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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27
z i'm Army
Promoted

The war department today an
nounced the temporary promo
tons of seven Michigan officers,
two from the Detroit area.
They are:
Ist Lieutenant to Captain
James Joseph Manion. &C. Alpena.
Clare Erwin Dean, CHI, Flint.
Crosse fpints Farms.
Anthony Edward cromAk, &C Holly.
I'd Lieutenant to Ist Lieutenant
Derrik Harold dollhouse. &C, 1854 Z.
Grand Blvd. Detroit.
Thomas Leo Brsnnick. &C. Jackson.
Henry Joseph ZAcharisS, &C. Saginaw.
Order 10c United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
trolt Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them TO your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27

Sing the Old sing the New Year with friends and
inviting hospitality We've good selection for you
choose from glasses of varied sizes for every need and
attractive servceable decanter Buy yours now.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-21

Scr. Srenfielb's S9reibsr faBen ale
fleiBig Bel Der Mrbeit an ben groBen
Ooppelpulten i'm GuBeren 8iireau.
Sir gep0bnli9 bea9teten fie bas Roms
men unb @e6en Der Glienten ni9t 1ebr.
@s ge6Drte gu ben Obliegenbeiten Des
iiingiten @9reibers, biefel6en gu emu
pfangen, tie an3umelben unb in bas
pribatbiireau gu fibren. Die Mn9ez
iteGten begannen ibre barte Mrbeit UNI
9 ubr. Mit benz l1nterf9iebe, baB tie
8ormittdgs Der 6rii6itiidsi turoe nit
elmer gefpiTen 8efriebieung e~ntgeqerz
faben unb Ii4 bes Na9mittags betpuBt
fparen, nit ieber 3eile Der @tunbe Der
6eimfu6rt ndber gu ridden, glia i6r
8iireauleben nube3u benz elmer Ma=
fAine. Oennod rief bag grf9einen
elmer 70 bemerfenspertben &urrbin, pie
Giqnord francesca, ~ungebeueres DUFF
Teben berpor. Die Sebern tpurben binz
fer's O6r geftedt unb bic &0pfe er6oz
ben ii6 iiber bas 5ol5geldnber, tpelhes
ben G9reibern cine gepife Mbqe>
f6loFen6eit gepdhrte.
Scr. Greenfield begriiBte feline Glen
tin auf bas 9er3fi9fte. Charlie, Der
fd i'm 3immer befanb, errDt6ete
IdufbbepuBt. @r bate ben qanaen
Moraen an tie gebo4t unb bate 6us
@efi6l, als Of er auf Der Shat ertappt
porben ndre.
Limb mas fiibrt iie mad gebforb
Hon9" fragile Scr. Srenfielb.
chambers 1T in 2onbor. SD lab
i'm geftern 4bsnb."
sou ih Gburles forti9iden9" per=
IeBte Scr. SrenfielO.
rNein, nein, er fann NIes b0ren,
mas ih gu iagen babe"
Stun. no idben Sic ben Menz
i9en?"
rSm Sbeater. @r bemertte, bab i9
i'm erfannte unb entFernte ii9 fofort."
uWar er a~lein2"
sd CLAUDE pObl; i'd iab Jpn nit
Washington Journal., 1944-01-21

al gegeR 10 piele Nnoere. Gs ndre1
@iele setommen, ibr 81 6ulrisen, unO
lie gldubtea, Sci ibr 8ndoe 81 finOen,
tpenn tie tbr WeiEgau9 lpsnbeten. sic
pdren i'm Srrt5um. oman odsegsn
bate In garter 5einfiibligteit Otsien
Gebler OermieSen. I'm 10 beiIer fir
tim.
.Wenn Sic 10 peiter leben, Deroen
Sic nt1t pisl bon ben NgIifden Jels
bern unO Wiefen gu Ieben be.Omreu,
nu9 oenen es sic 10 isbr oerIungts.'
nubm Nadn Die llnterba!ture pteber
uuf. ~Ooer Oie1eidt iisgt Sbnsn iest
Ht6t mebr pieI oaron."
rSm SegentbeiI, uno Iobalo t4 bic
3eit finoe, gehe i6 uuPs 2arO."
sd 5iebe 2onbon DOL"
sd fange an. es ME i4 fi!rhts
- gu lieb gu gepirNen."
.Nlio fibIen sic li9 gladli9 in
Sbrem Beirut = uno oas 1T Die
9auptfade."
~Su, glIdli6 in manner 8s5ie9ung.
Rutiirli6 gibt ss ShattenieiteH in ie>
beg Menf9en Seben. Warum Ioutc t4
ooDon peri9ont bleiben9"
nOiirfte t4 niGt erfabren, mas Sbr
Qeben DerOiiftert?"
Seine Neugierhe fpnte aGsbdlo in
Draftif9iter MeiIe bedntnortet perSen.
@ine Der sroBen Sdngerinnen mar an
Der Heibe. Sic ftann uuf urb mari
ibre umbiiaurg Bel Seite; dts Ie ii4
ben oberen Reqionen Sulpanbte. TG;its
telte fie bic S9leppe i6res Rleibes uno
ben odmit uufgenommenen Stuu6,
tpenn ni9t gerube3u iiber Signoru
5rancesca, 10 bod rcd ibr biniiber.
Die @eberoe Idgte mebr, als es gauge
8Gnbe bermo6ten. gs Ddr cine Be-
leioigung, bic nur fdpeigsrb ertragen
tperben Durfte. Gin 89ilofopb bate
lie Dielei9t aIs EN- Compliment aus=
geGegt, ba tie ben 8etpsis I~ieferte, OaB
bic SGngerin, tpeI9e 10 LANCE unbes
f~tritten Oas Scepter gefiibrt, iebt cine
RiDdlin gefurben, bic tie ibrer 5einbs
f9aft piirOis bielt. Sir elm peibGiaes
Wefen mlbte bds 8ebdbren Ieinen
Sta9el BADEN; bcs 8llt itieg in bes
MdO6ens blafe Wangen, unb N0an
bdtte es germ ii6ernommen, Der neiOt=
f6sn @egnerin Die berbiente Strafe 3is
tpmmen gu ldilen.
sd tann mir pobl benten, odB bies
cine Der S4attenfeiten fein mag = bic
SiferIu9t!" fliIterte Mldn.
nM}an muB fi9 6ineirtfinben," ents
gegnete Srancescd. DGinige Iinb pp6lz
meinenb, Nnbere Iinb es ni9t. !6ofz
fentiib perbe i9 niemcts neibi19 rnb
made teiner @nfdngerin bos 2eben
f9per."
8alb mar es an ibr, bic gftrabe gu
betrsten. @r folgte i9r big an ben
SUB Der Sreppe unb lauf9te ibrem
@efange, erfreit iber ben Ttiirmif9en
Nppldus, Der ii9 na9 benz S9tuB
besfelben BON alien @eiten erbob.
Gr belt es 1eBt an per SSert, 1tG gu
e~mpfeblen. @r fiiblte fi6 Iebr gfiidli9.
Sic f9iittelte Inn ber3li9 bic 6ano.
vSie seitatten, baB i'd sic uuf>
fu6e9"
@r fagte oies rubig, unb fie abnte
ni6t, mas ibre Nnttport fir i'm be-
be1te.
n@euiB," ertpiberte fie freimiit6ig,
i'd babe erft feit &uraem meinen eiges
men 9ausftunb gegriinbet unb no6ne
Drdpton @ild, ct. So6ns Goab."
n3u ipel9er Stunbe tomme ib
Sbnen am gelegenften?"
,53u ieber Stunbe. @enn mein 8e>
ruff mid ni9t in Qnfprud nimmt, bin
i9 meiit gu 9auie."
SD tomme febr bdlb," Iagte Nllan.
Sic ld4elte i'm freunblih an, unb
er DerlieB iie als elmer Der gliidli9ften
Menf4en.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-21

Citizens Of German blood in this
war, as in every other war in which
the United States have had a part,
certainly should not let themselves be
out-done by other groups. We are
all American citizens and we stand
as one in the defense Of our nation.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-21
ans.

- U0r I'LL . III q q Il s.
geri9tet. 8uri9e: Cine gmpfe6s
lung Don Dem 9errn lieutenant, Der
9err lieutenant lahen ben 6errn
lieutenant bitten, Der 5srr lieutenant
mGaten benz Germ lieutenant bas
Bud, bas Der 9err lieutenant penn
9errn 2isatenunt tir5li4 selie6sn. aus
rldienben.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-21

Unsere Regierung hat die Wehr-
macht unseres Landes yum Schutze
ihrer Rechte und Freiheiten aufge-
boten. ALE Amerikaner ohne Inter
schied der Geburt und Herkunft,
darunter die Landesbirger deutschen
Blutes, stehen in diesem Kriege elm
mutig hinter ihrer Regierung. Anne
rika list unser Land, das Land unse
rer Kinder, das zu schitzen jetzt
unsere h0chste Aufgabe ist.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-21

We hold all wars to be
deplorable. Once q nation
is drawn into war, however,
unless an honorable peace
may be secured betimes, it
would be disastrous to be
beaten in that war. There
fore we hold it the duty Of
all loyal American citizens
to do all in their power to
help our country, the United
States of America, to win
its present war.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-21
Wir sind ale Amerikaner

Wir betrachten ale Krie-
ge ais bedauerlich. Aber,
wenn elm Volk init Krieg
Iberzogen wird und bis eB
einen ehrenhaften Frieden
erringen mag, ware es YER
heerend, zu unterliegen. Da-
her halten wir es fur die
Pficht aller treuen ameri-
kanischen Burger, allies in
ihrer Macht zu tun, unserem
Lande, den Vereinigten
Staten Won
- O.o- - -o-holAan
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-20
Qntttn1tg fir fro1lt,te
Gabe1t 3ngnnfen
1tttierer StuDente1l

Rev. l.. J. L., Pa. $4,000; l.. g. A..
Ohio 10000; Msgr. M. D., KY.
$4,000; Rev. l.. NJ, Pa. $4,000; N. NJ,
Ohio, $500; Rev. F. G. G., Pa.
$500: N. NJ, N. Y, $4,000; A. s., Fla,
$500; Mrs. F. H., ILL.,, $1,000;
N. NJ, Mo-, $1,000; W.. J. M, O.,
$1,000; st. Joseph's Hospital, N. Y,
$1,000 @. S., N. Y. $1,000; N. NJ,
$1,000; Mother M. T., Ind. $500 Mrs.
X. G., Pa. $500; P. B., Kans. $500;
Rev. A. J. B., Kans. $500.
$500: E. D., Ark; N. N, Mimi; !;
Mrs. G. c., La; M. e., Ind; N. NJ,
N. Y; J. D., KY; Msgr. Fl. J. K,
Mich; L. K, Pa; sr. L., N. J.; N. NJ,
Mich; st. Anthony's Hospital, O.;
Rev. N. L., N. Y.
$4.0O: Mrs. G.. W., Ohio; Rev. w.
J., Ind; Rev. E. H., N. Y; J. L. F.,
Ohio; A. D., Ohio; H. K, N. T.; sr.
M. L., Mich; L. K, N. j.; Rev. r. M.
H., Wis.
$500: Mrs. A. F., Ind; J. Fl. G.;
Mrs. G. L., N. Y; J. A. G., N. Y;
VIM. D. Jr., Wis; G.. S., N. Y; H. H.,
H.; J. K, Mo-; Mrs. J. S., N. Y; F.
w., Mimi; Mrs. K. K, KY; M. f.,
ILL.,; Mrs. J. e. J., Mimi; J. H., Iowa.
5000: Mrs. M. D., Ohio; Friend,
Wis; A. K, Ohio; Rev. ]. IT,, N. r;
J. p. s., Mich; M. c., KY; J. B.,
N. Y; N. N, Ohio; v. T., Ohio; Mrs.
A. O., N. T.; H. &, ILL.,; J. S., Kans.;
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-20
MnS bent Soiepbtnnnt

,,Wein &ino, mas bat 6i6 gum Sr'
BE 6es Altares Der unbef fledten Mrt.
ter Waria gebra6t2" Dieie @orte
ri6tete 11nier geiitIi9er 9irettor an
35 Stleoenten, tpel9e am Seite Der
l1nbefledten @mpfdngnis. Dor ibrer
Qufnabme in Die Muttereottesbruber.
i6aft ftanben.
9te SooaIitGt ser glnerieligiten
Sungfrau tpur0e I'M Sabre 1901 for
mel inn Soiepbinum eingefiibrt. 3mei
Units tpuroen erribtet, eines irn gro.
Bern un6 zines i'm f1einern Seminar.
@rudbnenspert iit, oaB Der erite Ard'
felt oes Seminar.l1itits Der StD. Serr
S6, Ser na6maltge Geftor 6es Sole"
pbinlms, uar. @r mar 6anals in iei'
nem Dtafonatsiobr. Son 6a an gebor'
ten, nit berl9ptnoen6en ausnabmen.
alle Stuoenten oes Soiepbinums 5lr
martaniI6en So0alitdt. Selbt eth.
6enten, Die aus irgenoeinem @runoe
lire 5tlaoien I'M Soiepbinum nidt
been6eten, fubren fort, Der Sooalitat
anaugeboreu.
T # T
8et oem beltdnoigen Serantpahien
,,nierer 8ibliotbef f0nnen mir NIT gro.
Ber @enugt1rne 6arauf bintmeiien,
oaB in fait alien Gd9ern oie Saupt'
perfe bertreten ftnb, na,nentli9 tbeo'
logiibe uno pbtloiopbii6e Berfe.
aud Die Idneit ertuartete 3eiti6rift
uEbe Seem Sdolaiticiier" bat ibre @r'
ibetnung eemaGt. @benio lit Die Sl.
59rift uno @ei6i6te bertreten, iotpie
alle tpi9tieen 8erfe Der tirdli6en ,mo
profanen @ei6i6te. gu ben por5itg'
li6iten Santrnlungen gebort obne
3neifel sic Smitbionian Science Se'
ries. Die 8ibIiotbet tpeiit dItere atno
mooerne fatboliide S6riftiteller als
8ertreter tpiiienidaftlider anb litera'
rider @erfe auf. Geidbaltig lit Die
Inaabl Der beri6iebenartigiten 3eit'
i9riften, Ole nidt pentger als 110
aablen, uno ettpa 20 Oi0aeianbldtter.
Sebltperitdnbli6 baben fatbolii6e
8ii9er Den 8oraug. ....
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-20

SIM 2ebe1 unb inn 8an6el. .~U
SIN Srieoen un6 i'm Stret,
SIN Sauie uno i'm &anoel
gu ieoer Sriif ,.no 8eit q.
@oG alles ebrlib bolten
Muf 3u6t ano SleiB itno Srea>
Damn tpiro bas Slid Der Altea
Mu1 pteoer BET uns nett.
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IA U SING S B r
TIE TREASURER

Cine lange ertuartete Radridt fir
1tltiere 2eier fonnen mir borldufig nod
rtibt n1itteilen. bebor miro ltniern Sc.
fern, 5relrtoen ltnb 8obltdtern Elm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-20

@ottes Segen auf Sbre 10 bIlberoe
anitalt. - ST. g., 9ani. r.
It # It
ginliegenos 81, ben id in einem
Mnnltegen berfpro6en batte. Mein &C.
bet pur6e, banf oen @0ttltden Ser
gen Seia, erb0rt. - 2eier, Mi6.
t # #
8eiliegenoe @abe bon IS bate id
5u @bren Der 81. 6amilie beripro6en,
penn 1neine 8itte erbort tpiiroe. Sd
bin, @ott iei 0anf> erbort poroen. -
IS. @., So.
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aeitttp04, bsa 20. 0ssemtes 1914

Mittpo6, bea 20. 0ssea5es 1914
fr6bIi6es, gnaoenreitbes 8eibnadts.
feIt geipiinibt baben.
Gne 2eier uno @oblt1ter tDer0et
In ben bieIen 81. Mefien I'm Gebetea
Der 5tuoentet1 am 8eibnadtsfeft etn.
gei6Ioiien.
# # 4
Cine auBergep6bnlib quite 0ea9.
ridt bradte inns ei1en @or Sabings
gono I'M 8etrag bon $4,000, BON ii.
mem ltnferer aIten 5reatnbe. et,ierR
bnnfbaren alumnen, W. q. Sb., ReiD.
arf, sc. S. 9oourh tpirb M. A. $b.
in Die Sfeibe oer grSBten Bobhoter
oes ssoiepbinums erboben.
4uf @uni6 oes @ebers tprrbe oieie
Summe Dem Soentgeratb Memorial
Suno einoerleibt, Der seeenpdrtig
$12,971.06 betrdgt. l1nieren belten
Danf bem groBrtiitieen @eber> nno
alien anoern, bie at oteiem Suns BET
getragen.
t # {
9feb. 2abislnus geogp, Bfarrer Der
ungariI6en ct. Stepbenfir6e, Alien
totpn, 8a, ian6te uns einen Saed
iiber $50, geiammelt bon fetneu
Bfarrtin6ern fitr oas Soiepbinum.
l1nfern beiten Danf &eo. NagD ,nao
ieinen 8farrftn6ern fir Dos fb6ne
8eibna6tsgei6enf.
TIMER Srsun6 8. S. 6. aus DIT
8enniDlbaniu bat uns tpieber NIT et'
nen1 @eibnabtsgei9enf bon 500 be.
oodt. Dieien 40bli6en grald bat er
felt Sabren regelndBig beobadtet ,nao
spar iebesmal in ieiner eigenen iiber'
raidenben @eiie. go ianote er oiefes
Sabr auerlt $25, bic mir oanfeno quit
tierten, ,rno fur8 nadber ietnen Beib'
na6tsbetrag bon $100.
t t t = n.
g8ir alle inn Solepbinum itnb eifria
be19dftigt NIT ben @orbereitungen ultf
bic 8ii9ofsnetbe' 1u1ieres Sw'fen
$errn 2ettors gum 8ii9of bon
gnansoille. 3ablreibe 8iidofe asno
&rieiter baben bereits Die @inlabn1o
aur Seier angenommen uno mir soer'
ben uns berniiben, ibren &ufentbalt 10
aneenebm als mogltdb su geitaltea1.
Bir m06ten 6aran erinnern, oab mir
in gepiiien MaBnabmen leioer o,trb
Die ariegsnotpenoigfeit gea1Dungea
firb, man9es nidt au tasn, tpas ipir
tpoHten. ... -..
r1niern beionoern 9unf ben Deit'
gliebern Der Soiepbinrm alumnt at.
iociation fiir ibreu eoelmiitigen 8ei.
trag aum Soiepbinum anlaBlih Ser
8eibe bes neuen 8ii6ofs. +. IL.
SIM 2eben unb I'M @an6eI,
cSm eEripnpn 1fnA i'm @trett.r
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-20

giele Meni6en, biele Ma9tbaber,
bieIe B0Iterlenfer tperben BEN gegen..
tpGrtigen Beltfries 1ti@t iiberleben,
aber Die itets fiesen6e, unbeitegbare
Stride @ottes lit beute i'm gigantifden
8affen- ,tno Geiitesfanlpfe bas ielbit
bon ibren @egnern anerfannte feitefe
8onperf gegen Die alles serit0renbea
Madte. Mud Der mooerne ,,abtriin.
nige'' pir6 arlt gnoe ieines frebeln-
ben l1nterfangens ausrufen lrtiiffeu:
n@alilder, Du bait geiiegtl"
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Stimnte bes @plfes fir Sas
SDSepbtnmnt

@nbei ienbe" ib Sbnen 80 fiir Sbr
tpertes 8o6enblatt, Sd oenfe, oaB
es nod 3eit lit, inn mild Sbres id0.
r1en 4alenoers 81, beritdern. Biinihe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-20
1soke, 9Aeaaeaselcke NeiExaektes
piinTht allen deIern hieIer EritnHB
tnh @nhltatern unIerer Anfalt
qas papfltdhe GnlIe9innt Jnre4rhirnr

F. F., N. Y; o. n, Mimi; ]. P. H.,
Ohio; J. w., Ohio; Miss e. u, Ind;
Mrs. L. F., Pa; M. r. S., Calf; p.
S. e., N. D.; Miss J. S., N. Y; Mrs.
r. B., Mich.
$1,OO: Mrs. G. S., Kans.; r. H.,
Ill; Mrs. T. c., Fla; II. H., H.; J. R.,
Wis; Mrs. F. F., Mich; 3. G., N. j.;
A. KIN. Y; Mrs. M. L., Ohio; J. A.
B., N. D.; Rev. J. G. D., Pa; B. w.,
Kans.; J. G. K, Ind; v. P, Ohio;
A. B., Wis; e. L., Mo-; Mrs. M. w.,
Ohio; Mrs. G. K, Pa; Miss L. D.,
Ohio; Mrs. G. A., So. D.; w. o. S.,
Kans.; Miss M. B., Ohio; B. E., Ohio;
H. A. p, Pa; J. J. B., S. D.; Mrs.
N. L., N. j.; srs. of N. D., Wis.,; F. H.,
Sr., Illinois; J. M, New York; G. K,
New York; Mrs. r. B., Ohio; 3. w.,
Kentucky; Miss c. J., Illinois; J. H.,
Indiana; F. S., Wis; Rev. c. M. NJ,
Wis; G. H. NJ, N. Y; J. D., Ohio;
Mrs. B. w., Wis; Mrs. S. S., Pa; Mrs.
NJ. L. B., ILL.,; Mrs. G. S., Pa; Sr. M.
w., Ill; Miss A. S., Mimi; Mrs. H. S.,
N. Y; Mrs. F. NJ, Ohio; J. R., Minn.;
M. B., Ohio; Mrs. T. K, KY; F.M.,
Pa; F. w., N. Y; Mrs. J. B., Wis;
srs. of D. S., Wis; Mrs. M. S., Wis;
Mrs. r. B., N. Y; F. E. O.; A. r.,
Mich; Mrs. j. H., N. j.; Mrs. P. b.,
Nebraska; Mrs. A. S., Pa; Mrs. M. T.,
N. Y; Mrs. A. W., KY; Mrs. B. NJ,
N. Y; Srs. of st. Francis, Ind; Mrs.
J. T., Wis; Rev. G. P, Mimi; G. O.,
Wis; ]. w. Sr., Arkansas.
SITS: MRS. J. c., Wis.
$1.5O: Mrs. M. B., Wis; srs. c.,
Mo-; G. E., Ohio.
COAL FUND
Previously credited: $4,000. N. NJ,
Mich, $500; J. B., N. Y, $500; ]. K,
Mo-, $500; N. NJ, Mimi, $500; F. w.,
Mimi, $500; Rev. v. J., Mo-, $500;
Rev. r. M. H., $500; P. s. e., N. D.,
$500; Mrs. M. K, Pa, $500; M. r. S.,
Calf, $500; J. J. H., $500; Mrs. M.
B., Minn., $500; Rev. w. J., Ind,
$500; M. M, Ohio, $500; Mrs. K. W.,
Ohio, $500; Mrs. M. T., Wis, $3.50;
K. p, Ohio, $1.00; Mrs. r. B., Mich,
$1.00; Mrs. L. B., N. Y, $1.00; Fl. N,
Iowa, $1.00; Mrs. M. L., Ohio, $1.00;
]. A. l., Ohio, 81 90; Mrs. r. K, Mimi,
100; J. c., Ohio, 100; srs. of N. D.,
Wis, $1.o0; Miss A. K, Ohio, $1.OO;
Miss M. B., Ohio, $100; Mrs. r. B.,
O., $1.00: Rev. G. M. NJ, Wis.,, $1.00;
G. H. >, N. Y, $1.00; M. G., KY, $1.OO;
Mrs. H. S., N. Y, $100; Mrs. F. M,
Ohio, $1.00; Mrs. A. w., Ind, $1.00;
Mrs. M. F. c., Pa, $1.00; J. S., Ind,
$1.00; J. P. H., Ohio, $100; A. T.,
Mich, $1.00; G. v. B., Mimi, $1.00;
Mrs. A. W., KY, $1oo; Mrs. B. M,
N. Y, $1.00; Rev. G. p, Mimi, $1.0O;
J. w. Sr., Ark, $1O0; P. S., Ohio,
81 90; F. B., Conn.,, SITS; II. e., Mich,
SITS; Miss F. D., ILL.,, $50; S. K, Ind,
$50; Mrs. M. B., Nebraska, $50; Miss
T. M, Mich, $50; Mrs. E. H., ILL.,,
$50; Miss R. T., N. y; $50; j. O.,
Mimi, $1.00; e. D., Ark, $500; Mrs.
R. D., Ohio, $1.00. Total-$187.00.
. VIGIL LIGHTS r
Mrs. P. Matura, Pa. .......... .$1.O0
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Club Will Hear
U.S.. Air Chief

Gen. Henry II. Arnold, COM
manding general of the U. s. Air
Force will speak at the Economic
Club dinner tomorrow at z p. m.
in the Book-Cadillac.
Presiding officer at the dinner
will be 1t. Gen. William s.
Knudsen. Gen. Arnold will speak
on New Developments in Air
Warfare.
Gen. Arnold was graduated
from West Point in 1907. He has
been chief Of the air staff since
March 1913 and holds the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross.
The dinner will be serve d
through the cooperation of Lou
Walters, business agent of the
Cooks Union, Frank X. Martel Of
AFL. and Louis Mariani. the War
Labor Board chief. The cooks
union will serve the meal out Of
Difference TO the distinguished
guests although the cooks are at
present engaged in a controversy
with the Detroit Hotel Association
during which the union refuses TO
serve food TO special gatherings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Output Steddies
AT Willow Run

Daily production Of B-24 Liber-
atorS at Willow Run has dropped
little, despite the army'S recent
cutback of medium bombers, the
Ford company revealed today
The only effect has been 10 reduce
the plants over-production OF
B-24's 10 about army schedule.
For more than Ii months, the
company stated. Willow Run has
been a h @ a d Of schedule on the
bombers. producing more a month
than the army quota. Under the
contract with the AAF, Ford was
permitted a small percentage OF
over-production.
Even after Willow Run hit what
the army estimated was peak pro-
duction, il continued the surplus
at the end of each month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

In such land when a group of men
working together place after their
company's signature such words as
"Serving through Science" - those word
are inspired by that fire of America -
the fire that ultimately means new health
new strength, and new opportunity
for countless millions yet unborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Find Aged Man
Slain in Room

Wallace King, SO. was found
dead today in his basement apart
ment by his landlady. Mrs. Evelyn
BaSsett, 81. He had been beaten
badly on the head with a heavy
coffee cup. found beside the body,
Police are searching for his
roommate. Herbert Owen. 90. Po-
lice Sgt. Donald Kennedy OF Cen
trial Station. found a note in the
apartment, signed with Owens
name. II read:
n am sorry II had 60 happen.
King started the fight, and
had To finish the Job"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

SHREVEPORT, La. Nov. 7
uNS)-Seven crew members were
killed in the crash of a Barksdale
Field bomber 20 miles north OF
Shreveport. army officials an
nounced today. The bodies were
scattered over a wide area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
PRAYER FOR FIGHTERS

And so, on this thoughtful eve
| believe that YOU will find ]
fitting that l read prayer sen
10 me not long ago:
Almighty God. al whose
righteous will all things are and
were created. Thou hast gath
cred our people out of many
lands and races into "A great
nation.
I'VE commend 10 Thy over
ruling providence the men and
women of our forces, by sea, by
land and i'm the air, beseeching
Thee To take into Thine own
hands both them and the cause
they serve. -
BE Thou their strength when
they are set in the midst of 50
many and great dangers. And
grant that whether by life or
by death, they may win for the
whole world the fruits of their
sacrifice and q just peace.
DIVINE GUIDANCE
Guide, we beseech Thee, the
nations Of the world, inIs--the
way of justice and truth, and
establish among them that
peace which Is the reward of
righteousness.
make the whole people Of
this land equal 10 our high
trust, reverent i'm the use OF
freedom, just In the exercise of
power. generous In the prOtec-
ton of weakness.
Enable us 10 guard tor the
least among MS the freedom we
covet for ourselves; make MS III
content with the inequalities OF
opportunity which still prevail
among us. Preserve our Union
against all the divisions of race
and class which threaten ii.
"And now may the blessing Of
God Almighty rest upon this
whole land; may He give us
light To guide uS, courage TO
support us, charity To unite us,
now and forever more.
Amen"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Barrows Rips
FDR Policies
Special 10 THH DETROIT rrNrs


SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. =
The San Francisco Examiner car
rieS the following story on the
administrations foreign policy:
In a strong appeal Tor the cleo
ton OF Gov. Dewey as president.
Gen. David Prescott BarrowS, for
mer president OF the University
of California. charged that PreSi-
dent Roosevelt has turned Amer
lean foreign policy into conces-
sions and surrender
Releasing his statement through
"Dewey-Bricker Task Force S. +"
the new Campaign committee
which is waging an all out fight 10
carry California for the Repub-
lican ticket. Gen. Barrows asserted
that China is facing disaster, but
that "this crisis. which has been
discernible for months, has been
met by the President with indif-
ference. complaccncy and timidity
in the face Of danger"
ATTACKS POLICY
The noted military authority
riddled the theory that the Presi-
dent should be supported on the
basis Of his foreign policy, declar-
ing that his conduct Of our
foreign relations and his general
neglect of the American policy
for the settlement of the peace
seems 10 me the weakest part Of
his record."
Elm the highly important re-
1ations with our Allies the
President seems VoicelesS and
Feeble" Gen. Barrows said. He
IL following and not leading. He
has announced no American
policy either in Europe or in
Asia.
CHINA'S DISASTER
sAt the present m m e n I
China is facing disaster-the
possible overthrow of the only
government she has victory
of Japanese armies-the pos
sible loss of northern provinces
coveted by Moscow--the impair
ment OF our own military plan
of defeating Japan's armies In
China.
I'VE are asked To support
President Roosevelt because of
his foreign policy, yet we are
not told what II Is nor what
presidential promises and COM
mitments have been m de.
Never In our history has Amer
lea been 20 powerful as now,
never so DESTROYS of Just inter.
national decisions, never 90
ready TO cooperate.
yet never has our foreign
policy seemed so weak, 10 OPP
portunist, 30 futile"