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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-07
Back Attack
Invasion Increases
Blood Donations

There were no noticeable inva-
sion filters in Detroit but, instead
there appeared evidence OF added
patriotic responsibility,
The principal point Of increased
patriotic activity was the Red
Cross blood donor quarters 45O
w. Fort. where 40 per cent more
people appeared yesterday than
On previous days.
From 10 a m. 10 3 p. m. doc
tors. nurses and aides proceSSed
IS donors per hour. Indications
today were that similar number
would add 10 the much needed
plasma stocks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-07
knowledge Test

score one for each Of the nrst hvs
questions and ave for the last question
$40, briilianti rs, bright; as, average;
0-S. dull.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-07
Factoquiz

Who said: THE pen is
mightier than the sword ?
2-Is New Orleans or is st.
Louis the largest city on the
Mississippi?
3-From what German town did
the Pied Piper charm the
rats and lure the children?
4-What letter of the alphabet
represents the alge braic
symbol for the square root
of minus one?
5-Who was the American ace
of aces during the first
World War?
Sat least seven countries
prominently identified with
the war have capitals the
names of which begin with
B. Berlin is one. Name six
more?
What two metals, when
properly combined, make
bronze?
SIS the sun closest TO the
earth in summer or in win
ter?
9-If the first day Of the Bibli-
cal six days required for the
creation of the earth was
Monday. on what day of the
week were Adam and Eve
created?
l0-U. S. troops now occupy
fortified stations on the
Somers Islands. BY what
other name are these islands
known
(Answers on Page Nine)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-07

FLINT. June schools in
Genesee County are being con-
tacted by the u. S. Employment
Service 10 explain to graduating
classes the methods Of placing in
diViduals on Jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-07


score one for each Of the nrst Ave
questions and ave for the last question
$40. brilliant; rs, bright; t-e' aversse'
0-S. dull.
What state coded land to
United States for the Dis
trict of Columbia: (a) Della
ware. (b) Washington. (c)
Maryland
2-If these men lived till now,
who would be the oldest: ta)
Dante, (b) Bismarck. (c)
Michelangelo?
3-If you are using a squeegee,
are you ta) playing darts.
CD washing windows, Cc)
catching eels?
4-"He made the world safe for
democracy" was said of (a)
President Lincoln. (b) Presi-
dent Washington, tc) Presi-
dent Wilson.
5-One of these is an improper
fraction: (a) $500. (b)
SIS, (c) 5/6.
Snatch these columns:
a. A Medusa stare v. The perfection
OF beauty
b. A Midas touch ". As II she would
turn you TO
stone
e. An Adonis ply L. He likes him.
sioue self
d. A Ciree's charm y. Everything
turns into gold
for him
Q. Nareissus =. Her attractive
popularity ness 10 used for
evil
(Answers on Page Nine)
- Fighting 5th IL Coming -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-07

RiEhtlng bth d. ComInr :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-07
Pupils Get Job Hints

Fighting 5th IL Conf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-07

lust what your room needs for clear fresh out
look Bllowy airy, curtains give it the charm of
real GOODNESS. Federals smart whteon-white checked
voe priscillas and 6pc. voile cottage sets real
winners in the popularity contest Delightfully."- sum-
merry and as refreshing can be. You're sure to like
them and the new atmosphere they give your rooms.
Some of the cottage sets have CHEEKY coored trims All
are quality-made and wear worthy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-07

Tune in on Sport Kernels, :"
broadcast over sTsfion WXTZ
rs minutes before every base
bsI game Of the Detroit Tigers
Evening star., 1944-11-19
Paper Salvage Drive
Collections Now Total
|S,l1,.54S Pounds

Another 250, 900 pound week In
wastepaper collection by Washing
tons Papertroopers and other CO.
operating school children has pushed
the total Of wastepaper collected in
the current campaign Of The Eve,
ming Star-PTA Salvage-for- Victory
Campaign to 8.52l ,54S pounds.
It Is hoped that the total can be
brought to 10000, 900 pounds before
the Christmas holidays. To attain
this goal, however, 1t will be neces-
sary to step up collections about 80
per cent to an average of IS 900
pounds day.
Thursdays collection last week was
"a, $40 pounds and Fridays 59,580
pounds, but the weekly average has
been only slightly above $1,000
pounds per day.
Among the collections OF half q
ton or better last week not here
tofore reported were Madison, 2,049;
Ludlow, 1870; Lafayette, 9,6e7;
Murch. 8,O89: Takoma, SOFT; Ia
koma Park Elementary. 5,432; Deal,
$3.50; Leland, 1000; Oyster, $3.50;
Stoddert, 1870; Fillmore, 4,093;
Phillips -Wormley. $500: Montgom-
cry. 1,7l6; Stevens, 1,257; Grant,
1, 400; Mann. 5000: Hardy, 1884;
Key, ASS: Hearst. 5.52l; Eaton,
3,348; Burrville, 1,205: Smothers,
3,242: Kenilworth, 1885; Benning,
1886: Blow. 1850: Webb, 1880; Cur
is-Hyde, 1856; Gordon, 4.20S; West
brook, 1899; Wheatley, 4,l40; Hill
ton-Peabody, 1896: Woodside. 6.770;
Evening star., 1944-11-19
Lectures on Foreign
Service Arronded

A series Of lectures on postwar
opportunities in foreign commerce
and in the foreign service of the
United States will begin at $3.50
pm. Wednesday under the sponsor
ship of Delta Phi Epsilon, foreign
service fraternity at George WASH
ington University. Assistant Secre-
tary Of State G. Rowland Shaw will
open the series Wednesday with an
address, Our Foreign Service After
the War"
The lectures will be held In the
H9 of Government Of the univer-
sits. They are free.
Evening star., 1944-11-19
Store to Poy Bonuses

Employees Of the r. a. w. Grand
Store, 400 Seventh street NV. viii
receive Christmas bonuses ranging
from s. to $50, depending upon
length Of service, M. J. May, store
manager, announced yesterday. J.
Bonuses viii be paid on Decem-
ber Is.
Evening star., 1944-11-19

Blair, 9,1o6: Logan. 9,1S0: Browne,
1850: Pierce. 1870: Kingsman,
1,7S2, and Lovejoy. 1870.
Collections Ia the 1lrst district to-
morrow together with the 1ive lead
ers and their poundage to date viii
~ A f0IlnUx. X
Evening star., 1944-11-19

500 of people don't get enough of
these elements! They need Ironixed
Yeast Tablets.
For, Ironized Yeast supplies the
very elements that build up blood
and vitality; that help bring out the
fresh, natural beauty that goes with
good health. Start with Ironized
Yeast today. At all druggists.
sResuitine from = ferro-nufniionai def.
cheney Of the blood.
Evening star., 1944-11-19
Con B0RDERL|NE ANEMIA'
Add Years to q Womun's Looks?

D oRDERLrfJE ANEMIA can be the
- thief of youth! It can leave your
complexion dull, and you tired and
listless. Yes, even if you are young,
1t can make you look older.
And surprising as it seems, as many
as $3.50 of women-many thousands
Of men-have a Borderline Anemia!
Poor Red Blood Cells
Mean Shortage Of Ensrsy
So, if you tire easily, if you seem to
be losing your looks, guard against
Borderline Anemia, resulting from a
ferro-nutritional deficiency of the
blood. Borderline Anemia means YOU
don't have enough good, big, red
blood cells - the cells that build vi
tality and build pep.
Teks lronixsd Yeass-
Build Up sIoed and Energy
If you have Borderline Anemia-if
you're pale and listless you need
more of the elements you must have
to build up healthy blood cells and
vigor. Medical records show fully
Evening star., 1944-06-13

The couple was married In 1898 and
Capt. Dickson applied for q COM
mission in 1941.
Capt. Dickson of jackson, Miss,
was known on both sides Of the At
lantic and the fight crowd on Broad
way was saddened by news of his
death.
AL WE'LL, fight manager, expressed
the Broadway sentiment by declar-
ing. He was a very smart fellow
and very good promoter. His
word was his bond"
Capt. Dickson's luck helped in his
promotion of big outdoor bouts. Its
simply not going to rain when I'm
having fight he said five years
ago. I've never even taken out
rain insurance"
Il am very proud" his widow
said in her suite at the Waldorf
Astoria Towers. Il would not have
had it any other way"
After distinguished service in the
Signal Corps in the World War,
Capt. Dickson returned to the
United States, where he produced
motion picture for Marion Davies,
and then went back to France and
established the Palais de Sports in
Paris.
Capt. Dickson opened Offices in
Barcelona, Madrid, Brussels and
London in connection with his
sports promotions. In London he
founded the Jefferson Dickson
Sports Promotion Co.
During the World War he also
served as a member of Gen. Per-
shing's staff. Later he produced
more than 100 travelogue pictures in
Algiers, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt,
Romania, Russia, Germany and
France.
In the latter 30s he returned again
to the United States and founded
the Natchez Historical Association
at NatcheZ, Miss.
Capt. Dickson was the recipient
of nine decorations from the gov
ernments of France, Tunisia and
Morocco.
Evening star., 1944-06-13
Dickson, Tex Rickard
OF Europe Killed in
Air Battle Over Paris
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, June 13.--Army
Capt. jefferson Davis Dickson, jr.,
At, sports promoter previously re-
ported missing, was killed in an air
battle last July over Paris, the city
in which he conducted numerous
sporting events, his widow said last
night.
The death of Capt Dickson, often
called the Tex Rickard of Europe" "
was reported in War Department
casualty list yesterday.
His widow, the former Louise w.
Edel Mastbaum of Philadelphia,
said she was informed he was max
ing Photographic intelligence
flight in a large bomber which was
shot down.
Mrs. Dickson lives here with a s.
year-old daughter, Christine Lee.
Evening star., 1944-06-13
When You ReP|enish Your
Needed Sheets and Pi|Iowca

you quality granted necessary
these must All sheets and poihemmed
and all sizes tor (the before hemmmg
Evening star., 1944-06-13

Goebbels called our Flying For
tresses Flying Coffins." We need
more of them over Germany. Let's
all back the attack: Buy more
War Bonds.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05

5eDeri,s in6 Der 81. gitriciug. 9lIe
lebten in A SobrBunbert. Spater
Der FL. Sobo1n goptiit be I'd GnI[e,
Der @riinoer oer gbriltIiaen 8rioer.
Der dIteite EeiI Der QatbebraIe
pom Rouen itannt aus Dem Sabre
1850. Die 8ifdofsitoot gapeur beIiki
|eine 700 Sabre alte RatbeoraIe uno
ben beriibnten 8apeur-Geppid. Ser
Iielbe lit 230 SUB lang uno 90 3on
brett. 9ieies ein5igartige Raoelnerf
|tDuroe itnter Der 2eitung oes 8ii6ofs
|Soe bon 8aDeur BON normannii6en
IISofoamen i'm II. Sabrbunoert fir
|oie 4atBebrale angefertigt.
3pii6en Gaen uno 9aris Iiegt 2i-
jiear, no Die bl. Sbereie bonn ainoe
Seiu lebte un6 itarb. goutances, bic
|Seeitabt, lieet fieben Meilen bonn &a-
mol unb IA Metlen bon gberbourg.
|0ie 4atbeorale 1T elm berrliber NIT
|telalterlt6er 8au. gs NOR in oieier
9io5eie, in Gonbeiiure-gire, oaB Der
FL. Sean be 8rebeuf, elmer Der Seiu.
itenmartDrer georoanrerifas, eeboren
mar. Ri6t melt oabon befinoet iid
ote beriibmte Gbtei Wt. ct. Mi6eI.
Sn Der Ndbe oerielben fam Die bl. Se>
anne o'Grc borbei als @efongene Der
'Gnglanoer uno tpuroe bon Den gng-
lanoern oaran berbinoert> in elmer
&apelle Der Ibtei 5u beteu.
8eten mir gu @ott, oan1it er, auf
Die Siirbitte oieier Seilieen, uniere
Seere in Der Norman6ie bei6iisen uno
Dem &riege re6t baIb elm gnoe be-
reiten moge.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05
ST etn a4gemeiner Nns
griff anf bic tatbolti6e
&irbe geplant?

Sn einem ebitoriellen g(rtifeI neiIt
Der uSur Sunbap 8iittor'" in 1einer
8o6enausgabe bonn 19. Stunt 1914
ouf beridie0ene 2iigen uno 8erleum-
oungen, GntlteQungen uno gebGilige
anflaeen ni6tfatbolii6er glGtter unb
3eitIbriften bin, aus oenen berporaus
.geben ibeint, oaB Elm pobl iiberIee=
ter aneriff auf Die fatboliide Stride
geplant lit. I "
u8dbren0 ser Iebten 90 Sabre"
i9reibt BET ,,Sur SunbaD 8iiitor"
vfino iporaoiibe 9lneriffe ponleitelt
fol6er, bic Dobl mebr aus Sgnorana,
als aus boiem 8illen geeen bic ia.
|tbolii6e Stride erboben tporben. Mber
beut5utage tperoen abii6tlid uno nit
boiem @illen @ntitellungen uno 6i-
rette faltbliitiee 2iieen in segneri-
i6en 8lattern gegen bie fatbolii6e
Stride gei6leuoert bon M6nnern, bic
es beiier piiien iolten. @etpobnlid
iteben fanatiide fatbolifenfeinoli6e
Setten binter oieier S6nubfampagne.
60 neroffentli6te beiipielsmeiie
Dor fur5em Ser uSeoeral Council Of
tbe Gburdes Of @briit in Gmerica'
einen I'M gan5en2anoe perbreiteten
artitel, oer oen @inbrud ertpeden
ioute, oab uniere &eeierune Die fa-
tbolii6e STRIDE begiinitiee baburb,
oaB tie ale 5tubenten, Die ii6 aui
oas Brieitertum borbereiten, bon,
8ebroienit befreie Sbglei6 bie &n-
tlage gebiibreno 5uriidgetpieien tpur-
De, nabmen Die 9lnfldger unb Ser
lenmoer nidt sic gerinelte geoti5 oa=
bon.
@eeen Cube Mai beI6merten ]ib
bic 5outbern 8aptiits in elmer Ser
iamlung, llnier Staatsbepartment
oerpeisere proteitantiihen Miiiiona-
rem ibre 9eiiepaiie na1 5iioamerita,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05

lobne 5dDierigfeiten reiien. 9bgIeit
lSfoatsiefretdr Sul[ Sic llnnobrbei
l6ieier 8ebauptung feftiteIlte, nabmel
1oie berleumoerif9en 8l1tter feinerIe
lgeoti0 oabon.
Sic anflage, oaB proteitantii6
Wifiionare ourd ibre geb1iiige gro
|paganoa gegen oie fatboliide @ir1
lin Siioamerifa uniere Cute Ra6
bar- -8eItreb,ingen" bort ernitIih ge
| fabrben, tpurbe iibrieens niht boz
tatboliider Seite erboben, ion6er,
bon Dem proteitantiiben Dr. Sob,
Egrsfine bon Der Columbia uniberlitd
|uno bon Sobn 8. 8bite, einem prote
litantiiden Sournaliiten, Der iiber q
Sabre in Sii6amertfa nerbradte.
Ser Serausgeber Der ,Time" batt,
Dor etliben @oden einen geobabtel
mad, Dem ,,gatbolic greB aiioeiatior
Gonoent" in Milnoufee entianot mi
Der abfidt, Die tatboIiiden Sourna
liiten 5l1 iiber5eusen, oaB Die ,,Eime'
Der fatboliiden Stride nidt uufreuno
|li6 gegeniiberitebe. 3tpet @o6en ip6
ter erIaubte fid Die ,,Einte" in ibre1
Rummer bonn 80. Mai cine Der ge
metniten acknowledgement geeens oiI
fatbolilde Stride su ber0ffentlihen
namli6 Die 8ebauptune, oaB bic ia
tboliide Stride tn Spanten abIGfi'
Derfaufe uno bon Sen @lGubigen Der
8ebnten berlange, mas = na9 Del
Iniidt oes S6reibers - gum fpant
iben giirgertrieg eeFiibrt babe.
Die 5ablreiden 9roteitbriefe ibrer Sc
I aud in 6ieiem Jaa bat Ser @oito,
Der uEime" fid entidie0en gepeieert
ler gu beroffentli6en. Dieie ablaBee.
,ididte ooer >mare lit (iett GeseD ie
oft in fatboltfenfeinbIihen 8Idtterr
berumge5ogen, uno 10 oft tpioerlee
poroen, oaB iie nur nit 59peiget
,nno geradtrng geitraft gu peroer
beroient. <
8as NUN bas gintreiben oes 3ebn
ten betrifft, 10 itno es geraoe getpiii'
proteitantiide 5eften ,,no fommuni
itiI6e SrgoniIationen, tpelde' ibr'
anbaneer uno MitgIieoer banit be
laiten. ..e... ... ...
: so peit Der Dur 5unoap giittor"
Bon oerlhiebener 5eite, beionoer'
uonIeiten Der Rommunilten unIere|
2anoes, bat man bic &atbolifen I'M
ibre Breiie Der Ra8ifreunoli9feit &c
5ieben = MIR aus bem @runbe, mel
tie auf Die unler 2anb eefdbroenoe,
fommuniitii6en llmtriebe binpeiien
Die &atbolifen unieres 2anoes iebe,
nidt nur Die @omuniiten, ionoerl
audi bic geo3i als bic Seinoe Der ia
tboliiden Stride unb unierer 6emotra
tilden Regierung an, mdbrenb gerab
unlere amerifanii9en 4ommuniite,
prona5ii6 tparen, iobalo Sitler mi
SopietruBlano semeinfdaftli9e ga
DIE madte. ..
TIMER fatboliiden 2eier iollten Uni
miiBten gemeinidaftlid nit Der ia
tboliiden Breiie eegen Die 2iisen mi
8erleumoungen oieier 8latter uni
3eitidriften proteltiereu. pelde bi
Wabrbeit gu entltenen uno 2iige,
All berbreiten 1uhen. 9as lit lire bel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05

t*V@BW4s%@sss 49, SG1G UkuUuI4tG WIt0
8oltsitaat 3ugIeid1. SeiNe @eSd,ifte
Igebt 5ilriid bis auf bos csnbr 1850
ibor Gbriitts. Diefer @tont ariff nIg
leriter iiber Die gren5en feines goIfs.
Igebietes, Dooilrd1 Die eriten na6tpeis.
barren 8esiebungen stpifden 8oIfern
Juno Staaten eutitanben. aegppten
loebnte ieine Serridnft iiber ben Sii.
oert, Der beute engliides @ebiet i'll,
bts nab Gbeifinien aus, orong ct.
Ioberno anf Der 5inaibalbinieI un6
tn SDrien Dor, gepann poIitifhen
lFinflnB on Der ,lor6afrifoniIheu Rii.
lite, tn areta ,tno auf ben 6gdiiden
Snfeln. einige Sabrbunoerte ip6ter
fam es tpegen oes GinfIuiIes tn gor-
lperafien 5u ben erften oipIonlatiiben
|9e5iebumgen Der geihidte, aber aud
|an 5ablreiden Rriegen ino @ebiets.
|peri6iebtnsen atpiiden aesppten ,.no
elmer iiber Elm baIbes Sabrtauieno
| iiingeren l1niperiaImonordie, Der al.
iDriih- -babploniiben, 6ie f1IieBIid
auBer Meiopotamien nod bic 2poer,
Neoer, Rboniaier uno anoere g5Her
beberridte.
9ieiem &eibe mahte Der 8erierfonie
auraid Der 3tpeite (apros) i'm
Sabre 5as bor gbriitus our6 Die
ginnabme 8abplons etn enoe ,rno
|begriinoete oanit oas Beriifde Reid.
Damit beeinnt ou9 Der gintritt Der
arier in Die 8eltseidt9te. Sein 5obn
&antbpies eroberte 525 Die i,tapifden
berfallene depptii6e Monar9te mad
mebr als taufen6idbrtgem 8eitano
berielben. Inter oem oritten R6nig
puroe bas Beriertei9 nod iiber gana
&letnaiten uno Sran auseebreitet, ge-
&pann 5tiispunfte in Sbrosien uno
politii6en ginfIuB in Waaeoonien.
Ser 8eriu6, tpeiter in europa nor-
8uoringen, i6eiterte on Der geieoer.
lage, Die Die Sfptben in 5ioruBIano
Dem &0nige beretteten, ,rnb an Dem a6-
ben 8ioeritano Der @rie9en. S9lteb.
lid erlag bas bur6 bieie a1n1pfe
itart eridiitterte Heid i'm Sabre 331
|Aleranoer Dem @roBen, in oeIien
Reid auBer Dem geian1ten @ebiet Der
bisberigen peritiden Wonardie nod
Maaeoonien, @riehenlono, Sbra3ien
Iuno eroBe @ebiete BON Surfeitan ,,no
Snbien neretniet tporen. aber 6ieies
furalebigite aller 8eltreide aerfieI
| li6on 1ad Dem Eooe ieines @riinoers
i'm Sabre 32s, ba fi9 bic einselnen
l.5tattbalter au ieIbitdnoigen RSnisen
lma6ten. -.
giel langiamer entitanb fern bon
ben bisberigen s9aupI6sen Ser @elt.
gei9idte oas finite ano groBte 0elt-
reid 6es altertun,s, oos r0nlii9e
Reid. 3tpii6en ben puniihen 4riegeu,
lalio 5tpiiden 241 ,,n6 146 Dor gbri.
titus, tpuroeu Die eriten groberun9en
auBerbalb Staliens gerno9t, uno furs
Dor 8esinn Der driitliden 8eitred-
lnung beberribte Der erite Smperator,
Octapinus Muguitus, Elm Rei9, oas
Ijogenannte Smperil,m Romanunt -
Die ausoriide ,SSmperium' fiir Elm
BeItreid uno uSssnperioIismus" fir
Die Mufri6tune zines ioIden &eibes
| itamn1en BON baher. - 0as aIle Q1n.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05
,Sllbaii oilsgebiet eill
Qanb her geiligell

IN 6ieien1 n0rolt6en Eeile Jronfreihs
geitorben iin6. Da lit Dor alien Die
so Weilen bon oem beriibntten Safet
Sc Sabre gelegene 5taot Mouen, nit
Der beriibmten alien RatbeoraIe, elm
Suuel ftrdlider aunit. @ouen lit be.
fonoers betannt fir ben tragiiden
Sob Der 81. S. o'arc, Der Natronin
Sranfretds. Sie tpuroe bon BEN gng-
ldnoeru in einem SdeinberB6r als
3anberin uno aesertn in @ouen a..
lebensldneltdem gef6nsnis berurteiIt
(23. Mai 1430) uno ont "a. Neai
1431 Dem Sel1erto5e iiberIiefert.
Sn Der geot tbres 8aterIanoes iab
iie fi6 tn @efi9ten 6ur9 iibernatiir.
lihe eridei1ungen (stimmen) ouf.
geforoert, bos geIagerte Orleans au
befreien uno ben 4onie mad Rbeims
our SaIbung 5l1 fiibren. Na9oem iie
bel Der erften 9esegnuns au Gbinon
(6. Wdra 1429) oes &onigs anfane.
lide 9meifeI beiieet batte, sog fie nit
besuaffneter 5dar nod Orleans (29,
apriD, oos fie in befttgen gusf6uen
BON ben belasern6en gngIdn6ern Be.
freite. Bie Elm iiberir6iides @eIen
bon ben bisber, gang entmutisten
Sranaofen oerebrt, idlug ite BEL Der
8erfolgung Der Gngl1n6er 6eren sSiib-
rer Ealbot BEL 8atap (18. Suni)
nabm aurerre, Eropes, gbaIons uub
&beims, mo &arl Der Siebente in
ibrem 8etiein eeialbt tpuroe (17.
SulD. Sbr Plan, Sranfrei6 bon ben
5remolingen 5u fdubern fiibrte BEL
Der Srieoensluit Der abelspartei un6
Dor allen Der llnfdbigfeit bes aonigs
bon Stufe 5u Stufe gu einem tragi-
iben @iBerfolg. 8eim Sturm ouf
Saris e. September) berDun6et,
5og fte ft6 mad Der 2oire 5uriid uno
erlitt bel 8ont-l'gbeque 1890 cine
RieoerIoee. gm 90. 0ear3 berlieB
iie ben Sof, iiegte, na6oem Die Seer.
fiibrer felbit it9 ollmdbli9 bon ibr
getrennt batten, nodmals BEL 2agnp,
ipuroe aber BET einem @usfon aus
Gompiegne oet, &iid5ug 6edeno (23.
Neat 14309 gefangen ltn6 nod I6nge.
rer Saft gegen bobes 2ofeeelo an
gurguns uno 6ann an oie gngl6noer
arsgeliefert, Die fte als 3auberin uno
9eserin gum Seuertoo berurteilen
lieBen ga. Mai 143D. BUR Mb-
f6porung geordngt, tpuroe iie au le.
bensldnslidem @efdngnis beena6igt
uno als fie gum S9us tbrer 5ittiam-
feit uieoer mdnnli9e &leiber anIeete
uno ibre abidporung 5uriidnabm,
tpuroe iie auf Drdneen Der gnsIdn.
Der als &iidfaaige neueroings berur-
teilt un6 am 80. Mai 1881 auf 6em
Sdeiterbaufen berbrannt. sic itarb
NIT srobtem Mut uno @ottbertrauen.
auf Buni6 Der Sauilie IieB &arl Der
Siebente i'm Sabre 1850 ben 8roaeB
rebibieren, tpobei iie (1456) fir boil
lig nnibuloig erfldrt ipuroe.
gor etiua 40 Sabren tpur6e aIs
einleituns gu ibrem SeIigipredunes-
proaeb ourd 9etret bes Sl. Stubles
Der Seroismus ibrer Sugenoen an-
erfannt uno ipater beilisgeiproden.
Sic lit cine oer S6uspatroninnen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
MOTORMEN BLAMED

Eighty-seven per cent of all
/ temporary mOtormen. who re-
placed men now in the service
had reportablc accidents in the
first two and one-half months of
1914.
In comparison 50 per cent Of
the permanent motor1nen oper-
ated without an accident.
Seven per cent of motormen ac-
counted for u per cent of all ac-
cidents and Is per cent of motor
men accounted for AZ per cent.
Less than per cent Of all
coach operators accounted for 10
per cent of coach traffic accidents.
TRAINING CRITICIZED
The report particularly criti-
cized the DSR system of selection,
training and replacement of en-
ployes. Also, it said, there was a
woeful lack of discipline.
In one instance. the experts
said, a motorman was involved in
16 accidents during a four-month
period, for which ne received a
three-day suspension and three
reprimands. In the other cases he
was not-eXen- called eH-the- ear
pet, the report said.
OAKLAND THE 'DORST'
OF the various street car lines,
Oakland was found 10 be the
worst with rate of accidents
more than double that of the sys-
tenn as a whole and four times
that of the Grand River line.
The report shows that the most
dangerous hour of operation is be-
tween 3 p. m. and p. m. with
a peak far out of proportion with
the number OF units in operation"
z At this point. Samuel T. Gill
bert, president of the commission,
remarked:
This shows unnecessary care
lessness in operation"
EXPERTS ARE PRAISED
At the conclusion of the report,
Gilbert added:
II think you gentlemen have
done a public service. l cannot
agree that our record il quite
as black as il appears on the
surface. l don't want to leave
the impression that / am salts
fed with our record, but we are
by no means on the bottom of
the heap compared with other
I cities"
The report was accompanied by
\ 100 pages of charts and diagrams.
Simpson and Kraft have urged
as first step in improving condi-
tons establishment of a DSR ac-
cident prevention bureau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16

= JACKSON. Sept 15-To the
fighting, 23-year-old Stoddsrd
twins of this city has come the
bittereSt of irony.
Staff SGT. Robert lies dead to-
day and his battlemate, Staff Sgt.
Richard. is in an army hospital
with his legs broken Both are
victims Of/the tragic head-on col
liSion of two trains near Terre
Hautc. Ind, yesterday
They were on their way 10 Mi
ami for a 90-day rest and reaS-
Sirnmcpt after so bombing mis-
Sions over Europe as gunnerS on
the same B-2i Liberator bomber
lnSeparahle all their lives.
Robert and Richard enlisted in the
air force together. They trained
together and were promoted To-
gether, getting their wings as gun
ncrS AT a Texas field.
The brothers, who were closest
pals. pleaded for assignment TO
the same plane
They went overseas as a team
and fought flax and Nazi fighters