davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-12-03

Rue, Mr.. and Mrs. Amelio Collado, /
Mrs. Henry r. Grady, sister Of the
hostess, and Mr.. John Carlile.
Evening star., 1944-12-03

noted for It's fine tailoring and
workmanship. At the moment they
are able to accommodate q number
Of new customers. 1902 CONN.
AVE. Phone NO. 1859.
Evening star., 1944-12-03
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ROSS = SATURN.
Be on hand bright
and early-because
although you'll find
these shoes in all
colors, they're not
in all sizes. They
include genuine Al
ligator, gen uine
Frogskin. genuine
Lizard. and genu-
Evening star., 1944-12-03
CHRISTMAS
IS COMING

Here we ore with the third
Of December oIreody upon us
and the doys just flying by.
Are you going TO moke the
Evening star., 1944-12-03
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" DE CHANGEABLE! BE
EVER NEW" Have
your outmoded dresses, coats and
suits altered and remodeled at
Evening star., 1944-12-03

for hosiery runs and snag repairs.
The workmanship Is excellent. el3
18th ST. NV.
/" TWO FEET FROM HAP
PINESS' will be
yours tomorrow morning when you
attend the wonderful shoe sale at
Evening star., 1944-12-03
@ @e~~AMvn 10;
~ %~s& HELENE

IS THE PYRAMIDS ARE
PRETTY OLD"
but wornan's desire to look her love-
liest Is much older than that! She
Evening star., 1944-12-03

known lost moment?
Helen urges you TO stort
out bright and eorIy tomorrow
morning and hos explored the
shops for you.
Evening star., 1944-12-03
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d" A THOUGHT FOR FOOD"
-. gives food for
thought! The really wise host or
hostess will find O'DONNELL'S
SEA GRILL in
Evening star., 1944-12-03

/" WACs! WAVES! BUsI-
NESS WOMEN" II
you're pressed for time-take a
spot-reducing course at ANNE
Evening star., 1944-12-03

m o st o I
I h e COM
in 9 doys
TO do your
c hristmos
shopping +?
Or ore you
going to
p o S tpone
If u n til
the we'll
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-08-19
New Deol Bureoucruts Com Control Elections
Denver Mining Recnrdl

The could
visualize political group taking the government lock-
barrel like accomplished by the Roosevelt caba
horde appontees they could have
cpaed how completely ambitious politician could take
the with the help of his millions of offcehoders
certain that they would have specified that when
drawing salary from government agency he shall
Under the setup Mr. Roosevelt the bureaucats Santa
Claus hold the office president long he DESIRES until
he dies His political apponees to have the millions of votes
that comprise the balance of between the two great political
Congress should end this political racket The mayor
of Detroit address talked straight from the shoulder
when he said
The present administration Washington not only has built
the bureaucracy in the history of the world
shocking solemn pledge 1892
usuped the authority and preogaves of state and local govern
men has overloaded the federal payroll with armies
obholdrs who spend most of their time dreaming d
has done much has broken the spirit of the
American people
The administration at Washington virtually has iqidaed the
middle class of this country arcuate group the same
whose behalf Thomas Jefferson in the Revolutionary
abored arduousy following the industrial revolutions
Europe which, according the intent of the trainers of
constitution have important voice in the affairs of
government"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-08-19
The Ssank,szxsf
Budger SexYs

A panhandler stopped a man on
the street and asked for some
money for something to eat. The
man said. Il II tell you what I'll do
I'll buy you drink"
81 don't drink" said the PAN
handler. "All want is some money
for something to eat"
II tell you what I'll do" said the
man. "I'll get you couple of real
good stogies."
Il don't smoke" said the pan
handler "All / want is a little
money for something to eat"
Il tell you what I'll do" said the
man. 1--WE got a good tip on a little
pony in the fifth this afternoon
it's going to win, 10-1. I'll put up
the money, you take the winnings
how about it,"
81 don't gamble" said the PAN
handler. "All | want is a little
money for something to eat"
II tell you what I'll do" said the
man. "I'll take you out to the house
for dinner-I want my wife to meet
you. want her to see what happens
to a man who doesn't smoke, drink
or gamblef"
The glance that over cocktails
seems so sweet may be less charm
ing over shredded wheat.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-08-19
Tribute to Industry
On Rodio Net TodoY

A coast-to-coast radio audience
will hear a tribute paid the Ameri-
can oil industry as "a force that
changed civilization and brought
the highest standard of living the
world has ever known" The salute
will be featured on the Union Pa
cific railroads Your America" pro-
gram, carried on 46 NBC stations
this afternoon at p m. (C.W.T.)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-08-19
SUPER HELL

SUPER HE'LL
Satan: What are you laughing
att"
Junior Devil: 81 just locked a
woman in room with a thousand
hats and no mirror"
GOING MY WAY?
An English visitor at the Hous-
ton Nomads' chapter, brought a
new saying in vogue among women
in some parts of England: Look
before you Jeep or you'll be Yanked
into maternity"
The blonde was not only very
beautiful and shapely, but also un-
inhibited. Going to the masquerade
in the altogether with a raisin stuck
in the umbilical to represent a
cookie, she was undisturbed when
she lost the raisin enroute. She
merely backed into the ballroom
disguised as a parkerhouse roll. Her
escort was equally resourceful. He
borrowed one of Lana Turner
sweaters, put it on backwards and
went as a camel
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-08-19
LIBERTY COUNTY TRANSFERS
By Liberty County Abstract %.
Chester, Montana
government.
MINERAL DEED

MINERAL DEED
Bourne and Hamilton to Union Bank &
Trust Co, " Sc, sw, sec 8; W W, Sc sw,
sc sec 4; ne NV and sec 9; ne, sw me-
" and Sc sec 10; and NV. sw sw, sw
sec -: NV NV, part of sw NV, NV sw sec
y: all sec Il; and NV, sw, Sc sw sec
IS, sec IS; e sec 81: and NV, sw sec
y. all sec %, " sec "a, NV sec %; all sec
%; and NV sw sec "a; ne, ne Sc sec Is,
twp san rye 4e; and sw NV, W sw sec 33,
twp 35n rye 4e, 25So.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-08-19
only IS years old -.

The nations oil industry has witnessed violent changes
since Aug d. 1852 when Col L. Drake completed the first
oil well at Titusvile Pa
So many and violent have been the changes affecting
economic life of the entire world that many find hard
realize all began with the drilling of 692foot hole beside
Pennsylvania creek only IS years ago
oil industry of today differs that of Colonel
brakes day in virtually every particular one.
That is the peculiar provision providing for divi-
sion of the profits from the actual production of othe
universal provision that the operator shall pay all
drilling and production costs return for seveneghhs of
oil with the remaining eighth be delivered free of cost
to the landowner, his compensation.
The one barrel every eight Tor cash equvaen his
royalty Those who purchase parts of his rights or royalties
step into the shoes of the landowner in proportion to the
percentage of his rights that they purchase.
Oil royalties landowners royalties with warranted title
are unique among investments in that they excellent
hedge against imitation the price of oil goes up does
royalty Royalties may be purchased at low prices
adjacent drilling wells For detailed information
write
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-09

postwar public works construction
Summary Of the postwar con-
struction as set up by the commit
tee under the instruction of Leslie
A. Doan, Trenton Village engineer,
is as follows. Public buildings at an
estimated cost of 100000; sewers,
s227 300; alter mains, sl54,600; and
pavements, $500. 81
The individual contribution prof.
ects include q memorial library at
the Northwest corner Of st. Joseph
avenue and Riverside drive at a cost
of $4,000 and an addition to the
present municipal building at cost
Of So. 5000.
Any of the preliminary estimates
and projects are subject to change
Others on the committee with
LaBau are Louis E. Vaughn and
Herschell E. Blanks, village trus-
tees; Jesse L. Anderson, superin-
tendent of Trenton schools and Her
man Eichenhofer.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-09
Trenton
News
POSTWAR CONSTRUCTION
APPLICATIONS FILED

Application for postwar con-
struction in Trenton village was
filed with the State Planning Com
mission before its deadline on No
vember l. according to Chestley
LaBeau, chairman of Trenton's
postwar planning committee.
The committee met and drew up
plans which were approved at a
special meeting of the council and
ordered sent to Lansing.
Trenton. with other state NUM-
cipalities filed previous to the date
line.
Construction of public improve
ments as set up by the Trenton
Committee, was valued at an esti-
mated haf-million dollars, for
which the planning commission
will match the village. dollar for
dollar, from state ALLEGATIONS for
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-09
PLAN ARMISTICE
DAY OBSERVANCE

Members and their wives of the
Trenton Post 1888 WV. are plan
ming to observe Armistice Day on
November IL at dinner and pro-
gram. according to Henry L. Wick
cry. post commander.
The affair will take place in the
posts headquarters. The Lookout,
on West Jefferson, Trenton.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-09
WILL CONDUCT
MONTHLY MEETING

Tuesday, November II, the board
of the Trenton-Riverview Brench
American Red Gross will conduct
its monthly meeting.
The meeting is ordinarily sched-
uled for the first Tuesday of each
month. but this meeting was
changd to have Mrs. Hugh Wilson,
field representative in charge of
country brenches for the Detroit
Chapter headquarters. and Mrs. w.
E. Ferris of the Volunteer Services
Corps In attendance.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-09
POST REPORTS FIRST
MEMBER CASUALTY

Henry l. Vickery, Trenton Post
1888, V.F.W. Commander, reports
that Pfc. Lawrence j. "Blackie" Da-
Wis, son Of Mrs. Gertrude Davis, was
the posts first World War II cas-
ualty. Pfc. Davis died from wounds
on October 10 in Holland.
Commander Vickery also reports
that three new candidates of World
War II were added to the posts
membership. They are Robert Bruce,
Archie Davis and Cecil Silvey.
Home on leave and accepting his
oath was Bernard Scheffler.
The next regular meeting of the
post will be tonight.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-09
CHURCH SPEAKER

The principal speaker on the days
program at the Ann Arbor District
Methodist ministers meeting held
Monday in the local church was DR..
Csester A. McPheeters, pastor Of the
Metropolitan church in Detroit.
Also guest speaker was the Rev
Leslie Sayre, former missionary
in the Belgium Congo. Lunch was
served by the WS.C.S.
Continued on Page 14)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-09
Is CLUB HOSTESS

Mrs. Elwood Moreland of Tren-
ton was hostess to members of her
club Wednesday night.
Among her guests were Mrs.
Ralph Quigley, Mrs. Leroy Jones,
Mrs. Louis E. Vaughn, Mrs. James
Yagle. Mrs. Niles Seymour, Mrs.
Carl L. Siegel, Mrs. Erwin Lehman
and Mrs. James Shannon.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05
aeitipodl, bsts 5. S,.Ii 1914

nien uno giebenbiirgen eroberte. 90
rufnBte oieies 8eltreib tatid6li6
fait Die ga,iae oon1als befannte 8eIt.
ann begonn Der anTti,rm Der Ger
tnanen, lange tniibionr abgepebrt.
gropina ouf 8robina ging perloren,
gerrnonif1e Geihe entitanoen nuf 70.
nnifben 8ooen. als 9ooafer 426 ben
Iebten tpeitronliiden Sbetnfaiier ab'
iette, tpor bonn emporium nidt nebr
nieI anoers iibrig oIs Stolien.
Dieies untergegangene Smperiunt
Iu6te &arI Der @roBe bret Sabrbun.
oerte ip1ter au erneuern, .inbem ct Die
@ermmenitaaten IN @allion, @ernto-
nien 1no Stalien nereiniete, Seile
bon Sponien uno Bannon1ien ertnarb
un6 als ausorud Der Na6folge oer
Snnperatoren i'm Sabre 800 oen Ettel
zines romii6en &aiiers annabm. 9ie
Seilung ieines &eides IN @eroun 843
unter feline gnteI nna9te ou9 oieiem
ssmperium baIo Elm gnbe. Gus ibm
gingen ols bic &auptitaaten Beitfrn1s
ten (Granfrei6), OItfronten, oas
Ip6tere 9eutiblano, berpor, bas att
oertbalb Sabrbun6erte nod Scarf benz
8roBen Die an ben 8eitb Staliens
getniipfte &aiiertpiiroe uno bamit aud
Elm fart berfIetnertes Smperium er"
neuerte. 8enn au6 feline 1ninerial'
monardie i'm alten Sinne, 10 mar
Deutidlanb unter ben eriten &atiern
bis in Die SobenItaufen bo6 IN ge'
tpiiiem Gimme eine 8eltma6t, otpeifel'
los Die erfte guropas, Biz oas &aiier-
t,,n, eri9iittert ourb oie itansigen
&dlnpfe religiOier slrt uno ben im'
n1er md9tieen, 5oblreiden rno unbots
ndBieen oeutiden Siiriten eegen @noe
oes Mittelalters gum Eitel obne Ma6t
berabionf - s. 8. 6. - S6luB
folgt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05

fiibrt, oaB es obne @ott uno Seine
,gebote nun einnloI nidt gebt, ,in6
bob mir INNER tuieoer IN t1e,ie 3ata-
itropben eeraten, tpenn @ott nidt nit
uns lit. Das tpar iiderltd aud bic
gtnit6t iener Eauienbe ameritani'
ider, britiider itn6 franaoftider Col.
oaten, bic am Sonntag in elmer Der
&tr9en &oms @ott Die gbre eoben
uno 6antbar Seiner Siibrung iih
beueten. @s tpar ber5erbebeno, oaB
l1nIer General gIarf Die @eIinnltng
11nlerer Soloaten teilte uno, tpiepob1
ni6t 9otbolit, nit ieinem Stabe oem
Danfgottesoienlt beipobnte. l1no &C.
neral @larf lit feline &usnabme un.
ter uniern boben Offiaieren.
~9ie aueen Ser 8elt ruben auf
@ud, uno oie Soffnungen uno @ebete
aler freibeitsliebenben Meni6en be-
'gleiten @u6. -. @liidauf, uno mo"
gen alle ben 5egen oes aumadtigen
@ottes anf oleles groBe nno cole I'm.
ternebmen berabfleben." Das fino
8orte aus Dem Eagesbefebl bon &c.
neral @iienboper beim 8eginn Der
Snoalton, 8orte, Die zines groBen
Seerfiibrers Ipiirois itno, Die ieoen
Imerifaner nit Stol5 erfiillen niiien
uno ielblt I'M 2aeer unierer 5einoe
unb in BEN 9feiben n1an9er unierer
Gerbiin0eten ni6t obne @inorud blei-
ben f0nnen. M0gen Steptiter nit ben
Sdultern auden, 3pniter ladeln uno
unglaubige ipotteln uno ipotten, -
oaB Elm Itarfes Golt our6 feline 8ort-
fiibrer uno eigene Sat ieinen @lauben
an @ott befennt unb in oenliitigem
@ebet Sbn onruft, lit Elm troltlibes
3ei6en in bieier oiiltern 3eit, in ei-
ner materialiitilden 8elt, in Der
meni6libe Madt uno S9tpertes sc.
malt in uneebiibrli9em Anieben 1te"
, Zen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05
@uI6enes GheiubiIGuut

Nm 7. Moi feierten in gutter Sc.
lunobeit uniere langidbrigen, treuen
2eier Serr uno Srau Matbias Gbees
in ser ct. Sobn's Stride in Scronton,
8a, in einem feierliden So9amte
- bon &eb. Oberbol5er 5elebriert -
ibr golOenes @beiubilGum.
gead Der fir6liden Seier tpuroe
Elm 6eiteilen in Der ct. Sobn's Saue
gegeben, MORAN 65 @6Ite teilnabmen.
Sm abeno fan0 cine l1nterbaltung in
Ser Solle ftott, mo iid 5abIrei6e mit.
,glieoer Ser @emeinoe einfanoen.
9as @bepaor tpurbe am 7. Mai
1904 in ser ct. Marienfir6e in 60.
SCRANTON getralt Son BEN ie6s Rin-
bern leben nod orei, nebit 10 @nfel
un0 5 nrenfel.
8ir entbieten DEM Subelpaar nod-
trdglid unlere ber5li6iten @lidtpiin-
ide unb tpiiniden ibm cine Iange &ei~
be gliidli6er 2ebensiobre.
Ohio @aiienfreunb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05
Ser Sur1lt 3m Babel

l1eber ben l1mfong Der bobplonts
i9en 8ertpirrurtg, Die oas gigantifbe
80lferringen bereits auf ieoem @ebiete
I'M @efolge bat, enttpirft Ser 8an-
oerer' cine grauitg-realtltiid]e Ser-
ipeftibe, tpenn er i6reibt:
,,@inoringli9 Iesen Die Namen ser
sdla6torte rno &f5iele Der 1eb'
ten Sage Die ungebeure ausoebnung
oes 5peiten 8eltfrieges bar. 8aDeur,
gaen, ct. Wsere gsltie, garentan;
gipitaoeedia, giterbo, Earquinia,
Montefiascone, 9escara; 9rpar, Sci
ip; Gaibola, Eertiofi, 8iipuci; Mas
noftpari, Guam, Seipan, Eintan, Ba-
lau; gbaneiba, Mpitfpina, - oas
ftno nur einige Der in buntem 8ediel
our9 9reiie l,no Hunof,nf i6mirren-
oen Nomen aus oen Rriegsidauplat-
aen in Sranfreid, Stalien, i'm 8alfan,
in Sinnlan6, I'M Basifif, in China
unb Burma. Da5u fon1men nod Die
Narnen. aerbombter Stdote uno Hro-
nin5en l,nb sSsnieln, Die Namen ber
allen n10gli6en Spra6en ungeboren-
oen Seerfiibrer, &rtessibiffe 1iu.
Sn Der gielartiefeit oieier Nanten
briidt fib Die babploniide 8erpirrung
aus, bic iii unIern Eagen ibren Sobe-
p1nft errei9t bat. glls Die Menf6en,
bodniitig eetpor6en uno ibres S9op-
fers unb Serrn bergeiienb, IN liralter
3eit einen aum Sintmel reidenoen
Eurm bauen tpolte, Tim uibren gea-
men beriibmt at MAIDEN, tpuroen iie
IN alle 8inbe 5ernreut. Sener Eurn.
bau lit ,,oer iinnfdliee ausorud oes
Strebeng Der gottentfremoeten Weni6->
belt, bie Menidennabt 5li Derg0t-
term, unb bns bibIifde greignis be
5eugt bic tiefe Beisbeit, bob @oH-
entfremouna bic Wenidbeit a1sein.
amber riB". Bie ertieslid ipeit 1T bic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05

Die 8or Sooo Aominiitration for.
oert ale amerifaniiden Sausfrauen
auf, elm @rtra 9uten6 @ier 5u fau-
fen uno in ibrem &iibli6ranf auf5u.
betpabren, Inn auf oieie Beiie Elm
oringenoes 2aeerunesproblem loien
su belfen. 8ie bereits bertdtet, itn6
5ur 3eit namli6 mebr @ier borban.
oen, als eineelagert neroen f0nnen,
uno 5ur5eit iteben 140O Waggon1a-
ouneen - oas itn6 25,O0O,OOO gter
- auf BEN @iienbabngeleiien, fiir Die
fein &lblplab gefunoen tper0en fann.
lin 6ieie gier Dor bent Sdledtper'
Sen gu betpobren, brau6en mir oaber
Die Silfe zines ieoen Saasbaltes' I'M
2anoe", erfldrt Die @Ga IN einem
beionberen appeu, nit oem ffe fid an
ale Sausfrpuen tpenoet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05

3erfl0ftung oeg neutrality-suspicious.
geSieben, ooB belite IN allen Ronti-
uenten golfer eegen Boiler iteben in
fiirdterli6etn Rtneen auf 2eben uno
Sob; uno nie tpeit lnuB Die @ott-
entfrenbung fortgeidritten iein, bab
es au einem iol9en 8eltbrano bot
fomnten fonnen!
gs lift, als pollte uniere Belt aue
@ei6idte ltnterpfliigen, uno tpas tie
eefdaffen in Sabrtauienoen, begraben
|unter Bergen bon Sriimmern. gul
bielen, 10 oertitnbet fte itol5, ion cine
Eneue Oronung erlteben. In Der teln
|8las ietn ion fit Die gerbreben uno
@emeinbeiten, tpel9e Die Bolfer uno
|Staaten berborben unb Die &riege
|entfeiielt uno als tobenoe ungetiime
iiber Die 2anoer geiagt baben.
8ir befur9ten, oos miro 5u einem
neuen bobDlonii ii6en @abne fiibren,
tpenn man nidt ou6 Die menidli6en
2eioeni9aften nit Der Yergangenbeit
gu begraben uno cine rei6e Saat rel
ner itttli6pn Sugenoen obne iegli9es
llnfraut in oen Meni6enber5en an.
I5upflan3en nermog. @s lit ridt Dabr,
mas &ouiieau lebrte, oaB Die natiir-
li6e @iite bes Meniben our6 bic @e=
lieui9oft beroorben tpltroe uno flef>
fen1os itb entfalte obne geieal6oft-
li6e uno fulturelle @tnfliiiie. Siels
lmebr lit Der Menid itets 5um 8oien
geneigt, uno pabr bleibt oas 0i6ter-
mort: uWeni6en bleiben Menl6en,
timber - 9lller 3eiten, auer 3onen,
- Sb tie unter 8irfenbiiiden, - Sb
life in BalGiten mobnen."
Mls @elomtbeit genommen, tueroen
bic Meni6en Der No6triegs5eit bon
oenen getpeIener Gage lth ni6t unter-
i6eioen, unb ollen l6onen @orten
uno Broerammen gum Srot nerben
obne griinoIi6en @anoel Ger @elin.
nung unb Saltung oer Wenl6en Die
S61a6ten, Die belte Die 3eugen uuO
9enfmale ser 8ergangenbeit berni6-
ten, ni9t oie leBten in Der Golferge=
| 16tbte Iein, uno tpaS oie neue 3eit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05

iiber St10tegrabertl baut, miro elm.
NAL 6inneg genldbt tperoen bon nod
gelnaltigeren Meniden ole ote oes
ten peritebt. miro ftb 'nift iiber.
mo6ernen totalen 4rieees es itno.
User Die 3eiden Der 8eit gu beu.
ten beritebt, mir itd ni6t iiber'
I9pen9li6en Srdumen bingeben. 8ir
Ieben an alien gden rno @noen oas
ebrgei5ige Streben, ben Madtwi[len
uno Die Sabiubt Der Staaten uno
8oIitifer om 8erf, tpel6e bic 8e'
fiir6tung redtfertieen, oaB nod alien
2eioen uno Opfern oes Rrieges Der
8elt fein eriprieBIiaer uno oauern'
Der Srie6e beidie6en iein miro. sn'
bererieits aber offenbaren it6 limit"
ten an oes gu I6elns unb Seili6ens
un6 S6a6erns binter ben &uliiien
oes 8elttbeaters 10 biel gutter Wiae
uno ebrli6e @rfenntnis meni6lider
Sbnmadt, oaB fein @runo borliegt,
an Der Mogli6teit gebeibliden 8ie-
oeraufbous gan3 81 ner5agen. Ober
min es gar nt6ts beoeuten, oaB rnge"
56blte 0tiuionen Meni6en in ben Su>
gen ser groBen @ntldeioung bor al
Ter Seffentli6feit 5ur Geligion it6
befannten uno oeniitig @ott un
S6ub uno Seinen Segen anflebten ?
8ir fennen iene 5fepits, bic ielbit in
@ebet uno @ottbertrouen MIR cine
poriibergebenoe 8aaung erblidt, oie
NIT ser 8eieitigung bon Scot uno @es
| fabr berebbt uno 5uriidltntt in Die
| friibere Snoolen3 uno Selbit5ufrie-
0enbeit. 3peifellos gibt es Weni6en
genug, Die iid an @ott nur ertnnern,
menn lte Sbn brau6en; Die bat es
!i6on in grauer 8or3eit ebenlo gegebe1t
1uie beute. aber man miiBte an Der
Wtenl6beit ber5tpeifeln, tpollte man
gelten loiien, baB lte iid ibrer gro
BEN Mfebrbeit nud ein5ig 1no alletn
our9 Selbitiu6t leiten lalie un6 mad
erfitQter 8itte unoanfbar oes @ebers
Derg1Be. go fonn man, obne Die
meni6li6e 5hmdde beId0nigen gu
poaen, getrolt annebmen, oaB Die Scot
Der 3eit gor oiele 5ur @rtenntnis
The CIO news., 1944-09-25
They're getting the stuff
and they're using ii TOO!

And they are getting the most colossal volume
of war equipment ever produced by any nation in
Americas great war plants COULD and DID and
WILL CONTINUE to produce IL.
American production Is playing an historic part
In the Allied victories of this global England
knows n, Russia knows it. China knows it-and
America knows il.
The hour of the final knockout of the Axis is
to it that our men have the stuff of which knock
outs are made-in time and In full volun1e-fos
the final victorious punch
The CIO news., 1944-09-25

It isn't steely muscles, strong backs, fighting
fighting forces successful In this war.
Equipment has played very vital part-equip-
ment with which our soldiers, sailors, and our
airmen do job-equipment got to them in
quantity and in time
Even boys couldn't beat the Nazis and the
Japs with few guns and couple of bazookas.
They had to have millions of guns-n1i1ions upon
millions of shells, bullets bombs and grenades-
thousands of Jeeps, tanks, trucks-thousands Of
planes and ships
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
New Century Club
oHear DR.. Henry

DETROIT NEW CENTURY
CLUBS regular meeting will be
held Monday at 100 p. m. at
which time DIR. David Henry
executive vice president Of
Wayne University, will speak on
Education After the War.
The newly elected Officers
are: Mrs. Ellsworth G. Smith.
president; Mrs. Henry B. Inn
ken and Mrs. Frank A. O'Boyle.
vice presidents; Mrs, Allen c..
Ludington, recording secretary;
Mrs. William II. Caswell. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. II.
Miller Sprankle. financial secre-
tary; Mrs. George Opp, treas
urer, and Mrs. Colvin f. Kill
hurn and Mrs II Merritt Smith,
directors,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

Gordon Anderson was best
man. Norman Harrison.
brother Of the bride. and Will
liam Valette seated the guests.
Mrs--HarriSan wore -aatss,
blue freek and white accesso-
-fs'es-srd a shoulder bouquet Of
orchids.
After the reception, held in
the home Of the bridegroom 5
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Harri-
son left for a brief honeymoon
but are returning before leaving
for the West Coast.
Capt. Harrison, a paratrooper
in the air corps, has Just ar
rived in the States after year
OF action al Guadalcanal and
BougainVille.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Women TO Hear
Soul pture Talk

NO R II IVES ER \
WOMAN'S CLUB VIII meet
Monday at 2 p. m. TO hear a
lecture on sculpture by Or.
Award Fairbanks, associate pro-
fessor Of sculpture of the
Institute OF Fine Arts, Uni
versity Of Michigan. Mrs. +. L.
Pierce will be chairman.
The membership committee
Of the club will meet Friday at
p. m. at the home of Mrs.
Leland kennedy in Monica
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