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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
LOANS FOR WOMEN
WHO ARE WORKING
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small monthly payments. YOU can get
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Choose your own plan
You may repay in any way that suits
your needs--aftcr few days or in
instruments over a period of months
Charges will be made only for the
actual time you have the money. At
our rate Of SO per month, S25
loan no matter whether made for ,,
3 or 4 months costs only lSt if repaid
in one week. A $50 loan repaid in
monthly instalments OF 1924 each
costs 81. 44-or If repaid in one month
costs 81 so The table below shows
many monthly payment plans. All
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Nine Mile Road Dump
Reopened for Detroit

Detroit Will continue 10 dump
its rubbish at the foot Of Nine
Mile road in ST. Clair Shores be-
cause the cTtT-S- contract Win the
of the land is legal Glenn
c. Richards, DPW superintendent,
declared today 49,
The legality of the contract,
Richards said, nulliics threats of
Adrian A. Llngoman, president of
the suburban village, that rubbish
could no longer be- dumped there
unless DSR service was extended
10 ST Clair Shores The dumping
was resumed yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Awarded White Star
To Place on f Flag

The Greenfield Tap and Die
Corporation, $3.50 Second boule-
Yard, has been awarded d white
star 10 place on the army-navy
r flag il received six months ago
for excellence IN war production.
Richard Badertschcr plant mana
ger announced today.
BadcrtScher said he was notified
Of the new award symbolic Of con
tinucd high standards, by Under
secretary OF War Patterson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Detroit Sergeant Dies
In Africa, Wife Hears

Sgt. James V. Hash. Is, has
been killed IN action with the
American Air force operating in
northwestern Africa, his wife. FL
eanor Hash Of GOAL Grand River
avenue, was advised today by the
war department. No details were
divulged.
Born IN Detroit Sergeant Hash
attended CaSs and Northwestern
High Schools, where he was active
in the ROTC. A salesman. he en-
listed in November. 1871, and saw
action IN Puerto Rico, the West
Indies, South America and Afrtca
lie was married Aug. 9. 1889. q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Convicted Woman
Sues for Divorce

The case Of Mrs, Mary Pearson,
33. serving A one 10 l5-year SEN
tence for robbery unarmed and
who wants divorce from her
husband because "he drinks too
much and too often today was
taken under Amusement by Circuit
Judge George r. Murphy
In custody Of a Detroit House
of Correction matron, Mrs. Pear
son charged her husband Paul SO,
with cruelty and nonSupport in a
bill filed shortly after she was
Jailed She said he inflicted a cut
on her which required "a stitches
TO close.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Canada tips Tea, Coffee

The Canadian Wartime Prices
and Trade Board today notified
restaurant owners that effective
an extra charge of )
cents a cup for tea and coffee
would he mandatory Industrial
and boarding houses only
are exempt from the order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Main Finn Party
Cuts Axis Ties

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Feb. 16
GNS) .-Finland'S Social Demo
cratic Party. which holds a
majority in Parliament today
ASSOCIATED itself from the Axis
cause in a manifesto declaring
that the nation is free 10 decide
TO retire from the war with
Russia when the "propitious mo-
ment' arrives.
a statement on the party'S
views was issued. A dispatch from
IIelSinki reveal d, Immediately
after reelection of President
RiSto Ryti.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Shoe Rationine Casualty

NEW YORK. Feb. Is UNS).-
II was cold when Edward F. Sui
llvan left for home. He stopped in
A doorway 10 seek shelter from
the frigid air. Two hours later
he was found unconscious, an an
CRY bruise on his head Today
Sullivan reported his only loss in
that adventure pair of new
shoes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Jobs for High School Girls

CHICAGO. Feb. Is GNS).-
William Spencer. regional war
manpower commissioner. today
suggested that war plants rear
range their shifts so that high
school girls can work IN the
factories after school hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
British Bombdrd
West Germany

LONDON. Feb. is UP)-
British long-ranEc ~hombers bonn
bardcd western Germany and &C.
cupied Belgium last night and
returned without ,he loss OF q
single plane.
The night raids followed two
daylight attacks yesterday by
British and American bomberS on
Dunkirk, North France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Wedge Opened
In Ndzi Defense
Skirting KhdrkOv
Germans Evscuatinq
City Under Strong
Rear Guard Shield

MOSCOW Feb 16 lUP)-Thc
Red army drove A wedge into the
belt OF Notifications Skirting Khar-
kov today. beating down German
resistance which delayed the I'M
ninently expected break-throuGh
INTO the Ukralnlan stronghold
As the Mans were eVacuatinG
Khdrkov under a powerful roar
guard shield Russian forces 10 the
southeast swung SouthWc>tward 10
narrow tho corridor of retreat for
100000 German troops all but en-
veloped IN the Donets Basin and
west Of RoStOy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Prisoners Get Food Gifts

WASHINGTON, Feb. is INSl.
The American Red Cross an
nounced today that il has received
confirmation Of receipt by Ameri-
can prisoners in Japan Of food
shipments from the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Windsor Asks New Homes

Mayor Arthur J. Reaune Of
Windsor submitted 10 Toronto Of
ficials plans for 100 additional
homes 10 be built for families of
Windsor soldiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
s MILES FROM KHARkoV

Gen. Nikolai Y. VauunS as
Sault forces drove against German
resistance into the southeastern
outskirts Of kharkov. within five
miles of the city proper al one
point. and the last Of the city'S
eight railroads in Nazi hands was
clogged with troop trains eyacu-
atlnE tho garrison
With the fall Of Kharkov A mat
Ter of days If not hours, the whole
German front 10 the southeast
through the Donets Basin was re-
ported failing apart.
Fast moving Russian armies re-
occupied scores Of villages west OF
Shakhty and Lykhays, bastionS
guarding the eastern side Of the
basin, and southwest of Noro-
shilovsk. where the neck Of the
sack enclosing the routed German
forces was closing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Joan Bennett Expecting

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 16 (UP).--
Actress Joan Bennett. wife Of pro-
Queer Walter WanGer. disclosed
today that she expects third
child in June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN
527 PENOBSCOT BUILDING. 5th Floor.
Corner Fort and Crswoid Cherry 347o
500 10 MAJESTIC BUILDING
Cor Woodward & Michigan Cadillac o6s5
I4s MICHIGAN. Cor. Shelby. Third Floor
Lafayette Building CAdillso 63s2
FAST
l4446 GRA1IOT AVE. ACROSS from Mont.
gon1ery Ward) Arlington 400
1892 GRATIoT. above Harper PLAZA ttsi
1909 JEFFERSON AVENUE EAST
Corner Dickerson LEnor ol55
77o7 MICHIGAN AVENUE
Corner Central vlns~eod i-7l5o
UOp yfrTODw afrw .aa e "A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
NAILS FALLING BACK

The capture Of Kutenikovo. 35
miles south Of Stallno, had
brought the Red vanguard within
so miles of the Sea of Azov. along
the coast of which the Germans
were falling back from RoStov on
THFanrec. wfrrcr already was
under Red Army artillery fire
A pail OF smoke hung over Ros-
tov, token Of the Nazi destruction
wrought there before the Don city
fell Sunday. Izvestia, government
newspaper, said the Germans Sys-
tematically destroyed the best
parts of the city as the Russians
closed in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
i. ). SmdsheS Is
Jap Wdrships
In 7-Ddy Battle
Downs 90 Planes Off
SoIomons, Loses One
Cruiser, Destroyer
CONTINUED from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
ance. on the northwest tip of
Guadalcanal, and Savo Island.
That night and during the early
morning hours OF the next day,
an enemy force OF about 20 de-
stroyers approached Guadalcanal,
United States motor torpedo boats
dashed out at il. At least one de-
IStroyer was sunk and two others
believed sunk. Three 70 the little
| United States craft were lost.
With daylight on February 2,
iDauntleSS dive bonn berS and
Avenger torpedo planes swarmed
in on is enemy deStroyerS north
least OF kolombangara, in the
central Solomons. They scored
bomb hit on one enemy destroyer
and near hit on another. The
navy counted only one destroyer
as damaged One Avenger was
. damaged by anti-aircraft fire.
HIT JAP CARGO SHIP
That night n force Of Flying
FortreSses. escorted by Lockheed
| lightning and Curtiss Warhawk
| fighters. scored hits on a large
enemy cargo ship off Shorthand
Island, more than 300 miles north
west Of Guadalcanal.
The cargo ship. left burning and
! listing. was counted as damaged
Twenty enemy fighters sought to
intercept and nine or possibly 10
OF them were shot down. All our
! planes returned.
After lapse OF one day without
/ any reported encounters. Ameri-
+ean torpedo planes. dive bomberS
and fighters on the afternoon of
February 4 attacked a group of
about 20 Japanese -deStroyers 200
miles northwest OF Guadaicanai.
One destroyer. was sunk and
Ianother was badly damaged. Later
an enemy destroyer was observed
burning. Seven Zeros were shot
down and five others probably
destroyed in this action. Four
! United States torpedo planes, a
bomber and a fighter failed to re-
turn.
U. 8. IN I'D ATTACK
In a second attack. Dauntless
dive bombers. escorted by Grum-
man Wildcats and Curtiss War
hawks, attacked formation of lS
enemy * destroyers. 1t was not
made clear whether this force was
the same as that attacked earlier.
Two hits were scored on one de-
|Stroyer and one hit on another.
Ten OF the covering force Of %
.Zeros were shot down and two
Others probably destroyed Three
American fighters and one dive
bomber were lost
The navey said that events after
February 4 centered around the
collapse of Japanese resistance on
Guadalcanal and had been an
nounced in previous communiques.
L. s. TOTAL LOSS, 81
The Chicago and the unnamed
destroyer raised 10 30 GA in
Guiding motor torpedo boats the
number OF American ships lost in
the SolomonS campaign, which
began August T. The Japanese
losses in the SolomonS now stand
Al % sun. II probably sunk and
ia damaged.
The Japanese also have lost S74
planes counted by the navy as
definitely destroyed.
The story told by the navy Of
the engagement of Rennell Island
was at great variance with the
account given by the japanese
an account which naval authori-
ties had previously described as
grossly exaggerated
The enemy had claimed the
sinking Of two American battle
ships and three cruisers and the
damaging Of another battleShip
and a cruiser.
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
State Senate Gets bill
To Kill Highway Rule
BY DON GARDNER
TIu.xs ataa Catt@SnonA%rt-

department spent SGT, 1000 for cam
palgn expenses electlng friendly
Republican legislators.
I'm still against the bill"
Leroy Smith continued But ,
II YOU must pass one, have IL
take effect in i945 when the so
called Kennedy term expires.
That would at least allow plenty
OF time for the transition"
ASKS STUDY COMMISSION
He also suggested study COM
mission be appointed 10 recon-
mend legislation for the next
Session.
George F Metcalf president of
the Michigan Good Roads Fedora
ton. said he was a Republican
but was against any bill setting
up commission TO run the high-
way department.
Michigan taxpayers are get
ting the most for their money
under the present setup," he
said.
Senator Jerry r. Logic. a Re.
publican but not a member of the
appeared al the hear
ing 10 call the bill "tommyrot. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

"If the politics played In the
Michigan highway department
isn't big, what ise" he asked.
"Well, I'd say in Ohio. where
they use the department 10 elect
governor every two years."
he answered.
Senator Smith countered with
a charge the Michigan highway
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

payments include principal and inter-
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We make loans Of three kinds up TO
$500. / Salary loans--for the con-
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Money for most any purpose
You may get a Household loan ia
clean up old bills, pay medical or
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FREE 2S- page Federal income tar ~
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Please Help

The federal govern
ment is restricting the
amount Of newsprlnt
newspapers may use and
urges publishers TO avoid
waste. You can help by
purchasing, your Detroit
Times from the same
dealer or newspaper boy
every day. This will en-
able him 10 regulate his
order, thus 10 supply all
regular customers an d
yet avoid the waste Of
unsoid copies. The war
effort demands full CO.
operation
The Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

LANSING, Feb. 10. - Ignoring
pleas from six representatives Of
large highway users, the senate
highway committee reported TO
the floor for action the bill 10
take from the voters their power
to elect a state highway commits
Sioner.
Last nights public hearing
failed 10 produce a single person
in favor of the proposal which
would place control of the states
largest department IN the hands
of the governor.
BRUSH SENTIMENT ASIDE
Despite the overwhelming senti-
ment, the committee voted six 70
three 10 report out the bill.
Senator Fred w. Burritt Of
Houghton summed up the attitude
of committee members, when he
brushed this sentiment aside.
ut will he apparent who Is
In favor Of the change when
YOU see how we vote" he said.
Opposition TO the change was
led by Wayne County Highway
Commissioner Leroy Smith, who
was unsuccessful in his race
against c.. Donald Kennedy two
years ago.
while Michigan is the only
state electing its highway com
missioner, the system can't he
so bad" he said This state
has the most ecOnomically-built
and the best all-round road
system in the union.
"An investigation Of the Mich
igan highway department only
rated one-inch headlines, but in
Ohio where a board runs that
department.. an investigation
rated three-inch type.
MODEL HIGHWAY STATE
'In spite of what you hear,
there has been very little poll
tics connected with the depart
ment. And speaking for both
Democratic and Republican adj
ministrations, federal authori-
ties recognize Michigan as the
model highway state"
Senator John B. Smith Of Alma
took issue with Road Commits
sieneE Smith.
'If the politics played In the
MICHIGAN highway danartmant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

n HIGHLAND PARK
Hl3i, WOODWARD AVENUE, 2nd Floor
Terminal Arcade TOwnsend s-2l3l
FERNDAIE
22750 WOODWARD AVE. 2nd n Room 2ii
Cor. 9 Mile & Woodward. Ferndale
Phone Lincoln 2-tsoo
GRAND RIVER
l443i GREENFIELD at Grand River
opp Montgomery Ward Vermont $500
9225 GRAND RIVER
Above 10y Road HOoavth Isxc
976S GRAND RIVER
Corner Livernois HOaarth $500
DEARBORN
1908 MICHIGAN AVE. One block west II
Sohaefier Road Oregon 6SlA
Oftsr OfeSs ThronsboEf MichiFsr-
See fo1r Phone Boob for TIE ADDRESS
ofihs One Nssrsd You
La gaceta., 1943-11-16
NO sE IA HEcHo

(Viene de q Primera Pksina)
Canara Y 81 senado, 81 jueves,
pronunciara un discourse 81 secre-
.tario.
Desde Australia comunica Ell
mando aliado que un crucero MI
pom fue alcanzado directamente
por las bOmbas frente a las Ca
talinas, Rabaul, Nueva Bretana.
un vapor mercante ale gran
tamano tambi6n fue bombardea
do.
Una bomba De mil hbras se es-
treli6 ca u proa del crucero. I'll
barco fue aIeanzado por un arte
facto de 500 libras.
La gaceta., 1943-11-16
FL ocTAvo EJERcITo

(viens de II Primsra P6gina)
teando IA fuerza de r~esistencia
del enemigo.
Destacamentos nazis fueron d.
visados Y combatidos eerca de
Montazzoli.
Las operaciones de terra Sc
dificultan 4 causa del tango y 81
NAL tiempo.
La aviaci6n tampoco puede
operar con rapidez " efectividad
I'm convoy de los nazis tue
ataeado cerca de- Ancona, en- Is
costa del Adriatico.
Dos aparatos aliados no regre
saron 3 sus bases.
Ia radio de Toxic admite que
Ia aviaei6n aliada bombarde6 a
Hongkong, en- China. Los japo-
neses, como De costumbre, afr
man que 81 asalto no tuvo 6xito.
La gaceta., 1943-11-16
.MUESTIGARA Ell SENAl0
La ESGAsEZ De BEBIDAs
En- Muchas Ciudadcs ha
Hecho 81 Aparicion "a
Conlrabando

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.- HI
comit6 de asuntos judiciales del
Senado orden6 aver una investiga
ci6n de las bebidas alcoholics,
por cuant0 Sc hacen acusaciones
r~elacionadas con ocultaci6n de
bebidas y no pagan debidamente
los impuestos.
Al mismo tempo inform6 Fl
departamento de justicia que esta
efectuando una Investigation de
la industrial licorera, con Ell fin
de comprobar 81 Ia ley contra los
trusts" ha sido violada.
En- muchas ciudades ha hecho
81 aparici6n Il contrabando de
bebidas "intoxicantes" Y los pre-
clos son alterados, legalmente
en- marcas c~onoeidas,
FL presidente del comit6, se-
nador Van Mugs. democrats de
Indiana. manifesto que 3 So JUL
clio la industrial esta dominada
por Uni grupo De grandes detallis-
tas que esperan aumentar los
precios y realizar ~cuantiosas UTE
lidades.
Sc pedira q senado IN cr6di-
to de diez mil pesos para abonar
los sueIdos de los INVESTIGATORS
especiales.
La gaceta., 1943-11-16
Frank Y6zquez Sera
Llevado Para
Ch~attano0chee

Ma5ana misreoIes serk neva-
do para 81 manieomio De Chat.
tahoocheee, en- Tallahassee, 81 s..
Frank V~d1qnez, sonoeido por ~
Milieiano", veterano q l. guerra
De Espaha contra q fasciamo in-
sernacional.
Vkzquax siene perkurbadas sus
faculkades msntales y en- csc ash
u de demenkss aer6 someEido 3
un tratamiento.
MOI do Is notieia q eonoeide
letrado Oscar cuessa.
La gaceta., 1943-11-16
Charles De Caun.
Ofreci0 I'm Pue.,.
: Los c~Omuni.ta.

ARGEL, Nov. Ia In Ia.
de los comunistas frane....
50 aqui, hablandO con l..
rresponsales extranjeros, az.
general Pc Gaulle le habia u.
edo q 50 partido Ell imDort..,
puesto de comisiOnado de inf.
maci6n.
Sc entrevist6 De Caulle E.
cuatro prominentes eOmuni.,,.
Il semana pasada, pero los ob..,
vadores politicos dudan ana \.
haya hecho tai oferta.
Di6 u noticia arriba c~onteni5.
81 periodista Florimondo RoDs.
director del semanariO 4LibertsT
y e~xdiputado por Paris. Fran i,
otros miembros de Ia delegation
segdn 81, Andre Marty, Framed.
Billouix y Fernando Grenier.
Los comunistas estan dispue,
tos g aceptar csc cargo e ind.
can para Comisionado de Infs.
maci6n q Etienne Fajon.
La gaceta., 1943-11-16

NASSAU, Bahamas, Nov. 16.
-El c0nde Alfredo De Marigny
j Nancy iban d casarse aver. de
nueyo. eska vez bajo q rito de
il ielesia cat6lica, pero II cere-
monia Sc suapendi6 i Ultima bora
por mo sentirse bienr q condo.
Todos los detalles So habian
arreelado u esperaban Los padre
nos, los esposos Oswald Moseley,
euando q padre Buenaventura,
vieario apost6lico de las Baha-
mas, die que Ia ceremonial no
So yerificaria
Dos wees ~divoreiado. q De Ma
.rieny Sc le concedi6 una dispen-
ID especial para casarse por la
igiesia.
El gobierno de las Bahamas
notified aver 3 De Marigny v eli
marques Georges de yisdelou que
contra clos he iniciado pFocedi-
miento Dc deportation.
Los miembros del jurado que
absolvieron ii joven frances de
g acusaei6n de asesinato, acor-
daron pedir sri deportation Dc la
.isla.
La gaceta., 1943-11-16
PRESENTO SUS
UN EMBAJADOR

HABANA, Nov. 16. Marie
Savard de Sains Brisson Marquee
primer embaiador del Brasil en
Cuba. present6 sus credenciales
nl presidente de- IA Rep1blica.
mayor general Fulgencio Baths
"a. Brasil reeientemente elev6 Il
eategoria De 81 representation
dlpIom6tica Ga Cuba.
La gaceta., 1943-11-16
SINATRA SERA
LLAMADO EN- Ell
MES DE

JERSEY CITY Nov. t8. Frank
Sinatra. e cantante de u radio,
sera lamado 9 cumplir deberes
militares entire los dias Ia i IA
de enero. La noticla Eae dada
aqui por So iunta de recluta-
miento.
Nancy, IA esposa del bard0, da-
ra q luE otra criatura ID serun-
de- del matrimonio. dentro de po-
cas- semanas.
haga ga partes Eompre
BON0s De GUERRA
La gaceta., 1943-11-16

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we've - vi,
centre
nof.e' 4us '
AsnAns.~'s'
no3es os .as ~ w"
ofaoAs 81 ios P.n'7Ioa -
eye oen'ho s. &-'
eonse'aoA1 po1 81 Ai'
al oeste ae 1ntomif' ias ep
iumnas del general fatntln g en-
cuentran z cofta distaneia &c =
frontera de Poionlai pefe N Re-
neral aparentemente agaafaa q
reaultado de una batalla que se
aost'ene en- q saiiente fastov-ber
dipVhev, en n fianco suf antics
de pfoiongar Y ofenaiva. Aooa-
We tlene que fecorfef l0o MI
lies antea De Aegar 2 = krontera
ruao+aiamana, fjada en 1o4l.
0tras coiumnas roias mantle
men e otenaiya En- Y grlmea y
extienden sns puntos ae apoyo
NJ norte y eur Del pueblo AZ
Kerch.
pesde 81 frente yueoeslavo iii.
forman que las tropaa del gene.
ral Tito combatan con ias fuer-
zas regulares de Mikhailovitch
cefea de Uzice.
Les brieadas segunda ! Terce-
81 Is los patriotas ee oponen i
las fropas del ministro de la que
rra vneoealavo. en- las montaaas
do Maievica. 81 Boxnia.
cerca de cracac fue atacada
1 eolumna alemana. muriendo
49,
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Mitttuodj, ben 25. A1tsnit 1943

elmer tpeitlaufisen Seelenidar ieinen
ieeliorseriiden Segen uno EroIt 5u'
fommen laiien", iagt oie ,,Eimes" /.
,slls militariider 8ifar unierer
StreitfrGfte lit er fir bunoerttauiens
oe Elm Senbbote sltgleid oes 8atrios
tismus uno ser 5rommisfeit getueien,
uno er ielbIt bat, obtpob1 idon ein al
ter 2uftreiIenber uno reid an Geiie-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25

uno oes Staates beiier, als ein Seer
bon Holi5iiten uno Soloaten l1no
penn gtgentltm enttpenoet tpor6en,
iorgt 6ie 9feligion ipie6erum bafiir,
oaB oasielbe 6em gigentiimer a1riid-
geiteut miro, inoem fem fatbolii1er
Prieiter iemano bon ieinen Siinoen
losipridt, es iei oenn, oaB ct ber.
iprt6t oen 5ugefiigten Sdaoen, lei
er geiitig o6er materiell, tpieber gut
5uma6en. @er feine 9feligion bat, Iebt
eben tpie Elm unperniinftiges Eier,
no6 biel 1,ntpir6iger, neil bas ber-
mum ftloie Sier n1r ieinem Naturins
itinft folet. .u. a...
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SsSn einen ,&eturn of a Srabeler"
iiberldriebenen 2eitartifeI tpi6met oie
ngeetp yorf Sin1es" 6em bon ieiner
8eltreiie, 6ie i'm 51t ltniern gruppen
nab europa, georoafrifa l1n6 &lein-
afien fiibrte, 5uriidgefebrten grabiidof
Speun1an foIgen6e BegriiBunesiporte:
DSeds Wonate 1T gr5biidof SpeI-
man IN ber Gerne getpeien nn6 bat
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25

erfabrungen ieinen @eit6tsfreis
our6 oen 8eiu9 bieler 2dnoer l1nb
I'M @eipra6 nit Soloaten, @enerGlen
uno Staatsmannern nod ertpeitern
fonnen. 0urd feline tiefe Meni6lib>
felt, feline 5reunoli6feit uno audi
Our6 feline @abe, Sreunoe at MAIDEN,
fat er nidt nur als &irdenfiirit, ion>
bern alt6 als Menid uno 8iirger tpeit,
gebeno sldtung eefun6e1t, uno mir
boffen, 6aB er al1d ielbt ettpas Srel1-
Sc an ieiner &eiie bate - trot ber
Srallrigfeit, Sic ieoer, ser guten @il-
lens lit unb na6 Srie0en itrebt, bur6
ndberes 8efanntiper6en NIT ser Sra-
g0oie bes &rieges empfinoen mub."
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slus 6en bon Sapanern beiebten
Pbilippinern fotnntt bur1 ei1en 8e,
ribt aus ct. Golumbans, Nebr., sic
troitlide geadridt Dob oie Gdtigfeit
fatboliider Wiiiionare ni1t gana uno
iiberau unterbroden iit. Gin iapanis
ider 9iibof ,,no 70 iapaniide Yrie.
iter iino auf Winbanao tdtig. geah