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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-02
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-02

5n ieinem 8eien 5u geboren, oaB ct
tpas @lei6es in getuilien abitanoer
tuiberfebrt. Gum 8eiipieI in Ser 0tu
liif, mo cine Gbtpanolung bon iiebet
Sonen in 2dngen u,to &iir5en ltatt
lfinoet. Sn Der Malerei, Ole mit ite,
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ber beri6ieoenen 4rten bon 8lou in
Sron5 Mtarcs vEurtn Ser blaue11
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tonen, 0ie it6 bonn lu1teren 9obmer1
oes 8iIoes Bis gum oberen erItredt. }
Seoes natiirlid ausgelebte menidli6e
Daiein 1nnfaBt iieben St11fen. SIN
Cams erfreut cine abeeneiiene @lieoe-
rlng glei6mdBiger 8etpegl1ngen oos
sluge. 9idtung uno &unitproio itels
len cine beitimmte 5olgeoronung fur
get uno LANCER Silben oor.
9lber Der &bptbmus lit ni6t nur
auf &unlt 1uno Di6tl1ng bei6rdnft,
ou6 nidt INNER gletdmGBig, tpie inn
San5 uno in oer Wa1ltf. Bielnebr
banoelt es li6 I'M cine tosmilbe gr-
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mir nod portge 8o6e Elm @ololu6cr
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-02

Irin1an liegen Tie in oauernoem &antp-
| Ife, Der ni9t acknowledgements 5erft0-
reno gu fem brau6t 8eit nebr lit es
elm 8ibrieren, in Ser Sorn oes 8el-
leni6lages, 5tptI9en 5tpei Bolen, tpo-
bur6 ser &bptbu,ts gum 2eben ieIbit
miro. Sort er ouf, trttt 5tarre, Der
Soo Elm. aue Sormonte itorenoen
|S6pingungen ltnb negatib, >ulle for
oernoen poitttb, uno Der Meni6 bat
es abiolut in Der @etpolt, @influB
nad irgen6einer Hi6tung a1s5uiiben,
tpie SelbitbDpnoie 5unt 8eifpie1 Die
@runolage oler Seilung, aber al16
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@ie entitebt oos Meeresroui6en2
8enn mir Die onitiirntenoen g8ellen
genou perfolgen, firoen mir, boB Der
Sobepunft ieoer groBer @elle nit
oem Sobepunft ieoer britten fleinen
5l1Iommenf fdut, no6ur6 ein @ellen=
berg entitebt, Der nit perI rIt6rfter
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gene S6pingungsreiben in oie
9letberbiiHe binausienoet.
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mai langer ols Die oes 9er5ens, sic
Ser5tpellen oreimal 1hneller ais sic
2ungentpelGen. Der S0bepunft elmer
tl1r5en, aber ldnellen @ellenreibe oes
Ser5ens fdut NIT oem Sobepunfte ser
langen aber langiomen 2ungentpeIle
5uIommen, Ole oa3tpii6enltegenoen
fur5en @ellen oereinen iib inn Sale
elmer longen @elle.
0ie Elm Stcin, ser ms @oller ge-
porfeu miro, ienoet Der WenI6 bait
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5elcpatbie beruben (slber, o6 mir
peber miiien, mas gleftri5it0t nod
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inmer groBer. &ann es tpirfli6 Wen
ldcn gebcn, oie iiber oos @unoer la
den?) @mpfinoungen, bic mir BEL
Der erlten 8egegn,1ne nit einem Men=
ld5en boben,. lino borollf 3uriid5ufiib
rem. &tnoer uno Eiere beitben lie ItGr=
ter als Die meiiten @rpa6ienen. 8on
Sunoen lit befannt, ooB lte oos &lage=
gebeul Inn ben lterhenben Serrn on
1tlmlnen, lange, ebe Der Nr5t oen elm
tretenoen 500 feltltellen fann.
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ipridt oie Stinune @ottes, neil Tic
Dem 8eltrbptbmus ltd)tbare 5orm
perlelbell lno 10 ilt 8olt @bimons
Stlmme bon o1nfler 9lbnung, >pcnn
CT lagt: >gSe ore not al incluoeo BE-
tpcen our bot ono our boots"
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Der 6ran5oIe Sc 9todas bat es I'M
tcrnommen, Sic 8ellenienoungen ooer
Strablungcn, mie inner man es nen=
ncn min, bes Weniden 5u n1el1en.
Wfit elmer Naoel lteIlte er feit oob oie
Scniation Ser f0rperlibcn 8eriib=
rllna, unter uemi11en noonptiIG1pn
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
TropPed Britons
Withdraw After
10-DaY Struggle
Remnants ct Gallant Airborne Unit
Escapes Across River TO Safety;
Germans Hold North Line to Berlin

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS, AEF, Sept 27. (UP)-
Remnants of gallant band of British Red Devil para
Arnhem pocket where for 10 days they fought against
overwhelming Odds it announced officially Wednesday,
The withdrawal of the elements of the British First
airborne division from the little spot of hell around Arm
hem left the Germans in full control of the north bank
of the and the key town of Anhem with its deenses
of the northwest passage to Germany.
The announcement of the pull back, most of which was
carried out Monday night the lie to Naz propaganda
reports that the Red Devils had been liquidated.
Full Story of Struggle Remains untold
Supreme headquarters announcing the withdrawal
after two-day blackou of the Arnhem battle, withheld
details of the percentage of the dvslonthe normal size
of airbore division is about 5000 menevacuated the
number of unmovabla wounded left behind and how the
survivors got back across the river.
The failure of Lieutenant General Sir Miles C. Demp
seys Second army relief column reach the airborna
force north of the river and the mpossbty OF dropping
adequate supplies through exceptionally bad flying wealth
the chief reasons for the withdrawal.
Thwarted in the relief attempt by the formidable Ger
defenses along and below the Neder Rhine and the
massng of Naz forces there the Second swung its
main weight eastward.
Broadening the north-south corridor up in Holland
eastward Dempseys troops swept through number OF
towns and villages below Nimegen reached the Meuse
defense line in sectors and closing against
it 40-me front
field dispatch filed at II am. said army officials
nounced that the situation in the salient further i'm
proved with both its east and west walls extended and
strengthened
Panzer Tank Division Knocked Out
The dispatch revealed that three quarters of the tanks
of Panzer brigade which tried earlier to smash the
corridor had been knocked out
force of nearly 1000 Flying FOrtresses LiberatOrs
and fighters oosed broadsde assault the Rhineland
and other targets in western Germany.
A detailed account of the Arnhem battle being
made from Marshal Sir Bernard l.. MontgOmerys Twenty
first Headquarters and supreme headquarters
withheld details pending that report
There word whether the Arnhem roadbridge-
the prize for which the arbone forces dropped 10
days ago when the sky army descended Hoand-was
intact whether the Germans had blown it up.
Meanwhile, the Second army. supplemented by Amer-
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Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27

pie enlightened by free press-we
have met the unprecedented de-
mands of our day in inspiring man.
ner. Our production record and our
fighting record stand as eloquent
illustrations of popular understand
ing of why battles have had to be
fought and why victory must be
complete.
Even in the face of wartime re-
Strictions and curtailment, our press
has risen to new heights of service.
In world that is on the march, 1t
has kept us alerted to trends and
realiSms. On its pages will be found
explanations of the tremendous de-
termination and application of the
people and on those same pages
will always be found encouragement
for essential community effort and
assumption of civilian responsible
ity.
With these thoughts I'm mind. I,
Earl Warren, governor of California,
take this occasion to commend the
daily and weekly newspapers OF
California for the many splendid
public services performed during
the months our nation has been at
war and do hereby urge that fur
ther public recognition be given the
truiSm that without free press,
there can be no democracy"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
Nuziis
Flee
Soviiets
Riga Becomes
Graveyard
Fer Defenders

MOSCOW, Sept. 27. (UP)
German troops were pull
ing hurriedly out of Riga
under a storm of Russian
bombs and shells Tuesday in
a belatad attempt to escape
development and annihila-
ton from three powerful
Soviet armies converging on
the city.
Panicky confusion was reported
spreading through the German
ranks as Soviet tanks and mobile
infantry columns rolled in from
all sides, overrunning the coastal
area north of Riga and threatening
to snip off the narrow land corridor
leading south and west to Lithuania
and East Prussia.
More than 300 towns and villages
lying in a great arc north, north
east, east and southeast of the Lat
Wan capital were captured by the
Russians Tuesday in a WhirlWind
advance that won all the main
railroad and highway functions m
the Riga area.
Soviet Warplanes completely DOM
mated the skies over the battle
front, bombing and machine-gun-
ming German Notifications and
troop columns and harrying Nazi
ships attempting to run the block
ace into the Baltic sea. Two enemy
transports totaling 1000 tons were
sunk by Russian torpedo bombers
in the Baltic sea yesterday.
Far to the south, other Russian
forces pushed slowly across the
Carpathian mountain ridges along
the SlOvak-Polish frontier, broad
ening their front on the border to
n miles in preparation for a mass
i've drive across Slovakia into Hun
gary.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
Officials Sought
For This Falls
Football Season

New officers for the Imperial
County Football Officials aSsOcia-
ton were named at a meeting of
the association Tuesday night at
Union Central High school in Ell
Centro. Organization for the forth
coming season occupied time at the
meeting.
Stress was placed upon the need
for more help and officers made a
plea for enlistment of anyone who
is able to act at games in the capac-
ity of umpire. referee and linemen.
Pat Williams, BraWley, heads the
association. cam Housman, FL Cen
tro, is the new president and
Viggo Hansen is secretary. Retiring
were j. Bennett, president, and
Shields Charleton, secretary.
An executive committee was Sc
lected to make TIE appointment of
officials for games At a meeting
called fer Thursday night, October
5, new officials said they hoped to
have listed enough names to enable
the association to carry on through
the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
D AMBlINe
EpoRTER

The Great Fall
Most families put up two parallel
bars for th'ir youngsters to do
stunts on. Not so the Joe Bush Jr
family. Three parallel bars grace
the Bush backyard. And why not?
Three boys three bars Phil must
be Represented oy one and the twins,
Eddie and Terry, each must be rep
resented.
At a gathering of the Bush clan
in honor of Navyman Pat Bush, ev-
eryCne went to int pack yard to see
the youngsters perform on the par
allel bars.
The twins and Phil did their stuff.
Their Papa uIo his turn. Uncle Pat
contributed to the entertainment.
That was too much for Grandpapa
Joe. Would he be outdone by two
generations? No Would he let youth
put him in the shade? Nc.
Grandpapa arose and grasped the
top bar.
When one reaches up nature has
decreed that ones extend d abdo-
men shrinkS back to normal. That
happened to Grandpapa Bush.
Down dropped his trousers.
Here he was, dangling in the air
with his crumpled trousers draped
around his feet.
p. S.-All grandpapas wear un-
derwear
Continued on Pg. 6, Col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
Voe|fer Reviews
Growth, Speed
OF u. 5, Airpiane

"Airplane racing and experiment
tai work done during the years of
airplane's infancy led to develop
ment of Americas present high
speed fighter planes" Lieutenant
officer of the FL Centre marine air
station, told American Legionnaires
Tuesday night at meeting of Boyce
Aten post.
The largest crowd in five years
assembled to hear Colonel Voelter
talk and to greet Commander Ed
Henderson at his first meeting since
he was installed as head of the
post.
RACED AIRPLANES
Colonel Voelter raced airplanes for
years and was manager of the Cur
s-Wright racing team in 1923 and
1929. He survived nine years as an
airplane racer. His accounts OF some
of his breath taking adventures left
Legionnaires convinced that the
officer bears a charmed life.
Competition in the airplane rae
ing field the officer said, lied to
the development of faster and faster
planes and to experiments which
made it possible for America to
have the splendid, fast planes used
in the war today"
Interest in the next post meeting
October 10 reached a high pitch
when it was announced as IRA Aten
night" in honor of the father of the
man for whom the post was named.
Aten. former Texas ranger, will
be guest of honor and regale post
members with accounts of his eX-
perienceS as a ranger and as a
cattleman of the early days.
IT. was announced during the eve
ming that the Armistice Day COM
mittee is working on plans to have
a rodeo at the county fair grounds
November IL.
Commander Henderson announced
that membership committee men,
bers have dedicated themselves to
signing up the greatest membership
Continued on Page 8, Col. y
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
1000 FortresseS
Hit RhineIund

while, flew through thick clouds to
attack the German frontier town of
Goch, eight miles south of Kleyes
en- the Niers river.
The daylight raiders followed in
the wake of strong forces of British
bombers which directed the Raj
night attacks to the vital Rhineland
depots of Karlsruhe and Frankfurt
after carrying out a two-day 1000
ton assault on the Calais area.
Huge fires, that sent smoke and
flame belching 5000 feet into the
air, were started at Karlsruhe, an
industrial rail center and inland
port supplying the German fcrces
opposing Lieutenant General George
S. Patton's Third army.
Frankfurt. which lies in the rear
OF German positions on the Ameri-
can First army front, also was
bombed effectively by the night
raiders, two of which were lost in
the double attack.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
Mental Hospital
Sites Mapped

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 81. CUP)-
Three new mental hospitals which
the state contemplates construct
ing as part of its postwar building
program should be located in one of
the coast counties betWee en- San Luis
Obispo and San Diego, the depart
ment of institutions told the prop
erty acquis ition board Tuesday.
Specifically, the department rec
commended acquisition of 1000 acres
for new maximum security insane
asylum and 75C acres for an insti-
tuition for epileptics near either
Lcmpoc or Santa Paula and 1000
acres for a home for the feeble
minded in the area between Santa
Ana and Oceanside.
The acquisition board, which in
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
John J. Green
Funeral Set
For Saturday

Last rites for John j. Green, 54 FL
Centran who died Tuesday from a
heart attack, will be held at the
Lemons chapel in Ell Centre at 10
a. m. Saturday.
Burial will be in the Greenwood
chapel in San Diego.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Ella A. Green; three sisters. Mrs.
Sidney Sartell and Mrs. Gilbert
Himmelheber, both of Jeffersonville,
Indiana, and Mrs. Raymond John
son of Tampa. Florida; and five
brothers, all living in Jeffersonville,
Indiana.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
PARATR00PE RS ESCAPE
Rice Growers Get
Special Permits
To Shoot Ducks
Slaughter Begins as Birds
Start Damaging Crops;
Project Ends on Nov. 2

Relief from duck depreo ations
came to the 81 rice growers OF I'M
perial Valley Wednesday in the
form of a federal order permitting
rice growers and their agents to be-
gin shooting Widgeons and pintails
Immediately instead OF having to
wait until the duck season opens
November 2.
Announcement of the permit Is
sued to the rice growers was made
by A. w. Elder, game manager OF
the fish and Wildlife service of the
department of interior, to Arthur
Hofmann of the Rice Growers as
Sociation.
LIMIT ON PERMIT
These permits to rice growers gives
them permission TO delegate agents
to shoot specified species of ducks
without limit until the season opens.
The special permit then expires
and hunters are expected to obey
the usual game laws. The agents of
the rice growers may eat the ducks
ii they wish instead of being forced
to leave them where they drop. The
permit to rice growers remains in
effect up to and including Novem-
Der /.
Hunting licenses are not neces-
sary up to November 2, Hofmann
said, as the growers will issue per-
mits to agents they delegate to keep
their fields free Of dlIpkc
The permit was granted through
the efforts Of the Imperial County
Continued on Page 8, Col. A.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
Death Comes 10
Sister Aimee
In Oakland Hotel

OAKLAND, Cal, Sept. 27. tUP)
Aimee Semple Mcpherson, SO,
who as Sister Aimee" of Los An
geles Evangelism converted thous-
ancs to her Four Square Gospel
church and once disappeared in. a
34-day kidnapping" died Wednes-
day of heart disease at the Leam-
ington hotel.
Mrs. Mcpherson, acknowledged
mistress of Hallelujah revivaliSm
for nearly two decades, collapsed
and died shortly before noon while
an inhalator squad of the Oakland
fire department vainly tried to re-
vive her.
PHYSICIANS HELPLESS
Two physicians, summoned by
Hotel Manager H. B. Klingensmith,
were in attendance when Mrs. Nc
PherSon Succumbed.
Klingensmith had been notified by
Angela Sig, personal maid to Mrs.
Mcpherson, that her employer had
collapsed in bed. When the physi-
clans arrived they called the inhal-
ator squad, but by that time she
was beyond help.
Mrs. Mcpherson was in Oakland
for a little-plblicized church ap-
pearance when she was stricken in
her room. Since her ch-discussed
kidnapping in 1926, marriages and
divorces and great Evangelistic fes-
tivals at the Angelus Temple in
Los Angeles, Mrs. Mcpherson had
gradually dropped out of the public
eye.
But she made front pages through
Continued on Pg. 6, Col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27

heavy cloud cover, the commune
que said, but observed results OF the
other raids we're reported good by
returning crews.
None of the big bombers was
lost on the mission, the cOmmunique
reported.
Anshan is the second largest steel
producing center of the Japanese
empire, ranking next to the great
steel center of Yawaja, Japan, which
also has been attacked in other
Superfortress raics.
Anshan was attacked first on
July 20 by superfortresses and the
raid was repeated on September 8.
Dock areas were attacked at Dar-
len, one of the large ports In Man
churia
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
Death Summons
Sanford 7. Tyler

CALEXICO, Sept. 81. - Death
came to Sanford T. Tyler, 20, in the
Glendale sanitorium Monday, rob-
bing Calexicc and Imperial valley of
another beloved "old-timer"
Tyler had lived in Calexico more
than 35 years. He arrived from Tue
son. Arizona, in 1903 when the
Southern Pacific Railroad company
was induced to stop the break in the
Colorado river and save Imperial
valley from tctal inundation. He
was employed by the railroad COM
pany long time. On April ID, 1920,
he was appointed acting general
manager of the Imperial Irrigation
district under the regime of the re-
ceiver He resigned from that place
in the same year.
He was familiar with the distribu-
ton system of the district, studied
it for many wears. and was particu-
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Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27
Warren Sets Newspaper
Week in Proclamation

October l to 8, participate in the
observance of national newspaper
week.
In recognition cf the remarkable
wartime record of the American
press-a record of service to COM
munity, to the nation and to the
cause of world freedom-it is fit
ting that the entire citizenry of our
state should jCin in the observance.
Working as a team-a free peo-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-27

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.
UP)-China-based Ameri-
can b 20 Superfortresses
struck Anshan in Japanese
occupied Manchuria for the
third time in a daylight at
tack Tuesday, while other
superfortresses attacked Dar-
len, Manchuria, and Loyang
and Kaifeng in occupied Chi
ma. the goth Bomber Com
mand reported Wednesday.
Results of the Anshan mission,
aimed at japanese steel produc-
tion. were not known because the
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