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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
Tomorrow is a lively Word

you think he is the kind Of mar
who is always fair? ?"
Yes" Beth said quietly.
Andrea picked up the brush
again. Then you don't know him
How could you marry him II
you feel that way?"
Il told you" Andrea answered
simply, I'VE are alike. We under
stand each other. It will be goose
and gander." She put the brush
down with final gesture. We're
both disconnected with what We
have. The future means the same
thing to us-something unknown,
something to be. oh, I don't know
how to say it, but we're both going
to get something out Of this war,
something better than what We
have"
How"
For one thing, I'll be married.
I'll be out Of Pennington and so
will Jim. Maybe he'll stay in the
Army. Army life is full Of thrills.
New places, new people
"Oh, Jim. jim" Beth's small
voice was saying. Il wanted better
than this for you"
But we're not married yet,
ducky. Wen try being engaged for
while and then :"
Does Jim know that ?"
"What man doesn't know won't
hurt him, darling
ut might hurt jim very deeply
Andrea turned q surprised look
upon Beth. "Who are you most
worried about, Beth. Jim or me ,"
I'm worried about both OF you.
II this Is the way you are begin
ming"
Andrea began to rub cold cream
into her skin. Don't you fret your
pretty head about us. I'm going
down to camp to visit Jim in a cou-
pie Of weeks. I'll dig up beau for
you. You really ought to have one,
Beth. You're likely to become jeal-
Gus when you see the good times
Jim and I'll be having. and I never
want you to feel left out Of things"
Beth turned her face to the wall
and put a cool cloth over her eyes.
Il wish you happiness" she said
ut isn't as If we were going out
Of your life, Beth. Wen all have a
future the same as our present.
Wen all be together
Future. The word was a mock.
cry In Beth's ears. There was no
future for her Jim was her present
and her future and now there was
no Jim, for she had already made
up her mind that somehow she
must escape the torture of seeing
Jim and Andrea in love.
There was a taste OF ashes in her
mouth and her thoughts were suf-
located and frightened. She could
only think blindly, II must get
away" And then. startling to her,
she thought, Il must get away
from Andrea"
II was horrible 10 think this
way. Shed brought Andrea up
since they were children. Andrea
was like her own little sister. But
Andrea was hateful TO her now,
and she fought herself because SHE
was, reminding herself that An
drea had never known that she
loved Jim flrst-snd always.
Ito Bs Coutinuedl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
Michael Rurak Rites
From Church Sunday

Ann Arbor, Mich. Jan. l5-Fu-
neral services will be Sunday af-
ternoon at 2:30 from st. Nicholas
Orthodox Greek Church for Mich
ael Rurak, who died suddenly Fri
day at his home, 393 s. Fifth St.
Burial will be in Fairview Gene
terry and friends may call at the
Staffan-Hildinger Funeral home.
Mr.. Rurak was born in Russia
Jan. A. 1898 and came to Ann
Arbor in 1887. No relatives are
known to live in this country.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15

Again she hid her eyes. That's
over" she said on a quick little
breath. And then, Beth will be in
SOON"
Beth knew before Andrea told
her. She knew when she came into
the living room and found them
putting the last Of the silver snow
on the tree. She knew from their ST.
lence, from the looks that were be-
tween them and from something
repressed, yet sparkling from each
of them.
But it was Andrea, not Jim, who
told her. And it was after Jim had
gone the day after Christmas, when
the red, velvety roses that Dennis
had sent were already fading in the
vases, but she still was not pre-
pared to hear it, to have the numb
ness that had encased her through
the two and half days while Jim
was there leap into soaring pain.
She said her head ached the day
after Christmas and was not able
to go to the train with him, so
Andrea went, and when she came
home, Beth pretended to be asleep.
But Andrea yoke her and said, 81
think you'd better know, darling.
Jim and ! are engaged. He asked
me to marry him the night he
came"
Beth prayed for words. but all
she could say was, Isn't 1t sudden,
Andrea? I know you both so well
and yet I :"
Andrea began to take Of her
things and hang them up deliber-
ately. Sudden? Perhaps. Those
things happen that way, darling.
We've been seeing each other for
three years and then in q moment
well, everything was differ
ent. We were both excitingly aware
Of each other. A lower plane mo-
ton, no doubt"
DO you love him." Beth asked,
tearing the question out of her
pain.
Andrea sat down at the dressing
table and, picking up . brush, be-
gan to stroke her cloudy hair.
Lover" she repeated. I'm not
sure I know about II, any more
than you do. You have to love q lot,
and lose your love, perhaps, to
know whether you do"
mo, no." Beth's heart cried, "you
know"
IT don't know what II is, Beth,
but it's q new. exciting feeling ]
have about Jim. I want to touch
him. There's something brutal and
ruthless and selfish about Jim. I'm
that way, too. Perhaps that's why
I'm feeling this way"
Brutal, ruthless, selfish! Jim ?
Beth could deny nothing, although
she felt how wrong Andrea was.
She said, ANDY. you said you
loved Dennis only a month ago"
Andrea put down the brush and
pushed her hair back from her face
II think did, but this Is different
Besides. I can't have Dennis"
Would you take Jim just be
cause you can't have Dennis
Would that be fair or right? ?"
Andrea turned on the bench anC
flashed a look at Beth, saying
Beth. are you 50 blind to Jim? DS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15

ed with Duane Taylor getting 7
points, Rex Brooks s, and Ken
Richardson S.
The Roosevelt reserve team was
more successful than the varsity
as they won their game q to 10
which was also against Milan.
Spike made ~ for the Purple and
Gray and Greoshoher had s points
for the losers.
Summary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
WOULD SELL PRISON

Detroit. Jan. l5-TNS-City Con
troller Charles Oakman today re-
vealed a plan whereby the city Of
Detroit hopes to sell the House Of
Correction to the state for use as a
women's prison, The city will ask
a price OF s2.100.00O. the amount Of
the present bonded debt, according
70 Oakman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
Fine, Costs Added
TO Party Expense

Aln Arbor, Mich, Jan. l5-Eu
gene Benzinger. "a. 2I9 Murray
CT, not only bought all the beer
for a party at his home but also
had to pay $25 fine and SIS costs as
result of it.
He admitted in court that he
bought a case of beer and invited
three minor boys TO his home TO
drink 1t.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
SIS YEARS ON RAILROAD

WINCHESTER, Mass.-UP =
Elias L. Titus, 70, oldest engineer
on the Fitchburg Division of the
Boston g. Maine railroad. soon will
observe his 55th anniversary as
railroad mcn-but he has no idea
of retiring. Il get the same kick
out of it today as | did the first
day | grasped the throttle" he
says.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15

Detroit, Jan. l5-INS- Charges
against the last two defendants fac
ing conspiracy counts for allegedly
allowing vice and graft to exist in
Hamtramck were dismissed In cir
cult court Friday. On motion OF the
prosecutor, charges against Viii
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15

liam Boltz, a former police lleuten-
ant. and Or. ley Bell were drop
ped The prosecutor held that con
spiracy could not be proven be-
cause charges against other defend
ants in the case had been dismiss
ad
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
HOTELS LINEN STOLEN

SALEM, Ore. -UP-- A Salem
hotel operator told police some
one entered her hotel and stole
30 bed sheets, 10 pillow cases, 80
hand towels and several bed.
spreads. They just were freshly
Numbered.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
High Defeats Plymouth
Bowling 9 Scores
YPsI FRATERNAI BOWLING
LEAGUE
ScovtilR

YPsi FRATERNAI BOWLING
LEAGUE
Seovllls
Masters $50, Kelly 500. Smith ESQ,
X Hopp (ayeJ AZ {, Hopp 40i
Handicap 267. Totals -65s, 726,
ISL. 2lS5.
V. F. W.
Z. Pierson SEA. II. Gillette 100,
A. Milf sos. Z. Messner 562, L. Liy-
ingston SIS. Totals S31, 9ls. Sof,
1858.
Mssons.2
t. Ring 406, L. kerbyson 50s. J.
Montonye 1875, NJ. Richards S5i. G.
Fagin sol Handicap 81 Totals
$40, 776, 7s5, 23Ol.
Eagles-2
l.. Reynolds 3S7. McComb 42l
Simon 37S, Palmer 455, Baird $50,
Totals 726, SIS, 10, 2l9l
Masons.i
NJ. Lidke AS. Cornwell 1870, Lam.
bert 3S6 Mott (aYcD 1872, Whit
comb 40. Totals IA, 756, $50.
2193.
Eaeles.l
c. Lore 392. X. Winkler 459. l..
Weber 314, T. Barnet 353, r. Ed
son 467. Handicap 16S. Totals
100, $50, 673. @l53
Moose.2
NJ. Bowden 533. S. Richards 53i,
G. Richards 1863, L. Bates 35S. J.
Harris $50. Totals-763. S37, SIS.
244S.
Moose.1
Hathaway 399, Beouchamp 35S,
Morris 427, Carrier Az. Boyle AS.
Handicap 291 Totals 1859. $40. S2S,
2427.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
SYNOPSIS

Roommates and COUSINS,
BETH KINNAN. serious minded and
trusting, and
ANDREA BARNES. rather self-cen-
tered and selfish. find that the tense
ness accompanying Americas I'M
pending entrance into the war 10
beginning to affect their lives. FOR
three years Beth has been going with
JIM RONALD who still has not been
too successful in getting sheso IN tne
world. while Andres has been at
tracted by
DENNIS ARCHER. IS years her senior;
but wealthy and interesting - ana
also married.
YESTERDAY: It's Christmas Eve and
Jim is due home on his hrst leave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
Lincoln High School Scores
Easy Victory Over Flat Rock

teams points while Crooks led the
victors with s.
Summary:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
Conserve on Hot Water

Delay laundering and take fewer baths until
weather moderates.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15
Save Gas When Cooking

Do as little cooking as possible, no baking or
cooking requiring high temperatures for long per-
iods. Do not heat your kitchen with oven or top
burners of your gas range.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17
&atbolttem int NQ3tretd)

Inter ser Muflhrift ,,gatbolics in
Na5ilano" gibt Serr Ebomas Ser
nan, Elm in Deutl6lano internierter
ameritaniiber Diplomat in Der Mai<
hummer Ser Wonotsl6rift uSign" Ell
ne Sterile intereiianter @rlebnille uno
8eoba6tungen, tpel6e Elm gldn3enoes
8ilo bon oem beroii6en Sample Der
oeutlden &obtolifen uno belonoers it,
rer uneri6rodenen Setter, Ser fotboli=
lden 8ii6ofe, gegen 0ie na5ilti1den
&eligionsperfolger.
uSon SSonuar 1943 Bis gum MGr5
1944", idreibt @err ST. &ernan II.
a, ugeborte i9 81 Ser Pforrei Der
Stiftstirde in ser 6eutl6en Staot
gooen, alio in elmer feinoli6en Staot
uno 5ur 3eit zines &rieges. 9ie
llebergabe Stalingroos ereignete lt6
i'm erlten uno Die getpaltigen 8o1n=
baroierungen 8er1ins i'm lebten 800
nat meines oortigen Mufentboltes.
Mein Name befin6et itd in feinem
9farregiiter Der olten gotbii6en Mut-
terfirde 8aoens, benn i9 NOR elmer
Der oiplomatiiden in 8a6en inter.
nierten amerifonii6en @eiieln. 8enn
mir 5ur Stride gingen, begleitete uns
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17
TrRbltmgs Mntmnft

Sd0ner Griibling, tonm bod tpie-
Der,
2ieber SriibIing, tonm oo6 ba16!
Bring uns 8l1unen, 2aub un6 2ie'
Der,
S6miide ipie6er Sel6 un6 8alo!
SSa, ou bi1t uns treu eeb1ieben,
&onmit nun bo1b in Bra6t un6
@lon5,
8ring1t nun bol6 an 6einen 2ieben
Sang unb Sreuoe, Spie1 unb Ean5.
Soffmann b. Sa1erSleben.
W1it Sen erIten milben SonnenItrab-
len nod triiber folter @interna6t ers
tpadt Die gan3e geotur aus ibrem @in-
terI6laf Mit einem Wale beginnt elm
neues @riinen uno 81iiben in Telo
uno @ol6 un6 8iele. Gin gen1ein-
iamer tanner STUFF eridallt: ,,@r&pa6e,
es lit 6riiblingH Oos 8d6lein ber-
nimn1t Sen STUFF. Sc pldti6ert luitig
ieine fiIberbellen 8eGen. sic biipfen
fr0bli6 fort, Inn ins nabe Sort Die
ltile 5riiblingSobnung 81 tragen.
Oie Birfe itredt ibre 3tpeige. 2e>
ben fomnt in ibre totl6einen6en Gle
Der, Ser frilbe Saft 1teigt in iie bin'
elm un0 Die 9noipen idmeIlen ba16.
Die Come Io6t ibr nun, no6oem
iie 0as graue, 0unfle @etpolf ber-
ideudte, freun01id) 81 un6 bleibt nit
ibrem miIOen, longeriebnten 2i9t lan>
ger am Simmel, I'M allen 5lt berfiin-
ben: ,Nbnt ibr 0enn ben Sriibling
ntdt?"
@ue @eif)opfe bernebmen 6en Nuf
Denn al1d anfongs 5aeeno uno 5tpei-
felno. slnmGbli6 lteigt Die Soffnung,
oos Sebnen miro INNER GROCER, un>
oufbaltiamer, bis es iibereebt 1T @r-
fiilung. gtun rufen biel1ti1nmig oie
fleinen 5anger er1t pebn1iitig uno lei
ie flageno> 0onn INNER frober, Big iie
5ulebt in lnutem Subel aus ibrer tlei-
men 8ru1t ouen mitteilen, tpus longe
ourin ber16loiien mar: 2i6t, @rtpa-
6en, 2eben, Sreuoe, 9eben Slid!
Gin Soglein fliegt bonn Sonnenbaum
in oen naben @alo. 0ieIer berItebt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17

Oberfeite uno infoIeeoeiien cine &b'
tuGrtsfriinmune Der Sptbe betpirtt
9ie 8ur5eI lift 1i9tideu, ebenio
pie Die l1nterieite Der 8ldtter, Die iid
immer benz 2idte abfebrt. Sn Der
8ur5e1 lit oieieniee 9feeion, tpel6e
oen 9fei5, alio bier ben &ei5 oes 2i6>
tes, e1npfinoet, rd1tn1li6 beri6ieoen
bon 6erientgen, in Der Die our6 ben
8ei5 ausgeloite 8odstumbewegung
ousgel0it miro, gan5 tpie beim Siere,
mo- Ser Nerb Sen 9ei5 empfinoet, Der
Musfel aber Die 8etpegung our Ius>
fiibrung bringt.
geur 6ie iiingite tegelformige Spits
sc bon ettpa Elm ied5ebntel 3ou lit bel
ser @ur5el teilungsf0rmig, 8. +. tie
beitebt aus teilungsfdbigeln @etpebe,
uno 6ieier Sell lit MIR fir ben Rei5
ser Sdtperfraft tpie fir demii6e uno
me6anii6e Rei3e empfGnglid. Son
bier miro ser Hei5 auftpdrts 5u ettpa
elmer elm balben 3oa langen 5trede
Ser 8ur5eI geleitet, in Der. Damn 8.
g. our9 unglei6es 8o6stum Ser
Sber- un0 unterleite cine 5ielgemdBe
&riimnung er5eugt miro, 10 oaB Die
5pibe 6er 8ur5el ite pie0er ientre6t
gum gromittelpuntt einiteat.
Ser &ei5 le1b1t fam poiitio ODER
negotib, on5iebenO o0er abitoBeno mir
fen, ie na66em oaS tDa6ienoe Organ
1t6 Ser Queue 6es 9fei5es 5u- ODER
abtpenoet. @s berbalten it9 alio in
oieIer Sinit6t Der oberirOiide Eeil
oer Bhan5en gan5 entgegengeiebt, er-
lterer iudt oas 2i6t, lebterer nenoet
it6 bonn 2idte ab.
0aS lit MIR elmer Der Dun6erbaren
aus oem 2eben Der 8flan5e
un6 oes gon5en groBen &ei6es Der
Natur, in tpel6en bic bonn S6opfer
bineingelegten &rdfte na6 etpigen &C.
IeBen tpalten gum 2obe uno &ubme III
res Sdopfers un6 Dem Meni6en gum
Nuben 11no our Sreuoe,
SoIlte 6o ser Meni6, oos nit Ser.
nunft begobte @ei60pf @ottes Blind,
geoonfenlos uno elei6giiltig an 6en
1t6tboren Munoern oes ol1mG6tigen,
peiien 1mo gittigen 56opfers borbei,
geben? Oonfbaren un6 oen1iitigen
9er3ens mollen mir nit Dem YIaln1i>
item beteno ousruf fen: ,,0ie Simmel
'er5dblen Die Serrli6feit @ottes uno
Oos 6irmament berfiinoet Die Nrbeit
leiner Sdnoe!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17

0entur lttt0 m1rIcTe al11 nttS n1D Oenl
@ottes6ienit. Bir eingen Sonntoe
mad Sonntag aur Stiftstir6e uno in
neinen 5ablrei6en &eiien babe i6
nireenos cine Stride eeleben, mo oer
@ottesoienit 70 berrlid gefeiert tDur-
De, tpo iolde Weni6enmaiien ii9 aur
Inmobnung oer III. Melie 5uiammen>
fanoen, mo- Die tir6li6e Mufif 70 ers
bebeno mar, mo 10 biele @r6ubige 5ur
FL. &ommunion gingen in 10 borbi1o>
ltder Sron1migteit uno erbauli6er
Inoa6t. Dies ion, tpie mir berIt6ert
tpur6e, in alien &ir6en 0eutidlonos
Der Sou iein.
@a oieies mag bielleidt befren1oeno
|erl6einen, ongeli6ts Ser Sotfo9e, oaB
felt bier Sabren bic fatboliide Breiie
unteroriidt, Die fatboliiden gereini-
gungen oufgeloit, Die &1oiteridulen
geI6loiien, Der 9feligionsunterridt
berboten un6 &lofer un6 Nbteien aus
ni6tigen @riinoen fonfis3iert pur-
ben. ltno 6o9 lit es Eatia6e, ooB belt
te in oer oeuti6en Samilie elm neues
getItiges 2eben ertpa6t iit.
Dieie 5timmung lit feinesnegs als
'eine aus elmer Art &riegspip6oie ent>
Itanoene grldeinung. Dur6 3ebn LAM
ge Sabre offener uno ber1tedter Ser
folgung iit beionoers 0ie fotbo1iide
8ebolteruhg 5ii66eutl6lanos ibrem
@lauben treu geblieben. 8enn oud
eine 8enige AFFIRMING getporoen, 10
1T oo6 Die Webr3abl in tbrem @lou,
ben eritortt. Erob oes 8erluite man.
der religioier Sreibeiten, bot Die ia.
tboliide Sierar6ie 6ur6 ununterbro,
6ene unno6giebigfeit uno beroiiden
opoitolii6en Wel1t Ser ibr onbertrouten
,Seroe oos foltbore &leinoo oes @lou.
bens 5u erbalten getpuBt.
@s lit peltbetanrte Sotf fade, ooB
bonn Sabre 1888 big gum Sabre 1889
oie tatbolilden 8iidofe Deuf6lan6s
nit ieltenem Nut Sen &ompf gegen
oos Na5iregime gefiibrt boben. 9ln
Ser Spibe 0ieier Sel6en 1teben &Qr>
oinol Saulbaber, 8i16of bon BreD.
Itno, 8iidof bon @aIen uno @r3bi-
i6of &onrao @rober bon Sreiburg.
Cine ibrer Soupttpoffen i'm reli.
|gioien Sample ftno Die bii90fIi6en
Sirteni6reiben, 0ie bon Sen &on3eln
oller &ir6en berleien tperoen. yei6t
einmol Die @eitapo bat es getpagt, 6ies
gu oerbi1roern Wobl 1T es berboten,
einen Sirtenbrief 81 oruden ooer au
beroffentli6en, aber troB6em berle,
len Die Srieiter bon ser &on3el ben
Sert Ser Sirtenbriefe, in 6enen Die
Srrlebren oes g2o5isnuS un6 Die
&nedtltng Der Stride berporfen miro.
Wdbreno i6 in 8aoen mar, tpur,
oen etpo 5tpei oieier Sirtenbriefe ie-
ben 5peiten Wonat berleien. Son oie-
len bon gr5bii6of &onra6 @rober er-
lalienen Sirteni6reiben tparen es bor-
|nebmli6 bier, 0ie auf midi beionoeren
ginorud ma6ten.
SIM erlten tpuroe bingetpieien ouf
elne Seroronung, oie es, tpie es bon
leber iibli6 mar, Dem Briei tier unter>
|logte, &eligionSunterri6t in Der S6u-
le 51t geben. Ser @r3bii6of nannte Die
ie W}oBnabme oen @ipfel Ser Oun1m=
belt, oa cine driitli6e gr5iebung oie
1irhnrs4o eAro.9, nooo.. So. L.. s..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17

Uc1 IStNe Ct IIcIl OU4cIt. USlt SuIC4tub'
itrau9 uno bic @eioe nit 6en tpei'
| den, id0nen &dsden, Die griinenoe
@feuronfe nit ben frii6en 5dattic'
rungen, Die 2eberbliin9en, 8ui6.
uinoros6en, Simmelsi6luliel6en uno
geilden nit ibren idtpenenben &no.
ipen.
Gin amber 8oelein fIiegt bon 6er
8irfe 5u 6en idlummern0en SeI6ern
uno @Grten, uno ou6 6ieie 1penben
/ lire erlten Seine un6 5proBlinee.
0a miro baI6 Die gon5e Nutl1r
munter, Elm neuer, beleberoer 9ol16
ourdoringt fte.
@or bieIes er5dbIen fi9 Sonne uno
8irfe bon Sriiblingsboffen .iebnen
un0 -abnen, oos bier nit oen Cor
|gen uno &fen 6es 2ebens ringen>
oen Mann un0 Gater, - BORT Die
bonn Summer nie6ergebeugte Wutter
|erfiiut; 0oS 0ie Sugeno folt iibermii-
|tig ma6t un6 Dem @reiie neue 2ebens-
fruft, frii6en 2ebensmut einbau6t.
Sbr &ronfen un0 l1ngliidli6en, Die
ibr bonn nogenoen S6mer3, bon Oen
|S6redensgeipenltern ser Mutloltgfeit
gequdlt tper6et> loBt Die Sriiblings=
'abnung euer Ser5 6ur63ieben! 8ol0,
redt bilo miro oIles bel1er peroen.
So, tpenn orouBen in ser 160nen,
etpig alien un0 etpig neuen @ottes>
natur oas 2eben 5u erneuern 1t6 be-
ginnt, tpenn oos tpunoerboIle 2eben
Ser Pflan5e feline 5riiblingstatigteit
beginnt, tpon6ern mir binous in Die
friide, Wiir5ige 2uft, I'M oas &no=
ipen un0 5prieBen in nG91ter NGbe
5u beoba6ten. @s 1T ettpos 10 8un=
oerbol1es um oie 8orgonge 6es @r-
ma6enS uno geuauf flebens ber Natur,
Der Pflan5e> bonn 1angen, rntatigen
8interidlaf. @S gibt 6a 10 mon6e
ungelolte &atIel iiber 2eben un6
8a6Stum Ser Bflan3e, 6aB gan3e 8ii>
der 0orliber gei6rieben poroen lino.
8ir Dollen MIR bier cine aus bielen
Sragen, bic 1i6 6em 1tnnen0en 1tnO
ituoierenoen Observation-Disclosures ouf=
ordngen, 5u beontnorten 1u6en: @ie
fommt es, 0oB Die 8ur3el ser Bflon3e
no6 unten tpG61t, Der Stamm ser
Bflan5e aber it6 no6 oben, Dem
2idte 5utpenoet> lit ourdous ni6t 10
leift uno eintpanosfrei 5lt erflGren.
Die 8a6stumsri6tung bon 6en
Soupt> rn6 Nebentpuraeln erlter Orb.
Inlng miro Dor auen Dingen bon Der
lS6merfraft beitirnnt. @s treten aber
I'M lebenoen Srganismus neben Sen
6emild)en uno pbDltfa1il6en 4rdften
| luno ibren ougemeinen @irfungen nof
8elpegungen beionoerer Mrt ouf Die
ausidlieB1i6 an oos 2eben gebunoen
ltto, lie be5eidnet man ols &ei5e. I'm
mittelbare Nrbeitsleiituneen ser &rdf,
te, bon benen tie beroorgerufen tpers
ben, itn0 oie Nei5benegungen offen=
bar nidt, es ltn6 bielmebr innere
&rafte, Die I'M Organismus ielb1t ols
Spannfrafte ruben un6 6ur6 Sen bon
altBen ouf ite eintpirfenoen gnItoB
MIR ouseeloit un6 in leben6iee 8etpe=
gungSfafte 11mgenanoelt neroen. Oies
ienigen &rdfte, tpel6e 6os @a9stum
Ser leben0en 3euen bebingen, tpirfen
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-17

SSn einem 0ididt ouf elmer iiios
tpeltliden pa3ifiiden Sniel 5ele>
briert elm fatbo1ii6er Selofaplan
Die I'll. Meife. NIs altor otent Elm
sSeep. Die III. Meiiefeier finbet un'
neit Der @ampflinie itatt.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-12-21
MeonY In Mexico
To Promote Unity

Washington, d. c. (ILNS).-Secre-
tary-treasurer George Meany of the
American Federation OF Labor has
been in Mexico seeking to promote
working cooperation between the
Mexican and Latin American labor
movements and the federation.
Meany also undertook to consult
Mexican labor leaders on laying the
groundwork for a "new deal" between
the AFL and unionism south of the
border. His mission was undertaken
at the end of the recent AFL conven-
tion in New Orleans, coincident with
a conference of the Latin-Ameriean
Federation of Labor (CTAL), headed
by Vincente Lombardo Toledano, who
has often been charged with Com
munist leanings. The conference is
being held in Cali, Colombia.
The AFL authorized it's executive
council to call a conference of trade
unions of the Western Hemisphere.
Such a move, it was hoped, would
check the organization headed by
Toledano and would revive the Pan
American Federation of Labor, of
which the AFL is a member.
The Congress of Industrial Organ
izations is aligned with the Toledano
organization and has sent delegates
to the Colombia meeting. The AFL
was invited but did not send dele
gates.