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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Juvenile DeIinquency
Laid iO Family DiScOrlI

answers 20 quesfionnaircs sent by
The governor 10 500 police chiefs.
county school commissioners
school stpcrIn'cndcniS. probate
Judges prosecuting attorneys and
shcUifS.
Charles T. Ramsay. director Of
the Michigan Chlldren's Institute.
and Walter NJ Berry and David
c. French, sociologiStS. prepared
The report after analyzing the
ansWors
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Plan Photography Classes

Classes I'm photography viii he
given in Cooley High school
Monday and Wednesday nights.
and at Central High School
Tuesday and Thursday nights
RocIetraiinn VIII start MnndaN-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
5FdCeChdrges :
As Police Battle
500 Rioters Here

Police today held five persons on
charges ranging from drunkenness
to melting a riot as A result OF a
fight between police and a-crowd
of 500 men at ST. Antoine and
Adams early yesterday.
Taking part in the rescue OF
two policemen who we're trying 10
arrest a wilebeater. we're the
crews Of nine scout cars, three
cruisers and a riot wagon, under
the command Of Inspectors
Thomas Wysocki and Thomas Nc
Nallv Of Central Station.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

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ifif-T1 NN0l'i. ~. N,'h'al warn
'H- nus ''lll' h''tnt
c"'ild see IN" Dohe III tha'
Nt'ak k-lH M - gong INTO lsretiN
inc u''al' hut '"ulu ste W"
nome III 'hal >tedh' anu Ieniif-
hI'h' from ihht tiinr on 'N'FIu
MISTY view nor i"f 'he ne ot
me 30 help end can l rrmem-
bfr one other thing
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
7Co|nndn Is Calm,
But Voice Breaks
At AtTensePoint
By GORDON FRIESEN
Times staff Correspondent

SELFRIDGE FIELD, Sept 13
Drama worthy Of the pen of a
gifted playwright exploded as Col.
William T. Colman, former com
mandant of this air base, took the
witness stand yesterday IN his
own defense against army court
martial charges
There was no packed courtroom
10 hang on every word as the air
officers defense battery OF two
army men and a civilian attorney
from Detroit unlOldcd its strategy.
FEW IN AUDIENCE
Only q handful Of Unconditional
uniformed officers, some Of them
Veterans of the last war, and
half dozen newspapcrmcn provided
the audience.
In a calm, almost conversational
tone ne began 10 teltthe story OF
his life. of how he had entered the
air force 10 years ago at the age
OF 2i.
He outlined a mcicoric career
which led hum 10 the position of
commanding officer OF Scltudge
Field a year ago.
He told OF the heavy response
biitlcs of such a post. multiplied
by the onruSh of the war
Then he began to.-1alk about
May i, 1913. The day hlS career
was abruptly interrupted by a
pistol shot. fired witnesses teSti-
fed ny "A gun m Col Colman'S
hand INTO the abdomen of Willie
NcRac a Negro private under ms
comm al
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
WORRIED BY INQUIRY

There were worries that day.
An investigation was going on, the
Commandant could not find what
II vas all about To forget his
worries hc went with bis wife on
p picnic They took along a bottle
of whisky A f.W drnkS mlEht
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
TO wIFE's RESCUE

The trouble started when Harry
Chambers and Guy Bliss. of the
Accident Prevention Bureau, went
10 the rescue Of Mrs. Mable
Richardson, 81. of 448 +. Ferry.
who was being beaten, she said by
Sol Richardson. 3S. of 619 E.
Adams. her estranged husband.
When Chambers attempted 10
arrest Richardson a crowd of 500
gathered and threatened the two
patrolmen. Both were manhan-
died and their uniforms torn. Bliss
called for aid on the police radio.
then went 10 the aid Of Chambers.
Patrolman Frank Shanahan, OF
the Accident Prevention Bureau,
one of the first 10 reach the COR
nered officers. was nearly run
down by an automobile said 10
have been driven by Albert Har-
rfs- Is. of 3fS Frederick.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
TRIES TO INCITE RIOT

Police arrested him and Louis
Curry. "a. of 615 f. Adams, who
was said 10 have climbed to the
top of an automobile and urged
the crowd 10 a riot.
During the fight a piece Of con-
crete thrown at one of the police-
men hit Mrs. Richardson, who was
sent 10 Receiving Hospital. Later
she was booked for drunkenness.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

But was more interested
I'm cooking steak, a big. fat.
Jufcy steak rius-DttICFr WeE'
on still in thc anne disaEulns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings 10 the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Houses for Sale
EAST of Woodwdrd)

EMERSON SIX rooms, EAs air-condition-
ING. scar garage, So 800. 1000 down
VACANT. move IN
EAST JEFFERSON REALTY lie. 1890
LILLIBRIDGE-C ANFGELD--Nic 6-room
house IN very good condition; 81, 600
Will handle NH accept reasonable offer
for fan price.
1917 FAST WKEREN IT,. 1900
LIST YOUR EAST SIDE PROPERTY
WITH Us FOR QUICK SALE.
PARTLY finished. 3-bedroom home. base
nent, u. a. furnace. foundation for
brick. Harper-s Mile Sec 50 500 5000
down. Inquire 209l1 Harper. To. 2-sg20.
PARTLY finished 3-bedroom home base
irfefft, furuarF; f0uu1att6n Tor BRICK.
HARPER Eight Mile Gee. So 500 $500 down.
Inquire 20eli Harper. IT,. 2 ss20
ST. CLAIR sHOREs-2 bedrooms, bath
large lot Bargain. CA. 1900. TU. 2-6479.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03

Furnished Rooms for Rent

HOTEL WASHINGTON. 2i3o Cass-Con
ver.en'. pleasant rooms 81 DAILY and w
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Rentals Wanted

$25 REWARD FIR furnished, unfurnished
apartment, house, lat, 2 90 rooms.
Coiqred professional couple. Trinity l-i775.
$3.50 Bea Ibieu, Apt, II.
COLORED--l VII pay $50 for information
leading % the rental Of 4-5-s-room fat
@.F-=f-t must hE clean and nice section.
tReferencesD A. Gather. CLIFFORD 1879.
CUNSrTT rhe enlarged Real Estate list
inRs In the big sunday Times Want "a
Section
COLORED-Three or four rooms unfur-
nlshed, defense worker: adults. Trinity
2.50ti
COLORED--F Flat. apartment store front
or garage living quarters. Townsend
5-5sgf
tAttfztJf1r-tJ C-r1TTTT- -EreusT WORKERS want
room ~ apt Cherry DIPS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Wanted to Rent Houses

CCLORED-Fty or s.x-room house or large
store front, Grfen.e workers. FItzryy
sos.
COLORED-Wish roaming house 10 rent
or lease; references. Trinity 1-43l4
COLORED--4 or 3 rooms, east side pre-
ferred. Dearborn 3599
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
infs IN the big sunday Times want I'd
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Female Help Wanted
WOMAN-WHITE

WOMAN-WHITE
fqr housekeeper az Eaton Tower office
building Inquire 1906 Eaton Tower, Wood
ward and Grand Circus Park.
WOMEN wan'ed--Ages 10 20 IS years
pleasant light work. Sundays and holi
days on experience unnecessary; good
wages, Apply Grennan Bakery lncorpo-
rated, 1850 Seventeenth street, between
r. a. m and 2 ?. m.
WOMEN wanted f7r nght clean work no
axe limit. Telephone Hogarth 93il. $3.50
RoselaVn.
WOMAS-Care for 10 months old baby
20 stay: good wages. Hogarth s025.
YOUNG CoLOREp GIRLS-Good salary /:
able 20 meet public steady; 8 days
Apply 80 a. m only. 1850 Gratiot
GIRLS for upstairs work In boarding
house. no sundays, Lafayette 06is. j76
West Grand Blvd
COLORED licensed beauty operator; good
hours and good salary Terrace 2-s63s.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03

COLOPED-Here is your chance HOl-
brook. 1921. near peimar. broom house
and store hot air furnace rented now
$50 per mouth; owner sick, must sacrifice:
price, 81 00O 81 500 down, Mitchell Gold
stone. HOgarth E4s4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Houses for Sale
(West of WoodUard)

.LTNsDALE SOUTH OF GRAND RIVER
Brick : rms, bath, sunroom, extra law.
h. a. on heat; $3.50. 81 500 down, good
buy. Edw Heukel Co. CAD. 1858
MARK TWAIN, 1s45s-Five-room B. "
garage, side drive. unfinished second
floor. beautiful recreation room and den.
THIS home has 81 600 in extras Must be
seen 20 be appreciated. Immediate oceu-
pancy. ST 500; terms. Cadillac 424s,
weekdays
OHIO. near Mile rms; oil vacuum
steam heat Cadillac 1900 TU. 2-ei7e.
sTEEL-Gd River Sect.-10-room all brick
st0ker, 81 600 down possession. V. k.
Gustafson reaitor. HO $3.50.
TAYLOR. 1855 NEAR Lawton) Gorgeous
brick bedrooms, sunroom and break
fast nook: beautiful. modern arch. tile.
natural fireplace. steam heat, all painted
and weatherstripped. exceptionally wide
side drive, garage, sOdded beautifully: too
large for present owner; sacrifice price.
So $50. shown by appointment. Mitchell
Goldstone. HOgarth s4s4.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ines IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
.NeU Houses for Sale
A $500 DOWN PAYMENT

y = ''VVV = = ~ = 4 2 4 4 A'I II ' 7
BUYS 2tedroom home, n. a heat, fuu
basement, large attic tile features large
lot. Good transportation, schools and
stores open daily Apply AZ Office l2s4f
East Eight-Nile road Prospect 1895
TURNER & WILSON
EAST DETROIT (Gratiot Nine Mile Sec ,
New, bedrooms. tile features; full
attic; basement $500 down, Sc mo. fuC.
taxes and Insurance See these fire homes
today 1903 l.. Eight Mile PI 4iOe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Female Help Wanted
WOMEN DRIVERS
Great Lakes GREYHOUND Lines

w OMfN l)lNlN EkS
Great Lakes Greyhound Lines
Has openings FOR women bus operators.
II you are between p and 81. weigh less
than lha his. live m the vicinity 81
Nyandntie or Birmingham and are neat.
capable and dependable you are eligible
20 become one ot INV first
WOMEN BUS DRIVERS
In this section ~ the country. DrivinF
experience necessary.
This Is ESSENTIAL. work ana Offers
you the opportunity % pioneering IN an
entirely new field. Excellent wages. Apply
Immediately with release Employment
Manager 25li West Fort 81.
WAITRESS wanted; neat appearance and
reliable, room and board " desired
wages and good tips Can Dearborn Inn.
Dearborn $50.
colored for lunch room
no nights Sundays Or holidays. Lobby
Boulevard Bidg.. 1910 Woodward
WAITRESS WANTFD-s-day week: good
pay, good tips. Apply after y. 1928
West McNich0ls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Wanted to Rent Apartments

DEFENSE couple wishes 70 rent apt.
Trinity 1873 AZ s p m.
COLpRED couple want & apartment 5 or 4
rooms, or house Mrs. Grier, Trinity
1-fTss
COLORED-Working girls desire kitchen
cite apartment. Call after 4. Temple
2-O456.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Wanted to Rent Rooms

COLOEED-Two working girls wish large
furnished room or small apartment.
Trinity 1-IF2J
COLORED lady defense worker. wishes
room. Call before 9 80 p. N. Trinity
1887
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
inEs Ia the BIZ sgEGHy Times Want AG
Section ----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Income Bungalows for Sale
Vacant Lots for Sale
Victory Garden Plots

ACRES acres; large lots: close in.
FRANK : KRONECK, 23440 VAN DYKE
4. DETROIT-5Oxii5; paved St, u bl.
on Gratiot. s2e5: owner. Roseville 1868.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ines ia the big sunday Times Want Nd
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Houses for Sale

Colored-Some Good Buys for u
Maple, 27l2; Z rms, steam, immediate
possession
Vernon Highway. F.. 2-nat. Il rms.
81 900 down.
Consnt section; 5.rm. bungalow; Al
condition.
Palmer: 2-famAy; 50, 500. 81, 600 DIN. Act
quickly. Fl. Ois0
CANNON BROS. 1850 SHERMAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Flats for Sale

coPLIN, ll2s-5-5; steam heat; Gear
garage, So, 800.
EAST JEFFERSON REALTY. LIE. 1890.
GARLAND. mr.. Warren-s-6; new furnace;
gar : 81 500 down. ". 5l22. Haskin.
LYCAsTE- VERNOR-Duplex 7-o a and 3
bedrmsD. soft. lot, fun basement, "a
A. furnaces. gar, very nice; only $1,000
On. SarnS LIE OIL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
HOMEWORK
FOR HOUSEWIVES

FOR HOUSEWIVES
AVERAGE s. 100 PER HOUR At I'VE
Address betru' Iu*e ft.s A-ls4F
HDrSEkEEPFB. 30 Laundry adults. Sl2
1855 MORE. Lafayette 42FS
HOrSEWCeK ard CoofrE NJ Isundry
three IN family. stay riEhts good
WAGES frfrreJCts. Townsend s66r3
1885 West Boston
HCUsE"DEK Par ~ flI sine, no coof-
INK Adults. private room a'ay ~ -.
<orth'awn o7e4 cr r7T1
HOt sEWORR Frffrier-s4 80 90 SIS
week. Crosse roiute. Telephone Tuxedo
$3.50
HOMEWORK experienced references
atu.H. Up launIrl home uist's. Tyler
= b36o
HOrsFWoRK Genera. no cooktrE. stay
~ 80. pleasant home Townsend i-73-2
HOrSFWCRk Ari crrk.1g ro laundry,
own roam and bath $50 Niagara ess3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Housekeeping Rooms
Board and Room

CANFIELD. WEST. l3i5-Art. .: sleeping
rooms and board adults. employed. CAL
before 3
TRU'MBtrTL. 1237-Southern cooking good
transportation Michigan, Baker, Lata-
vette Cherry 0e3S
COIORED -Delmar q7OS room and hoard
for gentlemen, SIS week. Townsend
G-OTE-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Resorts for Sale
Resorts for Rent

BROOM summer cottage, Walled Lake,
season or year around. Dearborn Oe73.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-03
Houses for Rent

BUY u acre, $3.50. S. On; grow your own
food. Tfonley. 21l y. Main, r. o.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ines IN the big sunday Times Hant Al
Section
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31
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uno ging am Weittmo6 norgen fir
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5lt @noe. Sreitag par Der S6luBtag
fir sic 5eninariiten. 0ieie @o6e
geiitiger 3uriidge5ogenbeit geb0rt gu
ben id0niten @o6en oes Sduliabres
uno lte bleibt 1tets in angenebmer grs
innerung.
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fGbr 5uiammen nit oen gnoe bes britt
ten S6ulieneiters. gs eriibrigte nod
cine @o6e fiir Brobepriifungen uno
8orbereitung auf oas lette Semeiter.
X X X
9ta6oeln oie @erii1te aus oen
Speiieiaal Der Brofeiioren entfernt
Iinb, t0nnen Die Mnltrei6- unb 0efo=
rationsarbeiten fir beenbet betra6tet
peroen. Mues in allem betra6tet, itel<
len bic slrbeiten in ben brei Speiie'
ialen, na6 DEM allgemeinen urteil,
Elm Meilterltiid fir it6 oar. Sem Be-
oba6ter bleibt es porbebalten, ii9 o.
bon gu iiber5eugen.
X X X
Sbpobl our9 bie @eiltli6en uebnns
gen 5eitipeilig rnterbro6en, bat oie
8reiiefampagne nit neuem @ifer ein=
gelebt. SSeber Stuoent tpetteifert nit
oem anoern, Inn m0gli6it reife Ste
iultate 5l1 er5ielen. 8ir bitten Die Ser
ponoten uno Sreunoe unierer Stu-
benten, ibnen 5u einem groBen @rfolg
bebilfli6 5l1 iein.
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MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

8ir muBten i6on BEL nlanderIei
@elegenbeiten irn 2eben ,,ntpiafiirlid
an Die Gabel bon Der &eui6rede uno
Der Imeiie oenfen. 9ies tam uns tpie-
oer 10 re6t 1T @rinnerlng, als bor
fur5em ft9 oas @eriidt berbreitete,
oaB auf ben aoni1m bon gobnen fit
uniere 8ebrmadt ni9t 6as Sa,,pts
getpidt gelegt tperoe. Somit befolg.
ten mir bas 8eiipiel Der @meiie rtnb
Iegten einen 8orrat bon 8obnen elm
fir oen San Ser Scot.
l1nb oas gteiultat mar folgenoes:
Mls mir sic uns 5ufauenben Bunfte
51lammeni itellten, tplroen uniere 8ob=
men, 5uiammen nit 6en eingemadten
6rii6te, uns 5u elf Hunften pro
Bfuno angere9net. Mn6ern, tpelde if
rem 8obnenoorrat angegeben batten,
puroen BLOB a6t Bunfte pro Bfuno
bere9net. @tlide Sage nad Der Static
nierung tpuroe ser @ert fir 8obnen
auf bier Hunfte pro Bfun6 ernieorigt.
Erobbem bleibt unier 8orrat auf elf
Bunften beiteben.
Gonit f0nnen sic &oniumenten,
tpel6e Dem 8eiIpiel Ser Seuidrede
folgten, NIT ibrent &ationierlngsbu6
bos Hfuno fir bier Hunfte faufen
nno oie oas 8eiipiel Der ImeiIen na6=
obn1ten un6 ibre 8obnen aufitapeltet1,
miiiien iparen, oatnit ibre 8obnen falt
orein1al 70 lange oauern miiilen.
@ir geben uns Der Soffnung bin,
ooB nit Ser 3eit cine &idtigiteuung
betperfiteligt iperoen fann, aber fir
Sen Mugenblid lit ni6ts baran 5u an-
bern, oa es ,,@eieb" lit. 9araus gebt
berpor, baB es ein i6ipieriges Inter
nebmen it, @eiete uno &egulierungen
ein5ufiibren fir iiber 130,00O,O0O
Meniden, bie fuit 5tpei 8iuion acres
2anb beipobnen.
8ergangene @o6e Iaben mir uns
ge5lpungen, ben Geriano unierer $50
6enbldtter Inn 5tpei Sage 5u beri6te=
ben, ba> tpie Die 0ruderei ertldrte,
oas Drudpapier 5tpei Gage beripatet
eintraf. l1niere 2eier tperoen bemerft
baben, oaB ieet Der Drud oes Sertes
uno Der 8iloer be6euteno beiier tit.
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has eSoiepbtmM,tt

Enclosed find Sc which I had
promised for your Students Fund.
- Reader from Glandorf, O.
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Enclosed herewith find 81 in
thanksgiving for a favor received
through my prayers to St. Joseph.
"A. F., N. Y.
X X X
Please accept the enclosed dona-
ton of s. as a thanksgiving's offer
ing for a favor received. - Q. R.,
Ohio.
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Seruialem oie Eiirne, @uppeln,
@1Ile,
Dte itolasebauten, bod sum Ster.
neniaal ".,.3
ssn tpeider, blenoeno tpeiBer Mar-
1norbelle. ,*
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Die teuren orei, Die 6m bier be-
i9ie6en,
Sielt beine ianfte 8itte, Serr, ntGt
tpa6;
9en Eraurigen fam itiaer S6lum'
merfrieoen.
Du btit auetn in b06iter Eooes>
not,
Sn oeines 2eioensfampfes bunfler
Stun6e.
sd bin betriibt, betriibt Big an
oen Sob."
60 bangt's ber5agt bon beinem blai-
len Wunoe.
9u fdmpfit auein in fdtperiter See.
1enauaI.
&ein liebeuo @uge, bas sir tr0-
teno Iel16tet.
Nur 2ilien griiBen oiG 10 mitleios-
fabl,
0ie oeiner Stirne Herlentau be.
feu9tet.
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bereit
0ie gngel beines 8aters ungeleb'n.
0ie oi6 erquiden, Serr, i1n Sooes-
itreit,
9ie oeiner punoen Seele &ublung
tpeb'n.
gu beteit, Serr, oein blaiies anse=
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ergeben,
Snoes Ger Seele 6liigel iib gum
2i6t
9es sieees oem1tfromm gen Sim,
mel beben.
. ouft'ge @artenflur @etblemane,
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abenoltiue
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9ie 8eibeoiifte our6 oie itillen
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l1no @ngelltimmen in SEN Mprten
rannen.
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pdrts finben,
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@run6,
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tpin6en.
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Qntttn1tg fiir frout11te
@abe1t 3mgnnfem
u1tierer StuDente1t

Frank Brekel, Colo. ..........$15.O0
Michael Leiker, Kans. .................. 500
N. NJ, Ohio ........... 500
Leo Favre, Arkansas ................. 500
Charles Misenko -.. 800
John Schoenberger, N. Y. ..... 800
Chris Schiermeier, Mo. . 800
Miller Rosendale, Calf. ....... 800
H. Molls, Wis. ............ 800
Johanna Loerzel, Mimi. ............... 200
Anton Giles, Oregon .-........-.... 200
Dora Nichterlein, N. J. .....- 200
Mrs. August Klesel, Texas ... 200
Thomas Burns, Calf. ... 200
G. Horn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200
Louis Voytko NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200
Ernestine Faber, N. Y. ............... 1.50
Anton Knieper, Mich. ............... 100
Mrs. c. J. Stenglein, N. Y. .....- 100
John T. Nietfeld, MINI. .......... 100
Alois Schlosser, Conn. .............. 100
Mrs. r. H. Ohlsen, Ohio ............ 100
Mrs. Lena Schneider, Ohio ........ 100
Josephine Krenn, N. Y. ............ LOO
Mrs. Anna Sieg, Calf. ........... 100
Mrs: Elizabeth Roof, Ohio ......... 100
Fred Fechter, N. J. ........... 100
Roman Viva, Mich. ...................... 100
VIGIL LIGHTS
Thomas Burns, Calf. ....$2.0O
Fred L. Schreiber ............... LOO
T. Ausdemore Observation-Disclosures 100
Angeline Gerchman ... 100
Mrs. C. Landauer, Nebraska .... 100
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31

COAL FUND
Previously credited ................$898.03
Frank Brekel, Colo. ....... 1900
Mrs. Louis Seidensticker, o. 80. 1900
Teresa Benkert, Mich. ........... 7.5O
Louis Voytko ...........:................... 400
Jacob Hanzel, Pa. .................... 1.50
Mrs. Rosa Hudson ..................... 100
Josephine Krenn, N. Y. -........... 1.0OI
Carl Kapsner, MINI. ....... so
Peter Maurer, Mich. .................. sol
S. Gundal, Mass. ......................... sol
Total Observation-Disclosures. $939.53
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-14

You remember that Redtail had
yielded to temptation and had
caught little chicken for break
, fast very early on a certain morn
ing. Now, the place where he had
caught that chicken was long
way from the Green Forest and
the home of Farmer Browns boy.
At first he planned to fly to the
! nearest safe place and eat that
chicken. Then he remembered
that in a certain big nest in a
certain tall tree in the Green Forest
he had three hungry babies.
On his way to his home in the
Green Forest Redtail flew over the
home of Farmer Browns boy. 1t
was just after Farmer Browns boy
had gone into the barn to milk the
cows. Redtail, looking down with
those wonderful eyes of his, saw
Mrs. Featherlegs and her big
family of chickens
Now, if Redtail hadn't yielded to
| temptation in the first place he
probably wouldn't have the second
| time
There is no danger" thought he
This is very small chicken for
such hungry family as / have got
waiting for me. Besides. I am half
starved myself. I may as we'll have
two as one" He dropped nearer
and nearer to the earth, all the
time watching sharply for danger
There was none that he could see
We'll. here goes for both hands
full" he chuckled, and. closing his
wings, shot down with the claws
of the empty foot spread to seize
one of the chickens.
But Redtail didn't know Mrs.
Featherlegs. If he had known her
then as he does now he would have
thought twice before trying to catch
one of her chickens. Instead of
acting afraid, as hens usually do
when Redtail appears. Mrs. Feather
legs threw herself at Redtail just
as he was about to seize a chicken,
and it seemed as if Mrs. Featherlegs
was all pecking bill and scratching
claws and beating wings. 1t was
so unexpected, this attack, that
Redtail was very much confused.
Those wings Tapping in his face
confused him. The sharp bill OF
Mrs. Featherlegs was pulling feath-
ers from his head and neck. He
suddenly forgot all about wanting
another chicken. In fact, he forgot
about the one he had already
caught and in his hurry to get
away from that angry hen he let go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-14

Our eyes followed the Jap Zeros they closer
and closer to U.s. They looked like of Ameri-
can racing planes, with their big aircooed engine and
stubby wings kept just the tops of forest of
evergreens.
The first echeon Of Zeros swept up transpar
en nose and disappeared in the metal top that shut of
our view. The second v of Japanese planes
doing likewise but just before lost sight OF them
head the Zero the left end peeled of and started to
dive for clicked the nterphone just Thatcher
did Il saw him. he said. relieved until thought
again about the turret told Thatcher to tell when
he wanted to turn the emergency power. Five or
six intermnable seconds dragged by.
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