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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
Victory Banquet Will
be al $50 This Evening

With the Community Fund
mounting during today's all-day
drive, the Victory Banquet at the
Huron Hotel at $50 this evening
is expected to be a festive occas-
ion.
II is reported that the Fund will
come very near $4,000, if all the
pledge money Is collected.
Rev. Gordon Speer will give the
invocation. Roland Schafer will
lead the group in a rally of songs
after dinner, and following will be
the final reports of the totals which
will include Sc, 53S from the Ford
Generator Plant.
y. T. Munro, generalissimo OF
the campaign. and Joseph Thomp-
son, chairman of the special gifts
committee, will give short talkN
Mr.. Thompson's committee sue
ceeded in obtaining $4,000 for the
Fund.
d. NJ. Silkworth, president Of the
Community Fund. Is also expected
TO speak. This will be followed by
musical entertainment from sew
en- Ypsilanti High School must
clans in a voice and orchestral ar
rangement. Roland Schafer will
direct the Chorus. while Leland
Randall will direct the orchestra.
The awards to be made are the
d. B. South Trophy Cup to the High
Division and the D. VI. Silkworth
Industrial trophy to the labor un-
ion making the best showing.
Certificates will be given to the
outstanding supporters of the
Fund. and recognition will be given
the high womens team and the
high mems team.
The banquet twill end with a
patriotic song
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
PRODUCE
{ Wolfa Grocery
| Tres
Buying Prices)

Continued from Page Oue)
plants as OF Oct. 81, 1913. have a
rated annual capacity OF si6. 900
long tons OF rubber. Dewey re-
yeaIed. Eighty.seyen per cent OF the
butadlene from-alcohol plants have
been completed and 80 per cent OF
those producing butadiene from
petroleum are also finished, his re.
port stated
Listing conservation Of the ma.
tons crude rubber stockpile as a
most important concern" Dewey
said that imports for l9t3 are ex-
pected to total 80 1000 long tons, but
he anticipated 1914 imports will
be bolstered by Increased ship
ments from British territory and
will be about a third greater than
this year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
Pick OF The Air Today

MBS-7.SO Blue Barron Orches-
ira
$50 Nick Carter Drama;
$50 Soldiers with Wings;
1915 Sunny Skyler Sings;
l1:l5 Discussion, Transports.
tion-Fourth Front.
Thursday
ARMlSTlCE DAN-All networks
II a. m. Moment OF Silence;
NBC-l0:45 a m. From Tomb OF
Unknown Soldier;
BLU-11:45 a m. American lie.
gion at Arlington Cemetery
Commander Warren Anterior
V. F. W. Com Carl Schoening
er
NBC-9:50 a. m. Daylight Classics
2:45 p. m. Melodies OF Home;
Gas Bill Stern Sports.
CBS-9:45 a. m. Market Basket;
400 p. m. Home Front; 4-.
$50 Attorney General Biddle on
Minority Problem
BLU a. m. Breakfast Club:
230 p. m. Ladies' be Seated,
400 Blue Frolics Music.
MBS-12:3O L. s. Navy Band;
$3.50 Yankee House Party;
500 sydney Moseley Comment
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
Coal Arrives
W ar

Continued from Page One)
ever. continued its march up the
Adriatic Coast. The Britons I'M
der Gen. Sir Bernard L. Montgom-
cry took up positions commanding
the Sangro River which is only a
mile away. Their push took Torino
and Paglieta.
Patrol activity occupied much OF
the Fifth Army's time, as II prob
ed out various sectors of the enc
my's positions along the Garigliano
River. Prisoners were taken and
divulged information indicating
that the Nazi, high command is de-
termined to fight it out above that
stream.
Fierce Resistance
Fierce resistance was encount-
cred by the Russians also. but still
the Red Army continued its ad-
vance. Moving out in a fan-shaped
drive from newly-liberated Kiev,
the Soviets drove ever nearer the
Polish border.
After Selling the district center
OF Borodyanko. % miles northwest
OF the Ukraine capital. the Rus
sian force kept on in the direction
OF the important rail junction OF
Korosten. On other sections OF
the long Russian front, successes
were scored. large numbers OF the
enemy killed or captured, and vast
amounts of war materials either
rendered useless or seized.
The Red Army increased its
threat to the Nazi garrison in the
erimea, extending its positions
northeast and south of Kerch,
which unofficial Moscow reports
10 the British radio said already
had fallen.
Washington was concerned over
the resignation as co-president OF
the French committee OF national
liberation of Gen. Henri Honore
Giraud.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
Postoffice, Banks,
TO Close Thursday

ArmlstIce Day. Nov. II. although
legal holiday. will not be widely
observed here. with city employees.
retailers. and Industrial workers
planning TO remain ION the job"
throughout the day. Schools will
also remain open.
Both local banks will he closed.
and the POST office viii obssvo
Sunday regulations. The lobby will
be open from 4 10 5 p. m. hut thers
viii he no window service. and de-
llveries will be restricted TO per-
ishables and Registered mail.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
Albert Bor+z Works
40 Years on Railroad

Albert Bortz today completes FOR.
ty years OF service with the New
York Central Railroad without a
break. he was born in Sumpter
Township but has lived here since
beginning work for what was then
the Michigan central Road He has
long been foreman az the freight
house and is celebrating by con.
tinuing business as usual" there
today
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10

WASHINGTON ms - Rep
Noah Mason (Rl H., charged to-
day that judicial resolution adopt
ed by the senior circuit pudges
barring federal court employees
from political activities was d.
rected at Associate Supreme Court
Justice Felix Frankfurter The
resolution holds It improper for
officers or attaches OF federal
fourts Ito participate in political
activities"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
RuEs IMPULSE

Detroit, Nov. 9-lNS-Ralph n.
Westfall "a. was sadly contemplat-
ing a sentence today that was the
direct result of an impulse. Con
victed OF unlawfully driving away
an undertaker's hearse. Westiail
admitted before Judge Christopher
Z. Stein in recorders court that ne
was driven by impulse to wheel
the funeral car about the city
streets. He also admitted he had
been drinking at the time.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10

NEW YORK ms Doris Duke
Cromwell, heiress to a 300 million
dollar tobacco fortune, was in New
York today-home from Reno to
tight the New Jersey divorce coun-
ter.suit OF her husband. James Fl.
r. Cromwell, former L. s. Minister
to Canada. Her Reno suit cannot be
heard before Dec. /. \ limited de-
cree in Cromwelps action would en-
title him to a share in her estate.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
REAPPOINTE

Detroit. Nov. lO--INS- Edwin A.
Hakenjos, who has served as chief
clerk OF common pleas court for
seven years. was reappointed TO-
day for the 1914 term. Wayne
County auditors made the reap.
pointment on recommendation OF
Common peas judges.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
NationaI BroadcastIno Compan

National Brosdoastlne Company
RED NETWORK WLW 700, WWJ
$50, WHAM 1850. WMAQ GO.
BEUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1910,
Columbia Broadeastins Company
WJR 100, WB2M $50, WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1860. VICAR 1850. WBNS
1860. WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETWORK-WO WO 1870.
Mutual eroadcastins Company
RED NETWORK WLW 100.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 7OU,
CKLW 500. WJBK 1890.
WLW 700, WGN 100.
Tonight
NBC-7:00 Fred Waring;
500 Mr.. and Mrs. North;
$50 Beat the Band;
900 Eddie Cantor;
9 80 District Attorney.
1000 Kay Kyser Hour.
CBS-7:15 Harry James Band;
500 Red Barber, Sammy Kaye;
800 Lionel Barrymore. Mayor;
$50 Jack Carson Show;
1000 Great Moments in Music;
1890 Morton Gould Carnival.
BLU-7:05 The Falcon,
1880 Lone Ranger;
$3.50 Battle of Sexes:
500 Bandwagon;
9:15 Freddy Martin,
$3.50 Al Donohue Band. o..
10.1I Ron y & smith on uIutpr.
national Sterilization Fund"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10

ANKARA-UP- Three hundred
refugees from Cos Island in the
Dodecanese who landed onthe Turk
ish coast Sunday reported the Ger
mans had sent them away because
OF insufficient food supplies. 1t vas
learned today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
Daily Market Report

PUMPKINS-No. /. bu.. tI.25.1.BO.
RUTABAGAS-No. 1. bu.. ti.l.5o.
SQUASH Hubbard. No. /. bu.
tl25-i.75.
TURNlPS-Doz. bchs. No. 1, ,l.25-
135
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
Detroit Livestock

by L. S. Department OF Agriculture
CATTLE. medium 70 good short
fed steers Sass. grass steers In
cutter flesh salable down TO $3.50
and below. heifers Ss25-l2. add
head In Gamer flesh down TO s..
good cows scarce, few s10.50-lO.75.
uniformly good quoted 20 81 and
slightly above. bulk common and
medium beef cows. $50. Gamers
and cutters .-gely s6-115. few
thin light GAMERS s. 5o-5.75. medi-
UNI and good bulls {10-i2. indiyid.
ual strictly good beef bull sl2 so.
light cutter bulls down to s.: odd
lot stock steers $3.50 doNn.
CALVES: Bulk good and choice
veAers 1850. feW to SIS. medium
vealers sl2 5o-l5. Gull and common
light weights $G-l2. heavy slaugh.
ter calves Sl2 down
HOGS. Good and choice 10000
ID butchers 10 large interests tl3 a.
1870: some 20O.230 ID weights to
small killers $3.50: several sales
10000 ID. lights sl2l250. but
clearance far from complete on
these underweight hogs. bulk sow-
fl2-l250. stays Sll 10 mostly Sli %
SHEDp Good to choice lambs
active. steady to strong. top 25C
higher. lower grade lambs slow
steady TO uneyenly lower in spots
sheep steady. bulk good 20 choic"
native wooded lambs $l3.751i. with
bucks out at 81 less, several bunch
es we'll finished S595-lb lambs
topped al slt25. medium to good
lambs tl3-l3.50. just medium grad
kinds sold down to $3.50. Gull and
common throwouts $40; mostly
$3.50 down, most slaughter ewes
t3.50-6.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
YpsiLanf Briefs
Fire EStlnuuIshed

Fire ENtinguiShed
Firemen eXtinguished q minor
blaze in a residence at Oak and
Vought SITS. Tuesday evening. The
fire originated from a stove eXplo-
sion. Damage was negligible.
Coal Arrives
An anticipated shipment OF coal
arrived here Tuesday. and dealers
are confident that more coal will
arrive shortly. Al present dealers
are instituting a voluntary ration
ing program. giving priorities to
persons having less than a 10 day
supply OF fuel. coal dealers are al
tempting to fill orders as quickly as
coal arrives. and have expressed
the opinion that no severe shortage
OF coal is imminent.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10

Vegetables


CELERY CABBAGE No. /. bu
81 25.1.75.
SPINACH No l. 75c-Sl.00.
TURNlP GREENS no. /, bu. 81
$50
B IETS-Doz. punches. No. !. 75c
81.
CABBAGE-No l. bu., tI.2b1.50.
CARROTS-No. !. doz. punches
75c-si.
CAULJFLOWtlR Bu., fancy. $500
CELERY Fancy. doz behs. tl.l.50
KOHLRABl- No. /, doz. bchs. 75c
81.
ONlONS-GREEN-DoL. punches
No !. Si.1.35.
PARSNIPS No. I, t251-3
PEPPERS-Green. No I, 81 500.
POTATOES 100 lbs. $2.90-3.25.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
Grslr

OATS No. 2. white. s0.Slc.
Mailing BARLEY range. 1882
l52; barley needles, $,.cs.
Fruits
APPLES Mcintosh, No. !, 1880
bu.. Greetings. $3.50; North
ern Spies. No. l. t3.504 bu. :
Jonathans. S3.o0.3.50 bu.. Steel
Reds, No. |. $3.50 bu
PEARS kieffers. bu.. No. /. ~
in, 1880.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-10
Mhenmatismns-Qei6enb

.Gdtungl' Sbnelle, angenebme
2inoer1ng Der Sdmeraen BON musfu-
loiem Hbeumatismus, Seiatica, 2um-
bago unb Shmer5en i'm &iiden unb
an oen @Iieoern nit Dem @ebranh
bon S-&.I +&apieln. Diele Rapieln
iino tpiiienidaftlid aubereitet, fiibren
ni6t 5u Drosengetpobnbeit uno mill
len raid 2inberung bringen ooer
@elo 5uriid Besbalb ldnger marten,
menn sic leioenb finb? Senoet nur
eine @eloantpeiirng bon $500 ein
ODER 5ablen Sic Dem 8riefboten oen
8etrag Sdreibt iofort an: &raft
Laboratories, Sept. 66, 5outb CHI
cago Station, Chicago, sn. Snt es
iofprt. -Mn5eige.
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gplfsmebisin nnb Natnrbeilmittel
(Sortiesung bon Seite 81

(SorfleBltng Don Se1fe 81
gs lit inoes ni6t sli berfennet,, oaB
mitunter pieI slberglauben babel NIT
unterlief. 3aubertporte, 8eiprehun-
gen, 5egen uno aebnlides biloeten
oft Die unpermeiolide 3utat. 8enn
man alte &rGuterbiider lieit, mub
man itaunen, tpie oft BEL aler Biiier1s
i9aft bie Gerfaiier Dem uniinnlgiten
Mberglauben buloigten. Sbtpobl Die
meiIten ielber nid)t an al ben unitnn
glaubten, trueen iie ood IN itrafwiir-
bigger 8eiie ibrer 3eititromung lnges
biibrli9 8ednutg.
gead doem oie piiienidaftlide uno
ernit betriebene Seilfunoe inn 2aufe
Der 3eiten Die Sberbano geiponnen
uno na9bem Die @ntbedung Der
Neuen @elt ideinbar Before neil Bis
Der unbefannte 1nb foltipieligere Wetts
tel outage geforoert batte, tpuroen Die
guten alterprobten Seilfrduter aufge-
geben. @s tpuroe oas Meilte nunmebr
aIs IG6erli6er Mberglauben peri6rie=
en- uno pertporfen. Man idiittete oas
&ino nit Dem 8aoe aus.
9ie neuen 9eiImtttel, obtuobl oft
minoertpertig, famen in Mufidtpung,
purben Wooe uno iino es bielfad)
beute nod. gieIe alte Seilpflan5en
aber puroen als ,,peraltet" bintange=
Iett. Das mar unb lit Elm arger MiB-
griff. @er lit i6lieBli6 beiier baran
beut5utage, Ser, tpelder Batentmeoi'
5inen uno 9oftorpillen berldludt,
ooer Ser, pel6er ourd Elm einfabes
Sausnittel ieine @rfaltung ooer l1n-
pGblidfeit bertreibt2 Dieie mooernen
,,S6mer51tiler" belfen nl1r 5eitlpeilig
uno entbalten pielfa6 5toffe, Die auf
oie @eiunbbeit> na6teilig uirfen,
tpGbreno bic 0aturbilfsmittel Iangiam
aber iider, auf natiirlid)e @eiie, bei=
len 1no ltdrfen.
Ser Ohio 8aiIenfreuno bat, tpie
feline alten 2eler tpiiien, in ieinem 70
iGbrigen Beiteben iotpobl in ieiner
Musfunftsipalte als au6 in ieinen
sln5eigen auf bie beiten Naturbeilmit=
tel bingetpieien gum 8eiten bon Eau>
ienoen oanfbarer 2eier.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-10

freunolid geiinnt ideinen.
GeiiaI etnpfing ibren &orrelponben-
ten in Der 8u9erei oes Blair Sauies,
oem amtliden @ditebaus Ser &egie-
rung Der Ser. Staaten. Seine golo-
ummirften &opfbdnber, Die lange met
BE &opfbeoedl1ng uno oie tpeite braune
arabiibe @obe, golol1mfabt, itanoen
I'M @egeniob 5u Der in iteifem Solo
nialitil gebaltenen 8iiberei. slls cine
&on5eiiion gegeniiber tpeltliher Mooe
trug Seiial l1nter ieiner gtobe ein
peides meiBes Sento nit &ragen,
Wanidettenfnopfen uno ba5u Sr.
foroidube.
Sbtpobl er nur 5ogerno iiber bas
Halaltinaproblem ipra6, tparen Sei=
lals anoere 8emerfunge1r be,nerfens=
tpert fltebeno. St lit Elm GROCER, bun=
felbGutieer Mann nit ausgeipro6en
lemitiiden 3iigen. 8dbrenb er ipri9t
ladelt Seiial bes ofteren uno ftreidt
uno 5upft an ietnem i6tpar5en Spib-
bart, Ser i'm alter als ieine 38 Sabre
erl6einen Idbt.
Seiial ipra6 iiber oie gl1ten Be-
5iebungen -5u oen Mmerifanern, tpel=
DIE oie Betrolel1mfon5eiiion oer 5tan-
baro Oil Of California am Beritiben
Golf ltnterbalten uto 5u ben gng=
1anoern 1no @merifanern, bic an ben
@olontinen noroli6 bon Meffa tatig
itno. gr gab Ser Soffnung Iusbrud,
baB nod biele Mmerifaner in Ger gu
funft an Der @nttpidlung Sauot Ira=
biens mitbelfen tpiir6e1t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-10

fir Die @bfidt ser 9fegiernng, oab
nad SdluB ser militarii6en Seinb=
ieligfeiten cine 3uriideritattung 0f-
fentliden gigentums erfolgen ntu, oas
ii6 Die Mdienmadte unseeignet baben.
IS miro ertpartet, baB oie &on1-
miiiion gu 6ieiem 8ebufe tire guten
Oienite anbieten uno onraten tpirb,
mo cine &eititl1tton bon gigertum in
Natur ridt noglid lit, grlas bon
BEN Gdienmd6ten our6 gleidartige
@egenitdnoe an bie 2anber 5u leiiten,
beren gigentum genommen tpuroe.
u0ie &ommiiiion'', 10 idliebt Die
amtli6e Mitteilung u1piro i'm iibri=
gen for6ern, baB bon ben Ihiennatio=
men enttpenoetes Bripateigentum 5lt=
riidgegeben tperoen muB".
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Die S6affl1ng elmer amerifaniiben
&ommiiiion fir BEN Sdub uno bie
Hettl1ng fiinitleriider uno biitoriider
OenfnGler in europa unter 8oriib
bon &i6ter 3. S. &oberts puroe bonn
Staatsbepartment befanntgegeben. gu
BEN Gunftionen Der &ommiiiion ge=
bort au6 sic 3uriiderltattung oes bon
BEN Ibienfiibrern geitoblenen &unit=
gutes. 9ie &omniiiion miro gemein-
ia mn1it dbnli6en &orperidaften IN
anberen 2dnoern 5uiamme11tpirfen,
beBit es in Ser antliden Mitteilung
9ie @rnennl.ng Der &ommiiiion lit
Elm 8eipeis fir bie Gorge, bic Die
@egierung ser Ser. 5taaten rno Die
fiinitlerii6en uno gebiloeten areiie
unieres 2anoes INN oie Siderbeit Ser
&nnItIdGbe i1t europa begen, bie
our6 oen &rieg gefdbroet itnb, iagt
sic 8erlautbarung bes Staatsoeparts
ments 1no fabrt Damn fort:
Isle legt aber aub 3eugnis ab
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.S9on ieit 8eeinn oes &rieaes lpar
oie anglo-amerifaniide Diplomatic
benliibt, oie arabiI6e 8elt fir Die Sas
DIE Der 9lniierten al1 getpinnen. Sn
Norbafrifa, &leinalien un6 Sraf be-
iteben felt lanee1n frel1nbi6aftli6e
freunojdaftli6e politil9e uno ofono=
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miide ge5iebnneett 5tpiihen ben Ml-
liierten iino ben arabif6en 5tdmmen.
0obl als grgebnis bieier 8eaiebun-
gen fam Der 8eiu6 bes grnir Seiial
in unierm 2anoe betradtet peroen
SSn einern Snterbietp nit Dem &or=
reiponoenten Der SgeM brabte Der
ielbe gum Iusorud, baB er auf cine
@inri6tl1ng Der ,,8ereinigten 5taaten
bon slrabien" bofft, Die Baldltina,
SSraf uno Sprien eini6lieben iollen.
,gs beiteben groBe S6tpierigfei<
ten', gab Seiial 5u, uaber oie Ser
einisung Ser arabiiden Staaten lit
oie Soffnung zines ieoen Mrabers."
Or fitgte bin5u, oaB er feinen
@runo oafiir iebe, bab cine iol6e Ser
einigung nidt idon por oem gnoe
oes &rieges unternommen meroen
peroen Tonne. 9ies pioeripridt Der
Init6t bon Seiials 8ater, ben @onig
Sbn @auo bon Saubi 9lrabien, Der
i'm lesten Sriibiabre 5u &usorud
bradte, oaB cine Irabiid)e Sooeration
Dor bem @nbe oes &rieges l1ntpabr=
ideinli6 iei.
Seiial, Ser lt6 5ulammen NIT iei.
nem 8ruoer bort aufbalt, tpiro bon
Sbeif Safi5 8abba begleitet, Ger
Sauoi Irabiens 8otl6after in eng
lano lit uno als leberieser fungierte.
Ser Sbeif bra9te Dor, baB eine
Disfuiiion bes neutrality-suspicious. am
beten Bis na6 oem &riege peri6oben
tperoe. Sbn Sauo madte Sen Stano=
punft ieiner &egierung flar, als er
inn Sriibiabr iagte, SD meib bon
ni6ts, mas iiibiibe Nniprii6e auf
Balditina re6tfertigen tpiiroe"
Sbtpobl gnir- 6eiiaI nidt ielber
sic Sbmierigfeiten oefinierte, 6ie Ell
ner Mrabii6en Sooeration i'm @ugen=
blif entgegenlteben, 10 nieien aen-
ner oes geaben SItens ood auf Die
folgenoen Bunfte bin:
1. 0pnaltil6e, religioie nno poltti.
i6e Dtfferen5en 5tpii6en ben berifie=
oenen arabiI6en @ruppen.
2. 8efiir6tungen unter BEN @roB,
nG6ten, oaB bie 6riitli6e 8epolfe'
rung BON ben 2ebanon uno Die iii.
6i1chp Mehrheit in HalG1ttna utte1
arabii9er Sberberridaft leiben mir
oen.
0ie englii6e Hegier,ns, oeren po
litii6er @influb oen Naben Often 90
miniert, iou oen @ebanfen elmer slra
biiden S0oerution begriiben. 9as
State department beberbergt eben
J faus Berlonen, bie bem Broief
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@as aibt Elm 8uliaift?

,,ggie biel gibt brei NAL orei uno
elm Boliaiit2" fragte Der uisige Serr
BON g. ben rei9en 8anfier Meper.
Dielem grempel mar Der &e6er-
fiinitler ntdt getpadien; er idmies
perlegen.
uMber oas lit bod gan5 einfa6,
Serr Meper', flbr Serr bon g. fort,
,,orei NAL orei gibt nel1n, uno elm
BoIi3iIt gibt adt, alio 5ulammen feb
aebn!'
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8ie &riegsietretdr Senrp 8. Stim"
ion erfIGrte, befinoen itb CUR 3eit
100000 &riessgefansene in oen Ser
5taaten, oarunter 100000 Deuti6e.
Die @efangenen iino in Sc permanent
ten uno pieIen anbern ten1pordren
2agern untergebra6t. Die 2ager fino
pornebmli9 in iol6en Staaten einge-
ri6tet, mo- MangeI an Irbeitern fir
ben sSelobau berrI1t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-10

Bon linfs na4 redts: Subianer-
borf; 8esrdbnis be Sotu's i'm Nii-
fffippi; fpGteres TurtrGt be go.
tos. - 3polf Brieiter begleiteten
&ernanoo be Soto, als er i'm 5riib-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-10

iobr 1889 NIT Der 5ablreiditen
expedition, bie: Biz 6abin IN Der.
geellen Welt lan6ete, an GIorioas
Riiite anfam. Bei ieinen Gor.
idungsreiien. nod benz Noroen be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
HOMEWORK
FOR HOIrgEWIyEa


AVERAGE 81 PER HOUR AT HOME
Address Detroit Times. Box 1872
HOGSEKEEPER for employed couple one
l. child. no laundry; private room, $40.
Call after five. University 2-70o5.
HOUSEKEEPER for couple - Apartment;
general. cook. light laundry; references.
Fitzroy $3.50
HOUsEWORR No laundry; no cooking;
no small children; home nights; Thurs
days and sundays or: $50: bonus $50 for
six months University 3-146e.
HOUsEWORK--R Reliable girl for general
no cooking. no washing stay; SIS.
Hogarth 1908. $500 Cortland
HOUSEWORK No cooking no laundry.
$25. 1885 Pennington. Telephone Unit
versity 1851.
HOTsEWORK, experienced, no laundry
stay nights; $50. 1920 Buena Vista.
no. 1854.
HOUsFWORK- No cooking; laundry and
cleaning. home nights, SIS. Townsend
8 -6iq6.
HoUsEwoRK - Experienced SIS 20 SIS
week. Crosse Pointe. Telephone Tuxedo
2-s6si.
HOUsEwORK run or part time; small
home good wages University 1881.
HoUsEwoRK 49, Experienced womsn--no
laundry, no cooking; $50. no. 1891
HOTEL cashier
Experienced front office work See Mr..
simpson auditor Barlum Hotel.
CADILLAC SQUARE CADILLAC 707i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
PAID VACATION
PART TINE

Women over IS. 10 work 20 hours per
day or evening This Is permanent civilian
work. Box A-i4S7 Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
PACKERS

Gir's white rs ~ ~ M experience nee
sssary. fHr packing zoe cream bars ana
making boxes steady work no layoTs
APPLY FROZEN PRODUCTS, nc, s2zr
GRAND RIVER
La gaceta., 1943-08-04
UNA CARTA

En- la tarde de aver recibimos
una atenta carta del Pfc. Charles
Albury, primo del cronista de es-
ia SAccion, en la que nos cuenta
estar encantado de servir a la pa
tria que lie viera nacer.
BESIDE su ingreso a la fecha ha
aumentado II libras en- su peso.
En- la actualidad Sc halla esta-
cionado en- Ell Campamento "Pen-
dleton'', en- Virginia. Els muy pro-
bable que sea tr~ansferido.
Ell joven Albury residia en- ell
historical Key West con sus aman-
ties padres, Theodore y Zita Albu-
ry.
Nos satisface saber de su esta-
do de salud Y buena disposition.
La gaceta., 1943-08-04
DEFUNCIONES
PERSEVERANCE ORIHUE-

LA, de Ga amos de edad, residen-
te en- Tampa por los ultimos %
amos, falleci6 ell lunes por la no
che, en- su hogan 1913 de la Is
avenida. lie sobreviven cuatro hi
jos: Antonio, Carlos, Enrique Y
Rail Orihuela, cinco hijas; Sra.
Mercedes Tapanes, Sra. Doralina
Reyes, Sra. Pura Hernandez, Sra.
Ernestina Camporetto, y Sra. An
gela Hernandez, todas de Tampa,
dos hermanos: Clemente Lopez Y
Enrique Lopez Y n hermano, Ca
talina Lopez, todos de Cuba, y 26
nietos, ash como an bisnieto. Ell
dfa Y bora del sepeliO sera anun-
ciado poortunamente por la Fune-
raria de Lord y Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1943-08-04
Don Julio Alvarez
del Vayo vendra
en- S~eptiembre

A las personals que nos pregun-
tan podemos informarles que Don
Julio Alvarez del Vayo, ministro
de estado de la Repdblica Espano-
la, nos visitara en- Ell mes de sep
tiembre.
Possible es que con 81 nos visite
e! Sr. Oscar Antonio Succar, un
buen amigo de esta reduction y
del pueblo de Tampa.
La Alianza Espahola por un
Mundo Libre, la Junta de Cultu.
ra Espanola, los Caballeros Lea.
les v nuestras principles socie
dades lie haran un enthusiastic reel
bimiento.
En- los momentos de ahora Dor
Julio es una personalidad de graz
relieve diplomaticO, por haber pre-
~nosticado, al igual que otrOs Illus
tres e~spanoles, 10 que actualmente
sucede en- ell mundo.