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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-24
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aus, uno Die @eoanfenGoien fpre6en
es nod ols cine nogelnete, erit ge'
itern erfunbene @eisbeit. Oie Sin.
besieele miro na9 allen Ni6hungen
BIN 6urdtobert, un6 ibrer freien gnt'
tpidlung miro oos 8ort gereoet, als
binee Der Sort i9ritt Der Meni9beit
anein oobon ab. Die tpeiien 2ebrer Der
alien betlteen 8iider batten 6ariiber
eine itart abtpeidenoe Meinl1ng. sic
fpreden bon 3udtieung bon Betpa-
dung uno @inidrdnfung - lauter
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itreng uno beraltet obtun no6te. In.
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8olsfpeisbeit - 0enft ni9t biel ans
oers, 1ur oaB es oaritber ein 2Gdeln
nidt oerbeiBen fonn, 3. g. tpenn es
oen 8ortpib ooer 6as 8eiertpiiien ser
sSSugenb tooelt. g8er bGtte es ni9t
i6on eeb0rt o0er ielbit 9eiagt: 6as
81 min flitger iein ols Die Senne!
ooer: Sunge @dnie baben einen gro-
Zen S6nabel! 8er &in6er beoba6tet,
miro ipiien, ooB er lelbIt nit Dem
treffenolten Spri9tport ni6ts BEL if
men errei6t, au9 ni6t NIT einen 10.
gen. Wa6tport, uno erlt re6tS ni9ts
nit einem 56impftport. SSSn Sinner
iten miro it6 Elm &ino gegen ieoes
1ngere6te Bort tpebren @s fiiblt,
tpas bic fl. &atbarina bon Siena als
&in0 5u ibrer 81 ltnre6t oufgebra6=
ten Weutter iagte: uWonna mo0re
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mild oafiir> 6oB id es beiier 1nade.
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ftano, aus ibrem @inaieen einen tii6.
tigen @briitenmeniden 5u bi1oen. Ils
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-24
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uno @roBeltern iiberfommenoe 8rau6
- tpie 10 man9es Inoere - in Ser.
geiienbeit eeraten? @s lit bod 10 no.
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8obltat, ielbit fit cine fleine uns
ertpieiene @efdGigteit oontt. 5ollten
mir oorum @ott 6em Serrn, unierm
gr0Bten @obltGter, Der uns Sag fir
Sag Speiie uno Grant f9enft, uns
nidt oanfbor ermeiien ourd Elm fIei'
mes Seeens. uno OonfgebetI
8ir baben nidt nur 6as erbobene
8eiipieI 6es @elterloiers felb1t, ion.
bern Sic uralte Trooition oes gon3en
Observation-Disclosures. 0os @ebet iiber
Die Speiien, Die mir 5u 1ns nebmen,
| lit 10 alt pie Die Belt uno 10 berbrei'
tet tpie oas Wenidengefd1edt. Dem
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pelfe ebenfa1s oopon fo1teten.
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tes. Ser Samilienbater belt es, tpie
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v@elobt uno geiegnet iei Der Serr
un1er @ott> ser oos 8rot Der groe
entnommen bot." 9llsoonn erlt begann
Die Mabl5eit.
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neue @eri6te bra6tc, 10 fonoen be.
ionoere 5egnlmgen itatt, 10 ooB ieoe
Speiie gereinigt uno getpeibt mar.
gea6 beenOigtem Mable fang man Elm
Sob un0 9ontlieo.
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tpuroiger, als ite bonn Sobn @ottes
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5eigt ibre 8iftigfeit beiier. 8as tut
Ser anbetungstpiiroige 2ebrer oes
Observation-Disclosures beim lebten
Ibenomable, mo- er oos Olterlomm
nit ieinen Siingern iBt? 8as tut er,
tpenn er na9 oem Mbenomable nit
leinen Siingern oos Cob uno Oanf-
lteo ltngt? @r ridtet fd treuli9 no9
ben 8ebrau6en oes beiligen Bolfes.
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gibt i'm cine mieoen @olte.
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Detroit evening times., 1944-01-02

\ \ IF-ANT 10
APPLY FAN$Y FARMER CANDY SHOP
on Gt ENDAfF HliffLAND PARK
APPLY BETWEEN AID ~ VI
MEN pth coal drivers Trucks Coed
wages pleasant and convenient workna
conditions Apply l2t61 MACK phone
Irno0 It13
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

NOW WINTER IS UPON THEM IN EARNEST. THE TAPES
TpeS ABE HUNG Oven The COLD STONE WALLS FRESH
BUSHES ABE SPREAD UDON THE FLOOR AND HEAPS OF
Y lY MOSS PILED uNDEp THE SHUTIEPED WINDOWS TO
CATCH THE RAN AND SNOW. THERE IS NO GLASS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

Reveal Plans
Propose TO Set Up
Junta in Mexico

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 tINS)
Observers who have followed
the course of the anti-Franco
movement in the Western Henri
sphere declared today II has now
reached its greatest point OF
strength and constitutes a real
hazard 10 the present Spanish
government.
This view was expressed follow
ing the appearance in Washing
ton of Diego Martinez Barrio,
former president OF the Spanish
Republic and now president OF
the Spanish Committee of Liberia
ton.
Martinez Barrio disclosed plans
for setting up a new Spanish
government i'm Mexico which will
ask other governments 10 recog-
nize il. and Withdraw their
recognition of Franco.
a congress of former members
of the Spanish Cortcs will be held
in Mexico City Jan. 10, and this
congress VIII appoint a president,
who in turn. viii select a prem
Ter Then the newly constituted
government will be in a position
to ask other capitals TO recog-
nize it as the true government OF
Spain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Recording Traps
Burglar Suspect

a burglary suspect was trapped,
police SAID Saturday. when re-
cordIng Of the voice Of his VIC
TINS 1S-ycar-old son, who is in
the navy. was found on a phono-
graph in the suspects home
The suspect, Peter Hahn, "a, of
1884 Klinger. pleaded innocent
today when arraigned before Re-
corder's Judge Groat on a charge
of breaking and entering. lie was
released on a $1,000 bond to APP
pear for examination Dec. l..
According TO the complainant
Ben Warner proprietor Of a res
taurant az 206 W. SIX Mile road
his 13-year-old daughter. Vivian
on Nov y lost the key 10 their
house and Hahn found II.
That night Hahn broke into the
Warner home at 1906 \ManderSor
and took two radios. a l5-piecC
set Of Wedgewood, and a combi'
nation radio-phonograph on which
was the recording Of the Warner
son voice. according 10 police
The parents positively identified
the recording which was playec
al police headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Vet Guides Taxi
Medically Discharged
Fiehter'Gets Job
international Photo

That job as a taxi driver has
been secured for returning Vet
Donald r. Reno. &c, of 656 Field.
the L. S. Employment Service dis
closed Saturday
Reno. medically discharged
Scrviceman, appealed to the Times
for aid. claiming he had been re-
fused employment since his army
discharge, because he could not
comply with various company
phyical examinations.
George w. Whitehead, super
visor of the VINO veteran place
ment bureau has asked that
returned serVicemen seeking en-
ploymCnt contact the nearest
VINO employment service office,
There are nine local offices in
the Detroit area and a veterans
representative is at each office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
DR.. Altshuler Mute
ADVANCEMENT

DR.. Abraham Altshuler, medical
examiner in the county coroner
office, stood mute Saturday when
Brraigned on a charge Of soliciting
$50 to release a boys body 10 his
father for burial.
Brought before Recorder
Judge Groat on complaint of Wal
Ter klann, 9031 Burt, Or. Alt.
Ghuler told reporters:
"This Is the most fantastic
charge l ever heard Of. I want
ell my friends 10 know that the
truth will out In the final analy-
sis.
Upon being told that the case
had been referred 90 the Waync
County Medical Societys ethlca'
committee, DR.. Altshuler de.
llared:
81 have been member 81
the society since 1928. and this
IL the first time I have been
called before the ethical com
mittee."
His attorney. John .. OCon
nell. termed the charge out
rageous"
1--WE never before heard Of a
professional man being brought
Into court on such small
charge" he declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
j. ). DecOrdtes
LdkeSurveyAi

Merle L. Ross, az, of $3.50 Vine
wood, civilian employe of the
u. S. lake survey, was decorated
Saturday for an invention that
increased the efficiency Of the
personnel and resulted in man
power savings TO the government.
Ross, in his spare time, devised
standard for holding and guild
ing linking devices used in the Gre
alton of vital war maps.
With the citation, Ross received
small button for lapel wear.
The citation is signed by 1t.
Gen. Brehon SommerVille.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Black Market Rampant

1t is impossible to buy little baby shoes or socks.
In fact the most important baby temthe diapers missing
However, If you very rich with the
black market you can find most anything you want
The black market here is the rampant have
across.
do not like to paint such grim picture life in Paris
for women but compared prewar days really roughng
1t for the gals.
Paris has always been a woman's town.
Everything was here to make them pretty comfortable and
luxurious
But today that is not the picture at all.
1t is military city and full Of discomforts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Bare Legs Everywhere

Bare legs everywhere There aren't many stockings of
any kind.
The girls bareegged through all this cold just
the the American girls do the beaches the
summer and think nothing of it.
II makes colder that possible Just look at so
many bare legs
have not any beautiful ewery for which Paris
is so famous.
The only jewelry have here has plastic flower
ear-clips and now and then gold ones.
American Victoa records will be of the popular
and welcomed products here when America sending
things
Every house dned has American years old
and the people constantly When going be able
get songs and records"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Beautiful Handbags Available

One accessory which has remained good and wemade is
the bag
Every carries beautifully made bag Of them
shouldersrap type but all of very style and hand
1t is quite impossible to buy gloves.
The usually beautiful French gloves just aren't
The only kind have black wool knitted
they not in the shops either
The predominating fur here is rabbit
1t is dyed in all ways and used inside we'll
every other
1t is almost expensive as mink in America.
have only mink girl in all Paris since
! have been here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Teresa Wriqht Mother

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 2 (UPl-
Actress Teresa Wright, l942
Academy Award winner for her
part in Mrs. Miniver," and her
husband, screen writer Nlven
Busch. today became the parents
of q hahN boy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Yanks Buy All Perfume

II is impossible to purchase perfume
have been told that three million gallons of perfume have
been sold American soldiers since the liberation.
Most of the girls the long hair style which
used TO in the States.
You lot of badly beached blond heads.
Being brunei constantly taken French girl when
out of my uniform.
There isn't any such thing lovely smelling bath oils
tQth salts
read the beauty column in the New York American
which received here few days telling about the
wonderful bath oils and all the divine feminine things which
very dear to every woman's heart.
is wonderful to know that place these things which
help the beauty of still because the
of Europe have had any these uxues
four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
'Heiled' Into Court

JERSEY CITY, n. j., Dec.
CUP)--U. S. Deputy Marshall Leo
Heltlor, fed up with being "heiled."
has filed a plea for court permits
sion 10 change his name to Hilton.
Heitler said his trouble began
when he-waS in high school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
STAY Attractive in Bad Weather
Cosmetics are very scarce.

Cosmetics are very scarce
but they have very rosy cheeks
this miserable weather.
These girls think nothing of their makeup.
For unknown their hair attractive
and look so healthy they extremely pretty
The pscks bad They don't and the colors
pale.
There is very little cold cream.
AIRY product with oil grease base does not exist.
1t is impossible to find cologne of any sort the
American soldiers hit Paris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
LoreNe Hearst Writes:
ebay Rain Drenches
Everybody in Paris
toreIIe Hearst Writes:
BY LORELLE HEARST
Special Correspondent for The Detroit Times

PARIS Nov 20 (Deayed)--It has been raining for
six days and l coming down in fury.
Every one is like drowned rat but life goes on just
the same and people to give little thought TO
fact that there available vehicles to ride in.
They just keep riding their bicycles hoofng every
where.
The women hightop rubber boots and raincapes
with hoods carry little French umbrellas which have
long handle that looks like walking stick when closed
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Evening star., 1944-03-12
Heurich Loop Games,
ID. T.. Basket Tourney
Are Linked Today

The Heurich League champion
ships and the District basket ball
tournament will be played jointly in
Heurich gymnasium today, starting
at las pm. Eight games are on
the schedule, with three of them
being championship tits.
The first championship game will
start at 2:45 as the United Type
writer girls meet the Marine Corps
girls. At s, Jacobsen Florist, Sec
ond-round winner, will meet Per-
ruso'S Cafe in the first piayon game,
while FBI and United Typewriters,
thrd-round finalists. will take the
floor at g. The winner of this game
will meet the winner of the Jacob
|sen-Perruso contest tomorrow night.
The series in both the mems and
womens divisions will be played on
lose-two-and-out basis.
All of the District tournament
games are in their quarter finals. A
tournament game will start the
afternoon schedule with Chevy
Chase AC meeting Chevy Chase
Ramblers at, LAS. Other games are
Gallaudet Whites VS.. Friendship
Ramblers, 3:45; Warrenton Virginia
Rifles VS.. FBI No. 2, at S; Marine
Paymasters VS.. Camp Springs. at 6
and Hot Shoppe VS.. Naval Receiving
Station. at 7.
Evening star., 1944-03-12
.AAU Juniors Poised
For Court Tourney

Competition opens tomorrow ir
the District AAU junior basket ball
championship tournament with
games at Eastern and Centra,
Branch Boys Clubs.
The 80, 1o5 and 120 pound class
tilts are scheduled at Eastern
Branch, with the 15O-pounders
swinging into action at Central. The
schedule:
Eastern Branch.
9O-pound class-Friday, 7:30 pm, East
ern Branch VS.. Georgetown Grays; $3.50
pm, Merrick B. C. vs.. Arlington
105-pound class-We6nesday, 7:30 pm,
Central Branch VS.. Alexandria B. c.. Tues
day. $40 pm, GEORGETOWN Br VS. Sacred
Heart: Wednesday. $50 pm, Eastern
Branch VS.. Congress Heights.
Central Branch.
15O-pound class-Monday. 6:15 pm,
Perrusso's Cafo VS. Montgomery Blair;
1;15 pm, Georsetown Br. vs.. Chevy
Chase; s:15 pm. Bethesda VS.. Eastern
Branch; Tuesday, pm. Arcadia vs.. Alex
andria B. c.. Wednesday. 7 pm, Central
Branch VS.. Arlingon: S:I5 n.m.. winner
same san Nc, vs.; Brightwood Eagles: Thurs
win winner game No. 3; Friday, 7 pm. win
s15 pm, winner game No. 8 VS.. Prince
Georges b..
Evening star., 1944-03-12
Bout
Definitely Booked

The once-postponed 10-round fight
between Henry Armstrong and
frankie Wills definitely will 60 on
at Uline Arena a week from tomor-
row night.
Armstrong is recovered from the
strained back received in a recent
Midwestern bout. In previous fights
here he has put the chill on Phil
Furr, Johnny Cabello, Saverio Turi-
clio and Lew Hanbury, but in Wills
faces stronger and bigger boy than
any of these.
Wills last winter kayoed AL
Dummy Davis, who recently STOP
ped Bob Montgomery. Wills later
lost to Montgomery after giving Bob
a big argument for the first five
rounds, and since has gone unde-
feated against George (Red) Doty,
Joe Agosta and Ernest (Cat) Rob-
inson, beating the latter twice.
frankie is training in Baltimore for
the Armstrong engagement.
Evening star., 1944-03-12
DotY Figures 10 Give
|MoIIis His Stiffest
Ring Test Here

The caliber of Tommy Mollis' op-
position steadily is increasing. and
old Tom gets a good stiff test for
tomorrow night when he comes in
against George CRedD Doty in the
10-round boxing feature at Turner's
Arena. The 10-round distance also
is supposed to be an obstacle for the
Baltimore veteran, although in his
last fight here he finished eight
rounds at full speed and appeared
able to go on indefinitely.
The 35-year-old (plus) Mollis has
won seven in a row here, displaying,
meanwhile, goodly share of that
ring artistry which comes only with
experience, of which he has had
plenty He declares himself ready
for some stiff middleweight oppo-
sition and after getting past Doty,
II he does, wants good outdoor,
fight against name" boxer.
In facing Doty, Tommy goes
against something better than his
previous Turner's Arena opponents.
Doty's most recent claim to fame is
~ NA"" oSoAiio1 IA OdFLS, WIlO CIlllleQ
Bob Montgomery. He also beat
Ernest (CaD Robinson and lost a
split verdict to Frankie Wills. Doty
is fair drawing card elsewhere
and If he beats Mollis it will give
him goodly following here, which
could mean some outdoor work this
summer.
Mollis has been fighting for so
long and is in such good condition
that his training for earlier fights
here consisted of working all day in
Baltimore and catching an early
train over. For this fight and his
last one, however, he actually took
day or so off to spend in the gym
sharpening his eye against the light
bag
Tomorrow nights card bulges with
middleweights, with two six-round
bouts backing up the main event
Bobby Brown tangles with George
Williams and Jess Moraney takes on
Frankie Gillien. Brown has won
three in a row at Turner's with
knockouts over AL Cortez and
Jimmy Hill and a decision over
Okie Greer.
Evening star., 1944-03-12
Campofreda, Terror Ace,
Goes 10 Mat With Olson

Nick Campofreda, former gridder.
rassler and heavyweight fighter at
Western Maryland, has been signed
to oppose Cliff Olson at Turner's
Arena Wednesday in a rassling bill
that features Dom Evans versus
George Macricostas in a one-fall
bout.
Campofreda, recently released from
military service, is anxious to become
Washington's top mat performer
and will challenge any heavyweight
in the East if he gets of to winning
start.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. match
finally will bring a decision, it is
hoped, between these two, who have
drawn in three previous matches,
one lasting an hour and the other
two 80 minutes each.
Evening star., 1944-03-12
Three Big Competitions Share
Sabbath Bowling Spotlight

While the fifth annual Lucky
Strike Handicap for women with
averages of 108 or less, and the first
Clarendon Handicap, open to all
boWlers of both sexes. are sharing
the tournament spotlight this after
noon and tonight. duckpin scattering
promises to hit its peak for the sea-
son at Northeast Temple when the
Mems District League fires in body,
starting at 7:30.
Attractive Christine Mores, mem
ber of Columbia's second-place La
dies District League team, will be
the defending champion in the six
game Lucky Strike event which gets
under way at o'clock. With the
city's fair top-flighters barred and a
fee of only SO, the affair looms as
the women's biggest tournament
this season. Contestants will receive
a third handicap based on the
top scratch average of 108.
Thelma Northrop in Field.
Conspicuous among the partici-
pants will be Thelma Northrop of
the Arcadia Independent Ladies'
League, who last Sunday won the
Margaret Lynn tournament with a
lusty CAT which included only 10
franked pins.
Evening star., 1944-03-12
Golden Gloves Event
For Juniors Listed

The junior Golden Gloves boxing
tournament opens on Thursday with
novice class bouts at Merrick Boys
Club.
Twenty bouts are scheduled in
weights ranging from so through
130 pounds. Pairings:
60-pound-walter Spires (Eastern) VS..
Danny Rapinee (Merrick), Mike Sullivan
1Merrickl VS.. Earl Draper (Alexandria),
tAlexandria).
VS.. Forrest Fuller lMerrick5, Albert Hern-
don Eastern By Us. Richard Hughes
vs 75.poundLM;James Lo;1 snight Eastern Bdo
o-poundNBarry Allison eastern Br)
Lennis Bre.don 1Alexandria 3: c. rs.
kIlns Isla SSsorsssown s. sys: richard Raw Raw
tral BrJ VS.. Tommy Abeil tEastern Br.J.
100-pound--Jack Lynch tMerrick B. c.
vs.. Donald Simpson lAlexandria B. c..
Moran (Easern Bdo.
110-pound-James Tydings fMerrick B.
e. VS., Vernon Groves lAlexandria B. CO.
Bunny Wallace Geo. Br) VS.. al Coleva
{ Central r BE- 3. Is3r R9naId Matheys !MeErick
Crane tAlexandria B. 6. " 'e
12Q-pound-Red withers Geo Br) VS..
Eat Landolt mount Rainier B. CO. Joe
Usnn Gearsetosn sme55ifS * B. c. VS.. Joe Seymour
i3o-pound9John sturses Mount Raj
aier. aisrs.y vs.. Ralph Carnes Central BIZ: Al
alexandria "A Cl