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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-11

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-11
MTTcTCD 6Oc Wert--Pro-
MUO EN- beflaschen Won

FORNPS HEIL-OEL. IININENT anti
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatiechen und neuraleischen Schmer-
zen, muskul6sen Ruckenschmerzen, stei-
fen oder echmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chunsen und Verrenkungen.
FoRNTS MACOLO-a alkalisch - Bndert
sewisse voriibersehende Magenst5runsen
vie Sodbrennen und Verdauung gs sst6run-
gen. hervorgerufen durch Elm Uebermass
an SSure.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-11

len Serblt CAB es 5u piel &egen, 10
bob oas @etreioe beI6d0igt tDuroe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Police Inspector
Wins Promotion

Common council today in
formally approved a request by
Police Commissioner Ballenger
for permission 70 raise the rank
OF Inspector Ezra Johnson to
senior inspector, temporarily and
TO place him in charge of special
units.
The units have been trained 10
handle riots and fights on picket
lines. johnson. now attached 10
Bethune Station. has been work
ing with state and federal troops
on maneuVers.
Ballenger said he wanted 10
elevate johnson 10 give him su-
preme authority in any precinct.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Dorothy X. Roosevelt
ASSaiIS Auto Makers

Hall Roosevelt. brother Of Mrs.
Franklin ID. Roosevelt.
She cited the case Of one auto
worker 10 Justify labor's demands
for a 30 per cent wage increase
which she charged the newspapers
have been mISrepresenung,
With wartime overtime. she
said the auto worker earned az
least SEQ "A week. but under the
40-hour week he earns $40
weekly. and with tax deductions
takes home only S35.
THE corporations have been
assured through the tax laws
against any losses" she said.
but the newspapers are
whipping up hysteria because
some workers refuse TO work
until they get a wage increase"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Worm Turns
Jap Silk Industry
a Dead Cocoon

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 UP)-
Japan's No. l export business, the
silk industry. has been out
moded' by nylon and rayon. MAX
ing it doubtful if Japan will ever
again figure largely in world
trade, Hyram T. NoneS. a depart
ment of commerce economist and
an expert on silk. said today.
Even if the Japanese can re-
build their war-battered silk in
dustry. Nones, said, most of their
L. s. market will be gone.
"Nylon." said NoneS, "has re-
placed silk in the minds Of
American women. 1t is better
in every way"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

Automobile industrialists are
engaged in a conspiracy against
Detroiters 10 foment another de-
preston. Mrs. Dorothy X. Roose-
welt. chairman Of the Michigan
Citizens Committee, charged last
night IN an address supporting the
candidacy OF Richard T. Franken-
steen for mayor.
Asserting that some major in
duStralISts would like 30 see the
city go into another period of de
precision, hardship and hunger 70
break the union movement, Mrs.
Roosevelt also accused the news
psperS Of abetting this conspiracy.
Mrs. Roosevelt, of Birmingham,
is the former wife of the late G.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Brdden 10 Consult
Allies on Argentina

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 INS)
Authoritative sources disclosed
today that President Truman has
given Spruille Braden the nod to
inaugurate consultations with the
other Americas on the critical
political situation in Argentina.
The United States is concerned
over a wave of censorship and
mass arrests in Argentina, TO
which Braden is ambassador.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
High Rent Costs
Landlord Sl.237

George Askew, landlord at 2234
Hastings and 1889 East Congress,
today was ordered by Federal
Judge Edward J. Monet TO make
refunds of SS25 and pay an addi-
tional penalty of SAP for rental
overchargeS between November,
1914, and April. 1945.
The suit was brought by the
OPA in behalf of five present and
former tenants.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
100 Executives See
Fire Fighting Show

About 700 executives Of Detroit
industrial and commercial eStab-
lishments were invited TO FIRE
fighting demonstration AZ the fire.
mems training school at 2775 W.
Warren this afternoon
The demonstration is Intended
10 help executives train their own
personnel in case Of fire. Oct 7-13
Is Fire Prevention Week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
"a Days Remaining
In Christmas Drive
SPECIAL To nm DITRoIT TIMrs

NEW YORK. oct. With only
u days remaining in the campaign
90 remember a lonely ServiCeman
overseas. Christmas ship club
members rushed 30 enroll today
Since The New York Journal
Americans program to honor d
soldier. sailor or marine who 9TH
er"INe might be- forgotten opened
q week ago. more than 1000 have
enlisted IN the Yulcude campaign
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Camp Combination
Of Slavery, Slaughter

LUENEBURG. Germany. Oct.
2 (UP)-A Polish medical student
testified today that the Nazis
used the Oswiecim horror camp
as a slave mart as well as a
slaughter pen.
Marcel Duchman, student at
PrzymySl before being sent 10
Oswiecim. told a British military
court trying Nazi camp authori-
ties that captives were lined up in
the camp and hand-picked by SIS
officers and engineers for work in
mines and factories.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
LaMOreauX Heads
Agriculture Group
Dstroii Times Lansing Buress

LANSING. Oct. 2-J. Neal La
Moreaux of Comstock Park, today
headed the newly established agri-
cultural commission which has the
authority form erly vested in
Charles r Eigy. -eX-commisSloner
Of agriculture
The commission met for the
first time YESTERDAY elected "a
MoreauX chairman, Wiley p. Kirk
Of F'airgrove. vice chairman, ana
George V Branch Of Detroit sec
TofaTN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Coffee Ceiling Studied

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2 QNS)-
OPA officials said today they
we're considering a requeS t
by II Latin-Aimerican republics
that price ceilings be lifted on
coffee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Movie Strike Set

NEW YORK, Oct. , fUPl-Al-
most 1000 New York City motion
picture protector operators voted
today TO strike Oct. 19 unless a
new contract is negotiated by
that time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Policeman Hospi+aIized

Patrolman Fred Stewart 40. Of
$50 Yorkshire was IN Harper
Hospital today for treatment Of
injuries suffered when he fell 20
feet from a ladder al MS home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
That 500 May Sit

Common council today author
lied City Clerk Thomas D. Lead
betters purchase of 500 folding
metal chairs for the city election
commission for 81 $50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
Bigger Buses
Run Friday

The DSR's new large buses and
streamlined street cars will go
into operation tpmoFTOw II a sci
tiement reached by officials OF
ne operators union and Mayor
Eeifrles Is approved tonight by
the unions membership.
A differential of 5 cents an
hour for operation of the new
equipment was proposed by Jack
Storey president of Division 26,
AFL Streetcar Mems Union, and
agreed To by Mayor Jeffries. The
union had demanded a 25-cent
differential Operation of the new
vehicles was held up several
weeks by the dispute.
OF the 30 new buses the DSR
has obtained, y have been
painted and are ready for use.
They will be divided between the
Grand River express line and the
Dexter line.
Only one Of the two new street
cars can be put in operation to-
morrow because only one operator
has been trained, IL was said by
William s. Bullock. general man
ager of the system. The street
cars will be used on Woodward.
Union officials demanded a
pledge that the DSR commission
would find other jobs in the Sys-
tenn for coductors who are dis
placed by conversion 10 one-man
carS2IheY= were assured that ,ttIs
commission is on record as deter
mined 10 do this as far as possible.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
Drouth Calamity

MADRID Oct. 1S UNS)-A
severe drouth which resulted in
suspension of electric train serv-
ice in the Madrid-B Bilbao BARGE
lona-San Sebastian districts was
described today as virtually a
national calamity
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

The DSR's new large buses and
streamlined street cars will go
into operation tqnoFT0W II a sci
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

Emergency kits for that auto of yours now in
action; for home, shop and office. First Aid
Manual that tells you what to do till the doctor
comes. S9c to Sl.39
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

After eombing hair, add little OF this
transparent lacquer to unruly ends
and they'll settle down to stay
smoothly all day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

Enough to turn head for things that 90 your
head Beautiful hair depends Frequent brush
ings and shampooings with reliable time honored Sham
poos like Silque Rexal producD means loveler hair
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-07
Hearing
Resumed

Trial Of Is persons on gambling
conspiracy charges went forward
today in Recorders court OF Judge
Paul E. Krause, despite defense
objections TO an alleged powder
room conversation between a
Juror and another woman.
Defense Atty. Edward n. Ken.
nedy Jr., charged that Mrs. Cath
crime Alexopopulos OF 1880 Con.
ley, was overheard by one Of the
defendants. Jean Wyrwicz. talk
ing with Mrs. Gotta Chase Of 1880
NARROW. member OF the jury. Mrs.
Alexopopulos is a member Of the
jury panel.
Kennedy accused Mrs. Alexop-
opulos OF saying those defendants
are eall guilty" She denied the
charge in court.
The defendants are accused Of
operating the Mexico e. Villa
policy and numbers syndicate NTH
the profits running to S27, 900 a
month
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-07
Farmer Fails
To Stop Draft

GRAND RAPIDS, April Sin
what was believed the first test
case OF its kind since deferments
for draft-age farmers were
stopped. a 19-year-old Van Buren
County farmer today failed In his
attempt to restrain his Paw Paw
draft board from inducting him.
Federal Judge Fred M. Ray
mond denied the petition for a
writ of habeas corpus for Walter
L. Chase on the grounds that the
court has no jurisdiction before
induction.
Chase who was to have been in
Quoted March u, contended that
he is essential to the operation Of
his parents 160-acre farm near
Paw Paw.
u. S. District Atty. Joseph F.
Deeb said he opposed the writ be-
cause the petitioner is not in fed
eral custody. and the propriety Of
the boards classification may not
be questioned until actual Undue.
ton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-07
Pleas Swamp FILA
For Right to Build

cupants, 500 for rent to BE-
available for Negro occupants
and 900 for sale to Negro oc-
cupants."
The balance Of the quota com
prises $50 units available fol
individual home owner applicanti
who desire to arrange their owr
building. he said.
There have been filed appli-
cations involving approximately
6,100 unite for sale 70 white
occupants and the Office has
stopped receiving them from
builders and ID engaged In pro-
cessing and making . fair dis
fribution," he said. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-07

The FLA office in the Penob-
scot Building is swamped by ap-
plications of builders TO erect
homes under the quota OF H.
housing. recently allocated to De-
troit, Raymond M. Foley, state
FILA director said.
Maximum sales prices Of 5000
and rental ceilings of S65 are
authorized under this setup.
"of the total program of 5000
housing units authorized" Foley
said. $40 units are made
available for operative builders
for sale 90 white occupants
"Nine hundred are available
for rental units for white oc-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-07
BrOWder
Demands
Oaks Oh.

Earl Browder, president Of the
Communist political party. last
night urged the people OF Michi-
gan to petition Senator Vanden-
berg TO accept the proposals OF
the Dumbarton Oaks plan when
he attends the San Francisco con.
ference on April Is.
Browder told an audience in the
Craystone Ballroom that an at
mosphere Of suspicion and recrim-
instion against Great Britain
and Soviet Russia has been cre-
ated by isolationists and resulted
In giving America an appearance
OF responsibility.
STRIKES AT HEART
"When Senator Vandenberg
proposes 10 strike out from the
Dumbsrton Oaks plan the pro-
vision that reserves 20 the se-
ourity council the initiative In
dealing with issues of, interna-
tional peace and security, and
giving that initiative to the
general assembly, he In actually
- striking the heart Of the
world organization" ,Browder
declared.
"Such an amendment can
only have one purpose--to Gre
ate confusion and defeat the
whole purpose Of creating an
international organization.
Senator Vandenberg's bold
ness In putting out an opposi-
ton policy 90 the Dumbarton
Oaks plan In based not on the
will Of the people, but upon his
expectation that he may he able
20 use the two-thirds require
nent for ratifying treaties to
defeat American policy with o
minority Of the Senate.
MAY BLOCK ENTRY
Tf he Is able 20 block Amer
icai entrance In the world or
ganixation of nations by
minority Of the Senate gathered
around his manipulations with
the word Justice In regard to
Poland. the world will once
more be set on the path of war;"
Browder declared.
Browder claimed that Vanden-
berg's plan for rule in Poland by
the Polish government in exile,
would mean reverting 10 a Fascist
constitution imposed by force in
1885. which gives ownership Of
the land 10 few great landlords
and keeps the masses in the posi-
ton OF tenants and semi-serfs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-07
Swiss Bar MussoIini

BERN. April 6 (INs)-The
Swiss department of justice denies
reports that the SWISS government
has promised BenIto Mussolini
asylun in Switzerland.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-19
CAMPAIGN TO
CONTROL CANCER
pasadena Star-News)


Medical science has conquered small
pox, yellow fever and typhoid, as major
Scourges of mankind. 1t is conquerlng
other diseases. But the same cannot be
said of one of the most terrible of diseas-
es-cancer.
Yet medical science could check cam
GER if they were given the necessary pub
lie support.
1t takes money to fight cancer success
fully. To supply it, the American Cancer
society will conduct a campaign in April
for necessary funds. By act of congress,
april has been designated Cancer Con-
troll month"
A minimum of S5,O00,OO0 annually is
needed. Last year only S750,000 was col
lected, less than a tenth of the amount
furnished by the American people to
fight some less deadly disease.
Heart disease is the only disease that
kills more persons than cancer. Cancer
killed 495,000 Americans in the three
year period from December T. 1941, to
December Z, 1914, while the war was kill
ing 121 1863.
Yet doctors say that, with an adequate
educational program, detection clinics,
equipment and training, upwards of %
per cent of cancers potential victims can
be saved.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-19
WILL WALLACE GET
AN EMPTY" JOB2

Now that the House and Senate have
agreed that Henry A. Wallace, former
vice president is not equipped to function
as head of the vast lending agencies
with which his predecessor was loaded
down, will this attitude be followed up
to the end that there will be no chance
that other activities than that of secre-
tary of commerce be shifted to him once
he is confirmed as member of the cabi-
net?
The very fact that the House actually
had a share in the confirmation of a
presidential appointee makes it an obli-
cation on congress to see that its inten-
tions are carried out. Of course it yet
remains for the Senate to confirm the
appointment. While there will be stern
opposition from both sides of the upper
house,.it generally is conceded that con-
firmation will follow. Inactment of the
George bill which stripped the secretary
to-be of all powers save those ordinarily
incumbent upon a commerce secretary,
in way put congress on record as to his
general abilities.
There is little doubt that the Senate
never would confirm the appointment
with the same powers Jesse Jones held
And so, when the final move comes OF
approval, the element of fitness still will
be an issue.
This much has come out of the effort
of the President to reward a campaign
worker-more attention will be paid to
the specific ability of selections for cabi-
net posts to handle the job and less to
the time-worn custom of approving any
one the chief executive might name.
In the case of Wallace there never has
been any question as to his lack of expert
ence and his inherent ability to function
in the job he chose himself as his politi-
cal reward If the cabinet place had been
just that plain job, confirmation might
have been only the customary routine,
despite the known socialistic beliefs of
the appointee in regard to industry and
world rehabilitation.
When the Senate turned to the House
to have a share in the say on executive
appointments, a new turn was taken that
well may be followed in the future in
placing approval on those who move into
responsible places in the government.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-19
OPA'S EXPLANATIONS
New York Sum

The OPA explains its invalidation Of
blue points in this wise: If the blue
points outstanding had all been cashed
at once, stocks of canned goods would
have been reduced to dangerously low
level and there would not have been en-
ough to go around until the next COM
mercial pack becomes available.
But why should the OPA assume that
housewives would cash all their blue cou
pons at once? They had not done so in
the past Many had followed the advice
of the OPA and had refrained from buy
ing more than their immediate needs.
much larger number merely followed
their usual prudent marketing practices.
The fact that the points had a relatively
long life made boarding uninviting, ex-
cept for few.
What the OPA has done is to reward
the selfish few and penalize the many.
This, in itself, is Of less Importance than
the fact that OPA has now given all
housewives effective warning that points
are highly perishable. Every housewife
from now on, if only from the duty that
she feels toward her own family, will see
to it that she is not again caught with a
mass of worthless coupons.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-19
HOME-FRONT INGENUITY

BUFFTON, Ind, Feb. 19. (UP)-
When war production was threat
ened at the FarnsWorth Television
and Radio corporations plant here
because badly needed material
couldn't be obtained unless flown
in-and there wasn't any airport to
land on Supt. Henry Rupley
thought quickly and rushed to a
farm on the edge of the city and
asked for special permission to turn
the snow-covered field into a tenn
porary airport. Farmer Ware Baker
gave the ckay, and a plane from
Marion, Indiana, and one from Chi
cago landed with the vital parts
Production was not halted for a
minute.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-19
STANDING TEMPTATION
(San Diego Union)

American colleges during the period
following the war will be faced with a
temptation common to cities and counties
during the era of WPA, PWA and relief
agencies of the early '30's, according to
a recent statement by President Russell
D. Cole of Cornell College in Iowa. He
says:
Great will be the temptations to sup
port legislation for continuing Federal
aid to college students following the six
year period allowed to veterans Such
a tendency is dangerous. College admin
istrators might unwittingly encourage
the totalitarian trend Of government,
with Federal domination of higher edu-
cation as we'll as Federal aid
1t is a point we'll taken. Federal aid
always implies obligation to the donor.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-19
DIG THEM OUT
Yanks Advance
On Italy Line

ROME, Feb. 10. (UP)-Fifth army
patrols continued active all along
the italian front despite mist and
fog which restricted visibility, head
quarters said Monday, while several
sharp clashes were reported in the
Eighth army sector.
Clashes occurred at several points
as Germans engaged American re-
connaissance parties with small
arms, machine guns and mortars.
Enemy artillery fire was light.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-19
GAMBLER ASKS LADY LUCK"
To PRODJJCF ARREST BOND

NEW YORK, Feb. 19. tUP)-Mrs.
Frieda Levine, AZ, was charged with
gambling. She posted bond and
left. A few hours later she was
arrested again.
Police charged that Mrs. Levine
started a stud poker game to raise
the price of her $500 bond premium
in house cuts. Sne again was re-
leased on bond.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF


THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL
No. 1916 In Probate
N o T c E
In the Matter of the Estate OF
ALFRED H. MASSERA, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned that Walter j. Mas
sera, Special Administrator OF the
estate of Alfred H. Massera. de-
ceased has filed in this court a
petition for authority to carry on
the business of decedent, and that
said petition has been set for hear
ing in Department of the Superior
Court in the Court House at Ell
Centre, California on Friday, Feb
ruary %, 1945 at the hour OF 2
o'clock pm. at which time all per-
sons interested may appear and
show cause if any they have why
the prayer of said petition should
not be granted.
Reference to said petition is here
by made for further particulars.
Dated: Feb. II, l945.
w. J. McCLELLAND,
Clerk.
BY M. A. CHRISTIAN,
Deputy.
(No. 30) 'fls'