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Washington Journal., 1944-10-06
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Gosbocton, s. - Bon oen 9ebor-
Sen puroe bier Ser 81 Sabre alte
@arren 8ntterion, ein Maifinilt,
oerbaftet, ser geltdnoig it, 5pei lei
ner bier &inoer IN ben Wfobican-
STUB gemorfen gu baben, nobel zines,
Elm t~1aiabriges <dblein, ertranf.
Ser anoere Sobn, Ser 7iabrige 6ap-
mono, rettete iid uno irrte ltunoen-
lang in elmer regneriiden gtadt unl=
Der, bis er BON einem Motorilten atf-
g~eleien puroe, Dem er Ieine tragilde
@eidid)te er3dblte.
SD beabiidtigte afle bier aus Der
@elt 81 jdaffen, % ib fem Sein fiir
lie botte,~ er6dblte Der @efangene.
81 beioen on0eren So6ne oeS ltf-
menifliden 8uters, elm uftidbriges
3miaingsponr, @ene unO Glenn, la
gen 16 StltnOen inter einem goum
am &olfoe Ser 2anoItraBe. Die aln-
ser 6atten lid nit elmer 8oaoede
Dor DEM &egenwetter 5u ldlliben GEE
ludlt.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-06
2. &apitel.

u@oas les? = @oas nun u? =
Infer 2ebrer, bat q g'fOit9"
Sic itanDen Dor Den 9Gulern uno
tonnten es niGt fuiien. Die aeats
f9pirrten gu Gruppen auiammen.
bic @ruppen gu einsm 0aufen, eel
fi@ Dem lln1Iiidsboten pom Sabn
bamm nad1mi l3te. Sn penig @ugcn
bliden mar Dos 9an5e Oprf alor
miert. 8pr Dem S6ul5enumt ltduts
ii1 oie erregte Men9e. elmer 4uftia
rung barrenb. 9as Sruppeln Der bic
len 6iBe rief Die tleine Qptts WDI
film an Dos 5eniter.
.Sante Malden, 0 tomm nun nal
Der, mas oa it,! Mie ie aqe l%aufen!
9a 1T gepib mas pdfiertl"
Mdl1en Sroutpein fab bindus.
Die 2eute Driidten ii9 i2eu porbei.
Dos 8prt blieb ibnen in Der &eblt
1ibeu. Reiner poate Der iein, Der Ole
Sersen ba i'm S9uIbau5 nieoer
famctterte. gcraeblia rief Die tIeint
sruu eitp poar ilaae @uriten Gil
Aber tie Las aus oen @sIiAien O..
llu6cil, rib Bic 9ur auf IND nllt3a
auf Die StraBe. Sine nlte 1Srau. oil
Washington Journal., 1944-10-06
KarNinal fcin 8ctc
prGiiNcnt Hcciepelts

@atifanitaot - 9as Nahridtefl-
biiro oes 8otifons oementierte cine
@adridt, onB Der fanaoil6e &aroi-
nal Sean Morie &oorigue 8iaeneupe
nod &om fubr, Inn Dem 8upit cine
8otidaft 3ooiepelts uro gburdias
BON ser Quebec &onferen5 gu iiber=
mitteln. &aroinol 8iaeneuDe bat
cine auOien5 beim Seiligen 8ater.
,9ei Ger &omreiie Oes fanooilhe1
&ar0inals bonoelt es iih leoiglidl
nm cine refine &outineinde, ferner
geoenft Der geiitlide 8iiroentrager
Sen fonaoiiden Truppen an Der ito
lieniiden 6ront ieinen geiuf 81 ma
der. meloet oas Notwithstanding.
(Gin 9eridt, ser Die Stulienfabrt oes
fanaoiid)en &urOinuls nit Der Que
&c : aonferen5 8pilden &ooiepelt
un0 Churchill in @erbinoung bra6te,
mr. suerit III ser fanaoiifen 3eitung
q Ganaoa"s in Montreal, erifie-
nel.)
Washington Journal., 1944-10-06

ad6lten BON Dem ltngliid, trus is
fpuBten, un6 f9iitteIten bic &0pfe
iiber Dem RGtfel.
On Der 6rie6en5ei6e itanO bos bale
BE 9orf. Der @rpBbauer Sager bonn
8%eioenbOf, Elm pate Gri4s trat an
Oen Magen.
ISM Gamen unfres Oorfes beiBen
mir bid trauerno nt1tommen, mein
lieber Grid. @ir haben ben beiten
Mann Ser @emeinos Derloren unO Ou
ostnen treueiten 5reunO. Mas foa
oa Elm f9na9es Sroftport? Sci in
bir feIber tart, benn OOrt in Oeinem
Sauie iiBen apei, Die ouf bid ais
ihre einStge StiiBe parten. Nc mir
nrr f0nnen, fperoen mir btr tragen
belfen. SAB Dir elm Sera, meiu arr
msr Sunge!"
Grid W0lfltn nidte Inn poa Bitz
terfeit gu. Stumm ging er NIT ben
Jreunoen Ieines @aters benz S9ulz
bauIe entgegen. SIMMER f4perer
nuroen 1etne S9rttte, als ldbHlte
ibm etpas bic 5ife. Sc iibertum
i'm fat cine Sur4t. Die S4pele gu
betreten, binter Der er 9eborn mar
uno mo i'm oos @raufamfte ertpar>
tete.
&e9ts uno lints gefHbrt, trot er
elm. Mfit eiuem i9merapOIen aufs
f9rei umtlommerten Jpn bic S9De>
tier unb Sante Mal9en, uno ME BON
einem perni9tenben S9lage getrofs
fen, Ianten Die brei Dor Der 8abre
Sriebri9 W0lflins Suiammen, duf
6eiIen lG9elnoem @eiibt bic Strabz
len Der Wlitta9sIOnne 5itterno ipiel=
ten.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-06
vGab" iibcr Sic
Nadfrices : PLANE

9on0on Gin pom Mosfaler
Runofunf per6reiteter geridt ser
opietantlifen Gap" agentur, IN
0em mon es nit Dem eriten eingeben-
zen Soniet aommentar ST ben bis
ger IautgemorOenen NuhfriegspIdnen
liir Elm beiiegtes Geutidlano gu tltn
bat, beit1tigt Dab Oas Yrogramm
Oes analo amerifaniif : ruiIiiden
europa : geirats orei peri6ieoene
Gffupatious5onen i'm &eide norliebt,
oementiert ober Die TlrltGlung, I'M
Sd)oBp ser 4ommiiiion ieI bareitS
pom elmer AufteiIung Oes oeutIfen
@e6iets in cine 4n5abl @%in5elltaaten
Sic Reoe Jem9ien.
Die internationdle 0isfullion IN
selltiden Io6friegsfragen lit lebbaf-
Ter ~gemoroeL ieit Die @eltoffentIid-
seit erfabren but, Dab i'm &ooieOelt=
aabinett ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
oariiber beite6en, pie oltreng" ODER
ME ,,mil0a" oie 6rieoeus6eoingull-
Jen fir 9euti6lanO iein ioaen.
Der Cert Der Mosfauer &unO9e-
sung itano feit bepor @initon
G6lr1;a Dor Oem llnterbauie cine
.ungleid intimere" 5iiblungltabme
ltnO cine griinolidere 8erutung Der
,,QroBen 0rei", ais i'm S6la1ten=
l1rm nt0glif, ais notDenOige 8or-
6e0ingun9en elmer geoei6liden 90
Jung oes 8roblems be5ei6nete unO
oanit 3l erfennen COB, BOB in oieier
SinIidJt in ser Quebecer &onferen5
feline ellogiiltigen @ntidlieBungen ge-
troffen mor0en itno.
Inter ge5ugnabme auf 8onooner
Meloungen iagt 0SaB", Die Serater-
De europa &ommiiIion lei in folgert-
Sen 8unften 81 einem poiitipen gr-
ge5nis gelorgt: Gas &olegium ops
prob;erte Oie 6oroerung beoingungs-
loler &apitulation Des 6einoes, fer
ner eillen oofumentariih feitgelegten
8lon fir sic aaiierte 8eiebung
3eutIdlanos uno oas 8roieft zines
aus Sen BRET oaiierten Sberbefebls-
ja6crn b~sltebenoen ,,&ontroarotes"
Ser 0ie GberberrI6oft itber oos &eid
alls5uiiben ba6en miro. 6erner einigte
Iid Ser @uropo.9eirot auf elm be-
lt:mmtes 8erfabren sur @ntmaff-
nung Geutidlnnos. gu @ntldei-
oungen biniidJtlid SelterreihS lit es
nod nidt gefommen.
o9eutiflono Mrs, fGbrt Oie bonn
Mosfauer &unofunf oerbreitete Or
flGrung tort, lin orei Sffupations-
3onen" eillgeteilt per0en. Ser DIT
lihe Cell GeutI6lanos, eini6lieBli6
SItpreltBens, ioa BON Sen Sowiet-
Sruppen beiest weroen. Berlin ion
Dem 9Gbfommen 5ufolge, o6pobl es in
oie ruIiiIde Sffupations6one faat,
ebenfaas in brei 3onen geteilt uro
Don Iruppen Ser orei Wflfte belebt
uer0en. 0as oeuti6e &eitgebiet
miro in cine nor6peitlihe un0 cine
IiiomeItlide Gone geteilt uno Oie
cine BON britiI6en, Die anoere bon
amerifaniiden Sruppen beiest tDer-
Sen. ogorgeidlagen" lei Die @rrid-
tung elmer uinter-aaiierten &om-
manoatlr" in Berlin.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-06
Oortiesuns folst.)

@erfanql;9. o.: sd
olaubte, oaB S6re 3eituns mir
frsunoli6 g%ciinnt."
Ssraussebsr: .@swib, bus lit lie
AUDI"
o.: .@on Der &eoe eeltern abenb
seim 7Feltma6l baben Sic aber fem
@ort cripdbnt."
6sraHsqsber:: nNa. molten Sir red
meAt SciueiIe unlerer Hreunoidelt2"
Washington Journal., 1944-10-06
4. &oniteI I.

A. 6 opitel.
&ommersienrat O0oerletn fab in
ieinem Bureau Dor ben Mor9enbldtz
tern. 0a bliebeR feline 9lide i'm
probin3teil an Der SpiBmarte vgie>
berfpiefentbal" bGngen. @r bate
@ftien Der MieIentbaler popier@
miible.
nRieoerpieIentbal, 81. MGrs. Sc
beimnispoler unsiidsfan. SOnntag
Frii6 6olb mad 8 llbr Fanben Mrbeiz
ter am 8abnnomm Dor Der 8o6er<
bride ben 0ebrer uno &antor N0lfz
lin leblos ouf. 0ur9 Die dr3tli9e
unlerfu9ung murOe fef!geitellt, ooB
M0lflin ni9t zines natiirli9en Sos
oes geftorben Iein fam. 9ur6 einen
S9log. offenbur BON einem barten
@egenltano berriibrenO, mar bds re9@
tie S9ldfentetn gebro9en Die 4rs
better, bic in Der gfd9e bef9Gftigt
maren uno ben @erungliidten itiir3en
faben, 6e8eugeu a6er, OaB fem anoes
re- Menf9 gu febsn NOR. Sic poren
bur9 einen S9rei in benz 4ugenblid,
als Der 8erliner S9neaSue boriiber=
fu6r. ouf oen 8eruRgliidten dufmert=
lam getporoen."
Sier bielt ODoerlein inne unO
Tubr Ii9 nit Der 6ano our9 Oas
9aar. Wlit 5uiammenge3ogenen auz
genbrouen fIingeIte er nd4 benz Die
ner.
.griuasn sic mir Oas aurs-
bu9!!"
ST bldtterte.
,Na9 a9t ubr2 = Saeen, a9t
u6r 3eifel! = Sd GaFe GERM
Berger bitten,"
Der proturift Berger trat elm.
SD leie bier eben cine merfmIrs
oige 3otis." @r fei9te ibm pas
8latt. Berger las unb fab 90oer=
lein fragenb an.
,9o9 Elm bD9lt tpnberbarer sans
Oos mar borgeftern, 9enuu nit Dem
S4neG5ug fam t9 por Berlin.
8alo na9 a9t l1br paifierten mir
Die 8oberbriide. ST fob nod BIN
iiber 3ur @ielentbaler Ylpiermible,
Sn Dem Qtbteil iaB id anein nit ei=
mem 9errn, ser feline 3eitungen las,
ST bate cine feline &otpeinflai4e
cine lpeenannte babe, unD goB fi9 &C.
robe ouf Der Bride ben Reit in cir
8las. Damn mari er sic 5loi4e =
tie bQtte elm msiBes Gtifett, idparl
uno rot heorudt = gum 5eniter bin.
aus. Mir fiel biefe uaa4tiamtei
iofort duf. 90 brauBen fonnte i
elm Stredenpdrter iteben, fpie mar
bos 0fters iiebt, un0 getroffen lper.
oen. SrpBoem mir bis oabin fuun
cir @prt miteinanoer 9eipro6en bat.
ten, tonnts i9 mid elmer fleinen 8e.
mertung ni4t entbalten. Mein Sc:
aeniiber entf4uloigte ii9 tur5
,Mdn nil bod ben unniiben 8alai
lps iein. S9 ma9e bas immer IT,
Oamit par Die Sa9s erleOigt. Sd
ftieg bier aus, DER 9err fubr tpeiter
Iun = pas Io9yn Sic ouSu2"
n@ie meinen. !Qerr &omer5ienrat
oaB Ser Murf unb Der ungliidsfal
3ufammenbdngen tDnuen?"
GDoerlein mar srrsst aufgeitan
ben.
.@an3 IelbftperitGnoli9! Sir mid
btitebt oo ni9t Der geringite 3rpeifel
Was ma9t man bo9"
.9as fpGre ia Elm fur9tbarer gu
fo1. .Sm -
Naf) elmer turSen 9ouie fu6r De
Broturiit fort:
vOa bleibt Ood mobl nun elm
i;briq, ben 8oriaa Dem 9eridt an
,uaeieen. IS lam ia per peiB ma
bamit 8uiammenbdngn. sd meins
Sic miiiien 0as onssigen, 6err Som
mer3ienrat, troB Der unpermeinlidel
S9ertreien. bic fir Sic baraus ent
/, I'e6en." OSoerlein nidte.
,Oas 1T islbltperitdnOlife Wlen
iGsnpfli6t. 9u gibt es eigentlic
alip gar ni9ts mebr 2u reoen. Sitt'
! ieBen sic iih sleih bin uno beiorge
: Sic mir bos. Sic limb ia orientiert
9ieoernieIent9ol sebnrt gum @latsgt
! riot Sprottuu GGjreiben sic d
} rett Dortbin. Oas Weitere mllle
: .Dir abnarten."
I@0@@@D n
Washington Journal., 1944-10-06

Gin Gtein9 - 6atte iemonb stnsn
Stein gef9IeuOert9 = Sbsr mas
fonit9
&ber oie beiben Griibarbeiter, bic
@SIflin ouf BEN 0ammpfao beOba9>
tet batten, ertldrten iibereinitimmeno,
feline Men19enIeele ouBer ibnen lei
gu iener 3eit in Ser @egenO gepeIen.
Sn benz ratlofen S9peigen, oas
6arauf fOlgte, fano Pei3te bds erits
Mort.
SIS ioaen Elm padr nit mir ge9en.
Dir ipOlen nod einmal aIes gendu
a6fu9en. &ommt."
Mit me6reren Mdnnern lief er 6ds
bon. 9ur9 bds 0orf rannte oas
@erii9t:
uGs bat jemano uniern Ge9rsr err
f9Iagen."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

A T the table let him have
~ utensils he can manage;
use smaller forks and knives
for very young children,
cups with handles large
enough to hold, glasses
which don't tip over easily.
Cut cooked vegetables,
fruits and meats into bite
size pieces. Put chopped raw
vegetables into small sand
witches, or have them as
finger foods tcarrot sticks,
etc. because salads are not
easily managed by children.
Serve food attractively;
variety in color, form and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Between Meals

WHEN a mid-afternoon
w or mid-morning snack
is needed let it be milk or
fruit, with or without
crackers. But keep the child
from "piecing. He should
come to the Ia Die hungry.
If he is seldom hungry take
him to the doctor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

. QUICKER WAI to make so
many good things. mean Bis
quick. 4 blend Of ingredients,
including shortening. Simple
directions orr package for bis
cults, mullins, ICGtJIes, etc.
Calamity proof icith Bisquick!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

texture help appeal to the
finicky child. And the child
specialists add. Have a
quiet, calm atmosphere.
Talk quietly about pleasant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
The Food
BY FLORENCE BROBECK
WOmen's Editor

@TARTING TO school for
the youngster of five or
- six. or going back to
school for the older child,
means an unusual drain on
his health and vitality. The
summer play days in the
sunshine, with relaxation
and also plenty of exercise
are over. AT the same time
the need 10 concentrate,
study, keep regular hours,
sit still in a class room and
do homework as we'll makes
demands on young bodies
which need sound health
and high vitality if the child
is to grow normally and
have that sparkle which
shows he is healthy and
happy. And this calls for
extra care on your part in
planning and preparing his
meals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Dolly Food Requirements

fled margarine; or on rolls.
MIX cereal and TO
drink, or in cocoa.
Dinner
Meat, fish, egg or cheese
dish.
Potato,
Vegetable.
Bread and butter, or forti-
fled margarine.
Simple dessert-such as
ice cream, milk pudding,
cooked fruit with cooky.
Milk or cocoa TO drink, or
in soup.
Lunch or Supper
Main dish such as cream
soup; whole-grain cereal
with milk; or egg.
Vegetable, green or vel
low, raw or cooked.
Bread and butter, or forti.
fled margarine.
Fruit, cooked or raw.
Milk or cocoa to drink.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

things. Do not use this
time for scolding or punish
ment. Eat your own food
with enjoyment; do not dis
cuss food dislikeS."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

THE foods needed every
day should be included in
simple meals served at reg
ular hours. II possible, at
the child'S own small table,
or in his regular place "a
comfortably adjusted chair
the right height at the
family table.
IIighly-spiced foods, very
sweet dishes, stimulating
beverages, such as coffee
and tea, and large amounts
of fat should not be given
children.
Here are meal patterns
which you can follow daily:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Exercise and Rest

IN addition to good food
habits, these nutritioniStS
say, young children must
have long hours of vigorous
outdoor play which eXer-
cises the large muscles.
They need some sunshine
every day, if possible, and a
balance between active and
quiet play TO safeguard
against fatigue and, at the
end of the day, things to do
which are not too exciting.
Such children are hungry
at meal time. ready for bed
at night, and sleep soundly
till morning.
f. An early bedtime helps I'm
this program. Twelve TO
IA hours Of sleep are needed
in each "a for really active
children. w h en- possible
there should be a period OF
rest before meals, a quiet,
well-aired room in which 10
sleep. and parents who Will
see that the child gets the
right amount of slumber,
because few youngsters ever
will admit they are tired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Nutrition Important

PUT good health is de-
- pendent on several fac
tors, one of the most impor.
tant being adequate nutri.
ton. Child specialists and
the nutritionists agree that
good food habits should be
started long before school
age Youngsters, say-th these
specialists, should learn TO
feed themselves. 10 enjoy
eating, TO like a variety of
foods, to eat enough of the
right foods-a happy state
of affairs which can be
brought about if parents will
help the children with pa.
tient, consistent effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Lunch or Supper
Menus Children Like

For the Young Child
Warm Applesauce
Cooked Farina
MIX Sugar
Buttercd Toast with Jelly
(Whole-Wheat or Enriched
Bread)
Hot Cocoa or Milk
High School Age Breakfast
Wheat Biscuits with
Sliced Figs
Light Cream Sugar
Soft-cooked Egg
Toasted Mullins
Butter Honey
Cocoa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Lunch Menu

Lunch Menu
Cream Of Peas Soup.
Crackers
Bran Flakes Bread and
Cottage Cheese Sandwiches
Carrot and Celery Strips
Baked Apple, Cookies
Milk
Dinner
Fruit Cup
Shirred Eggs
Lemon Buttered Cabbage
Baked Potato
Bread and Butter
Raisin Tapioca and Cookies
Milk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Breakfast

Fruit-usually orange,
grapefruit or tomato Juice;
or cooked fruit. Sliced fresh
fruit or berries; melon.
Cereal whole-grain; or
an egg; or both.
Toast and butter, or forti-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Oofmeol Veal Birds

IL pounds veal steak,
sliced thin
2 cups bread crumbs
! cup raw oatmeal
l teaspoon salt
!. teaspoon ground sage
2 tablespoons bacon
drippings
q cup water
u cup seedless raiSinS
b. Cut the veal into six
squares. Pound il, season
with salt and pepper. Com.
bine the other ingredients
and place a little of the
stuffing on each piece OF
meat and roll ii up with the
stuffing inside. Fasten the
rolls with wooden picks.
Roll these in flour, season
again with salt and pepper
and brown them in the hA
fat. Add one and one-hGs,
cups of hot water to the
pan. cover it and cook slow.
ly till the meat is tender.
about as minutes or longer.
Remove the meat to a hot
platter. Add two table
spoons of catchup 10 the
gravy. Stir IL and pour
over the meat. Six servings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

2 cups Sifted flour
pa teaspoons baking
powder
l teaspoon salt
y cup sugar
X cup chopped raiSins
! cup bran flakes
| egg. we'll beaten
q cup milk A
3 tablespoons molasscs VI
, tablespoons melted but
ter or other shortening
Sift the flour once, meas
ure it. add the baking pow
der. the salt, and sugar, and
sift again. Combine the
egg. milk, molasses, and
shortening. Add TO the flour
mixture, with raisins and
flakes, stirring only enough
10 dampen all flour. Bake
in a CREASED loaf pan, in a
moderate oven 1850 Deg. F.
one hour or until done. Let
IL cool. Wrap il in a damp
cloth and store several
hours before slicing.
Apricot Flakes Bread
Substitute one.half cup each
opped apricots and
chopped walnuts for raisinS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Aztec Romance
Is Radio Drama

For God and Castle a
thrilling true romance "a heau'l-
ful Aztec cirl and a Soldier of
Coaqu5s,adorq, fought 'ior goid
and glory Wn h. brought 20
listeners in on FRONT PAGE
DRAMA on Station WJLB a.
j. 2 m lomcrroa
FRONT PAGE DRAMA hoard
each Saturday ap Station AJlk
Is 4 highly popu,N program win
.r77rnr-ai fra-.- the 4lls ~ -IEe
American Weekly maGaz7e which
comes regularly with TIE Detroit
Sunday Time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

CHARGES Wife Wont Let
Him Bowl or Hunt

His wife thwarted him from
doing things essential to his haPpi-
ness Donald O. Roeder charged
today. WHOM Shc frowned on his
bowling nshins and hunting and
vol.dnt lct him have 2 workshop
M tne basement ot their home a.
10--i Kelly
u '5roS,bl filed ~ Rooder n 2
pcudIut divorce suit charged that
ficicr Rocdcf mother of ms three
children made me toe the line
and would nor tolerate any be-
haNnr winch did not meet her
personal rules
Mrs RocdCi char god in her orig
NAL hin that her husband was
+ f ttli--4 A ~ cr4f-at1d strrrtf aWat-ttom
-on4e evenings They we're mars
red july 20 1886 and separated
Ia>, Feb. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
$50 Fine, Probation
For Drunk DRIVING

George z. Young, Is. OF 27413
Grand RiNCr today was prohibited
from driving for three months and
fined $50 for drunk driving Sen
tcnce was passed by Circuit Judge
Miller after jury trial
Counsel for Young was John
Ambrose. who AS justice Of the
peace m BEDFORD Township. had
convicted Young once for lntoNica-
ton and once for drunk driving
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began clrfylne The Dctrot Ilme' Y
months ago with - customers, a busi-
ness which he has since increased to 20
subscribers from vhich he earns $50 a
wtsk. uses b., profits TO buy War Stamps
and save. has 500 in the bank. lie has
earned 4 new bicycle, SIS IN cash and
500 m War Bondy as sales awards from
The Detroit Tunes for incrca'rd business.
Young Bfonzetti serves subscribers on
Holcomb. has sold 1919 War Stamps.
collects poVase stamps and builds model
planes, Ike, Hhe katzen Iimmer Kids best
Of al eorncG he IS -, lives At $500
Cadillac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
By Bob Kane
By Lyman YOUNG
By Zane Grey
BY Fran Striker
By Robert Storm

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
e WISHING WELL Gf

ERE is pleasant little game that will you
every day 1t is numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
fortune Count the letters first the number
Of letters MORE subtract II the number is less than
add The result your key number Start the upper left
rectangle
numbers left right Then read the message the letters under
Tie checked figures
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Order l0c United states War
Savings stamps from your De
troit Times carrier. Hell d.
liver them 10 Your home
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Your Carrier
LEARNING WHILE EARNING
introducing Busy Detroit Times
NGgbborbood Carrier BOYS
BY JIM SLOWER
Today We
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FRANK
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A choir boy Of
Nativity { h ure b
whose ambition is
to he an aviator
lie attends Nativity
School where he
gets all As Frank
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What S on the Air

This program has hess
given The Detroit Times
hy the stations herein
listed n the presentations
As scheduled are not on
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Detroit Times,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
Methodist Bishops Will
Seek New World Order

Ann Arbor, Mich, Jan. i5-The
Crusader for a New World Ord
err led by the Council OF Bishops of
the Methodist Church will hold two
meetings in the state OF Michigan.
One will be at the First Methodist
Church in Ann Arbor on Wednes-
day The Crusade is being launch
ed to make sure that this country
will assume its share OF RESPONSE
bility for assuring peace in the
future.
Speakers scheduled to be at the
Ann Arbor meeting include Dr..
Ralph E. Diffendorfer, OF the Board
Of Missions OF the Methodist
Church; Bishop Ralph Cushman.
resident bishop OF the st. Paul
Area OF the Methodist Church; and
DR.. Ernest Fremont Title. minis
ter OF the First Methodist Church.
Evanston, Ill. At the evening ses-
sion which begins at 7'45. DR.. Diff
fendorfer will speak on the subject
The Coming Peace" and the eli
mactic address will be presented by
DR.. Title on THE Prince Of
Peace.
At $50 p. m. an all-Methodist sup
per will be served in the Ann Ar
Dor church.