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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03
WILSON SCHOOL
Barbara MacLachlan and Joyce
Randolph

Although registration was not
exceptionally high the first
week, Wilson playground enjoy
ed a well-rounded program of
activities from boys softball TO
circulc games for the tiny ones,
including Dixie" the play
grounds darling. Peanut and
Rookie League boys softball
teams got in lot Of practise;
many group games were enjoy
ed and boys and girls commcnc-
ed sand modelling for the fol-
lowing weeks contest. Girls en-
joycd paddle tennis.
Daily sessions were held for
those 10 years and under who
will vie for the jack knife and
jacks contests this Wednesday.
Drawing books and crayolas
are being obtained this week fol
the tiny tots TO augment the
storytelling and games pro
grams.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03
Masked Men Rob
Dearborn Inn

DETROIT July 3 lR
Two masked men robbed the
Dearborn Inn of $4,000 early to-
day, dropping $1,000 of their
loot in a field in haSty flight
after the desk clerk had sound
ed an air raid siren.
The pair held up Miss Vir-
ginia Cleland, the clerk, and
took the money from a cash
drawer as they departed through
a rear yentrance,<Mfss Cleland
turned on the air raid siren. The
holdup took place at 2:45 a. m.
Police said the robbers appar-
emily abandoned a stolen car in
their flight. A car left at the
rear of the Inn was identified as
that of DR.. c. l.. Baker of Pom
tiac, which was reported stolen
from Grand Rapids. 1t bore
stolen license plates from an
other car.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03
British General, Wife
Slain by Robot Bomb

rocket bombs, the Germans also
made scattered raids by regular
aircraft.
The German-controlled Paris
radio identified Plymouth and
Portsmouth as the principal tar
gets of the robot blitz, and said
both cities had suffered heavy
damage.
First. English reports said a
large general store had been hit
in one area and several ad-
joining bui ldings had been
wrecked. A number of casual
ties was recorded in that area.
Shortly after daylight one fly
ing bomb blasted a row of stores
and dwellings in another area,
also causing numerous casual
ties. --.----------------.....
There was considerable spec
ulation on what Prime Minister
Churchill might have to say in
the House of Commons tomor-
row. 1t is generally expected he
will give a frank report on the
flying bombs, coupled with a
pointed reminder that the Ger
mans will be duly brought to
account for these indiscriminate
attacks.
The British press expressed
belief the assaults served only to
stiffen British resolution and
as the London Daily Mail put il
TO harden hearts always dis
posed to be soft toward beat
en- enemy"
A German radio offer to cease
the robot attacks if the Allies
cease bombing Germany me-
only defiance here. The London,
Daily Sketch commented:
Such fnsolence calls for {
reply. We have been patient, but
the time has now come wher
the German nation should bt
made to realize that we have the
power TO retaliate an ever,
growing power"
One German radio commenta
tor declared the flying bomb!
were being turned out withou
pause by German factories, anc
said the Nazis have "a tremen
rous number of these dynamite
meteors."
There is no known method
for defense against Them, HI
boasted.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03

also stated that the water level
is at least six inches higher now
than normal level.
The fact that the water Is
higher now is conducive to a
purer bacteria count he added.
City chemist Robert Hansen re-
ported the bacteria count to be
100, which is exceptionally low
and need create no alarm on
the parts of the thousands OF
prospective swimmers as the
count must reach 1000 before
being reported to state health
authorities.
Beach Director Roy Quinn
would like to have it known
that any school children from
st. Mary's, st. Louis, or any
other school whose early closing
prevented them from obtaining
beach tickets, may obtain them
from Quinn at the beach.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03

Following is brief summary
of the past weeks ACTIVITIES on
the six city Fairgrounds spon-
sored by the Department of Re-
creation. The reports are COM
piled by the Fairgrounds super
visors. whose names are listed
with the ground report. ,
LINCOLN SCHOOL
Isabel Millar Carol Engelbrecht
and Eunice WalkenhOrst
With an attendance total Of
1874 boys and girls through
the week, the playground was
the city's most active. The most
successful event Of the week was
the finale Friday evening, when
ground picnic was held, with
sandwiches. cookies, candy and
pop comprising the menu, and
races and other events offered
in special program.
To avoid continual disruption
Of programs, set periods were
instituted for water drinking
trips itno the school, and super
visors accompanied the child
rem.
Most popular games with the
tiny tots during the week were
Red Rover" Farmer in the
DELI, London Bridge and
"Lassie'. Story hours were
successful, and the boys kept
horshoes continuously clank-
ing. Several brisk softball
games were played, including a
Peanut League encounter with
Wilson School,.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03
DONALDSON SCHOOL
Norma Mettler, William
limerick

Registration was expected to
increase this week as new
equipment, sand-bin and other
playing material is installed.
Exciting softball games, cro-
quet, horSeshoes-and a special
attraction, short boxing rounds
for boys kept everyone in
good humor. Special story-tell-
ing periods were a big success
with the small children.
Sand-modeling practise, and
iack-knofe and jacks prelimi-
hnaries attracted lot of interest.
Several good checkers champ
ions are being developed, and
may challenge all corners short
ly.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03
Never a Dull Moment at
City's Six Fairgrounds

the telling of jokes and riddles
rested the children after siren
uouS games.
A special program is being
planned for this week, to en-
courage a good attendance, and
the school will be host to jack
knife and jacks champions Of
all grounds on Wednesday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03

ing but softball- seemed to be
the main concern of the older
boys and girls.
This week will see a pickup
in interest and activity with
new equipment available, and
the sand modelling, jack-knife
and jacks contests being added
TO the horseshoes, paddle tennis
and other games. Long grass in
the outfield has not only hamp-
cred softball but interfered with
paddle tennis and other con-
tests, and an effort is being
made to get the grass trimmed
this week.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03
CARS COLLIDE

Cars driven by Helen j. King,
2485 Sugar Bush road, Mount
Clemens, and Marie Chubrich,
1856 Lenox avenue, Detroit,
crashed at the intersection of
North Walnut and Brooks
streets yesterday. Lawrence
King, 6, suffered an injured ear
and was taken TO st. Joseph hos
pital. Both cars sustained con-
siderable damage.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03
Chief Lanstra 10 Take
.FBI Course in Capital

ST. CLAIR SHORES-Police
Chief Harold Lanstra will leave
within the next 10 days TO take
the Federal Bureau of Investi-
cations intensive IA week ere
freSher course" in law enforce
ment technique, at Washington,
d. c.
The 41-year-old police eXecu-
tive, who has been a member of
the force for IA years. is one Of
but a handful Of Macomb county
officers ever TO undergo the FBI
course of instruction.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03
BY A. /. GOLDBERG

LONDON, July 3-P-Fly-
ing bombs have killed Maj.-Gen.
Sir Arthur Scott, retired, his
wife, Aimee Byng, a novelist,
and Sir Percy Alden, for years
prominent in the campaign
against slumS, it was disclosed
today as the Germans resumed
rocket bomb attacks on south
ern England after a brief post
midnight lull.
One flying bomb hit house,
killing mother and five of
her nine children. =
Besides the new hail of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03
GRANT SCHOOL
Eddie Dubay, William Fink and
Carol COulon

Despite many hours Of work
outs, Grant was only able 70
plit a twin bill with Dickinson
in Sof ball contests during the
past week. In the first game,
the Dickinson stars defeated us
5 to 3, and in the second we
picked up TO take them 1l-6.
Registration was slow in the
earlier part of the week but
picked up con idcrably as
equipment was installed and put
in use.
Magic ball, kick ball and
dodge ball we're close TO soft
ball in popularity. The smaller
children enjoyed "Farmer-in-
the DELI and various other
games, several story periods and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03
GRIFFITH FIELD
Terrell Whitsitt, Joan Heller

Despite the lack of shade and
scarcity Of drinking water on
the ground, a large number of
ground enrollees" went at their
play with a will during the
warm days of last week.
Equipment was slow in arriv-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03
Municipal Beach
Pier IS Restored
$4,000 Project Eroses
Storm Waters Destruction

Restoration of the Mount
Clemens M un C p a Bathing
Beach pier has about been COM
pleted states City Engineer Ern-
nest l. Pettingill. - Workmen
under the supervision of Supt.
August Klockow for the past
two weeks have replaced tim
bers and portions of concrete
washed away by the severity of
high water and storms during
the last winter. This has been
accomplished at an approximate
cost of $4,000.
In an attempt to forestall
further ravages by King Win
ter's blasts the pier has been
raised three feet, and a high
platform erected for use of the
life guards. Engineers Pettingill
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03

There were more than 28,
100000 passenger cars in use al
the time of Pearl Harbor. Two
years later, approximately a.
100000.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-01

pur6e bon Sen 5ran3oien 9epIiinbert..
Cine 1reue gritnbli6e 81iinoerung er-
fubr Wonte Gaiiino 6ur6 6te No3i,
tDelde gegen aIle b0lferre6tli6en
Sabungen 6ie glbtei ols MilitGrpos
item benubten.
9ie &riegsnottpenoiefeit bat Sic
Naiierten 5r 6em 1ngetpo1lten S6ritt
ge5ipungen. Trob 1pieoerbolter Mor=
|nungen uno 8itten ieitens Bop1t Bils'
beS 3D0lften un0 ser oIliierten sSiib=
rer, batten sic No5i in Sen bon ibnen
befeltigten &lo1ternouern einen 8eob=
odtungspo1ten 1tno cine @arni Jon bon
ettpa 500 Wonn. Gin lebter 8er1ud
Ser Suiierten our6 Serabtperfen bon
.6lugblattern 1purOe miBo6tet uno 10
iob 6ie 5. amerifanil6e 9lrmee 1i6
ge5mungen, 0as &lolter 3u bonbar=
0ieren. 0ie 9ea5iliige, oos &loiter iei
'ni6t militorii6 beieBt getpeIen> tprr6e
Dor aller @elt bloBgelegt, ols bel Ser
8ombar0ierung ettpa 500 No5itrup-
pen aus 6em &lolter entf1oben uno
0oB naf Ser erIten 8onbaroierung
No5itruppen 1pie0er 5uriidfebrten uno
Elm 5tpeiteS 8omboroement notig
mur0e.
3u Ser 8el6ieBung Ser Abtei Wfon=
te Goilino baben ft6 mebrere fotbo=
liide 8iid0fe geGuBert. @r3bii6of
Hommel bon Seem Orleans 6riidte 1ein
8eoauern iiber Die gti6tbeo6tung Der
Seiligfeit bieies religioien 0enfma1s
ieitens Ser gea5i aus. 8il6of S'Sura
bon 9ltlanta erfldrte: ,,&einerlei Wor=
te itn6 traftig genug, Inn Die Eatia6e
5u be0ouern, 6aB sic go5i oie Nbtei
ols 8eoba6tungspoiten benuben" Sic
,,unerborte @an01ungSmeile Ser gta5is
babe oie 8onbaroierung un0 8ei ei6iez
bung oes &lo1terS unbermeioli6 ge<-
ma6t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-01
&unoretie int 9etltgen
QQuDe
(Gortiebun4)

Son bier (Wol6ee bon 9lgIa) fo=
men mir 81 0er &lagemouer. 0ort
beten sic Snoen TIM Die 8ieoerber=
1tellung 6eS Eenpels. Oie 8rouen be-
ten an 6er einen uno 0ie Manner an
ser onoern 5eite. Ser gingang our
Mouer miro poli5eili6 betpadt, UNI
l1nruben bor5ubeugen, 6ie baufig
aus3ubre6en pflegten uno bon oen
9irobern ousgingen. gei6t melt bon
Ser &lagemauer entfernt befinoet iid)
Elm Wulernt, mo- lteberrelte bon olten
@rdbern aufbetpabrt tperoen, oie 5ur
Ierriftung bon neuen @rdbern benubt
toer6en. 8eiterbin tamen mir 5u ser
@oloenen Pforte, our6 tpel6e Ser Sci
lcno bel ieinem feierli6en gin5ug am
Ealmionntag binourdidritt, aud 6as
olte Sor gum 8a5or. 8ie1e Nbteilun=
gen iperoen ols Observation-Disclosures
lGoen beripenoet. sSSn einem &affeebous
Itan0 cine an 0ie ct. Betersfir6e er=
irnernoe Stride 1no berl6ieoene SGl1=
len.
Son BORT nan0erten mir 3ur Gurn1
0abios (oem Palalt 0es Serooes),
n oeiien Weitte lt6 Elm 8o3or befinoet,
Iotpie cine alte Mauer, oie ouf oos
3&peite, pierte, ie61te, odte, 5tp0lfte
|uno bter5ebnte Sabrbunoert 5uriid=
reidt. Sier per6en alte @erdtl6aften,
Sopfermaren Observation-Disclosures
nno Sarmgerate, iotpie &leioertra6ten
aus ser 3eit Gbrilti aufbetpobrt. 0os
Muieum lit unter Dem Namen 8ol4=
itinas Boltsmuieum befonnt. @erooe
rtef Elm Iraber bonn Surme oie &C.
betsItunoe aus. 8eim &inansgeben
Iffliidten mir bon 6en oie @ege 1tm-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-01
Sunnep's. 9ur6 ole StraBen ser
,.Sieben S6peitern" fubren mir au-
riid 3u unierer Serberge.
(S6luB fo1gt)
Gum englti(bet S6uls
fQ11tDf

ife Sierar6ie gnglonoS uno @oIes'
lnter oem SorIib 6es neuen Gr5bt-
ibofs Griffin, in 8eltn1inlter in elmer
Seriommlung Sroteit eingelegt gegen
Die borgei6lagene Education 8ia'
1nO bat folgenoe grflGrung erlaiien:
uSbmobl mir inn ougeneinen sic
IN Ser @eIebesborlage borgeiebene
Serfiigen iiber 6el1 @ieoeraufbou oes
nationalen gr3iebungsipitems, 10
mo6ten mir es oenno6 flor lmo un=
5&peioel1tig beritanoen baben, oaB mir
ME oie @eiebesborloge in ibrer ge-
gentpartigen Saiiltng me0er ongenom-
men boben, nod lie onnebmen tper6en.
Wir boffen, 6aB Nbdnoerungen bor-
genommen &peroen oie uniern @in=
Inenoungen gere6t tper6en. Oie @in>
Ipenoungen, oe mir gegen Sen @eIeb=
enttpurf erbeben iino folgen6e:
1. Oie boIlltGnoige Mbtpeienbeit Ell
Iner slnerfennl1ng ser glternre6te in
8e5ug auf oie grri6tung un6 Inter-
baltung bon S6n1en.
2. Ser iibertpieger6e @influB 6es
Staatsbeatntentums ouf 6ie 8eItim=
|mung ser S6u1e, oie oos &ino be-
lufen ntuB.
3. 9ie un6ul6lame ltngere6tigfeit
Ser IN Dem @nttpurf borgei6lagenen
finan5ielen 8eoingungen, Die es &o-
tbo1ifen rnm0gli6 MAIDEN, ibren
Bflt6ten 1ta65nfonmen.
@s lit unIere boIle uno onfri6tiqe
lteber5eug1ng, bnB es unierer Station
|5um oouern6en 9euben gerei6en tpiirs
oe, tpenn in ser Sin 6ie 1tnunt>
f6ranfte @etptiIensfreibeit onerfannt
tpiir0e.
Dos lit unIere ooue l1eber3eugltng
uno mir ...... Die Wittpirfung al
Ter iener ei1t sic nit uns in oieIer
Ibit6t iibereinitimmen. 8ir miilien
ser @efobr ser eegentpGrtigen Gage
unent1pegt ins guge i6ouen, 10 1tn=
cngenebm es ald fem mag. Die &C.
iebesborlage lit bereits bon 9lnglifa>
rern un6 8ertretern ser freien &ir6en
el1tgebeiBen tpor0en. 9eidt aus freter.
8obl, 1onoern 6urd @etpoIt un6
.l1ebernta6t ge5tpungen, befinoen mir
uns in 6ieiem fritii6en Nl1genb1id a1s
oie ein5ige religi0ie Weinoritdt.
sl1s iolde berlangen mir, ol1f eng
,hide 8eile un6 @epf pflogenbeit beban>
belt 5lt peroen. Sci bielen @nlGiien,
tpie 3. g. beim Srie6ensbertrog bon
1919, bat England itb a1s ma9tpolle
uno electromagnetic 8ei6iiberin reli=
gioier Weinoritdten in an6ern 2dn-
bern aufgetporfen, gan3 befon6ers in
oem @ebiet Ser @r5iebung.
slues, tpas mir berlangen, lit, 6aB
eine englii6e fatboliide Oeinoritat
a;nter 6emielben n6dtigen 56ut itb
6erIelben Sreibeit erfreue, als ibre
Mitbitrger.
@el9es in1mer 6ie en6gii1tige Soi-
ing ser beabftGtteten @eietborlaee
iein mag, tper6en mir itets bereit fem,
81 elmer allgemeinen niibli6en 9fe-
form 6es nationalen S6ultpeiens bei-
5utrage1t, aber mir per6en ME unIere
S6ltlen auf5ugeben."
-9ieie @rfldrung pur6e bon ieoem
9TitnLieS Acr fnthnIiShon ,cSinrorh:o
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-01
Nonte Gaft1to- et1t
Opfer 0e8 &rte9e8

Green's, ut nun eDenIQuS Oe11t Trte9e
5um Spfer gefollen 0as &lolter bat
cine iebr beipegte @ei6ifte binter it6.
Gtno cine Stunoe meItli6 iiber 6etn
StG0tden Gollino gelegen, }por ser
565 Wfeter itber Dem WeereS1piege1
lidb erbebenoe Monte Go1iino i'm Sob=
re $50 bonn III. 8ene0ift 5ur @rrid.
tung zines &1olters ouserieben. Ser
@ipfel OeS WeonS Gaiiinos trug emit
Oie 8urg bon Goliinum, friiber gasco
o0er groc1eo, elmer om 8uBe oes Ser
geS gelegenen olten Sta0t in
2otiltm, &pel6e sic 9fomer int Sam-
nitenfriege CUR lateiniifen &olonie
mo6ten. @ls Ser FL. 8eneoitt Inn oos
Sabr 529 NIT einigen @enoiien bon
Subiaco bierber fam, 1tano oo1elbit
noh ein 9lpollotempel. Ser rornil6e
Batri5ier Sertullus, ser 6em Seiltgen
Ieinen 5obn B1aci0us CUR unter1per.
fltng gebra6t batte, identte linn babel
neben on0eren 2dn6ereien ou6 sic
8egen0 bon Monte Galiino. 8ei Dem
Ipolotempel auf oem 8erge battc
al16 SenuS einen 9lltar 1tno etnen
beiligen Sain, un6 in Der l1mgegeno
bing fa1t Oie gan5e 2an0bep0lferrtng
no6 oem bei6nti6en @0benoienIte
on. Bene0ift 3erlt0rte 6en EempeI,
itedte BEN beiligen Soin in 8ran6
lnO erri6tete an ser SteIle oes Sem.
pels eine fleine Stride 81 @bren 6es
fl. Sobonnes 8optilt. Sort I6rieb
Der FL. 8eneOift fir bie 1t9 rui6 mebs
renoen Mond)e Die tpeltberiibn1te Sr.
oenSregel. Son bier aus griin6ete ser
Setlige biele anoere &lo1ter uno balls
berbreiteten it6 &olonien ieineS Or
cenS itber oaS gan5e Mben6lono. 0os
Sloiter genoB 9fube bis gum ginfoI
ser 2angobaroen in StaIien. DaS @Io=
tier murOe 5erltort uno sic W30n6e
flii6teten na6 &om.
Bapit Belagi1s Ser 3tpeite nobm |
1te freunoli6 altf unO pies ibnen nobe
beim 2ateran 0os &loIter ct. SSobann
Goangelilt an, no 6ie 8eneoiftiner
13O Sabre lang tpeilten Grit unter
YarIt @regor Dem .3peiten ent1tano
oos alte &lolter Wonte Goiiino tpieoer
aus ietnen Sriimmern. 0os neu er-
ltanoene &loiter erfreute lt9 in 8Ql.
De, nomentli6 our6 inmertpGbrenoe
Sflege Ser 8iiieni6aft, eines io16en
anlebenS, oaB ielbIt Der apoltel
OeutI6lanoS, Der fl. 8onifotius, ben
I'll. Mbt 5turn1ius bon 5uloa inn
Sabre TAT oabin ionote, Inn sic @e,
gel, Die Sbierpan5en uno oos 2eben
Ser 8eneoiftiner an Ser urqueue fen-
men 5u lernen.
SIN Sabre 884 er1torten sic 5ora-
3enen 0as &lolter 1r1o Ser 9lbt un6
mebrere Won6e fan0en 6en MGrtDrer.
too. Mbt 9lligemus (949) fonnte 6os
&lo1ter tpte6er berltellen uno bra6te
au6 Die geraubten 2Gnoereien tpie6er
ans &loIter 5uriid. Dte neue pra6t.
poue gaItlifa tpuroe I'M Sabre 1911
our6 Papit glleranoer Sen 3peiten
feierli6 etngetpeibt Dur6 grobeben
I'M Sabre 1349 fait gon3 5erIt0rt, er-
1tano oaS &lolter bon neuem unter
Paplt Urban 6en Sim ften. Sen Be.
reutenoen 8eiibltano Ser Mbtei raub-
A1aA EasL
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-01

IIdumenoen 5trdu6ern 9foienfran5pers
len uno onoere 8humen. Sier 1T ou6
Gos Saffotor, Our6 tpel6es I'M Sabre
1898 &aiier 8ilbelm binour65og.
G6lieBli6 fomen mir an elmer fleinen
MISUNDERSTANDING borbei, mo mir
etli6e religio1e Artife1 fouften.
Sierauf febrten mir 5u unierer
IG. IS. 2.7Serberge 3uriid 5um 2un6,
tporouf mir 1tnlere No6nrittagstour
unter Ser Sitbrltng &eb. McNenemD's
lantraten. Wit einem Gori gelongten
mir 3ltr @eburtsltGtte oes FL. SSobon-
mes OeS EGufers uno no6 9tapib> Ser
iitOii6en slnlteoltng. Nir bemerften
Trauen nit @aiierfriigen altf bem
Gopf. Sn Ser Ndbe befano 1tb cine
@elle, mo Sic gingeborenen ibre @G=
|i6e mulben, anOere Wolier 160pften.
9ier ion ....... bierber gefon1=
men iein, Inn 8oiier 5u i60pfen. @ir
erfletterten einen 1teilen &itge1 5lt Ser
Stelle, mo- gliiabetb oie M1tter Got
tes empfing. 0ieStelle miro 9lin=
&aren genannt, 1pos ,,Rei6li6e 0uel=
lem beoe1ttet. 0ie 0futter Seiu tpobn-
te bier orei Bis bier Monote lang.
8eim @ingang in 6ie &apeue getpobrt
man Elm biibi6es @endloe Ser Gi1i
totion. Ser 2egenoe nad eri6iitterte
Die Groe bor Sreu0e itber oie 8egeg=
nlng ser beiligen @erlonen, ioooB elm
|9ueu ent] t]prang.
g8ir beIu6ten oie 0uel1e uno tran=
fen oaraus. Cine 9feibe on0erer 8ano=
.gemdl0e 5ieren Die @rotte. Die Stride
itber Ser @rotte i itno9 unbeenoet.
Suf Oie Sroge zines 2el1tnonts, Oh ser
BORT befin01id)e 8eidtltubl cine Se=
lepbon6u6e lei, florte i'm 3eb. W5c=
Nenemp lG6eln6 auf. Ser So1ptoltor
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begaben, tpur0en mir bon 6en &in-
bern beitanotg 1tm ,,8adibiib" (Nl-
moIen) ongebettelt. Muf Ser 5tene,
mo Ser I'll. Sobonnes geboren tpuroe,
itebt cine Stride, gan5 aus fiinitLi6em
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oem @eburtsploB ielbit lift cine @rotte
erbaut. l1nter Dem 9lltar itno ouf orei
Natten 6ie @eburt 6es Sobannes, oie
@egli&dmiini6ung un6 Die @ntbaup-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-01

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-04
WORLD WAR II
A YEAR AGO
MAY q, 1043
By UNITED PRESS

~ gANAAGO A&NG0D
Gen. Douglas MacARthur's head
quarters announces completion Of
naval battle with the Japanese,
called the Battle Of Bismarck Sea;
c0mmunique reports 10 warshlps
and ~ transports as sunk or left
In a sinking condition; Allies lost
] bomber and 3 fighter planes.
Russian advance 80 miles ON
the Rzhev front; push "a miles
In the Orel.KTsk area; Germans
CLAN recapture Of sIavyansk In
the D0nets aIBsin.
In Tunisla. German units enter
town Of Eedjenane; In the centra
ectOr, Allied forces occupy sidi
b0u I'D, advancing 10 wnthln
three miles OF Fald Pass.
President Roosevelt attends d.
vine service In commemeratlon Of
10 years In the white House rs
President Of the United States.
British Admiralty announces
loss Of mine sweeper, H. M. s.
Welshman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

lkkEY-Ofhhd hNtI At dul HVAd
hN'Lh Open 6.13. Gloria Jean IN
moonlight In Vermont" 80 and 30.
Plus II nder Two Flags a. 1887. l0:43
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

Possession Of Illicit whisky on
which ne had allegedly failed 10
pay the federal floor tax today
C7uvFI vincent K6SClUk tavern
owner 20 face trial in both city
and federal courts
He is free on bond In recorders
court on charges of possession and
possession for sale Of the illegal
whisky and is under bond 10 fed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
u. 81. City Charges
Face Tavern Owner

eral court for alleged failure TO
pay the tax.
KoSciuk. who operated tavern
at 556S- Mt Elicit until IL was
closed by the Michigan Liquor
Control Commission when police
found 1875 cases Of Illegal liquor,
faces examination next Thursday
in federal eeHrt on a warrant
charging three violations of the
tax act
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
Britain Recognizes
Polish Exile Regime

LONDON. May 4 CINS)-Lahor
Minister Ernest Rel+a- aeeisFea
today that Great Britain recog-
nizes the right OF the Polish gov
ernment-in-eNile. which has been
repeatedly criticized by Moscow
as not representing the Polish
people 20 speak for Poland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
Sees PiIotIess Planes

LONDON, May A GNs)-Pilot-
less cargo planes VIII fly the
Atlantic in the future on special
routes guided by remote Control
operators at either side OF he
ocean. a leading radio scientist
predicted today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

AMSTERDAM cd El.95 at a,s~ 2ee
In This Section: '1assie, Come Home. Z"
Also William BendiN IN Taxi. Mister"