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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09
Gimfabrnns me,ter BOitanueiinnsen
(8pftal Moneh Or6ers)

fur3em cine neue art Boitanmeiiun'
gen einfiibren. 0ieIe neuen @nwei'
iungen fino lei6ter 5u bonoboben als
Die bisberigen unO erlparen oem Abs
ienber 3eit uno Der &egierung @elo
fir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NuBeroem lit oos neue SDltem bill"
Tiger, tpenn man 8etrage oufmarts
bis 5u $50 obienoen min. aber inn
merbin f0nnen oie, 0ie es Dor5ieben,
imnrer nod oie oIte Jormulare be-
nuben.
Die Soften fir 0ie neue antpeis
iung BEL Genoung bon Summen bon
1c aufpGrts Bis $40 betragen SC.
SSeoe Intpeiiung bat $40 alS So6It>
gren3e. 9lber man tonn notitrlid 10
oiel 9lntpeii11ngen ldiden pie man
min.
9eod oen1 oIten SDltent fonnte man
anpeilungen bis 5un 8etroge bon
500 auS1enoen unO Oie Stola OeS
BreiIes fir sic 9lnlpeiiung mar ln1
BerbGltniS 5u Oem Iteigenocn 8etro=
&c ser obge1en0eten Suume propor=
tional aniteigeno.
Sir @elolen0ungen bon 1c out-
tp1rts Bis 5u $3.50 betragt Ser NrelS
1Oc. Oie Sfala gebt Damn berauf bis
al 81 Gents fir 500.
Mus ullem gebt berOor, oaB ooS
alte 5pItem bis our Ablenoung bon
$50 billiger lit ols OaS neue Ser
fabren.
@enn man na6 ser neuen gSelle
500 ab1en0en min, miiBte mon 10
Bo1tonpeiIungen 5u $40 benl1ben,
tpos einen Breis bon SO Gents beoeu=
tet, tpogegen man nit Oen biSberigen
4ntpeifungen MIR 81 Gents 5u ent>
ri6ten batte.
I'm fur5 5u illultrleren, mle oos
alte SDItem arbeitete:
Mon eebt our Eolt uno fiiut BORT
cine Boitanpeilung aus leoenfals
oaS borgeorudte ApplitotionSfornus
lar bierfiir. Mfan gibt BEN geamen
uno oie Norelle oes @ntpfangerS an,
ferner SEN 81 iiberlenOenoen 8etro9
uno reidt oann 0os auSgefitute Jors
muIar Dem 8eamten ont 56alter.
9ieIer mo6t bon Der Slpp1itation
ouf Dem Boitonpeilung5formnlor elne
genoue 9lb16rift unO banOlgt Oen1
AbIenoer cine Suittung aus, Sic Die
Summer ser slnpeilung tragt. st
lelblt bebdlt sic Originalanlpeiung
uno per3ei6net, fir feline 8ilder, Die
gsummer Der 9lnpeiiung.
geo9 oem neuen Spitem gebt Die
Sa6e folgenoermoben Dor lid): W}on
begibt 1id 5undflt nad oem Sdalter
uno erbdlt ouf Gerlongen cine Fotz
mpeiiung. Sebt, angenoulnen ie-
mono min Sen 8etrog bon $3.50 aus
ienoen> 10 bat er $685. gu entrldten'
erb1lt oann cine Boltanlpeilung ilber
$500 ausgebonoigt unO oen &elt IN
8riefmorfen. Damn bat mani ben yta
men oes gmpfdneers neblt sloreiie
aus3ufiillen uno ibidt oie AnweilunG
per 9olt ab. 5elbltperltanolid muf
1td Der gmpfdnger beim gintalllerer
in geb0rieer 8eile auSpeiien, nil
oos beim alien 5pitem ia au6 l6or
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09
NQuQA nnA allen GIoH

| YO1I1 eIreIQr UlQtr eIllBeIuDEI. w Iou
oies geeen 56luB oes 8iirgertriege
luno putpr0e eingefiibrt, I'M es I'm
lieren Eruppen gu erm0glt6en, Gel
Inad) @aule 81 lenoen> uno oteie alt
art oes @eloienoens bat li6 tn5wi
Iiden menig gedn0ert.
! @Gbreno oes leBten Sabres ba
|oie 9oltperpaltung Hoitanueiiunge1
linn Snlan0e gum 8etrage bon 81 >445,
l267711.0O ouSgegeben. Seoo6 ba
loie YoltoerDoltung bel oieler Grams
Iqttion ni9t tpentger als 3 Vfiuione1
I9oGlors perloren uno 0teS lit auf ol
Iperbraudte 3eit 0es Glerts uno ol
I&olten fir sic 8l16baltung 5uriid
) '5ufiibren. l1nO oa fiiblte itd Snte
I5om 3um @inldreiten berpfll6tet.
Bo1t1neiIter 8alfer batte Dor Ore
Sobrcn cine llnterIudung Der sln
gelegenbcit ongeorOnet, I'M eine Wee
tbooe 5u enItteln, OoS Nbl6iden oo1
]Yoltontpeiilngen NIT einem @elpln1
! fir oie Gegierung al DerblnOen. Uni
ioo5 neue SpItem, luie es oben beI6rie
! ben lit, muroe auSgeorbeitet.
Ser &ongreB, bat in oller Still
cine 0clebesDorlaBe gutgebelBen, o1
ser Yoltperpaltlng erlaubt, o1es
ncue 5pItcm ein3uIiibren. Proltoen
, 9foolepelt unter5eidncte Die Sorlag'
am 25. Slni unO ntothte lie gum
Beleb.
! gs gibt I'M gan5en $4,000 Folt
imter lmo 31peigltotione1l Die Yolt
lon>peiImgen berauSgeben unto mal
lit iett babel, sic neuen 5ormular
al ale Oiele DcrlNieoenen Stotione1
5u Dcrteilen.
: 4 t t
8idytiac @cgeln fir Die beike SabrcS
! seit
lln 1cilrnO 5u bleiben, Ielblt men1
(Oas lbcrnometer in ole 9ob'
lf)nellt, bcfolge mon Oie IolgenOc1
! 'Hegeln:
! /. Itnn lou Die Boren Ser Sau
ofIen bulten unO ben S6mub unO an
getrocfuetcn SdmeiB entfernen. Gll
!8oo oOer 8raulebao obe11OS nnO NOR
gems miro babel quite Oienlte leiltel1
3. Wton iou fir 5luninoelt emma
tQgliNcn 5tublgong lorgen.
! 3. Nerniinftig enen. Oie Wtabl5el
/ ten lollen ein ODER nebrere Der lie
ben ,Ml1B' 9tabrungsnlittel entbal
ten; Dor 5upiel Gllcu nluB man it'd
IN 9l6t ncbn1en. Niel trintcn, tiible
Ini6t 5u folte 0etrante.
| 4. 2ei6te uno beufarbige &leioun|
!trogen 10 lole lpie nogll6.
! 5. Sid nlittoags Der Sonue ferl
balten.
| 6. @pulnaltiihe (teblu,gen norgen'
iooer obeno5 MAIDEN.
| 7. Seoe 9tabt poue abt Stunoel
Ii6lafen.
! 8. Gid ni6t beeilen, iib fem
5oreen MAIDEN. Sid ausruben let
men, menn m0glid, ii6 ieoe Stuno
om Gage Elm poor Minuten ausru
ben.
| Babies uno fleinere &inoer io1le1
@nebrmols am Sage gebaoet 1peroen
Won iou lie gegen Sliegen uno an
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09

OuDHANBlHus UeE SUNIaULue uUU 5SulY
bile 2inie, In sSellico. Eenn., get0tet
| am Is. S,Ii: Se9s 2eute famer
in einem Bartfeuer IN Denber, Colo.
ums 2eben.
@m II. Suli: @ttpa $50 Me,
i9en in elmer @rploiion 6es Noool
Mmmunition Depots in Bort Chicago,
galif., getotet un6 1ngefdbr 1000
bertpunoet.
Aae 6ieie l1ngIiidsfdlle itanoen
mebr ODER tpeniger nit oem &rtege
in 8erbinoung.
t t t
Nuslanber fnb lObale amertfaniid)e
8arger
Sn ser Srage Der feinoli6en Ius'
lanoer i6rieb 8unoesgenaralanipolt
8io6le fiir3li6 in einem in elmer 3etts
1drift ber0ffentlidten Artitel folgen-
oes: uOie groBe Mebrbeit unierer
ousldnoil6en Mitbetpobner miro nod
nie Dor loDol 5u uniern oemofrati'
i6en Brin5ipien lteben menn nur
mir, Die 8iirger oer Ser. 5taoten>
Iibnen Sic @elegenbeit 6a5u geben. Ius
! i6ierem @ere6tigfeitslinn, aber au6
aus Bf1i6t gegeniiber unlerem 2anO
'un6 leinen @inri6tungen miillen mir
6aber oiele ibre 2opalit6t nit auen
Oeitteln 5u foroern iu6en. Solonge
Die Nuslanoer 1id bier3ulanoe Oen
!@eIeBen onpailen> brau6en tie feline
'Sorge oarum 5u baben, ooB oaS SSu=
: 1ti5oepartment ooer irgenoeine anoes
re 5teue ser 8unOeSregierung lt6
lin ibr Oolein einmilden miro. Der
&erteioigung unIerer Station WiirOe
.nur geldaoet, aber nid]t gebolfen mer-
0en> lpenn mir geidtbiirger berfolgen
tpollten. Oenn penn mir unter Oen
MuSl0noern oos @efiibl ent1 1teben 1ai-
fen, oaB mir Tie bier ni9t baben tpol-
len, lptrOen mir Oamit nur unIere
nationale @inbeit gefdbren, uno Denn
mir 0ies taten, Ditroen mir oa0ur6
'pur 0ielelbe Sa6e in oie @efabr oes
l1nter1iegens bringen, ser mir ge-
'ra6e gum Siege Oerbelfen un0 Die
mir nit alien rnIeren &rdften Der>
tetoigen tDouen.
T T t
Cigar 6Duner bernrteilt bic fommn-
niftiiden Sdulen
sSn elmer Dor frr5em i'm 9olD
groB College, 8orcelter> gebaltenen
Gommencementaoreile ertlarte Serr
S. Cigar &oober, ooB Die &ommuni-
iten 6ur6 ibr Yropagonoa-S6ulip-
item in unlerm 2onoe beabii6tigen,
oie Prin3ipie1 unierer amerifanii6en
Regierung 5u untergraben. vSeit
Sabren", la9te Sooper, ,baben Die
amerifanil6en &omuniiten cine Bro>
paganoanal6ine uno elm iorgfaltig
nusgearbeitetes S6uliDItem organi-
1tert na6 tommuniltiibem Wfuiter. Sn
gebeimen uno 0ffentliben gerlamm>
lungen tperoen ibre Witglieoer orin-
geno al1fgeforOert, ibr Bropaganoo-
tperf INNER mebr aus5ubreiten unO
5u feltigen. Sic baben &urie uno Tor'
leiungen eingefiibrt, Inn Die marr1-
ltil6e 2ebre oen Weaiien auf5u5tpin-
gen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09

glr3t unteriuden 1dBt un6 ieine gtat
|i6Idge tpdbreno Der StBe5eit befolgt
8er bGufig 8ootfabren ODER in
ISluiien BADEN min, iollte i6pimmen
llernen. Weon lolIte nur i6wimmen,
mo es 1i6er lit uno tpomogli6 r1obe
6es 1ferranoes. Man iolte, na6 Ell
'ner poaen Mobl5eit, crit nad ettpo
l5tpei Stunoen ins @o11er geben.
# T #
Snben nennen Eapit Sins ben 3mSlf"
ten rnnIern 8apf''
Or. Sjroel 3oui, ser Sberrabtner
pom &onL bat in einem Snteroiew nit
ieinem ameritanii6en 8eitungSmann
erfl1rt, ooB Die Suoen in &om Den
I6l. 8oter Yius oen 3tp0lften in Ell
Inem Ausbrud ipontaner 8egeiIternng
uno Oontbarteit >,unieren Saplt" ge-
nannt bdtten. @r IelbIt bdtte aus oi=
|plomatildem Eatt beraus oielen
kAusorud nid)t ge6rau6t, lei aber oo=
Init einperl tanoen. Ser Gotifon unO
pie totboliI6e Stride battel1 rDtrtlif
lin Der gon3en Nelt unbei6reiblid oiel
@uteS fir oie S1Oen getan uno oo=
'5u in elmer 0uBerlt feinfi1bligen, tlu=
',gcn, groBmittigen unO mirtungsoollen
8eile. Hrielter uno &l0lter bitten
Oa51elbe getan; ielb1t in ser papit-
liden Son1nerrelt0en3 in Galtelgan=
Dolfo batten iiiOilde 6on1lien gu
| fludt geflan0en. Or. 3oui, Der leit
1889 Oberrobbner bon Hom it, er=
flGrte, oab beim Ginmorl6 Ser Sea-
5iS in Hom lngefQbr 1000 SuOen
BORT gelebt bQtten. @tmo $50 oapon
leien bon Ser 9eitapo pertrieben, 200
get0tet tporoen, a1S Die gea5iS Die
Gontribution BON so &ilogramln
@olO BON Sen SuOen berlangten. 9r.
c3oui manote 1ib an ben ErGlioenten
ser iii0il6en 8emeinOe; oieier batte
Damn bon ,,eincm boben 8ertreter Der
totbolii6en &ir6e' Die gepiinldte
&ontribution erlongt (etwa $45,-
|OOO), 10 OoB ni6t mebr SnOen ge=
totet 1pl>r0en.
t t t
9O,822 erluad)lene SOnpertlten in
einem Sabre
Sm pergangenen Sabre traten in
ben Ser. Staoten 9O,822 yei6tfotboli=
fen CUR fatbOlii6en Ntuttertir6e
iiber. Snsgeiamt betrug Die 3abl Der
&onpertiten in ben lebten % Sab
reu iiber 5lpei Willionen. 3u ben be-
OeutenOlten WfQnnern, oie our6 ern-
! ties 11nO auiri6tiges 5tuOium Die
8obrbeit fonoen, geborten: Or. Sre-
oerif S. &inSman, epiSfopoll1der
8ei1tli6er bon 1896 Bis 1908 uno
protetontiider 8ild]of bon Delamare
bon 1908 Bis 1919. gr itarb Dor
fur5em in 2etpiston, Wte.
t t t
Die Spfer nnlerer Seimatfrpnt
Die sliioc. 8reiie 5ablt Die in ben
lebten Wo6en in unlerm 2anoe lt6
ereignenoen groBen llngliidsfaae auf,
tpel6e iber 600 Menlbenleben gefor-
bert baben:
gm 3. Suli: 8ier Wenl6en fomen
in einen 3uiammenltob oeS Santa
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01
LUCKY IL SOCIAL CLUB

Will entertain their friends at 4
tea IN the Red Room of the -
Horsemen's Civic center. April 2
from 4 to pm. Mrs. Sophia Sob
ers, president: Mrs. Flora Lyles
secretary.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01
Cora White Speaks On
Woman's Day Program

The traditional Woman's Day Ser
vice OF Chapel Hill Baptist church.
located at Williams and w. Kirby.
with Rev. en- Newton. minister.
was quite a success. The auditorium,
beautifully adorned with palms and
flowers, provided an appropriate
setting for the important message
given by Mrs. Cora Jordan White Of
Columbus. Ohio.
Mrs White. who is one Of our out
standing leaders. highly educated
and unsteady inclined spoke so
fluently on Let Us Go Up and
Possess IT," The message was unique
and unusual. not the general out
line, but with astounding facts that
held the crowd intense. The audi
forum was filed TO capacity. and
the climax left everyone amazed.
The services were hishlighted by a
eandlelight drill. The chairman Mrs.
d. NJ Swartz was quite pleased with
the huge success. Total contributions
were 81. 00l. d.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01

session. a luncheon was served. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Lucille Crises, $3.50
Rivard street, Apt. 4.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01
Three Families
Entertain In
Honor Of Sgt.
BY GLADYS'MILLs

On last Sunday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Scott. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Searcy Jr., and Mr.
and Mrs. Lillard d. Martin enter
tanned in honor Of Sgt. Robert Fos-
ter. with cocktails and dinner.
Sergeant Foster who was nome on
furlough from Fort Ord in Cali
fornia and the other guests. met up
stairs for cocktails. after which
everyone retired to the downstairs
for delicious turkey dinner.
The table was very attractive. set
with exquisite hand cut crystal in
military decor. with color scheme
OF green and white. also carried out
in the floral centerpiece of green
and white carnations. After dinner,
more cocktails and small talk
whiled away the time until the
wee small hours.
Among the guests were Sgt. and
Mrs. Robert Foster. Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Fanroy. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Garnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Thorn
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Halsey.
Sergeant Foster left the city on
Monday night to return to his post
in California.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01
Sgt. Foster Honored On Furlough At Cocktail Part
B irt h d a y Party

Willie Hamblin- was the guest of
honor at surprise birthday which
his mother gave for him at the
home Of his brother. Lee M. Hamb-
lin. 1880 Antietam.
The affair was total surprise
and a tremendous success. Among
the guests who came 10 bid Willie
a happy birthday were: Arlene
Harris, Matte Hamblin. Mr.. and
MRS. Lee M. Hamblin, Mrs. Arthur
Joiner. Myrtle Hamblin, MIR. and
Mrs Haywood Maben. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland Carr. Dolores Scott, Rob-
ert Hsmblin, Hafold Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter McCurtry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Smoot. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Miller. James McDurty.
Harold West, Edward Lowe, Amy
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hawk.
Minnie Golfer. William Clark. Mar
garet Slaughter. and many others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01
Eight Etons
Form New Club

Eight women met at the home Of
Mrs. Mable Brown, 800 Chandler, on
Thursday night to organize q club
to be known as the Eight Etons.
Officers already selected are: Sarah
Holly, president; Mary Delyles, vice
president; Lucy Larry, secretary:
Bessie Zampty, treasurer; Ethel
Jacobs, business manager: Electa
Johnson, assistant secretary, and
Mable Brown, club reporter.
An application was received
from Mrs. johnson OF Toledo, Ohio
to become a member of the new
club. Plans were discussed and
partially formed for play and 4
fashion show to be given in the
spring.
The club members and officials
are confident OF being able to con-
summate interesting plans and sug-
gest that you watch this paper for
news of their activities. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Ethel Jacobs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01

POSTAL DELUXE SAVINGS CLUB
Met at the home OF Mrs. jeanette
Ford, 60l6 Beechwood. March 10.
At the conclusion OF the business
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01
and Other Briefs

Floyd Stanford. After the business
session. games were played and the
hostess served luncheon The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
Mrs Booker, 248 Owens. Margaret
Stanford, president; Henrietta
Stephens. club reporter.
IDEAL ART CLUB
Met al the home OF Mabel Will
hanson. 6O09 Hazelett avenue. Mon
day. Final plans were made for the
tea given Sunday. March 26. The
hostess served luncheon.
ELITE SOCIAL CLUB
Met with Mrs. Essie Thomas. Se77
Beechwood. Thursday noon. The
members planned an affair for Palm
Sunday. The hostess served q
luncheon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01
Winford Wingates
OF DAYTON Honored

+ Mrs. Rowena Mckinney Of Colfax
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Winford
Wingate of Dayton. Ohio with a
dinner party Saturday evening.
Turkey dinner was served and after
dinner games were played.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
nedy Burkes and daughter. LaBren-
ia; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nesbitt, Mr..
and Mrs. Ellen Curry, Mr.. and Mrs
James Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Winford VIM
gate,- honorees:- Bessie Hopkins,
Mora Foster. Lille Ray. Robert
Jacob
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01

JOHNSON CITY SOCIAL CLUB.
Met nj the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01
THE NINE OF HEARTS
BnIDGE CLUR

Met at the home OF Mrs. June
Austin, 500 fireman on Friday. A
short business meeting was con-
Quoted by the president Bridge
was played after the business was
dispensed with. The club presented
the president. Mrs. Helen Greene,
with . birthday present and extend
ed congrstulstory greetings.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01

Entertained theF husbands al q
bridge tournament and party last
Saturday ut the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Giles. 1921 Chene
street. First prize went to Henry
Henderson: second TO William Lee;
and consolation to Howard Giles.
Chicken dinners were served. Guests
of the club included Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Simmons and Calvin Tay-
Tor. Wednesday Mrs. Belle Lee was
hostess 10 the club members only.
Prizes were won by Lennie Wig
gins. Marion Griffis, and Laura
Reed. Luncheon was served and
the meeting was adjourned. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Laura Reed, 1855
Abbot
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01

Met at the home OF the president.
Mrs. L. Davis Plans were made
for the club party to be given
April Is. Three prizes will be given
in war stamps and bonds. A repsst
was served Games were played
and the next meeting Will be held
al SAG z. Hancock.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01
THE CLUB OF CHEER

Met at the home of Mrs. L. Tay-
Tor. 2706 Hunt street, last week.
After the regular business routine, a
repast was served. The next meet
ing will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Bass on Arndt street. NJ.
Beaverton, president; Mrs. l. Tsy-
Tor. secretary.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01
THE WILL GO Union

Held their regular meeting or
March ~ at 1853 Chestnut, home OF
Mr. and Mrs Hey Keels. The pat
tern for a star pink and white)
quilt the ladies are planning to
make was presented for approval of
the members. A repast was served.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-01
sTICK-nGHT PALS

Met at the home OF Mrs Helen
Sullivan. 433 Z. Kirby. The meet
ing was called TO order by the pres
ident and conducted by her, After
the meeting. a social period of a
half hour allowed time TO fra;ern-
liz. Miss Helen Sullivan, hostess
Evening star., 1944-11-09
Hitler Remains Silent
And Nazis Postpone
Munich Celebration
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-Berlin broad
casts indicated today that for the
first time the greatest Of Naxi party
holidays will pass without speech
from Adolf Hitler.
Last night was the eve Of the an
nual celebration of the 1928 Munich
beer hall putsch. and 1t has been the
custom since Hitler's rise to power
for high-ranking party members to
meet in Munich with him and re-
new their pledges Of faith in the
fuehrer.
But the German radio announced
that because of the Reich's total
mobilization" the celebration would
take place "at q later date" not
specified. 1t appeared that no speech
would be forthcoming from Hitler.
Earlier neutral correspondents in
Berlin cabled they had been in
formed that the party expected Hit
Ter to speak. When he had not
gone on the air by s pm. powerful
ghost voice broke into German
radio program with this demand:
why doesn't Hitler speak? Why
does the fuherer keep silent? What
is the matter with Hitler?"
Hitler has made no appearances
before microphone since July 81,
when voice purporting to be his
broadcast an assurance to the Ger
man people that he was safe after
the bomb attempt on his life.
The London News Chronicle said
Yesterday it had reliable ipforma-
ton" that Hitler's silence has been
due to mental illness.
Evening star., 1944-11-09
r. |. Avenue Citizens Back
Tydinqs Hospital Fund Bill

The Rhode Island Avenue Citi-
zens' Association voted last night
to support the proposal Of Senator
Tydings, Democrat. Of Maryland to
make Federal funds available for
construction Of a 1,500-bed hospital
center for the joint use Of Garfield
and Emergency Hospitals.
A report to the association pointed
out that Washington badly needed
a large, modern hospital to ease
overcrowded conditions.
The association voted against
proposed reZoning Of three areas ad-
jacent to Rhode Island avenue from
class A restricted to class A, with
the exception Of territory east Of
Bladensburg road between v street
NE. and Pennsylvania Railroad
tracks, a part of one OF the areas
Interested property owners and an
appointed delegate from the asso-
citation plan to be present at q hear
ing Tuesday to protest the pro-
posed zones. @
Seventeen new members were acAi
cepted by the association st last
nights meeting, which was held In
the Woodbridge Library and cons
Quoted by President Charles r;
Green, Sr.
Evening star., 1944-11-09
Shortage Causes Rationing
.0f Shells on West Front
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. E
TORONTO, Nov. 9.-Lt. Col. F..
H. Higgins, United States Army
ordnance ofiicer, said yesterday that
a shortage of heavy shells has ne
cessitated rationing on the western
front.
Addressing workers of the John II
Hepburn war: plant, Col. Higgins
said shells for the 240-mm. or g.
inch guns-those used to knock out
the super fortifications Of the Ger
mans West Wall-were rationed to
a limited number day.
"Sergeants in charge of the big
guns crews count off the shells, call
that's all for today, boys when a
limited number have been fired" !"
he said. 1T is very important that
we supply Gen Eisennower's men
with all the shells they need. There's
a big push in the offing from one
end of the West Wall to the other.
The Allies stand a good chance Of
ending this thing with that push.
It's up to us to see that they do
Evening star., 1944-11-09
Further Discord Flares
Between Iran and Soviet
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-Iranian trade
unionists who planned to hold a
mass meeting in Teheran to cele-
brate the 9th anniversary of the
Russian revolution were arrested
yesterday by military authorities,
the Moscow radio reported.
The incident added chill to the
relations between the Soviet govern
ment and that of Iranian Premier
Mohamed Saed, already strained by
Saed's refusal to grant the Rus
slams oil concessions in Iran before
the end of the war.
In q broadcast recorded in Lon
don by the Soviet Monitor, the Mos
COW radio said the quarters OF the
Teheran trade unions were occupied
by detachments Of troops and po-
lice despite protests by several men,
bers OF the Parliament, and that all
representatives of unions and social
organizations found In the build.
ings were Jailed.
Evening star., 1944-11-09
Tito Reported in Moscow

NEW YORK, Nov. 9 R-The
Paris radio said today that Marshal
Tito, Yugoslav Partisan leader, is
reported to have arrived in Moscow
to confer with Premier Stain. The
broadcast was reported by the Fed
eral Communications Commission.
Evening star., 1944-11-05

Express your personality by
using a SKRlP eolor TO match
or hormonize with your
stationery Or greeting cords.
Permanent CoIors: V-Bloek,
Blve-eIoek, Royol Blue, Red.
Washable CoIors: Block,
Blue, Green, Purple, Brown.
Evening star., 1944-02-27
Shrine Potentate Is Host
To Mobiles and Wives TODAY

Marking the resumption of a So
cial function suspended two years
ago, more than 1000 Shrine MOBILES
wives and friends will be guests of
Evening star., 1944-02-27
Individual Bond Sales
Reach 90 Pct. Of Goal

Total War Bond sales in the Dis
trict were reported yesterday to be
$lO6, 100000 since the opening of the
Fourth War Loan campaign. Sales
to individuals aggregate SAT 1900, 900
or 80 per cent of the goal in this
category.
Quotas have been surpassed fol-
overall sales, E Bond purchases ano
subscriptions by associations ano
corporations. The E Bond total
yesterday was sl,100,O00 above the
s3OO00,OOO quota.
Sales through Tuesday will be
credited to the drive. The last re-
port will be made next Thursday.
Reports yesterday included:
Building trades, mere than 81
100000 subscribed during the drive
the District Pharmaceutical Asso.
citation auxiliary, $4,000; American
Legion posts. S523,000: students al
st. Johns College, $4,000, and join
Zionist organizations, $425,000.