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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
,DSR Men Call
Referendum on
y40-Hour Week

~ DSR street car conductors and
bus drivers, all members OF DiT-
sion No. Is OF the Street Car
Mems Union, AFL, will hold a
referendum, probably next week,
TO decide whether their work
should be 40 or AZ hours.
The referendum was ordered
last night by Carl Daugherty,
union president, during a stormy
union meeting in Labor Temple
during which he twice refused 10
recognize motions from the floor
that a 30-day strike notice be
served.
DISLIKE AWARD
The meeting was the outgrowth
OF an arbitration award which
adds 5 cents an hour 10 the pres
ent overtime Of 80 cents after
eight hours day for a 48-hour
week. Union members are dis
contented over the award.
Daugherty twice failed 10 OBJ
tain a voice vote on a union board
recommendation that the workers
adhere 10 the present 48-hour
week.
4O-HOUR MOVE FAILS
The members sought unsuccess-
fully 10 gain recognition for a mo-
ton which would obligate all DSR
employees 10 shun overtime and
work only 40 hours a week.
~This would have every DSR
|. vehicle off the streets OF the city
by Friday" one union member
said.
The drivers have been averag-
ing So hours weekly including
overtime
Daugherty read 10 the mem
bers wire from the army trans
portatIon service which urged that
no action be taken which would
disrupt the city's transportation
facilities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Girdle Service Station

GENESEO, H., Aug. 5 QNS)-Ira
Vert a gasoline filling station attendant
modestly disclosed today the story of the
woman with the torn rubber girdle
The woman trundled up TO his station,
In fretful stew.
Vert Gained her worst fears about the
rubber shortage vllcanized the girdle in
IS minutes, and sent her home smiling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

MEAT. CHEESE. FATS GRsd stamps)
T. valid 20 AUG 81.
N--Valid Aug 10 Aus 81.
SUGAk
stamp iS--5 pounds 70 Aug. IS.
stamp is pounds, Aug. l6-Oct 81.
CANNING SUGAR
stamp rs, l6--5 los. each 20 oct. 81.
SHOES
stamp is-Ous pair 20 Oct. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
JAW Asks Raise
In GIN Contract
# No RoIIbdCk

Recommendation that General
Motors Corp. be asked for an IL
per cent wage increase for its
100000 hourly rated employees I'M
less prices are rolled back by Oct.
5 was made today by Walter
Reuther. head of the GM division
Of the UAW-CIO.
Reuther's proposal was outlined
in an address before 40 delegates
of the GIN council representing
workers in approximately 100
plants.
MEETS IN DETROIT
The council is meeting in De-
troit 10 formulate its demands on
the corporation for the coming
year. The GIN contract with the
union expires Oct 5.
Other contract changes rec
commended by Reuther were:
An escalator wage clause
10 allow wages 10 rise equally
with prices. This would call for
an adjustment every 30 days.
"a 81 an hour minimum
wage for every GM worker.
3-Complete elimination OF
swing shifts.
Is tandaFd health and
safety clauses.
-ReSubmission of the I'M
ions demand for a postwar
security fund.
Ga guaranteed 48- hour
work week.
7-Resubmission Of a demand
for an industry-wide bargaining
agreement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

Mr.. Naglik, 342s Farms
worth, a gunner aboard a
Polish destroyer during the
Dieppe raid and later a gun
ner aboard American Mer-
chant Marine ships. signing
up with the navy at Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-07
Lincoln District

Lincoln district. Mich. oct. =
Ben Austin accompanied Mr.. and
Ms Bert Goodrich. Milan. to De-
troit sunday 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Dressed and family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wright,
Bemis Road. were Sunday dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wright, Whitaker Road.
Mrs. Richard Wardle spent sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs, Waldo War
die. Evening guests at the Wardle
home, Sunday, we're Dr.. and Mrs.
LAGER and mother, Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Harlow Laing was in Ypsi-
lanti Monday evening to attend a
meeting Of the Board Of Education
Of the Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Buirl Baer and
daughter Agnes, and Mrs. Dudley
Odds. Whitaker. and Mrs. Vaughn
lands. Belleville. were dinner
guests Sunday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Chic. Pittman Rd.
Mrs. NJ. McAllister, Ypsilanti. was
a Monday visitor at the Chic home.
Mrs. Clint Hewens spent Thurs.
day with Mrs. Irene Beckington,
Belleville. Friday. Mrs. Hewens
had as guest her sister-in-law. Mrs.
George Hammond, Milan. Sunday
Jesse Hewens was in New Hudson
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Johnson
at the Sorenson Farms.
Mrs. Thomas EcSinger is vaca.
tioning in Bay City and Cleveland.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-07
Rural Events
TO-DAY
Sheldon

TODAY
Sheldon
The Woman's Society OF Chris
tan Service will hold their regular
meeting at the church with coop
nrative luncheon at 1890.
Whitaker
Ladies' Aid will have their re.
sular meeting in the church base
ment. Business meeting, p. m.
Young Married Ladies' Committee
serving supper.
Beqole
Ladies' Aid Society will hold a
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Ruth
Crittenden, $751; Crane Rd. Bust
ness meeting at o'clock.
FRIDAY
Salem
The monthly meeting OF the Sa-
lem Union School P. T. A. will be
at the Scnool at S p. m. A program
will be given.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-07

NEW YORK-lNS-More than
ESQ Rabbis from New York City
and the metropolitan area left Penn
sylysnia station early wednesday
to converge In Washington With
hundreds OF fellow elergymen IN a
vast pilgrimage OF intercession for
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-07

New York-Count Carlo sforza:
What matters now to the As mil
lion italians in Italy and~to II mil.
lions OF citizens Of Italian origin in
the two Americas is to save Italy
her freedom. her honor"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-07

the Jews Of Europe They are 20
meet President Roosevelt Vice
President Wallace and High con
gressional leaders 10 petition for
the creation OF "A special inter.
governmental agency with powers
to act without delay and on a large
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-07

iacturs OF tires ana other rubber
products. This action. LETTERS
said, may be forced TO provide &c
cepiab.e tires az a fair price" and
20 do away with continual bicker.
eminent 20 enter into the manu-
INK and knitting Of the synthetic
rubber program.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-07

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that
a German troopship may have been
sunk off the Norwegian coast with
heavy loss Of life was seen Wednes-
day in , Stockholm dispatch TO
Reuters news agency. The dis
patch reported that violent ex-
plosion" rocked wide sections OF
the Morse coast at 1890 p. m.
Sept s. subsequently, bodies
were washed ashore" the Reuters
correspondent wrote.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-07

'ATTICA, N. Y.-INS-The gates
Of the State Prison at Attica were
TO swing open Wednesday for
Earle Francis Peacox, who killed
his wife r. At OF jealousy and
then burned her body IA years ago.
Peaccx. now quiet, retiring young
man of 35, termed model prison
err" has 'been granted a parole and
will work at a radio job in Roches-
ter. Y. Y.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-07
Registered L. 5 P.,sn, o. &c

LONDON-INS-The London Daily
Express Wednesday quoted re-
ports from neutral capitals that
Lieut.. Gen. George S. Patton's U.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-07

s. Seventh Army is massing on
Italy's east coast between Bari
and Foggia for an imminent inva-
sion thrust into the Balkans.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-07

PHILADELPHlA-INs - VII
liam VI Jeners. former director OF
the nations synthetic rubber pro
gram Wednesday maintained that
IL may he necessary" for the gov.
scale 10 save the Jewish people OF
Europe.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
LETTER-OUT

Remove letter spell the
caed Tor In the last column Print the
the word which
correctly, will a ~
Answer to Yesterdays LETTER
(R) RIMLESS-SMIIES person have them)
(U) ELUSION-INSOLE n shoe
Cd TIRADES-STARED peered
(N) ENCASED-CEASED wasa all over)
(S) M1RACLES-CLAIMER to inn.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHE'
CARNAUBA PALM

Brazil is the worlds only pro-
ducer of carnauba wax, which is
essential in the manufacture of pol
ishing wakes, The nearest substi-
tute is candelilla wax made from
a plant found in Mexico. But this
Is far from satisfactory.
Today millions of young carnauba
palms are being planted so that
harvesting of the leaves may be
more quickly accomplished and with
less cost. The carnsuba palms are
now found in small stands over the
entire area of their range.
Carnauba wax is found princi-
pally in Ceara, Piauhy and in Rio
Gran6e do Norte. Here the occa-
sional droughts force the palms to
bring to the surface of their leaves
a waxy substance which prevents
the evaporation of water into the
air. This powder is carefully re-
moved from tthe leaves and refined
to make the carnauba wax of COM
merce. Further purifying and the
addition of foreign substance
produces the floor, shoe and phono-
graph polish
Although carnauba wax is pro-
duced in the semiarid part of North
eastern Brazil. the polish is made in
Sac Paulo and the federal district.
Brazilian firms and one with Amer
Evening star., 1943-09-07
Womon WeIders Bottle
To Spur Blood Donations
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Calif.-The cham
pion women welders of the Rich
mond and Oakland (Calif.) Ship
yards have been matched in con-
test-and blood will flow freely.
If Richmond's representative, Miss
Cora Lee Clonts, 20, loses, her CO.
workers will donate 500 pints Of
blood to the Red Cross blood bank.
Oakland supporters will give 100
pints if their candidate, Mrs. Edna
Slocum, loses.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
AUToMoBILEs WANTED Cont.
Autos Urgently Needed.
GENE CASTIE IERERRY

IENE CASILEBERRY
18th and Penna. Ave. Sc. Lu. O327
WANTED, FOR CASH, late
model Chevrolet cars, station
wagons and trucks. Imme-
diate action. Write or phone,
we will come any distance.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., 7725
Wis. ave. WI. 1885.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
L~eAe ta4

-, II you. want free COPY of the
Illustrated leafiet. Your Body at
WORK, send sef-addressed envelope
nearing three-cent stamp to Uncle
Ray in care of The Evening Star,
Evening star., 1943-09-07

A picture Which illustrates the
story OF the eagle and Aeschylus.
to make thunder, the sorry said that
ne simply took q bolt" from the
eagles claws and used it.
The eagle also appears in a fable
about a famous Greek writer. This
writer was named Aeschylus and
went to Sicily to spend his later
life. The fable tells us that an
eagle dropped a turtle on his head
while he was seated amidst a group
of rocks.
The purpose of the bird was sup
posed to be to drop the turtle on
rock, but 1t brought death to the
writer. Thus, according to the
tale, prophecy that Aeschylus
would die by "a blow from heaven"
was proved true.
The myths of other nations in
clude stories about eagles. The
Hindus tell of a very large eagle
named Garuda who used to carry
the god Vishnu through the sky.
In northern Europe the Norsemen
spoke of the god Odin turning into
an eagle at certain times.
The Persians of long ago used
the eagle as a standard Of war, but
1t was the Romans who made it
best known for the purpose. Roman
soldiers carried figures of eagles
into battle. The eagles were shown
with outstretched wings and were
mounted on long poles.
Many hundreds Of years later. the
modern warrior named Napoleon
took the old Roman eagle as his
standard. He made the change in
1904 after he had won big victories.
IT seems that he looked on himself
as a great conqueror, like Julius
Caesar. As 1t turned out, his gilded
eagles went down to defeat in
Russia and at Waterloo.
Several other nations have made
the eagle an emblem of one kind
or another. Such emblems yere
used by the old Russian, German
and Austrian empires. The White
headed eagle is an official emblem
OF the United States to this day.
In the part of Germany known
as Bavaria, an eagle image was
placed on coins. That was done
by the ruler known as Ludwig. 500
years ago. The eagle on those coins
was shown with two heads. Before
the First World War, the Russian
empire had a coat-of arms with 4
two-headed eagle.
Evening star., 1943-09-07

ican capital are now operating. In
Sac Paulo the production now
amounts to slightly more than 1900
tons annually. In the federal dis
trict from 300 to 800 tons are pro-
duced.
Besides the vital wax, cellulose is
made from the stripped straw.
This Is a new product and still in
the experimental stage, though tests
prove its possibilities. Until re-
Gently the leaves were used for max
ing mats and thatching roofs. 1t
has been discovered that when they
are chemically treated they produce
wood pulp"
Evening star., 1943-09-07
Uncle Ruy's Corner

Many stories and legends have
grown up about eagles, and some
of them go far back In time. More
than $500 years ago the ancient
Greeks spoke of their chief god.
Zeus, who sometimes took the form
Of an eagle.
In other myths we are told that
an eagle was used by Zeus to carry
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-08

8efanntlid batte 6ie 3eitfhrift
t,,gbe Broteitant" ,pie6erbolt bic ia.
tboliide &ir6e unb beren Sdtisfeit in
gebdiiiger Beiie bur1 gerleumoung
.uno @ntiteuung angegriffen - uno
5mar, mie 6ie 3eitidrift bebauptete,
NIT @utbeiBung bon Srau s. 9.
Rooienelt. Muf einen Brote1t ser So.
lumbusritter in Seem Oorf bot Srau
&ooiebelt nun oem ,,Yroteitant" NIT
eeteilt, oab 6ie 3eitidrift in 3ufunft
bon ibrem uSSrt6orIement" feinen &C.
'brau6 mebr maden oiirfe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-08

Dlrhibnitt melt binausgebenbe Sin.
oer5abl aus. Nidt tpenige oieIer alten
bentlben Sieolerpfarren itno an 3abl
Der Witglieber unb llmfang 6es @e-
bietes 10 ltarf geua6ien, bab anitelle
Ser einen alten beute orei uno bier
neue Yfarreemeinben entitanoen iino.
Benn praftii6e Iittel gefunoen per-
oen fonnen, ,lm es ben iungen 2e1.
ten bieier @ebiete an ermoglihen, ft6
auf oem 2anoe als ielbltGnoige Bau-
ern an5uiieoeln, iooab iie nidt &C.
atpunsen fnb, in Die 5tGote abauman.
bern nno sic 3abl Ser bilHoien ar.
beitsiflaoen au oermebren, Damn Dir
fen mir boffen, oaB oie ioaiale Struf.
ti,r oes fatbolii9en 8olfsteiles in ben
Ser. Staaten I'M 2aufe Der Belt elm
anberes @eiiht befommen miro uno
oab Elm mdnnli6eres unb eeIiinoeres
.@eidlebt alm Erdser oes fatboliiden
2ebens in rnierem 2anbe beranreift."
9ie fatbolii6en Siebler baben babel
nibt MIR oie bolfii6e 2ebensfraft bes
oe,,tIben 8auers in Die neue 8elt ge-
brad)t, ionbern aud nod beutI6em
8orbilb Die muitereiiltigen io5ialen
Selbtbilfeeinri6tungen, tpie &reoit'
bereine, l1nterItiibungs- 1,nb 8erii6e'
runesfaiien, sic meiit bon BEN 8farr'
mitglieoern segriinoet uno eefiibrt
tperben. @erabe biele @inribt1neen
baben piel ba5u beigetragen, bab oie
oel,ti6en SieO1er BEN mannigfa6en
Stiirmen l1nb &riien Ser ungebeuerli.
6en Notwithstanding in ben
Ser. Staaten erfolgrei6 pioer1teben
tperoen.
@rs. sb. g., @is.
@efrorene Mepfel, 8irnen ober
&artoffeln brinse man in elm @efaB
lno iibergieBe iie einen Bis 5tpei Bon
bod nit iebr faltem 8aiier. Sobalo
sic Srii6te cine gisbiille befommen,
ldBt man bas @aiier abflieBen, ipdibt
oie gisfru1te nit einem Su6e ab unb
trodnet bie Sriibte in einem iparmen
3immer.
- Mrs. @. s., 81.
sic f0nnen oieie barten 8inter-
birnen (&ieferbirnen) IN giiig Elm.
MAIDEN. 3u oielem 3tped i6dlt man
oieielben, 5erI6neibet tie in bier Eeile
uno ninmt bas &ernbaus beraus.
Damn fodt man guten giiig nit 3uf=
fer, 3imt unb etli6en Nelfen, ibdun1t
oas @an3e ab, tut bie 8irnen binein
uno IaBt iie fo6en, big tie tpei9 fino.
Damn idiittet man iie in elm groBes
@efaB nit oem giiig. @noern Cages
miro Der @iiig abgegoiien uno berielbe
miro lolanse gefodt, Bis Die Briibe
tpie Elm oiinner Sirup ausiiebt. Hun
bringt man sic 8irnen in ginmabgId-
ier gieBt Die eisfalte 8riibe oariiber
unb perlblieBt 6ie 8ebGlter Iuftoibt.
@iiiionare aus @booeiien berid-
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Dbio sDaiienfrennb

glut iieb anItallt, miro es ldleht unb
franf. Man ninmt an, baB oie met
iten S9laganfdlle bon 8lutital,un-
gen berriibren. 9esbalb lollte ieber
oafiir iorgen, 6aB er ei1ten geregelte,1,
| gleibmdBigen 9lutltmlauf bat
gu bieiem 3pede nebme man offers
| abenbs Dor oem Shlafengeben elm
faltes GuBbab, aber nur etlihe Minu.
ten lang. Mm tann alth oie Sanbe
in faltes Waiier tauden ODER ii9 nit
bloBen GiiBen auf naiiem Gros Be-
tpegen. Das bette Weittel our anre-
g,,ng Der 9lut5irfulation lit gepe-
gung in friider 2uft.
gteben frdfttser Nabruns lit beion.
oere Mtld 5u empfeblen. am beiten
| lit gefodte, falte Mild. Tim oen ge-
tpiinidten @rfolg 5u erlangen, n1uB
man iie aber In fleinen Mengen trim
fen, ettpa ale 5 Biz 10 Minuten Ell
men gBl0ffel bon. Sebr pibtie lit
audi Elm lei6ter, geregelter Stubl-
gang. 4alte, fur5e 9ou6ebGoer brin-
gen ebenfalls oas 8lut in ltmlauf.
| - Mis. $. g., Soma
sic teuen Sen Musfunftsmann 1mo
oie iibrigen 2eier alf eine Itarfe Yros
be, oenn 1pie piele Male baben mir
| idon in oieiem Sabre alein anpei=
iung gegeben iiber 8ebanolung bon
@allen- un6 2eberleioen.
8ir boffen, 6aB alle, bie ii6 6o fir
intereiiieren, oieie Iusfunft a1sidnei-
oen uno arfbetpabren.
@aIlen- uno 2eberlei6en iino ge-
n0bnli9 miteinan6er perbunoen, oa
iie gemeiniam ein Organ biloen. 8or
alien gibt es ein bor5iigli6es Saus=
mittel gegen @auenleioen, iiberfliiiiige
@ale uno @elbiu6t, uno oas lit @er-
mutt. Man itreue auf ieoe 5uppe,
o1e man 5u it6 nin1n1t, cine MeHer=
ipibe bon 8ern1l1tpl1lber, brein1aI am
Gage. 9as entfernt Die i6le6ten SGf-
te in Wagen, @alle uno 2eber. Iu6
Bermuttee unb 8ermuttinftur -
Sropfen - fann map gebrau6en.
2eber- uno @alenleioenoe iollen bdu=
| fig am Sage, aber ieoesmal penig,
gefo6te Weil6 trinfen. 8ei iogenann=
ter @allenfolif trinfe man &anillen=
tee, in tpelden man ettpas 3itronen=
Taft beimii6t. 5erner lit ratianl ieoen
Worgen uno ieoen Mbeno cine Saiie
eefodte Weil9 5u trinfen, Ser man
einen Eeel0ffel bon 2ir6enbolafoble
beimiidt. 8ei beftigen @auenidmer3en
+ lege man belize &eublumens ooer &a-
millenteeauflagen auf Sic @auenge=
geno, ooer in grmanselung beiien
|beiBe Sal5uaiierumidldse. @eroen
oaourd oie Sdmer5en nidt gelin6ert,
Flo lit oas Elm 3eiden, 6aB @aaeniteine
porbanoen iino. Das bon aneipp emp
[foblene Mittel oagegen tit oieies:
Griib morgens trinfe man nii6tern
inn 8ett Elm BeinglGs6en Olioenol.
Na6 elmer balben Stunoe legt man
|iid auf sic rebte Seite, INN ba6ur6
Die Steine aus ser galle in ben Mait-
oarm au leiten. Oaau trinfe man 6rei-
[mal taglih cine Eaiie See bon aer-
queti9ten @a9boloerbeeren, sic man
5er6riidt bat uno bermiidt iie nit
einigen Eropfen 8erntuttinftur. Wean
fann au9 bon 3eit al1 3eit ettpa 10
Bis 12 @ermutttropfen in einem See
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Miiiionare aus @booeiien berid-
ten, oaB a,,d oie Storde Mntinaai
setporoen ieien. Dieie Eiere, tpeIde
ieoen Sommer 1ad Deltiblan6 a,.-
riidfebrten, baben einen 5treif er-
flart urb tpeigerten iid, bieien Cont
mer nod ibren iibliden 8rutpIdsen
in Deuti6lanb 3uriid5ufebren.
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Huskurlft
s.. 49,, Dbip

Barum 8ott Die bielen 8ebete I'M
baloigen Sriebett nibt erb0rt 1lno
iofort erb0rt, oas lit cine bieI beIpro-
dene Groge. gs IdBt fid fur5 uno
biin6ig barauf antporten: Das nuB
man uno tann man rubig @ott Dem
autpeiIen Sd0pfer uno 2enfer ser
Menideneeidide iiberlaien. Ct ldBt
benz gin5elnen ,,no Sen gSlfern Grei-
belt ibres Guns uno 2aiiens unb
greift nur elm, tpenn es i'm Blane iei-
ner Mnpeisbeit Iiegt. gr ienoet Straf-
geridte fir gin5elne llno gan5e 80l-
fer, Inn iie our &eue unb 8ube 5ur
Neligion un6 Sittli9feit tpieber al1-
riifaufiibren. gs fin6 nod redt tpenig
An5eiden porbanoen, aus oenen mir
i9lieBen f511nen, ooB oie @olfer 5ur
giniidt uno au elmer beferen 2ebens.
tpeiie fid befebrt bdtten.
sfep. @iais bat in elmer ieiner Mn-
reoen sic eottloie @eitnnuns Der 80l-
fer als @inoernis fir Die grborung
oer @ebete Inn 8eltfrie6en angefiibrt.
Sn England baben it9 Stimnen er-
boben, tpelbe erfldrten, ubas englil6e
golf uno feline &egierltng bGtten fein
Gebt auf Srie6en, tpenn ite ft9 ni6t
BON ibren 2eioenidaften befretten"
l1n6 inn uslbe Maria' gebt Ser
Sdriftlteller fl1r6tlos ins @eri6t init
nn1erem eigenen 8olf uno 2anb. Ct
ipridt bon DEM ,,iiinobaften Seioen=
tl,n1" bier5ulanoe. Ct nennt es ,,ein
2ano, oas @ott bergeiien bat, in oem
mir einen tpabren 3pflon BON 2eioen.
idaft, bon Sabiudt, ,,no l1nebrli6-
feit erleben" @s lit cine gar oeutli6e
Sprade, tpenn er iagt: ugs lit bel=
fer, menn mir iest Ser SatIa9e ins
guge iduuen. Oie Satla6e lit: mir
itnb Elm iittenloIes 8olf. -. @ir
iiberieben abii6tli6 oie @abrbeit, oaB
ais eine Station, mir sic idlimmiten
Gerbre6er iino - Der inteneftuelen
Mrt, neil mir @ott bon unierem Sirm
uno unierer Moral ausi6lieBen. 60
it6er als 500 6en1 2eben folgt, 70
iiber lit es, oaB fommenoe @eneratio-
men bie 5trafe erletoen miiiien fir
uniere gottloie Saltl,ng. &ein @olf
bat Biz iest obne itrafbare 5olgen 6ie
@eiebe Der Natur rno Ser gna6e
miBadten fonnen. gs sibt Elm lnent-
rinnbares @eiet Ger gergeltung fir
Bolfer, oie @ott berlaiien ibrer eigen-
iiibtigen 3tpede tpegen. 8ir miiien
tieftraurig iein, menn mir 3eusen iino
Der INNER tpadienoen l1niittlidfeit,
Die iid in unieren Seimen 5eigt, in
unieren Sdulen, in unieren Snor-
itrien uno in unierer 9fegierung.
Ridts gerineeres als cine aufribtige
umfebr fann Mmerifa retter."
-N. s., M.
Wenn Die 8lutairfulation niht
ridtis f1,nftioniert, lit bas elm 3ei-
den, oaB ettpas i'm @0rper ni9t in
Srbnnng lit. 9as 8lut ertp6rn1t ben
aorper 1sno mo- 8lut feblt, tritt adlte
uno Stifbeit elm. Gs gibt Meni6en,
oie on 8drmemangel Iei6en, elm 3ei-
den, 6ab. iie entpe6er blutarm fins
ooer oas 8lut nidt ri6tig 5irfuliert.
$50 fein 8lut 1T, oas iit Sdmdde,
mo S6mdde 1T, 6a muB 8lut bin-
geleitet per6en. 2abme baben ,neiit
falte GiiBe, tpeil bie SiiBe bonn 8lut
rid1t npnGhrt fi111. Qe11tp. 3ip hpSt1n<