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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03

Da bereits felt 1918 prinata gdulen
|'berboten maren, foiltuouiart Die regie-
|lre,1oe. atbeiitifbe &iaiie aata sauJen
Foes 2au0es. eSsn nialen ,gaulen lit
|sieoeu religioia llntgrrilbt uuteriagt
|taab miro Der altbeistuae selebrt Die
Eregierenoe atbeiltiide &lnIe bot aub
lloas. 0epaopot iibes Die, Hseifa bas
|lEbeuter nn0 6as @is,erta, mo- oerieIbe
eoutiuelaid1e l@eilt nenhseitet miro.
Elastterfngt itao etenfalls dffentibc
|'aerfammlanaa,s aau gesbreitaang Ser
|!!99teligiou. &eis,e fagitatiba 1unftion
E6arf i1n gtanlen @bsiIti oasgeabt per.
|soens &eite' tuirA tpenigitaas teaapo.
Etdr, BON Der regierenbau alaIie oie-
E@ntueibuna raligi5ier 8iaga, oas ge-
EtDahinne GAIigBe,, Der &isHen, Ser.
Ebaaaaa,asg, @iafperra.ua nssa grnlorz
Young bon @iiidaofan ,iab Rrieitelfrn
beuu1ieoen, abghiB bieie tp-
Eranuiiben 9faBnabuletl paal Ser iosia.
| (liitiih-atbeiitiiden Meeisra.sag fin NOT.
tpenoig befanoen iperoen. Weoer Elm
sSberruf nodD eiaae @ntI tIdbaan0ii n0iigung fir
Ebie neriltten GreaeG IT'D bis ieat er-
Efplgt
/ 9ffi5ien fdhrt gotpietruBlnnb fort
Eein, atheilhiher 9tant al1. iein. Cine
Egeotion braa6t man acknowledgements
Enidt init ibrer Negiernna gu tbel1ti-
Efi5iete1t. Gin geipaftiyer Mbitano
Efann beltehen atpiiden Der regieren-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03
8elisiaa int bentieen 8nkfane

1leber biafas Gbenln bon allgemei-
mem ssss.terelle eatpiuft Sc, g. Eima-
,ibeff ia, ber saHaarnanamer oes
Sign eia, fsm ia,tareliaantes uno
gifb. Wtr geben BEN
sSnarptinboIt oes artifels, In eigener
;lleberiasnne tnieber.
,,@bf es @eligioat is1 NugIaaoa 2
s'@a,t, es @eligion gabatr IN eiaaeat aa1s-
'oe, oas feit IS Sabssn bar eisaa fn<
snatiih=afbeiftifhen 9lnlfe beberriW
,,poroen, Die feite e,,tidIoifen tpar, Die
lSeeh elmer brifliiben Nution, tueaig.,
sItens fir oie eegenpdrtige stafipH, aat
lpernibte,t. @ies 1T iteist Broblens bon
sentihieoener @idtigfeit fiir ioe,
,gbriftiten i.t Der, sanaen @eM nnb Bee
ipr,oers ntuB es- ei1te gtntsou i,iterelz
sfieren, bie, bl1rH eingetretene 8erbdtt-
sniiie uno nsnitdnoe, itdp pesanlnB.
,ltebt, an Der Seite NuBlaatbs 3,t faunp=
lfee1.
@en,,, r1an cine Station nod 1einer
sregierenben Glaiie bellrtei1t, 10 gibt
JOS feine @eIigipn in NaBluno. MIs.
,,s1leeiitglieo Der regierenoe,l 9iaiie 1nliB,
.nlan Der Nie,16orefigion oes Wurris1
mus. Ser anf winteriaisntl1g u,u0G
..aattbeisn1lis gaariinbet III, angeb9ren..
Gin sblfer Marr's r1l,B nidt r,Ar.
,oie Geligiou perperfen, fonoern audi;
statfraftia antireligi1s ieia ,lno an Der
ssMusrottung Der &eligion n,itAefnn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03
Mittmpdh bsn 8. Gebrnar 1943

Ebrdhte, in oer mod aus 6eur Bantbeon
ioer Maud Der 9pfer aam 9immel
le1HRoritieg rpo IN oem ffubiicben anl.
pbitbeater @iraffen nno Eiger ipran.
gen. slMd oia itpIaeler Dnnnitten
faab nas ben ssltsu,a NIT oe1 Meibe
Der r0nlifben Baplte Dergliden Die
.beneainnifhe HepnRIif mar MODERN
i'm 8ergleih aana NapfiHausl ,in6 nit
Der Hepublit bon 8eueoig lift es, aus;
.bas Bapittun aber 6eHebE @eitebt
Fitroben6 boat 2ebeat ,aaea' &raft, iudb.
.renb bic NIT ibal gIeibaltrigen Geide
Hfdon hngiI seumpoept iath. Sic fa-
.tboIiide aipde fenaet Aeaita nod bre
.Wifiiouare bis, gum &aube Der 8eIt,
auno oieie firo niht nti,tber eifrin als
.iene, Die nit suga1ftin t1r Sent lnnoe-
len. Seinoiib geiinnts,t Serribern
strih fie beute noh NIT SerRihen Muht
sentgegen uie ieiner3eit benz Sl,nnen
EEsaltttiIn. Die 3phI ihrer gfanhgen 'iit
sgr0Ber afs ip, u,tb hire grra.ugeniMnf.
ten III Der steuen MeIt entitbuoigen fie
.reidhn fiir 'bie III Der s4lten erlit.
.sfenett gertuite. -. gs III audi feine
EgrWein,11rg Il, sidt, bje naheIegen
ssfDnnte, oaB lie. Dem @noe ibrer Ser.
Efbaft ettgegeneebt.. Sie. ipb oen An.
flung, ieber &eaierung nno Hoer ftrd)-
slighen Ginrinhsng, Ole berseit eriitie-
sren nnb aIeut aInidein nnfh Ht fie BE.
era,fen, amt ibr eHoe sN feben. gie
,,nar groB 1n5 seabtet beSor Ser
fSndie ben gpben DEitnnpin,ss betrnt,
.bppor Der Gronfe aber nen Mbein
''f1lbr, aIs IN A1tiodien nod griediihe
,,8ereofnn1feit III 8fiite ftn,lb us,o in
igeeeffu @6sen angebetpt ipurben. lt1o
'alfenr anisbein nad ipirb fe nod BE.
liteben, rpe,tn Der NpiIen0e bon Meu.
,,ieelni1b iatnitten elmer groSen 9eoe
on eislem sebrobenen gogerr Der Son.
,bon-8 8riide 8lns 1lilufft lin bie Stu.
linen Der &ntbeoraIe oes beiItgen Hou.
alus 81. fta1bieren.. Denfe irb an Sic
furbtbarpn Gfarnle, tpeIuen bie r0.
smilhe &irhe ,pioeritns,n,, bonn fann
Aid n1ir fhiperIirb borftelfaA nie lie
saa,rgruuae, ge5en lpHfe. !"
(SdlnB folgtl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03

E8regor. Der @roBe, Der bieie l1ebef.
E5euga,lg teilte, oie entiheibenoe Mes4
Fblu1g: er. ianbte Die 8eneoiftinernifIsps
mare nod england llno er0ffnete oa-
nit oag 3eitalter Der 8etebruug oes
lleHeit @urepa.
Sic auf ons geilin6e 8arbarenblllt
Eeebnilte Stride erlangte MN. Die Sub
Ererrole. sic tplrbe Hidt nnr Eaasi-
EpatiH Der boubrialgenoen NoIer, ionr-
bern audi ibre 9ebrmeiiterin; Muserd-
Der ntb @edoihasieb, offer ibres aul~.
turidGbe. 60 gelonste iie gu Maht
Eau ginfhB alab @eibtan1;, lie eialy
Fsleihinun cine Gbe nit isne,l sniRAa
tionen ei1,, Die ben geihidHiden Gbu-
srnfter bes WitteIufters dusn1ahen.
PNls oann i'm Is. Sabrhuu6ert Die
R@drung begant, aIs Der Wenfb beg.
90 9eitt eaiitttefufters in apegriffe tpar, fih po,i
ben SSn5ttiitufione,t tpelbe i'm gpob3es
sge,b: Die er aber ais Saif ntt6 Genuls !.
'fdJnt au en,pfinben be9a,n, at entai,-
II5ipieren, mar pieheruut Die @efubr'
sporba,oen, oaB oiefer 3erfaHss HssproaeB
Bic, &inbe, Die mil ibne beranudB Bffer
mar, alno fir Die .pieaeiiebt 9oadf ,as0
'Heihtun1 nie ein ! gr5Beres 1fpbel ges
.ineien fno, NIT sFd reiBt. Die airde
.tpor aalf tpeite Streden bin bertpeltz
lliaht unA pisle euaifg galiitus iudene
Ioe geeiess pesaaaghtesp naht ,nebr al,
piefev paaiRel &sAa bic 3iiae
eoes ghra tliaas aes Guangeliun1s
saaa ertaedesl 1aal0 oie 9syae iiberpa1p
~ aifAt abae sqe6e MaAtnerIl,ite (Ne-
Effesp,atipst!A - aasGhs aoiaia beiipielloie
e@gifa..
/ Mo8s fartfnbsaA2 ssar Der &enais-
EEfanpe. njsnerbplta fh aie Gefabr oes
l@noliia aiiaaals, III ser Srano0iiidesr
||ssttebphltipp ia 0as aistbe Ser Mdrts-
|Erer. limo ipes meiH ipeIdle Gefabr ibr
FiRRt benauifedta 2 aie @ef1idte, aber
epin u,g cine 2ebre seben, uelder.
Eaer Anglifuagr. MaeaasIap nit ieiner.
Ef1iiiibblen aber seiiaafariideaoesp Seber in
Eiaiaieu gtaoie iiber oas Yaaittum Aus.
slarasf perliab:
,@s gibt feine ou0ere Snititutio,r
Ein Glsropa, Die lins ito oia 3eit auriid-.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03
Grpaennsem slm Sabresbesinn

nonllnen Dem flaiiit6en gSerf oes.
gllbopeirr gbeologen n@ott IN
Der @ei6idte" iino in beionoerer z
Beiie geeignet, geraOe 5u 9eginn
zines neuen Sabres peroffentlidt 5u
iperoen, tpeil fe ebenioniel Srolt
tpie Mufmunterung uno @fut geben.
Sic i'm 8elteben uno 2eben Der
airde bie ,lnnittelbure 5nhruug Got
tes am aalffanenbiten be5eugenoen Wfo-
mente ii1,b folsenoe: Die anerihpies
rigSte slufsabe it, 0aaiien fir oas
bodlte reliei6s=iiittlihe Soeal 51 ges
piunen, fllturitol3e, blaferte &C.
iblgdter in bie einfaltige, Die gr.
fohru,lg al,idanben rnahenoe Welt oes
gpaneelilln1s binein5u5pingen, nnh
ol bas. NIT iener al,Beren @nlpuuhs.
loligfeit, ia Mnti=gisnung, tpelde 3.
8. Die Yeri0nlidfeit oes beiliaen
BauIus fennseibnen. llno oberbrei1t
nit Ser betpuBten 8ertperfuua aaer,
Bropaeanoar1ittel uno Wetboben ote-
fer @elt. 3ie erita @ertiiHoignng best
gpangIaHrHs nnanb tsdt Die @0Haer-.
idaft Der Giipiten iat 1niprndb ieic.
bic dinefiihen uHD, luoi,gpfibe,t gaor.
bbiite,lpreoiger es tnte,a beubiluoeh.
fid nidt nit @affeu, tpie Mobaugneb,s
au1 1,iAt NIT Sen Griebeth fpie nad
Mobanlneo oah 2aither, fonoerst fe,
bertraute a,lf zines: iaa oifeniione. ipis
ritus ct birtaatig - auf oas @rueie
fen Der aroft uno 0es @eiltes..
@enfhlide anslldnslidfeit but nod'
ME 10, Har uatoi beltin1nt auf iiber-s
menidliheu Gingriff bingetoieieah
Mom1nien bat ben niertep @ar0 ieir
ner beriiha,teu 9f6naiihen Geididte'
,,ngeidrieben selaileth % er, tnie. ct
angeblifh bent befanutelr futholiihett
&irdenbiitorifer Sraua q. &raus ses-
itanb, Die nerbliiffenle. Shngnigfeis
nnb 8riinbliabfeit, nfit ger oas Gbri<
itentun bas geIasnte @ebiet Der taai-.
fenbidbrigen r6utiiden <dtnn burb=.
orang, ,,idt IN feline @elbidfsfdtego-
rien eiaiaafiigen pentnohte.
Die @irbengeibid,te lsgt 3eugnis
ab, oaB 0os @unoer oieier eriteh ans=
breitung iid tuieoerbolte, aipar IN a1,r
Deren 8nriationen, bod, init oerielber:
gottbeaeugenDen &raft 1T Der 8efeb-
rllng Ser europailbe1 8arbaren bonn
d.. Bis, 12. Sabrbunbert, l,nb nieber
felt benz t6. Sabrbunoert in Der Mii=
iionierung Der bier frentben 8elte
teile. ltno es bat Sen @nidein bab
Die Generation, 0ie bier zines boMg
neilan @eldibtsmun0ers 3elgir miro,
niGt qa5lt fern 1T.
s.. aus pelden 6aftoren eilt 9ing ae-
boren tpir6, ourd oie gebt es and sll=
grunoe. Die Biaga Der geibidtlihe1'
Grideinlnlae,t lit bereits ibr GaIg.
l1no mas ieben mir bei Ser Stride 2
9ie @eibidte ber1naa sic 2aaen 5u
punftieren. IN benen lie geidihHihen
grtpael,nsan genaB unbeoingt batt,
ltntergeben miiiien - auspeilen, 0urd
dl.bere @eipalt, eilh an0eres WuI. lno
0as lit gefabrliher, our6 inuere 4ri-
fen.
&alm mar lie geboren,, geriet iie.
ibpn III bie ariie bes Seins unb bes
&ihtlains oenl Tie sebarenoen Suben>
tilm aeseaiiber. Sic eeididAide 2as
se unp sic eriten gnttpiflungen trie=
ben tie oabin, oaB cine iiioiide Sefte
ans. ibr tperOe. = man lele nur ste.
er1ten t2 @apiteI Ser MpoitelaeIhih-
Evening star., 1943-11-19

ties are minor in comparison with
this one. which is to be avenged by
the impatient guerillas in an almost
barehanded attack which brings
THE North Star" to its dramatic
climax.
The conflict is reduced to the per-
sonal scale only In the relations be-
tween Col. Won Harden and vener-
able Dr. Kurin which the latter sums
up just before shooting the other
In the simple, eloquent speech:
Il have heard about men like you.
The civilized men who are sorry.
That, that kind (Richter, the true
NazD is nothing. They will 90 when
their bosses 60. But men like you
who have contempt for men like him,
to me you are the real filth. Men
who do the work of Fascists and
pretend to themselves they are bet
ter than those for whom they work.
Men who do murder while they
laugh at those who order them to
do it. 1t is men like you who sold
your people to men like him. You
are wrong about many things. DR..
Won Harden. am man who kills "
Killers, too. are the others of
"The North Star" Russians-a col
lectively heroic people in a picture
worthy Of them.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

the people with whose deeds 1t deals.
In terms more palpably human, THE
North Star" which was brilliantly
directed by Lewis Milestone, illu-
mines the spirit of the Russians
which was shown in more sweeping
strokes in THE Battle of Russia"
"The North Star" is the story OF a
Russian village. 1t is a small village
near the Polish border. It would be,
and was, the first to feel the terrific
impact of Hitler's Wermacht. 1t was
the patriotic duty of its kindly,
hopeful, earth-loving inhabitants to
show the invaders the unconquerable
pattern of Russian resistance and,
in death, to set the example their
fellow Russians were to follow. The
hazard of pretentiousness besets
Miss Hellman's writing every word
of the way, but she evades it SO sue
cessfully that THE North Star"
wears a face that Is as honest as 1t
is strong and unafraid.
No small part of this honesty is
implied in its casting. Instead of
name stars, it offers such actors and
actresses as Walter Huston, Ann
Harding, Ann Baxter, Walter Bren-
nan, Dana Andrews and Jane With
ers, all of whom know how to i'm
personate little people without self
consciousness. On the rare occa-
sions when they are allowed to
speak deep truths, 1t is always in the
smallest of words, trick in which
Miss Hellman is unexcelled.
Opening on June 20, 1941, the
biography of this Russian village
has only few brief hours for gayety.
1t is simple kind OF gayety, the kind
represented by the school gradua-
ton exercises, the community picnic
thereafter, and the anticipated Joy
Of walking trip to Kiev the next
day by five youngsters of the vii
lagos two key families. These are
a good and happy people. the story
starts off by saying. The next day
the Germans come, and the rest of
it tells how their goodness and hap
piness were fused into strength to
resist the invader, to scorch their
earth, destroy their homes, level
their village and yield each life only
at price that startled the victory
drunk Germans.
The characters who maintain the
dramatic conflict of The North
Star" at a constant level of fero0ty
are few and drawn with e1ortless
clarity.
The village intellectual is elderly
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Where and When
Current Theoter Attroct tions
and Time Of Showing
Stare.

Stage.
National-"Uncle Harry" with LIE
Gallienne and Schildkraut:: Tonight
at $50.
Screen.
Capitol - TOP Man." Donald
O'Connor as he: 10:45 am, 1:35,
4:25, tbs and 10 pm. Stage shows
1875, 3::25, 6:15 and 9:05 pm.
Columbia-"Johnny Come Lately"
Jimmy Cagney in a past era: 11:O5
am, 1:l0, 3:15, $40, 7:30 and 9:35
pm.
Princess O'Rourke," roy
atty meets commoner: II am. 1:45,
4:30, 7:l5 and 10 pm. Stage shows
/, 3:45, $50 and 9:20 pm.
Keith's-"The North Star" Rus
sian town fights back: 1880 am,
1:35. 1885. $40, 7:45 and GAS pm.
Little-"Jeannie," introducing a
fine actress: II am, 1880, 2:35,
4:20, sos, 7:50 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"Let Face It." Bob
Hope in the musical: 1880 am, / :35,
1886, 5:35, TAO and 9:40 pm.
Palace-"Claudia," the Broadway
lass: 10:45 am, 1855, 3:05, $40,
7:30 and 9:45 pm.
Trans-Lux i News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
Pix-"Union Pacific" with Joel
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Wins on Yardaae

The battle of the cigar consuming
directors is over. but the champion
ship, If any, still is hidden in smoke.
It started when Ernst Lubitsch told
Fritz Lang he usually smokes a
dozen cigars day. Shortly after
ward, on a particularly trying day
before the cameras, Lang smoked II
stogies, but Lubitsch topped him
the next day with 10. Lang insists,
however, that numbers don't count,
saying: 'Lubitsch chews his up."
Evening star., 1943-11-19

DIR. Kurin CHuston). It's strong
young family men are Rodion and
Boris played by Dean Jaeger and
Carl Benton Reed. It's youthful lov-
ers are maternal Marina (Miss Bax-
teri and visionary Damian Farley
Granger. It's elderly peasant is
Karp (Brennan), its typical wife is
Miss Harding, and it's semi-comic
child is impersonated by Eric Rob-
erts. Only two Germans are
identified by name, Colonel-Doc-
tor Won Harden played by Erich Won
Stroheim, the intellectual who
laughs at the Nazis as he works for
them, and the fanatical disciple,
DR.. Max Richter.
There are three main lines of the
story which converge upon the point
Of Russian power and its source
They are represented by the efforts
!of the children and Karp to get
the munitions to the able-bodied
village males who are hidden In the
mountains waiting for the day when
both may return to the village where
the young, the old and the women
folk have become the subjects OF
the Germans.
The largest element Of suspense
centers in the effort Of Karp, Ma
rina, Damian and bewildered CLAW
dia Miss Withers) to penetrate the
German lines with the munitions.
1t is long and violent journey, in
terrupted by dive bombings, clashes
with motorcycle troops, the death
of Clavdia and the binding Of Da-
mian by a hand grenade.
While 1t is going on, the village
is the scene of a continuous Nazi
outrage in the form OF taking blood
from children to save the lives of
their wounded. All other brutali-
Evening star., 1943-11-19

Mccrea a-building: 2, 4:15, $40 and
1915 pm.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
O'COnnOr's Hat in Ring

TOP MAN. a universal Pictures pro-
duction. starring Donald OConnor and
Susanna Foster directed by Charles La
mont. screen play by Zachary Gold, based
upon an original story by Ken Goldsmith.
At the Capitol.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

is as torrid as its technique is slap
stick. Beyond Britton's crew of
slightly maniacal people such as
Buddy Ramon. Natalie Kay and Joe
Britton. the program includes the
plckpocketing of Fred Roner. the
spectacle of group of women jug
glers-of all things-and Frank
Gaby and his teammates. j.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
The North Star Captures
Epic Drama of Russians
By JAY CARMODY.

Ihe Russian in the last two lived drama
magnitude beautifully calculated
ing simulate it, Samuel Godwyn
Lillian Helman to write the of
opened at Keith yesterday his
picture
Evening star., 1943-11-19

THE NORTH STAR" a Samuel Gold
wyn production with Anne Baxter Dana
Andrews. Walter Huston and others, d.
rected by Lewis Milestone, ORIGINAL story
and lyrics by Aaron COPELAND and Ira
Gershwin. At Keith's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
REPORTING AT CAMPS

Reporting at army camps md
schools-Ft. Knox, Ky, armored
school; Cpl. Henry +. Williams,
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Pfc. Earl &. Ferguson, 8717 Brush,
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Shores; Duane +. Briggs, Utica
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replacement.
Pics. Harold r. Butler. 420 New
port; Charles j. BronIbach, 1857
Goulburn; Robert A. KOvacs, S79
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Both in the armed forces and on the home front,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03

soldiers at Camp Robinson, Ark,
during the Presidents recent visit
there.
A fine example of how the boys
IN the armed forces feel about war
bond purchases is that Of Pfc.
Leon Weinbcrger, 6399 London,
now somewhere in North Africa.
Not only mas he purchased a
monthly S25 bond but also has
sent home $3.50 in three checks to
purchase more.
Auxiliary Ida j. Dodge, so
Lakewood, has been transferred
from Fort Des Moines, Ia, upon
completion IF her military train
ing, 10 Richmond, Va, for duty.
Cpl. Jesse q. Nicely. 708 f. Con-
gress, a former employe OF the
city's civil service office now IS
Sationed at the Carlsbad, y. M.
my air force school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
PLAYING IN BAND

Pfc. Fred Faes, 11755 Griggs,
located at the Scott Field. Ill,
radio school now is doubling on
The trumpet and clarinet in The
Scott Field band.
Promotions-To first lieutenant:
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Trumbull. Highland Park, at Enid.
Okla, army flying school. To staff
sergeant, Sgt. Emmett Ziegler.
5445 Riopelle. at Ft Dix, y. j..
TO corporal: John q. Poison, l34S
Brooklyn, at Stinson Field, Tex;
Edward G. Goldsmith, Detroit. at
San Luis Obispo. Cal.
Pvt. Robert Krug, 1876 Cherry
lawn. who is stationed at Fl. Jack
son. S. c.. has distinguished him
self as a rife markSman. shooting
a perfect score of is bulls eyes at
rapid fire and showing a match
total Of 20d of a possible go.
which qualified him as an
expert"
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Pvt Robert Krug. 1886 cherry
FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR

1t. Harold Atkins of Hazel
Park has been assigned TO the
Lubbock. Tex. army flying school
as a flight instructor. He was a
machine operator al the Willow
Run plant before entering the
service.
Pfc. Weldon Gillespie, 1912
Chalmers, Van Dyke, has Just
completed his training as a ranger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03

in Hawaii, where he has been
stationed since Dec. ii, 1941.
r. q. Sperkowski, 5139 Thirtieth,
fireman md class, in the navy, is
home on furlough after active duty
in the North and South Atlantic
areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
AT NASHVILLE CENTER

dotte, wheeled vehicle.
AT NASHVILLE CENTER
Nashville, Tenn, army air CEN
ter: Cadets Richard A. Fromm,
Z7l0 w. Chicago; Keith w. Willis,
1892 Sussex; Charles r.. Weaver,
2474 Atkinson: Donald r. Goyette.
500 Coplin; Donald +. Kohler, 332
w. Baker; Frank Fabian, 1866
Thirty-first: William j. Mulyihill,
1857 Lansing; Raymond w. Grech,
Detroit.
Fl. Sill. Okla. officers school:
Second Its. Frank Il. Kuhn,
Pierceton; Edward j. Brichta,
1920 Corbett; Marvin X. NoftZ,
1857 Elmdale; Donald III. Galley,
1891 Lemore; John VI. White,
Crosse Pointe Park.
At JEFFERSON BARRACKS
jefferson Barracks. Mo, AAF
technical center: Pvts. Thomas X.
Jefferson, 5S15 Brush: Charles l..
Mccain. S247 Colfax: Everett w.
Gore, 825 Iroquois; Edwin c. Har-
vey: Frank Teadale, 1911 Lenox
George T.. Pocock, 1920 Little
field Wayne T. Freer. 139 Parsons;
Warren r. Doyle. 1905 Heyden.
Gordon VI. Smart, 2202 Mon
terey; Frank l.. Dembeck, 6715
Seminole; Glenn G. Hayes. 1888
Hamilton; John 4. Allumi; Walter
W. Salisbury. 1000 w. Forest; Ar
thur w. SOltys, 6243 Townsend:
Wittold c. ZakrZewski. 2000 f..
Grand; John Bunjcis, 2742 Lawler;
Joseph +. Kardas, 9119 Keller;
Walter Szplkowski, 17125 Hasse;
Norman u. Friess; Adolph r. Koran
Jr.. ABS Antoinette; George A.
Bower. 1927 Lincoln; Norman Is.
FTiess: Edwain {. Harvey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
Indirect
Six-WaV
FLOOR
LAMP
Complete
1895

Graceful height plu,
all around usefulness
combined in this
lamp. Six varying
degrees of light for
nearly every use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-03
Freezer Paper

Protects foods at freezing tenn
peratures in home refrigerators
or decp-freeze lockers.
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Service Notes:
Essex Wire Executive Wins
New Post at Air Field in South
Service Notes:

second 1t. John Il. Searls, 1905
Abingdon. executive vice president
of the Essex Wire Corp, has been
made assistant personnel officer at
the Blytheville, Ark, army air
field. succeeding Warrant Officer
Carl Blam.
Pvt. Leo j. Schlaff, 1893
Minock. had the honor of being
selected as one of the honor guard
Evening star., 1943-11-14

camp November l, committee OF
II presented series of demands,
including the resignation of Mr.. Best
and other WRA personnel.
Requests Allowed.
During the conference, the attack
on the camp doctor occurred. At
the conclusion of the conference,
Mr.. Myer reiterated that WRA would
not accede to demands, but would
consider requests provided that they
were lin the framework of national
policy"
Mr.. Myer said he was not i'm
prisoned, but that several WRA
employees and visitors were told by
some internees to 60 inside the
building. Mr.. Myer said few in
dividuals reported they saw knives
and clubs in the hands of some
internees, but most of the WRA
staff reported they had seen no
weapons of any kind.
After dispersal Of the crowd, a
calm prevailed in the camp, though
there was evidence Of subsurface
tension, Mr.. Myer said. On Novem-
Der 4, a crowd of 400 young Japa-
|nese men, many armed with clubs,
entered the administrative area
Several WRA guards resisted the
crowd and one who tripped was
struck with clubs by the internees.
The camp director Immediately
asked the Army, which had main
tanned a patrol of the external boun-
daries of the camp, to take over
internal security duties.