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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago


Presenting the Marren symphony Quartet program Of
varied and pleasing musical numbers the Redpath Chauauqua
gave its opening program this afternoon
Births seven and round boy TO Mr. and Mrs
Jay P West
The last summer will be in Po4se Auditorium
this evening The will include by the summer
school chorus Mrs Anns Dexter Grey Lndogren and
James Brekey and will conclude he conservatory program
for the
Inc Nashtenaw women defeated the NJ Meadow
brook Club by p afternoon Mrs Dee MCKEE
won her match with Mrs Sheridan rIrrrrin ~ the
state meeting The who were MIR
MCKEE Mrs A J. Whitmre Mrs McComber Mrs 2 Brosz
Mrs John Henry Mrs Harry Gilmore. Mrs Matthews
Mrs John Miller. Miss Blye Quicley Dir Mrs Sevou
Plat and Mrs Gard Miller
Wedding Miss Frances l. Fer and Charles Yahr.
Justice Sadtmier performed marriage ceremonies
The first that Of Ralph Cheessman Ypsan and Miss o
Belle Bliss Milan IN the afternoon second tho Justice
away from his game Of quo etty Of Miss
Mary Perry. Ypslant am.h D rot. and .h-
last. just before midnight of Ror jam. Ft,4r
Miss Martha Stinson. b..h Yrslanr
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
Cre-Minute Test

!. VINO Was recently appointed
Viccr5y G. inc
2. VIA; stage and movie star
vas aboard an airiIner when was
shot down by the Germans be-
tween Portugal and England
; What son Of former pres.-
dent died while on duty as an
Army major IN Alaska
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
THEY SAY

Washington-John L. Lewis, in a
significant stand reversing his for.
mer position antagonizing the War
Labor Board We believe the
agreement with the Illinois Coal
Operators Association) is in the
public interest and stand ready TO
appear before you in its support in
such hearings as you may elect.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA-Gen. Sir Harold
R. L. 6. Alexander: To-day, after
the fighting they have done On
North Africa Americans are very
fine troops indeed
Chungking -Gen. Pao Kai, Chi
nese military spokesman: The
enemy with his superior army
swooped down on US at a time when
our country had been only recently
unified Under such unfayora-
Bile circumstances our leader had
TO seek TO bog down the enemy
by trading space for time and using
the tactics OF magnetic warfare
Chicago Lieut.. Gen. Brehon B,
Somervell. In some fields. our
army has its initial equipment and
its future requirements will be for
battle losses. However. in the ma
jority OF items we are still not full
ly equipped and it will be we'll into
1914 before our troops here and
a abroad will have equipment for both
operations and for training"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
Todai's Horoscope

" today IS your birthday you
re fonj Of literature ard the fine
arts SOM creative ability is in
=cicatc1 fou are an excellent
speaker and are popular IL r.--y
circles II you marry at all. II
Will Be early in life You are
also fond If travel Around 80
m today the mail or telephone
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
Words Of Wisdom

Sometimes the brightest --iay
hath a cloud, and summer ever
more succeeds barren winter with
its wrathful. nipping cold So
cares and Joys abound, az sea-
sons feet.-Shakespeare.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26

may bring long awaited news.
Early In the afternoon a hope
which you have carried for long
may suddenly materialize. and in
ITS fulhllmcnt you should find
great Joy This evening ask for
what you think you deserve.
whether it is money or greater
consideration. Fair words may
hide a questionable motive later
this evening Do not take them
seriously.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
Hints on Etinuetit

Don scold II you see your
neIghoor. an Officer in the Army.
permitting his wife TO carry the
bundles and wheel the baby car
rage una.ded. Regulators for
bid him 10 do either.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26

s7lidify Democratic southern influ.
ence. He IS smart man, too. and
an extremely likable personality
Congress likes him Even with the
minority he is popular
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
Fifty Years Ago

Seymour has bought for $3.50 on CongIs ST. near
Normal from Archie NcNicol and will build house -rc
Phietus Case has Just heard f fs brother Van B.--r
Case who was last heard from teaching hrkaraz when
the Civil War broke He left and s.eard,e TO b
letter has the last 80 years Montana where
be owns horse ranch He gives
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26

OF only So feet Rctu- ming fliers
said they completely destroyed
me NAN buildings a. one power
station.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26

LoNDoN-AP-Two power sta
tons in Belgium were attacked Sat.
uTday by Raj BUstoss dropping
delayed action bombs from a heigh.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
symptoms Outlined


The four German symptoms
pointing TO a paranoid trend are:
!. McgdlomGuia. 49, German
character may yet become the sal
walton Of the world" Emmanuel
Geibel, 1861. Perhaps before
much time passes the German will
govern the world" Otto Julius
Langgehn, 1891. The German ma
tion is always right because it is
German Otto Tannenberg, 1911.
.. The Need to Dominate. -
Woe and death 10 those who re-
sist my will Woe and death to
those who do not believe in nv
mission Kaiser Wilhelm, 1914.
5. Persecution Complcr.-"Ger-
many must no longer be the
world s. spittoon." Prince August
Wilhelm, 1885. we are encircled
by enemies" Ernest Hasse, 1907.
4. Retrospective Fqisifcdtion.-
When have the German people
ever broken their word ," Adolf
Hitler, 1885.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
Trends Are Conta gious

Paranoid trends are undou5ted-
ly contagious, and there must be &
large zone Of them around Hitler.
But long ago, speaking Of nothing
else but America, Edmund Burke
said, II do not know the method Of
drawing up an indictment against
a whole people" l have a feeling
that there are larger clear areas
among the German people than
Dr.. Brickner allows.
As for the treatment, paranoid
trends are VIGOROUSLY unlikely of
cure. If DR.. Brickner's exploita-
ton Of the clear areas" do not
work, what is left for Germany?
Miss Dorothy Thompson says they
cannot be re-educated. The alter
native is unthinkable.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
Prescription for Treatment

As a prescription for treatment,
DR. Brickner points out that in
nearly all paranoid minds there
are clear areas areas Of sanity
that can be developed towards
cure. In the German population to-
day he believes that therc arc sane
groups who are clear areas and
these can be utilized 70 bring peace
and reason TO that disturbed and
unhappy country.
What do as a physician think
Of DR.. Brickner's diagnosis and
plan Of treatment? Several years
ago published an article in which
! made a diagnosis Of Hitler on the
basis of his own words in Meir
R1wpf and gave as my opinion
that he was unquestionably a
paranoiac. Remember, one Of the
dangerous things about a para
noiac is that he may be a very
able, skillful planner in many
felds.)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26

by Richard VI. Brickner published
by J B. Lippincott. Philadelphia.
Dr. Brickner is an eminent and ex-
perienced psychratrist, and he
charges quite plainly that in his
professional opinion Germany is a
pathological case-tnat the whole
nation is showing a paranoid
trend.
A paranoid trend is towards a
condition which used 70 be called
paranoia, a word psychiatrists do
not like to use any more. Paranoia
Is egolstic monomania, and one Of
the most dangerous Of mental dis
eases. Paranoiacs are killers Of
the type Of Czo.gosz and Haupt-
mann.
The basis for the diagnosis DR..
Brickner adduces from first-hand
evidence, by the words and deeds
of Germans for the past hundred
years or more.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26

Dr.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
One Minute Test Answers

DtAN 'hhhHA" ~ fhHHFffAH
F.-.I A.a---al s.r Archibald
? Wayeil
Leslie Howard
3. Maj. Kermit Roosevelt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-26
Your Health
Paranold Trend
in Germans May
be Cured
BY logan cleodenIne N. 0.

OUT OF the welter of plans for
the reconstruction Of Germany al
ter the war comes at last a medi-
cal diagnosis. Il is contained in a
book called Is Germany Irc1pGble2
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29
: uno 5tpar allein an Druf-

fpart uno 5tpar alIein an Druid
foitenl
Die 3abl Der i'm umlauf befino.
lihen aupons tpiro ourd 6ieies Sp-
item idarf 5uriifgeben, uno bic aa.
oeninbaber Der ermiioenoen uno 5er-
miirbenoen Mufgabe leoig tperoen, Die
peri1iebenen Marfen iortieren au
miiien. 8islang baben Die gerbral.-
der amerifas monatlid etda 10000
100000 Bunfte in Gorm bon 4,0OO,-
100000 &upons aufgebraldt, oie
our6 sic S1noe bon 100000 Rlein.
bGnolern in Der gan3en Nation GIN
gen, tpeIbe fie fortieren, 5ablen nno
fir oie @ationierungsbanf our Gin
5ablung ooer our @eitergabe an ibre
aieferonten borbereiten muBten. uno
oies geidab monatlid. Das 8ertmar.
fenipitem miro idasungsweiie oieie
Siippbusarbeit Inn 70 Hro5ent ber'
ringern.
Da iiberoies bic vEofens" ieber-
5eit be,ust tperoen fonnen, rebnet
man barnit, oaB bie bislang am gnoe
elner 8eriooe auftretenbe &auftput
bcridpinben miro, bic emit ltano, tpenn
Dor oem llngiiltigtperben Die Ser
brauder aneeiammelte @upons nod
I6nen ,,lostperber1" tpollten.
Ser Runoe tpiro bic @ertmarfen
bon ieinem Sdnbler erbalten, Der iie
int periteselten &iiten befom1nt, uno
5tpar bon ben an Der 8erteilung nit
mirfen6en $4,000 9fationierungsbar-
fen i'm gan5en 2anoe. Seoe &iite ents
balt 800 Stiid. - $3.50.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29

|meigt mir onnfen0, oaB iA aus Niebe
5m ibm bernblieB, Wenfd 81 fDeroen,
ebeniooit berneige id mid gndoig 81
ibm - 5ur germebrung feii1er
etpigen SeIigfeit." /" ,Mnrin i'm bop
|pelten Sdmnf Der Sungfr1ulihfeit
nno Der Wiutteridnft, frat 81 ben
Sdmeitern unb oriidte ibren Seelen
oas bodeole ainoIein elm, oas ffon
1T Dor aIIen Nienfdenfinoern." Ger.
tru6 fab, oaB einige oas &aupt oes
sarteiten anaben fanft tpie nit einem
mefden Gifien imteritiikten, anbere es
unianft berabbdngen IieBen, unb fie
erfannte, oaB oer quite ODER Der I'm.
boIIfommene BiIIe Der ein3eInen bic
llriahe 6aDon mar. geiin Offertorium
bradten oie Shtpeitern bem &errn bic
@ebete Dor, ueIde fie ipdbrenb oes
aopentes berridtet batten. Dieienigen,
bic oen &errn aIs Den @eiftiggebore-
men nerebrten, tpuroen babel bon Der
ieligiten Srngfrait liebreih unter>
itiitt. Die @ebete tpuroen in @eftnN
foitbarer BerIen arf elmer goIoenen
Safel angebraht. Der CUTE Bir1e ber-
ienigen aber, 6ie am @ebet berbfn6ert
tror6en tparen, tpuroen einem praht-
pollen 8alsgefdmeibe eingefiigt, mo-
nit Die 8ruit beg @errn geidmiidf
erf6ien.
@leid tief iinb bei BEN brei gapiti-
ferinnen 2iebe, Jrei6e unb Danfbnr-
feit am 9age Der @eburt oes &errn,
nur bic Gorm, in 6er fie fib duBern,
lit perf6ie6en nod ibrem inneriten
@eien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29
/ 9s)esan3eisen +

George SnSitb, seit. IN 2ancafter, ga.
Irs. Gatb. gorr, seft. am s. seob.
1943, in Seranton, ga. aIte 2e-
ferin.
Jrauf Sdeibt, geit. am 19. geob.
1943, Inn alter bon 88 sSabren.
2angidbriger 2eier.
eiSwima S6uars geft. inn april
1913 In ct. gIomo, Weinn.
9aria 0olsmer, geb. am %. aug.
1859; GET. am 26. gsob. 1943.
ipobI Dorbereitet, in Rihmonb. So.
gfoniea afdembrenHer, geft. in OF.
Sofepb, Nfinn.
CASPER Sd0uaner, geft. om IL. Oft.
1913, uobI norbereitet, in gotts-
billie, ga. aIter 2eier.
Mrs. W. Steffes, geft. am II. OF.
1913 in ct. gIoi1o, ggis.
5. 5. 2iHf, geit. IN Columbia, Bn.
Mrs. 8. u. @eiS, geft. am 9. Sept.
1913 in Warietta, Ohio.
Nrs. 2eua Urmmblatt, geft. am 10.
Ges. 1913 IN grie, Yn. SHUTTER bon
Mrs. Geo. Gran.
SerHarS SAmiSt, geb. am 19. slug.
1875 in Canine, SIbenburg, IN
9etltidlan6: geft. am 90. Oft.
1913, uobl Dorbereitet, in Jree-
port, Ninn.
9eHrg Oaaman, geft. am 1. gfop.
1943 IN Beoria, 81. sitter 2efer.
Nrs. aema Otfe, geb. am 20. amg.
1867 IN 8reefe, 81; geit. am IA.
Aug. 1913 in Breefe, Sn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29
8ie bentide Nsbfiferinmem 8eib-
nadjt id)auten
(sSnrffp.1ino non Gpifp

(5ortiebung BON Seite y
Greunblidfeit ON uno briidte ibr BEN
ianfteiten &uB Der 2iebe auf, iuoolrd
er ibr ale 5reuoen, Die iie auf er-
ben an feiner beiligften Wenfdbeit
empflrnben batte, berooppelt erneuer-
te. 0ie sIorreide S1ngfrau erfdien
ourdleudten6 mie Der reiuffe ariftan,
bon ben Strablen Der Gottbeit inner
lih 6urdorungen, tpie golo bon pers
idieoenen 5arben gldu5t, oas, IN Sci
De eingebiint, burd einen ariftan bin,
hurdideint. Beim IL. Hefponforiirm:
.Oas Bort lift Slei'd seiuoroeu', Der-
neigten fid Die Sdtueftern tief aus
gbrfurdt Dor Der GenfdmerSung oes
9errn." 9a b6rte gertruo BEN Germ
fagen: "5ooft iemano in oanfbarer
|@efinn1ng Bel oieien @orteu fi9 ber-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29
Gin Monolog beS
Shutters

Ser Seufel balt grauiige grnte anf
grben. Ct erntet, tpas er feit langen
ssabren geidt: cine @elt boiler l1ebel
eller Mrt> Ct lit obne 3tpeifel ,,ir.
genbtpo auf oem Muslug'', Inn gu fe-
ben, mos feline SelfersbeIfer 5utpege
gebradt baben. gr liest, nad Sen'
felsart, auf bem Baud, itredt Die
8ofsfiiBe aus, tiibt bas Mepbtito.
finn IN sic aoraaenbdnoe uno geniebt
Elm Seufelspergniieen. St lit 5ufrie-
oen, ia begeiitert iiber feline grfolge
uno 5u iid reoeno, ipridt er' r'grinieno:
SOU boIt nun lange rnb f6per ge-
arbeitet. Die 5auptIade lit enolid
erreidt, beriibert 1nb riidperiidert,
10 baB Sir Die Srudt beiner Miiben
ni6t iiber 0adt entriiien iperoen
fann. Die &auptiade lit, baB id Die
Wfeniden in bic Set unb Sat bin-
eingebradt babe. l1n5ufrieoenbeit,
auflebnung Sob uno 3tpietradt
0eorb uno &rieg, iobaB iie feline 3eit,
feline 2uit uno feinen 8illen mebr
baben our Selbtbeitnnrng. 8ergeiien
iino bieie bl0oen Sragen nod ibrem
8ober uno 8obin. 9as nod blobere
Mnttporten ,,pon Got" uno ufiir
@ott'. gs tpar fiirtpabr feine Ieidte
Mufgabe, oen Meniden oieie bl0oe gin-
itenung ab5ugetpobnen. Ser franfbafte
Srieb nad 8abrbeit uno 4larbeit
bri6t leiber allenbal6eu uieber 6ur4.
geun meinetuegen, mogen iie foriden
unb griibeln, iobiel iie tpouen. @enn
iie MIR oie Ietten, enti6eibenoen 5ra'
gen, Die etpigen 8abrbeiten, tpie tie
ben l1niinn nennen, in @ube lafien.
SIM @eeenteiI babe id befonoern
SpaB on 2erten, bie nit gan5er Gin
gabe ibren guten idarfen geritanb
auf irgenoein @ebiet Der @iiienidaft
Deer 6es prafthden 2ebens berlegen
uno 6arin noslidft grftaunlihes Iei-
lten unb oarob lire @auptfrage ber-
seifen uno beridumen. 9ie @elebrten
lebrte id, oaB Bbilofopbie unb Che
ologie alter, berrofteter &ram un6
@eriimpel lei. DaB Die 3rf,1nft Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29
Bie alis Gent berihtet uirb, fol]

Bie aus Gent berihtet tpiro. fol
cine meme fatboIifhe 3eitung fir Mom
geplant ieiu. als gbefre5nftetr fon
Signore be @aipari, Der bebeutenoffe
aopf Der fatbolif6en BopuInripnrtei
(Bolfspartei), in ausfi6t genommen
fem. Gen politif6en 9eiI ion Bro
feffor @uiSo Goneila bonn ,.Oiierbn-
tore Romauo" befonmen. 5em teine
mutigeu artitd in Iekterer 3eihang
ben BrofeiforenlebrftubI an Der Uni
Derfitdt BON Rom itnfer benz faf1i-
ftif6eu Regime gefoftet botte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-29


Gednif, Ser EBpfif uno Gbentie mi
iebenfans ben eraften Biffenidnfter
geb0re. Md ia, oiefes cine @5rtleir
bon ben .eraften" Wiiienidaften al
lein mar cine gIdn3enoe erfin6ung
ltnbeSablbarl @eraoe tpie oer an6er'
Grid, oas Spe5iaIiiieren als bic elm
5is mabre Biiienfdaft 5u preiien. Sr
folgiam gingen iie barauf elm ,tno au1
10 tpin5ige @ebietden befdrdnften fl
ibr Gorfben, bob ibnen nibt BLOB ben
9lnrei5, fonbern aud nod Die Gdbig
feit elmer groBen 3uiammenidau uni
elmer religioien 8etraht,ngstpeiie ab
banben famen.
Dem groBen &aufen aber ntiiBtt
Ser Berftano nernebelt tperoen. 8eil
Die einfaden 2eute nidt nieI Broble
me tpdl5en, pflegten fie friiber oas
2ebensproblem aIs foldes Inn 10 Fla
rer 5u ieben uno au loien. 1tno meint
Musiidt 1T au6 iest nidt groB, oaf
Die 4atedismen geidubert, oaB tuenig
items Die blo0iinnige Srage geitrider
tperoe: ,,Bo5u fino mir auf groen9'
Desbalb galt uno gilt es, oas @if1
oieier Srage au neutraIifieren. 1tnt
oas iit mir in befrieoigenber Beiit
gelungen. 11ebrigens Bat mir bit
,,Boriebung" in oanfensmerter @eiit
beigeitanben. Die Set uno &ab III
bod cine 3eitnotpenbigfeit getpiiier'
maben. 8er nidt iiberIaufen uni
iiberfabren tperben mill, nuuB i'm ar'
beiten in @eihdften, i'm gan5en Sc
bensrptbmus bas Sempo Der 3ei1
nitmaden. Natiirlid miiBten fid oit
Menf6en alle gegen meine geiitige
abitunpfung tpebren. 8iele tltn es
nod, aber lange nidt ale. 0ie mel
iten Ieben iest bod mir 5u @efaaen
Sos @ettrennen Inn bic Sitter biefei
8elt, Inn @eidtum, gbre, Mabt, Sc,
bensgenuB laiien Seele unb Senfeits
enblih bergeifen. Wand Elm Bauer
uno Sanbnerfer uno aaufmann If
aud fdon friiber oie 8ode binourd
iiber @ebiibr i'm Materieaen unterge'
gangen. aber ba fam Der Sonutae
unb mari meine Yldne mieoer iiber
ben Saufen. Sdon bas ausipanner
einen gan5en Sag, nod mebr, tpas
man in Der Stride iab uno borte, oie
geiinnrng auf Die b6bern geiitiger
@erte - oa tparen fie mir eutglit.
ten, unb id fonnte uieber BON born
anfangen. Serte aber lit fiir niele feir
Sonntag mebr, tpenn fie es nidt ir
senbtuobin ,sebaut' baben. Sic fins
meine beiouberen ssreuu6e, meir
Sonntagsbergniisen.
9ieies teufliide SeIbitgeiprdd III
feline Iuftige Bbantafie. gs lift Ieibel
idredlide @abrbeit. Gin GROCER Eel
ser beutigen Menfdbeit, jung uns
|alt, iast in ipil6er, topHoier Sagt
nod Dem 8eiib uno GenuB ir6iidel
Glitter, gu ibrem iroifden uuo emf
gen 8er6erb.
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Griab<@ertmarfe1t
fir 0fatipniernnasbndl Nr. 4


ieoer Sausfral, miro cine reiie Ser.
fiiauna Ser SBM piIlfomme1, iein.
Gum befiern 8eritanonis geben mir
noditebenS oie offi5ielle Witteilung
i'm @ortlaut:
Mit anfang 1914 tperoen bon Der
Office Of 8rice Gominiitration rote
uno bIaue gunfte. Bertmarfen, iogen.
,,Eofens", nit einem @ert bon ie ei.
nem Bunft, in umias geiest peroen,
Inn fie als cine Irt bon Bunfttpert
,,BedIelseIo" fir oie &upons oes
g9ationierungsbuges Nr. A 5u benuts
gen. .... -.
gs lit porgeidrieben, baB Die Wars
fen aus pIaitiidem 8erfitoff ODER eis
mem anoeren Material berseiteat mers
oen miiiien, GROCER als elm ~ysidel
unb ettpas fIeiner als Elm ,,Quarter"
iein ionen.
9ie ,,Eofens" tperoen bon ben @es
ihdftslerten benust tperben, Inn auf
neutrality-suspicious. berausaugeben.
Die Bertmarfen fino an fein @iiltig-
feitsoatum gebunoen urto fonnen ies
ber5eit benutt tperoen; bic blauen
,,Eofens" aIs Bedielmarfen fir Scott
lerpenfupons, Die rotten fit ale ratio
nierten sleiid. un6 Setttparen, alio
a. g. oudl 8utter, &1ie u5tp.
Sobalo bic @ertmarfen auf oern
Marft erideinen, tperben alle aupons,
unbeidaoet ibres bisberigen, aufge-
brudten ggertes, einen nel,en @in>
beitsnert BON 10 B,1nften pro &us
ben erbalten. Ser @dufer rationierter
8aren reibt Elm ober n1ebrere &lpo11s
aus Ieinem 2ationierungsbud, ie
nad6en, mie bod bic Bunft5abl Der
betreffenoen Ware lit, unb erbalt bon
oen, Gambler ,Eofens" fir ben 8es
gentpert.
lin oas an eineni 8eiipiel flar 81,
maiden: Ser Runoe min Elm Bfuno
,,Mmerican gbeeie' faufen, oas 8
gunfte &ationierungspert bat. Ser
al,noe gibt ben 2aoeninbaber alio
Rupons i'm 8erte bon 10 8unften
uno erbalt als @ehlelgelo 2 Sofens
beraus, 5ipei rote @ertmarfen. @r
fann Iie ieber5eit - gana gleid, penn
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Evening star., 1943-03-31
BENZ. NJ KALI, Atty. for Petitioner,
Wash. Loan e. Trust Bldg.

United States for the District of Co
!umtia.--1n Re Application of Leon Julian n
Wolkowich, Minor, by his next friend,
Civil Action No. 19O49-Leon Julian
Wolkowich. Minor. by his next friend,
Haskell P. Wald.. having filed a complaint
for judgment changing his name to
Leon Julian Wald and having applied to
the Court for an order. of publication of
the notice required by law in such cases,
It is. by the Court, this 22nd day of
March, 1888 ordered that all persons
concerned show cause. if any there be. on
ol %hv before IL. .he s5h gay OF Apr
not be granted: Provided, That a copy
Of this order be published once week for
three consecutive weeks before said day
in Washing ton Evening Star and The
Washington Law Reporter. (S) JAMES M.
PROCTOR Justice. lSealD A true copy.
ELEANOR, E. JoBE, Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1943-03-31
AUCTION SALES.
NOTICE OF SALE TO ENFORCE LIEN
FOR CHARGES.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
yhPAS 4HE TRS4H sveR RAX Seas pr on 81
AN. AND EACH WEDNESDAY AND EAT
URDAY THEREAFTER until all is dis
Sloan a. Company, Situated at No. rs
18th st. NV. in the city Of Washington
sell at public auction the following de:
barrels and contents. trunks and contents.
boxes and contents, bookcases, file cab
inets. pictures; rugs. refrigerators. chairs.
tables, Victrolas beds, mattresses and
miscellaneous household goods and per-
sonal effects stored in the name Of and
for the account Of Mrs Maria Brown,
Mrs. F. H. Clark. Mrs. Edna R. Flynn,
Mrs. Irene Hammonds or Mrs. Nile With
ers, Mrs. Margaret Ansdell Lewis, Mr.. or
Mrs. j. L. Long, Mrs. Virginia Nelson and
Mrs. Jessie M. Van Senden.
Said auction and sale will be made
under and by virtue Of Section 33 of an
Act Of Congress approved April is. 1910
.36 Stat. Pert I, p. BOD, known as the
Warehouse Receipts Act, and for the
purpose Of satisfying the lien of the un-
dersigned. on said personal property for
storage charges and other lawful charges
in connection with caring for and safe
keeping the said personal property, to-
gether with costs of said sale.
Dated at Washington. D. c., this thirty
hrst day Of March. 1q43
FEDERAL STORAGE COMPANY.
H. RANDOLPH BARBEE,
Sacretarv
Evening star., 1943-03-31
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Washington. March 90, 1913
Notice is hereby given that a public hear
ing will be held by the Board OF Com
missioners in Room 500. District Building,
Fourteenth Street and Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. Northwest, beginning at 1000 am,
April Is, 194:;, for the purpose of afford
ing IN opportunity to all persons interested
in the proposed regulations and amend
ments to the Building Code OF the District
81 &c Columbia Tana in accordance with the new
Law S3S, nth Congress-HR 54S6l. to
pc heard. Copies of the proposed regula- :
tons are available in the Office of the
Secretary Of the Board OF Commissioners,
Room 500. District Building j. R. YOUNG,
e. ". kUTZ, G. MASON, Commissioners.
D.. mh29 3O,31