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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-19
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Na5ttuma

&orrelpouoenten Der uII1. BreB"
unO anOerer Nobrt6tenogenturen
beri6teten lette @ode uusfiibrli6
iiber Die Sinridtung beroorrugenoer
OeutiAer Seerfiibrer, 8eamten ultD.,
Die Der Geilnabme an Der nod immer
NIT @ebeimnilien umgebenen Ser
IGporung gegen Sitler Dor iuIt einem
Sabr beihuloigt Duroen. 8ir folgen
Der Oarltellung BON 2ouis g. 2od-
ner, Der unterm 8. o5. II. a. bert9s
tete:
Bfarrer Beter 8udbol5, Der fatbo-
lii6e @efangnisgeiltli6e bon BloBen-
ice, entbiiQte beute in elmer S6iloe.
rung Der grauenuollen Wtuiienbinri6-
tungsl5enen in Der alten Strafanl ltalt
naG Dem misunderstanding gegen SIT.
Ter (Suli 1944), Der Na3i.~ Subrer"
babe ieiner5eit perlonlib 8eriagung
geiltliden 2roltes fir Die Opfer Der
Senferorbeit auf Dem @efdngnisbof
ongeoronet. Grit in Dem Augenblid,
in Dem tie 5u ben @algen gefiibrt
muroen, Ourften Bfarrer 8u6bol5
mO lein epangelil6er &olege Paltor
YolIber an Die toogetpeibten beut.
iden Botrioten, Die pergebli6 ber-
iu1t batten, Geuti6lanb bon Sitler
gu beireien, eintge troltenoe 8orte
ri6ten.
9SQbrenO Der Brieiter beri6tete,
lule Die Serurteilten - mebr als
nel1n5ig bon ibnen muroen auein i'm
8eiangni5 Bl0Benlee gebentt - oer
Zoo Der Seloen Der 0eutiGen Inter
gruno-8eDegung ltarben, oerrieten
iih in ieinen 0eiidts5iigen Die ieell"
lGen Qualen Der StunOen, in Oenen
cr untaoelige oeutl6e WGnner gum
300 idreiten iab - Wanner, Die
ltet5 oa5 gr0Bte Anieben genolien bot
ten> 6elOmaridQQe, 8enerale, Gtplo.
maten unO anoere Der WeIt befunnte
Perlonlidfeiten. Die meiiten bon
lbnen gaben 81 ertennen, oaB lie bis
5ulebt gelItlg ungebeugt Daren," Jag
te Etarrer Sud)DOl5; ~gan5 belonOer5
mclB l6 Oies BON Otto Step, Dem fri,
beren 4encrolfoniul in @albington,
Der, obDobl er Don ben gta5is brutal
miBbanOelt uno graBli6 perItiimmelt
moroen mar, in itol3er oufre9ter Sal.
tung 5uln UaIgen iGritt, no6oem ga,
ltor Boll6er Elm tur5es Abi6ieo5nort
on i'm geridtet batte."
Nudoem Die erlte @ruppe Der Ser.
urteilten in oen 3eQen fir Die 80.
OesfnnOioaten in Bloseniee unterge'
braft mar - oieier @ruppe geborte
5elomaridou @rtpin pon @itleben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-19

fer Dem Nomen BON @bbe un0 Slut
befannt 1tno.
Die perl6ieoene 2idtgeitoIt oeS
Won0e5 riibrt bcr bon ieiner Ded)Ieln'
ben Stellun9 3ur Sonne. In itd ii
er elm ountler, babel fugelf0rlnige1
&0rper mie unlere @roe; bon Der
Sonne miro 0ie iBr 3ugetebrte 5eite
crleu6tet. Stebt er nun 5DiI6er
Some unO @roe, 10 febrt er unS lelne
Ounfle 5eite 5u, e5 lit gt e u.
m 0 II 5. @inige Gage nodber 1tebt er
obenoS am weltliden Simmel in
6orm elmer i6malen Sidel, oeren
Shneioe nuG Often geriftet lit. Ueit
ieOem Gage riift er melter mad
Often, biS er unS i'm er It e n
8 ierte erl6eint. Stebt er genou
in ser Der Some entgegengeiebten
Hi6tung, 10 ieben mir feline bon er'
leu6tetc Scite, mir baben 9 l.
nj onO. Sieben Gage Ipater er'
I1eint cr un5 mie0er als bulb er.
leu6tet, ais lebteS Siertel.
9o6 mo5u oiele oItronomii6en
grflGrungen, ocnfit on piellei6t!
ghln mobl! 9u louIt nenigitenS eine
2lbnung befommen bon Dem groB'
artigen, nunoerboren llbrtperf 0es
@eltenbuuc5 unO oarous ouf @ot1
als ben iiberaus groBen uno ebenio
unmonOelboren @eiebgeber uno 2en'
fer Der 3eiten 16lieBen lernen. v9uE
bod ou6 on e5 erfennteIt!"
3rm S6luIie moIlen mir nod ei'
men beiligen &ir6enlebrer, S5obanneS
Goma5cenr5, boren. Sn Der Abbdn'
giqfeit 0e5 Utonoe5 bon Der Sonne
erblidt er cin 8ilo Ser I'm t e r.
+ Il nigfeit. DIAN nuB nillen
ouB ser WtonO pon ser Sonne er'
lcudtet miro, niht neil @ott in Ser,
legenbeti mar, ibm Elm eigenes 2idt
5l1 geben, Ionoern oun1it Der S6op'
lung ginflong uno Sr0n>ng unte1
ben 9err 9 enoen un0 g E.
b err 6 en- 5 en- gegeben Diiroe.
v8ir mogen oarauS lernen, ein
amber gu bergen unO mit3uteilen uni
untertun 5u iein 5uerlt Oem 56opfe1
uno Dem llrbeber: @ott DEM Serrn
Damn aber au6 ben BON Sbm aufge
ltellten Bor9eIebten, 1no ioqen MIDI:
griibeln: @arum befieblt bieler uni
niht id? SonOern mir louen oqes
mas bon @ott lit, Oonfbar uno gut
ber5ig entgegennebmen."
81 Doaen mir @ott, ben I1ma6
tigen, anbeteno Ioben uno preiien, in
Dem mir nit Dem 1i6ter lpre6en:
. glnblit Ser Won0nadt, 5ternen
beere,
Bte erbebt ibr! Bie ent3Idlt ou, an
i9auung
Ser berrli6en 8elt @ott Sd0pfer
@le erbuben bit 0u, @ott Sdopfer
P. C0lestim M~ff, O.S.B.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-19
S6luB folgt)
Der jtpctte lpe1tRriee
(SortfeBl1ne bon Sette y

gleid) ol1er @eeenidbe 8uItunoe brdd-
ten. @inen iol6en our6i9lagen6en
erfolg ertparten mir ntdt. Nber oas
fonn man nit Sug un6 &e6t ertpor-
ten, oaB ite Ser groBen gerbeiBungen
uno 3iele eingeoenf bleiben, NIT De.
men Praitoent &ooiebelt 6as 2ono tn
ben &rieg fitbrte, uno bob iie, mo-
immer es not1uenoig it, nit ben brt>
til9en un6 ruiiiIden 8erbonolungs-
partnern Jraftur reoen, uno oaB fte
Dem Cont uno Der Bropagan6o, ote
in Breiie unO &unofunf Ben tiefeu
@rnlt Der 8eltlage fortgeiebt Der.
l9lelern uno elmer tpirfliden 20Iuna
binoerli6 I'M Bege iteben, burd I'm.
beIte6lide Offenbeit uno gBobrbett
Oie Utasfe nbreiBen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-19

an -, De9QDeH llu)r UIe uHIeC BtllIH
li6er @elpGbrsmann Deiter beri6te.
te, sic beioen Seeliorger ioglei6 gu
ibnen, Inn feit3uIteaen, tper BON H.
nen &otbolif, tDer Broteltant iei, 1tn6
pel6e ser llnglidlt6en 6os 8eoiirf-
mis- nod geiItlidem 3ulprud empfons
oen. 8loBlib ipuroe ibnen bon einem
Ser InItaltsmdrter Die @eiterfiibrung
Der erIten 9luSipra6e nit ben Ser
urteilten unter 8erufung ouf einen
~oireften 8efebI oes Siibrers" unter.
iogt, ser 8erlugung oes getitli6en
Gro Ites CUR 8erldGrfung Der Strafe
oerfiigt babe. Inter oen Berionli9-
teiten, 0ie Bforrer 8u6bol5 gum
@algen begleiten muBte, befanoen iib
auBer bon 8ibleben un0 @iep Wdn-
ner pie @eneral BON Seagiebel, @e-
neraaeutnont 8oul BON Sale, Gene
rolmaior Grid S0ppner, General
Otto bon Stiilpnogel, @raf Selmut
BON Otoltfe, @raf Beter g)orf BON
8ortenburg, 8otlbafter l1arid bon
Sulieu, 3r. &orl @oroeler, Der fritz
bere 2eip5iger OberbiirgermeiIter
uno no6molige &eids-Breisfommii-
Jar Ser @itler-&egierung, Ser Soupt-
fiibrer Der l1ntergruno-B -Be1pegung bes
SabreS 1914, fener @rof BON S9u-
Icnburg uno 0r. Otto Bopit, ser
preuBii6e 5toot5miniIter, ia.
vytihts blieb ungelbeben," erfubr
man pon oem Brieiter peiter, linn Die
fir BEN @algen beitimmten Wednner,
sic am s. Augu1t 1914 in BIobenlee
ein3utreffcn begonnen, in ibren Ieb-
ten Sogen lnO 5tunOen gu oeniiti-
gen. Sic nuroen Iogleid nod 9ln-
tunft in geltreifte Strdflingstro9t
geItedt uno erbielten Sol3pantoffeln,
in 0enen tie BEL ieOem @ebperlu6
itolpern muBten. 8iloreporter Der
yta3i=8ldtter muBten loIde S5enen
gum @auOium Oe5 gea5i-Sonbugels
uufnebmen. glQe Gerurteilten nluBten
unraiiert bleiben 8iele 5eigten am
&0rper Spuren bon S6ldgen, Die es
auf lie gebagelt butte, unb alien mar
gntfrGftlng Ourf) Sunger an3uies
ben. Weon fam ltd Oenten, 6aB fei-
ner BON ibnen prQientabeI ousiab,
aber in Oielem 3uItanoe muBten ite
| it'd pbotograpbieren loiien, % jim.
gere Sffi3iere, oenen man Die 9tloer
lpatcr in Die Sanoe 0riidten, Sen ob-
ItoBenOen @inorud BON ,8erbre9ern'
empfungen ioqten, Die it6 an bem
,6iibrer' Dergriffen batten. =. A6t
@olgen paren auf Dem @efGngnisboI
uufgeIteat, uno bic Sinri6tungen er-
folgten oenn audi in @ruppen bon
ie ad)t.
v9llS Elm auBereep0bnli6 topferer
Utann ltarb II. q. au6 Der 8utsbefit.
ger @Dolo BON &leiit. Ct batte Dem
olten Sinoenburg leiner5eit in Elm.
bringli6er Beiie porgeiteat, er per-
oe Den &uin oeS Saterlanbes auf Iein
@etpilien LADEN, Denn er 9itler gum
&et6sfan3ler ernenncn tpitr0e. SSn
itraffer Soltung marI6ierte Der &C..
treue 8orner nun gum @olgen. ="
Bforrer 8u6bol5 iibt oos glnt Ell
mes @efdngniseeiltliden lett 1943
aus. Na6 ieiner SdQBung itarben
allein in BloBeniee in ben Sabren
1943 uno 1914 uno in ben erIten
Otonoten oieles SabreS mebrere tau-
leno Weniden ol5 Opfer Der Sitler'.
ihen 9ittotur- ~SuIti3". i'm 8ran=
Oenburger @efangnis leien pom Of
tober 1910 bis gum Gnoe Der Sitler-
Belt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sinrid)-
tungen Doll1tredt Doroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-19
Der Oftfrieg

Bie unier BoIf bon elmer gefGbr.
lt6en Sropogonoo immer nieoer m
Die SIRE gefiibrt miro, 6afiir lieferte
Die oerfloiiene 8o6e einen neuen 8e-
Deis. gte mir unter 8eruflnq ouf
Dirfli9e &enner Der 8erbGltniffe oft
uno oft ausgefiibrt babet1, erIeioet Der
&rieg gegen Sapan Ieit SSSabr un6 Eaa
beoentli6e Semmungen un0 Ser.
l6leppungen Our6 Die 6ineiiIdeu
&ommuniiten uno 6eren Weosfou'er
9intermanner. Die fomnuniitiId5e
propagonoa iteGt es onoers bin.
ytod tbr, Die in unlerer rotten uno
rolaforbenen Sugespreiie einen 1tar-
ten &iidbolt finoet, lit Gbiang &ot.
l6et Der Siinoenbod, 0a er 0ie 4om-
muntiten an Der @ntfaltung ibrer
&rafte binoert uno mebr @nerqie ouf
oeren 8eorangung als auf 6en &ompf
9egen Sapan Derpenoet. Oie NIT Die
ler Sropagunoa berbunoenen Quer.
trelbereien baben tpieberbolt gu be-
oauerliden Spannungen gefiibrt.
Sbnen fielen General Stillneu un6
lett piellei6t ouf) @enerolmaior
Claire 8. GbennouIt gum Spfer. Or
ltano ieiner5eit an Der Spite BON
Gbinas ~Jlping Sigers" un6 mur
5nr5eit &ommanoeur Der II. g. Sour.
teentb slir 5orce. @r iit lebte @o6e,
oaeroings nod eigener 0arI Itellung
aus 8elnnobeitsrii riidit6ten, 5uriidge.
treten. @r fonnte in elmer BreIiefon.
feren5 NIT @enugtuung feitltellen:
~0te Sapaner iino iett in Der 2uft
geldlagen" uno befinben ii6 auf Dem
Hiid5ug, na6oem es einmol gei9ie-
men batte, als iei China erleoigt. aber
Der tupfere Sa1toeeen bei6rGnfte iei.
ne 8emertungen nibt ouf Die milit6-
ride Sage. Wtit aller SdGrfe tpano-
te er li6 gegen roerantportungsloie
Gritifer oabeim", Die an China nor
gelten, Gbiang &ai>idef perldIterten
uno. ben &ommuniIten unberoiente
Sorbeertran5e 1pdnoen.
8as er gum 2obe Gbinos uno our
Gbarafterilierung Der &ommuni1tea
81 agen batte, miro in Botsoam bof-
fentli6 niht iiberbort, penn bort
itber oen Breis berbanoelt miro, BEN
Stalin fir &ublonos problemotiIdes
@ingretfen in oen iopanii6en 9riea
foroern oiirfte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-19
5Ph15tgttrr 6riinhunnstag
nPr KnttDrpgattnn nRr
Mi11tntlH-Rpnpntk-
ttnprtnttPt,
Bon einem MitgIieb ber
UngregattDn

Am "a. September 6s. Sabres fei-
ern Die Meillions- s-8enebittinerinnen
ben ie65igIten @eoenftag Der Grim
oung ibrer &ongregation. SSbr Saupt.
tloiter befinoet ii6 in Gubing, Sber-
bayern. Das ameritanil9e Briorot
nit Hooi5iat in Norfolf, Neb.
0ie folgen6en 3eilen loaen einen
fur5en ueberblid iiber Die IrbeitsfeI-
Der un6 oaS oielge1taltige @irfen Der
WillionS= =8eneOittinerinnen bieten.
Arbetts feIoer: 9nS dIteIte
Wliliionsgebiet Der Niliions.8eneoif-
tinerinnen lit SItofrifo. 1888 tpuroen
Die erlten S6tpeitern ols 9elferin-
men Der 8enebtttiner- -Wiiiionore, no9
BORT ousgeianot. SIM Sabre 1908
nabmen iie ibre geiegnete Sdtigfeit in
8raitlien ouf 1906 folgten bic 8bi,
Iippinen, 1914 8ulgorien, 1921
Siionelt-Ifrtfo, 1922 Gioafrifa un6
Noroomerifa, 1925 &orea uno einige
Sabre ipater Sngolo.
8trfungsfreis: AIS Ius,
ipenoerin Der @rl0Ier-2iebe fmo Die
Niiiions=8 =8eneoiftinerin ibren 8ir-
fungsfreis in ieoem 8erei6e gel it'll.
der uno leiblider Scot: Sic tpirft oIs
2ebrerin an @lementori6ulen, Oeit.
telI6ulen, &ollegien, Seminarier,
ols gr5ieberin einbeiniI6er 0i05e-
iongenoiieni6often uip. ulp. 4ls
&ronfeni6meltern Ieilten iie 5ama.
riteroienite in Spttal, Apotbefe un6
Brioatpflege
~&onnten mir Die oeri9iebenurtige
arbeit, Die au6 nur in elmer 5tun6e
glei65eitig auf ben oieIen 0ieoerlol.
Iungen nit Sano unO Ser5, nit iorg-
lamem JleiB un0 nit bingebenoer
2tebe geleiltet miro, 0ur9 &amera
uno OetfrOpbon feitbalten, 10 gGbe
oas elnen anregenoen Sonfiln, benz
mir oaS 8ort 5ugrunoe Iegen fonn-
ten: ,Bir belfen uno beile11', ODER
aHd: ,@bre lei @ott unO 5rieoe ben
Wfenl6en!'" Z"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-19
SGtigfeit in Der SdmIe

8irten in Otittell6uIe, Bfarri9u.
len uno Sommerl9ulen nit religi0.
fem unterridt, lit Die arbeit unIerer
&ebrerinnen in 9oroamerita. Nn'
iabrlid erm0gliden iie oua our9 if.
re treue Witarbeit Die Ibbaltung BON
grer5itien fir iunge UtGo6en uno
abpe6ielnO fir 5rauen uno Wtiitter.
Sn 8raltlien uno auf ben Bbilip.
pinen lit Die SdultGtigfeit Die folt
ausi6lieBli6e lufgdbe Der Wi1iions'
8eneotttinerinnen. Sauienoe bon
S6ilern unO S6iilerinnen geben in
ibren S6ulen elm uno aus.
8 d ulen in 8raiilien;
Seroorragenoes miro in 8raiilien
ouf Dem @ebiete Der @r5iebung ge.
leiitet in ben &ouegien uno 5emino.
rien 5u Sorocaba, &io be SSaneiro,
Slinoa uno &ecife. @egenp1rtig i'll
ou6 in Sreiibente Bruoente Elm 8or
Tltr @lementari6ule uno @pmna1ium
i'm 8eroen. 0ie S6tpeltern in Sta.
petininga miibten iid ebenfous lett
Sobren I'M 0lenite Der Sugeno, oes.
glel6en in Garuaru, Bonn SSaroim
uno 8oa Siltu am yiio 8ronco.
8 6 ulen auf oen B bill b.
pinen - 3erit0rung un1
US e a III I b au: Muf Den Bbi.
lipplnen batte beionoers oQs &oaeq
in U}anila nit ieinen bod angeiebe.
men &onierbatorium einen &uf. Sci.
Der muroen Dot iamtli9e @ebGuoe
Iomt Der i6onen Stride, elm &aub Der
Jlommen. Im Is. 5ebruor 1915, Ell,
men Sag bepor Die glmerifoner bon
Dem betreffenoen Staotteil 8elis erD
greifen fonntenL gei6ab Oas Sur6t.
bare. geur Die I'M @arten liegenoe
9au5boltungsi6ule tpuroe eri6on1
uno Oient elmer &eibe bon 56me1tern
3unahlt ols @obnung. - au6 Die
Sbulen in gapite, Santa Gru3, Sc,
gaipi, Srmoc uno Spon nur6en Sp.
fer oes &rieses.
@roB mar Die 2ebensgefabr fin
oiele S6peltern, aber Der Serr be-
biitete tie. 60 beri6tete uniere liebe
S6Deiter &ita S6oemig gu 8eginr
oieies Sabres (1945): ~8om 19. Of.
tober biz gum IA. 0e5ember 1914
maren mir tatidblib Itanoig unite,
Seuer. 8ir poren glei6 ben Sling
lingen i'm 5euerofen. 0o6 @ott mai
gut. . 8ir itno aae nobl unb mar,
ten uuf uniere &iidfebr nod Ormo'
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-27
Innocent DOrOthY
Prefers Wayne
County Jail

One girl is still being held by
Wyandotte police for investigation
of a coat theft from the Wyandotte
Alkali Club. Three juvenile girls
and one juvenile boy have been
turned ever to the Juvenile De-
tention Home on similar charges.
Two other boys have been released
for lack Of evidence.
Dorothy Skwarlo. II. 1851 Ed
wards street, Detroit, was turned
over to Wyandotte police after her
arrest in Detroit. She will face ex-
animation by a Wayne County
prosecutor today.
Questioned in her cell Wednes-
day night by a News Herald re-
porter, Dorothy insisted this was
the first time she had been in
trouble. She then asked If it could
be arranged for her transfer back
to the Wayne County jail. Its
more comfortable there" said Dor
othy.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-27
Failure To Clear
Sidewalks Will
Bring Tickets

Icy sidewalks, which have brought
pedestrians scores Of falls this
week, will result in tickets for prop
erty owners unless they are cleared
off, Police Chief Martin Lilienthal
warned today.
Under the city ordinance" the
chief said, property owners mus
clear ice and snow off sidewalks
within IL hours after the last snow
fall. If residents are unable 70 clean
the ice off, they must sprinkle sat-
OF ashes OH it."
Warning TO property owners have
been given by city police through
out the past week, with little re-
suits, and the dangerous condition
Of the sidewalks brought the threat
of tickets to property owners.
As a result of Mondays snow
and sleet storm, roads and walks
are covered with ice. Biddle avenue,
a county road, is in the best con-
ditior, the chief pointed out, as the
result of sprinkling calcium chlor-
ide on the icy surface but city side
streets still remain a source of
danger TO motorists and pedestrians
alike.
Although we have been pretty
lucky so far. with only minor injury
accidents reported over the holi-
days." the chief pointed out, "driv-
ers should use caution"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-27
Studebaker On
Fulltime Basis
By January 2

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Dec. 81
W.R)-The Studebaker Corp. an
nounced today that automobile
production would be resumed on a
fulltime basis Jan. 2.
Chairman H. S. Vance Of the
Studebaker board Of directors said
the corporation planned to build 400
passenger cars DAY, concentrating
on the low-priced Champion model.
Truck production, he said, would
depend on delivery of parts.
Vance said an additional 5000
employees would be hired by the
corporation, bringing the total force
to more than 5000.
Production had been curtailed by
a lack of parts from the Warner
Gear Co., Muncie, Ind, where a
strike had been In progress until
last week.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-27
No More Chills
For FOllies Girls

PARIS -UP- The French gov
eminent has taken pity on two
famous Paris institutions shivering
nudes who pose for artists and the
girls who dance for soldiers with
nothing warmer than feather fan.
It has promised special allotments
Of coal to the Beaux Arts, famous
art school, and the Follies Bergere.
Last winter art classes had to be
suspended because the models said
it wa too cold to strip. The girls of
the Folies Bergere threatened to
strike in protest at sub-glacial tenn
peratueS.
I'VE were promised coal but we
are deSolated - 1t hasn't arrived
yet" a Folies spokesman said. "All
we want is enough to take the chill
off,"
Last winter, the coolest for years,
the famous state theater, the Com
edie FRANCHISE, had to hire q full
time doctor to attend the coughing
stars.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-27

Meat!

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-WD
The former Army PFC looked
panied.
Nuts" he said.
The others reacted similarly.
They had been, respectively, Navy
Lieutenant, a TIA, a Chief Petty
Officer. q Ships Baker and a
Master Sergeant.
Now they were all civilians, and
they were all a little sore.
What they were sore about was
an item in the paper. 1t was an
inconspicuous little item at the bot
tom Of page 5. 1t quoted the Amer
lean Meat Institute as saying vet
craps were one reason for the meat
shortage. The item said veterans
got to be big meat eaters" in the
late war.
The CPO professed to be baffled.
Meat?" he said, looking blank.
@Oh, yes. That's what they used
to feed the officers."
The ex-Navy Lieutenant made
remark which was un-officerlike In
the extreme.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-27

II beg your pardon" he added.
What I mean to say is that where
I was, we ate--if you'll pardon the
expression-Spam."
The item had something about
how much top grade beef went to
the armed forces. The ships baker
cboked up.
The TIA said he was amazed.
THAT is very queer" he said.
"All the time I was in the Army.
the only beef I got was on a Navy
ship. On Saipan we got no beef.
We got chicken-fried SPAN"
The Master Sergeant was not in
clined to deny that the armed
forces got a lot of first rate meat.
Il wouldn't know" he said.
Maybe we did. AL ! know is that
ali the meat I saw in Europe came
out of cans. Andi It all tasted alike"
The former PFC was still looking
panied. He read the item again.
$50 we're to blame for the meat
shortage" he said.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-27
CT Who Criticized
Redeployment
Restored To Rank

Robert w. Young, author of a
story published in the Wyandotte
News-Herald, has been restored to
his rank of It's by order of 1t.
Gen. w. D. Styer, Western Pacific
Commander.
The story, which appeared in a
November issue, criticized CONVEX
sion and assignment Of Liberty
ships which might have carried
troops home. Young reported some
OF the ships were being converted
to transports for returning Japan
csc troops to Japan.
Following publication of the story,
Young. service publication editor,
was denoted to a private.
1t. Gen Styer directed that
henceforth Young not be assigned
to any future duties in the infor-
nation or education division of the
command.
The article, criticizing use of
American ships to transport Japs
while American soldiers waited for
homeward passage, was published
In THE Homeward Herald" at CAL
oban, Leyte, prior to its publication
ip the Wyandotte News-Herald.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-27
I'm Radio
Station Gets
City Praise

News that an FIN radio station
for Wyandotte has been approved
By the Federal Communications
Commission brought praise from
city leaders today.
F. w. FroStic, superintendent of
schools, termed the conditional
grant "a fine thing for Wyandotte
and for the school children of the
CITY,"
In a statement issued during the
council session Wednesday night
Mayor Louis w. Benin said,
Please permit me to extend my
congratulations on your receipt of
permission to own and operate your
FM radio station, also to voice my
gratitude and appreciation of your
great interest in the development
of our fine city.
This is great undertaking and
the benefits to Wyandotte will be
too numerous to mention.
Many JOIN with me in wishing
every success in this great venture"
George Wilbur, secretary-treas-
urer of the Merchants Association
voiced the congratulations of Wy
andotte's merchants, saying, I'VE
now await with great anticipation
the building of the Wyandotte
News Company,s FIN radio station,
WJJW. AS means of furthering
Wyandotte enterprise the value of
radio station Is unreasonable.
The more than two years of pre-
innfliafy work by Strauss Gantz in
securing this grant speaks well
for the future of local radio sta
ton and further, for the progress
siveness of the Wyandotte News
Herald"
Merchants throughout the area
sent congratulations upon hearing
of the FEC grant Appliance mer-
chants voiced their determination
to see that radio buyers purchased
receivers which would operate on
the latest frequency meditation
channels. Although leading radio
makers are now producing sets
with the FIN band there are some
sets already on the market which
are of the old AM type. These ra-
dic sets will not receive FIN broad
casting.
1t Is expected that there will be
over $50 FIN radio stations on the
air within year. Radio buyers are
cautioned to bear this in mind
when purchasing new receiver.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-27
Priests Hang
For MassacreS

BELGRADE W.D - Seventeen
defendants, including two Catholic
priests, we're sentenced to death to-
day In a mass trial Of a1llaboras4en-
lists at LjubiJana.
Sixteen other defendants we're
given forced labor terms ranging
from eight to 20 years. Only one
person was acquitted.
The court held that Petar Krishai,
one of the two condemned priests,
served as chaplain for a home guard
unit actually working with the Nazis
and which melted and helped car
~ out massacres and helped torture
prisoners.
Nranz Cerkovnik, was accused OF
betraying active members Of the Lib
Grafton Movement and helping to
torture and kill them
The second priest, Frank Cerkov-
mix, was accused of betraying active
members of the Liberation Move
ment and helping 20 torture and
kill them in a concentration camp
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-12-27
CLEAN ICE FROM WALKS WITHIN
u HOURS WARNS POLICE CHIEF
SANTA IN JAIL

GRAND RAPIDS. WP)-Santa
Claus won't be going back to the
North Pole for a few days-the
cops will see to that.
Santa, on the police court blot
ter as Victor Chickie, 42,-today
denied in police court that he
was drunk when, with red uni
form. whiskerS and all, he went
into an appliance shop and de-
manded new one for a coffee
percolator which was busted.
The coffee percolator was one
of the presents he bought his
wife, and, when observing it was
busted, took it back after he had
distributed the rest of the pres
ents. He was released on bail
yesterday after spending part of
Christmas in a cell, fully at
tired as Santa Claus.
Trial will be held tomorrow.