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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01

5ubereiten, 81, oreaniiieren itnO 81
errei9en.
gu 0ieiem r1G6tigen 8etpeggru1tb,
Ser Die fatboIii6e Srau atpingt ben
8eg Der Eat au bei6reiten, Der ficb
ibr nun er0ffnet, fommt nod elm
5peiter: ndmli9 ibre 8iiroe als
Srau. Sic muB NIT Dem Mann au-
Iommenarbeiten gum 8eiten 6es
Stootes, in Dem iie oieIeIbe 8iirbe
beiibt tpie er. Seoes Der beioen &c.
I6ledter muB ben Eeil beitraeen Der
ibm aufommt gemdB ieiner Ratur,
beIon6eren ,@igenidoften unb pbpii-
i6en, inteIleftuel1en uno gel iitli6en
&rdfte 8eibe baben 0as &e6t un6
Die Bfli6t, 5uiammen3uar6eiten gum
8eIten beS @efan1tpobIS Der @elen.
i6oft uno ibreS 2anoeS. Iber es lit
flar, 6aB, Denn Der Wann our6 ietn
temperament itd) mebr gu duBerli-
den 9ingen un6 offentli6en 9lufga.
ben ge5ogen fiiblt, 10 beiitt Die 5rau
= aagemein geipro6en - mebr
S6oriiinn un0 6eingefiibl in Der
grfenntnis uno 8eDaltigung l6nie-
riger Probleme i'm bausli6en uno
Sumilienleben, 6os Oie @run61age
oQe5 Io5alen 2ebens biloet. 9os
idlieBt notiirli6 ni6t aus, Dob man-
die Jrauen ipabre un6 groBe Sale1te
in alien Sbolen Oe5 offentli6en 2e-
6ens entpideln fonnen.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01
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Srrttd1arrn inn nnlkrrrpdrt
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Ser critic Der ouf sic beIprodene
1Sroge be5ii8lihe 9lrtifel bon 1899
lm0 1907 beItinnt: Sic Belebe, Sic
Hedte un0 bic Bfli0ten oe5 GrieqeS
9elten nlft nur fir 0o5 Seer, ion0ern
ouh fir Die O}ili3en unO 5Srcipiuen=
torpS, menn lie folgenoe 8eoingun-
gen in lid) pereinigen: GoB iemon0 an
lbrer Spite Itebt, Ser fir >ieinc Inter-
gebenen pcrontDortli6 lit; 2.) 0oB
lie Gin bcltimn1teS, aus ser 9Serne erz
ten11bore5 9lb5eiben trogen; 81 0oB
lie Die gSoffcn often fiibren; A. ooB
lie bel ibren ltnternebmungen Die 8e-
lebe unO Oie 8ebrGude oes &rieqes
heobohten. SSSn Sen 2Gnoern, in 0enen
g}Ili5en ooer SreitpiQenforps oos
Seer ODER einen 8eltonoteil oes See
res bloen, iin0 0feie in Ser 8e3eid=
nl1ng Seer inbegriffen."
0ieIer 9lrtifel, Der ubrigens audi
Der Struftur oes i6nei5eriiden
golfS- un6 Mili5ormee boGe 9lner-
fennurg ols uSeer" ii6ert, pur6e in
Der internotionolen &e6tsniiien16aft
Dielfa6 fommentiert uno be6arf nun
feline meitere @rlduterung. 0ie fri.
bere Inii6t, bob cine Sreii6ar Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01
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(Sortfebune bon @ette y
foIt olles felt 5tpon5ig SSobren in iei-
nem 8u6 uWein &anlpf". Iu6 Die
5eItIteaungen iiber BEN &ei6stags-
brand, Die oeuti6e 8ortbolomGus-
Nabt 1no oie SGli6ung bon Sim
OenburgS Se1tament, bus Dem 6eut-
I6en Solf Sitter als grben auf-
Idmin0elte, - oG ooS mar DION
Ionge befunnt, menn ou6 ni6t in
olen Gin3elbeiten no6gepielen.
8irflide Gen niotionen miro Der Bro-
5eB faum bringen nnmenI6li6feiten
in Den beieBten 8ebieten unb anOere
IdDere Serfeblungen menigltens Ell
niger Ser 9lngetlogten gegen oas be-
1tebn0e SolferredJt neroen it6 obne
Sdtpierigfeiten nad1peiien lallen.
l1nO ouf oiele gergeben batte man
unIere5 GradtenS 5unQ6It bas
Sotptgemidt legen ioaen. Nn0ere
Terlebungen Der onnocb ungeibrie-
6enen Subungen Der 3ipiliiotion un6
Sic gerlbDorung gegen 0ie @elt.
lid)erbeit - in elmer politiId] 5errtI-
ienen 1tnO BON Sntri9en ieglider 4rt
0urc0Iebten 3eit - Deroen it6 Diel
IhDerer nohmciien loiien, tpenn man
nidt oud an0ere leitenOe Stats
m0nner fompromittieren min.
GineS unierer GogeblGtter brobte
lcbte 8od]e einen 2eitartifel, in Dem
ouage1itbrt mur0e, bon 1pel6 fleinem
5orlnut bic 2eute Iin0, Die oo, ibrer
llniformen un0 flirren0en SroenSs
tlnferlibfen le0ig, ouf Ser glnflages
6anf iiben, - Die gleiden 2eute, Sic
nod Dor fur5em bic @eltbiibne be.
berrI6ten 9lebnli6e 8eOanfen boben
mir lelber l6on mebr aIs einmal in
oielen SpoIten ousgeoriidt uno oa-
ran 8etra6tungen gefniipft iiber Die
Gr6Grn1liffeit oes gon3en beutigen
8eldle6t5, oos eben trob aIler @ino-
beuteleien iiber Sorti6ritt 10 tpenige
6eoeuten6e Wtanner ouf Die @eltbiibs
ne 5u ltellen bat
Sn Dem 5erriitteten europa muren
es 5umeiIt gmporf0mmlinge, aben.
telrer, Sohitopler, 8erbre6er, oie
bon ben milo betpegten 3eitfromun.
gen an bic SberflG6e geifhpemmt
Wuroen. 9lber 1ton6en ibnen in Der
8elt Der Gemofrotien MGnner tpirfs
li6 groBen 6ormats gegeniiber? Bar
bier erleldtetes ItoatsnGnnil6es
0enfen, Dar bier fluges MbpGgen,
feIte 8eberrlduhg Ser li6 ouftiirmen.
oen Brobleme? 2ieit man oie 8es
ridte iiber bie l1nterlu6ung Der &as
taltropbe bon Bearl 0orbor uno if.
rer Sorgeld)id)te, miro man 0ieIe
6rage ibDerlid) beiubeno beonttpor-
ten! uno babel fennen mir Die &C.
ldi6te iener l6idlal5idneren Gage
nur gum Sell, oielleidt nur gum ge.
rlngIten Seil. Slber oie bisberigen
gerbore baben genug oeS Gborlotas
ni5m1s, Ser Blanloltgfeit uno &opf.
loltgfett outage geforoert, oaB mir
un5 nidt langer oariiber al bertpuns
bern braud)en, baB es eintgen Sc.
maltmenlden gelong, bic 8elt iabre'
lang in 9ltem 81 balten. l1nO nenn
mir Die 8eltloge betro6ten, tpie ite
ltd) inter 0en Sanoen Der beutigen
~8roBen 0rei" geitaltet, tperoen mir
unS ni6t lei6t gu iiber5eugen bermo-
gen, ooB oie fiinftigen Sage beiieres
oer1eiBen uno nidt no6mals BON
mogbolligen 0raufedngern in Ser.
hidtung un6 Gbaos 9eiGleu6ert tper~
ben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01
Werfmort fir Sdtuatbafte

Sn Der Stille ipirb bas @rpke,
Still i'm S6meisen gebt bic 8elt,
Nnbe berridjt i'm Sternenselt,
5dwetsem in Der @rben Gdpfe.
ftill, iuabr' int 8emite,
Was bm faft nit 4me' ,tnb Dir, =
sdmeigenb lodt aus ieber 8lite
Sottes Spnne Srm6t berbpr.
Elise Miller
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01
Die Eflidt Der Sran, iidJ am Sffent.
ltden 2eben Der 8egenpart
au beteiligen

5olen mir 0orous id1ieBen 0oB
Sbr, tatbolil6e 6rauen un0 W140<
den, @ud gegen bic getpegung IteI-
len miiBt, Oie @u6, Sbr m0gt MOL
len ooer niGt, nit ii6 in oos io5iole
uno politiIde 2eben trogen miro?
Si6erliG ni6t!
9lngeii6ts ser Sbeorien uno Braf-
.tifen, Die ouf Deri6ieoene Irt uno
Weiie bic Srau bon ibrer W1iIlion
binpeg5erren unO nit i6mei9elnoen
Teripre6ungen 5iigeQoier Sreibeit,
aber in 8abrbeit boffnunqslolen
elenos, tie ibrer peri0nli6en @iiroe,
ibrer Biiroe olS 5rou berouben, bu=
ben 8ir oen angltIdrei geb0rt, Ser
na6 ibrer afti0en 9lnpelenbeit, io-
melt olS mogli6, i'm Seim ruff.
Sutia6lid miro Die 5rou nibt MIR
our6 ibre logenannte emancipation
aus Dem Seim genommen, 1onoern
oftmulS audi burh 2ebenSnotnenoig>
feiten, Our6 oie immerpGbrenoe Gor-
&c I'm 0o5 tdglide 8rot. GS miiroe
Oarum 5lDedlos iein, ibre Hiiffebr
in roS Seim gu for0ern, lolonge 6ie
3uItanoe Dorberri6en, Die Tie 5pin=
gen BON oemlclben fern 5u blei=
ben. un0 oaS bringt Inns 5u Dem
erlten Ilpeft gurer Miilion in Dem
lo5lolen unb politii6en 2eben, oos
ltd Dor @u6 ouftut. guer gintritt
in Oas 0ffentlide 2e6en fam pl0blid
olS 6olge ser io6ialen umnGl5unq,
Die mir Inn uns ieben. Ias lit an it6
nebenia6lt6. Sbr ieio nun oo5u be-
rufen, teil5unebmen. @eroet SSbr es
olellel6t onoeren iiberlalien, oenen
Die ben &uin Der io5ialen Sronung
plonen, ooer oie Elm io5ioles 0eono-
poi l6affen m0hten, NO bod bic
5amilie Ser 9auptfaftor in ser tpirt-
ldaftlihen, re6tlihen, geiltli6en un6
moraliid)en ginbeit Der @eIeQi6uft
tit? @s gebt Inn 6as 56ifl al ser
5amilie, um bos S6idiaI menl6li-
der ge5iebungen iiberboupt. Sic lie
gen in gurer San6. Seoe Srou, mer-
fet es ipobl, fat Oesbolb Die 9fli6t,
ia, Die ftrenge @epiiienspfIi9t, fi6
nidt ob5uionoern, ionoern nit3upir-
fen tn Der slrt uno 8eiie, Die am
beIten ibren 6eionoeren umitGnoen
entIpri6t, Inn Die Str0mungen ein-
5uoammen, Die 6as Seim gef1broen,
Inn ben Sebren entgegen 5u arbeiten,
Ole oeiien @runbmanern untertpiib-
len, Inn feline 8ieoerberitenung por-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01
Baptt 3dtuH XII. iihrr htp
Anfgahen hpr Tran
in npr 6pgrnmart
(SortieBung)

I'm in Ser SGusli6feit lire Sreu.
be 81 finoen, Inn in ibr BEN @unl9
31 peden, zines Cages ielber It9 ou.
rim 1tie6er5ulaiIen, miiBte iie Die sc.
legenbeit baben lire natiirli6en g3ei,
gungen 0ur6 Elm ernites geiItiges
uno geiitli6es 2eben gu 5iigeIn, ourf
Die &raft, Die aus elmer religi0ien
@r5iebung uno decentralization S50eo,
len ertDGdlt. glber mas fir cine 9lrt
religi0ier gilOung bat iie in elmer
iolden llmgebung [0em BON Ser
Ueutter berlalIenen Seim] empfan-
gen?
lln0 0as lit no6 ni6t aIles. 8enn
nit Dem Ibluuf Der Sabre 0ie Oeut-
ter, Dor Ser 3eit gealtert uno abges
arbettet uno gebroden Don ar6eiten,
Die ibre &rGfte itberlteigen, unb BON
Sorgen un6 2eioen, ibre So9ter ipGt
abenos beimfebren iiebt, miro ite in
ibr feline Stiibe un6 9iIfe finoen,
Tonoern lel6It nod Die cine 9ienlt-
magO OoS un6rou6bare un0 an
Sau5arbeiten ungeDobnte Ofdo6en
beOienen niii1en. l1no ous S6idlol
oe5 8aters miro nidt beiier iein,
menn einmal 9llter, &ronfbeit,
5dpade uno 9trbeitsloiigfeit i'm
5mingen fir lein ip6rlideS Qlusfon=
men it6 ouf Oen guten ooer b0ien
9Sillen Ietner &in0er 5u perlolien
Sier leben mir, mie Sic bobe un0
beilige 9lutoritGt Oe5 BoterS un0 Ser
Ohtter bonn Ebrone berabgeltoBen
miro.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

get S37 a month family al
lowance from my son who is I'm
the service. Is there any way
1 can get any increase, as I
cannot pay my way on such q
small amount?-Mrs. A. l..
A-If you can submit satisfac-
tory evidence that you are de-
pendent upon your son IN the
service for chief support, in
stead OF only for substantial
support, your family allowance
could be increased to $50 in
stead ofthe S37yoH are now
receiving. Ask the Red Cross
Chapter 10 help you in filing
the necessary proof to ask for a
redeternination of your case.
Q-I am In the army and my
wife writes me that she Is filing
suit for divorce. Will l be given
an opportunity to defend the
divorce action:
A-You can contest il and. IL
you can show sufficient cause
why the divorce should not be
granted, the court will decide in
your favor. We suggest that you
talk over The mstter-with- your
legal assistance officer at your
post.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

Yes. Prior 10 the machine
age, women had very little OPP
portunlty. Even a college
education was considered out
side "woman's sphere" until the
great work of Mary Lyon,
Catherine Beecher, and others.
The machine gives women the
chance for work outside the
drudgery of the home. and their
organizations are forcing men
10 give them equal rights in
these outside opportunities. The
"Ten-Year Objective of the
National Federation Business
and Professional Womens Clubs
includes: Equal pay for equal
work. vocational guidance,
elimination OF child labor etc.
Women will secure these rights.
2-NonSenSe. In tho first
place. there is no evidence that
insanity IS increasing and "a tAta tAta
second place. II is not strongly
enough inherited ever TO be-
come widespread, common
defect Some forms of IN
sanity are 10 a certain extent
inherited. but II even one-half
or one-auarter of the popula-
ton became insane, there
wouldn't be enough sane folks
10 care for them. Furthermore,
the new insulin. metrozol and
other shock treatments are
curing many cases, and in time
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
On the
Side

French descent. Napoleon La
ioie; Italian, Joe DiMaggio; !;
Irish. John McGraw; Portu-
guese, Lew FOnseca.
Q-What is an sppleknockery
A-That's a name given ma
tives Of the apple country In
the state Of Washington. Bing
Crosby is an appleknocker.
Q-Settle another argument
between a couple OF corporals.
How old and how high is the
Statue of Liberty? Though
supposedly gift from France
didn't the people of the USA
put up more money 10 make IT
possible 10 have Miss Liberty
IN New York harbor
A-The Statue of Liberty u
80 years old and l52 feet high.
The French put up about $3.50
OOO 10 pay for the statue and
present IL To the USA. How
ever. IL was necessary To raise
around 5000. 900 by popular sub
scriptiOn In the United States
to pa for the pedestal. i could
see this statue from the win
dows of our house In Bay Ridge.
I have been near II in a row.
boat, passed IL hundreds of
times on steamers and ferry
heats bat have yet to visit the
statue itself.
Distributed by King Features synd Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
At YOUR SERVICE

n-My son is in the service and
VI his wife has left him for
someone else. VIII my son have
To continue 10 send allowance
to the wife?
A. AS long as the wife has
the status of lawful wife" and
the serviceman remains other
wise eligible, the family allow
ance would continue. However.
If they are separated by a writ
len agreement or court order
limiting the amount of mainte-
nance. the family allowance
would be limited 10 the amount
agreed upon but sum not 70
exceed $50 per month.
Q-My husband, a crew MEM
her OF a B-25, has been missing
from flight over New Guinea
since July ], 1914. The war
department has listed him as
missing. but after ~ months
will he be declared dead or will
he he carried on the rolls as
missing until they find the plane
or other evidence "A. ID.
&=If no 0ffici5t-rcpor.-=ef
death or being a prisoner or in
termed has been received BY the
war department, fuff review
of the case Will be made. and
the secretary Of war may direct
a continuance of the person s
missing status if the serviceman
can be reasonably be presumed
10 Se living - otherwise. they
VIII make finding of death. In
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
One Word Led To Another
Bv Linda and
Jerry alter
By Arthur Bugs Baer

--By- Arthur Bugs Baer
The Alaskan Chamber of Frost Bitten Commerce
asks put the old booster for the tourist scramble
There is good motor road skitterng up the Pacific
Coast from San Diego to Nome A hitch-hiker grow
up with the family
haven't got the gasoline right now. l will have
to wait until my a card learns the alphabet.
But just the curfew tolls the knel of
departing ratonng intend to stoke up the old double
boiler and head for the icy north. ! to
the land where Wilson Miner made his memorable entry.
They tell me Wilson's entrance chronicled by
Rex Beach Here's the way heard Rex wrote it In
the dead Of winter Miner the fearful White
Horse pass a sledge. He wearing beaver hat,
mink muffs and bearskin coat. He had quart of
hot stove in his lap The sledge drawn by sick
Indian sdUaW with a broken leg.
That's my idea Of triumphant march Miner
always claimed the story embroidered All the squaw
had spraned ankle.
Alaska known Stewards Folly when that lad
bought from the 1867 for 200 900 guldens of
the realm We dug that gold out on the spot. 1t
like paying for dozen oysters with the shells.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

SI NOTE Eddie Nelch saws a
Il l1-year-Old horse named
Budwelser who never won a
race before astopished the turf
world nv suddenly waking mp
and winning three In row at
Pimlico." writes Glenn McCar-
thy. "Budweiser was 10 years
old when he won at Pimlico In
1916.
'In the same year he had pre-
viously won race at Hot
Springs. Ark. and one At Bowie.
He never won three In a row at
Pimlico.
As 10 Budweiser'S never hav-
ing won a race before 1915 that
is Wrnng-
He won a. a 2-year-Old and
as S-yesr-old in St. Louis.
when Budweiser won at Hot
Springs in 1916 IL was the first
race he had won In II years.
However, Mr.. WEIGH had one
thing right. There was a horse
named Budweiser.
Note-I-a quoting all of
Clems communication 10 show
Mr. Welch and the clientele the
kind Of checking on items l am
up against
QUERIES from clients: o =
W Who was The greatest major
league ballplaXer OF Polish de-
SCENT
4 - Stanley CoveIeskie. or
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
II. v. DURLING

Nh she tore you weH os r.
VII she do for you what hare
doneP
See all the gioriss of the world
pass by
And look only for you beloved
OHcl
And you - ,cH you not feel a
porg of regret
Remembering al that I hare
donei
Have done - and though for-
sOkcH
Would do 81 pet. : nm, yours
And yoWs only, belored one.
Norton
4 NJ ASKED how IT happened
IA so many people Of Irish
descent live in Boston
At the peak Of Irish immigra-
ton in 1S47 To 1853 the clipper
ship fare from Ireland was 50
cheaper TO Boston than 10 New
York.
Nine dollars was lot of
money 10 an Irish emigrant 50
many bought ticket 10 Boston
in preference 10 the more eX-
penSive one 10 New York.
In 1886 y per cent of the
residents OF Boston were Irish
or OF irish descent.
At the same time about Il
pr cent of 'hP New Workers
we're Irish or of IRISH descent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
DAMON RUNYON
The Brighter
Side

cared nothing for fiction writing
but found interest and pleasure
in music and various activities
at our country home, such as
ornithology and the breeding of
fine dogs and milk goats"
Thomas had two novels and a
volume of short stories TO his
credit and the world before him
when he folded his literary
career. But l can understand
how he found life in Arkansas
with the birds and the dogs and
the goats, and an agreeable
editorial chore on the Gazette.
preferable TO beating his brains
out over plots that were hard
TO jell and harder to sell.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
WASHINGTON Scene
By George Dixon

South Carolina state Legisla-
ture rabldiy pro-JohnSton.
Senator Johnston paid A visit
10 the LeglSlatura his last time
home and took the slick Eliza
beth rTNO him The senator
made a gracious little speech
and then some one suggested
that Miss Johnston also say a
few words.
Not whit abashed, the
young lady rose To her feet,
cleared her throat and de-
claimed:
~ love ta he here I love YOU
all very much. And my father
loves you, too
I DO not know whether il was
put there on purpose, but
Just outside the Senate press
gallery IN the Capitol is the
bust Of Chippewa Indian chief
Identified as.
"Aysh-ke -bah-ke-ko-Lhsy (hat
mouth.
HiFa Iekes,- yeH old aysh-ke-
-hah-kc-ko-zhat, yoHt------
INCIDENTALLY they keep
L saying around town that the
venerable secretary OF the in
terror is about TO get the heave
/ sincerely hope the rumor IS not
true because W a hineto
wouldn't be the same without
him.
To me MIR Ickes is the per
petual happiness boy Only the
other day | said 10 Miss Reid:
I'VE should all give thanks
for the presence Of Mr.. IckeS,
He brings drabness into so many
sunshiny lives"
l do not suppose there is
word of truth 10 this but a story
is going around that President
Truman kept scrutlnlZing Ickes
throughout a cabinet meeting
and later observed:
"You know-thore's a lot less
10 him than meets the eye"
-TIIE- local alcoholic beverage
L control board is trying 10
decide whether those dinner
table photographers should be
barred from night joints.
Personally, the only thing I
have against night club photog-
raphers is that they invariably
come around after you have had
too much of An evening. Conse-
Quently the picture always looks
As If II had been taken two days
after rigor mortls had set IN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
MARY YHAWORTH'S MAIL

UP and take notice OF a business
associate, Don, 25, whose laugh
ing blue eyes and kind gestures
aroused my interest.
TedS furlough came along
and on the third DAY he asked
me 10 marry him before he re-
turned 10 camp.
he kissed me that
night i was Don S arms l
longed for, not his
Don knew, As soon az re-
turned 10 the office. that the ro-
nance had dissolved
A fcv months later he asked
me out and we had SIX or eight
dates IN All since.
Don declared that ne likes nc
and after a few such deClara-
uons, I told him l liked him
too
Knowing him, he wont make
any commitments, as ne hopes
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

ceive smaller amounts than do
adults. The only objection 20
this form Of treatment is that
n some cases u causes sickness
10 the stomach and vomiting.
Sometime. the sickness 20 the
stomach may he 50 severe that
the treatment has 10 be dIscon-
unucf
Another drug which Is en-
ploted IS one known a. phcno-
= -thi-.1+F4a Al l4a.InAer- nausea and
vomiting as well as paIencNS and
blood IN the urine frequently
occur with the use of this prep
aTAUor Hence, ~ may not be
a, useful AS Gen'ian violet
Whenever a child shows any
of tho symptoms which appear
70 be due 20 plnworms. careful
tests should be made 20 deter
mine If such worms are present,
and when found. treatment
should be promptly carried out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

ONE OF the oIlest politicians
" 70 come 10 my attention IN
recent months Is Miss Elizabeth
Johnston. daughter OF Senator
Olin y. Johnston OF South Caro-
lima. The unctuouS Miss John
ston is ) years old
Before any one daShcS in 20
accuse me of "plckin on poor
little KID please be informed
that ! am not decrying Miss
Johnston and her SoaplneSS.
This may astound my millions
OF admirers, hut | am not above
pouring itttic ofi AnySeif
The Suave Miss Johnston loses
no opportunity 10 spread the
Salve and undoubtedly will be
an invaluable help 10 her father
when she gets older 5i7.
Right now. because of hor abll-
ity 10 pour II on, she has the
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

ing cracks during scene show
ing FDR at a newsreel theater.
Beach clubs this season are
getting more coin for cabanas
than in the pre-l929 days.
Is Huntington Hartford III be-
coming a bridegroom soon?
The Langford murder case
may be blown sky-high by the
tips" that the husband Of Mrs.
Langford was alive for Is
minutes after the shooting.
That someone asked three
times us he dead yet?'
And that the person who dis
covered the body forgot 10 tell
the police that he was the one
who found il.
The tips" are on the way -
District Attorney Hogan Of
New York City
4 s F SOON As the mandate for
"A the release Of the 25 Bund
leaders comes down from the
High Court they will be rear
rested Immediately.
approximately of-the %
will be classified as alien ene-
mics and deported
Presidential warrants for their
arrest already have been filed.
Seven cannot be deported be-
cause they are either native
born Americans or have been
naturalized so long they cannot
nov be denaturslized The
others have been.
But why deport Fritz Kuhn
and the others 10 Germany
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

Virginia and Maryland.
2-(a) The Revolution; (b)
Gems. Washington and Howe.
3-More than a dozen jockeys
have accomplished this feat.
with a few having won seven
in one day.
+False. The Province OF On
tario stretches more than the
entire length of the Great
Lakes.
5-Tokyo and Osaka In japan,
Moscow and Leningrad in
Russia, Shanghai in China.
$50 divisions.
THE Vampire, DeHavilland
plane.
S-"Toreador Song" Carmen"
"Minuet," Don Giovanni;
"Berceuse," "Jocelyn."
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

one would not ordinarily
" thInk ot nfe>tatIon with
pinWofms ~ a very serious dis
order. However. this condition
may be responsible tor many dis
agreeable symptoms.
According TO Dr Wlifrcd :,
Sisk Of ASheville. \ G.. pm
WORMS may cause such SymP-
toms A. poor appetite restless
ness during sleep, nervousness.
craving for sweets, itching about
mo I0WrT opening OF NE boNfL
pains n the abdomen, and night
mares. Poor appetite, which IN
ierferes with proper nutrition, u
frequently tho most serious
symptom Second IN Importance
is the reSilessneSs which dis.
turbs the patient : rest.
II TIE new form Of treat
i men,. 4 drug known aS gem
tan violet Is employed How
ever. even with thi 1ew treat
nYPnU.- Tr1r condition Iy not an
easy one 10 cure.
-;,-t-@.-.,ftfts-isy-tnr rr-~
outside the opening Of the bowel.
These eggs then get on the he'd
clothc, aS well aS on the child :
Rlothlng Thus. when one MEM
pr OF the family has the condl-
ZION, II is likely 10 spread to
other members OF the family II
is good plan in case one mem
her OF the family IS found 10
have plnWormS. 10 attempt 10
find them IN other members OF
the family
Dr SISk thinks that several
such tests should nc carried out
before II is decided that PIN
worm nfeStation IS not present.
In the treatment with gentian
vioirt, tablets Of tho drug are
used The tablets must be Swal-
lowed whole. SIX tablets are
given AZ intervals during each
day for one week, then the
treatment IS stopped for week.
and then resumed for another
week. OF course. children re-