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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Peace Conference
To Last Past June 6

WASHINGTON, June 2 up
President Truman has been noti-
fed that the San Francisco con-
ference definitely will not end on
June 6 as scheduled, the White
House said today.
White House Press Secretary
Charles G.. Ross said the President
still intends 10 address the par
lcy's closing session. but the date
Of that session cannot be deter
mined Yet but is expected some
days after June g. and Mr.. Tru-
mans trip 10 San Francisco has
been postponed accordingly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Annen S Parents
Receive Medals
Z Others Decorated
at Also Ceremonies

Mr.. and Mrs. John r Van de
Vuurst, 1904 WDodhsti, received
the Air Medal with two oak leaf
clusters posthumoHsly awarded
their son, fst Il. Henry KaH=de
Vuurst. Al ceremonies Saturday
AZ the Central District, AR Tech
nicai Service Command, w. War
ren at Lonyo.
II Van dc VuurSt was 20 years
old when he was killed last No
vember after completing 20 mis-
sions over Europe As a navigator
on BIZ. His entire crew was
killed IN a CRASH whfie taxing off
for weather observation fight.
-Four other decorations we're
presented by Col Leslie Gordon,
assistant commanding officer Of
tho Central District ATSC. They
were MADE 10 1st 1t JameS c.
Lowrie. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Russ
{. LOWrie. AL W. Garfield who
received the DFC. and Pfc Harry
Weipert. 1912 Herman. honorably
discharged, who received the Pur-
pie Heart
Mrs Lillian ". Youmans S2Sl
Grayiield. received the DFC post
humously awarded her son, lst Ii.
Charles r YoumanS
Mr. and Mrs David s. Lovey,
1885 Buckingham. Lincoln Park
received the Air Medal with one
oak leaf cluster posthumously
awarded their son, 1st 1t. Alex
ander Lovey.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Ships Gunner Cited
For Staying by Gun

For standing ky his gun ITO de-
liver effective FIRE against tho
enemy' when his ship was sunk
of Two Jima two days before
B-Bav-- GuuuerS Mate &c jOhn
W Fullerton Of 120s LScast has
teen Commended b 81 his- com
handing officer.
With a shipmaic he remained
st his post until inLGea 20 with
draw because OF wounds. -Four
crew frirtr1t1rtx= we're killed and -
wounded when the ship was
struck by heavy enemy shells.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Navy 10 Free
Over A
Those in Key Posts
May Have TO Wait
By ROBERT MCCLELLAN

While the navy has announced
that IL has no plans for partial
rehabilitation such as the armys
IS point system. IL has revealed
that all enlisted men over AZ and
retired o3icers will be eligible for
discharge for release from active
duty soon.
Enlisted men over AZ who can
be replaced Immediately will be
discharged or released TO inactive
duty within three months If sta
toned In the United States or
within six months If az an ad-
Vaneed base, or az sea, the navy
CfatpG
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
World Waf4 Casually

WEST FRANKFORr II June
? GcPl-Bly McCIHmeHt, II
West Frankfort. became one Of
the latest casualties OF World
War ! when n 3-nch gas shell a
Z5-ycar.oid souvenir. Unexpectedly
discharged. lie suffered flesh
wounds
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
ST Million Howitzer Shells

Production Of the first million
1O5-mm. howitzer shells by Chov-
rolet in buildings Of the st. Louis,
Mo, ordnance plant vas an
nounced by NJ. Z. Coyle. general
uanarpr
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

lands Will open
this Sunday in
as pre- d o m i
nAntly Polish
parishes of the
Detroit Arch
diocese.
Msgr. Adal-
bert Zadala.
pastor of AS
sumption tPol-
ish) paris h,
h g a d S I h e
-A-EcAd die o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Aid 10 Poles
Mapped Here
100 Tons Of Supplies
Sought in Campaign

A campaign 10 gather 100 tons
Of food concentrates and other es-
sentials of life for distribution 10
Polish refugees in France, Bel
gium, Germany and the Neither
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
GO BACK TO SCHOOL

The number of veterans return
ing TO schools in the Detroit area
is growing in proportion 10 the
rate of discharge from the armed
forces.
Wayne University for instance.
has 34S ex-servicemen and women
enrolled, more than three times
the figure year ago, and 22.2t-per
.centof- them are married. The
group includes l. women, repre-
senting al! branches of the service.
With S. enrollees. the College
of Liberal Arts boasts the largest
veterans enrolment among the
IL schools and colleges. The grad
uate school and the colleges OF
engineering and pharmacy also
have a large percentage Of the
veterans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
NEED 1880 MONTHLY

After full strength is reached
the navy will seek only replace
ments, which current figures
show 10 be about 1880 a month.
The navys June draft will be
IS 600 the marines 1000 and the
coast guard viii ask for none.
The end Of the European war
meant surplus nanpower for the
army but for the navy it meant
only a chance TO move more sea-
power into the Pacific.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05

Somewhere in the PHILIPPINES
Pvt. Manley j. Eylts, of Wyan-
dotte, Mich, switchboard opera
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
Trenton Exchange
Names Committees

Herbert Curtis, president Of the
Trenton Exchange Club, has re-
leased his standing committees for
the ensuing year.
Edward A. Bertrand was named
program chairman TO be assisted by
Carl E. Seigel, Curtis Gonnaway.
Nicholas F. Mans, and Paul E. Tel
fer.
Walter D. Farrar was named sher-
if In charge of collection of the
G. z. Strohm fund. Of which monies
are collected yearly are used to fully
dress one child. Council represent
tative Is Frank hampton, dhe two
posts were held for many years by
the late George Newcomb).
William c. Taylor, principal of
the Trenton Slocum- Truax high
school, will head the Boy Scout
Committee, assisted by Bertrand,
Theodore Sundquist, principal of the
elementary school, Jesse L. Ander-
son, superintendent of the Trenton
Schools. LeRoy'A. Jones, Scout lead
er, Clarence Kortfelt, James A! Lu-
cier, and Milo F. Ohr.
Still other committee appoint
mentS include: Exchange educa-
ton, Theodore SundquiSt and Mar
tin A. Weinlander; publicity, Harry
Butler, Leslie A. Doan and Leonard
FrebeS.
Inter-Club relations, Chestley La
Beau, Howard Freunlich, and Harold
Nielsen; attendance, D. Gibson
Haining and Ernest j. Swanson;
membership, Fruendlich, Doan and
Gordon McKinnon.
War efforts: Charles A. Smith,
j. l. Anderson, william C.. Taylor,
Charles Wiber and Anthony G. Oh
DAM.
Public Affairs: Walter Farrar,
Fred G. Krussell and George S.
Keough. Committee on resolutions:
M. A. Weinlander and j. L. Ander-
son. Auditing: Ernest j. Swanson,
Charles A. Smith md Fred c. KruS-
ell.
The next regular meeting of the
club will take place at the Wabeek
Tea Room, Wyandotte, February 6.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
Has New Address

Having completed his course at
hessler Field, Missouri, John
Gtnthe's new address is:
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
Rinso Receives Oak Leaf

A second Oak Leaf Cluster to the
Air Medal was recently awarded to
1t. John w. Ringo Jr. of 302 God
dard Road, Wyandotte, Michigan, a
pilot with a Tactical Reconnais-
Sance Squadron operating under
Major General George E. Strate-
meyers Army Air Forces in the
India Burma Theater.
The citation stated in part, for
meritorious achievement in aerial
flight while participating in more
than one hundred missions and four
hundred hours over held
territory where enemy fire was at
all times probable and expected. The
devotion to duty and the degree OF
efficiency Of 1t. Ringo, above and
beyond that normally expected, in
flying over terrain the most diff
ficult. and through flying weather
tht most dangerouh, reflect great
credit onh imself and on the Army
Air Forces of the United States.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
Service
ID q r d e
Surbrook Seriously Wounded

Surbrook Seriously Wounded
In a telegram from the War De-
partment, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Surbrook
of 5000 Helen received word that
their son private first class CASTOR
Surbrook has been seriously wound
ed and Is now in a hospital in
France.
CASTOR is a member Of the Anti
Tank Command and has been over
seas since the first part OF Deem
Der.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
Two Promoted In Family

Two Promoted In Family
Two promotions in the Haggerty
family finds John. a fighter pilot
in the Netherlands, East Indias
now a captain instead of a leuten-
ent.
His brother Bill, who is serving
with the Coast Guard as a Radar
man and who is believed to be some
where in the Atlantic has been pro-
noted from Seaman first class to
Petty Officer third class.
Both boys are the sons of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Haggerty Of PIG
Felice st. in Wyandotte.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05

tor with an infantry division, has
been awarded the Philippine Liber-
alton Ribbon for his part in the
campaign.
Pvt. Eyles mother, Mrs. Ann Men
ard, lives at 739 Biddle Ave. and
his father VIM. j. Eyles resides at
1892 Fourth STREET.
Pvt. Eyles graduated from A. E
Smith High School In June 1913 and
entered the Army Aug. 2, 1913. He
expects to continue his schooling
after the war at one of the colleges
in Michigan.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
Recipe of the Week

Cherry Turnovers
~ cups sifted flour
y teaspoon salt
= cup lard
y cup cold water (about)
2 cups drained sour cherries
Il cup sugar
2 tablespoons cornstarch
l cup diced marshmallows
Make pastry from first four ingre-
dents. Roll out 4 inch thick and
cut in 4-inch squares. Mix rest OF
ingredients. Place 2 tablespoons OF
cherry mixture on half of each
square Wet edges with cold water
and fold over to form triangle or
rectangle or turn up to form tri-
corn. Press edges together with
Toured fork, prick top and chill.
Bake in $50 deg. F., Is minutes or
until lightly Drowned. Serves 8 or 9.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
Lanham Promoted

ASF Training Center (Ordnance)
Missippii Ordnance Plant, Flora,
Miss.-Leo T. Lanham, 2341 10 St.,
Wyandotte, Mich, has been pro-
NOTED to the grade of Private First
Class at this Post, tht naions sec
ond largest Ordnance troop-training
center and often pointed to by
Washington as a model for all such
centers.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
WAC Recruit

Pvt. Rose w. Soucie, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Medeski of 1855
Second was sworn into the Women's
Army Corps as a Private, Jan. 25,
1915.
Pvt. Soucie attended Roosevelt
high school and was formerly en-
ployed at the Wyandotte Hospital.
Her relatives in the armed forces
include husband, Pfc. Raymond
SQUEEZE, overseas.
Wac Private Soucie leaves Feb. 81,
for basic training at Fort Des
MoineS, Iowa. Upon completion Of
the prescribed six weeks course,
she will be assigned to one Of the
many Army installations in the
United States for further training
as a WAC Techician.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
Transferred

Pvt. Gerald Valonry Busby, son
OF Mrs. Ethel Busby, 1895 Kenne-
bee ST., Wyandotte, Mich, r. 2 has
been transfer from the Army
Ground Forces to the Army Al,
FORCES. and has reported at tht
AAF Training Commands base al
keeSler Field. He is now at KEGS.
Ter awaiting reassignment to duties
with AAF. A review of his previou.
military training, experience, ap-
titudes and physical condition, to-
gether with consideration of the
Armys military needs, will deter
mine his new assignment.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05

John Walter McHattie, 26, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. McHattie, 100
Maple Street, Wyandotte, Michigan
This Bluejacket was selected for
his specialized training on the basis
of his recruit training aptitude test
scores. Graduates from the twenty
specialized courses taught here at
the Service Schools are sent to sea,
to shore stations, or to advanced
schools for further duty.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05

Pvt. John M. Genthe 368S001
Section L, Bks. 1911
Amarillo Army Air Base
Amarillo, Texas.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA MEET

Sponsoring card party on Feb
ruary 8 at 800 are the Daughters
Of America at the Oddfellows Tenn
pie at 234 Elm st. Later in the
evening. refreshments will be serves.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
McHattie Graduates

Among those graduating from tht
intensive course Of Basic Engineer
ing training at recent Service
Schools exercises at Great Lakes was
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05

When the righteous are in author
ity, the people rejoice; but when
the wicked beareth rule, the people
mourn. Proverbs 1872.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
Change of Address

Lieut.. Don Marshall's new ad.
dress is:
Lieut.. Don Marshall
9Th y. S. N. Cons. Bait.
Commander Co. c
Fleet Postmaster
San Francisco, Calf.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-05
JUNIOR STUDY CLUB MEETS

The next meeting of the Junior
Child Study Club will be on Febru-
airy 49, next Tuesday, at the club
rooms at 200.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07
6lud uno Ghre maht
oft ntht 9ludlih

8icle neui1en nur oen 8eliber Die.
len gernogen5 einen gludliden
Hy}ann. 2lueln, pie 1eIten trifft 1ol6es
Gin! 8elo l1no 0ut MAIDEN piel Stunt
uer bei'm gr1perben, biel Sorgen
bei'n Grbol1cn llno oiel 6urdt bei'm
@erliercn; riele 6einoe un0 geei0er
bei'm geli8c, ulele Yro3eile, idtpere
9fednl1n9eu lnO boie Sduloen &ur5,
cin 8roDe5 Gcrm0gen lit oft cine
icbDcre &olt uno lQBt Oem 8eiiBer
follnl cine rllbige, cine gludlide
Shlu0e.
Gbenio lit e5 nit groBen @uroen
unO Titeln. in peIhen einige ibre
Gon5e Wlj;dieli8fcit 5u finOen trau'
men.
Ter beyijbnrtc Stoppe bat cine
S5obcl periuBt BON Dem Gumtrofe
mo Dem &Opitiiien Oie BON ibre5
Ncrrn Uliicfieli9feit re0eu. Der
Sumtrot Ocuft, lein @err iei Der
WIiidlihIt', lrcnr er i'm onbat, nit
ibm noh S5oft, IN UcieuiNoftcn uno
SIT groben Icfeln gcbt; olleS lode
ibu an, ollC5 iol1d5t ibm 81, oQeS lei
teiter lnO rcrgniigt bel leinen In.
blidc. 9lbcr 0c5 SHopffilien belebrte
i'm zines gang onOeren. sd femme
i'm" lagte 6, oDenn er 81 9nule lit
lu0 0ih nu5op7nnpr hnt Wip finn,
r1erpou leBt ct iein Soupt ouf mid!
@lc lnlrlln;9 bringt er Oie geod3t 3uI
Nie mirft cr iid] bin rn0 ber, 10 boB
cr oft Bis an Den Vtorgen fein 9luge
3uoriidt."
2ieIe ;5ubeI lit iebr oe7djft, Die
TolIfen urtcile bon ser 0liidieIigteit
Der Veenld1en 5u perbelIern uno Die
id)iefen Slritd)ten bon ben 7tilIen Ser
gnitglrngen Der Gugen0boften 3u be-
riftige1t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07

>SonnbOfer Dcn binten fer Die @nn0
orlf Die Scbulter, riittclt MIDI freun0s
ltbuftlid unO logt: $50 mrtB mon
ou2 hinlhrtIbcn? Gin Wolt auf Dem
Son1molO? St;) gIol5', lcit Dem
1reiGl8i0briGcn &ricg lit fem 6rcnl=
Ser nrebr uuf unlere Sob getommen.
lhr0 Oarnol5 linO'5 Sic Sdapaoen &C.
1Jelcn, Oie rn5 Oo5 lette NoB, Die
lrBte Sub, Die lebte @enne gcroubt
hnben. 9tiht clnnloI Der iSrnn5oie bot
bcrouimogen ouf 1niere Sob, ME iie
I'M Wlnterquortier Oogemcicn ilnO
SInnO II. SuB Dir ms 0eiidt
lhouen, mas Ou fiir elmer Bit
Mcnn ih rcdt rat, Elm Shr0n9bomc-
rldcr? 6o5 nit Oeinem Noter in
lrilbcrrn 3eitcn oft einen HobGonocI
9cbobt Ncb', Ou ibt bel>t' nit
un3.'
Bin gar niGt 5u Mort gefom.
men, Die oIlc5 10 l1m MIDI berunr.
geltonoen lit lrnO bin niht einnoI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07

, rot 9etporoer, pie aud oos WG66e11
Dor mir geIton0en lit uno geidGnig
genidt bat: ,SSo, iB nit unS. nnier
Nater er3dblt oft BON oeinern 8ater,
DoS er 0u oft fir iGone &oB einges
bon0elt bot I'm biuige3 8elo ,
vGSo, 2eut', Jag id gang beber3t,
,ibr niBt ia gar nift, 1Dorum id ou
bin, uno 3ieb' nein 6ernrobr ber-
aus. ia ld)out 6urd). un0 iie 1duuen
l1nO ihouen 1no fonnen itd uidt &c.
mug 1punoern, uno oer1peil er30bl' id
ibnen, Die id) Dor ad)t To9en NIT
Ocn 1Sernrobr BEN Sonnbof ent0cft
bob lmo mie ids beut' un1gefebrt
lcbcn m0d)t, Sic @eimot bolt uno Die
Welt, tDie lie BON Oielcr S0be 1ln5 gu
ldolcn lit. Sd] er30ble Deiter DON
Dem Sbriltell un0 meinem 8ru0er
@onnc5, uno nie er ibm Oicle5 6ern>
robr mitgc6ro6t bot aus Wtiinden
ltn0 0o5 6ernrohr gebt BON 9uno 5u
@ono, oic1peil mir Dem SonnDof gu.
lponOcrn gum Wtittog51uobl, un0 e3
lit Elm cin}i9e3 @un0crn iiber 0ic1e
GrflnOung pUn Dem OloIcrleDrbuben.
~Nod oem Tiien Iogt oo5 N}10-
c5cn: ,8eben mir ouf oen boben
Stein brter'm @oltie, 0o muBt Ou
mir 0cine Seimot 3ei9cn.'
Nv itno mir ocm gegongc?l 1lno
oo9 @er5 bat mir >picEer mQNtiq ge-
lrble9clt, ober idl bob' MIDI 5ulon1.
mcn9enonnen lnO mir gcio9t: @eut'
bit on Oa - 1Der lDclB, mcnn 0u
,Oirocr bcrfommIt ouf oen Sornbof
- Jag 0c':1 liruoI, 1pic Dir uun'5
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roten. Ncnn cine lngltc 0rlDlBbrlt
lit nIIcrpcil bglicr mic cine 5uteriiiJc
l(n'ld'crhclt, 5llnol III 10 9er5cn3-
lud)cn
~1&je mir oI20onn oui ocn1 8Gnf-
lein olri hobtu Stcin geielicn lino lm0
l;r) lbrc iitngcren 3cidDiItcr nm 0Qa
tSernrohr 9rbnI9t bobcn Dcjt ic0c3
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hrs 4clo9t luie id) lie bcutc DOR oht
lcArn ourN'5 tSernroGr 5ur &irthe
boo Qchcr irhcn, uno mic c5 mir
teine Nuh mebr gclol1cn sic qou5e
,3cit.
~llnO lie hat mir gciogt. ooB iie
ocN 5lun5 ora NIiif3 nm sic glcihc
3clt olla ncincr $9cinot fer bat
ll1mImcrn lehcn, 1rnO 10 hut cin Mort
ooa nnocre gc9cben, bis mir cu0lih
ltllld)mlegrn lmo un3 nur Sic SuuO
0riittcn.
~llnO mie rcnn audi ibre un0 mel
he Gltcrn nit ltnlerm Ncr3cnSbun0e
clnDcrItunOtu mnrel1, fat Oa5 Slid
fem Gn0c rebr gcnommcn, unO mir
A0bcn bolo Nod)3cit gcmoht 3lt Ser
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1cloocn. Gr lit ouh mirtlich qcfonl-
men, neil cr ia Die gor5e Sod]c an
Hr5cttrlt hattie, menn oltd ltnbenubt
mO lmgcUollt, nunlid) 0ur6 lein
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07

Jernrobr, uno er bot beim Sof8ettS'
mobl einen Grirfipru9 geton, tDie
Ser Sin11nel oueS 10 tpunoerbar fiji"
&c, ooB er ciren &rieg lfifte, oonn
cine 8ertp1noung, Damn cine 2ebenS-
rettlng, Damn cine grfin0ung, 0onn
Elm Deidenf. 0o8 6ernrobr, rno
onrd) oo8 6ernrobr Die bol0ielige
8rout l1no Elm unermeBli6eS @liid
3rpcier W}enihenfinoer ol1f Ihicr num-
ocrborc @elIc - oo lit tein gluge
trofen gcbIieben.
80 lit bos D}Goden aus Der
FrcmOe ncine QebcnsgefQbr1in 11no
cure Nlbnc 9cmorOen, uno ibr iebt
luicocr cinmol, tpie p1ln0erbor Got
ties @ege oft iino, tpcnn man 0aS
Ser5 on1 rettcn Sled bat 1tno Sbm
III oIlem ucrtrout."
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07

o2Su meiner Ginfult bob ;d5 mir
Oonn eiuge6il0et, eS n4re oues nur
Irug lnO 0lenomerf, ober menn i6
Damn 6n5 6crrrobr micoer oen1 9un-
ne5 ult5 Sem &nltcn nobm 1tnO 0ltr6'S
,Seultcr binlob nod 0em Sonntpal0
rn0 Dem Sonubof, bob it MIDI
iibcr5el1gcn n1iilien 0ob 0oh olles
mlnoerbore 98irflidJfeit lit. SA lab
Oa5 feline Otdo6eu i'm @erfelgcpano
Folo beinl U}oben, balo beim @einen-
bleiderL balO beim 6iibntrlofen.
l(no INNER CAB eS mir clnen Sti6
in'2 0er5, menn c5 Oo5 9luge nit
Der @o1h ld)attcno beritberiob 81 mir
lno meincnl 1Sernrobr, Oh nlht Oas
&crhtcu 0e5 Oliid5 aus meiner Ser
ne 5u ibr biriibcrbliiben m06te.
~GS bot mir feline <be mebr ge-
luIleL lln0 10 bin i6 oenn l6on am
nadllten Sonntug, bulo nu6 Wfitter-
nod)t, al1fge6rod1en no6 Dem Sonn=
malo lulo Gcn Sonnhof, I'M olle5,
menn olt6 nit ouer 9eimli6feit, oll5
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nt0glid), nit 0e1n gcliebten WtGo6cn
aus Der JrcnOe 3u lpre6en feline
9ono 81 orilden uno ibr 81 Iogen,
tDie eS mir unt'3 Ser3 tpGre, Ieit id,
tic 10 olrd 0u5 6ernrobr geIcben.
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filr Die 6ubrt in Die 6erne au5gebe.
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Dem VtQoden gleih 0e1l ban0greifli-
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oufgebroden lDar 3ur SSnbrt na6 oenl
Sonnbofe, ge1lou 10 nabe beron5ieben,
lpte bon lll3 aus ben 8orberg NIT
lelnen Naloern ln6 8ielen.
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botte ld 0en Sonnbof errei6t 9lbcr
id) gIng uld't gleid binein, lonoerll
manote MIDI crit gum bober geIege-
men &irdlein, mo id am SonntuJ
porber oa5 beIle Vao6en am @eih.
monerbecfen geleben bate, 1pie e
ouh ein poar Iropflein gum SegeN
ge9en MIDI bin Derlprengte. Sd iebt1
MIDI ~0Iteno uuf Die Stufen Dor Dem
&ir6lein, 3Og bo5 5ernrobr berpor
uno Iab nadb rer 9eimot binii6er. 22Sllr
iab alle5 OroBte uno &leinite 10 no
be, oab id e@ batte NIT SGnOer gre'.
fen ntogen. Set lob Sen ulten SbrI.
item am Jenlter Der guten Stube it,
ben mlc er ltb 31m &ir6gung oi,
Sroen5ldnalle onlegte, ooB tie bell:
ollt IN Der Some blitte, i6 iob III:
iern @odel Dor Dem 9oltie, tpie rr
nit BEN 6liigeln i6lug uno ben Su.2
3um Sraben poritredte; id tpunOertc
midi ober lehr, ooB i6 iein &iderirf
niht borte.
SD batte feline 3eit mebr gum
gerpul1bern, oenn bonn Sonu6ofe fer
lab id) oo5 gtao6en 16on funmcn
nit Dem @efolge Der Soflelre, aus
oen Waloern ber fomen &lelnlieoler,
&obler uno 9ebian1mler, in Dem
&lrdlein probierte elmer Die NrqcI
uno aus Ser Sotriitei fam Elm 8iib-
leln nit Oerr Ho1dfoB. 9o trat ih
IN Die Stride uno ieBte MIDI in Sic
b1nter1te ganf. 0a iob ih ooS Wta>,
6en bolo uno beilig 1pie einen @ngcI
bere1ntommen uno i'm eriten StubIe
porn betm slItore fnien, ooB es mir
1c31er ben sltem beridIug. Sic fnietc
en- Der SettP ibreS 8aters uno i'm
&reile ibrer iiingeren @eItapiIter.
9ott tpeib: 10 anoadtig mar i6 nod
bel teinem Sonntogsomt mie oonaIS,
llno id babs MIR inrmerfort gebetct, |
9oft n1o6te meinem @liifstroum gr-
full11ng nno 8naoe berleiben fir 3eit |
uno gtpigfeit.
~yta6 oem @ottesoienIt, ouf Dem
Plas Dor oein &ir6lein, legt mir Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07

Daa @dhdrRt a1tH hRr Trrn1nR
Bon S. g S6r6uab ScimbaI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07
HELEN AUCH SIZE daher Elm Hochklettern der
Lebensnittelpreise verhindern, linden, Sic
Iber die H0chstpreise Bescheid .vissenl

amtlichen Hochstpreiss, cher went
ger. Zugleich aber heisst er Fragen
seiner Kundschaft tiber die Won linn
geforderten Preise willkommen.
Und der patriotisch gesinnts Ver.
braucher bedient sich auch stets
der H0chstpreislisten, indem or -
sich gum Crundsat1 macht, ME
mehr ais dem Hochstpreis xu be-
xahlen. Und wenR er einen o.
waisen Irrtum in der Preisforde-
rung seines Lieferanten entdeckk
macht or diesen freundschaftlich da.
rauf aufmerksam und weist Inn auf
die vorgsschriebensa H0ehstpreise
him.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-07

sLebensmittelhSndler . md VsN
braucher k6nnen, wenn sie nur
richtig xusammenarbeiten, dabei
mithelfen, Elm Davonlaufen der
Preise und somit cine Nachkriegs.
Imitation zu verhindern. Mach dem
letzten Kriege Eetterten die Preiss
auf Iber l48 Prozent des Vor-
kriegsindex hinauf, und xwar ging
damals fast die Hattie des Hoch-
schnellens erst MACH DEM WAF.
FENSTILLSTAND Won staten.
Jeder patriotisch gesinnte Lebens.
mittelhandler hingt oder stellt de-
her stets seine H6chstpreislisten
auf und foydert mic mehr ais dc
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-05-04

NOTICE. TO CREDITORS

Estate of Sally o. Lee, deceased,
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, Administrative of the
Estate of Sally o. Lee, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said admins
tratrix, at Law office of R.. II.
Alexander at 1T South Main Street
Coolidge, Arizona, the same being
the place for the transaction of the
business of said estate, in said
County of Pinal
AGNES o. AKERS
Administrative of the Estate OF
Sally o. Lee, deceased.
Dated this Goth day of April, 1945.
First publication: May 4, 1945.
Fourth publication: May %, 1945.