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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31
Huskunft
= Mrs. s. g., Dbip

UeE OleDeII SDNteESeIl U(uElu UeLuul-
benen slblaiie getuinnen tpoaen, iinb
folgenoe 8eoingungen 5l1 erfiiaen:
3uerlt ertpeft man 9feue rn0 2eio
uno betra6tet oann ser 9feibe na6
beim slbbeten Der @eiebe oie iteben
S6mer5en unb betet BEL ieoer Be-
tra9tung Elm 8ater unler unb iieben
@egriiBt letlt bu Maria. Gum S6lui-
ie betet man nod orei Ioe Marta our
8erebrlng Der Srdnen, oie Die aller-
ieIigIte SSungfrau BEL bieien S6ner5en
bergoiien bat, Inn Die @naoe zines
tpabren S6mer5es iiber l1niere Siin=
ben uno INN Der fir oieie slnoa9t
perliebenen MbIGiie teilbaftig 81 mer-
SEN. Die ieben S6mer5en Warid itno
sic fo1senoen: 1. 9ie @orte oes greis
len Simeon, oaB ein S6tpert oes
Sdmer5es ibre Seele bur6bobren
miro; 2. Oie S1u6t na6 Megppten;
8. 8erluit bes Sell1fnaben auf Der
&iiffebr bonn Tenpel our 3eit bes
Siterfeites; 4. Die 8egegnung NIT IT,
rem geliebten 5obne auf bem 8eg
gum &albarienberg; 5. Seius miro
am &re,5e erbobt; 6. Seius miro BON
elmer 2an5e 6urdbobrt, pom areu5e
berabgenommen uno in oen S6oB Der
Mutter gelegt; 7. Seius miro in oas
@rab gelegt.
Die fir oiele glnba6t betpiIligten
Mbldiie iino re9t mannigfaltig: iieben
Sabre unb iteben Quaoragener, oaau
nod 100 Sage fir ieoes 8ater nnier
l1no @egriibet ieiit on Wtaria, tpenn
man oieien &oienfran5 gan5 betet;
in elmer Serpitenfirde gebetet, ooer
ou9 ionlttpo am Sreitag unb an oen
Sagen Ser 40tagigen Saiten, ooer am
Seite ser iieben S6mer5en rno tpdb-
reno Der Sftab> 200 Sage fir ieoes
8ater l1nier rno @egriiBet ieiit ou
Maria; na6 Notwithstanding uno
8ei6te 200 Sabre, faas alt6 nod nab
ser Meinung oes 81. 8aters gebetet
miro; boufommener MblaB einmal i'm
Sabre, fans man oieien &oienfran5
getpobnbeitsmdBig biermal betet, -
es fann 0ieier IblaB an irgenoeinem
Sage getponnen Deroen nab 8et6te
un6 &ommnnion; bollfomnener Mb<
LAB einn1aI i'm Wonat, falls man ben
&olenfran5 tdgli9 betet, - 8ei6te,
&ommu1ion uno @ebet na6 Mei'
nung bes 81. gaters; 10 Sabre fir
iol6e, oie Ben &oienfran5 Der iteben
S6mer5en BET it9 tragen uno oft be-
ten, faus fie na6 8eibte un6 &on-
1nunion Die Welie boren, ober Die
Breoiet, ODER bas MQerbetligite 5u
einem &ronfen begleiten, Seinbe aus
iobnen, ODER Siinoer befebren, ODER
iieben 8ater 11nier uno iieben &C.
griBet leilt on Maria bete11, ober ionlt
Elm leibli6es o6er geiltiges 8erf Der
8armberaigfeit berri6ten 5u gbren
seiu ooer Der anerieligiten Sungfrau
ODER irgeno zines S9ubbeiligen. BUR
@etpinnung oteier sbldiie lit es not
tpen6ig, baB Der &oienfran5 bon ben
Serbiten getpetbt iei, o6er aud bon
an6eren Brieitern, oie bier5u bepous
mddtigt in6.
-8. s., Ha.-
Die meiiten bieier iogen. @ol6rabs
men iino ni9t bergoloet, ionoern eins
fa9 bronaiert. Desbalb fa1tn man oie'
ielben aud nit iogenannter @olobron-
40 Sic hiIIin erh1ItIih 1T tnip6pr fr1ie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31
Die WeIiberuehmie
81, Benedict Wund Sable

Erprobtes Hemlttei sesen ale Arten Won alten
und frschen Wunden, Geschwueren, Gawaechsen,
Bisswunden, Karbunkeln, usw. Bite Geld nur durch
Post Money Order sohicken. - keine Clamps. -
60 Cents die Sohachtel, bel: J. L. STAAB, 172o9
ValIeyvIew Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31

idlilnmIten Gorm, tpenn bem nab ST.
1einberribaft liiiternen uebermeniden
oos Gebt Ser l1nteroriidung ieiner
Dtitmeniden eingeraumt perben iollte.
Dieie Sbeorie bonn ueber- ooer Ser.
renmeni6en lit cine gemetne Serabs
tpiirbigung oes Meniden, neil ieoer
Meni6, ,obne l1nteridieb Ser Iaiie ooer
ees Stanoes, sotteegebenes 9fe6t ouf
&erionlide Sreibeit bot. Die Nietif)e
uno oie Na5ipbiloiopbie iino cine
@eltanl6aultng Der Heitid]e.
Na6 Ser Mnl6auung bieier 2ebens-
pbiloiopbie iinb @eiltesfranfe, Soio-
ten, &riippel, S6pad1inge, alte Ween-
I9en, oie fir oie Meni6en5iidtl,ng
mertlos iino uno BEN &ulturfortibritt
ben1men, m0gli6It balo aus oem 8ege
81 raumen, mas Die Na5i ia ourbge-
fiibrt baben unb tagtaglid an ungliid'
li6en Weni6en Our6fiibren.
- s. s., Iaii. -
lleber oie Srage, Oh Sleii6foIt ODER
Hflan5enfoit als meni6lide Nabruns
eeliinoer iei, lit idon ieit Sabrbun-
oerten biel geltritten unb piele 8anbe
miiieni6aftlider Gbeorien a1fgeltent
porben. 9as Sier uno ser pri1nitioe
Menl9, uno beut5utage au6 Der 8il-
oe leben 10, tpie Die Natur es ibnen
pori9reibt. 9ie Weni6en bon bamals
traren geluno unb ltarf. sic erlegten
oas in ben 8aloern borbanoene 8ilo
uno bereitete es rob ooer gebraten 5ur
gtabrung nabrten iid au6 bon Bflan-
aen uno Srii6ten, bie iid ibnen boten.
0fit ser gnttpifllng unb 8eranOe=
rung inn Eier> l1nb Bflan5enreib, nit
Der Bern1ebrl1ng Der Weni6en, nit
Der fortidrettenoen 3ipiliiation an
oerte ii9 audi nottpenoig bie 2ebens-
peile. sic bat man6e 8erbeiierungen
erfabren, lit aber au6 tn pieler 8e@
51ebung idle6ter getporoen. gs tpare
fir oie @eiunobeit Der mooernen
Meni6en iebr borteilbaft, penn lie
bon Ser l1eberfultur in manber Stn=
li9t 5ur l1rnatur auriidfebren tpiiroen.
Iuf oem @ebiete Der WeOi5in lit man
iGon bielfa9 CUR yeatur 5uriifgefebrt
in ser @alierfur unb in Der Mnnen=
o1,ng bon Seilfrdutern. 8as nun bic
gtnGbrung binlidtli9 Der Sleii6> unb
gflan5enfoit betrifft, 10 gibt es Ser
treter beioer @nlt6ten. 0as Cute uno
9eite Iiegt au9 bier in Ser Weitte. l1no
Die Natur 5eigt au6 bier BEN ri6ttger
@eg. 9ie gndbrungsorgane oes
Meni6en tpeiien barauf bin, baB mir
iotpobl Der SleiI6= als aub ser Sflan=
aenfoit bebiirfen, Tim uns ri6tig 5u er=
nabren, uno baB cine einieitige gr=
r6brung ipie lte 8. 9. sic 8egetarier
befiirtporteten, gan5 unnatiirlif uno
un5tpedrnGBig lit. Srobbem t0nnen tn
bipioueue Saue eintreten, mo Sleiid-
folt als un5utrdg1ib abgeraten pirb.
SON ben iogenannten Diaten, ipel6en
sic Mberfultipierte meoi5inil6e 8iIien=
|i9aft por5ui6reiben pflegte, entfernt
man it9 neueroings INNER mebr, oa
es lt6 berausgelteut bat, oaB es fei'
nestpegs ertpieien lit, 6aB @idt, 3uf'
ferfrantbeit uno anoere Stofftpediel'
franfbeiten auf ben Sleii9genuB 5u'
rDd5ufibren iino. Sour Dor einem
nuB getparnt tperoen, ndmlid, oab
nan ii9 Dor iibertriebenem Sleii4ge'
.a..s h;:4a.. mil, &1,aS,4r& n1tf SIG
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31

"
VaIieyvIew Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
ltets nit Hflan5enfolt - @emiiie uno
SbIt - permiibt, genoiien tperoen.
9a es aud Bflan5entolt gibt, wie 3.
9. oie Siillenfrii6te - 8obnen, CRIB
ien -, sic i6per berOauli6 iino, lit
bel oeren @enuB biel 8elpegung uno
3immergpmnaltif uno beionoers frele
2uft an5uraten, mas fir oen geregel'
ten Serlauf ser MISUNDERSTANDING
uno sic @eiunobeit ebenIo tpihtig lit
mie Die art ser grnabrung.
- $. g., Sla.
8ernltein (Inber) lit elm foiiiles
(perbartetes) Sar5 bon 8aumen aus
Der Gerti6r5eit ser groe. gs lit fir
geipobnlid gelb Biz braunlif gefarbt,
mitunter audi berrlid grim uno blau
gIGn5eno uno mon6mal nit Bflan5en
uno fleinen Gieren eingei6loHen.
8ernltein fon1mt am bdrfiglten in Der
Office Dor. Ct 1par i6on ben alten
G0nern uno @rie6en befannt. 2es-
tere nannten es gleftron, neil our6
Heiben nit 8ernltein gleftri5itat el1ts
ltebt. 8ernltein miro auf Ser Orebbant
5l1 ollerlei S6mltdiaden berarbeitet.
M6at lit Elm Mineral. gs trdgt
leinen Namen bon oem SluB I9ates,
lebt Oirillo, altf Si5ilien. IS miro als
Salbeoelltein betra6tet. gs be1tebt
aus oi6ten aggregaten bon Nuar5.
gs bat pra6tpolle natiirlide 3eid-
nungen uno fann nod ourd fiinltli6e
6arbung perid0nert peroen. Oie
&l,nlt, sdat 5u i6leifen, par biz 5u
Anfang oes 19. SabrbunOerts nur in
SSStalien befannt, bon no aus Die ges
farbten Seine in 0ie oel1tl6en Idat'
l6leifereien famen. Mittelpunft Die.
ier Snouitrie tpar bamals pie nod
beute sic @egenb bon Soar 1no Sber-
itein an Ser Nobe. Sic lit beute 5u
elmer gigeninoultrie in Oeutidlanb
gepor0en. 0urd SGrbung tperoen al.
lcrleifarbige Steine bergelteut, Die 81
Sol5fetten, ubrgebangen uno peribies
benen S6mudiaden berarbeitet iper'
Sen.
-G. s., Maii. -
Die er1te &unbe bonn Sabaf bat Die
5ipiliiierte Wenibbeit bon einem ipani'
i6en Wfon6e erbalten, pel6er bel Der
5,peiten Sabrt oes Columbus na6 Der
9selen 8elt fam l1no bier 5uriidblieb.
Sein 9eridt gelangte I'M Sabre 1896
nab europa uno er nannte oas &ral1t
Sobobo; ser lateinii6e Same oes Sa=
bats lit Serba Nicotina, lpel6en Sea-
men Ser Sabaf erbielt, als 1896 So
bann geicot, Der bamalige @elanote
am portugieitiben Sofe, Den erIten
Eabafiamen na6 Baris ianote. Ser
iebige Name bes Gabafs ion bon el'
ner Snlel namens Sobago berfommen,
mo oas &raut 5uerit gefunoen muroe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31

feinen Saarpiniels ben Nabnten NIT
etner peroiinten Observation-Disclosures
l6iung (8ater @lass). @dbrenb oie.
ier slnitrid nod fe,,dt lit, beitaubt
man bie beitri6ene Slade nit fetner
8ronae. I'm cine sleidforntise ,nb
m0gli6it glatte gergoloung, eigentlid)
8ron5ierung, au er5ielen, flint man
Elm, fleines Slaid6en, nit bretter
Seffnung, nit 8ron5e uno binoet iiber
eie Seffnung Elm grobes Stiid @aie'
5eug (gbeeie CLOTH. 9amit beltdubt
man nun ben &abrnen. @enn oas gut
troden lit, baftet bic 8ron5e 10 fell
ouf oem &abmen, oaB man es NIT et
rem barten, glatten @egenitanb polie'
ren fann. Mebnli9 fan man au6 mel
itngene 2eudter uno Sirtures auf
frii6en.
- s. g., SG.
@enn Sic ni9t oen getpiini6ter
Grfolg nit sltml1ngsiibungen batten
10 baben sic oielelben ni6t genal
nod Gori6rift porgenommen uno MIDI
regelmdBig ldngere 3eit. Die bon Ell
nem alten oeuti6en Mr5te empfoblen'
Mtmungsgpmnaitif miro ouf folgeno'
8eiie borgenommen: Wan i6opft 5u
erIt >ettpa 5-6 Wal tief Mtem. Oanr
flint man sic 2ungen nit Suit, in
Dem man tief einat1net l,no etlibe sc
f1,noen ben gltem anbdlt. Darauf at
met man aus, atrnet tpieoer 2uft ei1
rnb balt oen 9ltem ettpas Ianger an
DieIe Bro5ebhr pieoerbolt man etlid'
Weale am Sage. 8ei &erdbuiten, Iitb
ma ober i9tperer 2ungenerfaltlnl
reibt mani borber bic 8ruit NIT beiBe1
gei9nol5ener Butter elm, beionber;
abenbs Dor Dem S9lafengeben.
Inn Geiultate 5l1 er5ielen, muB ma1
tdgli9 nobenlang uno iogar monate
lang bie @tmungsiibungen MAIDEN
Ser betr. Ir5t bebauptet, Oan1it dro
riides aitbma un6 i6tpere Ser5leibe1
gebeilt at baben. Oie meiiten Menibe,
| iheuen bieie umitanoli6en Wittel Uni
periuden lieber iogen. Batentbeilnit
te16en, oie tpobI ternpordr belfen, abe1
ridt furieren unb oft i6dbli6e 8e
itanbteile entbalten, bie Dem &0rpe1
1baoen.
s.. IS. g., ga.
Ser eegenparttg in BEN Ser. Staa
ten befinolide oeutl l6e Craftsman
unb friibere 9feidsfan5ler 0r. Sein
ri9 8riining fam i'm Mai 1884 bier
Der. gr propbe5eite bamals (im Sabr
19s4) ben Stur5 oes Na5iipltems il
5ebn Sabren. 9as eeidabe alio in
noditen Sabre 1914. ugei6ts", er
fldrte bamals 9r. Briining .bat ben
gea5iregime uebr geidaoet als Die Su
oenberfolgung. Sd CLAUDE, Der 8i
oeri itano oagegen lit iebr berbrettet
ielbit in BEN eigenen &eiben Ser Na5i
partet.
uOieie Berfolguneen finben MIDI
einnal bel elmer fIetnen Winoritd
Mntlang, un6 6ies lit Die ei,5ige Sofi
| nlng, Die i6 fir sic 3ufunft meinej
8aterlanbes bege."
"3eniur uno cine rigoroie milita
riide Iufit9t', fubr 8riining fort
,,ma6ten es 1nmoglid, @iberitan6 8,
crganiiieren."
-M. 49,, q. g.
Ser @runb, tparum Sitler unb 6i
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-31
9. s., ga.

Die neiiten 6ieier iogen. @olorabs
men iinb ni9t bergol6et, ionoern ein-
fa9 bronaiert. Desbalb fa,tn man Die.
ielben au9 nit iogenannter @olobron-
ae, bic bilig erbdltli6 lit, tpieoer mie
neu MAIDEN. gu oieiem 3tped reinigt
man iie ouerit NIT itarfem @ooaiei'
fentpaifer ntttelit i6arfer 8iirite uno
trodnet nit, einem tpollenen 2appen
ab. Damn be5trei9t mon. r1ittels zines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
SECRET HEADQUARTERS

One Of their first moves was TO
establish a secret headquarters re-
mole from the circuit court cham
berS in Lansing. where witnesses
could be interrogated without be-
ing recognized. This was prac-
tice followed by Judge Ferguson.
All of the arrests so far were
connected with two bills - the
anti-hranch banking measure and
a bill regulating cosmetologiStS.
According 10 reports. the new
grand jury discoveries involve
other legiSla ion as well.
Commenting on the recent &C
tivity. Judge Carr said:
ut was our purpose to avoid
all publicity In order to smash
ahead with our inquiry I'm secret.
Ctr best -preFk Vas done during
this period"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Social Register
Drops Many

NEW YORK. Nov. u INS)-
The 1914 Social Register was out
today. with a number of well
known names missing.
Mrs. Richard Whitney, wife OF
the eX-president of the New York
STOCK Exchange, was dropped.
Her husband was ouSted after be-
ing convicted OF embeZzlement IN
1889.
Diana BARRYMORE. daughter OF
the late John. was blue-penclled,
presumably for her marriage 10
actor Bramwell Fletcher. Also
dropped, and also recently mar
ried 10 actresses were 1t Charles
A. Mum Jr. who married Louise
Stanley, and Ensign Anthony J.
Bliss. who we'd Jo Ann Savers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Woman Wants Job
Taking Care OF Children

War Problem Clinic:
I'm q years old and single. ]
have worked in a factory for
eight years and am tired Of it.
1 would like a job taking care
of children in some nursery OF
any other place similar TO this
Where can l apply for such a job ?
MISS K. M.
Dear Miss r.. NJ:
The Board of Education, 1346
Broadway, Is looking for nur-
sery School teachers, nursery
aides. and nursery cooks. These
three jobs require different
qualifications. May / suggest
that YOU see them or phone
Randolph 1926 10 see II you are
qualified
MRS. IRENE r. MURPHY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
War Problem Clinic:
Nursery School
Teachers, Aides
Badly Needed
Board OF Education
Looking for Volunteers;
Qualification Vary

A war worker has decided 70
leave tho defense plant where she
is employed, bat still wants to
help in the war effort. She would
like a job in nursery school and
asks the WAR OBLE NJ
CLINIC to help her.
Mrs. Irene +. Murphy, family
and child welfare secretary Of the
Council of Social Agencies, an
swers this question and offers sug.
geStions that should prove helpful
to the many readers of the WAR
PROBLEM CLINIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Proud Of Serving
43 Years in Job
Honored al Banquet
Survived rs Bosses
a new broom always sweeps

a new broom always sweeps
clean"
These are the -lANnrIte words
of John Jack Mccain. and he
is most proud of the fact that
during his 43 years OF service as
an adj foreman on The Detroit
1 Times none of the new brooms,
in the form of p superintendentS
he has worked under have ever
found reason TO denote or fire
INN.
A shy man Of. simple tastes,
Jack Mccain was nearly flabber-
gasted when famed movie star
jimmy Cagney asked him 10 be
the special guest al the first
showing in Michigan of the news
paper picture. Johnny Come
Lately" now at the Palms-State
Theater
GUEST or HONOR
In a telegram to Mccain. Gag
neY regretted that he could not
come TO Detroit for the first show
lng. but nevertheless the gray
haired al foreman was the sub
iect of much praise as guest OF
honor at a banquet attended by
officials -at-the- Limited Artists
Corp. the United Detroit Theaters
and his co-workers and close
friends at The Detroit Times
81 was never n man for
notoriety," he said shyly But
I have always tried 10 do my
job right. and 1 can say that
during my years or work ! have
witnessed one of the greatest
revolutions-the change from
the old days when type was
hand set 10 now when big ma
chimes do the work"
There Is one observation I
would like to make. think
youths today should he urged 10
take greater interest in their
work. n they would. there would
he much less trouble In the
world. I guess they call II de-
iipquency nowadays.
ADVICE To YOUTH
"Yes. II more youths placed
less emphasis M their pay check
and more on becoming n real
credit 10 themselves there
would he much less trouble"
Mccain asked Florence, his
wife of az YEARS. to open a GAIT
Of two xSported pipes and tobacco
presented by Csgney ,and United
Artists Corp, which released the.
first film produced by William
Cagnev Productions. r.
Mccain, who lives with his wife
at 9l5 Fisher, says his age Is
more or less a secret, and il Is
not belied by his alert eye and a
strong and hearty handshake.
II was the couples first real"
social affair in three years, but
both thoroughly enjoyed" the
picture based upon a newspaper
man who realizes a lifelong ambi-
lion 10 have his own newspaper
and portrayS his resultant and
successful journalistic triumphs.
Those who attended the dinner
included Morris Dudelson. branch
manager of the United Artists
/ Corp. Jack r Reagan and Miss
Marie Meyer Of the United De
iroit TheaterS Mr. and Mrs John
Canton and AL Munroe of The
/ Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Graft Inquiry
Links Ex-Regent
Times Photo
Continued from Page one)

CONTINUED from Page One)
Carr has employed the trained
investigators who were the eyes
and the ears for Senator Ferguson
when the senator conducted the
Detroit grand jury which sent
scores of politicians and policemen
To jail.
These experienced sleuths did
not enter the inquiry here until
Sept y They arc aided by a
squad Of state policemen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
10 Pei. More Aid
For War on Jdps
Sought by Mas
VIII Shorten Road
10 Victory by Half
Congressman Says
nv RAY RICHARDS

WASHINGTON. Nov q II
The Alfred hleh command would
now allocate 10 per cent more of
Americas fighting strength 20 The
Pacific. making IS Ter cent m All,
the duration az 'hc war with
japan would be cut N half
That statement was made to-day
nv Rep Mas. Minnesota Repub-
hcsn. on the strength Of personal
contact which he says he MAIN
tsins with the Pacific fighting
front
DenounclnE The fact that Gen.
Macarthur Is receiving but , per
cent al United States battle ma
tenal ALLEGATION. Mas asserted
that q prolonged period Of de-
IenSive fighting must ensue be
fore American forces can advance
farther after their invasion al the
Gilbert Islands.
The American people can
understand the Pacific situation
only n they get rid of the idea
that military men decided the
grand strategy Of this global
conflict" the Minnesota con-
gresham went on.
The grand strategy was de-
cided by President Roosevelt
and Prime Minister Churchill.
the first an entirely nonmilitary
man. the second n man whose
occasional excursions into mill
tary technique have brought
such woefui results a. the Oar
dapelles campaign al the first
world war.
Had military men laid oui
the grand strategy nj the he
ginning, the Pacific would have
received sufficient ALLEGATION 10
have shortened the war with
Japan immeasurably. II believe
that had military men alone
done the overall planning, Ger
many would he exactly In the
Might she h to-day, and Japan
would he hall way on the road
TO defeat"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Sfdfe Tax Receipts
Go Up S3,7t3,2t5

LANSING. Nov. u CUP)-Thc
state department of revenue to-
day completed its annual report
for the fiscal year ended June
80, showing n total tax collection
OF Sl04612. lS4. Of which sales and
use taxes. accounted for $50
ass. ~.
Collections by the department
were S3.7l3,2l5 greater than for
tho previous fiscal year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Check Charge Depends
on Payments Condition

War Problem Clinic:
l let a married man have Sl0C
and he gave me a check for that
amount. But when / deposited II
on my bank account, they sent me
a letter saying il was no good
because he didn't have that much
money. How can / get this money
as he isn't working at the time ?
MISS L. C.
Dear Miss l.. g.;
If at the time YOU gave the
money you were really cashiRg
a check, you may have q Grim
inal matter TO take up with the
prosecuting attorney. III you
loaned the money first and then
got the check all YOU can do is
90 sue on the check and hope
that at some time. he will he
working and YOU can then gar
nishee his wages. For this you
will need an attorney.
FRED NJ. BUTZEL-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Husband Leaves Wife,
Takes Her War Bonds

War Problem Clinic:
/ have been married for II
years. My husband and l have
been separated a number of times,
but this time he left, taking my
war bonds. How can I get them
hack? l don't know the serial
numbers on them.
MRS. X. w.
Dear Mrs. n. w:
i am afraid you will have
hard time getting the bonds
back unless Won sue for a di-
Xorce and the Judge makes an
order.
FRED NJ. BUTZEL,
Chairman of the Council OF
Social Agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
FULL TIME AIDE

Atty. Gen. RuShton has assigned
John r. DcthmerS, one Of his
assistants and state Republican
chairman. AS his full time aide in
interrogating witnesses.
Long active in Democratic poll
tics. HemanS was candidate for
the nomination for attorney gen
eral in 1886 but lost the fight in
the party'S convention. He served
as a l.. of NJ. regent from 1885
10 1871.
In the meantime he practiccd
law IN Lansing and represented
various firms interested in legisla-
ton.
Hamilton was indicted by Judge
Ferguson for taking a $4,000
bride in connection with the Her
man Gardens project and served
three years IN jackson, less time
of for good behavior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Gold Star Mother Dies

SAGINAW. Nov y - Saginaw
County'S first Gold Star Mother
from World War / died here
Yesterday. She was Mrs Louise
Stuhldrher Phillips, 81. of 1893
Hanchett Her son. Dewey Phil
lips. WIN the Distinguished Serv-
ice Cross az Chateau-Thlerry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-02
How much does it cost to bomb Berlin ?

SUPPOSE in the dusk Of English evening 900 huge
~ bombers the Channel and head for Berlin
BY the time those planes England their motors will
have consumed 2,400 900 gallons of gasoline!
The cost Of the gasoline ALONE will be more
than $3.50 900.
To pay for the gasoline used on ONE such raid 90 900 Ae
cans would have to invest least 10 next paw
check in War Bonds
You get big kick out of reading about those OO0pane
raids You know raids if repeated often enough
will soften up the Axis. But
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-02

What YOU doing help pay the of those raid2
Gin addition to the gasoline they Uncle Sam TWO
HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS to build / 900 Anchored
bombers plus the of training the 10000 men who
make up their crewsD
Modern war is expensive business its cost runs into
fantastic figures 3OOOOOOO American wage now
putting of 10 of each pay check into War
Bonds every pay day but still it isn't enough
Our air raids the Axis increasing frequency and
intensity When land operations really going the will
be staggering.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-02

More and Americans join the Pay Roll Savings
Plan than those already in the Pay Roll Savings
Plan must begin to jack up their War Bond purchases "
must start to invest than 10 percentl
Remember War Bonds are the finest investment in the
world today You get back 81 for every So you invest And
the War Bonds you buy the quicker the Axis
will be licked and the less the will in the long
Think it over And every time you're tempted to put
nickel in something you don't absolutely needput it in War
Bonds instead
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-02

johnson & Huffman
S. S. Kresge Co.
Landy Furniture Co.
Mack & Mack
Mackraft Shops
Mellencamp's
Moffett's Shoe Store
j. E. Moore Co.
Moyer-Fletcher
Pete's Cafe
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-02

Martin Dawson Co.
Doran Chevrolet Co.
Ernies Ice Cream
Family Radio Shoppe
Gauss Baking Co.
A. Green Jeweler
Greene's Paint Store
o. A. Hankinson Co.
Hartwick Wescott Co.
Hayward's Mems Wear
Hotel Huron
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-02
keep ON BACKING THE ATTACK!
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Cunningham Drugs, Inc.
Detroit Edison Co.