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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28

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idont bleiben tpiiroen uno oer~a,clts
trale Status ser Gatifanitaot reipef-
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tiiden unb er5ieberiiden areiien nod
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oie @ege letter. au belfen.
go iprad anIdBlid oes alunnen.
tages am Macalitter College in ct.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28
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Sire ono 9flbber So. IN 9lfrpn, O.,
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&. &C. Barnes, eroffnete, oaB ltd
ber5eit taltieno sluftrage fir Sor-
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&rieg nod 5pei Sabre oal,ert, nerOen
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lein meroen, oenen bon beute nllr nod
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perridtet prddtige 9lrbeit in Ser
S6affl,ng neuer 8effen."
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teneeifits, bat bereits pielerlet Ser
Observation-Disclosures. 0as 8ebein1.
mis- oieier 8affe lit ibre 2.5pfiinoige
@ranate, oie einen bisber ser DEF.
fentlibfeit nidt entbiillten Sprengltoff
con groberer 8elpalt als SgeI ent-
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10 llngebeurer Siee, OaB tie oas Sn.
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rie man peiter BON Dem militariiden
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'hat. Sic befinben ii6 unter 100 per-
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len be5eidnet Seiterrei6 als oen ,,rau-
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ben oortigen Sotels, Sduiern 1mo
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
6 Styles
Available
In Detroit
BY JOAN DEAN

WHATS new and different in
" prints for spring? Some
thing very new, different and
with a deep meaning is being
offered. If you want TO spice
your wardrobe with print
that's conversation piece,
select a frock made from one Of
the four freedom prints.
Presented in the spring OF
1943, the principle behind the
prints was really born in Aug.
1871, when President Roosevelt
and Prime Minister Churchill
met at sea 10 formulate the
Atlantic Charter.
Included in the charter are
the four freedoms freedom of
speech. freedom Of religion,
freedom from want and freedom
from fear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Sub-deb
Club Meets
Monday

CLICK STYLES for the high
~ school set and telephone
talk will take the stage al Z
p. m. Monday when the Sub-Deb
Club Of Detroit celebrates Boys
Night in the auditorium of a
local store.
The telephone talk Will re-
volve around the correct and
incorrect use Of the telephone in
wartime. Two comedy SkitS de-
picting right and wrong ways
viii be presented under the di-
rection of Catherine Girdler
Hartough.
They are entitled Title, the
Terror of the Telephone and
Aunt Polly, the Panic of the
Party Line Dorothy Matrack
and Pauline Bruce will enact the
title roles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
And Be Amiable

Availability is so important TO
a girls charm that it might
easily 90 first on the hist. A
gentle. sweet disposition has
carried many girl through life
in a luxurious limousine. who
would otherwise have had 10
trundle her own wheelbarroW.
OF course men admire a neat.
Smartly-dreSSed girl. who knows
how to wear clothes
A man likes to take a girl out,
who does him credit; and moth
ing gives him such a thrill as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Self-Assurance

POISE is the first OF these.
PoiSe does NOT mean pose.
SWagger, holiness or self-asSer-
lion. 1t means a calm self
assurance and a total lack OF
self-consciouSneSs. If the aver
age girl would spend as much
time and energy in reducing her
inferiority complex as she does
in reducing her hips. and in cul-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
SeIf-ControI and Poise
Win Men S Attention
BY HELEN ROWLAND

tivating Self-conddence as she
does IN cultIVa1Ing her eye
lashes, she would get twice the
results.
The second quality men go for
is alertneSS, responsiveness, Vi
vaclty. But this does not mean
always bubbling over with wit
or pep, or stopping over with
emotion Ii means a genuine
interest in people and things. a
real understanding, sympathy
and-enthuSiaSm. An easy laugh
ter and a quick frendlinesS. /
sometimes wonder which men
dislike more "A human phonO-
graph or an unrcSpOnSlve dumb
bell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Six Dress Styles

The freedom prints have been
made into slim lined spring
frocks. Their are six dress STYLES
made of the four prints. The one
sketched today. which synbolizes
freedom from want, comes in
black or navy background with
the cornucopia and wheat
sheaves OF pale aqua
Bows at the front waistline
simulate peplum, for face
fiattery the neckline is neatly
Weed and the sleeves are brace
let length. In Misses sizes, the
frock is S4q.95
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Symbolized in Prints

To document these freedoms.
a famous American fabric house
has Symbolized them in dress
prints.
Freedom from fear is pictured
by carefree people lightheartedly
tripping about a mayPole
Freedom of religion is Showl
by symbols al various denem j.
nations such a. a cross. the 10
commandments OF Moses.
Pilgrim church and lighted
tapers IN candelabra
SheaveS Of wheat and cornu-
copia' overlooking with the har-
vest Of the good earth depict
freedom from want while tiny
figure standing on A soap box
spouting his theories 10 listen
ing group expresses freedom OF
speech.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Accessories
Dress Up
Dining Room
BY ELEANOR ROSS

CoLoRFUL accessories such
As odd looking jugs or tea
pots, unusual plates, colorful
bits of china, sweeping plstterS.
colorful vases, pieces of silver
are apt TO gather about the
house even II one ISM anything
OF collector.
So many OF VS. place these
things on shelves or in closet
and forget about them. not Civ
ing a thought as 10 their deco
rative possibilities.
If your household includes a
real dining room why not do
neat little decorating job, using
such articles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
"WHAT qualities do men ad-

"WHAT qualities do men ad-
" mire most in a girl ?" in
quires f.. b. II am sure they no
longer go for the baby-type, the
sweet, helpless moron of song
and story. Yet, too strong a
character seems 20 be a handi-
cap. too. am confused"
And so are most girls, these
days, +. B. That's because self
will and a desire 10 dominate
are so often mistaken for char
acter. But character isNnothing
so childish.
Character includes Self-con-
troll and poise; and these are the
TWO qualities which men prob
ably admire most in the modern
woman. There are, in fact, GER
Tain qualities, which all men like
IN ALL women. regardless OF
type,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Pottery and Glassware

Pottery and glassware If the
glassware Is Casual-are a nice
combination. but balance is i'm
portant here as in your living
room furniture.
Dining room pictures so
placed that one can't help see
ing them as one eats, should be
suitable and pleasant That
doesn't mean. though, that only
still-life studies such AS fruit or
flowers should be used.
Bird prints are good. but
other animal pictures look bet
ter elsewhere except for horses
In hunting scenes.
A large mirror lends a spa
Cious air and is nice wall
treatment over a buffet. serving
chest or fireplace. but it must
be placed with care.
There are many people who
don't care 10 watch themselves
eat and the presence of q mirror
into which they must look may
be q source of irritation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

10 see admiring on enviouS eyes
turned on the girl at his side.
Beauty and style are enor-
nous aids to popularity; but a
glrl makes "A mistake in think
ing that they are the whole
thing. They are only the show
window; they attract his eye.
cut they don't sell him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Hospital AIumnae
To Elect Officers

ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION
Of the Henry Ford Hospital will
meet at $50 p. m. Monday in
the Nurses Home for the cleo
ton of officers. "A card party
will be held following the meet
Ing 10 raise money for service
kits for army men as they leave
for overseas duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Plants and Pictures

Any such pieces can be the
key accessories for your dining
room and you can use potted
plants, pictures or wall hangings
with them.
Don't mix the pottery and the
fine china; one or the other is
good, but not both. Don't mix
the metals-sll silver. all brass.
all pewter. all silver gilt, but
not A conglomeration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
MorbIeized LINOLEUM
81 e 3 ;.

Extra heavy battle
ship grade that can
really take hard daily
use! CoIors go
through to the back.
We still have some
with burlap backing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
IMPORTED English BRoADLooM
s(jie''''s'!'. B..

So beautiful mere photograph does not
do it Justice! 18th Century floral pat
terms in softly fused, natural coIors on
blue, tan or beige kgrounds. Resilient
Atwood pile. How proud you'll be to
know your floor covering came all the
way from England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Boy and Girl Styles

The high school fashion show
will include styles for both boys
and girls and will be modelled by
high school student Sue
Marshall. Rosemary futile, Lois
GFuhler, Fay Horton. Lillian
karbowniezak, Pat Haley, Paula
Dengel, Rosemary Fleury, Mar
garet Harrison. Don VisScher,
Jack Gallagher. Bob White. Babe
Rose. Charlie Weikel and Jay
Crawford
Carol Brow OF Western High
School and Frances Dreher of
ST. Charles are planning the
style parade and Mary Tudor
viii be commentator.
Dancing ana refreshments VIII
follow the program. There is no
charge and all high school boys
and girls are invited. If you wish
10 know where the party is to
he held. please telephone Joan
Dean. Cherry $500. line 347.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
AII-WooI WILTON BROADLOOM

Now you can have rugs that fit your rooms cor
rectly, or cover wall-towall. The minute you see
these coorful, striking patterns, you will want to
have them on your floors! Thick set, al-wool pile
that makes them luxuriously soft and springy un-
derfoot Loomed for long wear and lasting beauty!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Easy Vegetable Soup

One-half cup diced turnipS. 2
cup diced carrots, ~ cup diced
celery, y onion (chopped), l
cup diced potatoes. 4 tablespoons
butter or enriched margarine,
quart water, dash of pepper and
2 teaspoons salt.
Brown vegetables in butter,
add water. 1alt and pepper and
cook slowly for 2 hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Spring
Soup q Favorite
Dish

0yOUP is still a lunch favorite
- for spring days. And what's
more, you can make your vege-
table soup right from the fresh
vegetables in your grocery store
Try this recipe for your next
home-cooking venture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
M'Arthur
Aid Urged
In Boston
Special 10 THE DETROIT IIMES

BOSTON March 30-Immediate
shipment of arms, men and mate
rial 10 Gen Macarthur in the
South Pacific was urged today
in a resolution introduced in the
Senate by Senator Donald w
Nicholson RI Of Wareham.
The resolution calls in particular
for sufficient planes and person.
mel 10 be sent 10 the Pacific theateT
of war for the successful proseCu.
ton Of the conflict
Senator NicholSon'S resolution
which was also read in the House
is as follows:
Whereas, for the successful
prosecution of the war in the South
Pacific 1t is essential that Gen
Macarthur shall have AT all times
an adequate air force and tho
necessary military and naval sup
port. therefore he II
Resolved, that the general court
Of Massachusetts respectfully
urges the secretary OF war and the
secretary, of the navy to furnish
forthwith 10 Gen Macarthur suf-
ficient alrpIanes and personnel and
the necessary military and naval
support and be II further
Resolved, that copies Of the
resolution be sent 70 the secretary
of state 10 the President of the
United States, 10 the secretary OF
war and 10 the secretary OF the
navy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Australian Air Ace
Is Reported Killed

LONDON. March 30 GNS)-
The famous. Observation-Disclosures
aerial fighting team Of Paddy FL
nucane and Keith tBluey) Trus-
colt. which was broken with the
death of Finucane last summer,
has lost its other member. London
newspapers reported today.
In Melbourne dispatches, the pa
perS reported TruScott, who was
AuStralaS ace fighter pilot. had
been listed as missing and believed
killed following a crash OF his
plane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
ONLY PATROL ACTIVITY

Elsewhere on tho muddy defense
pcrimctcr az Smolcnsk. the COM
muniquc reported only patrol
activity with ono Soviet unit being
credited with killing 200 enemy
nfantrymcn, destroying an artil-
lery battery and capturing assorted
war material.
Anti-alrcrafts FIRE broke up
hghter-eSCorted formation OF Il
German bomber, attempting to
bomb Soviet troops on the
Smolensk front Three hombcrS
were shot down and the rest
icttiSoncd then bombs and Aed,
the communicate said
Three other trenS or tho
.SmolcnSk front fen 20 the Rus.
SLAMS yesterday The Russians.
Wcdged themselves into Ire Ger
man dcfcnScS. then with another
force which had swept around %
The enemy rear anni.Ila'cd the
greater part or INC Germ5T Sarri-
son. German cogntera'ttcks were
rcpulecd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
End Pdrke Davis
Five-Ddy Strike

The five-dsy strike nj 400 cu-
ployes Of Psrke Davis & Co. was
settled today when workers Ic-
turned 10 their Jobs AZ The request
of officials Of District 30 United
Mine Workers
Meanwhile. two other dispute,
left 80 mechanics idle ar the Park
Motor Sales. $1,000 Woodward and
% truck drivers AZ the CoCa-Cola
Botthnc Co. 1909 Grs'iot
Harold johns. manager az 90.
Park company. SAID Tho mechanic
members Of Local As JAW-ClO
QUIT their iohs SATURDAY.. protest
ing The service manager writing
up repair orders while the regular
order man. a member az the union
was out 20 lunch.
A spokesman for the CoCa-COls
Company said truckers affiliated
with the Brewery Workers tClOl
quit following 2 stalemate ~ neCo.
tiations over the union demand.
for a closed shop and checkon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Dnyin0 British Dash Puts ROmn,eL in Tiqhtest SPOT
u. s. Staff Chiefs
In Secret Talks
On Pacific War

( WASHINGTON, March 30 CINS)
The war department disclosed
today that the L. s. chiefs of staff
and Is representatives of the three
supreme American commanders IN
the Pacific have been engaged in
important consultations IN Wash
ngton on Pacific Ocean war plans.
Conclusion Of their secret and
closely guarded conference was
announced in a special statement
which said that the purpose Of the
meeting was 10 acqualnt the
Pacific commanders -- Gen. Mac
Arthur. Admiral Nimitz and Ad-
mlral HalScy with the decisions
reached at CaSablanca in January
by President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Churchill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
MADANG. GASMATA HIT

Other enemy points raided Mon.
day were LanCgoer and WabcSk
GaSmata and Cape Gloucester. or
New Britain Island and Madang
and Saldor, on New Guinea.
Six enemy bomberS made a
might attack on Allied installations
at ORC Bay, south Of the Buna
district Of the Papuan coast, caus.
ing slight damage and no casual.
ties.
One enemy bomber was reported
shot down while making a recon.
naiSSanCe flight over Dododura
New Guinea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Accord Lessons
Coal Strike Peril
Registered u. S. Patent once

NEW YORK. March 30 INS)-
The throat Of a strike April IA
the soft coal fields OF the south
ern Appalachian area was diSsi-
patcd today by an agreement
between southern operators and
the United Mine Workers Union
10 extend their contract for 80
days.
The accord demanded by union
preSidrn, Lewis, as basis for fur
Their negotiations, was reached
with the ard Of Or John Steelmdn.
labor trouhle-Shooter for the gov
eminent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
ATTACK JAP AIRFIELDS

Single Allied bombers carried
out the attacks on the airfields
AT GaSmata and Cape Gloucester
and the harbor area at Madang
where the enemy is attempting tc
build a huge new invasion base
Recent reconnaissance reports
said the Japanese had completed
ono airfcld N Madang and had
eight more under construction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
KILL MANY GERMANS

On another sector tho midnight
bulletin SAID the Russians cap
tured an enemy strong point and
killed many Germans
Along tho middle reaches az tho
upper Donets. tho Russians threw
back German tommy gunnerS a.
lacking their positions on one
sector Of The Kharkov front and
broke up a large enemy infantry
concentration With artillery FIRE
IN another Heavy losses we're IN
nlrfnd ON Tho Garmars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
New Invasion Base
Of Japs in Guinea Hit

/ UNITED NATIONS HEAD.
@ UARTERS IN AUSTRALIA
March 30 1NS)-Allied hombers
raided eight enemy bases in the
New Guinea area Monday a com
munique from Gen. Macarthur 5
headquarters announced today.
Heavy damage was reported AZ
focal. in the kai Islands. south
of New Guinea, and at the much
battered enemy base at Lac New
CuDPa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

remarkably mauled and enfee-
bled." But he warned that heavy
fighting lies aheadD
MontGomery's veteran desert
troops lost no time in crashing
10 GabeS-and beyond
after breaking the Mareth line
by bold encircling movement
I h rough supposedly impossible
desert lands TO Fl HANNA.
Ned Russell, United Press cor.
with the Eighth Army
at II HANNA, reported that
attack by British troops
and a moonlight clash with Ger
man armor helped to break enemy
resistance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Baby Girl 5uffocdfed
In Smoke Filled Room

Catherine ZollWeg, 1i-month-olC
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Albert
Zollwee Of 674s Jim DAILY road
Dearborn. was sufocsted by smoke
today.
SherffS deputies said the rcd
hot pot Of an inhalator. placed by
the mother. had fallen o. the hno-
leum floor and filled the room
With smoke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Extortionist Admits
Mae West Threat

LOS ANGELES. March 80 ms
Not only did Russell Eugene
AleNanderSon. Is. Nelf-Styled The
Leopard, - send cNtortlon notes to
Betty Cradle. but he also wrote
a letter 10 Mae West. demanding
that She pay him 100000 under
threat of death, 1t was revealed
Today.
The Mae West letter was dis
closed when Tho Leopard pleaded
guilty 10 eXtortlon charges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
VETERANS IN DRIVE

New ZealanderS who were vet
Grams of the Libyan desert cam
palgn, and Scotch HighlanderS who
had taken part in the battle of
France, drove the enemy back
through Gabes and continued on
up the coast, apparently keeping
up constant pressure & a i n I
strong German rear guards.
The SCotSmen are from the 51st
division, which led the smash
through the Mareth Line.
New Zealanders had diStin-
GuiShed themselves in heavy fight
ing in the FL HANNA sector after
their great march that turned the
Mareth Line.
AS usual, Rommel appeared 10
bc retiring in good order but was
suffering severe losses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
SEVERE LOSSES TO ANS

In London. Prime Minister
Churchill told the House of
Commons that another severe
defeat had been inflicted on the
ANS, that the enemy had SUI
tered very serious" losses in
men and material, and that ANS
pdn/cT divisions IN particular are