davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04
GbrtftuS t1t 1ttOOer,te)t
8eltlebe1t
(ans: 8apimi, 2ebensgeidi4te
Ghrifti.)


Groboen1, nod al Dem &ufwm>
bon 3eit uno araft, lit Gbriftus nod
INNER ni6t bertrieben bon Der @roe
Die @rinnerung an i'm lit itberalI
Rinionen 4reu5biloer in &irden uni
Sdl.len, oroben auf ben Eiirmen nn>
auf ben Bergen, in oen Mi6en an oer
StraBeneden, iiber Dem 8ett i'm
S6lafsimmer uno gu Sdnpten ieoe11
@rabes - iiberaG erinnern ite an Den
Eob oes @etre15ieten. S9dfft bic
@anbbilber in ben &ir6en ab, reiBt
Die @emGIoe bon oen Iltaren uno aus
ben @obnbduiern: oas 2eben Seiu
miro Die Wu5 5een uno Die San1mlungen
fiiILen. 8erft Die Mii1alien> 8rebiere
uno @ebetbii6er ms Seuer, iein Name
uno feline Sabe lteben in allen 8ii6ern
ieber 2iteratur. Sogar cure @ottes'
laiterungen Iino unfreitpilGige 8etpetie
oafiir, oaB er nod unter er6 iit.
gSas man au9 t1n mag, tpo mon
onfargt uno mo- man aufb0rt, lit Gbri'
ftns; er lit bic 3ulamuenfaiiung eott'
li6er @ebeinniile apti6en ben 5tpei
@noen nteni6li6er @ei6ifte.
Seioentum rno Gbriitent1m fonnen
nie mebr in ems 3uiammengeidtpeiBt
aperoen; Dor l11ro nad Gbrisitus fino
Elm fir allemal 3tpei oer16iebene 9in.
&c. uniere 3eitre6nung, unlere @ul'
tur, >lnier 2eben ite fangen nit Der
@ebnrt @briiti an. Was borber &C.
tpeien 1T, fonnen tpir erforl6en un6
in unier 8iiien atfnebmen, aber es
tit nt6t mebr unier, es trGgt anoere
3iffern, es bat amber 3uiam1nenbGn.
ge, beDegt unfere @emiiter ni6t mebr
es tit n1etnetDegen i60n, ober tot.
Goiar bat gu ieiner 3eit mebr Muf.
mertianteit auf it6 ge5ogen als gbrt'
itns; Blato bat mebr @elebrfomfeit
entfaltet, als er. N6on re6et beute
nod bonn eiren 1pie bom an6ern; uber
tDer regt ft6 nod @Gior's tpegen auf
$50 iinb beute nod Platoniter uno
8eripatetifer?
Sbriitus bingegen lit irnnter nod
lebenoig unter uns; es gibt nod inn
mer fol6e, Die i'm lieben, uno ioI6e,
bic i'm baiien. @s gibt nod ein Sci.
ben an ieinem 2eioen, uno cine syreu.
De an ieiner MiBbanolung.
&ein 2eben SSeiu t0nnte i66ner uno
bon @briltus uno auglet9 ebnii9ttg
nad ibm. 4ber bic alten 8ii9er lei
items nidt, ooB iemano i'm be1te tpies
berfinbet.
&ein 2eben Seiu fiinnte idiiner uno
bouenoeter fein, als Die @baneelien,
audi ni6t, nenn Elm groBeres Genie,
als es bisber zines geeeben bat, es
fbrtebe. 0ie niibterne &Iarbeit ber
eriten bier gr5dbler f0nnte NIT allen
8unoern oes Stiles uno Der @u1tii
ni6t iibertroffen tperoen. @s iit 11t1i
piel, tpas mir 5u Dem bin5ufiigen flint
men, pas ite i6on geiaet baben.
Iber lper lieit benn beute bic @pans
gelien? l1no per beritii1ube iie oenn
tpirflid 81 leien, &penn er iie aud I6ie
Ole 8orterflarungen Der Milologeu,
Die &ommentare Der gregeten, Die
2esarten Der Sanoidriftenforider -
oas alles btlft an uno fir itd tpenig.
0as 9era brou6t ettpas atrberes uno
ettpas mebr. ..
Seoes Meuidenafter bat ieine gn-
ltegen nnb feline @eoanfen l,po
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04


Lee IN 9enti6laro garteien l,trb Or.
ganiiationen, an oenen ft6 Die 5latteu
Der 3epoIution braden. 9te Roaia
baben aIe politiiben, ipiirtibaftli6eu
! lattb ioaiaIen @sbiloe aeribGagen Mi
Dem 3ltiammenbrlb oes geu5ttins
ltno oes Seeres entftebt cine 2eere,
Die teine bente borba1poene Organifa-
tion ous5ufiillen nern1ag. 8ieaei6t baB
nur Die &ir9e 1nter Der Siibrung bon
M6nnern tpie 4arbinaI Saltlbaber,
Bii9of @alen, 8iidof Brepling Ii. a.
| 1fiibrenb un6 rete,po ei,tapgreifen ber'
mag. gs lit babel at beoenfen, baB
|Deufi6la1to beute unbergleidlid mebr
1errittet uno 6esorganAtert lit als
onmnIs: 9ie St6bte perbeert; @iI-
1ionen bon Meni6en beimatlos, flii9r
| ltig; Nillionen ausldroii6er arbeiter,
|@riegsgefangene uno 8nanesarbeiter
aus alien 26nbern @uropas iiber oas
| ganae gtetb bin aeritreut. Dabei To-
bern6er SAB in pielen Mi1ltonen bon
,,8oHsgenoiien". 8enn ni6t cine
giitiee goriebung Die 9inge Ierrft, tptr6
IDeutidlan6 fitrdterli6e Maifenmor6e
erleben.
Bet Der ,8etra6tung Ser nod Dem
!3uiamtmenbru6 fi6 erbebemoen N6g'
Ii6feiten oenft man INNER tpieoer an
bas Sret6euti6e &omitee in Mosba1,
6as it9 TO lange Der CUNT 5talins
erfreute l1nb betn cine tui9tige &olle
i'm neuen Deutidlane, apenbgitens I'M"
mittelbar nu9 Dem Rriege 5ugeoabt
|i6ien. Nad Der @onferena bon galta
batte es Den Mnibein, oaB bas &ortt.
tee faItgeitent tporoen por, uno IN
ben arroganten Bolerntfen, in oenen
1t6 bic Mosfau'er Preiie IN itetgen'
6em MaBe gef6at, miro Der @ebanfe
an irgenb cine moBgebertbe &olle oes
ntit oen robeiten urto idandFditen
59intpRporten belegt miro, in 6enen
bonn griGufen urto &6f6Ga6ten oes
gon5en 8olfes Die &eoe lit, 6an1it Die
Weni6beit Srieoen bsfomme~
Derorttee blutriinitige Sdimpfe-
reien bon Men16en, Die ibre ,i8il.
oung' i'm @egenlab 3ur oeuti6en I'm"
tulh1r 1tellen, ftn6 iGtper 81 berein'
barren nit ben ln5Gbltgen 3eitungs-
artifeln l1n6 &un0funfreoen itber
oen tiinftigen 8eltbu1t6, Der, tpie uns
in allen Eonarten norgetragen miro,
Den @eltfrieoen perbiirgen ion. Gin
FOLDER Grieoensgarant fam ti6t ei1"
fa9 oas 8erf bon einigen a,tgen-
bltdli6 md6tigen -Staatsnrdnnern
iein, tam ei6t bloBes Mo6tinitru.
ment einiger @roBitaaten ietn. 5tebt
ni6t binter linn Der ebrli6e, getpiis
ienbafte, auf religioier Neberaeugune
begriinoete Srieoenspile bon pielen
Muionen Meniden in alien 26nbern,
bunn miro Der 80Gerfriebe Elm Sraum
bleiben. Dariiber bilft alles 5alba-
bern unb alles feierlihe @etue 1rift
binpeg. 8eltbluto atrao @fleee bes
goHerbaiies, 8eltrieoe uno Sci.
lung Der Staoten, ie mad ibrer Wa6t
uno Sbnna6t, in Serrens an6 Sflas
benitaaten - oas iiu6 unlosbare @t.
oeriprii9e. @er sen Srieoen min, ntuB
AUDI Die 8olferberiobnung molten,
uno tper Die golferDeriobnnr1g min,
n1nB oarauf binapirfen, oaB fi6 Die
goler segenieitis better periteben Ier-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04

$1,000
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Staff Correspondent

Every now and then we get a yen
to write a book and this week it s
Hold 1t. Please The Life Of Ray
Jones"
Ray. a little fellow with spectacles
and i broad grin. is the dean of
HollyWood's portrait artists. He was
born, ne likes to tell people, with
camera in his hand. and he has
more amusing anecdotes about the
film famous than anyone else in
Newark with palm trees.
Ray has caught them offguard
tand thrown them Offguardj fOI
n years H saw his first movie
star through camera lens back
in 1921 Nineteen OF those years
have been spent at one studio,
Universal. ana. according to Ray,
SPENT
But from it all he has emerged
with serenity that is fabulous
in Hollywood. where YOU have to
have an ulcer before anyone will
r,copniez YOU as important
RAJ has seen actors act ana
acton. Sulk ana has a wealth Of
stories which haze begmled the
srear ana near great A lot Of them
belong to the legend Of the film
city
Ruv never tire telling about one
day When the temperature stood
at ll2 under the studios portrait
gallery iiphtS when he WAS shooting
pictures OF / glamJr boy who had
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
Most Of British
Navy Now in
Pacific Theater

WASHINGTON. July q. up
A British naval spokesman said Sat-
urday that most of Great Britain's
mighty battle fleet already has been
moved to the Far East to fight jap
an.
mo major modern units of the
British fleet are left in home waters
other than those being refitted," he
said.
The spokesman revealed a partial
list of British WarshipS now assign
ed to the British Pacific and East
Indies fleets. The Pacific fleet oper-
ates as part of the U. S. Third fleet
and British units have joined Amer
lean warships in current operations
against Japanese homeland The
Fast Indies fleet operates under
Lord Louis Mountbatten. supreme
Allied commander for Southeast
Asia
The British Pacific fleet includes
the modern Battleships Hove King
George and Duke Of York. the
spokesman said. as well as five air
craft carriers, the Formidable. the
Illustrious, the interchangeable, the
Indomitable and the Victorious. five
cruisers and y destroyers.
In the East Indies fleet are the
battleships Queen Elizabeth. Valienr
and Richelieu, the latter a French
dreadnaught, the 32,O0O-ton battle
cruiser RenoWn. seven cruisers anl
IA deStroyers.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
OfIntereSt tOWOmen
Miss Kay Nuffer
Joins Red Cross
Hospital Corps

Answering the recent call by the
Red Cross for young women as So
cial or recreational workers in hos
pitfalls. one El Centran, Miss Kay
Nuffer. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen P. Nuffer. has already joined.
e Miss Nuffer, who has been making
her home in Los Angeles for the
past four years, has signed up TO
do craft work with sick and wound
ed servicemen in army and navy
hospitals in this country. She eX-
poets to report about August 20, to
take the Red Cross course in Wash
ingtOn, D. c., after which she will
be assigned to a hospital.
A graduate of Central Union High
School Miss Nuffer also graduated
from University of Southern Cali
fCrnia at Los Angeles and from
the Wright -MacMahon Secretarial
School. She has been employed in
Los Angeles since finishing school.
Three thousand hospital recrea-
tiOnal workers are needed. according
to information received by Leo De-
AtIICS. IL StIiCIO ClIdp pGCI CildAI lIldA4-
Workers receive $l40 monthly base
pay and housing allowance
Most in demand are young women
between the ages of % and 35 who
have college degrees III sociology
or psychology and would be quail
tied as trained social on recreatlonal
workers. Those with experience in
! hospitals or with the sick are also
needed
Under the supervision of the hos
pitfalls medical staff. Red Cross
workers secure needed information
about the patient 5 family and back
ground, help interpret the patients )
problems to his family. advise him
of government benefits to which he
is entitled, provide recreation suit
able to his condition. and help with
other social, welfare and personal
problems.
Anyone interested in joining this
essential branch Of the Red Cross
may apply at chapter headquarters,
100 North Fifth street, FL Centric,
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
Alfalfa Growers
Assured Seed

More alfalfa seed will be avail
oble to Imperial Valley growers as
result Of successful use of saba
dello dust for lygus control in the
Bard area. Farm Advisor George
l. Winright said following an in
spection tour of the district Friday.
Major seed production area Of the
valley, experiments are also being
conducted at Bard on seed yield Of
African and Indian alfalfa two new
varieties which produce an abund-
ant yield of hay, Winright said
These fields will be ready for tests
next year.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
Woman Admits
Taking Money

Virginia Bullema, 25, appeared be-
fore Police Judge Norman Deaton
Saturday morning on charges that
she took sl25 in currency. a S35
check, and CIO funds. which were
enclosed in a sealed envelope. from
Maxine Gardenhire. 713 San Diego
highway.
The defendant admitted taking
the money but claimed she had
thrown the check away and had
not caShed it
Miss Bullema pleaded guilty Fri
day morning to a drunk count and
the petty theft charge had Ueen
continued till Saturday Judge Del-
ton continued the case until Mon
day. pending determination Uf how
much was III the sealed CIO envel-
ope, which Miss Gardenhire had
received from Mrs. ';rie Hall
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
Age Pensioner
PenaIized for
Bond Purchases

MIDDLETOWN. Cal. July 81
CUP -Elwyn Hoffman, II, decided
AZ months ago that he should spend
Sl8.75 of his $50 state old age pen
sion each month to buy a war bond.
Each month the patriotic pen
gioner faithfully bought his bono
the only thing he could do to help
the war effort along. And he ac-
cumulated S89625 worth Of secur-
tiles. which because he is without
heirs. will revert to the state upon
his death.
But last month a state welfare
board worker discovered that HOff
man had accumulated more than
the 5000 in personal property allow
% pensioners under California law
PENSION STOPPED
So his $50 pension was stopped, tC
his diSmay and the wrath Of neigh
bOrs in Lake county who had ap-
plauded his purchases of bonds out
of his meager pension.
Hoffman's only alternative Is tC
( reduce his savings below $500. in or
der TO receive ms pension az illl
Immediately But to do that he must
sell some bonds.
Il don't want to do that" he said
II could have bought Whiskey with
the money and no one would have
cared"
In Sacramento. Gov Earl Warren
and the state welfare board agreed
with Lake county leaders that the
case is to be regretted but that
nothing could be done until the leg
islature meets again next spring in
special session.
NEW MEASURE
A new bill signed by Warren which
goes into effect Sept. Is provides
pensioners may increase their say
ings to S110O-if $50 is set aside
for burial expenses.
If Hoffman makes such con
tract with a mOrtuary. then he can
again receive his pension checks al
ter Sept. Is and continue buying
bonds Until then, unless his neigh
bors provide for him, he will have
to cash his bonds for living expense
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
!! HOLLYWOOD
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON

girls swooning from coast to coast
The actor was on the difficult and
naughty side. but had condeScended
to pose for few portraits.
STAR is 'SCALPED'
When the lighting had been set
and everything was ready, Jones
ducked under the hood of his cam
era. For moment he thought the
heat had affected his eyesight. 1t
looked like the top of the stars
head was coming off Our hero, II
developed, was wearing a toupee and
the heat had reacted on the glue
Said toupee was gradually curling
I'D toward the dome of the actors
head.
Another time. Jones relates with
glee, he had a famous glamOr girl
out in Griffith Park to make some
outdoor shots He spied tree stump
from which a picturesque branch
was making an earnest effort tC
reach the sky. Recognizing the pos
sibiliJieS of an artistic picture, Jones
asked the gal to sit on the limb.
She did, for exactly one minute
then let out a Screech that coulC
be heard in Omaha. She had sat
on a nest Of ants.
That" says Jones, is the first
time I ever saw an actress who
actually had ants in her pants"
GLAMOR BOYS DOWNFALL
Despite publicity, all stars are no.
the dreamboats they could be
That's one reason Ray Jones wen
to work on certain actor whose
fame tor ObviOuSneSS to everything
| but himself is a Hollywood byWOrd
The studio had been working fOl
weeks to get this particular gentle
man into the gallery. Finally ht
cOndeScended to pose. The great day
came and the matinee idol Struttet
in front Of Jones camera. Ray or
dered a wind machine turned OF
to ruffle the actors WaVy hair. A.
though in a Well-acted play, another
assistant walked toward the grea
man, Offering him d glass OF water
He accidentally" passed in from
Of the wind machine. There wa
, a SWooSh and the Stal S makeup ant
costume were drenched with water
1t took the ham an hour and {
half to repair the damage
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
THE POST-PRESS

Established 1886.
Published sundays as combined issue
ol Imperial Valley Press ana The
Morning Post, by the Imperial valley
Publishing Company. G23 state ST. +!
CrutIu. California.
Paul Jenkins. Publisher
ana President
Acmhrr United Press California News
Japrr Publishers Assn, West Holiday
CO. Inc national representatives
Pate IN combination with either The
Morning Post uf Inn rGial Valley Press
Single copy, 10: carrier pld-in-ad
vance: month. - 60. . months.
s. 10 IS months S5-25. year, SO n".
Rv mail: l month ~ 90. 3 months,
s. So months. 81 30. year. 81 90
Outsidc Of California. SlOu per month
flat.
Entered at FL Centre. Calf. post
office as md class mail
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
SECOND son BORN
TO THOMAS BROWNS

Clarence Howard Brown is the
name chosen Oy 1t. and Mrs.
Thomas NJ Brown for their son
born Friday in Ell Centro Hospital
The baby, who weighed nine pounds,
four and one half ounces, has an
older brother. Thomas Eugene
Mrs. Brown is the former Margaret
Harlan, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
GeOrge Harlan Of HOltyille
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
This Is Height
OF AudacitY

A General Electric 3-horse
power motor was taken from on,
of the coolers on the south siS
of the Woman's Ten Thousand
Club house proOal:y some lime "A
week, sheriff's officers We're notified
Friday. The motors were not SerV
iced this year SO date Ot the The
could not be determined.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
Thieves Make Haul
Of Gas Coupons

Coupons for 1865 gallons of gas
were stolen from the service station
at Second and Main streets Thurs
day night. Marvin Kerns, owner, re-
ported to FL Centro police. Kerns
said the back door to the station
was eft open Dy mistal- the night
OF The THEFT.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
CALENDAR

SATURDAY
Dance, 9-l2, USO.
Dance, 8, Eagles Hail.
SUNDAY
Services, all churches.
22nd District meeting, American
Legion and Auxiliary, 10 am,
San Diego Old Town.
MONDAY
Toastmasters, us, California no.
tel.
Carpenters. 7:3c, Labor temple.
FL Centre Lodge No. 3S4, F.&A.M.,
1870, Masonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
ALBERT SCHOELLS
HAVE BABY SON

1t. and Mrs Albert SchOell are
the parents Of a son, weighing six
pounds, nine and one quarter ounces.
born Tuesday in El Centro Hospital.
Mrs. Schoell is the former Belva
Black, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Welch.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
NOISEMAKERS WARNED

Fl Centro police answered a call
to APT Orange avenue Friday night
III answer to complaints about the
noise. The noise was caused by a
group OF marines having a party
police said. and they were warned.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
CHESTER IPOCKS
PARENTS OF son

A son. weighing seven pounds.
eleven and three-quarters ounces,
was born Wednesday in Ell Centric
Hospital to Mr.. and Mrs Chester
Ipock The baDy was named David.
His father is i'll the army
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
DISTURBER PENALIZED

Vivian Starkey, 80, was fined 500.
with an alternative of so days in
jail. Saturday morning by Police
Judge Norman Deaton on charges Of
being drunk and disturbing the
peace in the New Broadway Cafe
Friday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
BY ALICIA HART
NEA staff Writer

Exposing your nethers to the sun
longer than YOU do your uppers is
the trick Of coaxIng legs to take
j more deluxe tan.
To accomplish this half-and-
exposure, cover your uppers with
towel while exposed legs brown
10 a turn.
If you'll bait the sun with salt
water-left undried on your legs
after YOU emerge from a swim you
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
RATION POINTS
RED STAMPS. Book 4

RED STAMPS. Book 1
Good through July 81 - K2, L.,
No, NJ, P2.
Gocd~through August 81 - O., RI
50, T2. W.
Good through September 30 - w,
W2, X2, Y2. Z2.
Good through October 31-A1, B1
C1, D1, Ell.
BLUE STAMPS Book 4
Good through July 81 - To. W,
w, W.. X2.
Good through August 81 - w, z2
Al, B1, CT.
Good through September 30 - Oh
FL, FL, Gil. HI.
Good through October 31-J1, XII,
1, MI, Nj.
SUGAR STAMPS Book 4
stamp IS GOOD for pounds through
lguat 81.
SHOE STAMPS Book 3
Stamp, |, and good indefi-
nitely.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22

Arthur Vanloh reported to Fl
Cenlro police that someone stol. It
seal-beam headlight from his truck
while it was parked at 745 PuNk
avenue during the last four days
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22

Stamp l6A good through Septem-
Der 81.
Stamps B7, CT, B8, C8 good until
cancelled.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22

can hasten the tanning process, says
motion-picture lovely. Evelyn Keyes.
Since not all of US have the
oceans salt water at our disposal,
? suggested substitute is vinegar
spread on legs with a Wad Of cotton
Less messy and as effective is witch
hazel, applied TO make an al-over
moist coating, which many girls
claim has a magical way of drawing
more gold from the sun to their
skin.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22

American soldiers in London can
enjoy Tor one day the fun freedom
Of the London transit system in
c.ading central bG~Scs, trolley. and
subway service, al for Cne shilling
20 cen:sl whicN viii crrTv tHH'l
to practically all the famous places
N interest n tnt CIt. lrp,I,a ,..t
British RAILWAYS.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
nECREES GRANTED

Superior Court Judge Elmer Heald
FRIDAY granted three interlocutory
DEGREES Of divorce TO William H..
Downs against Anna r. Downs. *
treme cruelty: Margaret f Vaughn
against Leo r. Vaughn. and Inez
Castor aaginst Virgil CASTOR
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
SUGAR STAMPS Book a
SHOE STAMPS Book 3

stamp 3G cood for 5 pounds through
l@uat 81
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-22
GASOLINE STAMPS

stamp, /, 2 and 3 good indefi-
nitely.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

Score one for each of the hrd hv. ous.-
tions, and hve for the last question score
$40, brilliant. ia. bright. 40 averaf,,
or. dull.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
London Labor Conference

Confederation Generate De Travail
and the French G. G. T.
THE indisputable result of this
L concentration of power, said Mr..
Allighan, was that:
"These and other national or
carnations formed a block of nearly
FORTY MILLION WORKERS sup
porting the formation of an intern0-
tionaI labor body"
In short, the Soviet Union
which has been BARRED from rep
resentation in the formerly FREE
world labor organization functioning
for more than quarter of century
as the International Federation of
Trades Unions, for the simple and
obvious reason that there is no such
thing as FREE LABOR in Russia
now not only has representation but
ABSOLUTE POWER in the new
world labor organization it has sue
ceeded in erecting in the place of the
free federation.
One instant result, as Mr.. ALI
CHAN says, will be "the death and
burial of the International Fedora
tion of Trades Unions"
Another probable result, he be
lieves, will be that "the American
Federation of Labor will DISINTE-
CRATE" "
While there are six million work
ers in the United States affiliated
with the American Federation of
Labor, and prepared to refute the
possibility of its disintegration, there
is no question but that the new COM
MUNIST world labor organization
conceived at the London conference
INTENDS it's disintegration and will
accomplish it if it can,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
BY George
RothWell Brown

American economic and polIti-
cal system.
4 UBREY WILLIAMS was re-
"A ported 10 the clerk Of the
House as having been a con-
tributor 10 the campaign fund
last year Of Mr. Smiths Go
supported opponent IN the pri-
maricS
VI NV lie, the successful
fights on Wallace and Williams
have clearly revealed what IS
going on within the ranks Of
the Democratic party, so called.
These are but two instances
of a struggle within the party.
for control of that party after
Roosevelt.
Most conservative democrats
feel that no other leader could
possibly hold the party together
after the President steps aside.
What is in their minds is not
so much the winning of another
election as the saving Of the
party OF jefferson from being
totally engulfed by the New
Deal left wing. Wallace and
Williams are a couple Of SYM
bOlS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Brain Game

Give yourssR 10 for each correct answer
through question SiN. 40 each for the re-
naming two questions. Any score IS or
higher IA excellent.
1-Do you know how long one
meter is
2-True or false. FXcalibur was
the name Of the horse Of
King Arthur in the Round
Table stories.
3-Name three foreign cities
starting with the letter B
with more than one million
population
4-Under which of the following
conditions would YOU most
welcome ageratum? ca If
YOU were hungry, Cb) if you
needed a weapon for battle,
tc) after a bleak winter.
5-When did Jesus eXpound the
Golden Rule
6-FOur inventors and scientists
have been placed in nomina-
ton for election 10 New York
UniverSlty.s Hall Of Fame
this year. Can you guess for
what two OF the four are
known ? They are Josiah
Willard Gibbs. Charles Good
year, Cyrus VI. Mccormick
and George Westinghouse
What simple domestic liquid
makes invisible ink?
Slow many carats would pure
gold be marked
(Answers on opposite page)