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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-14
BOY DIES

Detroit-AP Jimmy Sarchet.
the little hero OF Detroit's West
Side, died today. The l4-year-old
boy succumbed TO a paralysis which
within a year had taken his sight
and his hearing. He and his moth
err Mrs. Fred Sarchet, had learned
to converse by means OF 4 morse
code OF finger tappings on each
others palm.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-14
Local Securities
REBATES ORDERED

Lanslng-AP--The State Public
Service Commission today ordered
the Michigan Bell Telephone Com
pany to rebate S3,50O0O) to its Gus.
toners for each OF 1914 and l945
and to reduce its 1876 rates by n
similar amount.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-14
XenetahIen


BEETS-No ]. 75c-Sl doE. bchs.
CABBAGE-No. l. 75c.Sl.OO.
CARROTS-No. /. 10000 doI. bchs.
CELERY-Root No. |, S3.5O-4.OO
hu
CAULIFLOwER-No. l, S2.50-3.OO
bu.
DRY ONIONS No. /, S2.0O-2.37
80 ID sack.
POTATOES New. No. /, $40
go; l50lb,. sack.
PARSLEY-Root. No. /. si25-l.50
bu.
RAD!SHES-New, No. l, 800 doE.
bChs
PARSNlPS No /. s1.OO-l25 bu.
RUrABAGAS-No |. 81 OJ-i25 bu.
SQUASH Hubbard. bu. No. /.
Sl.50-200
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-14

Pontiac, Mich.-AP- Examlna-
ton Of Edward Bellm on a murder
charge was adjourned until Tues
day after the former Detroit police
man denied under ossquestion.
ing TIL, rsday that he was near the
scene OF the Staying OF Mrs. Alberta
Rose Young last Oct 30.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-14
Ypsilanfi Briefs
Money MISSING

Police today we're investigating
the disappearance OF $3.50 from the
purse OF Mrs Dorothy RIdeout. 655
Armstrong DR.. Mrs. Rideout told
police that the money belonged to
an organization OF which she is
treasurer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-14
New York Stocks

New York. Dec. l4-AP-Irregui
arly lower trends continued to rule
today's stock market although sci.
ling pressure still was exceptional.
ly light.
Dealings slowed appreciably az.
ter a relatively quiet opening
While scattered fayorites made
little-headWay. fractional declines
predomiRated near midday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-14

$50; large SOS; medium 51.s-51.s;
small 4lia.
Browns-Grade A: large SIS;
medium SIS. -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-14

Tonight
NBC-S:00 Paul Lavalle Concert;
900 People Are Funny;
$40 Waltz Time:
1000 Mystery Theater.
CBS-7:30 Ginny' SiIlms and Gron-
cho Marx:
$3.50 Kate Smith Sings:
500 II Pays To BE Ignorant:
$3.50 The Websters;
1000 Bob Hope with Moore and
Durante.
ABC-s:0O Blind Date;
$50 This is FBI:
500 Famous Jury Trials:
1000 Bout, Beau Jack VS.. Willie
Joyce.
MBS-s;0O Hercule Polrot, Detec-
tive:
$40 Freedom OF Opportunity.
Life OF Bob Hope;
$3.50 Ted Lewis and Mort Dow.
ney:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-14

APPLES-Wea,thy. No. l, S4S4 45-
10. bu.i Mcintosh, No. ]. S4S4;
Snow, 40. /, $iS4; Jonathans.
40. l. SLSi bu.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-14

National sroadeaStlB1 Company
RED NETWORK pLW 700. " w
$50. WMAQ SO.
ABC NETWORK WXYZ 1910.
VIVIAN 1850
Columbia 6roadesstlna Company
HJ3 $50. WBBM $50. WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1860, VICAR 1850. WBNs
1860 WDOD 1910.
Mutual Bros dessting Company
RED NETWORK CKLW 500,
WJBK 1890. WGN 40.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-14
Boys Released

Police have released two boys.
both is years old. who admitted
chat they opened city fire hydrants
Halloween. City officials estimated
the prank" cost the city at least
$50 in lost water and labor costs.
They were questioned Thursday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-14
6 DOS

Detroit. Dec. Hap WA -
Michigan graded eggs In case lots
FOB Dairoit.
Whites Grade A: Extra large
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-14
Rural Events
SUNDAY
Salem

The Washtenaw County Brother.
hood at the Willis Methodist
Church in the afternoon and eve
ming.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21
Errpg1ug auf kumuta&rnn

9ie BropagnnounliibIcn arbeiten
oer3e!t nit Sodorl1d, INN Die @reuel
ouS5uldroten, Die aus ben No5i-&on-
5entratlonslagern guhcnmoI9, 1o=
tDou uIw. Geridtet perOen. &oIlp=
tpooo Ifaltet lid inItinftgemQB elm in
Die &onIlnttur. Samuel @oIbtppn,
Der Jllmnognat, bringt Die 9lnre=
gung, ~e5 miirOe Der @eIt for0erli6
iein, >penn Die GeIegierten in San
5ronclsco 5pei, orei Gage oomit gu
bru6ten, 81 ltlloieren, mas Die Ieuts
lden in gnglono, 6rontreid), RuB.
lnno angeribtet. Cine lol6e Sf)u,
ipllroe lbnen belfen, ibre O}ill;on 3u
perlteben" (gtem Oorfer ,limes', %.
Wtar3 1945).
gtun, id) oerfolge 5iemIib 3iele Der
9eridte, Die iebt ourd oie Yrclie
geben; ld babe mir iogar einen Slim
angeldollt. gntleblicb, grouenboft,
unmenld)lid! l1no oob fonnte ;6 mid
nt6t in hDIterild)e grregllng oc,leben,
Die Ser 3ned oieier Bropogon0o ein
lon. fidt etlpu neil MIDI ser &rieg
1don abgelti1mpft b0ttc, - id1 babe
Dem "8liB" in 2onoon miterIebt. Sd
CLAUDE nidt, ooB mein moroliide5
empfin0cn ld,on 10 obgcltl>mpft it,
ooB id ppiic)en reht uno unredt
11rd)t mebr llnterIhciOcn fonute. Sh
balte nod inlmer Ooron felt, ooB Die
8ebote 8Ottc5 iiber nlilitIriIhen
gtotmenolgftiten Itebcn, ooB ser &rieg
nidt ein !forotoriltm ser NforaI
reGtfertigt, OoB untcrld)icO3Iole5
8omboroiercn Ser 3ipiIbeD0lfcrung
V}or0 lit. Gie 9lrtifel uno 9il0cr
modtcn nibt ocsbnlb ouf MIDI nid)t
Den bcobflitigtcn gin0ruf, !pcil id}
in ocn Sabrcn OeS Samples gegcn
Sltlcr ben Plab in einem So (&on=
5entrution5loCer) fiir mid rcleroicrt
lnb, m1rc idl niht 0onf Ser @or1e5=
ung llnO Der Iutlode, oob mid Elm
"N0n=Stob"- sing noh Gori5 hrohte,
ooron porbcigcfonmen. Sd mar niGt
10 ertlebt, neil Sic BropogorSo=slb
ltht gera0c DOR mlo DGbreno San
6ropciSco 5!t offeniidtIid) lit. Sh BIN
ytenld, Gbrilt, Erieltcr unN ni6t
Sdollpieler, ocm Bic Hegie sic &oae
ouSlegt. Sd fam MIDI nidt ouf Som.
nonoo erregcn. Wein @ntieben miro
oltrd Sic Ocrbrederiihe Sat, nitt
ourd oie 9lufmohung berporgerufen.
SSeoe Ncbenabiid1t oeritimmt mid.
&edt lit Helbt, menn mein 6eino i'm
&edt lit; ltnredt lit llnredt tpenn
eS mein 8ruoer begebt 3upiele Sra.
gen ordngten 1tf mir auf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21
Rptnttrr Snnnrnglan5

8ic rein lno bcrrlit ftrableno lit
Der Slang Ger liebeu Sonne, penn
lie zines l6one11 WtaienmorgerS ber-
uuT1teigt am u5urblauen 0imnlel53elt
uno fem &oltleln ibre Brndt u1ns
Hort. 9tidJtS SrOilhe5 fonlmt 0iele,n
SGnnenglnn3 an Yradt uno Rein.
belt gleld). liner 9lugc lit 5u ldnpa6,
I'M i'm ull53lGbalten; e5 miro geblen.
Oet melln e5 pogt, 1einen Slid an
i'm 3u beften.
Gu5 lit Elm gon5 id}1pode5 Bib
bonn unur5lpredlid)en Sonnenglan5,
ben Oottcs 0eiligfeit ulro 8eredtig-
felt ull5iroblt. Eor ibr muB oQe
ntruiNlibe Stiligfeit 5uriidtreten uie
Dos blolie 4tOnOIiNt Der 9tatt Dor
DEM reinlteN Sonnen8lan5 oe5 90
gea. Nlnn1erbm mlB nber 8ottes
@eili9fcit llnD Ocrehtigfeit uns Elm
GIntricb lein, INNER poufomrener 5u
mer0en, genr0B Ser erniten Wobnung
<<clu I'M Gpon9rlilm: rN8 II II
cure Ueredtigfeit nj d +
D . | ntmcner elm mirb
ais 0ic Ser Shriftgelebrtcn uno 8bu-
rider, 10 ~ crOct ibr nj d +
ms @ @immclrei t cinge-
y bcn." Sdalcn mir ct1pa5 hinein in
Die mou5ipreflife @eiligfcit unb
0ercd)tlgfeit 8ottc5, - ober - neil
lie rcinitcr SonnengInn5
lit, gebrultdlen mir babel Die Shuss
brille Ocnriitjgcn, fin0Iicben @ln11.
benS.
1ciliQ nernt man audi oie 6 n.
gel uno icne Menl1en, 1pelde oos
0ute rcd)t licben ltnb oa5 8ole eben.
10 Ocrobld)euen. Seilig mar 3. g.
S bannes Ser S0ufer;
oenn er Iicbte Die gntboItionfeit
un0 oerabihellte bic llnentbalt1am.
felt 10, oaB er iif in cine 8iiite be.
gob uno BORT bloB Se1Idredan un0
(Sorrtesune aM, Sesre ~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21
Dereinsftaebr ebriehten

-8rooflpn, g. 3. @ie Die
Braiioentin ces Sotbolii6en 6rauen.
bullOes, Jrou 06arp 5iller=2obr, TO-
eben befannt gab, lit 6ie MGternitD
@rilo nun oud in Ser Oi08ele 8roof-
lDn erridtet tporoen, nudoen 8is
id)of WeuIlop Dem bo6tp. Srn. fSron-
cis 81. t5roeblif, Rforrer Der @e-
meinoe Il. 8. Srau bonn 3roIte in
@oneD SsSslano uno Spiritual bes
8rooflDner 31reiges bes Srouenbun.
bes, oie oa5u erforberlidben Soamo6-
ten erteilt bate.
SSn ieinem 8riefe an Bfarrer
6roeblid legte Bii6of Weuuop cine
perlonlid)e @obe BEL, rols einen er-
item sl11sorud nloterieQer 8etbiIfc
fir Die @rfitllung oieies prattiiden
lno 5eitgenldBen Grogranmn5". Ser
Bildbof iprob oen1 &utbcliider
6rGuenbunb aud> feline slrerfennung
aus ~fiir feline 8etatigunQ I'M &nmp=
fe gcgen ben u1t1tttli6en @influB unb
Die IGabliden Solgen Der @eburten-
observation-disclosures unb -praftifen,
Die leioer in 1tnierer ber5eitigen @elt
10 berbreitet itnb". gr fiigtc bin5u,
Bob es lein efttites @ebetsonliegen
iein miro, ~6aB Sbre bodit tpiirbieen
,r1b Dertpolen 8eitrebungen in Die.
Ter Sode itd zines bouiten MaBes
oes Segens unb @rfolges erfreuen
m0gen".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21

beit eine fur5e 9InIpra6e, in Der er
Ii. q. folge1t6eS ausfitbrte: r8enn
0elttihlono in Dem Hinge11 1tm Die
iteigenoe Gerpirflihung oeS 5rie,
oen5 uno OeS GcritonOigung$geoan.
tens belhe bereit5 bead}tensperte uno
unleugbure grfolge gu per5ei6nen
but, 10 tDetB Die @elt, in 1peld) 1tar-
fem NoBe oieie erfrelIi6e, our6 Die
meitblideroe Staot5tunlt fritberer
6ubrer bon tangent grunoge1e9te uno
Oorbereitete @eiterent1pitlung in it,
rem ietigen StoOilln1 Der obgeflQr.
ten gSeiSbett Gltrer gr5eaen3 3u ner,
oanten it, lpie nud Der bis gum So
oe betpabrten $9ingobe 0e5ienigen
Den IN Oleier Stunoe permi1ien 5u
milllcn, un5 Elm aufridtiger S6ner3
lit. SIT m0dte an 0ie1er Stclle ni6t
ld)elocn obne Oe5 berItorbenen Srn
4uBenlninilters Streiemonn in Qrou.
er gc0oht 81 boben."
N1ele Worte Yacelll5 oelgen Dle
CT eS OerltunO, 0iplomatil6e 9tottpe1l=
olgfelten nit 0eln 5l oerbinocn, ma5
er 1ulrflld logeu 1pollte. 9ll5 er lid
bonn Gberballpt 0e5 Rei6e5 oerab
l6leocte, blieb ibm nidts unoereS
lIbri0, ais iiir S5inoenbllrg lobenoe
Worte 81 flnHen, mie man audi beute
lnO III Der Tergongenbeit nen eng.
lllben &onig grfolge leiner Regie
rln0en anrtdlnet. 9lber nod in Dem,
1clbcn Sub, Der 9ln0enburg5 Sol
ol15prld)t gebt Bacelli uuf oaS Wir
ten >Strelenlonn5 ein bon Dem el
lebr mobl muBte, ooB Sinoenbur{
lbn1 nlht nit SDn1patbie gegeniibcr
1tono. teberoie5 mar e5 mebr als I'M
9emobnlld, III elmer iol6en Qlbl6ie0s
botld)oft neben Dem gfei6SprQiioen
rem oltN cinrn Derltorbenen @uBcn
ml1llter 3lt trlDabncn. 9inoenburg ii
ole2 nlld mobl u!fgefallen, 0ern il
1ener NntlDort fInoet lif) fem Wor
Der WltrolBllng Don StreIemunn:
Merf. Hocelli obCr botte nit leine1
@ortcn 0enl 9lrsOrllf pcrliebcn, mo-:
cr mlrtlib III oem Oomoligen 9Iugcn
bl1t tllbltc llno 0ud)te. 9l1h lei sic
Ter CSelegcnDrit belpiea Yocelli lein
Spmpotbie liir oie Sohe Der Icmo
f~otle, ala er Dor Dem reuftionlr= fon
lerootioen Heid5proiioenten Sen st
poncnten Ser Oe1uofrotii6en 9luBen
polltlt anerfennen0 berporbob.
So begleitcte ser pGpItlidJe Nuu
TINS Die oelltlde 2en1ofrotie un0 for
oertc lie, mo- er cS fonnte. glber lei1
grntluB luO Die 0tod)t 0e5 8upItc:
noren notllrgenaB begren5t SQtte1
Olelenigen Nie OomoIs Die Wtod
lp1rtlld in 9un0en botten, eiu 1Deni,
Don Der @eiSbeit Yaceui5 beIeilen, il
ipore es Wa5rldeinlib nidt gu oel
Greignll1en gefommer, bon ocnen oc
PopIt in leiner Ietten groBen Reo
lpruf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21

gorn, Seiterrei6ern, lit Die 5reibeit
lmo Der Jrieoe ser 8elt in @efobr;
aber 6aS ~aPPeasen1pt" Stulin5 gebt
meiter. O3an fam Die 8robleme Der
8eIt nidt nit ~erPediency" I0ien.
&onn mon ou5 gnn5e oel&tid)e Bolf
fir oieIe 8erbrehen in Oadau, Bu,
der1poIo, 8eI5en oeront1portli6 mo-
dpen? Shuidjnigg uno geienr0IIer, Die
et1uo5 Dilien ioQten, ingen: ugeetn!
0u5 oel1tld}e Solf mar Elm Spfer Der
g}u5Is 10 gut 1Die Die onoeren." q.
Sepmor berid?tet eben, 6oB man Ser
BREEDER aus zen 0efGngniIien beran'
5og 3u ben GcufeIeien in Godu1,
meil Die So 1id) bofiir niht bergob
(1)tinncopoliier ,Otornin9 Gribune',
II. ESlnD. !. 3. Campbell 1hreibt in
Der ,Gotbollt WorlO' (&5lni), bnB
nid)t einnol cin Yro5cnt Der 0euts
Ihen an ben Oreueln bcteiligt mar.
Ger NeoliIt Stolin lit audi bier melt.
Ihoucnocr, cr neiB >porum. g3 1pdre
nid}t oo5 erIte Wtal in Der 8eidibte,
oob Der 1Selno bon bel1te Der oSreuno
lon morgen lit. Wdbreno oe5 &ries
gea nor Der ruiiild)c Suoc Slpo @bs
rcnblrg gut 9enltg, in Der infamIt
Wcile 5l1 batcn llno Die &eiocnlbaf-
ten ul1f5urcI5cn. Sect 1peiit i'm Die
,YropOo' "a. NlpriD 3ureht: Conn
radc EhyCnbWg O7rySlmbhfioS." Sic
rerlDciIt i'm ouf Stolins Nort: u@s
1pure llderlid, Die Sitlers s&lioue NIT
Dem 0elltid}en Tolt 1tno Dem oeutlden
Stoat 5u i0cntlTi5iercn. Die @el6id).
tc benefit, GoB Die 6itler fonrrnen
lm0 gcben, 0o5 0eutld)e Iolf unb
Scr 0eutlde Stoot bleiben.
IS Ieblt Ger Noun1 onDere Sra.
gen 51 bebonSeln. Sd iob titr5lid
etncn Slim ton oeu Urelcln nit Der
&eihe l}ui5oIini5 IN Stalien. Iie1el-
ben &el,tc, Nie friibcr oen G1lce UNI
jltbcltcn, trompel11 ouf lcine &eid}e,
belp1tcn lie. SD bate oo5 8efiibl,
0oB 0ielcr E0bel 81 ieOer 8urborei
in ic0ent @3 f0big lporc. Sd fiird]te
nltr, Oiele Eropu9onOo tom ou3u
lcitt 5um Nltmerong meroen. SD
bolte ea fiir gefabrlid}, oaB man ieBt
Die Gcttld)en 5Dingt Oicie Slime au
leben, gang obgeleben oaDon, oaB
man 0ontit benefit, OuB 0a5 Oeut I6e
NOlt bon Den 0re1eln niht5 muBte.
Die Wtenidcll Die IN 8ari5 Oirnen
Sic &lcioer ubriiien uno lie nodt uno
geIdoren blrrt) Die StruBen trieben,
bunoelten nicbt ole aus Yotriotis-
mu5 uno OtrleBten 8eredtigteitsge-
fitbl. Ger WcQ CUR 8ered)tigfeit fiibrt
nid)t iiber SuOi5mu5.
IS liegt mir ferlt, ir9eno Elm Ser
bred)en, 0o5 ton Dem gto5i5 be0ongen
tDllrbe, gu beltrelten ooer ou6 nur 5u
belhonlgen. StroTe oen Shlrioi9en,
ia! Mert1DiirOig, in BEN 8iloern iob
man. OuB arme 2ellfeI beronQe3ogen
ml1r0u1, Die &eiden Der Opfer 5u be-
9raben Wurlm orme llnlhuI0ige,
i murllm nltt Die mirtli6 S6uloigen? :?
Sd] Debre mid] mir 0ogegen, baB
man ein gon6e5 SoIf perurteilt, neil
e3 nid}t inlltun0e mar, Die HeItbe11Ien
aus eine1n trunfcn &orper ou56ui6oI-
ten. Sd Dcbre MIDI gegen oen hop,
oetlen D}oBltcb: l1eberbetonung ser
Sd}uIo uuf Ger cinen Seite, 8Ii1tos
belt nod) ocr onocreu. Ofnn farm auf
! SoB uno 9fudlld)t feine neue Orb.
n1mg aufbouen. Sd bolte eS mit Dem
| Haplt: @ered,tigfeit uno 2iebe. Sd
balte e5 nit hem GponeeIium.
E ]. Reichenberser,
GlencroSS, S.sDak.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21
8tpdhltdbpes "a !
Nad} Idnge.

Nilmaufee, 8is. - Naa Idnee-
rem 2eioen itarb om 12. Suni Die
ebrp. 56tue1ter 8irgintta i'm ct.
SlndenS-Solpitol in ct. 2ouis, $780,,
I'M Sitter bon fitnfl1nofitnf5ig Sabren.
Sic mar etne Sodter oes Deritorbe.
nen @borles &noernidilo, 1ongiabri'
ger Praiioent oes St. Bin3eus BON
Bonl5Bereins in Oilpal1fee. Sic
tpur6e IN Miltpnufee geboren, trat
I'M SSobre 1909 in Sen Sroen Der
8armber5igen Sdapeitern uro bin.
terloBt eine Sdtpeiter, Grou Mar
S6oeb jun, iotuie brei 8riioer (Bil-
liam, Saul 1tr6 Sugo &noerni6tl6),
ole in WiI,poufee 1pobnbaft. Gas
8egrdbnis funo om Is. Suni in Du'
buque, Sn., itott.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-21

SIM Sitter bon neltnunbbier5ig
SSabren ltarb ploBli6 llno unertpars
tet Der bod):p. ST.. SenrD g. NobotnD,
8farrer Der st. @eciliaS@elnelnoe in
@isco11in 0eaS. @eboren in 8ater.
totpn om 25. Mqi 1896. mufte er
ieine Stuoie1 in ct. Sro1lciS, mo er
ON 2. Sebr11or 1929 Die Yrie1ter.
lpeibe erbielt. 0oroufbin oiente er
5unadlt als 9liiiitent on Ser 8oien.
fron3>@ereinoe in 9tacine rno leit
Sunni 1882 on Der 81. 0reifaltig,
feits. .@eneinoe bortlelb1t. 1912 m1lB.
te er franfbeitsbolber einen l0ngeren
nrla1tb neb1nen. S1n acknowledgement
Sobre tpurbc er glomini1trotor be1
@emeinoe III @ooobl1n uno felt Dem
25. Ipril bieIe5 Sabres mar er
Bforrer ill @isconltn QeQs. 0ie
feierliden @reqtien erfolgten an
oer9ongenen 0onnerstag. Sic 8ei.
iebung erfol9te om 6reito8 in $50
tertotDn nod einem iolennen &e:
ql1ien1ont, Dcbei @r5bii6of &4ileD Die
leste 9IbioIution an ser 8abre ipe1t'
0ete.
&uGeiter, g. 9. - P. George Wti
daeI 8bite. O.M.I., Der 6tpeite Sns
oioner in oieier @egeno, Der gum
Brielter gerpeibt tpur0e, feiert an
"a. Sunni in Der bieiigen ct. 8ot,
rid's@&ir6e feline 8ri1ni5. Sic Seit
preotgt balt P. Didoel SSacobs, S.
J., bon Der ct. 8egiS- -Snoioner-8e-
ferpation, oer erite 8oGbllt- -Wobatpf,
SS1roioner, Der bier ie getueibt Duroe
P. 8bite ipuroe 1918 ouf Der St
&eeis- -&eierbation gebore11, modtt
feline Stleoien am 9olD Ingels 1SS11,
ititl1te int Buffalo, ont geooi3iat Der
Oblntenpatres in Ne1pburgb, ge. q.
uno om Sblate S6olaiticate in $50
bi1rgton, mo- er om 4. Sunni BON ST.
fbof Surquelil BON Suoion BaD bie
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20

SANTA ANA Cal, June 19-When Johnny away
fighting and made him all sorts OF promises
Nothing be good for him when he got back
Now that the day Of homecoming is here for so many war
how ready TO make good those promises?
Unfortunately picture I've been hear
No giving the the ostrich psychology treat
Too many of stunning newspaper and magazine
articles though they contagious disease
We've been reading enough about the the plant
of these souls Its the thing and
again No getting ourselves upset about H."
Well their attitude may not upset them but II certainly
upSetting convalescing heroes like S/Sg Bill Umstead
hospital here Washington bureau be aerial
gunnerand darn good onewith the Fifteenth Army Air
Force Italy.
Bills Flying cracked up combat mission and
Purple Heart for his injuries Soon after he
the started wondering people have all
stopped reading newspapers.
Honestly" told LOT OF have to the
people don't read When got back to this
found that lot Of had heard OF the
Po River They didn't know what country the First Army
fighting They had heard of the terrible break
through at ST. Lo."
asked if boys in his outfit thought the home front
had fallen down the job.
Not at ALL" Bill hastened TO explain. Don't get that
impression, please We just every should be
interested enough this know what's going It's
real morale builder for when home and the folks
understand what talking when Poest the
Battle the Bulge Bridge And I'm the fell
lows from the Pacific feel the about the famous
battles in their theater.r
The former grew meditative
maybe Its plain vantywanng everybody TO know about
these things he said But the other hand hearen
ing when talk to civilians about the
sort OF intelligent conversation. IL makes
they have their hearts and minds in this thing too"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Evangelical
Church Elects

Officers for the coming term
will be nominated and elected to-
day at the 68th annual convention
of the Michigan District, Evan
gelical Lutheran Synod. at Beth
any Evangelical Church.
Maj. Wilfred j. Schneider,
chaplain for the 32d Red Arrow
Division. who spent 81 months in
the south Pacific, spoke on behalf
of the 255 pastors in service from
the Synod, which embraces sew
eral states.
The Rev. Andrew Zeile, current
president, reported that four new
churches had been added 10 the
Michigan group, 20 new pastors
and 33 more teachers. Attending
the convention are 500 pastors,
teachers and lay delegates, repre-
senting Dds congregations. i
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Waste Paper
Use Hits Peak

With consumption of waste
paper by Michigan mills last week
the largest in the last three years,
Everett c. Swanson, regional
WPB salvage director, today
pointed TO steep increases in the
demand for waste paper for the
Japanese war
Michigan mills consumed 14,551
tons for the week ending June 9.
The average weekly figure for the
last year was approximately
1880 tons.
THE demand emphasizes the
need for repacking items now In
Europe for shipment to the Jap
anese theater OF action" said
Swanson. I'VE must not only
maintain the pre-VE-Day collec-
tlons, but surpass them"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Carrier Finds
Money Order

Note to Mrs. Virginia L. McCor-
mick somewhere in DetroiD:
The $50 American Express
money order which you obtained
May ii in the name Of Patrick
L. Mccormick has been found.
A 15-year-old Times carrier
went to your address, given on the
order, but you were unknown
there. He searched the vicinity
for three hours after finding II
in Hart street between Goethe and
Mack.
The boy has left the money
order at Franks Cafe, Goethe and
Hart, and, if you don't call, it will
be turned over to American Ex-
press. The boys name is Angelo
Mellosi and he lives at 403O
FairView.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Denies Beating Police
During Liquor Raid

James Lacy, 80. Of 1851 w,
Warren, was under $500 bond to-
day, awaiting examination Friday,
after he had pleaded not guilty
10 charges of resisting an officer
before Recorders Judge John p.
Scallen.
Lacy was charged with beating
two officers from the Garfield
Station in a raid on an alleged
blind pig at 422 Theodore. early
SUNDAY.
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