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Evening star., 1945-02-01
Food for BeIuiuns

The first vessel flying the Belgian
mag to enter Antwerp last year was
2 Liberty ship with 100, 900 tons Of
food for the Belgian people.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Gordon Junior Hioh

DR.. George M. Rollins. jry head of
the social science department, pre-
sented diplomas today to 81 Febru-
ary graduates at Gordon Junior
High School
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Atkisson. Owen B,
Baer, John s.
Baker. Trueman
Barsky, Norton
Bartenbach. w, G.
Bauman. Jerome M.
Beattie, William B.
Brown, Otis L. jr.
Crump. Thomas
Curry, James T..
DriScoll. Edward A,
Efantis, T. A.
Eisler. Frederick
Farber. Arthur
Frey, William P.
Gibbs, Robert w.
Green, Doctor M.
Hardman Richard
Harris. Frank D
Henderson. Ellis H.
Insley. Charles C.
Kelly, Walter C.
Kokinas. Peter
| Langley. Richard L.
Lee. Arthur
Lewis, avid
Martin, Thomas E.
Mattern. Fred C..
May, Donald
Palmer, James D.
Petrides. Peter D.
Pompa, Daniel A.
RAIDER. Orth A.
Rowe, W. j. jr.
Sanders. Harry j.
Skinner. Hugh, Jr.
Sparrow, Donald r.
Stirling. James
ItITy, Je mes II.
Tobiasen Ralph e.
Tomasell, Philip
utley, Frank H.
Winner, Lou
Walck. Charles H.
Wathen, Joseph A.
CatainoS, Henry. jr
Ritchie. Nenette l..
Rivas, Lorraine
Sans, Emma J.
Satterf1eld, Doris L
Seabold, Margaret
Slmms. jeanne
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Francis Junior Hiqh

Francis Junior High School grad
uated 81 seniors in midyear COM
mencement exercises in the school
auditorium today.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
The graduates were:

Bacher. Philip
Barbarash, Robert
Bass, Charles A.
Bronstein, Max w.
Carpenter, e. j., jr,
Chick. Richard
| Curry. John p.
Dansereau. Homere
Davis, Lawrence A.
Doyle. Donald E.
Drechsler, Robert T.
Duncan, William D.
Farfen, Walter
Faucet, John B.
Flaherty. Bernard j.
Fountain. George w.
Fraser, Ralph Z.
Gallup. Floyd H.
Garrison. Richard L,
Coins, Ernest C.
Hackney, Ivan z.
Hetrick. Mahlon L.
kAYell. James M.
Kftft, Harry. ir.
Lee, Hugh z.
Leebrick. Ernest e.
Leggett, Kenneth J.
Linden, W.. E.. jr.
Iohr, Robert E.
Mccarthy, Daniel
McClellen, Bernard A
Mentges, Charles w.
Morgal. Thurman A.
Newlund. Robert L.
Newman. Wallace L.
Ntmetz. Jack J.
Phelps. Stanley
Pielmeier. g. Robert
pruitt. Henry A.,
Reinha rt. John
Sabettj. Paul
Schmidt. Richard
Schwarzmap, ]. J.
ScogEins, William q.
Shapiro, Allen
Sncwden, william
SoleS. W. H., Sd
Spiro, Saul M.
Stein. James p.
Surrell. Robert z, L.
Szwed. Clarence r,
Waddie. Harry r.
Wahler. Richie I'd c.
Williams. r. c.. jr,
Winfield, Albert Z.
Alternately. Percy j
Aiken, Nancy B.,
Austin. Mary A.
Beasley, Rose
Berger. Dorothy 8.
Btvens. Doris E.
BlAnkenship, virginia
Blanks, Shirley M.
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Eastern Hiqh

Eastern High School midyear
seniors were graduated To-Day at
exercises in the school auditorium.
DR.. Chester w. Holmes, assistant
superintendent in charge of senior
high schools, presided.
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Cabness. Kenneth N
Dawkins, Howard
Dewel, Zeno e.
Dodson, George
Brown Verlie H,
Esters, Dorothy L.
Gibbons. Della r.
Harris. Sylvia j.
Jehress. Lillian T.
Landrum. Bernice
Parrish. Geneva L.
Powell, Juanita
Pruitt, Willie r.
Simms, Dorothy L.
Davis. Marian r.
Fountain. Vivian G.
Harris. Coletta v.
Saxon, Myrtle
Garner, Paul l.,
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Duncan, Alberta F..
Gibson, Althea j.
Green, C'anies c.
Hall, Iralee B.
Hardy, Virginia
Jones, Elaine
Kelly, Mildred D.
King, June M.
Brown, Rose M.
Dickerson. Jean J.
Gray, Janice J.
Jones, Jean c.
Ions, Doris J. -
Mangun, Ruby B.
McCray, Bernice v.
Miller, Shirley A.
Montgomery, M. L.
Moss, Lille M.
Reid, Louise P.
Sa voy, Lillian r.
Snowden, Gloria L.
Stevens, Lucille 9
Turner, Edita R.
Tyree, Louise H.
VoSS,Grace Z.
Ware, Elizabeth
Washington, Colleen
Washington, V.
Watkins, La Won A.
Whitby, Patricia M.
Wilson, Rose M.
King, Marilyn l..
Madden, Marie P.
Scott, Amreta N.
Smoak, Henrietta E.
Towles, Yvonne G.
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The graduates were:

Lassiter, James w.
Dooley, Virginia
Guy, Loreen M.
Thomas. Nancy L.
Andrakakos, D.
Whitecroft, T. H.
Altman, Harriet 3.
Ford, villa M.
Macleod, Charles
Matthews, Helen L.
ShAder, Kenneth
Spence, p. La Barre
st. Clair, W., jr.
Coppa, Raymond A.
Doggett. Melvin r.
Dorfman, Harold
GALLAGHER, C. /.
Ivey, William H.
Jaeger, william r
Lands, Robert T.
La Mamma, Robert
Posner, Paul
Roschlau, John K.
Semler, Harlan s.
Sledge. Louis A..
Van Crack, Milton
Bacas, Aristotle
Bacher, Ethel
Barret, George c.
Bojokles, Mary
Brodie, Jean -
Cernuto, Louis +.
Cohen, Herbert
| Cohen, Phyllis n
| Crews, Anne
pe Wore, Dorothy
0fatS Richard o,
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Graduates were

~ oo Ao SN<o w III
Carroll, Albert r.
HaiZlip, Allen
Lewis, BENJAMIN e.
Lumpkin, James
Magruder, Herbt. W
McIlvaine, Don Id "
Wa shington, Sam. "
Davis, Ellsworth
Harris, Joseph. S.
jackson, AL E.
Richardson, r.. r.
Simms, Chappell
Smoak, Francis 3.
Steptoe, Robert d.
Mitchell, BENJAMIN
Moore, William
Smith, Arthur H.
Stevenson, A. w
Thomas, William
Ware, Thomas e.
Tate, SardiS R.
league, Chester J.
Weaver, Robert
Webb, Harvey
Brown, Edna M.
Moten, Mary R.
Adams, Frances L.
Barnes, Roberta D.
Becton, Sarah A.
BeSs, Ada E.
Boyd, Wilhelmina
Brewer, Lorine
Cash, Aurealia j.
Coates, Wilhelmina
Champion, Nancy E.
Dixon, Gloria M.
Dorsey, Eloise M.
Evening star., 1945-02-01

Strike Prohibited
Strike Of longshoremen in the I'M
portant nitrate port Of Tocopilla,
Evening star., 1945-02-01

Chile, was ended by issuance Of .
governmental decree and establish
ment OF q compromise settlement Of
collective-bargaining issues.
Evening star., 1945-02-01

Magtutu. Stanley
Snellings, Alfred
Downs, Gertrude
Allen, Kenneth D.
Blubaugh, Henry
Cohen, Bernard
Coleman, Thomas j,
Coltrain. James
Conley. Gerald ].
Cook. Howard E.
era wford, George r.
Crowley, Robert D.
Rosa, Emanuel De Il
Gimble, Gilbert Y.
Harding, Chester. il
Harkey, Robert E.
Jenkins. Bradley
King, Winston
La wrence, John
Macogay, Alexander
Newman, Paul E.
O'Bryhim, Kenneth
Ostrof, Herbert
Robertson, Geo. z.
Shuster, Alvin
Shoop, Charles e.
Stephanos. John
Torchin. Norman G.
Townes. Leslie C.
Trltle, Richard r.
Turner, Albert
Walker, William z.
Youmans, Donald W
Bognovitz, Evelyn
Bond, Dot
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For House of Mercy

I should like to contribute to
the phantom dinner" for bene-
fit of the House of Mercy.
Amount
Please make checks payable
to House Of Mercy" and send
to Mrs. James M. Green, 1892
Massachusetts, avenue NV,
Washington 6, D. c.
Evening star., 1945-02-01

Brooks. Peggy A.
Brown, Minnie r,
Bugash, Helen L. !
Carr, Helen I.
Chaillet, Betty D.
Chase, Marion j.
Chrisman. Beverly j.
Coates. Mary A.
Collinge, Shirley A.
Cortvrieiidt, Myrtle E
Coyle, Betty A.
Crook, Martha A.
Cutshaw, Evelyn M.
Davis, Doris M.
Davis, Betty A. =.
Denenberx. Helen L.
Diehl, Pesgy D.
Dixon, Doris M.
Douglass, Harriet v.
Farley, Shirley r.
Fielder, Mildred, D.
Ferris, Dolores A.
Fesler, Betty, M.
Fleming. Mildred G..
Gardner. Ethel M.
Geis1er, Edith M.
Gelbman, Ruth c.
Click. Peggy j.
Grifnth, Margaret M,
Hagan, Joan r.
Hall, Bette
Harrison, Dorothy j.
Hayden, Patricia A.
Hontz, Marion N.
King, Margaret E.
Langley, Mary j.
LORNA, Grace r.
McClannon. Iva z,
Mcdonald, 10 A.
McKniEht, Lydia I.
Mills, Theodora
MonacelH, Nancy A.
Murphy, Betty j.
Ondusko, Mary L.
Peters, Dorothy z.
Reeves. Ruth Z.
Rembowski,, Hettie M
Robinson, Hazel z.
Scala, June A.
Schneider, Judith NJ.
Small. Dorothy A.
Sw4nGo, Mae A.
Sydnor, Eta M.
Valentine. Wilma L.
Warner, Nancy L.
Winchester, Nell L..
Wohl, Lillian M
Yeager, Maxine M,
Young, Mildred d.
YoweH, Heller M.
zirkle, Lorraine
,Zonick, Alice M.
Evening star., 1945-02-01

Join the attack ). make your
dollars fight 80. buy extra War
Bonds!
Evening star., 1945-02-01

Irby, B. E., jr.
johnson, @. L.. jr.,
Johnston, w. T., jr.
Lee, Lionel s.
Randolph, Albert Z.
Thomas, James A.
Wahls, Robert Z.
watson, Albert, jr.
Wallace, Rudyard 8.
Brown, Carroll J.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03

N6am binoufrei6en. Inein sic oiir.
fen nt9t bergeiien, ooB no9 Sbrer
8ibel oos sa113e Meni9engei6le9t,
nit Qusnabme gfoe's 111po ieiner @n.
geb0rigen, 6ur6 Die Siinbflut Der.
ni6tet puroe. Sin6en sic alio, bob
man fir 6as ieBige Meni9engef6le9t
elm boberes Sitter annebmen muB, als
oas Der Climb f1tt, 10 miro obern1ols
cine @r3dblung Sbrer 81. Sdrift mi.
6erleet.
Bfarrer: ODER au9 ni9t, 6enn fir
oas 4lter Der Climb flut tpei6en aber.
mails bie beri6ieoenen Serte Der 8i>
bel boneinanber ab. sic brou9en alIo
feinen 6erie1ben fir unfeblbar 5u er~
a6ten. IuBeroem lit gar ni6t geiagt,
ooB aue meni6li6en &eite> Die man
iebt finoet, aus Der 3eit na9 Der
Sitnofll1t berriibren miiiien. @s fann
re9t gut iein,, ooB nenidli9e &no-
6en, Seueritein4paffen, iogar &efte
bon 8autperfer un6 6ergl. Die Siin6-
ilut mberbauert baben. Mber Sabrbun-
oerte Dor gbriitus bereits ftnoet ii6
BEL ben Megpptern unb pobl au9 bel
an6ern 80lfern cine bobe &ulturltufe,
tpel6e ibrerieits tpie6er cine forti9rei-
te,tbe @ntpidlung bon Sabrtaulen6en
borousiebt.
Bfarrer: Meinettpegen. Iber mubte
oenn oieie @nttpidlung na9 Der Siino-
flut itattsefu1r6en baben? @onrte anidt
geoe nit ben Seinen bic bisberiee,,
grruneeni9aften auf bic tonrnen6en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03
@efGlledJter iiherIeiten2

Sneeuteur: aber sSobrtouienoe Dor
@briitus ertitierten bereits beri6ie6ene
Meni6enroiien, insbeio1t6ere Die
i6par5e. 0teie Geri6ieoenbeit muB
itd bod nad Der 5iinoflut enttpidelt
baben uno oteie Gnttpthung iebt aber-
mails SobrtauIe1toe borous.
8farrer: Dofiir n106te i6 ben 8e<
tpeis boben. ginI Itpetlen ber1tebe i6
ni9t, tpesbalb Die @nttpidll1ng bon
gorietdten beim Menfdengei6ledt 10
ungleib n1ebr 3eit erfor6er1t ion als
bel Sieren 1n6 A5flan5en. SSn, Eier"
garten 3u 9openbogen ieben sic gan3e
&u6el bon Sirl6en, 11t6t BLOB bon
braunen, ionoern au9 bon i6mar5en
uno tDeiBen Siriden. Weines @ra6-
tens erforoern 6erarttge Spielorten
gu ibrer 8iloung feline SsSabrtartienoe.
@s geniigt bielmebr, ooB our6 irgeno"
einen 3ufan cine tpeiBe ooer l6mar3e
Spielort pl0bli6 auftritt, Inn itd auf
Die gan3e 0a6fommeni6oft 5u ber~
erben. go9 bdufieer baben Sic Der
artige gri6einun9en BEL Eauben,
&unoen, Obltorten un6 8luuen. Sd
meine, sic, Die Serren bonn unglal1>
ben, iouten biergegen nod lpeniger
ettDas ein5umen0en baben, 6a sic go15
anoere 5priinge our9 Die Des5enoen5'
tbeorie erfldren tpollen. - Sortlet'
3ung folgt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03
@ittpod, ben 3. Samaar 1916

S9Ioeiter 5ttn iiber11ittisen a1duIen
aus.
gor ieoem Saus miro omtn ge-
im165t un6 geton5t, Biz etn Eru1f
ODER Elm @eloitiid gefpen6et miro.
Ser &lauIentan3 beitebt aus einem
re6t ieltlamen uno 9arafteriitiiden
Sins l1no Seripringen, bel Dem beion.
oers 6as gRiidm6rtseeben eine eroBe
&ole 5u ipielen fdeint. Seoer &lauie
mnB oenn ar6 in eriter 2inie gut
vriidtpdrts-fIauien'' f6nnen, Tim Bel
ben 3ui6auern 9lnf1ang gu fi11oen.
9lm Abeno 5ieben bonn Die &lduie
in groBeren @ruppen ins Sal, mo- bel
Sooeln, @erou, Slaoen un6 @etn 10
re6t Der rtdttge TeitrrnuneI beginnt.
Oft boben 10 ont SDlbeteraben6 Die
8ettelflauie - meiit einfa6e Sa1to-
langer 1tno glrbeiter - elm re6t bib.
i6es un6 tpillfomnenes Siimm9en
,,erflauft IT,"
9lm folgert6en 18. Sanuar tpiro
oann in llrnai9 uno 5par nur i'm
Gale ncdmals eeflauit> uno an 6ieIer
,,Saler6ilbi'' biirfen Die @lduie nur
big an 0ie Dorfgren3e fommen.
l1no penn aub an 6ieieu 5tpeiten
Gage tein @elo u1ebr eeiammelt miro,
10 ftno 1o6 Die &lauie in 8irti9aften
uno bel ben 8auern germ geiebene 111to
piatommene @dite uno gar man9er
tpiiroe belei6igt ietn, 9penn er ni6t
oiele &lGuie nit @lIbtpetn, S6naps
uno Appen5eaerflaaen beuirten oiirf'
te. - Oft idon baben Die 8eboroen
beriu6t, oieie 5tpei &laustoee abau'
i9affen - gum @1iid obne grfolg.
oenn es3 >pare ihaoe, penn Die tpent'
gen alien, id0nen 8rdu9e 1,ns nur
nod in Der @rinnerl1ng erbalten Bile
ben. - g. 99ultbeB.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03

allgemein bon Sen 1000 Sabren Dor
Gbriitus.
Bfarrer: 0as lit nun IN Ser rel1-
ern ,3eit einmaG 10 Wooe eetporoen.
SSn Ben eriten drtitIi6en Sabrbunoer-
ten nabm man getp0bn1i9 feds Sobr-
touienoe an fir Die 3eit bon aoom
big auf gbriitus> itp6em man oomals
Iebr allgemein oen grie6ii6en Eert
5ugrunoe legte. 9ieier tparo iogar bon
oen gerfaiiern oes Neuen Eeitaments
benubt (Brof. 9r. S6an3).
Sngenieur: @an3 gut. Sir Die FL
ItoriIdben Na6ri6ten m0gen iie aus
rei9en, tpenn feds Sabrtauienoe Dor
GbriItus ongenommen tperoen. un6
6as fonnen sic, tpenn Sic big 5u
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03
+ Sebesa,t3etse,t I

Mik Soiepbtne armser, eeit. am II.
Suli 1914, tpobl borbereitet, in
Sreeport, Su.
Wrs. 8ermabima 8nttler, eeb. I'M
Sabre 1874; geit. am 6. De5eutber
1914, >pobl borbereitet, IN Column
bus, Sbio. Die 8eritorbene mar
ei1te langiabrige, eifrige 2eierin.
2emis S6nb, geb. am 7. Sebr. 1861
in ct. Soc, Obto; geit. am %. Sea.
1914 in ct. Soc, Ohio.
Mrs. 6. Miler, geit. am "a. Sftober
1914 In Bittsburgb, Ba. alte 2e-
ierin.
AIRS. NarD Sdelb, eeit. am 26. Sept.
1914 in Sos angeles, galif.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03

Ser Sp'ite 9err Sobn &. Nec-
Ri6olas, S.4., gr3biidof bon Gin.
cinnatt, miro i'm fommen6en Sult
auf iein 5neites Sabr3ebnt ietner
bii6fli9en Eatigteit auridbIiden
fonnen. CT mur6e i'm Sabre 1901
gum A5rieiter getpeibt, i'm Sabre
1918 gum 8ii6of bon DuIutb uno
i'm Sabre 1925 5um @r3bii9of bon
Cincinnati ernannt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03
9te Sblbetertldnie bon
1trndi6 tit Der Sdipet5

gu oen penigen froben, alien
8oltsbrau6en, Die i'm @anton appen-
5ea q. &b. in Der S6pei5 beute nod
Oorbon6en itn6, 5dblt uobl in eriter
2inie nod oas &lauIen-uno am ur-
tpii6figften uno bolfsnerbunbenten lit
Ole f6one Sitte beute nod in urnGf6
geblieben.
S6on 8o6en Dor Dem Sobresenoe
berdbreoen Die 8ur19en lt1to Wanner
am fommenoen Gplbefter 5l1Iammen
gu &louien, ,tno nit biel Sorgfalt arno
2iebe peroen oa Die &Iauseetp6n6li,
bic oft einen groBen 8ert beitben, aus
Eruben un0 4aiten berboreebolt.
8ei ben urndIder @ld1tIen inter-
f9eioet man Stolen. ,1no S9aIentrG"
ger. Dte @rIteren traeen Bfer6egr0n
un ben 2etb o6er Die QdieIn sebun'
ben, uno biele bon ibnen tragen prda-
tiee ,,@er0a" aus oret leoernen, Der.
5ierten @urten -- in Der Sobe Der
Siiften, 11n6 ie einen iiber Die beioen
a6ieln. Seoer Srdger lit etpa fiinf
3entimeter brett un6 nrit IL Big Is
bron3enen &ollen in Der @roBe elmer
Orange beiebt.
Die Sdeuenfl6ltie aber tragen gro-
BE &ubgloden NIT ft9, uno pdbren6
oiele als ,,Wdnnerb0l9er" auftreten
itno 6ie Rollentrdger meilt als ,,Bp-
berb0l6er" ausltaffiert.
9as &oitiim oieier &lduie beitan6
emit MIR aus einem 1angen, tpeiBen
Sen6, nit Der 3eit aber tpur6en Die
le @etpdn6er nit auerlei bunten SUD-
reiten un6 3et6n1&ngen befebt uno
ber5tert.
9as Sauptprunfitiid Der &lduie
aber 5u ouer 3eit lit Elm rei6er, i60.
ner &opfpub. Giele bon ibnen tragen
gan5e S6iffe, Sduier ober anoere ST.
guren auf ibren Siiten berum. &n6e'
De &lausfappen in 3uderbutform bon
fait 5tpet Weter Sobe, ftno tpieoer nit
bubi9en 8il6ern aus Der btblii6en
@ei6i6te o6er Dem Eierrei6e ausge-
i9miidt.
Meit Ste6en, an 6eren obern gn-
ben cine Sda9tel fir bic @oben BE-
feitigt iit, sieben Damn Die aldltie ein'
5eln ober IN @ruppen i9on fritz ont
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03
1QdankQn
AEA1tt'eetAh14on
&sn &eh. 3. Taertses
(SortI

logon fort:
Sngenieur: Sd t0nnte ia au6 5tpei-
feln, menn fte iibereinItimnten> oenn
tie fnnten ia alle oenIelben Sebler be-
gangen baben.
Bfarrer: Mein 1ieber Serr Snge>
nieur, 5tpeifeln Sie ettpa aud, Oh
4arl Der @roBe gelebt bot?
Sngenieur: 9as pare cine groBe
0ummbeit!
Bfarrer:: aber 0os tpiiien sic ou6
MIR aus 8ii6ern, aus Abldriften uno
InSgaben bon 8it6ern. 9lue oieie
fonnten ia geirrt baben, inoem 1te bon
etnem &arl Dem @roBen er5Gblen, MEL
der bod in 8irflidteit nienrols ge-
Iebt b6tte.
sSngenieur: 60 ettpas miro 6o6
tpobI fein berniinf nftiger Meni6 be.
baupten.
Pfarrer: Damn bebaupte i6 nit
oenvfelben &edt: tein berniinftiger
Meni6 miro iogen> 6aB Die Satia.
den, auf mel6en 6os gbriitent1tm
aufgebout lit, leoiglid auf Srrtiimern
Der ueberieber uno Abidreiber beru.
ben. auf Die Sraee, pie alt oos Neen.
idengeidledt lit, lit ober oas Gbri.
itentum nidt uufgebaut. gs lit biel.
mebr nur cine 6ronologii9e Sroge,
tuel6e nit Der &elieton penig au t1n
bat un6 BEL pelder bic 8oriebung
@ottes 5uIaiien fonnte, 6oB Srrtiimer
Der 11eberfeser uno Abf6reiber ii6
etni9li6en l1no ooB mir tn l1ntlarbett
geIafien tuuroen iiber ben 8ortlout
Der uripriingIiden e0ttltden Offen.
barung.
Sngenieur: @ibt es 6enn in Der Sat
tpdentIi9e abtpet9ungen un6 8i6er.
fpriide 5tuiiden Den beri6ieoenen
Serten, tDie mir ite beftBen2
@farrer: Gang enti@te6en. 8tr b.
ben 6en bebr6ii9en, ben ionaritani.
i6en un6 ben grtedtiden Sert Der Jog.
Septuagirta. 9teielben tpei9en ober
oerart ooneinanoer ab, 6aB na9 Der
8erednl1ng oes bebrdii6en Eertes ct.
tpa 1000 Sabre Dor @brtItus, nad
Der oes grie6ii6en mebr als 5000
Sabre Dor gbriltus berousfommen.
Sngenieur: glber ser bebr6ii9e
Sert muB bod entl9ie6en borge5ogen
tueroen, neil er Der urtert lit. Sn
ibm fonnten it9 fetne Sebler Der
lleberieBer einidlei6en.
Pfarrer: 8obl aber Sebler Der Mb-
i6reiber, uno 5tpar tporetr befonoers
bel 8ablen 6erortige Sebler iebr lei9t
m0gli6.
Snseniur: Sot it6 6enn Sbre ia.
tboIii6e Stride fit ben bebraiiden
&ert feitgelegt2
Sfarrer: Durda.s ni9t. sic be.
oiett ii9 oes bebrdiiden Gertes, bod
ebenio 6es griedilden, 1ebteres 8. 8.
i'm rouii6en Mortproloeiun. Sier.
nit ertldrt ite, oaB ite feinen oer BEL
Den Serte fir ollein maBgeben6 bdlt.
@s piiroe mitbin fir uns 4atbolifen
ni6t einma1 ettpas 6oeege,> iteben,
bei6e Serte gu berperfen, fans trtf-
ttge @riinoe es foroerten, un6, anitat
1000 ODER 5000 Sabre bon Goam biz
gbriihts, ettpo 5000 Sabre an5uieben,
10 6aB oas We1fdeneei6ledt gegen-
tp1rtig elm Ilter bon 10000 Sabren
sdblte.
sSSneenie,tr: aber man ipri6t bod
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03

2Gitert nt9t Die 3ett, Die refine!
S6uabt ibr iie, 10 i6mabt fte
eu6!
Denn es lit bic 3eit Dem tpeiBeu, III"
beidrtebenen 8Iatte eleid.
Dos Bapier lit obne Motel, bod bic
Sdrtft 6arauf ieto ibr;
8en bic Sdrift iuft ntdt erbault6,
nun, tpas foun Dos 8lott oa fir9
gnoftoiius Grim.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03

Rai9 tritt Der Sob ben Meni9en at,
@s lit linn feline Sriit gegeben:
gs ftiir5t i'm n1itten in Ser 8abn,
@s reiBt i'm fort inn bollen 2eben.
8ereitet ooer nibt 5u geben,
CT muB Dor ieinem Ri9ter itebenl
S6iIler.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-03

&oi9 bon btnnen Ftegt oer Gag oes
Wenl9en,
Cine furae Spanne; oem hergebt er,
Ser gei9tpelgt IN ettler 2uft, tuie
ienem,
Ser entIagt. Ser SOB ertpartet olle.
81. b. Ylaten.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02
HILL OPENS
CAMPAIGN
OFFICE

Headquarters for the campaign
% Charles A. Hill for Common
Council were opened this week
Al l1ee 81. Antoine street, Fred
A. Allen. chairman OF the Hill
Committee announced Josephine
pelfcrd IS in charge Of the cam
palgn from the general office
Alien issued an appeal this
week for contributions 70 the
campaign and workers for pre-
cincts. In order THAT Charles
Hill can be nominated up IN the
first nine ne Will need one hun
cred precinct captains and one
thousand workers Volunteers are
urged TO contact Mrs Belford al
CT. soi5 or the office at l'22
81. Antoine street.
The Republican Progressive Or
SANITATION announced that they
have invited Hill to address their
group or June 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02
WAR CHEST :
COMMITTEE
VOLUNTEERS

Mrs Charles whitby. Mrs CO..
trude Williams. Mrs Harold
Bledsoe. and John c. Dancy A..
members OF the recently-sppo n.
"a War Chest Enrollme,. Com.
miiiee which is now engarea n
campaign 10 enroll voiart,s,
workers for this falls Connscl.
~ War Chest Drive. 10 be had
Oct. s-3l.
More than 100 civic, chereh
and fraternal organfzat4cr.
throughout the city are s.-ssav
enrolling volunteers. The Al
OF workers needed for this
paign runs into the ihousara.
The Metropolitan Unit. one O. h.
three major units in the r.
paign sci up and the one re.s-.
INK The largest number OF vos.
ers needs $4,000 solicitors
captains and 500 recording 40.
retaries and clerks.
Each organization will c.saa
10 i's war activities record ihs
number of hours VOLUNTEER ~
It's members IN the War t,es,
csmpaign and also the ar 81,
Of money raised. Organic ors
which would like 20 par,lr rare
in this enrolment program and
individuals who want to voir- asr
their services should call c.. .n.
hia 1900. Extension SO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02
A PRAYER FOR THE
LATE PRESIDENT
Ry DIR. jobs II. JOHNSON

God OF the living and the
dead. we remember Thy faithful
servanf Franklin Delsno Roose-
welt. We praise Thy name for
Thy special grace and noble
works as revealed in him.
His vision was world at unity
itself Of freedom for all men. OF
mutual confidence among ma
tons Conscious OF social wrongs.
Of inequalities ~ opportunity. OF
he plight Of innocent sufferers
and those FORGOTTEN OF their fell
lowmen. he consecraied himself
20 their relief He fought the
good fight and finished his
course He died the death o.
honor and is departed from this
world IN the abundant hope OF
resurrection 70 eternal life.
We pray for those whom he
loved and for the good causes
which he served We are me, not
20 eulogize him. nor yet 10 ex-
press our unayailing sorrow in
his death but inspired by his
COURAGEOUS leadership. 10 emulate
bis example and 10 devote the
;osi 81 cur days 10 that Crusade
which shall never end until God
rule Of righteousness justice
and peace is established upon
the earth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02
d. c. Theater Cancels
F itzgerald's Appearance

Nir' N0TON AMP The
How aea're management can-
ce.!fs Irzgora,ds appear
aree = hl'i with the Ink
$40 f77'io Williams orchestra,
and Poke End Ralph
Bro urii vheg she did not
taof for Tho first show here
iaS' week
BY Kenny o. the Ink Spots
said that Miss Fitzgerald had
teen dc.a}ed IN train aceommo-
sr'ions f'Nr appearing a. The
farle theatre in Philadelphia.
Ter failure 70 show un disrupted
ae entire opening DAYS sched-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-02

NEW YORK Count Base n.
Jump KIM Of Swing. moves ~
10 the Nations Capitol or I'll.
day. June s. 10 open week On.
gagemeni On the stage o. y ia.
inetons Howard theater. liz
fast repeat Tor the Jump X r.
who only played the Howare ay
November.
Evening star., 1945-04-08

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