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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-24


Mondays Results
ST. Louis II, Boston 5.
Only game scheduled
Today's Games
ST. Louis at Boston
Chicago at New York az
Philadelphia at Brooklyn, twi-
light
Cincinnati at Philadelphia, night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-24
HOW THEY STAND
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader
Mondays Results
New York 4, Detroit Second
game, weather..
Boston 9, Cleveland ! (seconi
game, weather..
Washington lO-l, ST. Louis So
(frst game, 10 innings.
Chicago -, Philadelphia so.
Todsy's Games
New York at Detroit (2).
Philadelphia at Chicago Co.,
Boston at Cleveland (2).
Washington at ST Louis, night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-24
SHOUTS HIS WAY TO JAIL

HOUSTON. Tex-uP-Raymond
Palacious won't have TO shout to
his friends up on the sixth floor of
the Harris County Jail any longer.
Now he can whisper to them. OF
ficers arrested Palacious for dis.
turbing the peace and lodged him
among his friends.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-24
HEN ourDoEs HERSELF

WISCASSET, Me.-UP- Henry
Bradford still can't quite believe IL,
but one OF his hens noted for laying
eggs with double yolks recently
laid one with Ave yolks
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-24
SURE SIGN OF MARRIAGE

DALLAS. Tex-UP - The wit.
ness in a divorce case testified that
he knew the principals were mar
ried because They fused and
fought all the time"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-24
THREE BONDS TO THE GALLON

7 NHEE BUNUS . NE ONILON
HERSHEY. Ps.-UP. - When
Piedmont Crocs. Jr., took the gal
lon Jug tlll OF pennies he had
saved in the past few months. to
the bank, he found he had enough
10 purchase three SIS war bonds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-24

LONDON-AP=Ths- Niehy -Fs-
do, broadcasting a dispatch from
Algeciras. Spain, said Monday that
Ave aircraft carriers entered Gil
braltar late Sunday and that four
OF them headed into the Mediter-
ranean during the night The
broadcast was recorded by the As.
ISOLATED Press
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-24

LONG BEACH. Calif-AP-The
Army Monday let the Douglas Air
craft Company make a proud an
commemorate has completed its
e.000th military cargo and troop
transport plane
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-24
Auction Sale
Thursday. Angus, 2s at 10 North Hamilton St.
at 1850 sharp

rhursday August a6 At IS North Hamilton ST.
1850 sharp
Having sold my home, will Public Auction complete
furnishings eKt2 ehsrs
davenport occasional sstees end tables floor table
lamps. smoking stand bedroom suite with
Of drawers double bed coil springs light finish
three piece bedroom suites three 2piee bedroom sutai
So Iron BEDS all with coil springs mattresses other
beds dresse Three wsrdobes 40 both
double and single pairs pillows, blankets Comforts dress
sesrfs towels curtains Jewel tabletop drop leaf
table breakfast utility table and cabinet ice Kenmore
vacuum Faultet electric ironing board,
tain setehers clothes medicine cab
nets alarm clocks folding chairs trunk, dust
lawn mower garden tools step ladder kitchen utensils
double wardrobe and other articles
prov.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01
Fathers FACE
Early Draft
Few Dependency
Curbs Remain

WASHINGTON. June l-(Pl
Dependency alone will be Vir-
tually eliminated by the end
of tins year as a reason for keep
ing fathers out of uniform. man
power chief Paul V. McNutt in
Dictated today.
The armed forces Will need
so many men. ne said, that only
% of every 100 able bodied
fathers still Will be deferred at
the end of 1913 because their
families need their support.
General induction of family
heads is due TO start August /.
A Navy announcement yester-
day lowering physical standards
for dralteeS may slow up in
duction of fathers slightly, Nc
mutt said, but he emphasized
that even if e army follows
suit in adopting new standards
the general effect on father in
duction will be only a delay
Relaxation of Navy standards,
particularly on cNcsight. com
cidcd with reliable reports that
the armed forces have been re-
jecting more than half the in
ductees called up in recent
weeks.
lnductions have been proceed
ing at about 100000 a month.
If this rate is continued in 1914,
McNutt said 1t would be nee
essary to lower physical re-
quirements still further. drop
the minimum draft age below 10
years, or raise II above the pres
ent maximum OF 81 in the order
named.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01
Receivers
Continued From Page One

supposed factual account of the
wounded soldiers death and
-rumors. for weeks, have been
rife in Mount Clemens concern
ing him.
VISIT VICTIM
On the invitation Of Col. Will
liam b. Wright, who succeeded
Col Colmanyas comAandant of
the air base, reporters from the
Monitor Leader and Detroit
newspapers on Memorial Day
visited the soldier i'll his hos
pital room and heard from his
own lips and those of Lieut.. Col.
John II King, base surgeon, the
facts of his condition.
Wounded by a bullet from
Col Colman's 80 pistol (not a
military weapon), early on the
morning of May 5, Pvt. McRae
has so far improved that ne IS
now on a regular diet and was
TGfDONcd NUN tIlt ilSl W ST. iObo
cases" 10 days ago.
Pvt. McRae told reporters that
he is being excellently treated
and that he feels fine He
grinned constantly throughout
the interview and as photograph
ers' flash-bubs were exploded.
AVOID CIRCUMSTANCES
At the request of Sclfrldgc
Field officers reporters did not
question Pvt. McRae upon mat
tiers leading up to the shooting.
He admitted, somewhat crest
I fallen. that he didn't know who
the particularly beautiful wom-
an who visited me last week.
was until she had left his room
She was Loretta Young, the mo-
ton picture star. who stopped
10 see the wounded soldier dur
ing tour Of army camps.
\ Col, King said that McRac'
condition is good, that perltonltis
has subsidized markedly and tina,
he has every prospect of nor
NAL recovery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01
Invasion
Continued From Page One

ling new assaults on the italian
mainland city of Foggia and on
Italy's island strongholds Of Sic
lily, Sardinia and Pantelleria.
Italian headquarters acknoWl-
edged considerable damage" at
Foggia. hit for the third time in
four days, and listed q killed
and 33 injured in the latest at
tack.
Long range Allied aircraft
from the Middle East also blast
cd AXIS ships in the Aegean sea
off Greece.
PRESS ATTACKS
From Britain, Raj fighter
squadrons streaked across the
English Channel by daylight to-
day to pummel the German-Oc-
cupied French coast in the wake
of two long sweeps yesterday
over northern France and the
low countries, where targets IN
Guided airdromes, communlca-
tons. docks and war foundries
at Zcebrugge, Newport and
Brugge, in Belgium; Vlissingen,
in Holland, and Caen and Cher
bourg, France.
Other developm ents alta
glance:
MOSCOW MISSION-Davies
returns 10 u. S. after delivering
secret Roosevelt message to Sta
/ lin
( CHUNGKING-Chinese Com
mand reports one of greatest
Chinese victories Of the war,
says Gen. Chiany Kai-Shek S
armies completely rout' five
japanese divisions to east threat
against Chinas wartime capital
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC AL,
/ lied bombers pound Japanese
base at Lac, New Guinea, in big
gcst raid.
RUSSIA-Red armies crush
two strong German attacks or
Donets river front.
ALEUTIANS-U. S. engineer:
say Japanese-b built airfield or
Attu could be ready for use II
five days; defeated enemy tolleo
for months on project.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01
High Winds
Buffet State
Benton Horbor
Struck by Cole

BENTON HARBOR, Mich,
June | - Up 49, Benton Harbor.
ST. Joseph and environs counted
one death and property damage
conSerVatiVely estimated at
quarter OF a million dollars to-
day, following the worst cloud
burst and flood i'm their history
Saturday night and early Sun
day morning.
The death victim was ElWood
Horton of 1852 Union street.
Benton Harbor, who drowned at
l0:45 Sunday morning in the
basement of the home Of a friend,
Gottlieb Kcizlbach, 1929 Bishop
avenue, while helping Keizlbach
pump out his flooded basement.
Coroner Louis {. KerliSkoWske
said Horton, superintendent Of
the Free Methodist Sunday
school, was stunned by an cleo
trio shock and fell into the flood
water, drowning before Keizl-
bach could reach hlm
Twin City Utilities and In
dustrieS were struggling back to
Semblance of normally today
The majority of industrial plants
were operating today, but none
on a normal basis.
u. s. Department Of Agricul-
ture records showed 7.88 inches
of rain Saturday night and Sun
day morning
Most serious damage was
sustained by the Pere Marquette
Railroad. Washouts tore away
both tracks of the main line of
the Chicago Grand Rapids div
isions in South St Joseph,
wrecking a freight train at 3 a.
m. Sunday. Five loaded cars
were scattered along the right of
way when water cut crevaces 20
TO 35 feet deep under the rails.
Traffic was resumed today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01
Gas-5yphoning
Leads 10 Court
One Youth Guilty;
Other Stands Mute

Two Youths. William Spans
Wich. 20, 48 Don street. and
Thomas Charboneau. II. LAP
Rathbouc were brought be-
fore Donald j Parent, justice of
the peace. this morning charged
with syphoning gas from a car
belonging TO Gerald Lewis, 81
Michigan avenue.
SpanSWich pleaded guilty and
was released ON a 500 bond I'M
M next Tuesday when he will be
sentenced Charboneau stood
mute during the arraignment
His trial WaS set for June 8 at >
y m He was also released on
a 500 bond.
The two men we're discovered
early tins morning syphonlng
gas from Lewis car by Ben
Wright Of SO Michigan avenue.
He then notified Lewis who
called the police department
The men successfully COM
plcted their work but got mired
IN the mud at the end Of Michi-
gan avenue They offered no
resistance when apprehended by
the police Both were identified
by Wright.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01
Four Women
NabhCd in
Warren Raid

Four women sharEcd win
"maintslning and operating and
abetting IN maintenance and
operation OF a house of iL iam,l
were arralslcd before Justice
Of the Peace Donald j Parent
this morning.
They were arrested Saturday
night at 2603 Eight Allie road
in a raid by deputies of lhc
sheriffs office
The four women 2aNc their
names a ages as Rita Pat
OBrien. 81; Catherine Pcetl
Ross. 81 Rose loWsc Peters. ~
and Eva Louis a.
They waived examination Wa
the trial was Sc, for June q ~
10 am. They were committed
to the County Jail i'm lieu of "a
$1,000 bail.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01
Parade
Continued From Page One

details under direct command
of Major ROLAND Davidson:
The 89th Air Squadron Band,
.the guard of honor, the chap
lalnS' section. the 4th Air Base
Headquarters and Base Head
quarters, the 759th WAAC Head
quarters company, tn @ 830th
q uard Squadron. the 44th
Squadron drum and bugle corps,
the 44th Squadron, the Goth
Service Group Gncluding four
units) the station hospital unit
and nurses, tanks. trucks, jecpS,
the Base Ordnance Group (arm-
ed with Thompson Sub-machine
guns and a truck with noun;
ed machine gun.
Civilian Units included large
marching details from the Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars, the
American Legion, (the auxili-
aries Of both veterans groups 4,
the u. S. Coast Guard Reserve,
Civilian Defense corpsmen, The
American Red Cross, Boy Scouts
and Gold Star Mothers of Amer
lea.
Following the parade two
groups of soldiers, about five
hundred in all. marched TO the
new u SO. Center on Cherry
Street, where coffee, doughnuts
and soft drinks provided by the
L so were served by the Vic
tory Club, headed by Mrs. Irby
and aided by the staff from the
Hostess House.
Col. VIM. B. Wright, Mayer
Westendorf and Envoy Harry
Carroll talked briefly 10 the
men, urging them TO make full
use of the new facilities and in
wiling them to return for an eve
ming Of entertainment. During
the evening about 30 young
women from the John r US O.
Center in Detroit under the SUI
pervision Of Mrs. Beatty, the
assistant director, acted as hos
tesses and entertained with sew
eral song and dance numbers.
Another feature being a song
by a Negro soldier, Pfc. Carl
Hurd. dedicated 10 Col. Wright
who was present throughout the
evening.
Charles Titus, president OF the
local US.O. Council promised
the soldiers the full cooperation
Of its organization and presented
Col Wright who thanked the
soldier for the dedicated num-
bor, the L so. and the people
Of Mount Clemens for the excel
lent spirit shown and pledged
his full support.
1t. b. II. Toay, special Service
officer at Selfridge Field, Mrs.
Toay and their two children,
Thomas and John were also in
attendance throughout the eve
ming.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01
Cadet
Continued From Page One

quarterback on the football
team. Daner attended Notre
Dame for two years prior TO re-
cciving his appointment to West
Point from Representative Jesse
p. Wolcott of the Seventh Mich
igan District.
Honor representative OF his
company for two years. Daner
this year was Cadet Sergeant.
He turned out for boxing. win
ming numerals in that sport, was
Catholic Chapel Acolyte and
a representative Of The Pointer,
Cadet Bi-Weekly publication.
Believed the first Mount
Clemens man 10 graduate from
West Point in more than 80
years. Daner will be stationed at
Mathcr Field, Sacramento,
Calf. upon graduation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01

Pipelines conveying OIL from
the wells of Iran to the REIN
cries are 1850 miles long
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01
Chinese
Continued From Page One

the Ichang airfield, destroying
many grounded planes, and on
the return trip the bombers and
fighters accounted for 81 enemy
interccptor planes - % shot
down and eight more probably
destroyed All the allied planes
returned safely.
The special communique said
that Chinese forces now are be-
sieging Changyang, only II miles
below Ichang, indicating an adj
ance Of about 20 miles since the
recapture Of Yuyangkwan, an
nounced Sunday.
The Chinese launched fierce
counterattacks that day on all
fronts, ranging from Northern
Human northWard TO the area of
the Yangtze gorges above Ich-
ang in Hupeh Province. BY
noon Monday. the Chinese said,
their vigorous encircling as
saultS had completely routed
the five Japanese divisions, cut
ting off the third and 18th di-
visions, and inflicting heavy
losses in personnel and supplies
on the rctrcating enemy.
The Chinese troops expected
TO make further gains, the war
bulletin announced jubllantly.
The advancing Chinese also
have retaken Muchiaochi, Vat
sekow Tuchinwan and Mantochi
in Hupeh opposite Ichang while
enemy resistance has collapsed
at various points in Human west
Of Tungting lake, the commun-
ique said.
The Monday air attack on the
lchang alrfield was coupled
with an assault by force Of
medium bombers and fighters
on enemy shipping and supplies
IN the Yangtze near lchang. All
returned safely.
The week end attacks on both
YochoW and Ichang were aim
ed TO a great extent at the enc
my's Yangtze supply route. EX-
tcnslve damage was reported.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01
House 0kays Compromise
Pay.as-You.Go Tax Plan

WASHINGTON. June l-(P)
A compromise pay-aS- YOU 90
income tax bill, canceling 70
TO 100 per cent Of one year s
individual tax liability. was
passed by the house today IN
quiet climax TO hot and his
toric fight which has grippcd
congress 'or four months.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01
Draftees
Continued From Page One

Tufneil, Thomas August Wick,
Daniel Frederick * e IN IN e +,
NJ aurice Peter Schictccattc,
Quincy Robert Schnaufcr. Err
win John Koltz, Anthony Frank
Winters, Raymond Vernon Bur
den, Ralph Mcmillan Ware, JOS
cph Anthony Wicthoff, Glrard
Joseph Binge. II c h ar d Lee
Beech, David Robert Eland.
Kenneth A ! bert Schwartz
Marvin Leslie Miller, Graham
Dick, Jr.. Frank Valentine
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01
400 Japs Slain
Saturday Night
as Yanks MOp-Up

WASHINGTON, June l-(P)
More than 400 Japanese
troops were killed on Attu island
Saturday night, the Navy re-
ported today, when three col
umns Of United States soldiers
advanced toward Chicagof Har-
Dor, where they joined Sunday
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01
Eight Arrested
in Pool Hall Raid

Hearing on the case Of Joe
Amato. 40 934 Armur street
Detroit, charged with "opcrat
ing a gambling establishment
has been set for this afternoon
before Peace Court Justice
Frank +. Jcannctte.
Amato was arrested Saturday
along with seven others VINO
face disordcrly conduct charges
Warren Township police stag
cd the rand on a pool hall-gam-
bling resort, 23026 Van Dyke.
Warren Township.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01
POSTPONE HEARING

The City OF Detroit condem-
nation suit on one square mile
Of Warren Township property
propMd as site for the Detroit
airport. was postponed unit
June Is by Circuit Court Judge
Fred w George Of Port Huron
sitting in the 1Iacomb Clrcul'
Court, this morning.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01

Conserve Bottles as you save fin
cons and waste Kitchen fofs IT'S
posriesie and proetieoIl Modern
boiling equipment rsstsri'izes
empty Milk, BEVERAGE ond BEER
soYrlEs GETS them ssedy TO
make more trips 10 bring your fom'
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01

The famous Comstock Lode I'M
Nevada was once the richest
siNer mining center in the
world. Nearly Sl,000,0OO,OO0
worth OF gold and silver have
been taken from this one NINE
alone.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-01

Schultz. Roscoe Walker. Rien-
hold Arthur Pcdde.
Walter Charles Napthen, Jr',
Morris Charles Pagelo, Harry
Darwin Bourland, Jack Sparks,
LEROY Howell wills, Donald
Warren Pierce, Charles Dale
Mcrkle. George edward Daniels.
Joseph Anthony RoiarlouS'
Clarence Warner Adams, Pat
rick Henry Eaton, Louis Jeiier-
son Wall. Kenneth Leroy GREG
DRY and Clarence Herbert Hol-
fielder.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-26

Tarchala, vypfnaje Sc pc pan
sku, cimz chtel jake jindy Ii
dovy imponovati. "Hloupy, ro-
zumis? Nen1 to zlodej - n.y.
brz ia"
"Ktery JAZZ"
ga, tvGj pan, Tarchala."
"a CO zde debate v noel, he?"
tazal Sc lid, ktery poznav, S
kym ma CO ciniti, nabyl odvahy
a predstoupil.
ga bych Sc te mel sp1se pta-
ii, CO ty delas zamku?"
"Horste -. co Zde delam?"
oval Sc lid Sc smfchem, stou-
chaje loktem sveho Bpolecnl-
ka. eco zde delam? Jsem
zde doma," dodal s pychou,
blade 81 vousy.
"Blaznis snad, zide?"
"Koupil jsem vse "a hotove
Sc svym zetem," pravil, ukazu-
je hlavou ma sveho spolecnika,
onoho bledeho zida s cernym
vousem. "Neverlte-li, zeptejte
Sc lidf a oni yam pow, KIDD jest
zde panem."
"Nua co Sc stale S Lipcinsky
NIP" tazal Sc Tarchala, pre-
kvapen tou neocekavanou zpra
YOU, ktera zmaTila nahle vsec-
ky jeho plany.
lid pokrcil pohrdlive rame-
ny.
"Nevfm, kde jsou. Sebrali
penfze, jez Jim pc z%aplaceni
dluhd zbyly, a odjeli, kan Sc
jim l1bilo. Snad do V1dne =
snad do PaTize = nevfm kan.
Takov1 PAM mohou 81 jeti, kan
Sc jim zl1bf."
"Slysfs mako, pravil Tarcha
la zasmusile.
"Znic je cholera" zaklela
stara, vystoupivsi re tiny.
lid pohledl ma jej1 hadry, O.
puchlou tvar a plivnul z oskli-
vosti, nevfm, IDA pfi pohledu
ma nj 81 mad tim, CO pravila.
"Hm, k cemu zde mluvit ne
co takoveho, to nenf mic plat.
me-"
"Pravda," pravil Tarchala S
resignac1, "proklfnanfm mic ne
dokazeme. Budeme 81 musit
Ultra vymyslit neco lepsfho a
zatim mas musfte, Smule, ne
chat zde pTenocovati."
"Proc bych musil?" tazal Sc
smul, patre mu hrde do ocf.
"MGj dun nenl krcmou, ktera
by slouzila "a nocleh cestuji-
elm lidem."
Ma slovo cestujicim dial zvla-
stnf pr1zvuk, tax re znacilo, a.
81 tolik jake toulavym.
"Tak? TAX sc mi, Eide,
odplac1 "a mou dobrotu?" zvo-
lal Tarchala pobouren imperti-
nentn1 tvaf1 zidovou.
pane Tarchalo, pros1m, a.
byste Sc m1rnil, neb nam lidi,
kteTi vas vyvedou re vrat, ne
pGjdete-li odtud sam - rozu-
mite? A bude-li tfeba, dam
privolat cetnlka."
V tom okamziku zjevila sc
Malka zahalena v satek v ote-
vfenem okne. Tarchala Sc k
nj obratil.
"Slysis, Mako, jak Sc mnou
tvGj otec zachaz1?"
"Jak, Malka, jaka Malka?
Co Sc to opovazujes, nicemo?"
vykrikl Smul poboufen diver
nost1, S kterou promluvil ma je-
no dceru. eide neni zadne
Malky, nybrz PAM Rosenster-
move, rozumfs?"
"Mlc, zide!"
Jake, mic? kdo? Ke komu
to, trestance, mluv1s, he! O.
dejdi rychle, nebo te dam psy
vysvat. Ponocny, kde jsou psi,
zavolejte mi je."
Tarchala chtel sc opffti, vsak
pTi vzpom1nce ma psy ztratil Cd
vahu, bal Sc, re vyhledajf zde-
chile psy u plotu a re je budou
mfti v podezfeni, jakoby byli
tajne vnikli do domu. Sci tedy
dobrovolne k vrat1m spilaje
pouze zidovi vse CO mu slfna ma
jazyk pfinesla. Dvorska celed
sla "a MIN smejfc Sc byvalemu
majiteli a vyprovodila no tax
az re vrat, ktera pax "a MIN
zavrela. Byl tedy vystvan ia.
ko pes z majetku, v nemz BY
kdysi panem. Dlouho Sc memo.
hi vzpamatovati pc tom, co sc
stale. Ten lid, ktery hral lilo.
hu majitele, pana - lid, kterJ
Sc mu drive tax hluboce klanel
o+S1 M, c+Slo mod oEimo q Mo
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

iertieren miro, ,ibre Sreuoe baben.
Sim 1. Sftober tritt bie 8erfiigung
bes &riegslebensnittela laominiitra
in &raft, unter Ser alles 8eiBbrot
nit ipe5ifiIben Wengen Ser 8itamin
8=&pnponenten Byzantine, Niaein
uno GibofIabin nnb ba5u giien ,,berei-
bert" 1peroen nrl1B. l1no bie Miioeiateb
8reB beri6tet, oaB mebrere @roB=
bddereien ibrem @r5eugnis NUN iiber=
oies Soiamebl beigeben, pdbreno ar-
oere nod oan1it erperimentieren ooer
gorbereitrnsen 5ur Witperarbeitung
oieIes neuen Sngreoiens in ibrem
8rot treffen. Die 8eisabe bon Soia-
mebl miro oas 8rot na6 Dem l1rteil
bon NGbripilieni6aftlern 10 nabrbah
MAIDEN, baB feds Sdnitte babon rano
Elm gierteI bes tagliden Broteinbe-
oarfs ertpa6iener Berionen liefern
,peroen. Das Soiamebl lit babei nidt
etma als Elm griasitoff fir oas Wei-
5enmebl an5uleben, oenn lebteres lit
biel reidliber berfiigbar uno baber
au6 billiger. @eidmad, Musieben rnb
Sarbe bes 8rotes erfabren burh feline
8eigabe feline ionberlihe BerGnbe-
rung, anoererieits iollte aber Die Salt-
Bartlett oes Brotes nod Dem Hrteil
Ser Sa6berltanoigeA getpinnen.
9aB bas amerifaniide golt in Der
gerlagerang ieines Mppetits aur Be-
realienfoit bereits Elm gl1tes 5tiid
Begs gegangen lit, erbellt iibrigens
aus einem 8eribt oes Mmerican SIT
Ititute Of Sooo Oiitribution, tponah
Ser 8rotabiat bes 8ddereigetperbes
= cine $2,0OO,OOO, ,O0O1Snoultrie -
feit 1889 Inn 80 Bro5ent geitiegen lit.
= N. 9. 5taats5eitl,ng.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06

Sbiees 8ilb 5eigt Die in @u-
riespiae, N. g., 5l @bren Ser iel.
Snbianeriungfrau &ateri Gefafs
ipitba erribteten Statue. Bapit
8ius ser 3tpolfte bat oas 9efret
iiber Die beroiiben Sugenben Der
Sungfrau approbiert uno bie @r-
laubnis gum Seligipredunespro-
aeR erteilt. ..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-06
Hliinbern ,tmb iteblen

slus nelltralen 2dnbern erfdbrt Die
Welt oaB audi I'M beiesten SsStalien
Die ben Na5i eigenen @aubereien int
groBen Stil betrieben peroen.
I'm Die &eiligtiimer unb &unlt-
gegenitdnoe in Der 81. Stabt au .i9iit,
gen., iperoen sic Rirhen nnb Muieen
gepliin6ert.