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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-12

les for the US.O. entertainment.
May 20.
Mrs Clarence Sanderson. leader
OF circle one. opened the business
meeting following a cooperative
luncheon served TO eight members
and one guest al Gilbert House.
Mrs. Harvey Holmes held the deyo-
tions. Last years officers reelected
are Mrs. ~Sanderson. leader; Ms.
Harvey Holmes. vice leader: Mrs.
Earl Campbell, secretary; Mrs. Les.
ter Pic. treasurer. Nine calls were
reported. During the meeting the
I'M sewed rags for rugs. II was
decided 20 have an all day meeting
with cooperative luncheon at noon,
in June a. the home OF Mrs. Camp
Dell, 10 finish sewing the rags so
they may be woven. #
Mrs. Morris Seip.e was hostess
for circle two al her home with
Mrs. NJ J. Lewis, presiding al the
business meeting. sixteen members
and three guests were present. Miss
Caroline Bowen offered devotions
and had all Join in repeating Psalm
3 then offered prayer. She read a
forceful article from a newspaper
on Invasion Day. appealing for a
day OF prayer or all creeds.
Mrs. j. Lynn Houck read an arti-
Gle from the public opinion column
in the Daily Press expressing VERY
forcibly unfayorable criticism con
corning the Women's Christian
Temperance Union convention and
everything the W.CT.U. stands for.
This brought forth d round table
forcetul discussion resulting in a
decision that the article gave more
favorable publicity to the W.C.T.U.
than any other advertising could
have done.
The next meeting in June will be
a cooperative luncheon al the home
OF Mrs. j. Vail Throop. Mrs. Seiple
served tea and cookies, with Mrs.
Ivan Rau presiding al the tea
table.
Circle three elected officers at
their business meeting following q
May breakfast al 9:15 al the home
Of Mrs. Kari Tunnicliffe for 2S
members and several guests. Mrs
Howard Helfrich presided. The an
nual t~reasurer's report showed that
the circle has raised $3.50 this year.
The new officers are Mrs r. l..
Southland, leader; Mrs. Tunnicliffe.
vice leader Mrs. Harry Fsrris. sec.
rotary Mrs Arthur Helfrich, treas
urer. Mrs. William Wiederhoft was
breakfast chairman.
The June meeting will be a picnic
June s at the home OF Mrs. Luman
Seamans.
Circle four met with Mrs. Lee
Brown, leader, who opened the
meeting reading a poem, The
Mother OF My Dreams" Mrs. J. Fl.
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SHOWER PLANNED
BY HARRIET MONS

Harriet unit OF Mothers OF Men in
Service, at their meeting Thursday
evening in Carver Community Cen
ter, made plans for a layette shower
Tor two wives OF men in service,
Mrs. Earthleen Green and Mrs.
Walter Robertson, and elected dele.
gates TO the Beverly Edwards lee.
ture, the time and place TO be an.
nounced later.
Mrs. Anna Wickliffe and Mrs.
Hattie Clark are the delegates 10
attend the Edwards lecture, which
will tell OF the latest methods in
use In making artificial limbs for
returning soldiers. The lecture is
being sponsored by the national or.
ganization OF MONS Of America.
Letters read from sons in service
were from cpl. Emerson Clay. a
Marine in the Southwestern Pacific
area, and from Charles Ramsay, S .
class in Southwestern Pacific. Cpl.
Sam Clark, home on furlough.
talked a few minutes telling the
women how the soldiers welcome
letters from home. and sometimes
worry about how the home front is
carrying on. .
Another visitor was Mrs. frankie
Nelson, representing a national or.
ganization for colored people,
who has been a substitute teacher
at Harrist School.
The president reported having
visited soldiers at Fort Custer. A
group there will present a program
for a MONS Club meeting. The
club is planning to send candy and
cookies to colored soldiers yer
seas.
The club will go TO Romulus. May
81 TO organize a MONS club there.
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Methodist Women's Society
OF Christian Service Elects

Officers for the coming year for
circles OF the Methodist Woman's
Society OF Christian Service we're
elected. and an article on Home
Missions Tomorrow vas read, and
announcements were made a. the
circle meetings Thursday after
noon. Announcements included the
Council OF Church Women dessert
luncheon at the congregational
Church. May %: the w SCS. meet
ing and cooperative luncheon. June
! a. the church the Mother augh-
ter banquet az the church this eve
ming Arrangements were made foR
each OF the circles 10 provide cook
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Miss Jeanne Morqan's
BetrothaI Announced

Professor and Mrs. HAYDN VI. Nor
gan are announcing the engage
ment OF their daughter, Jeanne
Louise. 10 Aviation Student vii.
liam D. Swihart. U.S.A.A.F.
Miss Morgan, a graduate OF New
ton High School. Newton. Mass,
Cushing Academy. Ashburham.
Mass, and Michigan State Normal
College, is now teaching in the Will
low Run school system.
Mr.. Swihart, son OF Mrs. D. f.
Swihart and the late Mr.. Swihart.
is a graduate OF Roosevelt High
School and was employed. al the
Ford Willow Run plant before en-
listing in the Army Air Force. At
present he is stationed at Knox
College. Galesburg. Illinois. where
he is taking pre-flight instruction.
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TACKMANN MEMBERS
WORK ON RUG RAGS

Members OF the Tillie Tackmann
Circle OF the Dorcas Society OF the
Lutheran Church. tore and sewed
carpet rags following their brief
business meeting Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Henry
Helzerman. Mrs. Ronald Heller
man, co-hostess, led the devotions
and Mrs. Frank Lidke presided.
A very nice luncheon was served
at the close OF the meeting. The
next meeting. June s, will be with
Mrs. Fred Peters.
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GOLF PLAYED BY
TWENTY WOMEN


The first Ladies' Day. Thursday,
opening the season for golf and
bridge for Washtenaw Women
Golfers. brought 20 women out for
play. Prizes for nine hole low net
were awarded TO Miss Chloe Todd,
class A; Mrs. William Crouch, class
B: Mrs. Joseph Green. class C. Miss
Todd also had low gross for the
day, 81.
After luncheon, four tables OF
bridge were in play with prizes go.
ing to Mrs. c. c. Wescott and Mrs.
Green.
The next Ladies' Day will be next
Thursday.
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Have Benefit Party

There were twelve tables In play
at the benefit card party in Veter-
ans Hall given by the Auxiliary
Veterans OF Foreign Wars. Thurs.
day evening. Euchre was played
and prize winners we're Mrs. Clit'
ford Gates. Mrs. Iyele Grub, Ber'
Lntz. clifford Gates and Mrs. o. X.
Wales. Donations 10 the welfare
fund OF s25 from the Central Spe.
cialty clio and $50 from Phoenix
Lodge, F. and A. NJ, we're an.
nounced. The next party will be
Tuesday ~ . with Mrs. George Wa
terbury, 1880 Davis st.
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Federation Meetino
VIII Be in Dexfer

The annual meeting OF the Wash.
tenaw County Federation OF Won.
ems Clubs will be held Saturday.
May 10, in the Copeland Auditorium
Of the Dexter High School. The
members OF the Dexter Women's
Club will be hostesses for the day
and serve coffee for the potluck
luncheon at noon.
Registration will begin at $50 a.
m. followed by a business meeting.
A program has been planned for the
afternoon session at l D. m.
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Calendar Of Social Events

TO-DAY
Ainsley Mereness Junior Club OF Nomens Relief Corps.
Endurance Class Of Baptist Church all day meeting with coopera.
tive luncheon at noon at church, Mrs. Jennie Robinett. hostess.
Npsilanti Lodge number 54s IO.OF, s o'clock. odd Fellow Hall
Methodist Mother Daughter banquet, $50, in church dining room.
SATURDAY
Annual meeting. Ypsnanti branch OF the American Association OF
University Women, Methodist Church, Ann Arbor; luncheon.
l o'clock, Mrs. Lindley Mills, state president, speaker, annual
reports. election OF officers.
YpsilaRti Child Study Club. luncheon 12 As at Methodist Church.
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Hostess TO Club

Mrs. Lawrence Yer Vaecke was
hostess for the meeting OF the B. B.
Bunco club at her home, Thursday
evening. Prize winners for bunco
were Mrs. Harry Williams. Mrs.
Gardner Huelett and Mrs. Gerald
Faust. The house prize went 10
Mrs. Commodore B~ensinger. Re-
freshments we're served at the close
OF the evening. The next hostess
will be Mrs. Anna Belle Reynolds.
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ST. LUKE'S LEAGUE
SEWS FOR BAZAAR

ST. Luke's League OF Women
sewed on articles for the fall ba-
zaar at an all day sewing meeting
with buffet luncheon at noon az
the home OF Mrs. II. A. Bisbee,
Thursday. Mrs. Clayton Alban and
Mrs. Walter Sturm were assisting
hostesses.
With Mrs. Harry Stevens, chair
man, presiding at the business
meeting, Mrs. Arthur Davis was
elected corresponding secretary for
the remainder OF the year. The sec.
retary's report was read by Mrs.
Lester Miller.
The league has been asked 10
send a delegate 10 the thank offer
ing meeting at Grace Episcopal
Church, Detroit. May %. 1t will be
an all day meeting with communion
service at II O'Clock, followed by a
luncheon and business meeting.
An invitation was received from
St. Andrews Church, Ann Arbor. 10
their tea, May "a at 4 o'clock. Cars
will be provided for transportation.
Each member Is to earn 81 ex.
p%erience money during the summer.
The next, and last meeting for
the summer, will be a picnic at the
home OF Mrs. J. c. Burnett in June,
The committee will be Mrs. viii
liam Snyder. Mrs. Robert Wizard
and Mrs. Alex Longnecker.
Mrs. Carl Lindegren returned
Thursday night from Chicago where
she accompanied her daughter Miss
Betty Lindegren, who was en- route
TO San Francisco. Word was re-
ceived from Miss Lindegren, We'd
nesday night that she had arrived
in San Francisco but had not re.
ceived orders yet as 10 her sailing
date. When she arrives at Honolulu
she will be with the Child and Fam
| lily Welfare Service.
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Pupils from the classes OF Miss
Ruth skinner. OF the faculty OF
the Normal College Conservatory
OF Music. will appear in a program
Of piano music Sunday afternoon
IN a recital At 4 O'Clock in Pease
Auditorium.
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Mrs. Marie Dalrymple, Stanton,
Mich, spent Thursday with Mrs.
Marie Acre. 210 W. Spencer St,
Ypsilanti. Mrs. Dalrymple's sister.
Mary, was with her. Mrs. Dalrym-
pie was formerly employed at the
Ford Generator plant before re-
firing to her farm where her baby
daughter was born in January.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-16

8olma6ten ausgeItattet tporoen Ieln.
SSebt miro Icine Neoht nod groBer,
uno er miro gegen Sduloige lmO
YcroG6tige nit grobter 8rutalltat
porgeben. @ber ob oaourd oa5 9ea5ts
regime inncrli6 geItartt miro, fann
iuglt6 be5tpeifelt weroen. SSm @egen-
tell, es bat iebt a1d bon innen einen
IGmeren StoB erbolten. ..."
9ie uEribune Sc 0cncpc' Deilt
oorauf bin, oob Ser 6iibrcr oicsnlal
ni6t in Scr Gage 1uor, Suoen, &om-
nl1niiten ooer britil6e @ebeinagenten
5u bei6uloi9en, 1pie ct oaS bel Dem
erIten 9lttentat oltf lein Seben in
Otiinben i'm Sabre 1889 tat Der Sea-
ME uuo Stang oes 9lttentdter5 oeuten
oiesmal gun5 einlpanofrei auf Sic
&reile bin, III oenen Die 8crl6po-
rung aus9ebriitet murOe gta6 ben
pielen NieOcrlagen, oie ottlcrs 5tro=
tegie bcreitS 5u 2an0e, auf See uno
in Der Suit binnebncn muBte, oiirfte
oieies 9lttentat> Dem er nur I'M Saa>
resbrelte entglng, nun au6 fltr bele
Oeuti6e Elm grinrneS 3eiden Der
0inge Iein, oie ibnen nod beuorIte-
| ben. - - Office Of Bor Snformas
tion.
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botene 9fiiditdt nod innen uno All.
ben gum geridpinoen bringt."
aud Der u8erner 8uno" tpeiit
oarauf bin, oaB ,,oer ani6lag auf
Sitler gan5 Ielbitoeritanolt6 als Elm
i6Deres &riien3eiden ouf5ufoiien lit
uno untio ernltbafter beurtetlt &uer-
ben muB, ols er bon oeutiden Off
5ieren ousgegongen uno beritbt NOR
ben lit. Bir piien nod ni6ts &C.
noue5 iiber Sic Stdrfe oieieS &rei-
les'', fdbrt oaS 8latt fort, ,,aber ooB
gum minoeiten Elm &ern idperlter
lln5ufrie0enbeit unO moraliIber Ger
iebltng porbunoen lit, fann ni6t be-
itritten perOen. S6on Dor einiger
3eit bate es oie No5ifiibrungi fir
notig befunoen, Simnler NIT elmer
Nrt politiiber llebertpadung oeS
oeutiden Seercs gu betrouen, uno
idon oamals ion er nit iebr groBen
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9llp, Sic groBc 8emeinoe 8ispertert
mil1cn. Sic bcltcbt aus bier @etlern
nno lnn ibre Bren5en ab3uI uIhreitcu,
bcn0tlgt e5 zines mln0eIten5 ad)t
Gage longen 6ubmorides. Bisperter-
mlncn - Sic 0rcn3e ser Biberer -
lit betpoblt BON einem 5oben MIDI
ternen Golfsi6log, einen NomaOen-
oolf, oos inn 0inter in Sen 8eilern,
i'm 5ritbjabr in oc1 mittleren 2a9en
uno ben @einbergcn, I'M 6riibiommer
altf oen M}aienlQiien uuo biz in Sen
September bil1cin ouf ser 9odolp
lebt.
Nber gum nlinoelten cinmal mi
Sabr ltron1en Die 8elpobner Ser &C.
neinoe i'm eigentliden 0orf ~Tisper-
tdrbene'', mie Sis ;srterminen i'm 81
aleft olclcr 8ege..1 genount miro, 5ll-
lammcn I'M gclhelniam oas glnn5-
oolllte ollcr Jeite 5u begeben, oos
6ronleldnamsieit BEN ~Serrgotts=
tag om Gonnerstog no9 1ri,1itatis.
Sa, audi oie ol1Sgemonoerten Genein=
oebitrger, bic oielleidt unten I'M
Tbonetal oocr om 8enferlee leben,
leben gepobnli6 aues ins Wert, Inn
an oieIen1 Sag in Der engeren Sci
mat 81 iein, ocnn in berrli6lter
Sriibllngsprobt uno eldn5enoen
ael1berlidfcitcn miro @ott Dem
(5ortlebung ouf 5eite 12)
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Sic luabre Natnr offen:
bart f6

8er oos @eiltesleben unlerer ame=
rifaniIden 8epolferung naber unter=
Il,dt, miro INNER 1pie6er auf cine
belonoere Notwithstanding ito>
Ben: 9ommuniltil6e @eltnnung. Sic
5eigt li6 Itetie in NeuBerungen, &e-
ben, artifeln, ltnternebmungen un0
MoBnabmen. WoB1 ober nirgenotpie
fommt lte 10 unberboblen 5um slus>
orud, als menn es lid Inn Spanien
uno beionoers 5ranto ban6elt. gs
tpar i6limm genue, als bor einigen
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UMSONST Sod SofiSssbtn WSstoprS, ,nn

FORNTS HEIL-OEL LINIMENT - anti
eseptisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer.
zen, muskul0sen Ruckenschmerzen. stei-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Vorstau.
chungen und Verrenkunsen.
FORMS MAGOLO alkalisch-lindere
sewisse Magenstorungen VIE Sodbrennen
und Verdauungs st0 runsen, hervorgerufen
durch Elm Uebermass an Saure.
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Nrt ,,@errgottstag" In
VtSpertermtme1l

3net Stlnben 8egs in iiioli9er
Ei6tung bon gisp i'm i6tpei5erilden
8ollis entfernt 1iegt auf einem gro-
BEN @ebiet ousgeoebnt, 5tpii6en Der
Ealioble Ser 8isp uno Der @ebiioenl
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alsittass Sea 16. 9aanit 1914

R#IulHENbEH S$UlltAtellluEadN UeHL <@L1IS
fel: ,,13 ipllroen nerplnoet - aber
bas iIt MIR elm anftatt, Der iebo9 be-
tpeilt, oaB i'm 9ritten Geibe Serrn
Sitlers 2rdfte am 8ert Iino, Die
por nidts 5uriidldreden, nno iogar
bts in ben inneriten 3irfel Der @es
treuen ein5uoringen bermogen. Oos
8eadtensnerte oaran lit, oaB Der Ser
rat bon 2erten ausgebt, Die oorber
offi5ien ni6t laut genug ibren 8lon'
ben an Den Sieg oeS 6ai6iSmus ber'
fiin6en fonnten. Oos Dritte Reid
5eigt iett iomit ieoo6 nidt einma1
mebr Die d11Bere 5aiiaoe anqebli6er
@inbeit. 49,"
auA oie ,.8asler 4rbeiter5er11ng
unteritreidt sic Eatia6e, OaB oaS at'
tentot ,,bon oen @enerdlen ousging,
bic iib bislong I'M nationalio5taliltt'
ihen 2rieesl6iff redt tpoblgefiiblt
batten, ober iebt gerne ablpringen
mo9ten, neil lie befiirdten, oaB> ote'
1es Sdiff1ein untergeben modte. sic
baben Fd bonn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mobl germ in Die Sobe trogen lolien".
benterft oos 56pei5er 8lott, ,,ober
lie tpollen feinesnegs audi nit un>
bon ibm in bic Giefe gerilien tper'
Den. g1tn, tpos Iebt in Oeuti6lan>
an S9redenSregine fommen >piro
oiirfte aIIes Bisberige in ben 56at
ten 1tetlen. slus oen Mntiinoigunger
9itlers, @orings unO Oonib' lit be
reits oer fanatii6e 8ille 5u erleben
aaes erbnrmungs- uno riid1t6tsloS
nieoer5umaden, mas ou6 nl.r oe1
Anl6ein elmer Oppolition gegen Der
Na3ismus erpedt. gs peroen Str0n'
bon Blut flieBen - oieSmol MIDI:
Don SuDenblut, tpie es in einem De,
SoBlieoer Der geo3is beiBt, lonOerr
bon oeltidem 8lut, uno nit Der
6iiiilierungen lit bereits begonner
tporoen. Serr 9immler, oer iebt 5un
8efeblsbaber Der Sein1otfront er
nannt tporoen lit, miro eriinolide ar
belt leiften. ..."
Die nNeue 3iir9er 3ettune
1freibt: Ser 20. Suli 1914 miro
mas ou9 immer tperOen mag ols cir
&riIentaa erIter SrOnung in 6te Sc
i6thte oes Dritten &cihes uno oeS
5tpeiten 8elttrieges eingeben. Das
9lttentat. BEL DEM Elm Sberlt nit 40.
ligem Romen oie 8ombe legt> oie
egrl9p0rlng Der @enerale, ibr Ser
iud, cine @egenregierung ouf5l1ltel
len - al oos lit ein bobIt friienbaf'
tes 8iIo.
,,@s lit beute bereits 10 bieles fri
lenbaft IN DeutI6lanO, oaB Die 6iib
rung bes nationolio5ialiitilden &egi
mes oas oeutl6e Golt uno Die gan5f
8elt apeifellos nid)t obne Scot uni
3tpong oariiber inforlniert bat, Il
fQbrt oas 8latt fort. uSitler lelbl
erfldrte, er miile ni6t mebr> gum
niebieltem Male i6on Elm Mnl9la!
gegen i'm beriu6t tporoen lei, trob
bent boroem 6ie Oeffentlidfeit nul
einmal fiber einen lol6en San unter
ri6tet tpuroe: oos Mttentat I'M Miin
dener 8iirgerbr6ufeller am 8. go
netnber 1919 @enn iebt in einen
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SaDren oas d1rt1fltme Spanten le1nen
&atnpf auf 2eben rno Sob fiibrte
nit Sen iataniiben Seinoen Der Drift
li6en @eiel1l6oftsorOnung nit Den
bon Stain unterItiibten 1no an9e-
feuerten &ommuniI ItenborOen. @s mar
OamoIs i9per perltdnoli6 tple nor
NAL oenten0e uno fiiblenOe WtenIden
auf oem 8ooen 6riitli6er 3iOiliIatlon
1t6 fir sic unmeni6liden Senfer oer
8il60fe Nounen, Brieiter, Wtonde,
glaubigen GbriIten uno SerteiOlger
oes tpobren lponii6en Goterlanocs
einIesen l&no nit ibnen Oo5 6riitlide
5panien 5erfleiI6en fonnten. g5 lit
ober nod icbperer Oerltdnoli6, oaB
iett, oa oo6 bic @emiiter uuBerbalb
Spaniens lid berubigt baben iollten,
uno Die gelunoe Gernunft iib betati>
gen fonn, uno oo5 2ono it6 unter ser
uerltanoigen Eegierung 5ronfos 5lr
erbolen berlubt, man nit elmer ge-
raoe3u ionatil6en 6einoidaft bier3u-
lonoe beltrebt lit, gegen Tranfo uno
iein hriitlihes 5ponien 5l1 orbeiten.
Da5 56lin1mlte lit, ooB es nidt
einfo6bin Mtonner unO Jrauen aus
ben ,,oerfiibrten' &ommuniitentret=
len unlerer orbeitenoen 8eOolferung
linO, Die lih in Der Sebe gegen 5ron-
fo uno iein Sponien bemertbor Mo-
den, lonoern &reile, oie inn polt>
til6en, geldaftliden lmo literariihen
2eben cine fiibrenOe Stole baben.
Welb ein YrOteltgebeul mar tiir5lid)
5u boren, ais 9bur6ia III elmer Eeoe
Elm paar uuertennenoe 8orte fir
Spanien 81 logen bate. SIMMER mIe=
Der miro mau Der 9cbe lnO 8ublerei
gepobr, sic in inherent 2anoe auf Ell
ne Dlsfreoltleruug oe5 drlltllhen
Sponien3 mo leine5 2eiters 5elt
mo oui Ben Stur5 oes 6ronfo 0te-
gimes offen blnorbeitet, natiirlid 5l1=
gunlten ser I'M 8iir9erfrieg unterle=
genen &onunltiitenbonOen. Wie oll=
gemcin 0iele Ncrl6porrng IN rnlc=
rem b0beren &reiien lit, 5eigte it6
tiirjlid gang offenlibtlid, alS unler
StuotSOepartncnt BEN iiibreltoen
Yudb0nOlerlt in Sen Ser. 5taatcn
nobelcgte, lif al elmer groBen 8lt0=
ans ltclllmg III 8arcelOna 5l1 bctelllz
gen. Die mcilten Oicler cinfluBrcihen
Bu6b0nOler lcbntcu, teilmelIe NIT Bit
tercn Vcmerflngen, ab, ltf al elmer
9l1sItcllung int 5panien 6rontos 5lt
betciligen.
Oiele 9altlmg lit ni6t nur Ser
Nus0rltd elmer anoersgearteten poll
ttld)en 9lnl6olunB. 3Dar 5lebt nlan
gcgcn BEN uGittotor' Jronto los,
lcbt lib uber 5llglullten oes Oittators
Solcpb Stain ein. Dieie 9altung lit
|oer 9lusOrlt elmer un6riltlihen, noI
beller anti6riltliden @elinnung pei>
telter &reile unlcres SanOes. Oiele
9altllng Sponieus unO Jrantos &C.
geniiber lit MIR ein Buntt, an Oent
Die Bergiftung oes Spltems ausbridt.
Sic miro 5u gegebener 3eit es nod
an anoeren 5telen tun. 8iegen mir
uns ni6t III fall6e 5iGerbeit. Die>
lelbe 8eliuutng miro i'm 2aufe Der
3eit anoere Yunfte unerer d)riltliden
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voll Won Case und BlShunsen-besorgen
Sic sich Forni's zeiterprobtes Alpenkriu"
tor. Mehr ais Elm Abfuhrmittel, es ist auch
cine Magentatigkeit anregende Medizin.
hergestellt aus lS der Natur eigenen me-
dizinischen Wurzeln, krautern und Pflan-
zen. Alpenkrauter brinGt TRACE Darme yum
Arbeiten und hilft. verharteten Abfau
durch Hartleibigkeit vcrursachten Case zu
vertreiben und gibt dem Magen das ange"
nehme Ceflhl Won Warme. Wenn Sic
die Freuden glucklicher Linderung Won
neutrality-suspicious. schwerden wieder wissen
wollen und zur selben Zeit ihrem Magen
euttun wollen. besorgen Sic sich nooh
heute AlpenkrSuter und nehmen Sic 90
elm genau vie auf dem Etikett angegeben.
Falls Sic es in lhrer Nachbarschaft NIGHT
kaufen konnen, sender Sic fir unser
AlpenkrSuter Einfuhrung sangebot Un d
erhalten Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-16
Warum die Beschwerden Won
Hartleibigkeit
leiden

Wenn funktionale
Hartleibigkeit an =
dauert und Sic mi
serabel. nerves und
irritiert fuhlen und
an deren Symp-
tome leiden-kopf-
schmerzen, ublem
Mundseruch, yer .
stimmtem Magen,
Verd a u un 6 s 8 t o.
rung, Schlaf- und
Appetite sig keit
und lhr Magen fIhlt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
Ydnk Bombers
Over Holland

LONDON Feb Ia GNS)-
Thundcrbolt fghter-bombers Of
the L 5. strategic air forces TO-
day bombed the German airfeld
AT Gilze-Rucn. Holland.
Other Thunderbolts acted As
escorts. No enemy fighters were
encountered Results we're not an
nouncvd
Raj pursuit planes destroyed
two Nazi fighters during patrols
off the French coast.
-Four Nazi planes were shot
down over England last night IN
one OF the heaviest German at
tackS In months.
The raid followed another fu-
riouS day-long offensive against
Pas dc Calais mystery" dcfenses.
L. 5. and Raj planes Of all
types and sizes. including more
than 200 American Marauder me-
dunn bomberS, which plowed up
= 500 acres OF coastal installations
opposite Dover met no Nazi op-
position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
Bombers Lend Aid
TOAHiedCOmeba(k
BY JAMES L. KILGALLEN

ALGIERS, Feb IA QNS)-Geman forces in
the beachhead battle south of Rome again have
been forced to relinquish ground under continuing
assaults by Fifth Army troops which have regained
the initiative, headquarters announced today.
A communique from headquarters of Gen. Sir Henry
Maitland Wilson said that British troops had smashed the
enemy back in successful local attacks.
Bombers and fighters of the Allied Mediterranean air
force lent full support to the ground forces
back against the Naz legons which for time seemed
threatening to push the invasion forces back the
The air arm flew total of 500 sertes against the
enemy in the beachhead region.
German troop concentrations and supply lines along
the entire AnzoN euno front pounded from the air
by Mitchell medium bombers Warhawks Invaders Bostons
and Spithres
Along the main trans peninsular battlefront Yank
troops maintained their pressure against the German de-
lenders OF Casino who continued fight back doggedy
Medium and light bombers sought to aid the embattled
anks IN this area with heavy assaults Naz troop
tratlons and transports in the Casino sector.
(The Nazi Overseas news agency reasserted an
earlier German report that Allied artillery had loosed
barrage Of shells against the Benedectine abbey on Mt
Cassno The Allies have confirmed that the Germans
nave been directing their artillery fire from this Vatican
owned ground but there has been subsantaon of the
enemy reports that the Allies have sheed the monastery
The Overseas agency said that Smelling begun Yesterday