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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Front Ground Up
By Allied Bombs
In Record Attack
BY PHIL AULT

ALI r d HEADQUARTERS,
NORTH AFRICA, May 7 (UP)-
The greatest aerial onslaught in
of ground troops ever
planes every minute
for nine solid hours-blasted the
narrow, four-mile front yesterday
and enabled the British First
Army TO smash through MASH
cault and roll across the fiat
10 TunlS.
$500 SORTIES MADE
A total of $500 sorties. largest
number ever flown in the African
theater, darkened the skies over
the narrow front that ranged from
900 yards 10 thre miles IN depth
There was hardly yard Of ground
IN that area on which Allied
bombs didn't crash.
A Joint statement hy the United
States Army Air Force and the
Royal Air Force whose COM
munlques usually are models Of
restraint and undcrs1atement--
said
The greatest effort in air
history over battlefield WAS
made yesterday by the tactical
air force of Air Vice Marshal
Sir Arthur Cunningham in CO.
operation with the advance Of
hA hn
Medjez- Tunis road south Of the
Medierda River"
Another North African record
was set by Allied planes which
ranged out across the Ncditerra-
mean 10 slash az AXIS communlca-
tons A total Of II ships were hit.
II of them sunk and several others
left in sinking condition The toll
included one AXIS destroyer sunk
and another set alirC.
Twenty enemy planes were shot
down in battle and over AXIS air
fields and another three were
downed over the Mediterranean.
The Allies lost 10 aircraft.
Four-engined Flying Fortresses
paced the attacks. and in the van
guard were Wellington, Mitchell,
Marauder Bisley. Baltimore. Bos-
ton and French bombers. Hurri-
bomber. Warhawk. Lightning and
Kittyhawk Gghter-bomhers. and
Spltfre Hurricane. WarhaWk.
Lightning and AIracobra fighters
Hardly an enemy plane was en-
COuntcrcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
War Today
AtI-out Sea Scrap
May Sea Fate
OF Axis in Tu0is'a
By !. {. OESTREICHER
KS rtte.e~ f1.'.


4 plSllNO / po>>.''...\ .'.
Great Britains Mediterranean
80, -, - .,-,.
mn a. 1'''''' q nam
IN swinging 10 sea- me Tale ot
Bizerte and the A. .s AeHt43
Africa * seen IN thu wan news
r.. 80 - o.,...st .-..,...
i''' ~
ton 10 TINS effect eS AH''I'-
can. British and French troops
smashed their way toward
r.. 80 Nm.
- NM
But a close STUDY %. il' >'.-
uauon makes such q naval
venture appear entirely logical
- -. -, ..,,. 4.,.. NAV. zoo
''''N' '''' ~
a SHOWDOWN naltie IN me Wdlel !, !
OF the R1eul'eTraHodn , MAJ w" WI.
De holTIessI! ooC,SIugu =. W :
terry contested MuCl 81. uei'li' q,
upon Nhether NluSS"i'nI VIII
ConSeni once again 10 lI>h ,'. Nv.
hdoIN odl'eIed Ile.l IN COMMA l.
-
CNf or me aC,o'> >'ItI'E w,
enhg me loSsioiIIlN Oh q ndNdl
assault - me presence III ,Nol !. ~
Alrlca OF wee AoiilltaI h ,!li-t
Aenrl Museiler OF lhe r ,ehllne
+ rehCh, VINO ue>lsileu 'llc W.
lenses OF piZerte' 80.
6elore ne ieil LONDON 10 ipiI,
Gen Sirauo' MuSeiieI cdIIeu
pointed htteniion TO 'he pm
points OF land - mics NORM ,.l
WesI OF bizeTle WniCIl d'c 'd'''"
Ihese, ne SAID arc eNcelierl'
outPosus ana "a.Ch toS , - ~
me hanuS ol me ANS ana i1'>
De reouceo peIoIe any ha 5,,
acuon a9aihSt blZeIle i l'osslul, a.
OBVIOUSLY; ne enylSdGeg Su sue.
an even tuaHly anu ne N ,II,' ;
oetter 'nan any o'lIei Ali''u
Ieader no" Wen inc oeletlseS o,
blzerle mlgh' De aoie 20 ieSiSt
an ATTACK from me >ea' -,
recent ANS reports nave Iolu
OF heaVy AIIied naVaI C0nSeI-
trauons al CloraltdI' inCIuuLIlE
aircralt carriers ana an, hunu i 81,
OF LANDING oargeS. inns may az y
nave peen propaganda sPi eau
ior olSiincl- puIpose.-
But there Is no proopaEai,lda
ano no oouot IN inc Idc' '''a I
AomiraI ! u p n ! n : p Z m Is II,
charge OF me BIl'lsh odSeu
mere ana cunningham -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Congress May Bar
Unions 10 Foremen

WASHINGTON. May 7 CUP)-
Chairman May Cd Of Kentucky
said today that the House military
affairs might incorporate in the
Senate-approved Connally plan,
seizure bill a prohibition against
foremen organizing labor unions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07

Hematite- Type ring for
men with dismond.eut
rhinestones. n cav ly
gold plated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit Newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Union City Sailor Captive

UNION CITY Mich MAY E
tUPJ-Parents Of Roy J. M4'e-ar
were advised TODAY us the nttE
that ne IS z prISouef ~ the J1pa.
ncSe IN the PhLllpp ne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
FEAR RED OFFENSIVE
Ionia Inmate Escapes

IONA. May Edward J. Fer.
guson, 80, Ionia State Hospital
trusty. escaped from the grounds
crew yesterday.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02

fonnte nad aegppten uno 5uriidflie-
gen. slber Der 2aoeraltm n1iiBte Damn
leer bleiben, oa oas acknowledgements
Gaiolin oie Sragfabigfeit pollig err
ibopfen piiroe.
Oie v2amp' fabrt fort: ,,Selbit-
peritanoli6 periudt niernano, einent
iclben 2ufttransporter Die bone 60
iolinmenge fir ben Stumbling mit5u.
geben. 2uftfrabter liefern tatia6liG
hringenoes &riegsmaterial an fernell
Sronten ab. 0ies lit aber nur n1og-
li6, neil Sanfer oas Slug5euggaiolin
ltnb S6nlier0l iiber bier @eltmeere
na6 Stellen idaffen, bie auf Sen Stout
ten Der fliegenoen Srabter angelegt
tporoen itnb."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02

pen nid]t gellmgen, ben SeloengeiIt
Der geDolferllng bon &reta 81 bre-
den go flein Die gintpobneraabl Der
Sniel ilt, oie 8atrioten MAIDEN Ben
Groberern oas 2eben ltdnoig iaucr.
8apon 5eugt elm nebr als be5ei6nen-
Der Infruf bes &onnanba11ten Der
uSeltung areta" (io Ial1tet Der anti
libe gusorud) ian Die &retenier".
SSt1 bieiem bea6tensperten 9ofunent
beiBt es II. a.: ,,8ir itnb beute 10
itarf, oaB mir &reta gegen ieoen bal-
ten f0nnen, Ser uns angreifen mag.
aub gegen bas Solf bon &reta ielblt,
bas uns 10 gar fein Seritanonis ent=
gegenbringt. slgenten, Spione, Sabo=
teure nebmen ltanoig 5u. Ser SeinO
entbalt auf mebrfa6en 8eeen Silfe.
slae ltniere @egner peroen in 3nfunft
rnbarmber5tg ausgerottet merbe1.
lleberau,, mo bie Sffupationsar1nee
nunmebr angeeriffen miro, miro Die
gelarnte 8ebolterung 5ur Geranttpor=
tlrng ge5ogen peroerL gleibgiltig, oh
ein Geri6ulOen bes gin5elnen porliegt
ooer ni6t." - @anOerer.
X X *
Der 2nf fttranspprt in 0egenluart nnO
3nfnnft
Sbglei6 ser Sransport bon Yaila-
gieren l1no Jro6t Our6 2uftfabr5euge
tereits grobe 6orti6ritte gena6t lmo
Didtigen &riegsanfgaben Oient reG-
net man bereits nit fiinftigen rnbe=
gren5ten Weogli6feiten. Oie Sad5eit=
i1rift Ser Stanoaro Sil &c., Sbe
Camp, erflart, oaB Gieientransport=
flug5euge ipdbreno bes &rieges nno
lppbl al1b nadber SraAten bef0rOern
luerOen, oab man aber fiir ibren 51-
perldlligen 8etrieb @aiolinlager i11
ser gan5en 8elt anlegen nuB.
Sour Die l6tperfen 2uftfrabter,
beiBt es, BON oenen bisber uenige
bergeltellt poroen itno, erieben
S6iffsraum BET Der 9lblieferung bon
&riegsmaterial an BEN &ffronten.
9ie leibteren nSportflug5euge bera
bral16en 4 Sonnen 8rennltoff fit
ieoe Sonne Sradt, oie iie beforOern.
Ianfi6iffe miilien bas @aiolin nad)
2anoeprnften bringen, unb baour6
meroen nieoer 4 Sonnen S9iffSraum
our6 cine Sonne 2uftfraGt gebunoen.
Gin sluSlpeg nare, an Itrategiid ber=
teilten Sunften Haffinerien bon d.
tame - oaS lit Elm iebr feines @alo=
lin fir 5lug5pede, gu erri6ten. Sic
SeSbnifer Der Stanooro Sil So. met
len aber Oie 9eibebaltltng oes Sra6t-
flug5euges nidt bon Ser Sano.
Sn Der u2amp% beiBf es: sic
Jro6tflng5euge lperoen alt6 in gu.
funft beibebalten peroen. 9ie Slug
5euginolltrie miro Damn pabrl6einlib
Seiltlrngen pollbringen, Oie ielblt Sic
Grrrngenl6aften oes &rieges in bel,
S6atten lteaen biirften. Wfan mag
5um 8eiipiel Segelflug5euge fiir bic
geforoerung bon grpreBgut benuben
GroBere unO lur1rioier eingeri6tete
Eoliogierflng5euge neroen oie S5eant
iiberbriiden, nenn crit tuieber Ser nor
male yeiieperfebr I'M Srieoen al1fge-
no1nnlen moroen lit. @ir merOen auob
cine grpeiterung Der 2uftpoit> 1no
GrpreBgltbef0roerung erleben.'
sla oies beoingt groBere Mengen
bon Jlug5euggaiolin, fiibrt sic &C.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02
NQerlci aus aQcr &clt


3. Das gfe6t auf ausrei9enoe gr
nabrung, Gleioung ln6 meoi5iniibt
6iiriorge inn Sale ser &ranfbeit.
4. 9as &edt auf Si6erbeit obne
Sur6t Dor oem 9llter, Dor Scot, Ab
bangiefeit, &ranfbeit, slrbeitsloiigfeit
uno l1nglidsfGuen.
5. 0as gfe6t, in elmer Geieui6afl
freier @irtldaft 5u Ieben, fret bon
Staatseingriffen 1no fret bon Mono
polpillfiir.
6. 9as &ebt auf bollfo1nmene 8e
regungsfreibeit, obne Sur6t Dor ser
Spibeln elmer @ebeimpoli5ei.
7. 9as Geft auf @lei6beit BOZ
>cn @eieb uno Bic @euabr eleider
gere6ter 8ebanolung.
8. 9as Eedt uuf gr5iebung 51l
s(rbeit, 5ur StootsbitrgeriGaft, 5ltl
gntfoltllng ser @eri0nIi6feit lno gu
Grboblng Ser @liidsmogli6feiten.
9. 0aS Ne6t auf llrlolb, Grbo
ll,ng, grlebnis lno 2ebensgenuB, bit
@elpGbr, IN einerF @eIeul6dft fort
Icbreitenber 3ipiliiotion SIT leben.
X X X
9as uSdtuar5bnd bes S'asiterrprs t,
Gurppa''
v25 berporrogenoe S6riftIteue1
bon 16 gtotionen'', beri6tet oie g.
9. Staats5eitl1ng ubaben ltd) 5ulorn,
nlengetan> llnO bas 8rauen bes 0ta5i.
terrors IN europa in erl6iitternoel
uno aufpiiblenoen 3eugniiien barge.
itellt. 0araus n1rOe bas ,,S6nar5
bu6 Oes gto5iterrors IN europa, bos
ser Gerlag 81 9ibro 2ibre" in See.
|rifp ioeben berallsgebro6t bat. 8or.
lonfig lit oas ,,Sibro 9tegro" MIR ii
Ipanilber Sprabe erldienen ei1l
|omerifaniibe 9lusgabe oiirfte porou5
lidtli0 ober ni6t lange auf lib parter
loiien, oa iid bereits Elm ltarfes Sn
terele Ser amerifaniiben gerlagsb1u
ier an Dem @erf bemerfbar n1a6t.
9as S6par5bu6, bas lu1ter ben
Eotronat oes 8rGiioenten ser Geprb
lif Wterifo, General 9lpila gama9o
oes Eraltoenten bon Berlt Or. Wfo
nuel Yraoo, ltno oeS Yrdlioenten SCI
t'be6oilolpafiicben Nepublif, Or. 50
marc 8eneidb, eribienen lit, lpiG trot
'elnes gtamens ni6t NIT BEN oiplo
motil6en Sarbbit6ern fonfurrieren
IS entbdlt feline bilpomatil6en Note1
|uno slftenltiide. gs entbdlt nlt1
menlbli6e 9pfunente, 3eitoofunen
te, v6oies pues', tpie Gictor Sugo fl
genannt baben piirbe.
0ieies 9u6 nit ieinen pielen Muf
|loten nno leinen GA photographer II
|nad) unierer Wfeinung cine Sat. s.
miro Ben 8epobnern ser noe ltli9el
&emilpbare 5lt meriten Wtale elm pol
Zig geibloiienes uno umfuiienoes 8ill
Ser Reriooe bes snti6riit bernitteln
Sc miro 9toro= uno Siioamerifa gum
erlten Male in @ort nno 8ilo bas
Sertierungsmerf bes. 9ea5isnus II
europa auf5eigen.
Oie bieies aufriittelnbe @erf lbu
fen, lino Die geiltige elite gnropas
Manner uno Srauen bonn &ange eines
Sbomas Wtann, Seinri6 Wann, 2io1
6eucbtlpan9er, slnna Segbers, ggol
Grpin &ii6, 2ubpig 9fenn, Bierr
ban SaaBen, @enepiebe Eabouis, Sen
ii oe &erillis unb biele anoere nebr.
X * X
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02
Nenes pGpitlides Sabrbnd

8ie allidbrlid, lit al16 in oieiem
Sabre, tros Der Sdpierigfeiten 11no
Sinoerniiie oes 8eltfrieees, bas bies-
iobrige papitlide Sabrbud erIdienen.
@s ion oas genauelte 1no bette iein,
bas ie berausgegeben poroen Nab
ben angaben oes ssSabrbu6es betr6et
bic 3abl Ser reiioierenoen 9iidofsiibc
nlln1nebr 1925 gegeniiber 1923 i'm
Goriabr. 0ie 3abl Ser apopltoliI6en
gifariate, Erafefturen l1no Miiiionen
iut illris itieg bon 459 int Goriobr
oltf 463. Sie 3abl Ser beim Seiligen
St1ble bertretenen &egier,mgen 1mo
Staaten lit 81; Oa5u fomn1en ser Ser
treter Ser Wfalteier Sroensritter lu1o
oerienige oes Erdiioenten bon 9eoro-
omerifa. Sas Sabrbud entb1lt oie5r
NAL al16 biele Gin5elbeiten Ser ein-
5elnen Oio5elen Ser gon5en gSelt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02
Gr5biidof Stritd ae9cn itaatlidJ mo
npppliItcrtc @ubltGtiofeit

Gin Elon, religi0ie uno pripote
@obltati9feit our6 Elm StoatSbiiro 5lt
erlebe11 tpuroe bon Gr5biIbof Stritdj
bon Chicago ols cine SitlernaBnabme
gebranomarft.
Ser Staat, 10 erflGrte ser Gr5.
biIdof onlaBliG ser 25. Sobresber-
lornmlllng Ser Catholic CHARITIES bon
Chicago, bat pobl cine eelpiiie YfliGt
notoiirfttgen 9iireern gegeniiber, ober
bas 8etreber, oem Staate oas gon5e
gSobltatigfeitsDerf ouf5ubiirben, 11no
Die religioie l1nb pripate @oblt6tig=
felt 5n lnterminieren, lit SEN Na5i
rno Sai6iiten entlebnt lno tpiber-
ipri6t bem amertfanil6en 1,n6 Drift.
li6en Soael.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02

X X X
@eridtdmms pon adt Sabrifen nad)
Dem Mnslanb
I6t 5abrifen bie bisber in oen
Ser. Staaten arbeitetel1, tperoe11 iett
I'M Gabmen oes 2eno=2eaie=g =grogra1n=
mes ins sluslano gelGidt. sic gebel,
an einige Weitglieber ser Ser. geatio-
nen. slugel1blidli6 peroen Gerbano;
lungen iiber oen slbtransport anoerer
Sabrifen gefiibrt.
0rei ser erlpdbnten naf) l1eberlee
beltin1mten Sabrifen itno fir gluItra-
lien beitin1nt, BRET fiir TuBlano uno
5lpei fiir sSSnOien.
3tDei Ser fir Slultralien beIti1nnlten
Jabrifen peroen auf belonoeren
@unld 0tacslrtburs gel6idt. Sic fol-
len Die &onierbenbii6ien beritellen,
oie fitr bic Gerarbeitlng ser bon Sen
slultraliern in 9fabmen bes 2eno=
Seale= le=slbfommens fir Die an1erifani=
i6en Sruppen sur Serfiigung geItea=
ten Sebensmittel benotigt iperoen. 9lI,
le na6 Aleberiee gebenoen Sabrife,l
Oienen natiirlib pi6tigen &riegspro-
oufttonsaufgaben. Sic 1perben nicbt
au5upeit bon BEN Sronten erri6tet
merben, Inn 10 bie Na6l6ubIinie,1
fltr5 5u' balten.
Sie groBte Der auf 2enb-2eale-
&onto 5u e5portierenoen Sabrifen lit
cine 9teifenfabrit im @erte bon $S,-
100000. Sieie Sabrit lit funfelnagel-
neu. Sic lit fir GuBlano beitimmt,
mo- tie idbrli6 cine Wdllion Heifen
fir Saltautomobi1e er5el1gen miro.
Sie unoeren ms 9luslano gebenoen
@erfe iino cine Sdeeniible> cine 8e-
troleumraffinerie, eine Wal6inenrepa=
ratl1rperfitatte 1no Elm &raf fttperf.
X x X
Gin nnitOr6arer Gebeim ienber
9ie bielen @ebein1ienoer, sic pGb-
reno oes lebten Sabr5ebnts betrieben
lpuroen, fonnten berbdltnis1n1Big oa-
cprb leibt llnitaoli6 gemadt per-
oen, oaB anoere Senoer auf ser glei'
6en @eaenlange ba5tpiI6enfl1nften
Inn namentli6 ipabreno zines &rie-
ges Oieie 0fogli6feit Ser 5t0rlr1a.
ous5uidlieben, bat Elm grfinoer einen
Senoer fonitruiert, ser itd) na9 Ell.
nem MIR oem gmpfdnger befannten
8lon in lnregelmabisen Mbitdnoen
a1tf beri6ieoene 8ellenldngen umitellt.
Ser apparat oes gmpfdngers folgt
0ielen1 @ehiel olttonatiid; Der STD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02

Scot fennt feinen sSeierabeno.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02
nniperiitat nun Werifp bpsiert
Sbpmismns

SSn Ser Staot Merifo lit unlGneit
In Ser uGentro Cultural l1niperi iita>
ria', oie neue fatbolii6e 6ofultGt fir
Hbilolopbie ltnO 2iteratur erri6tet
poroen. 0ie 3erenloaien puroen bon
@eneralpifar gtari1nino Gui5 y sSlo-
res bon Wterifo 1tno Sitularbil6of bon
Serbe borgenon1nen.
Oanit, 10 erflorte ser @eneralpi=
far,, miro bie 2ebre oes III. Sbonos
ipieoer al1f Dem 2ebritl1bl Der 8biloio-
pbte eingefiibrt. Inter ser 2eitung
oieies ugbiloiopben par erceuence'
nll1B bie na6 bem &riege pieOer ouf=
onbauenoe selt nieoer erlteben. Oie
Grri6tnng Ser SafultGt bate bittern
8ioeritanb bon ser 2infen gefltnoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-06-02
Cine nene vSill of Hiabts''

Sie bier Sreibeiten - Sreibeit Ser
&eoe uno MeinlngsduBerung, Srei-
beit Ser 9feligionsausiibung Sreibeit
BON 9eot nno Sreibeit bon Slr6t -
biloen einen ipelentli6en 8eItanoteil
oes 9roben neutrality-suspicious. oes
uNationa1 Helources 8lannina
Soaro". 9ies 9ofllment entbGlt ober
ou6 ein nebr ins ein5elne gebenoes
Frogromm, cine neue ,8in Of Gigbts'
oeren neun Hllnfte folgenbermoBen
formuliert ipur0en:
1. Sas Hedt auf Mrbeit.
9. 9as He6t al1f einen gere6te1l
2obn, ser Scot unb Mrmut ausI6liebt
nno Ser Elm eeniigenoes sequipalent
fir slrbeit, Snitiatipe, Spariamfeit
nno anoere geieui6aftli6 tpertpoIle
Oienlte bes gin5elnen oaritent.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-12-04
.COMIN' & COIN

A recent Alaska Steamship vessel brought q number of pass engers for Kodiak.
 Thomas R. Champion, Hans Elden, Helen Flory, Walter Kizer, Ethel Kizer, Patsy Mae Kizer, Mrs. Mary Jensen, Chas. H. Metzgar, Jauell Smith, Edity, Gene, Marilyn and Glen ace Sundberg.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-12-04

for the children now in their care. Included in this group are Miss Rosalie Olson and Miss Cecile Tucker of McWhinnie Cottage, and Miss Estelle Mar lin and Miss Enid Myers of Aver Cottage, all of Kodiak; and Miss Mary Setzekorn and Miss Pearle Rold who work in Baker Cottage, Ouzinkie.
 Four glrls Eleanor Neckefer- off, Elsie Carlson. Anna Pavloff and Alice Brun, sang most ac- ceptably the familiar gospel song ."1t Pays to Serve Jesus,' acc companied by Miss Marlin at the piano,
 Of those who have had a home .iip the Mission, none is better known than Mrs. Grace Kerr. All of the staff were happy to have her present. Mrs Kerr en- tered the Mission forty nine years ago.
 At the conclusion of the pro- gram, the group adjourned to the Superintendent's home, Doane Cottage, where refresh ments of coffee, cake and dough- nuts wele served by Mrs. Win ter and members of the staff and friends. The anniversary cake, baked by pvt. Eddie Si- mon, and decorated by Sgt. Portss Wolly, was masterpiece of decorative art. Two tiered, it weighed about ffty-fve pounds. The anniversary dates, the ! name of the Mission, and the scriptural words, Faith, hope, love-" were on the front of the cake Clusters of pink roses, with green leaves lay on back ground of white. The iclng was completed with pink roses and streamers with basket weave. All who attended will remem- Der the occasion with warm ro- collections of the splendid spirit which pervaded the atmosphere.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-12-04
Woman Who Entered Mission 49 Years Ago Is Anniversary Guest

At the Thanksgiving season, and in spirit of true thankful ness, the founding of the Kodiak Baptist Mission was commence rated in the golden anniversary year, l943. The observance was made in a program starting at four o'clock in the afternoon of Sunday, November 28
 Nearly one hundred friends gathered to join the Mission family in the celebration. Of those present many were from the military and naval estab- lishments at Kodiak. Col Rob- inson, Col. Shafer and Col Boyes were recognized.
 The Mission familyj% itself, was complete From Ouzinkie, the group living there in Baker Cottage braved a real Alaskan storm to attend. .
 Rev. John s. Winter present superintendent, gave a brief sketch of the work, recalling the vision of those New England women who sent the first mis- sionary. MT. Nelson Chamber lain. who relinquished the super intendencys of the work only this year, recalled the highlights of the last five years, when the Mission was opened on Kodiak Island, where it was moved from Woody Island after more than forty years there. His re- marks closed with m account of the plans to purchase a new truck, which were realized after two years. The generous contri- buttons of friends, both near and far, have met the entire cost #
 Rev. Gregory s, Morony, pas tor of the Community Baptist Church, and .appointee of the general American Baptist Home Mission Society, brought greet ing, expressing appreciation for the contribution the Mission has made to the commun ty, and the church
 A message from Miss Alice w. s. Crimson, Executive Sec retary of the Woman's Amer ican Baptist Home Mission Soc Iety, which sponsors the Mis- sion, was read. It was expressed in two citations from Scripture
 Each of the workers in the cottages of the Missi> n express cd a personal sentiment or wish
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By fLNLR 4. CARTER



WI Ia SEND more people like Marian An
derson ana tihoe ointment artists 20 England
Wa sh. .i AZ he sfatcmcn, ~ lehud Menahin.
'he newspaper on his return from England
1fsfc ~ inimated. ateai need ana demand Ia
Eneland for NE interpreted u tho hest IN msir not
onia among iAe armed f'rces hut other groups as
aeu
lhs suggestion by such a distinguished hente
Ia u.s. world az Music as M,nnhn deserves me 81
floas ,onstl ration Of tie War y. pariment. And u
So is flyogahiv acted upon Will be in our hun'ht
opinion one ~ tlc most cnccilye means 81 rasins
ihc ,nofeie ~ American soldiers
otriaiuy iho presence ia England or Airifa or
Ans c,ia 81 great Negro artist such ~ Marian
Anderson or Roland Hnycs Dorothy Nlaynor will
do ma, TO give he Negro soldier iba sense % pride
ANA iosalty which repeated humiliation. The newt
sNle consequence Of discrimination and segregation
tends 10 rob him Of The presence az artists such a.
th,se would have a sanitary effect on Americas white
soldiers too many o. whom have never heard of or
seen y great white conce- artist lei alone Negro.
Europe has aieats been kindly d.sposed toward Ne
gro mnsiei,n~ ana our English aliie would unques
tionablv giee them an enthusiastic reception
ta.rs niliarv or naval onicer knows the value Of
lifh s-aic az morale in he troops under rom
nand Superiority Of arms and equipment docs not
r.rsssaiiiy insure victory The history Of warfare
Il repiete with instances where an army ownum
hered and ouieunned has by the sheer force Of
sriri. overcome its enemy Tha spirit The moon
ou.,abie viii 10 win can only inculoated in The
saidier when he e moved by ne profound conviction
mat the cause for which he hghts more impor-
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tani than anything else including lie so secret
weapon no matter hos powerful can take he place
Of morale Without il even ,hc iAreest army has
fatal weakness, with it The smallest army has I'M.
measurable strength
q me disn;ceraiinr enec, cf racial scelcga-
ton and Discriminate on me Ncgro soldiers mo-
ralr ~hich proFokcs ihe uunaegine. PROBES OF Nc-
gro leadership against continuation or this ro.
ICY For racial segregation must invite racial dis
orn'ination. and racial Discrimination creates nm
net'ssare aniaeonsns. nonrishes bitterness and rc-
sentiment Marian Anderson Catafina Jarbofo Doro-
y Maynard, Joe Lonis, Roland Hayes can lin the
Negro soldiers morale but they alone cannon N
unm with that spirit which will make Of them a
great lighting force.
American Negro leadership Of press. church and
school wants to feel that the Negro soldier il riy
ershir should want no less Indeed It may become
imperative before fhe victory is won ami The forces
OF Nazism are cfusled to utilize Negro soldiers on
many fronts in highly anpofant operations
The chief concern Of the war and Navy Depart.
ments should -liov We make he best use OF
tho Negros potential strength aud Of his matches
spirit Of devotion and loyalty nv racial discfimi.
naton2 by racid serreeation9 By extending even
into mo valley 81 me shadow Of death ihe Srcal an
pufienances OF me slave SYSTEM
The honest answer is obvious And n IL na, no
yond the realm Of possibility that me answer will
be made on ne sandy beaches OF Europe But The
tragedy Of this insofar as the Negro 4 con
cerned Is hat TOO often decisions as nomentous &c
this are conditioned by the resourcefnlness and
cunning OF Hitler ana Trohito and not bv the faith
OF American leadership IN the democratic principle
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Born Into Methodism

His father of the pioneers Of the Nlch.n
conference and remained faithful and true untl he y
stricken with paralysis about four years ago Tbons
unable TO pastor or preach his son has provided ono
able apartment where he rest and recuperate Whe
all cares and worries forgotten and where a. cs
spend his declining days in peace and quiet lis notbe,
i cultured woman Of great refinement and intense ra
giouS inclinaons. From his parents he inherited Nom
bership in the AAE church
In school he gave close attention TO all his tasks ed
made rapid progress in the graded school and arad,ed
from he Flint Central High school HI was an csrenoH
ally brilliant scholar and displayed talent in orator. that
attracted much attention in high rhool