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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Initiative Deadened
Under Such System

Bureaucratic grade labelling.
coupled with a government deter
mined flat selling price, would in
troduce the spirit of the cartel
system II would mitigate the
struggling among businessmen 10
survive through fitness.
In effect. it would tend 10 as
sure al least meager success TO
any who complied with minimum
specifications set by bureaucrats.
The next step would be petition
ing by inefficient producers for a
higher fiat selling price IN order
to assure them a profit
Such system would dcadcn
initiative, and reduce the incen-
tive 10 success through eliminat-
ing waste and through inventing
better processes.
Uniformity Of bureaucratic la
beling would stop the race for
distinction through adding new
values TO products.
The spirit of the Dark Ages
would be recaptured. in which eS-
tablished and authoritarian stand
ards would endure through the
years.
Men would produce in a rou-
tine way in accordance with mini
mum specifications. They would
be undertaking production for
use" AZ determined 10y the gov
eminent. instead of continuing
the present system OF producing
To- please customers.
Thus material progress would
be leveled off. and productivity
would be dampened,
h A deadly equalilsrianiSm would
Supplant ever more gracious living
for the enterpriSing and the pro-
duCtive.
Producers and consumers, sellers
and buyers. would tend 10 become
minions of the state, instead of
remaining self-relant. ambitious
individuals ever dreaming about
better times and ever demonstrate
ing a capacity 10 make their
dreams come true.
When the true inWardneeS Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Promises the Moon
To Deceive Public

In the blue sky" tradition,
those who are seeking to throw
monkey wrencheS into the ma
rhinerV of progress are concealing
their design by fraudulently en-
ploylng the language of liber-
aliSm.
Fhus, while promising the moon
10 the uniformed, they are in
fact undertaking 10 destroy some
of the ingredients which are
essential to American prosperity
and 10 human freedom.
FciioW americans, tets be reso-
Int ~ oar determination 10
quicken the parade of progress by
embracing constructive changes,
tChde rejecting phoay proposals
nosqucroding mdfr a "iibcraP'
label.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
EVA kEILLOR.
KnoNIedqe Test

Who laid these familiar lines:
,aj Coming events cast
their shadow before. tb)
Ships that pass in the
night tc) Our sweetest
songs are those that tell of
SaddeSt thought
Decide the answer ca Is
Yale University IN New Ha-
ven, Conn. or New Haven.
O.? CD Is Harvard Univer-
Sity in Cambridge, England.
or in Cambridge. Mass ? tc)
j. Princeton University in
Princeton r. l., or Prince
ton. y. j
Locate the street IN the cor
rect city; Caj Michigan bou-
levard tb) Pennsylvania
avenue; tC) Haymarket
Choose the name of the in
Ventor: tai machine gun,
Calling or Nobel; CD tele-
vision, Edison or Baird; fc)
submarine. Lake or Mergen-
ihalcr.
Does the state lie east or
west OF the Mississippi River:
ta) Missouri. tbl Ohio: tc)
Montana.
- Name the city; taD the
leaning tower or --e tbl
the Sphinx of --; Cc) the
charter oak OF -
the slang terms:
ca leathernecks: CD the
fourth estate; (c) a brass
hat
ANSWERS on Opposite Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

Instead of individual striving for
more and better goods, the gov
eminent standard of good
enough would have prevailed.
Such bureaucratic labelling. espe-
crafty II linked with a flat selling
price of goods would have de-
prlved the American system Of the
untrammeled spur OF competition.
Every business enterprise faces
the mortal prospect of loss and
bankruptcy when and if IT falls
behind in the parade of progress.
Thus. every alert businessman
Is perpetually striving to avoid
obSoleSCence. which is a hlGhbrow
term for describing the process of
getting behind the times.
Under a free enterprise system.
the alert and the imaginative set
the pace.
When established firms develop
rightly and standpatsm, they face
extinction.
This is not the case in Old
World countries, in which govern
ment sponsored cartelS protect the
STATUS QUO.
These cartelS enable established
businessmen to rest on their oars.
for they are permitted 10 divide
markets among themselves and 10
set selling prices
In such foreign countries. gov
eminent policy enables cartels.
which are outlawed in the United
States. to recoup in the home mar
ket losses attained through com
petitive price cutting in the export
field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
TO THE EDITOR

WE ARE now engaged in a
W third war bond drive. |
would like TO suggest a war
bond drive called the American
Christmas Pledge Club. and
every American could Join il
with this pledge
pledge not 10 buy. or re-
ceive any Christmas gifts ex-
cept 10 or from the men or
women that are now in the
service for our country.
| also pledge If l giNe
Christmas gift it will be a war
bond, and that all my extra
Christmas money will 60 in war
bonds.
! make this pledge of 1913 50
that the 1914 Christmas may
bring peace on earth and our
loved ones home again
EVA kEIIIOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Tan1pering Could
Cripple Progress

A little tampering here and
there with the American merit
s. stem could cripple the dynamo
out of which material progress
flows.
Thus deliberately or gnwittingly,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

the growth of bureaucracy is
analysed il will become clear
that there has been gross mis-
labelling in the realm of collectivist
political ideas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
LETTERS

This Is The Readers Column. NJ
subjects within good taste are
barred. Say what you think, hut
sign VOW name and address and
(~riieNS,>br'etly ss sou can.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Was Threatened
Competition Spur

Such deadly thinking that gov
ernment can do everything better
than the citizens pervaded the re-
cent effort TO force manufacturers
of foodstuffS and other products TO
use uniform bureaucratic ABC
grade labelling.
This effort was defeated in
Congress. which, in the Taft
amendment to the Price Control
Act forbade the 0PA from de-
handing bureaucratic labelling
If this innovation had been
adopted. there would have resulted
an unDrogressiNe trend hack the
minimum standards arbitrarily
and clumSily set up by the govern
mpnt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

THE rigid labor draft regu-
Il lation which il would int
pose upon all men from 1S to
% and women from 18 10 30
would make them legally, if not
practically, slaves of the state
as Far as assignment of work is
concerned. 1t follows a totali-
tartan theme which is away
from the iateSt-trend- of WASH
ington events and popu a r
opinion.
The labor assignment system
instituted by Bernard Baruch on
the Pacific Coast has furnished
a more democratic way of meet
ing the problem
II has some of the elements
of compulSlon in the establish
ment of priorities for work and
the restriction Of hiring to gov
eminent employment agencies,
but the plan is confined to
local emergency basis and the
CompulSion has been voluntarily
accepted by those involved
1t is at any rate a two-to-one
bet that the national overall
compulSion Of the AuStin-Wads-
worth bill is dead until after
the next elections. at least. The
Baruch idea may be extended to
other emergency localities.
THE senate naval affairs COM
Il committee killed the pro-
vision permitting WAVES to go
overseas. largely on the private
recommendation of some naval
officers.
The committee members made
some personal Investigations of
the WAVES organization during
their recent vacation travels.
and brought back splendid re-
ports. They found many girls
with unusual education and eX-
ceptional background in that
service.
However, 10 transport them
overseas would involve compli-
cations of housing which prob
ably would cost more than their
transportation would be worth.
The idea of sending them over
was supposed TO have had the
endorsement Of Mrs. RooSe-
welt. but even so. some of the
naval officers remained skep-
teal.
Distributed by King Features synd Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
NEWS
BEHIND
The NEWS
By Paul
MaIlon

WASHINGTON. oct lon
w It's face, the promised APP
pointment of Gen. Marshall
seems 10 forecast a large new
offensive on the European front.
Even the White House atti-
tude encourages this impress
sion. The President sharply
criticized the recent public con-
troversy over the matter in the
House and the press, and on the
radio. on the grounds that II
was military matter.
Certainly the existing mill
tary matters in Italy and in the
air bombing campaign are not
such as to require MarShallS
transfer. Consequently. tn Q
general assumption must be
that a new offensive is imml-
nent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

gone ahead, doggedly devoting his entire
energies to make better Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

TIVE AuStin-Wadsworth COM
L pulSory labor draft bill is
dying on the vine. The only
one who could possibly revive
II and put IT through is Mr..
Roosevelt His persistent ST.
lence has discouraged the back
erS Of the legislation. They
now know they cannot get the
measure out of either the
House, or the Senate military
affairs committee even as far
a. the Senate floor Tor public
discussion.
The only administration au-
thariucS who forcefully have
advocated the measure are War
Secretary StimSOn and has as
SiStant, Patterson Congress
men have heard rumors that at
one time the entire Roosevelt
cabinet wanted the bill, but APP
parently not now
II is obvious that the strength
of opposition from both labor
and industry has made II a
dangerous. measure politically.
Indeed, the Republican au-
thors OF the legislation have
grounds TO suspect that the adj
miniStratlon has left them hold
ing that bag too long.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

THE important phase that
L Land didn't discuss IS well
known 10 all industrial eXecu-
tives and all union bosses, and
is the result OF a studied politl-
cal policy Of the New Deal gov
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17

Gorti&ritte Der fatbpliiden Niiiians.
tatisfeit inter Der farbigen ..~
BebDlfermna

tatigfeit unter Der farbigen ..,-
- 8eb6lfernng
ueber sic E1tigfeit uno ben Sort.
idritt ser fotboliiden Miiiionare I'M.
ter Ser seeerbepolferuns liefert saep.
Clarence S. Sutparb, S.@.D., I'M
~St. Mugl1ltine's Meiienger' cine
Heibe i11tereiianter gin5elbeiten.
"Eroe oes @rieses, erb0bter Breiie
rnb anoerer Sdmierigfeiten, bat oas
9eeserapoitolat in oen Ser. Staaten
i'm bereangenen Sabre erfreuli6p
Sortlbritte al1 ber5ei6nen gebobt.
500 fatbolii6e Brieiter uno 1900 Or
oensidtpeitern iino lit 345 Wiiiionen,
in $50 S6ulen tatig.
Sm Sabre 1912 fonnten IA neue
Miiiionen, 25 &irden uno 6 neue
Sdulen erri6tet tperoen. slu9 eritan'
BEN bier neue Miiiions5entren. Ser
i6ieoene neue Sroen unb &ongrega-
tionen baben unter oen Sarbigen
neue 8irfungsfreile erffnet. 9as &C.
miit oes 9segers lit bon gsatur aus
finoli6 uno religios uno Die &onber-
titen fnnen lnan6en i'm fatbolil9en
@lauben @eborenen gum 8eiipiel bies
men. @enn mebr Brieiter uno 2ebr-
idtpeitern fir 6as Neeerapoitolat ge>
ponnen tperben fonnten, it6noe eine
reide grnte in slusiidt. Oie $eran-
biloung bon Brieitern uno Sdpeitern
bat ii6 als auBerlt borteilbaft ertpie-
len uno miro, mo INNER moglib, iiber-
al eingefiibrt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17
NberslGmbiider Snnb1g

Sbpobl Die getp0bnliben ,,@Iiids=
bringer" (Masfots), Sufeiien, So.
ienfiibe, bierteilige &leebfdtter II. a.
fait aus ser Mooe gefommen iino uno
Sic Surbt Dor einem 5erbrobenen
5piegel .ooer elmer ihparaen 4aBe.
bie etnem iiber ben @eg lduft, BON
berniinftig oentenoen Meniden ge.
i6munoen lit, adblt Die Maiie Der
Mberglaubiiden, Die ibre 3ufunit aus
Sraunbidern uno Soroifopen Der.
aus5uleien tpdbnen, na9 bielen Saa1<
Ienoen, elm 8eneis oab Der alte 8ar-
mum ben Nagel auf oen aopf getrof=
fen bat, oaB ieoe Minute Elm ,,Suder'
geboren miro, unb oaB es ifrupelloien
@elomenihen INNER nod gelingt
@impel naiienbaft in ibre Nebe gu
loden.
giner Ser geididteiten 3auber-
fiinitler, Soiepb Ounninger, bat oia
Summe bon $4,000 ausgeiett fir
ieoen, Der Elm iogenanntes pipdiides
ooer iibernatiirlibes BbGnomen 5,1
proou5ieren imitanoe lit, bas er nid'
auf natiirli6e @eiie erfldren ooer
nadmaden fann. gr bietet iid on.
irgenoeinen ,@eiit" 5u entlarben ln1h
be5eidnet Die aneebli9en @ei1termit=
tcilunsen zines Souoini, Conan Dople
uno Ebomas @oiion als puren
Sbpinoel. @esbalb, 10 fragt 9un-
ninger, iouten @eiiter iid INNER ourd
Samburineeroiiel ,1lrb 9ronpetenge-
FILTER manifeltieren? s.
Sn ieoem 4riege idieBt oieier aber-
gldubii6e nniinn tpie @iH6ipdmmc
aus Dem 8ooen unb gibt es spefu-
lanten, Die iib oiefe @elegenbeit nibt
entgeben laiien, ibre bummen, Mill;
gen Sbdflein 5u lheren.
X X *
8rigabeeeneral 0m. 81. Mrnulb iiber
ben Mansel an Nrmeefaplanen
Migr. @m. 8. MrnoIo, Sas Sber-
baupt aaer Mrmeefapldne, bat einen
Aufruf an ale bienlttuenoen &apldnl
Der @rmee erlaiien, Inn Dem Mangel
in Der Irmee ab5ubelfen. sd ribte
an ale Selogeiitliben bie 8itte', 10
lautet Der aufruf Misr. aruolos, ,,ein
Seoer bon eud moee iib ber1iiben,
ipenigitens einen Oeiniiter, Yrieitef
ober Habbiner fir Die Mrn1ee gu ge-
tpinnen, luelfe Die erforoerliben 81.
genidaften oa5u beiist. @an5 beion-
Oers meroen mebr Negerfaplane BE-
notigt. 8enn ieOer iib beniibt, aud
MIR einen teuen GelofapIan gu &C.
minneu, 10 tperoen mir uniere Quota
fir oas Sabr erreihen.'' ...,...: 49, IT.
vDie Mrbeit zines Selofaplans".
fabrt Migr. @rnolo fort, lift ben
5eeliorssarbeiten oes Nfarrers elmer
@emeinoe abnlid, nur Iieet es oetr
armeefaplan Oh, feline geiftlide Sir,
Jorge alien Mannern in Der @ebrfrafs
obne unteribieo Der 8eligion aufo,n
men gu Iaiien. gr bdlt offentlihen
@ottesoienit, Snitr,,ftioneu, llebun
gen, &onferen5en unb beiuht &ranfe
in oen $oipitGlern. slls Weitslieo bes
SIftaiersitabes maft er aud @mpfeb
lungen uno 8eribte uber oas mora
iiihe unb relieioie Wobl oes Som
manoos. Inn oieien Soften erfolgreid:
perieben gu fonnen, ruaht er einen
gorbereitungsfurius burd, mo er lid
nit 6en1 Militdrleben pertraut maht.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17
oab iinbeoingt nuh MuBlanb in bieie
Disfujfton etngeidaltet tperoen lniiiie.
Cine ,,8ummi.W .Wildfnb',

| VIM
giner Witteilung Der Miioc. Yreiie
|5ufolge, bat man in Gii0anerifa cine
BfIar5e entoedt, Delbe ,.@umu,is
mild' gibt. Die grDptotegia lit cine
pilomadienoe erotifhe Raafenpfla,t5s
lno etne Q,leue bon Batter, ienem folt-
barren pffa,,5liden Msilhiaft, Ser, lpenns
er iib erbdrtet, @umrni tpiro. Man
braudt Deiter 1idts au tlln, aIs bic
Spite Der Bflanae abaaidnei6en, uno
Der Saft trdufelt II, einet1 Bambutroe.
Gin Sr0glein bielrnebr, .oenn bie Grpp.
toitegia gibt bon elmer Shnittflabe
MIR ein paar Tropflein Der, aber, tpie
Die &ub, tam audi iie ieoeu Sag aufs
neue ~gemolfen" peroen.
Sbre fiinftige &arriere miro Die
tropiid]e Bflan5e bauptladlid) in Ser
taribiiden Nepublit 4aiti erleben, mo-
bic @egierung i'm Berein nit Dem
@ummireiiort unieres eigenen slmts
tiir Wirtibaftsfriegfiibrung 100000
Icres oan1it beitelen miro, .-
:. Bon 6ieiem 2anoe Iouten lidl fatl.
beritanoigem l1rteil nad) i'm ttdhiten
Sabre spenigftens 10000 Sonnea
@unlmi uno ipdter nod betradtli6
mebr getpinnen laiien.
10000 Sonnen @umnt fin6 nun,
i'm 8ergleid au Ser Milion gonnen
1pntbetilben @ummis, Die jdbrlid auf
Dos unfer Hroouftionsprosramm fir
lDntbetiiden @unlmi ausseridtet lit,
ber5llb menig = aber sic grppto.
iteaia bat Den einen groben @oraua,
oaB ite raider arbeitet dig anoere no
turlide @umt,iqueaen. Ser uiIoe
Seoea, oer eigentli6e gummibauu1,
brandt fieben Sabre, ebe er binIana.
2ltbe Wengen proouaiert. Oie @ot).
nlepflah5e fdngt nod otpei Sabren
nit Der Gabrifation bon 2ater al, uno<
mus i'm @eipinnungspro5es aerltort
iueroen. Die grpptoitegia oagegen IaBt
i1d1, ipie geiast, ieoen Gag aufs. neue
melten, uno iuenn es aud nibt pieI
1T, mas Die eiaselne pflan5e bon fid)
eibt = bic Maiie mabt ,es. Die Mr.
better in >9atti binoen getpSbnlid 40
ooer mebr 5uiamn,en ,,no laiien lie
gemelnlam ins 8ambustroglein blu
ten. Sir Sniti banbelt es lid) babel
um ein foloffales Yroieft = Elm gro.
lett, Dos 100000 Sarmer fir Die
Dauer bes arieges ln6 bieleidt audi
oariiber binaus beiddftigt balten
tuiro.
X X X
5abl Der Aatonnfalle a,a 80 Grosent
niebriBer
-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-17
lleberlesenbeit Der It. s.-Glieaer

legenDetf I'M SerDulfn1s Al 1iber Dtc
2nftitreitfrdfte Der M6ie erreiht, er,
Ilarte 4rieesiefretdr Stimfon alf Ell
ner Breiiefonferen5. SS1n Rabmen Ell
nes 8erihts iiber ben ariegsberlauf
on alien Jronten iaete Stimion, boz
uorn Gebruar Biz De5ember 1912
1894 feinolide Slug5ellee in &dn1pfer
abgeidoiien ooer tpabriheinlid ser=
tort ,uuroen, pabrenb mir 3O9 a.ne-
rifaniide Waidinen nerlorengingen.
Gait Elm Grittel oieier feinoli1en Der
lutte itammen aus Dem De5ember, in
Dem 419 Slug5euge beitin.mt ODER
tuabrideinlid bernibtet tpuroen, pdb~
reno oie sMrmee nur SO Maibinen ei,r-
biibte.
als ,,tnabribeinliher" Mbi9uB gilt,
uie Stimion erfldrte, menn geieben
miro, oaB bie feinoliden Glug5eug'
auBer &ontroue abitiiraen ODER in
5lammen iteben, Der tatiddli9e slb=
sltrr5 ooer Der Sanidirmabiprung bes
Biloten nidt beoba6tet tperben fann.
Die bon linn ertpdbnten feinoliden
gerluite befdranfen iib auf Die in
aampfen abseidoiienen Maidinen uno
baben ni6t Die ourd bas slblpebrfeuer
bernntergebolten n1itge5ablt, tpdbreno
Sic amerifanii6en 8erlulte all9 bic
ourb 6laf abgeidoiienen u,nfaiien.
X X *
Glan elmer Nadfriegs-@eltbanf
Sn einem fiiralt1en 8ortrage ent.
lparf Or. 9ans &epmann, 8rofeiior
fit Birtfdaft an Der @utgers.llniper.
iitat unb elmer Der feds M1nner, sic
Dem Staatsoepartment in @uibing.
ton Bldne fir oie Sdaffi,ng eines
oauernben 5rie6ens nod bent ariege
l1nterbreitet baben, in eineln gortrag
ieinen Blan Der grri1tung elmer
,,0anf Der Nationen''. "a
8rof. Dr. Sepn.ann, Der feinen
Bfun bierfiir ibon 1922 auf griuden
8alter ,Matbenaus enttDorfen batie,
ertuabnte, Der Blan lei bamals bon
Ariftibe Brianb pertporfen tporoen.
SSm ein5elnen fiibrte Der gortragenoe
aus:
,Nad oieiem 4rieee miro aunadit
Elm ,,Bafl,um'' eintreten. @ir tperben
einen fur5lebise1 ,8oom' ieben, Dem
Elm arad folgen miro. 9ieier fann
nur berbinoert tperben ourd Die 56af=
fung elmer Snternationalen 8anf mil
5insfreiem &reoit, elmer iuternationa.
len Sanbelsfonbentipn uno zines STA
tes fir 8eltbanoeI." Dr. 9epmann
meinte, oaB trob Der in War Bonos
angelegten griparniiie bes an1erifn-
niiden Bolfes nn9 bent ariege nibt
seniisen0 Sparfapitalien perfiigbnr
iein tperoen, UNI oie aeritorten @ebiete
oer Belt lpieber aufaubauen. Diefer
5ituation miiiie man norbeugen.~ De:
&utgers Brofeifor erblidt bas beitt
Deittel bierfiir in elmer ,,9ant Der Ra.
tionen", bic Die geian1ten pirtidaft
lihen Sunftionen ber g8elt au foor:
sinieren uno 81 pereinbeitliden bdtte:
Sm apeiteren gerlani feiHer Mus
iiibrungen eanpfabl Dr. &epmantt bit
Hiidfebr 5ltm @olbHonoorb, unter Der
Borausfesung. -oab Die bret, er0Bter
8oleprobuaenten Der @elt, .@robbri
tannien, bic Ser. 5taaten uno STUB
lano, einen Batt i,nteraeihnen, bei
ben 8etrag bes 5u proouaierenben
unb 5li faufenben :@olbes beihrdnft.
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Der tumnbe Gunft in nnierer
Civilization

gs lit iiber elmer Der tpunoeiten
Bunfte in ,t1,ierer Sibiliiation, baB
Tie BEL aIlem SobItanb rein materiel<
Ter gerbaltniiie eine eri6redeno bobe
3abl bon Selbltmorben bot. Oie fiir5-
lib beroffentlidten Stotiitifen bonn
Sabre 1910 geben be5iiglid Der
Selbitmorbe in inherent 2anoe folgen'
bes 8ilo: 18,907 baben iid) baas 2e-
ben genommen. Gapon tparen brei
8iertel Wanner. Sm 8erbaltnis, ntdt
in Der @eian1t5abl, batten oie @eiBen
pier,naI 10 oiele 5elbitrnorbe als sic
Neser: SSntereiiant lit oie gribei-
nung, oaB IN eia5elnen Staaten bic
Selbftmorofurbe iebr neridteoen 1T
bon anoern Staaten. Gum Beifpiel
it Der ourbfdnittlide 8ro5entiah
14.4 bon 100000 Berionen. Sn Ne-
paoa oagegen nibt tpeniger als 40.8.
gs mare intereiiant, bierfiir eine gr.
flarung gu baben. Sb BORT Die @liids-
ipiele une Die @befaeibunee,1 nno bic
@oloiuder Die n1eiiten SelbItmoros-
tanotoaten liefern? - Mud bas Qlter
ifeint feline beionoeren 3eiten gu ia,
ben. Die rneiiten Selbltmorbe 1perben
begangen stpiihen oen slltern BON As
utlo Sd. @elhes au6 INNER Die @r.
flarungen fir ale bieie Satiaden iein
mogen, es lit ,ao bleibt cine traurige
satiade, oab iooiele Meni9en oen
Nut perlieren, ibr 2eben ar9 unter
tpiorigen umitdnoen tpeiter5ufiibren.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07
Miss Hippensteel,
Lieut.. Beilsmith
Wed At Camp Davis

The wedding of Miss Myra Hip
pensteel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. L. Hippensteel of Fort Wayne,
Ind, and Lieut.. l.. H. Beilsmith,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Bell.
smith, also of Fort Wayne, was
solemnized Thursday morning,
December 2, at $50 o'clock in
chapel seven, Camp Davis. Chap.
lain E. M. Hoyt performed the
ceremony.
Lieut.. Beilsmith was attended by
Lieut.. R. S. Granger as best man,
and the bridegroom's mother was
also present for the ceremony.
Miss Hippensteel wore Ions
wedding gown of white net ap
pliqued with bow-knot and lily-of
the-valley design The gown fea
tured a heart-shsped neckline, Ions
sleeves and court train. Her shor
veil Of illusion was held back witt
a bandeau Of roses and she carried
a white prayer book and an or
Child.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Beilsmith are
now residing at 406 South Fourth
street, this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-07
Senior Fraternity
Auxiliary To Meet

The regular meeting of the
auxiliary to the Senior Fraternity
will be held Thursday evening al
8 o'clock at the home of Miss
Nettie Baker, 305 Harnett street,
with Mrs. Emily Williams and
Mrs. Grille Blacknon as host
esses.
The following officers for 1914
will be installed: Mrs. Myrtle Mae
Patrick, president; Mrs. Gather
inc Littleton, vice-president; Mrs.
Pauline Copeland, secretary; and
Mrs. Sara Arthur, treasurer.
The club has had very out
standing year, having taken part
in various defense activities,
pledging $40 to the community
chest; made cuddy dolls for the
British children, and served needy
families of the community.
Outgoing officers are: Mrs.
Mary Lee Gore, president; Mrs.
Girhe Blackmon, vice-president;
Mrs. Isma Brinson, secretary;
and Mrs. Mildred Jordan, treas
urer.
Written reports will be request
ed from officers at the next meet
ing.
A Christmas party will be held
following the meeting, and mem
bers are invited tn attend.