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NAVAL AVIATION CADETS
Alan George Straight, son o:
Mrs. Alan c. Straight of Miller
street, and Lewis Frick Peters
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Peters
Of 81 Gallup avenue, have beea
transferred TO the Naval Airz
Training Center, Corpus Christi.
Texas, after successful compl2
ton of the primary flight train
ing course at the Naval Air Sta
ton of Glenview, ILL.,. according
to a Navy release.
After passing the advanced
flight training course at Corpus
Christi, the two cadets will pin
on wings as naval aviators and
be commissioned as ensigns in
the Naval Reserve, or secon6
lieutenants IN the Marine Corps
Reserve. Both were home on
leave before going to Corpus
Christi.
PVT. WILLIAM j. HELD has
arrived at Clearwater, Fla. for
basic training with the U. 5. Air
Forces, accordingsto word re-
ceived here by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Held, ia Hub
bard avenue.
PVT ARTHUR BeSMfTH is
in training at jefferson Bar
racks, Mo, according to an army
release received today.
FROM HEADQUARTERS, Ar
my Air Forces, Caribbean Area,
comes the announcement of
Technical Sergt. John F. Kirk
man of Mount Clemens to the
grade of master sergeant. Sergt.
Kirkman has served in the arm
ed forces for the past IA years,
10 of which were spent at Sell
fridge Field. He entered for
eign service in 1910. His wife,
Beatrice, lives at 6 Community
Drive, Selfridge Homes. Sergt.
Kirkman is now serving as line
chief for a fighter squadron on
duty in the Caribbean Area.
PFC. HAROLD RAYMOND
MASTERS, q, was graduated
April II from the Armament
school at Lowry Field, Colo, it
is announced today by the Ar
my. He is the son of Charles
Masters of Davis.
CORP. VINCENT II. MILLER
has been raised to the grade of
sergeant at Selfridge Field, ac-
cording to an army release.
Major Roland H. Dawson of the
Air Corps made the announce
ment on Sergt. Miller, who has
been in the army since Dec. 20,
1912. He lives at So Lincoln
avenue. although he is temper
arily on detached duty at Os-
coda.
STAFF SERCT. ROBERT De-
KAY has been transferred from
Casper, Wyo. to Kearny, Nebr.
SECOND LIEUT.. Ellie H. Mey-
ers, who was graduated from
Officers Training school at the
University of Florida at Gaines
vile, Fla. on April Z, has been
appointed instructor and COM
pany officer at Georgia Tech in
Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Meyers, the
former Margaret Kennedy, will
leave about May I to join her
husband while he is stationed in
Atlanta.
PFC. CYRIL MORAN has ar
rived from Sioux Falls. S. d.,
where he is student in tech
nical school of the Air Force, for
a furlough with his parents, DR..
and Mrs. Granville c. Moran,
Cass avenue.
FRANK REICHRATH, APP
prentice seaman, USNR, who
left for service on April s, is
now located at Camp Ward Far
ragut, Idaho He is the son Of
Otto Reiehrath, 499 North ave-
nue..
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
Teachers Club Elects Jane Howard President for Coming Yea
Club Foregoes
Banquet for Bond

THE ST. LOUIS Mignonette
Club members have decided to
buy a war bond with the mon
ey usually spent for the annual
banquet, it is announced today.
The next meeting of the club
will be Wednesday, April %, at
8 o'clock with Mrs. Louis Pei
tier, Michigan avenue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22

PLANS for three League of
Women Voters meetings were
begun at the meeting at Mrs.
Paul w. McKee's home Tuesday,
when an absorbing program on
state and national legislative
measures was held, Mrs. Robert
Silbar as chairman.
The foreign relations study
group will meet April q from
2 to 4 o'clock at Mrs. E. 7. Nun
neley's home, to study trade
agreements and post war plans.
On the same day, if enough
members signify interest in such
a meeting, Mrs. c. II. Malbin
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
Games Party

THE GAMES "ARTY spon-
sored by the Mothers Club of
the Clemens school which was
postponed from a former date
will take place at the school on
Thursday, April %, at 8 o'clock.
Those in charge are Mrs. Stan
ley Dubay, Mrs. Delmar Sheets,
Mrs. Joseph Stark aid Mrs. Paul
Litvin. The public is invited.
MRS NED HAND arrived
Zone last night from visit of
eight weeks with Capt. Hand $
mother, Mrs. Olive Hand, in 81.
Petersburg, Fla. Also arriviny
last evening was her brother
Ralph Ware, who has left his
studies at Edison Institute in
Dearborn, and will shortly enter
service in the armed forces.
DIR. r. II. MILLAR has re-
turned from the Michigan Den
tai Association, held Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday at the
Statler Hotel, Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22

High school representatives to
the governing board are Rosa
mond Scott, Mary Rogers, Mir
lam Norman, Florence Ram.
Dorothy Long. and Samuel Y.
Barbakoff.
Frank Kissell of the high
school faculty, will represent
the local club at the Michigan
Education Association repre-
sentative assembly.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
Engaged

GERALDINE KIMBEL, whose
engagement 10 Pvt. George Fur
ton of Camp Howe, Tex, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arbra Furton OF
New Baltimore, is announced to-
day by ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
v G. Kimbel, 10 WeltS street.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
Speaker Sees
Advancement

RADIO. automobile and
movies are cited by DR. Marie
Rasey, Detroit psychologist, as
factors promoting better UNI
Outstanding and a closer broth
erhood between nations.
DR.. Rasey was speaker at the
meeting of Child Study Group
One at Mrs. Robert Beal's home
last evening. She feels that the
acceptance of children of today
of these factors as though they
mote her three aims In life
always existed Will help to pro-
mote her three aims in life -
continuance of democracy, a fair
chance and equality of oppor-
tunity for every kind of people,
and freedom from prejudice,
especially for women.
Mrs Hugh Neale was a guest
at the meeting. at which assist
ing hostesses were Mrs. Willard
Stief, and Mrs. S. J Levine.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22
Chorus Meeting

CIVIC CHORUS Board and
the newly elected officers will
meet at the home Of Mrs. c. II
r. Mackenzie, l06 Belleview
avenue, at 8 o'clock on Tuesday
evening. 1t IS announced today
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22

MRS. EDGAR H. RACINE en-
tertained members Of the Tues
day Club at luncheon and cards
Tuesday, at her home on North
avenue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-22

MRS. FRANK PRINGNITZ
has returned home from a five
weeks visit with her son-in-law
and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Ray
K. Hallin, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-31
BY JAcK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON. Aug. 81. - The
blueprint for a separate air force
has been drawn
have this information from
sources which there is no reason to
doubt. While these sources would
not 90 into details, it is limited that
the blueprint might not lead i'm
mediatcly perhaps not even until
after World War IL to a unified
department Of national defense with
cocqual chiefs of staff for the Army.
air and sea forces. but that it would
elevate the air force chief to equal
status with the Army chief Of staff
and commander in chief OF the
United States fleet.
The reasons given for the delay
thus far in establishing separate
air force are:
- That until comparatively re-
cent months, the United States air
force didn't have the experience,
personnel, or even equipment to
assume its responsibilities as the
third great independent cog in our
war machine apd that the powers
that be wouldn't permit its forma-
ton until it could stand ON its own
feet.
% That the change woldnt be
made (and may not yeti until it's
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-31

More than 100000 people a year
are victims of fatal accidents in the
United States.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-31

1t is hoped by the radio tech
nicians that the new wattage will
enable KINY to greatly increase its
range, perhaps covering all Alaska
Vincent l. Kraft, chief engineer
from the Seattle office, Sam john
son and Carl Gersch are installing
the equipment which will probably
be ready for operation in about six
weeks. Kraft built the transrnitter,
Incorporating many new develop
ments brought about in radio by
the war
Hilleary said that when work is
complete, KINY will be on a par
with the large stations in the
states. Contracts are being arrang-
ed now to hook up with networks
outside after the war 1t is be-
lieved that the increased range will
serve a valuable purpose also in
carrying emergency messages in the
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-31
Is Eighth CONSTRUCTION

the other two Army commands
ground forces and special services.
IN addition. the U, S, air forces
based in the Mediterranean and in
Great Britain already have adopted
the independent Royal Air. Forces
plan for establishing tactical air
force commands, which bomb enemy
war Installations far behind the
lighting lines.
The greatest resistance to a sep
arate air force has come from the
Pacific, il is said, where. Navy brass
hats have been unbending in their
opposition to any change in the
present set-up.
Such resistance. even from min
ority groups. has been known before
to result in blueprints being allowed
to gather dust here until they be-
come obsolete. 1t might happen
i'll this case yet
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-31
PHOTOS OF JUNEAU
YOUTHS in SERVICES
ARE AT A. [. & p. co.

Photos of Juneaus sons and
daughters in the armed services will
be on display this evening in the
windows of the Alaska Electric
Light and Power Company, Mrs.
Betty Mccormick, chairman of the
Gastineau War Savings Committee
announces.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-31
kINY TO HAVE
WIDER RANGE
in FEW Weeks
Juneau's Rd do Station
Now Installing New
Trdnsmifter

Work is now being carried on by
radio station KINY in Juneau to
increase the power of the station
from 1000 to 5000 watts through
the installation of a new compos-
tie transmitter, manager Perry
Hilleary said today.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-31

Alphonso |, in ll47, aided by
French, German and English crusad-
ers, helped establish Portuguese in
dependence from the Moore by sciz-
ing Lisbon.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-31
Separate Dir Force
FoflJ.S. Is Planned
Blueprint Is Drawn

positive that it will in no way disrupt
the effectiveness with which the
lir forces have been operating
80 That for psychological, rea-
sons and the morale OF all services
involved, it has been thought best
not to make the change while civ
ilian controversy RACES over its
potential faults and benefits. tAnd
there have been very few lulls in
this critical storm)
1t has been said with some amuse-
ment, in Army circles at least. that
while these controversies have been
blowing over the land, the Army
actually has been inching, closer 10
the. separate air force idea until
now, in effect, it already fits the
blueprint
Gen. Henry H. Arnold, command
ing general of the Army air forces,
although still technically under the
command of General George c..
Marshall, chief of staff, is a full
member of the combined chiefs OF
staff of United States and Great
Britain. The other U. S. members
of this vital war board are General
Marshall, Admiral Ernest j. King
and Admiral William D. Leahy.
Arnold, being full general, out
ranks both commanding officers of
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-31

line of public service.
The station is owned by Edwin
Kraft who also owns station KTKN
II Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-31
Lutheran Aid TO
Meet Thursday

The Lutheran Ladies Aid will
meet Thursday afternoon at 1870
o'clock in The church parlors. Des-
sert luncheon viii be served. Mrs.
John Sunderland is hostess for the
afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-31

youthful bombardier who made
their exploit in The daring dash the Kues northern toa of
lea Paramuiro heavily fortified
Fetropayloyk Kamchatka They
"a Of York City
Okla They
Che first Air Corps Officers to the United States
participating
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-31
TIDES TOMORROW

High tide-2:43 a. m, 1876 feet.
Low tide-8:54 a. m, -0.5 feet.
High tide-5:O7 p. M, 1861 feet.
Low tide-9:12 p. M, 90 feet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

Sn Deutidlano Jon Die Sudt nad
grforidung Der 3ufunft, beionoers
oes ariegsenoes 6erart Inn iib eegrif-
fen baben, oaB aues Seuieben, Rarten.
legen II. bgl. bon Der &egierung itreng
berboten por6en uno ibtper beitraft
miro.
8efanntlid bat Sitler ielbit inn Qn.
fang ieinen offi5ieuenSeaieber &anui.
ion gebabt, Der genebm mar, iolange
er Ingenebmes uno Diinidensmer-
tee propbe5eite, aber in ungnaoe fiel,
als er l1ugiinftiees beridtete ano tint
Sabre 1884 Elm pl0sIides un6 un.
befanntes Gn6e fana. ... ~,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

Neuraitbenie, nerpoie gribopfung,
Seiten. lno giidenidmer5en, nerpoie
Ropfibmer5en uifp. befannt iino, alio
8lutanorang aum &opf, allgemeine
Mbgeiblagenbeit, Wdioigfeit, ible6tes
Musieben, fable @eiidtsfarbe II. a.,
m.
@eroen bann nod oie perfebrten
slbiiibrmittel sebrardt, Inn oie 9arm-
trGgbeit uno 0armit0rungen 5u BE-
ieitieen, 10 mosen iie tpobl poriiber'
eebeno uno. fiir ben sugenblid bel
fen, ribten aber auf bic 0auer ben
sroBen Sdaoen an, oaB lie bie Ser.
oau1ngsorgane uno beionoers ben
0orm nidt leiitl1ngsfdbiger MAIDEN,
ionbern i'm nur rei5en unb ibpa6en
uno. ihlieBlid) unfdbig MAIDEN. Ser
arme 0urd1dnittsltGbter iiebt iid auf
einmal 5u oem entmuttgenoen &C.
itanonis ee5tpungen: Sd babe nun
ale @bfiibrmittel gebraubt, nidts
bilft mebr. @as num-? Da muB Dor
allem 5u elmer ridtigen 2ebenstpeiie
gei6ritten iperoen. 9ie 8abl Der
Speiien muB 10 getroffen tperben, oaB
ser Seroaulngspro5eB Elm geiunoer,
normaler miro. Man nebne oiel 5liii'
iigfeit, eiie reeelnaBig Suppen, biel
grimes @en1iiie, gingemadtes, beion.
oers ipeidgefobte Bflaumen (Erl1n.
es) nit bem Saft; man eiie grobes
&leienbrot, @ebGf aus fleienbaltigem
Mebl (8ron); man eiie biel Sbit,
beionoers aepfel, rob uno ols apfeI.
mus (Ipple Sauce), beionoers Dor
Dem 6riibltiid; 8etpegl1ng Dor Dem
6riibitiid; 3immergpmnaitif, Saus-
arbeit ober 8euesune inn Sreien; gu
SUB our Irbeit geben, penn mogIid),
ober per &ab, nibt i'm Iuto. @er itd
Die 3eit uno Miibe ba5u ni1nmt, ,pirb
eroBen 8orteil baral1s 5ieben. Sir
oen San, oaB Elm abfiibrmittel ourd.
aus nottpenoie lit, tpdble man Dor
al1em fein 2ariermittel, oas man nidt
tennt, ielbit, tpenn es bon einetn glten
Sreltno por5iiglid) empfoblen tpirb
Man nebme feine Sal5e. 0ieie iino
5u itarf uno perlesen bic Wagentpdnoe
10 oaB Der Wagen nidt mebr imltanbe
1T, irgenb etipas 5u berbauen.
Wer bur6al1s elm 9lbfiibrmittel b.
ben ml1B, nebme Elm in unierm Blatt
felt langen Sabren empfoblenes &rdu.
termittel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24
NerblImt

6elbtpebeI 5u Dem in l1rIaub ge.
benoen &efruten: uSaben sic mir
nibt NAL geiagt, boB sic 5u Sauie
groBe @efliigel5u6t betreiben?"
&efrut: u3u 8efebI, Serr Gelome-
bel."
6elbuebel: uSm, ipiiien Sic tpas,
Sic fonnen mir fir mein 8uro einige
@dniefiele mitbringen. -. ausrup.
fen tperbe id ite idon ielbit."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

SQIen. SSeSDulU HluI DleleH IueLe
8erbreitrng geben gum Erolt Der So
milien, oie slngeborise an Der &f'
'front.' baben. 2eiber miro oas 8oie
unb leniationen Iufgebaui6te i6nel.
Ter perbreitet uno eber geglaubt, als
oas Cute unb @rbaulid)e. a..
M. g., Wo. -
@enn i6on bas Spri6nort lin
re6t @ut geoeibet ni6t' ii9 inn alei,
men, inn tagtdgli6en 2eben, betpabr'
beitet, 10 aiebt Der 0iebltabl bon air'
bensiitern i'm sroben MsaBe oie Stra'
fc bes Simmels berab. 8ir ieben oas
beute an 10 bielen 8eiipielen uno in
peri9iebenen 2dnoern. Sranfreibs
Hegierung lit geitiir5t uno oas reide
2ano befinoet ii6 in BEN Sanoen Ell
mes frenpen Diftators. Ser Oiebitabl
ser &ir6engiiter bat bem 2anoe un'
iegen uno @eroerben gebra6t.
Sm Sabre 1909 eri6ien in 8aris
Elm 9ud unter Dem Eitel >2a Sepa'
ration. @s ltanmte aus Der Seber
bes fran5oltiben Suiti5miniiters Iri'
itibe Brian6. slls aultusminiiter un>
llnterridtsminiiter in ben &abinetter
Sarrien l1no glemenceau batte 8rian>
oas Srennungsgeieb our6gefiibrt un>
oasielbe, na6 @blebnung Ser &ultls'
pereine, nit INNER neuen idtfanoien
3uiGben rmgeben, Die eine giniguna
NIT ser Stride perbinberten uno ie
5ulett oen @ormano fir Die gin5ies
bung ser &irdengiiter lieferten.
Sn oben ertpdbntem 8ude refapi'
tulierte Ser &ir6enrduber Die greie'
niiie, pelbe itb gelegentlid) Ger Tren'
nung bon Stride un6 Staat in Sranf,
reid poll5ogen baben. Durd bic &on'
| fisfation gingen $50 mertpolle &C.
bdube in oen 8eiit Der &epublif iiber,
influipe Der giidofspaldite uno &C.
minare. 10000 Sduier, tpelde por
Prieitern betpobnt tpuroen, iinb ber'
nrietet iporoen. Die griparniiie, mel
be oabur6 er5ielt tperoen, oaB Die
Nepublif Die @eiitli6en ni6t mebr 5r
beioloen brau6t, belarfen iib aui
s0,000,00O Jranfen, tpenn erit Die
iest nod getpdbrten Beniionen ablau,
fen, auf 36,OOO,OOO ~ Sranfen pro
Sabr. Ser 8ert 6es 8eiibes, tpel6er
aus BEN Sdnben oes &lerus in Die
Sdnbe Ser &egierung iibergegangen
1T, fann, 10 riibnt 8rianb, auf 410,'
100000 5ranfen be5iffert tperoen.
Ser raoifale Oeputierte Meunier
fiinoigt IN Der ,2anterne" an, bab er
bebufs 8eibleunigung Ser l1ebertpei.
iung Der 4irdengiiter an oie Depar-
tements uno Die @emeinoen einen &C.
iesesantrag einbringen tperoe, tponad
in 3utl1nft oas Hedt Der lebertpei-
irng ben Brdfeften 5uiteben ion. Meu:
nier fiibrt CUR 8egriinoung ieines an,
TRACES aus, oaB nod ettpa 10000
&irdengiiter Der uebertpeiiung barr
ten uno oaB unter ben gesenmdrtieen
8erbdltniiie1 Dies 10 Big 20 Sabre
oauern tpiiroe, oa bas Suiti5minifte'
RUM beim beiten 8illen tdglid bod.
items a6t l1ebertpeiiungserlafe aus
fertigen tonne. .
Seltte, nab faum elmer Generation,
bat Elm frember groberer 6ie geitobIe-
men Milliar0en an 1ih geriiien uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

.OAtu oSt AtSASh OtauA tStSlA'ND 81
fIart, ben Sdus Der STRIDE in ibren
Mufsaben unb ibren Redten perbiirgt,
oie ginbaltung Der abeeidloiienen
airdenpertrdse 5ugeiidert uno Die
beioen Griitliden &onfeiiionen als
tpidtise Saftoren i'm aufbalttperf oes
neuen Staates be5eidnet.
Die &atbolifen glaltbten llnter Die
len 8eteuerrngen mitarbeiten umo ben
sSrieoen oes 2anoes iidern belfen 81
fonnen, uniomebr ba burd ben Ib'
lbluB 6es &onforoates in feierlihem
8ertrage 5tpii6en oem 8atifan un>
bem &eide bie pibtigiten, beioe Eeile
beriibrenben Sragen geregelt iporben
tparen.
slber bereits botten i6on lange $50.
den porber oie gsa5i ibr mabres &c,
li6t geaeigt. giner unierer 2eier in
Deutiblanb, Der Iugen5euge Der Na'
Siuntriebe mar, ihrieb uns bamals
u3u Mnfang bes Sabres 1884 BE-
oblidtigten Die @atbolifen Deutidb-
lambs, in Miin6en einen &atbolifen'
taa ab5ubolten, unb es iollte &aroinal
Saulbaber Dor oen fatbolii6en Sl.'
nen cine Heoe balten. Die gta5is aber
famen, nit @ummifniippeln betpaff,
net, uno trieben bie 8eiuder ausei11'
amber; Die Delegaten mubten flii6ten,
uno Brieiter puroen bon BEN gea5is
auf Ser StraBe I'M niultiert &aroinal
6aulbaber ourfte feline &ebe balten.
Sros bes &onforbates gebt oie 8ela'
Itiguna Ser &atboIifen ipeiter l1no bie
tatboliide Breiie miro gefnebelt unb
oarf iid nibt mebr fatboliib nennen.
Oem Seil1itenpater Mudermann, tpel'
der reliei0ie artifel idrieb, lit oie
geroffentlidung ieiner @bbanolunsen
Don ser neubeioniiden &eeierung per-
boten iporben. 0aB bic &atbolifen gu
ten @illen ge5eigt baben, 5eigt Die
Eatiade, oaB iie aue ibre 8ereinisuns
ger, nibt 5ulebt iogar bas Centrum
aufgelOit baben Der oiimmite
Streid, ben lte MAIDEN fonnten. 9as
Centrum mar lange Sabr5ebnte bin
our6 oas itarfite 8ouperf Der aatbo=
lifen 9eutidlanos, beionoers inn &ul=
turfampf. Die all5u sroBe @adeiebig-
feit Der nel1en Sronung gegeniiber
mar bonn l1ebel. @enn oie Naais
ourb5ufiibren beabitdtigen, mas elmer
bon ibnen porgei6lagen, uoaB es fig.
li6 MIR Observation-Disclosures 0euti6e
uno ueoer fatboliibe nod proteitan=
tiide Deutide geben miro, 10 tper6en
tie auf unerparteten @iberltan6 ito.
ben. 8enn 6ie gegentpdrtige @egie=
rung Deutidlan6s ibren &urs in BE-
5ug auf ginmiidung in Die &eligion
ni6t balo dnoert, 10 lit iie auf Dem
beiten 8ege, einen neuen &ulturfampf
Observation-Disclosures, Der NIT Ser @ie=
oerlage Ser neuen @egierung enoen
miro"
- 9. g., q. 3.
sic Ieiben an einem uebel, tpon1it
biele Staoter geplagt iino. 0as bringt
ibre 2ebenstpeiie NIT ii9. Oie meiIten
1in6 Al elmer Iiben6en o0er 1teben0en
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HuSkunn
Mebreren 2elern

genoe ointment 60. nod eriItiert.
8er ii1 bafiir intereiiert, mag es nit
Der alien sloreiie periuden: IS. s..
@ietb, Yilgri,n Ointment &c., Sos.
linbale, Waii.
C. st., 81.
Ser 3med Der iogenannten bon ga.
tbolifen arf nidttatboliiden 2ebr-
anfalten uno l1niperiitdten erri6teten
uNetpman Clubs" lit, bie 0ieie ni6t-
fatbolii6en Initalten beiubenben &a.
tbolifen in Ser relisionsloien uno oft
MISREPRESENTATION Itmoipbdre gu
bei6iisen. gs befin6en itd nidt wes
niger als 10000 fatboliibe i1nge
2eute beioerlei @eidlehts in bobern
offentli9en 2ebranitnlten bes 2anoes.
Ser erite Nemman Club tpuroe ge-
griinoet bon flint fatbolii6en St1oens
ten auf Der l1nioeriit6t bon Bennipl-
pania inn Sabre 1898. gs paren oies
Die ipdter berborragenoen Mdnner:
Timotbp 6. Sarrington, San1es S.
Balib, Soiepb @ulib, Sobn S. Gil.
bride uno Sobn S. &obredt. >5ie
p1blten BEN groBen &onpertiten 4ar.
oinal Netpman 5u ibrem Batron. gs
gibt beute iiber 600 oieier &lubs in
oen Ser. Staaten, aanaoa, Huerto
Mico, Satpaii, ben 9bilippinen, slu.
itralien uno gbina. Die S07 Clubs in
ben Ser. Staaten adblen ,,ngefdbr
$4,000 Mitglieoer. Sn1 Sabre 1941
tpurbe bic Netpman Club federation
Dem National Catholic goutb Count
ell, l,nter Dem goutb department Der
NationaI Gatbolic @elfare Confer.
ence angeglieoert.
u. g., q. 3.
Dieien oMtrocitp Stories', ipie tie
gegenmartis maiienueiie ourd Breiie,
&abio unb Slim geboten tperoen,
fam man i'm al1geneinen tpenig
@lauben ibenfen. Ser getp0bnli6e
2eier lit meiit nidt i1nitanbe, oas
@abre bonn l1ebertriebenen un6 gr.
funoenen 5u unteridei6en.
Sfrupelloie ooer getpiiienloie &or.
reiponoenten, Die lire Spalten aus.
5ufiilen bemiibt iin6 uno gepiiie
Gilmgeieni6aften iu9en Seu au ma.
den, iolange Die Sonne i9eint. MiI.
lionen leien oieie gruieligen Bbanta.
itereien unb befommen cine fali6e
slnfibt bon ben tpirfli9en 8orgdngen.
SIN eriten Beltfriege tpuroen be-
reits oieie @reuelgei6i9ten mafienbaft
perbreitet un6 ielbit bielfa9 5u 8ro-
paganoa5peden benust.
srtbur ponionbp, M.p., Der lpa.
tere britiide Baron 8onfonbp of
Sdulbreoe, bat oie 2igen oes eriten
Weltfrieges in einem 8ude uSaHe-
BOOB in @artime" 5uiammengefaBt.
Ser autor erfldrt, oaB er na6 iorg.
fdltiger unteriudung feine ein5ige
Der berbreiteten @riegssreuel beitatigt
gefunoen.
Col. &epington, ebenfans elm gna-
ldnoer, idreibt in ieinem Gagebude
~Dtarp Of tie WorIo @ar':: .Rar-
oinal @asqunt beriiderte mir, Ser
Bapit babe beriibert, er piiroe einen
getpaltigen Hrotelt Dor aller @elt er-
beben, tpenn bic geritiimmelung BEL
glider 4in6er uno Die Sbdnoung bon
belgiiben Sbtpeitern betpieien mir.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

Stubenmdoden (bas oas 3im.
mer ibres Serrn in GROCER l1noro-
nung fin6et): ,,l1n6 ser lieoerlide
Meni6 lit gum oroentliden Brofefior
ernannt tporoen!''