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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24


Nah oem S6luB Der FL. Meiie, in
tpel6er alle glntpel lei1oen bic bl &om=
munion empfingen, CAB @r5bii6of
@unot Ser Menge ben pdpitliben Se=
gen, tporauf er in elmer fl1r5en sln-
reoe Sen Mitglie6ern Der aaiierten
8ebrma6t banfte fir oas berrlidjc
8eiipiel religioien gifers, oas lte iei-
men Dio5eianen geseben. Oen S6lu5
biloete oas gemeiniane &irdenlieo
uSoitb of our Satbers".
Grbebenbe Tronleidnamsprpseiiion in
Miinden
Wie oas st. Soiepbs-glatt einem
ibm 5ugeganeenen 8eriht aus
Oeuti6lanb entnilnmt, nabm bic bies-
iabrige Gronlei6namspro5eiiion in
Miinhen BEL prd9tigem @etter einen
erbebenben 8erlauf, obipobl Die natio-
nalio5ialiitii6en 8eborben tpieber al
les getan baben, INN oieie religiUie
Demonitration in ibrer groBartigen
8irfung ein5uidrdnfen. Die Bro3ei-
iion nabm ibren Iusgang bon Ser ct.
Midaelsfir6e, in Der &aroinal Mi-
bael bon Saulbaber feline beriibmten
Rreoigten 5u balten pflegte; oas leste
@pangelium tpurbe Dor Der Grauen-
fir6e geleien uno nit einen feier-
li6en Sc Deum i'm Som abgeidloiien
&aroinal Dr. BON Saulbaber true bas
slaerbeiligite. Die Bro5eiiion tpar in
IL @ruppen eingeteilt. 23,800 Eeil-
nebmer tpuroen oieies Sabr ge5dblt,
pabreno es 1912 ettpd 10000 @lall-
bige paren. Die Saltung Der ipaler-
bilbenben 8ebolferl1ng lpar multer.
baft.
X X X
2ieb fir nniere Solbaten
(Rah Der Melooie: Wotber beareit,
Motber faireit)
Mutter, bilf ben mut'gen admp,
fern;
Segne gllle peit uno brett!
gnpfiebp lte Mae beinem Sobne,
S6iis' iie au IN oieiem Streit!
Chorus
Waria, bilf. mir bitten oi6,
@ilf ben Selben innigIid, =
Bring uns Srieoen, giit'ee Meut-
ter,
l1no bic 2ieben, uns auriif.
Wutter, belfe ben 8erlebten;
Steb' ibnen BEL init oeiner Madt,
DaB in Seiu @nab' iie bleiben
geeu geitdrtt our6 10 biel 2eio.
Silf ben 2ieben in Der Gerne,
., mir leiben oiel~ um lie;
Silf Dem Bater, Sobn unb bem
8ruber,
Wfutter @ottes, bitt' fir iie..
X X X
General MacMrtbmr berfidert @If.
febr Der MiiIionare
General Douglas MacMrtbur bat
Dos 9eriprehen geeeben, er tperos ba-
fit iorgen. bab es fatboliiden Brie.
itern uno Srbensleuten mieber er.
m0glidt meroe. nod ibren Miiiions.
itationen auf ben Salomonsinieln au-
riidaufebren. Dieies Beripreden, 10
idreibt Heo. Sames Rpan &ugbes.
bot Der General ben, ArmeefopIan
Col. @onuno g. SIinep in Der Gen.
traI Noeifie Area oeeeben. Hep. eli.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24
Dbio @aiienfrenaS

1e1ef1 ME 1fnlfdnOe, D1e Wft111onSarDet@
ter 81 pergiiten fir Die aablreiben
bie ite gerettet.
0ie eriten Sapaner, ipelbe oie
Norb-S Salomonsinieln belebten, be-
nab1nen iib nit elmer gepiiien 3n-
riidbaltllng. Die balo oarauf bie Sn-
iel beietenben Sapaner 5erlt0rten 21
Die Miiiionare entf!ohen
in oie 8erge llno nllroen bon Ginge-
borenen unterltiibt slnbere ipelt /
norolid t6tige Miiiionare, Briioer IT,
Sroensibmeitern puroen bon oen So
panern gefangen genommen.
gurbilblide sGtigfeit Der 8atbolifen
in Gnglanb r
grob Der berbGltnisn1aBig eerineen
3abl @atbolifen baben oieielben einen
groBen ginfluB erreidt i'm politiiden
uno ioaialen 2eben @nelanos. Das
erbent aus elmer bon 6em 8rittib Sn.
formation Serbice in SEEM ~Dorf per'
offentlidten 8roidiire. Sn England,
5hottlanb uno @ales gibt es nur
3,O2O,8S9 &atbolifen. llnb bod ia.
ben oieielben 700 glrmeefapldne fir
oas Seer eeliefert. gs befinoen ;d 49
&atbolifen i'm britiiden Souie Of
2oros unb % in Commons.
Sn oen iebs @r5oi05eien uno t8
Di05eien finb 1908 &elt- uno H..
9S1 Srbensprieter tatig. Die &a.
tbolifen beiisen 1906 0ffentlide Sir
den unb &apellen ,lno 944 PriDat'
fapellen. Oroensbriiber iinb in 63
&ommunitdten tatig u1o Sbtpetern
beiiten 1s1 4l0ter. Serner iino Sr.
oensleute in ga Soipitalern uno 221
@ailenbduiern l,nb anbern Wobltdtig'
feitsanitalten angeltent. geeben ben
bobern 2ebranitalten, tpie IN DoDn-
iioe, 9lmplefortb. bas Srforo Gatbo'
lie 2abor College, Die bon oen Seiuiten
geleitete gampion &an uno oas Stu'
oienbaus Ser Sran5isfaner, beiibt Die
fatboliibe Stride 1882 glementar.
uno 548 Granddaughter in england
uno 8ales, nit 5uiammen 439,198
S6iilern. Muf Dem Geloe Der io5ia.
len slftion itnb 5ablreibe 9srieiter
l1no 2aien tdtig. .:.
X X X .... -.
9sortorieaniider Biidof proteftiert &C.
gen sottloie Sdnlen
u9ie gr0ffnune religionsloier
Sdulen i'm fatboliiden Buerto Sfico
lit elm erobes unrebt gegen oie SSSn-
ielbetuobner'', erfldrte 8iidof @lop-
iius S. Wilineer, G.SS.@.. bon
Bonce in elmer 8eurteilung @ouber-
neur 9ferforo g., Eugueus iiber In.
giinitige 3uitanoe auf Der Sniel. ,,gs
gibt" 10 fdbrt ser 8iidof fort, ubiele
Imerifaner, tpelde benfen unb ipre.
6en, als oh 4atboliaismus antiameri-
faniid iei ,1nb Der Mniidt iino, oaB,
tpenn man niht it9 5u Dem 2ibera-
lismus unierer iogenannten amerifa-
nii9en &ultur uno Moral befennt, 10
lit man fein bunoertpro5entiger Sine
rifaner.
8iidof Biuinger iibt fdarfe aritif
an einem eoitoriellen @onrmentar Der
,,Mem Oorf Eimes", in peldem Der
8eri9t COB. TugtpeIls miBbeutet
tpiro. Ser &ommentar 6es Blattes",
ertldrt Biidof Willinger, lift, gelin-
Be geiagt, naib. Wenn @op. Eugtpen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24
Nsittuod, ben "a. Npbember 1943

ben Borto Nicnnern a,ifgeauungen
tporoen iit. Ser @runo, ben man IN
ben Ser. Staaten fir bieies 56ul.
ipltem porgibt, bob ndmlih 10 biele
peri6iebene religioie &onfeiiionen
oorbanoen fino, lit ni6t itidbaltig fir
Borto Gico, mo, nad ben Worten
oes @oberneurs ielbit, Die 8ebOlferllng
porberribeno, ia gan5 fatboliid lit.
@ie es ideint, muB man, Inn elm
mirfli6er Gmerifaner al iein, 5uerit
entfatboliiiert uno auredtgeibnitten
neroen &eir anoerer @runo fann ba-
fiir ins Selb gefiibrt neroen, tpesbalb
in Buerto gfieo nur auf offentIide
gr5iebung nit ausidluB religi0ier
uno moraliider 5anftion @etpibt ge-
lcgt tpiro.
Gerner lit nidt eritbtlid, tpas Die
Ser. 5taaten nit Der 3u- ooer Mb-
nabme Der 8ebolferung Borto Mico's
gu ttn bat. Das bieiige @eiunobeits-
amt bat anes beriudt, Inn our9 &C.
burtenfontrolle unb an6ere bertperf-
Iide MitteI ben 3utpabs Der Bebol-
ferung 5l1 berbiiten."
Dieie unamerifaniibe Bolitif erin-
merit lebbaft an Die Berleunbungs-
fampagne proteitantiider noroameri.
fanii6er ,,Miiiionare" in iiioamerifa-
niiden gtepublifen. Wabrbaftig ni6t
geeignet, sic ,,@ooo Neigbborboo6".
Greunbidaft Der fatboliiben Siibame-
rifaner 5u getpinpen! -.-
X r. X
3ommnniiten beten tpeiter
Gin bon Dem @ommuniiten Muon
gbaie beroffentlidtes 8n9 uGalange
= tie Mris' Secret slrmp in tie
Mmericas'', lit zines Der pielen 2ii.
gen. uno gerleumoungsprobufte oes
internationalen &on1munismus eegen
ben @atboli5ismus uno Die @utnad.
barpolitif Der Mnerifas.
Die aIliierte bon Ser Sinarhiiti-
i6en Union beroffentlibte 3eitlhrift
branbmarft BEN 8erfaiier als einen
Der ipaniiden fommuniitiiben Gliidt.
linse in Merifo, oie unter Dem ire
fiibrenoen Namen ,,2opaliiten" gegen
oas fatboliide 5panien i'm lesten
8iirgerfriee fdmpften.
Iaen gbaie iu9t Die Noroamerifa.
ner 5n Der Inii6t 5u befebren, Gene.
ral Sranco lei elm Seiro Der Ser.
Staaten uno oab Die 100000 meri'
faniiden Sinardiiten einen Eeil Der
Mdienarmee in lmerifa biloen. ,,St.
nardismus", tuioerIegt NIT iiber5eu.
genoen 8etpeiien Die 3eitfdrift ,,Or.
ben", lift fein EeiI oes Jalange Die
&omnuniiten Iaiien ftd nidt ourd Be.
peiie fdlagen. sic befennen iib 5u
ser Doftrin: 2iige nur barauf los,
es bleibt irnmer ettpas bdngen!
X * X
@annpber audi serft6rt.
Gin aus Deutidlano in 5todboIm
eingetroffener Sfeiien6er er5Gblt, 6ab
nad ben aIliierten gombarbiernngen
49,. ~.sLkS .~..L.. Mk~s>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24
9annpber audi aerit6rt. !.

Gin aus Deutidlanb in StodboIm
eingetroffener geiien6er er5Gblt, 6ab
nah ben aIliierten Bombaroierungen
audi bon Sannoper nidts mebr iibrig
geblieben lit, uno bab es BORT idlim.
mer als in Samburg ausiiebt. Bier
Sage uno bier Nddte paren Die mel.
iten ueberlebenoen obne Nabrung, oa
grGnbe unb 9omben alle 8orrdte Der.
nibtet batten. Sn beioen 5tdbten ftn6
gefanntmadungen angebradt NOR
ben, tpelde Sen Beipobnern bas Ser.
laiien berbieten, nit Dem 9intpeis,
oaB ibnen in Deutidlano nirgenos in.
nerbalb Der ndditen Is Sabre erlanbt
meroen tpiiroe, l1nterfunft 5u iuben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24
0ntgebenbes @efdGft

.Mein Batter beroient iein @el6 an
ben Geblern, bic anbere 2eute ma.
ben."
Damn lit er tpobI Nebtsa1nnlt2 2"
.Nein er bat cine 0nbrif fir Ra~
biere,mmi."
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
More PeniCiNin,
for Detroiter
ratLonaI 80 sound Photos

Physicians. fighting TO save the
life of Edward G Wahl, 4S-year-
old Detroit war plant executive,
appealed today for more penicil-
lin, medical sciences latest Won
der drug, when the supply ran out
just as the patient had staged a
rally under its treatment.
Vail is in St. Vincent Hospital.
Toledo, suffering from a blood
stream infection and complica-
tons.
Or Louis a. LevinSoh, the at
tending physician. had obtained
a tour-day supply from Ford Hos
pital here
"Mr. Wahl WAS definitely bet
ter last night, but ! don't know
how long he will remain 80 II
we don't get more penicillin,"
DIR. LeVlnSon said
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
MOuFntgpaGfeRn Named
To ASiaGiC Command

OTTAWA. Aug. Is GNS)-
ForeShadowing a major offensive
TO recover Burma and reopen the
lifeline INTO China -cHeatieH-aff A
separate Allied command in south
east Asia under BritaInS famous
Commando chief. Lord Louis
Mountbattcn was announced TO-
day
\ brief Communique limiting
that largc-Scale amphbiouS and
overland invasion thruSts into
Burma soon would be launched
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

10 take over tho Ford Motor Co
because Of FordS ailing health
Indignant over the idea that he
was unable 70 carry on. Ford i'm
mediatCly let 10 be known
CAN LICK HIM
~ don't know how old or
Young this Pearson j.. or what
shape he's in, or what he has
ever done in the way of ath-
letics, but I can lick him in any
thing he suggests, never felt
better physically in nv life"
DR.. Roy Mcclure. Ford 5 per
sonal physician, was also lndiE-
nant He said
Ford can nutwalk. outrun
and out Jump fellow like Pear
son any day in the week"
Ford and Pearson are of slight
build although the columniSt is
probably a bIt heavier. Ford
weighs l5O pounds
Further comment is awaited
from his summer home I'M the
Huron Mountains. where Ford is
resting or training for the event
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Italy Reported
In Peace PdrIey

LONDON. Aug IS GNS) The
Geneva newspaper Die Tat re-
porting that Count Dino GrandI
had arrived in Lisbon. Portugal
commented today that "thjS is
evidence that Italian negotiations
with British delegation for an
armiStice are being continued and
Speeded un
The London Daily Mirror said
that Grand reuortC3.t l~ con rr-
ring with British envoyS with a
view 10 signing separate peace.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Price Ceilings Illegal, Says Jut
DIES. Fb| | NIX DOCTOR
IN Plan TO WIN W0RKE|
Berlin
Roided
Sd Night

n y y q Aug 26 ms
Hur1bv fCtt on me SnO1dcring CITY
of Berlin last night feF the third
n,gAt-tf4 succession when 4 force
Of British -Alnz4ulln -hnmheHz
blasted the Nazi capital with the
loss oi only one plane the a.r
ministry announced today
Enemy waters also were inlncd
rs aircraft 0t INC bomber COM
waud the announcement said
Virtually cNcry radio station in
western and central Europe went
OF the alr last night. including
the powerful Dcut>chl8ndsender
'ranSmIttcT near the NaA Capl-
taI II was one of the war s
greatest radio blsckoutS. marred
only py the Vienna radio and one
or Two other stations which were
interrupted by ghost voice re-
peating
All you have. thank the
iuchrer for--he's sending YOU 10
your death.
Tho round the clock aerial Of
fcU-INo continued n tho dusk OF
last evening when American Ma
taud medium bombcr> blasted
The Iricque,Ilo ardromo. north
east of Cacn. and a power station
af ROucn. ln northern Franco
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Bette Davis Husband
Dies: Star Inn Collapse

HOLLYWOOD. Aug 26 GNSl
----Bstt.-DaSts-stass-tirfc;cr-- yr'ry-s
Asician'S care today, in near hys-
eria. friends said. following tho
death last night Of her husband.
Arthur Farnsworth. 35-year-old
aircraft company official
FarnSworth died al Hollywood
Hospital OF a basal skull fracture
T1ce1Ved I'M a mysterious fall
Tuesday on Hollywood boulevard
He had never rcgalncd conscious
ness, doctors said Apparently
there were no witnesses 10 the
'cIdent
The police are cherktn
roughly the circumstances sur
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

vas issued from tho headquarters
of the recently concluded RN6Se-
Nelt-Churchll conferences in Que
bee and came as the first tangible
-4i---++ft ~ '--rr--vr- 7 h
To declared that the now COM
hined command IS similar 20 that
Continued on Next Page. Col. -
NEW EVENING HOURS
irduStrial National Bank Down
town office, MONDAYS. S 20 5
Uptown Office and Branches
FRIDAYS, 6 TO S.-Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

rounding FaruSwoTth'S death. lie
.l4e'a-~9eer- c1rsrcd III important
secret war work for "a Minneapolis
manufacturing company
Or Glen r. Glasgow. who re-
ceived the victim At an emergency
hospital said that he had not been
drinking and that there was no
indication -nlhiS- having been to
,jUred other than I'm the fall.
Miss Davis was at her huS-
band bedside when death came
DIR. j. {. TOOLE. DENTIST, 10
w Lafayette al Mich. Opp City
Hall Hours 90 Tel ca. 66S9
ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Patterson in New Guinea

ALLIED HQ 5. " Pacific.
Aug. IS up UndcrscCretary Of
War Patterson and 2 party tour.
ing the Southwest Pacific saw "a
display OF captured enemy equip
ncnt Yesterday Later they talked
with American wounded from
Now Guinea
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
War Fronts
NORTHERN NIR OFFENSIVE

British Mosquito bomberS
bomb Berlin; one plane lost:
city Sull smoldering a. third
raid M three nights is carried
out Page u
ASIi-Lord Louis Nountbattcn
leader of the British Com
mdndoS is appointed 10 head
Allied drive 10 rccapturc
Burma and open up China
lifeline page H.
RUSSIA-Rcd army captures
Ienkov. railroad center in the
Ukraine. page 2l--
NEW GUINEA Japan
counterattack before Sala-
m1ua rcpulSed, page -
SOUTHERN AIR OFFENSIVE
Three Allied air fleets
smash air bases and railway
yards a. Foggia Italy CPC. ,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Blasts
Revelation
By yPfober
Thomas Sought
TO Get Ford job
for Anti i-Semite

ReXelat ion by Congressman
Martin Dies today that DR.. Fred
w. Thomas, one of six persons
linked by the FBI with a Nazi
spy ring. had sought TO plant a
bitterly anti-Semitic, British
leader" on the Ford Motor Co.
pay roll drew a speedy and blis-
tering rebuke from John S. Bugas,
Detroit FBI chief.
Bugas conceded that the infor-
nation was true. II provides a
major link. he said. in the. opera
ton Of NaZi organizations in De-
troit and may be featured in the
testimony when four of the sus-
poets go on trial for their lives
under the wartime espionage Ct
ADD NOTHING TO ca e
Dies disclosure, Burgas assisted,
however, adds nothin 10 the
government case nor 20 the in
formation already in possession OF
the FBI
The Dies committee has done
absolutely nothing in this case.y
Bugas vehemently announced.
"NOt two cents worth. We
don't need Dies assistance in
this case"
Both Bugas and J. Edgar
Hoover, FBI director. have made
1t clear that much information il
still withheld by them as they
press investigation of other espio-
mage activities.
HELPED ANTI-SEMITE
The Dies information. made
public in Washington, showed that
DR.. Thomas had intervened with
the Ford Co. in behalf of Parker
Sage. treasurer of the National
Workers League, which devoted
itself 10 anti-Semitic activities
and attemutS to establish a ma
tlonalist' government in the
United States.
Sage was indicted in April. 1912,
for seditious conspiracy in inciting
riots at the Sojourner Truth prof.
ect here. He then lived at 5l44
Canton.
DR. Thomas was also identified
by the report as a chief contrib
utor 10 the league, periodically
donating sums ranging from IS
10 Sis. All his donations were
fContipuod o., p.w. r,t...N
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Graft Probe
.0fLegis|dture
Hears Senator
Republican DeIano
Appears; 3 Others
Waiting TO Testify
BY DON GARDNER
-I4a.4- stat Correspondent

LANSING Aug Is Republican
State Senator Carl Delano of
kalamazoo was the first witness
today before Circuit Judge Leland
w. Cars grand jury Investigation
into alleged bribery and graft in
the Legislature.
Delano is chairman Of tho Sen
ate public utilities committee.
As the senator entered the
courtroom three other legislators.
,IhpenaS in hand. were waiting
10 testify
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
AUTHOR Is APPOINTED

Rushton announced he had
named second special assistant
attorney general 10 assist him IN
the Investigation John =. Noelkor
Of IShpeming Noclkcr under the
pen name of Robert Traver. re-
Gently published a book about the
doings Of a lumber country prose-
cuioT.
He previously appointed pcau
W Kelley OF Lansing president Of
tho State Bar Of Michigan, as an
assistant.
There will he about 10 Wit
nesSeS today" RuShton SAID II
have had three state troopers
serving Subpenas for couple Of
days and some Of those served
have already called i'm To indi-
cate their willingness to testify
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
FULL TIME TO PROBE

Judge Carr announced he was
abandoning all other matters 10
devote his full time 10 the grand
Jury. Cases which had been as
signed him will be taken over by
judge Charles II Hayden.
Springboard for the grand Jury
came when Rep William G. Stem
son told Rushton he had received
a 81 900 bribe in $50 bills from
a stranger lie gave the money
back. he said.
Rep. Loomis X Preston OF ST
-1t'-ef5ff,- ttftr,-tr~c,- ycdrs ago -rOtd 4
local service club he saw rolls Of
bills big enough TO choke a horse
being passed in the Legislature.
changed his story yesterday ac-
COrding 10 wire dispatches.
"It was all joke and meant
IN he such" he was quoted as
saylng,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
In the Times TO-DAY

C. N NcABTHUR. DENTIST.
III GriSwold. Over KinSers.
Hours 90; Sundays, 1o-12.-Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Pearson Set ID Race
Ford OH Woodward

II Drew Pearson the columnist
is ready 10 run Henry Ford. the
motor magnate a foot race down
Woodward, then the Detroit Re-
tail Merchants Association is
ready 10 sponsor the event as a
kickoff TO It's boud-driye program
Wednesday, Sept l.
we will furnish a clear
street, plenty police protection
and judges of sterling caliber."
SAID the lubIlant Nate Shapero
OF the retail mems committee.
only the loser will pay
purchase Of an SlS,75 bond 60
start the drive rolling"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
INSTRUCTIONS LATER

The receiver IN this matter
will he directed when the sale
takes place, Ia make his report
10 this court and 10 accept bids
at any figure that may he So
cured. regardless of whether
they are above or below the
alleged selling prices fNed by
the OPA.
THE reason for this inStruC-
tion II that the office OF the
OPA il federal administrative
office. resting. 80 far a. this
court IL advised, upon executive
proclamation.
There IL no statute or act Of
Congress known 60 This court
which gives the OPA any iuris-
diction over the sale Of property
which Is properly in the hands
Of this court"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
PEARSON ACCEPTS

Pearson. rated one Of the cap
ltr. top tennis players last night
paved The way for the athletic
contest when he accepted Ford ;
offer for a showdown.
Tine whole thing started Sun
day night wnCn Pearson broadcast
that the government might have
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
HOUSE SPEAKER

] ncF were
Howard Nucon' ,R1. Bad Axe
speaker of the House RepreSen-
tatlveS George - Higgins RI ot
Ferndale and Ellis L. Fulkncr
tRb ~ Delton.
While waiting boz The attorneys
room tho Legislators revealed they
had been called during the night
by Atty Gen Ru>hton and asked
10 appcar.at the Lansing city hall,
where The investigation IS IN prog
ross
state troopers greeted them this
morning with SubDcnaS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

Continued on Page Five}
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
PfiteCeiHnQs
], Illegal, Says
Judge Miller
Jurist Attacks Entire
OPA Anti-Inflation
Program in Ruling

Circuit Judge Guy s Miller 10.
day ruled informally -tti'A
price ceilings aIc without leca.
foundation and be instructed at.
tscheS Of has court 20 pay No
attention 20 the federal govern
mentS anti-inflatlon program
"If these executive proelama-
tions continue To take authority
away from the state govern
ments. there soon will not he is
states left" said Judge Miller
meaning that be believe the ma
tion VIII be run 10y q single -aN-
eminent ln Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
All That Has Gone

Well, II isn't that way any
more. Today finds filmlanders
giving scant thought TO a social
front and subsequent publicity.
The war has brought most
welcome freedom TO Hollywood
that is, emancipation from the
pretentious social exigencies
that seemed so essential.
Briefly. the famous Hollywood
party with its erstwhile snooty
butler, white tie and tails,
caviar and brittle. empty BRILL
ance has moved out of the
drawing room and into the
kitchen. where the guests ladle
their own out of the pot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Stevens Speakes
AtCass Town Hall

EDMUND STEVENS. ace war
correspondent OF the Christian
Science Monitor. who has ro-
ported most Of the major events
Of the war since IL started in
Poland, who returned by clipper
late in February, viii be the
speaker for the Detroit Town
Hall in the CaSs Theater, FRI
day morning at IL o'clock.
After reporting the arrival Of
the first American troops in
Africa. Mr.. Stevens was the only
correspondent assigned to ac-
company MIR. Churchill to Mos
COW from Cairo, last August
lie went aS an interpreter and
technical adviser. havlng lived
in Russia five years and having
married Russian. He was with
Wendell Willkie on his flying
trip through the Near East.
In his lecture, The Battle for
Northern Africa" Mr.. Stevens
will tell OF the past IL months
with the Eighth Army. the ad-
vance through Libya. the fall OF
Tripoli and the successes of the
American forces in Africa, ana
lying these important events in
this world conflict,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Anne Brown
Sings Monday

WHEN ANNE BROWN APP
pears in recital Monday evening,
at the Institute OF Arts, Detroit
music lovers will have the OPP
portunity of hearing a recital
by a young singer who won
their acclaim first by her
performance as the original
Bess of GerShwin's 'Porgy and
Bess' and subsequently in the
broadcasts of her appearances
with the New York Philhsr-
monte Symphony. the Philadel-
phia Symphony Orchestra. MIC
Symphony and the Los Angeles
Philharmonic. She was heard a
few Sundays ago on the Coca
Cola Hour under Andre Kostela-
metz.
A graduate Of the Juilliard
Institute of Art, of the Juilliard
Opera School, and at present as
a coaching pupil of the great
Wagnerian soprano. Lotte Leh-
mann, Miss Brown brings TO the
concert field a voice of depth
and range, dramatic sense that
has been enhanced by broad ex-
perience in the dramatic and
operate meter and remarkable
personal charm and attractive
ness