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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15
9ie Sasb nad 9itaminen

0ie Sagb na6 @itaminen /
Sitanenbaft lit in 6en Iesten Sab-
rem in Sen Ser. Staaten Der 8erfauf
un6 Der @onium Ser Ndbrfonaentrate,
tpel6e @itamine in Hinenform entbal-
ten, geitiegen. Son elmer getpaltigen
&eflame eetragen, bat iih bieie mo.
oerne SSnbuitrie 5u einem @eibdft
enttpidelt, oas ibr uno ibren SGnb'
Iern iotpeit idon iiber $100,000,OO0
i'm Sabre einbringt. Gin ieoer ihludt
Die Ginger, bon benen man friiber
feline Mbnlng bate, un6 Elm ieoer er'
martet 8unoertaten BON ibnen.
@dbreno angemein onerfannt miro,
BOB bic gnt6edune Der gitamine Elm
piiienidaftlibes 8erbienit ipar. bas
iid namentlid in ben beutisen 3eiten
BON betrddtlidem Wert ertpiefen, lit
ibre tpabre Wirfiamfeit bod iiber.
iddbt porben. Sbre tatiddlihe ge-
oert,tng liegt 6arin, baB Der Menid
bon beute nidt mebr 10 frdftig rno
regelmdBig iBt, ipie es feline Dorfab-
rem taten, iobaB er einen geipiiien
griat fir geidpddte ODER berloren
gegangene &orperfrdfte brauht. Das
iibermiibenbe l1eberbaiten unb Die
ebenfaIls fraft5erit0renben Mufregun.
gen infolge Der abnormalen &riegsner-
bdltniiie IieBen cine ,,Nadfiitterung"
nod notipen6iger erideinen. Desbalb
bat Die Nadfraee nod 8itaminen in
alien 2dnbern Der @elt enorm 5uge-
nontmen, beionbers audi in Deutib-
LAMB. ...
Mber in ieiner Sah5eitihrift:
uSournal of fbe Mmerican Mebical
Mnociation" nabt Der befannte Ir5t
Dr. Morris yiibbein oarauf aufmerf-
lam, oab bic tpiiienidaftlide @ennt-
mis- iiber Sic tpabre Birfunesfraft Der
gitamine noh iebr beidranft lit. es
banole iid biniidtlid ibrer Nutlid=
feit borld1fig bieIfad Inn blobe Ser
oie ME oie Eatia1e aug
Ger Welt idaffen fonnten un6 idaffen
iollten, 6aB mad tpie Dor in Dem giien
6ie gufnabme Der aum 2eben uno
our @eiunobeit nottpenoigen 8eitano-
teile liegt, unb baB pobl faum bic
Belt fommen tpir6, in pelher Der
Menid allein bon iolhen Hilfen ODER
NGbrfonaentraten leben fann. :
8iele Bebauptl,ngen biniidtlid Der
@irtiamfeit Ser Bitamine miiroen. 10
betonte Dr. yHbbein tparneno, bon
Ser 8iiieni9aft iberbaupt nidt af5ep'
tiert tperoen. go ldeen beiipielsueife
feine binreibenben Betpeiie oafiir Dor,
oaB 2aitautofabrer mod 9erabfolgung
bon Bitaninen nabts tpeniger I'm.
fGlle b6tten, baB cine @rtraboiis bon
gitantin 81 grfdltungen, Snfluen5a
mno anoere grfranfungen Der ut.
mungsoreane berbin6ere, bob eine
jtarfe Dofis bon 8itamin 8 BEL hro-
nii9er Mrtbritis belfe, ober bob Bita-
min g BEL aeriehen6en @rantheiten 6es
.Nerbenipfteuls Abbilfe leifte, uiu.
Die Barole lal1tet alto nod tpie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15
NQtrlct aus auer &clt

auf oie @runolase Der Srieoenstdtig-
felt auriidseiteat 1peroen miiiIen, 1no
in t6 Staaten tperoen 40 Bro5ent
Der iett 8eidaftigten nod Bieberber.
itenung oes Srieoens arbeitslos iein,
tpie S. @apmono Walfb, Der Snfor.
n,ationsoireftor oes $50, fiir5lid in
elmer slniprahe i'm Snititut fir Nah'
friegspieoeraufbau an Der uniberittat
SEEM gorf erfIdrte. 8alib iprad BEL
Der eriten &onferena oes Snititl,ts iiber
6as Eberna ,.golle 8eidaftigung''.
SIN MitteIpunft Der lebbaftelten
Oebatte BEL Der &onferena itanb Die
Srage Der Nottpenbigfeit bon offent'
Iiden grbeiten, Bel 6enen na9 benz
&rieg Mrbeitsloie beiddftigt tperoen.
Die Nottpenoigfeit zines Programms
fir 0ffentlihe Mrbeiten als grgan'
5ung Der 8eiddftigungsbemii miibungen
oes 8ripatunternebn1ens tpuroe bon
alien gebnern augegeben, nit Ius'
nabme bon NoeI Sargent, Sefretar
oes Observation-Disclosures Der 5abrifan'
ten. Die Meinungen iiber ben un1'
fang Der srbeitsloitsfeit nod benz
arieg uno iiber bie @robe oes Pro'
gramms fir ofgfentlibe arbeiten gir'
gen ieood auseinanoer.
MuBer 0ffentliden Mrbeiten bra6-
te @alib bic Soroerung Der miiien-
i6aftli6en uno tedniiden Sorfhuns
ourd einen 9tegierungs5uiduB bon
elmer Milliaroe bas Sabr in @oriblag.
Cine iol6e Soridung tpiiroe oas Rri-
patl.nternebmen ua6 ieiner Inlibt aur
gnttpidlung uno 8ermarftung neuer
Yrobufte anregen.
Die gtebner BEL Der &onferen5 itimns
ten oarin uberein, baB mir nad bem
Rrieg eine ,,gen,iidte" Birtidaft ba-
ben mer6en. 0ie Hegierrng miro Pro-
iefte ausfubren, Die auberbalb Der
aeiltungsf6bigfeit ooer Der sSntereiien
oes gripatunternebn,ens liegen, obne
ieoe gudlibt auf bie 8eidaftigungs=
lituaion our Belt Der ausfiibrune
Ser arieg bot in iiberraidenoer Wet'
ie glufi6lub oariiber eegeben, mas
oie Ser. Staaten als Nation auf benz
@ebiet Ser Broouftion leiiten tonner.
X X X
Wblun, Der @nnberitoff Der 3nfnnft
slGerIei niibIi6e un6 arbeitiparers
oe Dinee fann bie Srauentpelt nod
bielem &riege eruarten, lpenn ysplon'
prooufte einn1aI tpieoer fir ben 31n1l'
beoarf freigegeben meroen. go ber1b'
tet aum 8eiipiel bic Sirma Du Pont.
oab bereits i6on Bldne oorliegen filr
oie 5abrifation bon Stoffen. Die ME-
mails gebiigelt merben brauden.
gs miro SaItenr0de geben, Die H.
re salten nidt berlieren, felbit tpenn
man iie in Ser Baihmaidine tpdidt
unb mir fonnen uns obne Beoenten
bie pbantaitiiditen, fompliaierteiten
Qragensarnituren 5ulegen, obne fiird'
ten au muilen, bab iie nah Der eriten
8aihe mad ,1ibts mebr ausieben"
gber audi 5dube, Eaiden. @egen'
mdntel, 8orb6nge, Stridgarne. He.
riiden, fiinitli1e MugenDimpern ino
anoere Dinge 1pirb man oann aus
NpIon beritellen.
Die merfmiirbiee Eatiabe, bob et11'
.mnI einneIeate IaIten aug Nnlon{t0f.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15
15Oprosentise 3nnabme bon 3onners
titen in ben Ser. Staten

Ser bonn ct. Charles College in Gu
tonsbille, Mb. 8or is Sabren betrug
Die 3abI Der &onbertiten 35,751;
lettes Sabr uar Die 3abl auf S6,9O5
geftiegen.
9feb. @inoer, gerfaiier mebrerer
srtifel, IN Der fafboliiden 8reiie,
idreibt ser 9epreiiion unS Dem @rie=
se oie madienoe 3abl Der &onperiios
mem 5u.
@orbereitnns fir bic Selisipreduns
bes Sabre Sunipero Serra
gon Hrieitern, tpelde auoerldiiiges
Meaterial fir Die ginleit,ng CUR &C.
lieipredung oes a1nerifanil6en Bio-
niermiiiionars Sabre Sunipero Sera
iamn1eln, beridten, es ieien 1875 9rie=
fe eingetroffen, uelde iiber @ebetss
erborungen bertbten.
gs iinb bereits $50 Manuifripte
oes Wiiiionars geian1melt tporoen,
tpeIbe iiber bas 2eben 1,no bic apo.
itoIiide Eatiefeit oes 9ioniermiiiios
mars MufidlliB geben. 8eitere feds
Monate biirften in Mnipru6 genom=
men tperoen, INN Manuifripte in Me-
rifo elmer Briifung gu unter3ieben.
Som 8i5ePoitulator iino ebenfans rs
Mitglieber bon Jantilien in IL StGo=
ten, oeren Mitglteoer nit Yaore Ger
ra befannt maren, Inn slufi9IuB BE-
fragt tporoen.
spanifdes 8latt soGt Gnslanb nnS
Mmerifa bpbes 2pb
Das fafboliide ipanii6e glatt
go" oriidt in einem beIobigenoen
artifel bic Mnii6ten uno 8uni6e oes
fatboliiden Spanien aus, penn es
idreibt:
ngs unterliegt feinem 3peifel, bob
@nglanos Anieben beute in Der ggelt
GROCER 1T, als ie 5upor. slle Meni6en,
Die Sronung, Dii5iplin unb Sreibeit
lieben un6 anitreben, unb Sab, 9fe-
pollution, &onfuiion. 3pietradt nno
Eprannei berabi9euen, ri9ten ibre
glide nod 6ieien britiiden sSnIeln unb
ibrem sfeide, 6enn iie itanoen ni6t
nur einem anideineno uniiberminolis
den 5eino gegeniiber, ionoern gaben
aud tbren @lauben an inoibiouelle
5reibeit un6 @erebtigfeit nibt auf.
Gin immerpdbren6es 0fonomiIdes
uno militariides Biinonis gnglanbs
NIT Imerifa tpiiroe eine Srie6ensiide.
rung fir Die gauae @eIt tpGbreno Ser
tritiiden Nadfriegsiabre be6erten.
auf @rl1no Ser driitlihen Hrinai-
pien, auf tpelde ibre Qualification auf-
gebaut lit, Die inouitrieIle Madt, uber
Die iie berfiigen, lire uneridopfli6en
Reidtiimer uno grmerbsquellen, Die
Gatfade, oaB ite nidt mad 2Gnoer.
eroberung itrebeu. al bieies lit i,1-
itanbe, Die @efabren, ,pel9e oie @eIt
nad Dem 4riege bebroben, abautpen.
ben. Gin inniees, boppelHtarfes gu.
iammenarbeiten Der beioen mGbtieiten
Rationen fonn unb muB bie @elt bor
benz Chaos betpabren. Il
X y X
10. bis 15,0O0,OO0 Arbeitslpie uaa
benz 2rie8e?
IL. Bis 100000 unbeihGftiete
arieasarbeiter wer6en nah Dem arieg
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15
Dor: SIS frdftig unb NIT 9erifano.
Cine. ST. Breiie.
\ X
Il. g. Jlafseidat id)ieft 10000 Gnk
flpdl

u. =. JiGfgelNnR 1NteRr oU,UUU UuR
bod
@eneralmaior 8. 8. Campbell Sr.
erfldrte unldngit in Denper, bob Die
8nnbesarmee cine neue 1900 MINI Stat
beiise, nit Der man 10000 SUB bod
idieBen tonne.
Sn einern Snterbiesp nit Der ,,Den-
Der Boit" fiibrte Campbell aus:
uSn BEN Beribten bon Der Sront
lit oie Wirfiamfeit Ser oelltiden SO
nm aanone geriibnt tpor0en. 0un,
in mas fir einem @agen m6dten Sie
Iieber fabren? S,1 einem Woben 1881
ODER 1943? Die SO mn1 @anone tpur-
oe 1881 5uerf bergeitent. Sie lit cine
tpunoerboIIe &anone, uno Die be,rt.
fden Sngenieure bauen ausge5eidnete
@eidiite, aber mir baben nit unierer
80 mm etpas Beiieres. sic fann aIs
SIaf (5lue5eueabtpebrfanone) uno
Baf (Ban5erabtpebrfanone) gleid5ei'
tig benubt tperben. Genau 10 mie Die
SO MN.
,,l1no nun baben tpir bic 100 MIN.
Die lit nod beiier als bic 80 mint.
sic fann 10000 SUB bod feuern
uno natiirli6 au6 fir getp0bnlide
Mrtillerieatpede pertpenoet tperben. Das
lit ettpas fir ben ndhiten 2rieg, tpenn
Bomber xiebr bod fliegen."
,-(Die4 80 MN SIaf 1puroe bon benz
Hbpiiferr 9abib g. Rarfinion bon ben
Sen Telepbone Laboratories nod ei.
nem 9raum erfunoen, BEN Der Doftor
1910 gebabt batte, als er BON Der Sn-
paiion beutider Glieser in Sollano
las. .... ..- f.
Die ,Eraumtpaffe" miro iiberan on
ser Sront nit groBem grfolg benutt
nno beiitt einen eleftriiden &ontrol1-
mebanismrs. Seber 9o 5duB bolt
elm Slueaeug berunter, tpabreno es
i'm eriten BeItfriege ieber 1900.
mar, nno oann nod ni6t einmal, beibt
es
Sin Tlngsemg NIT 0ampfbetrieb
Gin gbicagoer ptlf eine Danpfma-
i9ine fir Slug5euge erfunoen baben,
Die nur &obol gebraudt, tpeniger
@aum tpesnimmt uIs elm mo6erner
@aiolinfIug5eugmotor unb innerbalb
bon neun Monaten in Maiien fir mi'
IitGriibe 8,pede bergeitent tperoen
fam. ...
2ouis 6. Trosfp, Der @rfinber, iagt,
er lei 800 Stunben nit einem onrh
Dampf angetriebenen Slugaeuge ge'
floeen nnb beidrieb feline @rfinoung
in elmer gemeinfamen 5itung Der
Societp Of Mmertcan Weilitarp @ns
gineers unb oes Gbtcago engineers
Club.
gSie er ausfubrte, banbelt es fih
INN cine Rolbenmai9ine nit Reifel,
un6 Der 8renner lit cine &ombination
bon glutopergafer unb Garbenaeritali.
ber. Mm fann bafiir irgenoeirten
Brennitoff benl,ben, angefangen BON
g}oboI Big gu 99peinefeH. SIN falten
QefIeI fann man einen Dampforud bon
600 go innerbaIb bon einer Winnte
,u,b 90 Sefnnben er5eugen.
Trosfp iagt, elm nit Dampf betrie-
benes fSIug5eug iteige in einem Drittei
of..Y~..ssI~oxo S;o Fir. pinpS NIT
Evening star., 1943-09-15
Leon Fraser, Banker,
Appointed 10 Head
IA Red Cross Drive

Leon Fraser, president of the First
National Bank of New York City.
has been appointed chairman of the
| 1914 Red Gross War Fund drive, to
be held next March, Norman H.
Davis, chairman of the Red Cross.
announced yesterday. The appoint
ment was approved by President
Roosevelt.
Mr.. Fraser has vast understand
ing of the tremendous burden upon
| the American Red Cross in wartime" :"
Mr., Davis said. AS a soldier in the
first war, he saw the work among the
members of the AEF, and after the
war reviewed the continuing work
of the organization
Mr.. Fraser, who served as chair
man of the Greater New York Red
Cross War Fund drive in l941,
enlisted in the Army in 1917. Later
he became first assistant judge
advocate in the Services of Supply.
He was awarded the Distinguished
Service Medal, and was made
Grand Off1cer in the French Legion
of Honor.
In his acceptance Mr. Fraser said:
Il am very happy to have this
opportunity to join in serving the
Red Cross. l am confident that
because of the splendid and efficient
worldwi work of the Red Cross
the American people will, as here
tofore, give their full support in
providing for its indispensable finan-
cial needs"
Mr.. Fraser was associate director
of the Bureau of War Risk Insur-
ance in 1920. Later he became
executive officer and acting director
of the Veterans Bureau In 1924 he
served as adviser to the American
delegation to the London Prime
Ministers Conference and was gen.
eral counsel to the Dawes Plan. He
was Paris representative of the
agent general for reparations pay
ments from 1924-27. He became
president and chairman of the
board of the Bank for Inter-
national Settlements, Basle, Switzer-
land, from 1888 to 1895.
Evening star., 1943-09-15
Bacon S Diary Studied
For Clue 10 Murder

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Calf, Sept. 15.-
Cryptographers scanned diary
written in code as police today
pursued their search for clues in the
Staying of David Gaspar G. Bacon,
29-year old star of a serialized mo-
ton picture murder mystery.
Mr.. Bacon, son of 1t. Col. Gaspar
Griswld Bacon, former Lieutenant
Governor of Massachusetts,, left in
his Hollywood home two diaries,
one coded, among the personal pa
pers which Detective 1t. Harry FIRE.
mont and 1t. Lloyd Hurst said they
were studying in an effort to track
down the person who stabbed the
actor in the back Sunday.
Detective Capt Thomas Brown
said police also are seeking a person
with whom they believe Mr.. Bacon
had an appointment Sunday after
noon when he left his home pre-
sumably for the beach.
I'VE don't know who the person
was" he added.
An inquest will be held at $50
am. Friday.
Evening star., 1943-09-15
Fonda Paternity Charge
Called Exioriion Aitempt

BY the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES, Sept. l5.-Coun-
sci for Screen Actor Henry Fonda
yesterday filed an answer to the
paternity suit brought against him
by Barbara Thompson, Long Beach
divorce, denying her charges and
branding the action as an attempted
extortion.
Her suit is pretended and un-
founded, instituted maliciously and
without probable cause, and the
motive actuating the mother is an
attempted extortion from the de-
fendant who is not the father OF
the child" said the answer.
Mr.. Fonda. who Is in the Navy,
is married to the former Frances
Seymour, New York society girl. He
Evening star., 1943-09-15
BY the Associated Press.


ST. LOUIS, Sept. l5.-Wendell
Willkie was informed by the POST
Dispatch yesterday that some Re-
publican leaders in Missouri wanted
public answers to questionnaire
they had sent him on international
and domestic issues.
The 1910 presidential nominee,
who has agreed to come here later
this month for an off -the-record
discussion with the States party
leaders, told the Post Dispatch he
would refuse to answer their ques-
tions publicly.
The newspaper, which reached
him at his New York office. quoted
him as saying: They aren't going
to put Willkie on the spot
IF I decide to seek the nomination
for the presidency l will, of course,
discuss all such questions and many
others publicly" he was quoted as
saying. Il certainly, however, don't
want to spend all my time answering
questions.
Even I ought to have the privi-
Evening star., 1943-09-15
WiI|kie Won't Be Put on Spot
BY Missouri COP QUESTIONABLE

lege of selecting the time and place
Of my own public discussions"
The questions were submitted to
Mr.. Willkie in letter signed by the
entire Missouri delegation to the
1910 Republican national conven-
ton and all the officers of the party
in the State. They dealt principally
with his views on the political and
economic organization of the world
after the war, but one question asked
Mr.. Willkie specifically If he would
SUPPORT any Republican presidential
candidate who might be nominated
in 1914.
Evening star., 1943-09-15
Chicago TO Protect Liquor
Trucks From Hijackinq
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-Special police
squads have been assigned to pre-
vent the hijacking Of liquor from
trucks, Sergt. Michael Phelan dis
closed today. He added that scarcity
of whisky has made it valuable
prize"
He said that trucking firms with
shipments of liquor have been ad-
vised that designated routes in and
out of the city will be protected by
rowing police squads.
Police reported yesterday that
whisky valued at more than $40 900
was stolen in three separate thefts.
including $50 cases valued at $17,5OO
from a truck line firms docks,
Evening star., 1943-09-15
631 Paralysis Cases
Reported in CHICAGO

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15.-The number
OF cases of infantile paralysis in
Cook County (Chicago) neared the
300 mark today, the highest in his
tory.
Seventy-six deaths have been at
tributed to the disease. OF the 1913
cases, 631 were in Chicago and 167
in Cook County suburbs.
Evening star., 1943-09-15

So you want Toxic bombed xgain?
Well. bombs cost money. 50 help buy
some with War bonds and s.amps,
Evening star., 1943-09-15

says he does not know Mrs. Thomp-
son, who sued for 5000 medical
fees. $4,000 attorneys fees, s2,5oo
court costs and $4,000 monthly for
support of the child.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
I OS

Dress him up in fine poplin or
spun rayon wash suits. Military
or drsssy styles. Sizes TO 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Furniture, Household Goods

\ BEAUTIFUL sIi2 Administer rug. blue
leaf pattern. used two months. Si7.
Mrrheu's 1000 GrAtIot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
MATTRESSES RFNoyATFD

TESTED TOP soils. screened dirt soddinF
Ford and schaefer Handspring. Oregon
$500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Electric Washers

WASHERS, vacuum. sewing nschinS
motors repaired. Parts f0r al makes
Wow guaranteed " 81 MeEvcy 1905
Nanor, Hogarth PISS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05

WANTED-19io. 1871 Ford. Mercury or
Chevrolet; VIII pay cash. Call MI.
MacMichael. UN. 3-42i2.
WANTED 40 or ~ clean car WIN pay
cash. CAN TW. 1-2704. Ask for Miss
Bobb On Line 81, 2 a. N. 20 p. m. only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
rAINrING ANp pECoRATING

A accurate American painting paper.
hanging. KEN. toning, floor sanding re-
hnishinE Tyler 6-s3ss.
Al PAPER hanging calcimining and
Nj WALL WAsHfNG-DECORA TING
Any tine Free estimates IT, i-35si.
Al ACCURATE decorating - Rooms
paperei 800 up. Immediate service
Temple 2-a205
PAPERHANGING ,HOGARTH 1855
Guaranteed. rtasonablel prices. immediate
service.
PAPER HANGING e Paper removed by
steam paper furnished house painting.
LeuuN 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Pets and Poultry Supplies
BODY Chicks
BABY CHICKS
Lumber, Building Materials

FOR AN Al ROOFING OR SIDING JOB
Get OUR bid before Y buy YIN. $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05

BUCKY RYAN says He viii pay highest
dollar for l935-1e3e-1e37-l93s and 1889
automobiles. Gail no. 1872 l1sl1 Livernols.
CARS FOR sCRAP-BEsT PRICES
Res. TIE. 2-0isi: I'd. TY. 4e3ls
CARS WANTED-HIGH DOLLAR
HANSON CHEVROLET 1889 MACK
CAPS for junk: pay more Jer AUTO
Parts. 1915 Humboldt TY. 4-e036.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

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TTTT
wardrobe Ina has
personal arwUg,r. a road manager personal
manager a booker q mata. a special drcss-
maker secretary lawyer a press agent
and devoted mother
Another one who has taken tha ar5the way
10 musical fame is tan datk-eyed lauUoross
Ada Leonard. who won. her my7AtN spurs
when the majority of her Audience didn't rr5l-
ize they were listening 60 some hot ticks
They We're more fascinated with Ad's tor-
rid strip tease
AS a ratt,r-.f nat tla mIaht..Hu De
r'ue the burlcaga1 ctrl.ts 1T 1t.4aal
ra nom euog hadn't thrI-; h,r ir'o tho bead
She d,fe3 5cath hv rstl-.u. - undergo
a erpudectomy because it would scar her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

1rfIU ffTCK TCturIs
Mayfair's contribution 90 jan. and sIye is
Louise Duke. who took the back-door route 60
f7mc While other talented charmcrs Travelled
The high seas 20 Europe Co CLEAN culture IN
the days before tho war. Louise won't over %
spread 1T. through the medium Of American
jazz.
SHE clicked a l,E way i'm rr..>,. NH lvys
.n France Italy England. C.rruluiy and
Turkey Whom thc war threatened Louise.
daughter of cEeN York ndus'rll.-t James
Francis Mcnamara. hcata hasty retreat home
The society htI.e4ot the baton tig..lss ttfe
keyboard Iuehn s'yla aud Size aars from
most of her cunt.wr ia actually l.m.a-
stratn- mH-.ci instead of t0rsu tr'u.-'v
Then there's Us tu.-upnsl a-.t,--elur.5 f..t-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19
Ina Ray Hutton, one ot
the New Wave of SEW
solid Sendcrs Puts
Plenty az "Ompha~i~
Into Her Serious Career
81 Band Leading
BY LOUIS SOBOI

w fIl''i' .'''
w 10 war ~, i'..
Pippin is comh- '-'' 0.'
own
Gradually. the
girl batou-Uavcr
me an important Pol 4tu m
the band world and
ing the male h,reat
rHg-cutters. Whl. -.
uttorloors mourr th
Aruc shaw, Eddy lu.a.
Glenn Miller and others
Foremost pcrr7ue
Raw Hutton blond and t.
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>cp1cmbcr -. I9fI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12

pregiedujoe zadiijo stran insera-
tov, oglasi1: "Glejte no, Gin.
pera Y stfaskovu st. 5, posta
Raena vas, prodaja gospodar-
stvo s trinajstiini korci lastne-
ga po1ja, - sola in zeleznica v
kraju."
Detektiv je nervozno zabob.
nal s prsti in dejal:
"cudirn se, da vas zanima
gospodarstvo, gospod svejk."
20, vi ste tu!r je dejal svejk
III mu podal roko. "Nisem vas
precej spoznal. Veste, pray slab
spomin imam. Razsla sva Sc
zadnjie, &c se he motim, v spre-
jemni pisarni policijskega raw
n~ateijstva. Kaj Ste poceli cd
takrat? Ali priihajate veekrat
ser1kaj??" '
=. p NV
Danes sem prisel .zaradi
vas," je rekel Bretschneider.
"Povedali SO mi ma policijskem
ravnateljstvu, da prodajate pse.
Potreboval bi lepega podganare-
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tisadaijevanje)
Ali lie bill bedak 2"

cali je bill bedak?"
"Tako priblizno kakor MOI
MOI je odgovorila ihte,e.
"Bretschneider je p etnika
yprasal, ali bi streljal ma Srbe.
In tapetnik mu je odgovoril, da
ne, ker ne Una streljati, ter da
je enkrat zastreljal cello krone,
a nj nikoli zadel: Takoj uato
sfno slisali vsi, da je Bretsehnei-
der potegnil svoj notes in de-
jail: I, gillette no, zopet nova le-
pa veleizdaja!' in odsel je s ta-
petniko1n, Xii sc nj vrnil vee."
"Mnogo Sc jih ne vrne vee," je
dejal svejk. "Dajte mi rufna!!"
Pravkar 81 je dial svejk ma
liti rurna drugic, ko je prisel v
toei1nico civilni detektiv Bret
schneider. Urno je preletel z
ocni tocilnico in prazno gostil-
nisko soho, potem pa prisedel X
svejku. Naroeil 81 je piva in ca
kal, kaj poreee svejk. Ia pa je
smell Z obesalf1ika novif1e iii Sc,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-12
DEATH OF RAINIER r.
HLACHA

Rainier F. Hlacha, promi-
nent for more than twenty
years in Yugoslav affairs in
New York City, died in Co.
lumbus Hospital on June 4 at
the age of 81.
Mr.. Hlacha was born in
Yugoslavia of Slovenian an
cestry. He came to this coun-
try after the first World War
and in 1920 became attached
to the staff of the Foreign
Language Information Service
in charge of it's Slovene work.
At the same time he served as
correspondent for several Slo-
vene newspapers in Europe,
directed the Yugoslav Infor-
nation Bureau here, and acted
as interpreter for many of his
newly-arrived countrymen. He
was also president of the
Yugoslav Club of New York.
About 1880 Mr. Hlacha was
appointed to a position with the
New York State Department of
Labor in the Wage Claims Divi-
sion, a position he still held at
the time of. his death. He also
maintained his connection with
the Foreign Language Infor-
nation Service, now the Com
mon Council for American
Unity, in the capacity of edito-
rial advisor of it's Slovene Sec
ton.