davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-12
Gtnt9e 5ahlen in
Der Kultur9eihthte

8ir geben uns geringe, ia oft gur
feline Wsiibe, iber &leinigfeiten i'm
autdgli6en 2eben na63uoenten. 3u
iol6en &leinigfeiten gebort au6 Die
3abl, un0 bod ipielt iie i'm 2eben
Der 8olfer iomobl als au6 i'm 2eben
zines ein3elnen Menl6en cine gana
beoeutenoe uno eingreifenoe &ol1e.
8etradten mir oaber einige 3ablen
naber; insbelonoere pollen mir ieben,
pelde 8eoeutung Die @runo3oblen
in Der &ultureeibidte boben.
lleber Die g inns uno 3mei III
nenig gu iagen; oagegen lit Die
Drei Die beoeutungsbol1Ite auer
@runo5ablen. Sdon INNER galt 1ie
als beilige 3abl un6 fommt in Der
beiligen @el6i6te un5Gblige Male
Dor. unler @ott 1T Elm 6reieiniger
@ott: @ott ser Bater, @ott Der Sobn,
@ott Der 81. @eilt. @ir feiern orei
6riitlide Sauptfeite (8eibnadten,
Sitern, Bfingiten). Son Ioam per.
Den uns orei 5obne genannt: &oin,
Ibel, Setb. 9lu9 geoe batte orei
Sobne: Gem, Gbom uno Sapbet, oes'
glei6en Sbara: 9lbran, Rabor uno
Saran. Sd erinnere nur nod an Die
Orei Weiien aus Dem Morgenlanoe,
an Die orei Wfdnner inn feurigen Sfen,
an Die oreimalige Berleugnung oes
Betrus. - au6 in rnierer beutigen
3eit ipielt Die Orei nod cine pi6tige
&olle. SSSn oielen Bfarreien eri9aut
tagli6 oas oreimolige @elaut; oo'
na9 miro oreimol ~angeidlaeen"
8ei 8erlteigerungen gelbiebt Elm
oreimaliger Iusruf; bel feltli6en
@elegenbetten IaBt nan Die gu fei.
ernoen Berionen oreimal bod leben.
Oieie 8eiipiele lieBen ii6 nod per'
mebren.
Sic 8ier ninnt cine tpeniger
beoeutlame &olle elm. g8ir baben bier
Sabres5eiten lsno bier Suuptbimmels'
ridt1ngen.
Die Stint lit ben Gbineien eine
6eiltge 3abl. Sic Baben flint muiifa'
liide Gone, flint S1eenoen uno flint
@lemente. Cine ettpas mpfterioie &ol.
le fpielte Die Siinf i'm Wittelalter,
als oas iternformtge Siinfed, genannt
DruoenfuB ober 8entosramm, Elm
3ou6ermittel eegen @eiitereri9einun'
gen tpary -
au6 'bon Der g 9s lit tpenie
gu iagen. Sn feds Eaeen bat @ott
Simmel uno @roe eeidaffen, oarum
iol Der Nerid feds Gage arbeiten
un6 ole ieine Dinee beididen e.
Woi. 20, 81.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-12
. @@ @@ @9 @@ N
Retrnfehr

Die Wutter nGbt beim bellen 2idter'
6dimmer,
nnb leiIes SrGumen fommt 5u ibr
tn's 3tmmer.
Sic iiebt es flar: 9as Gdiff, Der
Gonne SdDeinen,
9es SObneS 8infen - adD, nn6 all'
ibr 8einen!
Setu betRes Ser& lctn jun9es, frobes
Geben,
Gr tuOllt' es frenbig leinem 2an6e
9eben. -
Die Nutter itnnt: rGinit pir6 er
ipieoerfebren,
Die iunse SrnIt 9e1dDmidt nit itpl.
gen Gbren;
Die blaneu Iugen itrablenb tpie stpei
&er3en,
l1nb 2tebe, trene SobneslieB i'm Ser
sen."
Die Utntter trGnmt! -
-. Sn 9liib'nben Jieberglnten
WtnR fern i'm Ba5ifif ibr Sobu Der-
bluten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-12
mas fol- unler
9un9e meroenI

Die Jroge tritt jebt 1pleoer BET
pielen Somllic11 in 0en BorOergrun0.
llno lie mid ernlt uno reiflidj iiber'
lcgt iein. GeIn Die gon5e 3ufunft,
Die gan5e &eten5geltaltlmg 0eS lun'
gen Wtenlden bangt Don Der 8eant'
Dortung 0erlelben a6. G5 beibt 31Dar,
in ieOem Bctufe tonne e5 ein tiid)-
tiger Wtunn 81 etrDu5 brl1gen; aber
lidcr lit Ooc), ooB Elm Vtcnld IN Ell
ncm 8eruf (infolge iei11er guten Ser,
unlagmg 0u5lD Elm Wteiltcr 1peroen
fam, mubrelo er e3 IN elnem on0ern
gerufe trob oller vliid)tigfelt" Diels
leld1t nid]t lueit itber eInen Sfuldcr
blnnl15 brlngeu Dlir0e. 9lld] lit Der
9lnlidt c1tgcgen5utreten, 0uB ieoer
ldlcblid) in cas- iSabrtpoiler tommt,
IN Oenn er cl:1 gutter Sd)1Dlmner lit.
Vfunher, Der ieinen 8eruf Der
feblt bate, !ono feine 8eiegenbeit
mebr, uuf ro5 Niebling5fel0 lelner
G0tIgfeit 5lriid5ufommen, 5. y. am
redten Grt2 Der redte Vfunn gu
lcinl l1no e5 lit pcbl nu6 bdufiger
ein Nod}tell ais ein Borteil, menn
cln llmger Vtcnlb bon eincm Berufe
ln einen anocrn iiberlprlngt, Bis er
5ulebt Don iC0er Beruf5t1tiJfeit ct
lpa5 ober lciOer niAt5 8on5es, Sol.
les gelernt fat, 1po5 bel Ser &onfltr.
ren5, mle lie beute bcrrld)t. cine er1te
VeOlrgltng ill., 8nl0 melB Der i1tnge
Vtenl6 Oann nift mebr, neldem
9erufe er iid eigentlif 5utpen0en
IoQ; in 0ent 8e1uuBtlein, ni6tS
griinolid unC ousidlieBlih geler1tt
81 baben, miro er ltnii6er ltno un3u.
frieoen, miro ta1un cine giin1tiee,
aber perontlport1rngsreihe Bo5ition
iibernebn1en uno - bleibt binter lei.
nen 8erllf5genoilen 5l1riif.
0oS 6ntnlite bel Ser 8erufsrpnN
zines &noben iit Die mangelnoe gr-
fe11ntni5 0e5ielben, fiir 1peldH Tatig.
felt er Dobl ~geI6uffen" Ware, 10.
mie, oaB er lid) leid)t bon einem 8e<
rllfe, fir ben er 1id entIhlieBen mod,
te, qan5 irrlge 8orItellungen madt.
Sit Ood) Die S5ugeno 10 leiAt 0eneigt,
5u l6Darnlen, 3u iOeulilieren
g5 Ioute bnber Der 8unI6 bes Ser
&ebr5elt entgegengebcn0en Gnabelt
nid)t olS SrntelmeiSbeit oufgefaBt
tper0cn. Oo6 Ware e5 1pie0er gon5
Oertebrt, Ole Sorliebe zines i1tngen
WenIden fir einen beitimmten 8es
rl;f oouig 3lt ignorieren, idpn aus
Dem eincn 8rlnbe, oomit sic Gltern
Ip1ter fcinan 8or1purf befcmmen,
unO tpeitcr aus Dem onoer1l meil ood)
fin 1tn0 mieGcr elm &nnbe nit einem
qe1Diiicn SSnltinft Die 9dtigfeit, fir
Die er geraoe geeignet lit, berouSfin.
set.
>Sebr mar, ol!d] Die forperlicte Be-
ld}affenbeit Oe5 ar1s ser SGule ire.
ten0en &inoe5 bel Ser @ntihciou,ng
5u beritfIidtigen. Gin pollbliitiger,
robu|ter 9nobe oiirfte e8 folun longe
ala 8itroanqeltellter o0er Sfnei0er,
Elm IdpDGdllIdper, blutarmcr farm
longe ul5 Diedonifer ODER Gilenbab'
ner ou5bolten. (0oh lit lebtere5 nod
cher Ser Sail, ol5 crlteres.) gbenIo lit
Die @eiuno9eit Der imeren Organe
beS &naben 81 beriid1idtiger, Dor al.
lem @er5, 2llnge, Nerpen un0 geiIti'
&c 6abigfeitell
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-12
@ 81 SSSS SS S38.Sl
ueber ote Derld0t9=
felt Der 1u9eno

Sin GROCER 6ebler unierer SugenO
lit Der Wfongel an Berloiiigteit uno
Biinftli6feit. S6on bon friiber &ino-
belt an loQ Die @r3iebung oarauf bin,
pirten, ooB oas &in0 lernt, piinft'
lid unb getDillenbaft 81 Deroen. SSSn
unierer Sugeno3eit bieB es: u@rit Die
Sfliht, Damn oos Bergnii9en." &a-
men mir &inoer bon Der S9ule na6
9aule, 10 frugen Die @ltern, mas gu
lernen lei, mas borbereitet tDeroen
miille, UaS gearbeitet peroen ione,
uno na6 elmer gan5 fleinen 8aule,
Die uns gum &usruben geItuttet mar,
muBten mir lofort unlere S9ulaufga,
ben in 9lngriff nebmen. Grit oann,
nenn lie bolenoet naren, maro uns
erluubt, na6 Ser5enSluit gu lpielen.
8enn mir friibmorgens our S6u,
lie gtngen, m1roe elm genaueS Ora.
men ongeIteQt, Oh mir nidts perge1.
Ien, oh mir aleS genau in 8ereit-
I6aft bitten un0 Die rldttge Stun0e
ni6t perlQumten. @eut3utage begeg-
men 2ebrer uno BorgeIeBte 10 oft Der
iiberOies nof glei6giiltigen 9lnt-
mort: ~S5d babe eS oergeiien i6
babe nidt oaran geoadt -" gS lit
oieS cine llntugeno bon gan5 enor.
ner Srag1peite. 8ie Der WenId i'm
Rleinen it, 10 miro er audi i'm Gro
ben lein; ni6ts lit liebenspiiroiger
unb einnebmenoer als iunge 2el1te,
Die ourdauS oerlalltg 1ino. Sino lie
eS in elmer Gi6tung, 10 Deroen lie
es 1iderll9 INNER uno iiberaQ lein
Sat Elm iunger Wenl6 irgeno elm
gerlpreden gegeben, 10 muB er es
I'M ieoen Preis gu balten unO piintt,
lid gu erfiilen tro6ten. 0os Sprid.
mort, uSerlpre9en madt balten", lit
nod lange ni6t obgelbafft moroen.
sat iemano 0erlproden, 81 Der ODER
Der Stunoe irgenomo 5u erl6einen,
10 ioa er piinftlid, moglidlt auf Die
Deinute eintreffen. Son folder Biinft.
lidfeit i'm &leinen laBt li9 auf ues
Beitere ldIieBen. ~Biinttli6feit lit
Die Sofli6teit Der Jiirlten," bot ein-
nal ein &onig gelogt; Biinftli9teit
lit in Ser Tat uu9 cine nottpenoige
Iugeno iunger &oufleute. IS 3eugt
INNER bon elmer ge1piiien YeiBadtung
ODER bod nenigltens bon @leihgiil'
tigfeit, Denn mir Oieienigen, Die uns
etipa nit elmer Ginlaoung beebrt ooer
frellnoli6 5u iid gebeten baben, mar.
ten loiien; es lit unboflid uno unmo'
BEND. Gin il1nger WenId ioa einen
Stol5 oorouf lesen, ooB man bon ibm
lage, er lei gan5 uno gar oerlaillg;
er balte, mas er oerlpriGt; er lei ge-
piilenboft big in's &leinlte, piinftli6
auf Die Winute; iein 8ort lei felt uno
nerl6iitterlid, pie Der Sells i'm Wee-
re.
Oie Sugeno Ger 8erlGlIigteit
idlieBt cine gon5e &eibe anoerer Su-
eenoen in lid. Sic entipringt Der not.
Denoigen Sodadtung uno gbrerbies
tlng gegen oie 8orgeleBten; tie 5eugt
bon einem lobenstperten @brgei5 uno
gifer, alles redt 81 MAIDEN, uno cine
Aufgabe ni6t ollein gu lolen, ionoern
ite gut 5u loien; iie 5eugt bon 6em
@louben an bas Oolein zines @etpil'
iens, Dor @ottes oulebenoem Iuge
abIi6t uno Weinung oor5uleeen; iie
lit enblid aud cine foniequente SOL
ge Der Sronung. Oronung aber iit
Die @runolage CUR Soafommenbeit.
Dime Sronung fommen mir ni9t
gum re6ten uno ertpiinidten 3iele.
Sronune lit in allem notig, ni6t nur
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-07-12

NSa1tn lno sSrau ouf sen Sub
Der 8lei4beit itellen, Die 5rou aus
Der i6r eigenen, bon @ott beitimmtea
Spbare, oen bausliden 2eben, >pr
tie berri6t lno paltet, binousorGn,
gen un0 ms 0ffe11tlide 9eben Der
Solter itellen tpollen, beiBt aidt Die
Srau erbeben, ionSern iie ernieori.
gen. Das Geidrei no9 @lei6beit
Der 5rau nit Dem Wonne fenn alS
zines Der tieiiten uno iiherIten ans
aeifen fir ienen @eiit Der @eiesloiig'
teit angenommen ,perber, tpelber I'M
1ere 8eieQidaft befal1en bat.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27

be made for the forthcoming Dawn
Patrol meeting as we'll as he be-
ginning practice for the Rifle team,
The new Aeronca Champion,
which Don Gridley and I'd Gooding
flew back from Middletown, Ohio
during the past week. Ia creating a
sensation as Il Is the first new post
war airplane on the Ann Arbor
Airport aud has many new features
and remarkable performance. Most
so.calied trainers fly from go TO 10
miles per hour, but this new trainer
cruises at from 50 to 80 miles per
hour with top speed at 100. In fact,
the trip was made from the factory
In .wo hours, in spite Of the fact
that Il raiued all the way.
\ very interesting sidelight OF
Mr.. Gridleys and Mr.. Gooding's
trip was the opportunity 10 see
Hitler's car on disploy in one Of
the midtown streets in Middle.own.
Used in promoting the sale Of Vic
tory Bonds. the car was long,
low. blue colored convertible with
chrome trim. Purchasers OF bonds
we're given an opportunity TO sit In
the ear.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27

was one Of the first passengers 10
have a ride in the pew Aeronca
Champion.
Gerald r. Holly flew 10 Wyan
dotte Saturday morning. % attend
the wedding of his combat buddy.
Captain John Haggarty. who was
In the same flight squadron In the
South Pacific with him.
Pvts. otto ". Blackberry aId
Lynn Mathews. former c. \. Z.
Cadets and now members of he
Army Air Force. are spending fiji
teen day furloughs at their homes
here. Friday, they enjoyed ride
in one OF the Gridley Cruisers.
The members o; the ipsilanti
Squadron. G. A. p. who participat-
ed I'm the Dawn Patrol flight 10
Hillsdale were honored by being
the guests OF George B. Conyis,
the MAYOR of Hillsdale, "a. break
fast upon their arrival.
The next Dawn Patrol is seized
uled Sunday, at the Ann Arbor
Airport
Regular meetings OF the CAP.
will be resumed on Thursday eve
ming at the Armory. and plans will
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27
Wings

Orlmel Rowe. seyenteen-year-old
student OF the Lincoln Consolidated
High School. passed the flight test
FOR his private pilots license at he
Ann Arbor Airport. Sunday. with
Bob Young. Flight Examiner Mr..
Rowe began his flight instruction
at the Npsilanti Airport last year
with Don Gridley AZ instructor. and
was recommended for his fligh. test
by Bud Baer OF the Gridley Flying
Service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Grldley we're
hosts TO the Wing Scouts OF the
Lincoln Consolidated School. Friday
afternoon at the Ann Arbor Air
port This group. under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Ed Wasem. Is interest.
ed In airplanes and aviation. After
an Introduction to flying by Mr..
Gridley and a demonstration with
model airplane OF the principles
OF flight. each member of the group
enjoyed an airplane ride with Pilots
orNal Throne and LaVerne Flick
assisting Mr.. Gridley. Mrs. Waser
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27
SEE III AS HE DOES

THERE is no point in upbraid-
ing your partner for a defensive
play which you could see later on
was a losing play Remember, he
has to act according to the facts
which are in sight TO him He
knows some things which you do
not, and you by the same token
know some facts which he does
not. Often he can make the most
expert. sound play in his position.
and have il turn out disastrously
the identically same play which
you would have made If you sat
where he did and saw only what
he saw.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27

To'ietain maximum food value.
cook sweet potatoes IN their Jack
cts. The best way to preserve vita
minis an minerals is to boil the
potatoes in their skins. Baking ia
next hes
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27
DISCLOSE PlLssN DAMAGE

Prague UP-Air-raid damage 10
the beer and Skoda works town OF
Pnsen was roughly estimated at
4.5Oo.UDC crowns, or approximately
S140.Cc0.60 at prewar rate of eX-
change. ministry of information Of
tIiCials disclosed recently. Ofiici-
ais said that 6922 houses in the
city out Of a prewar total of l1,l29,
had been destroyed or damaged.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27

To keep ivy from shriyelling
when you are away from home.
wiring a cloth out Of water and
wrap one end OF II around the
pot ana place the other end in
bowl Of water
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27
NEW PLASTIC EASY TO MIX

Cul e. City. Cal Up Unusual
qualities claimed for new plastic
material today included ability to
mix il in a cake mixer, pour it by
hand nto single mold and cure il
in a Kitchen oven. The new ma
terial, called "plastitool", can be
used Ter hammer-heads or as a sub
stitute for tile
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27

Shoes should be cleaned and
polished regularly. Polishing keeps
leather soft. makes shoes more re.
sistant to water, dirt, weather and
wear
SPANS 1916 orange crop is 40 per
cent greater than two years ago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27

Carton black. hyproduct OF ma
tural gas used in tire manufacture,
is Just a variation of common SCOT.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-27
Fine Points IN Bndqe

the Q therefore would enable
South to get three spade tricks.
Putting in the 8, however,
would limit South TO two tricks
in spades If West had the ] East
would retain his Q to knock off
the 10 So he played the o, and
then both he and West were cha
grined to see South take the trick
with the J
South then led the club Q. which
was covered by the K and A. The
diamond Q was sent through to
the K. West scored the spade A.
then led the TO the X. Declarer
then ran four tricks in diamonds.
three clubs and the heart A to
score two extra tricks.
II East had played his Q on the
original spade lead and returned
the 8 to the A. the X would have
been knocked out next and then,
when West won with his diamond
K. he could have scored also the
stb-up Aoln SPhuS' E1C pohiNCu titoh
out to East, but subsidized when his
partner explained why the 9
looked like a better play than
the Q.
TOmUrrow's Problem
AAQJ32
v65
>763
IAS5
Ak 1897 - A6
V1o3 w Ell 2
>AJ l0e G %K5
40 - 49743
as
VAK7
%QS42
AK J 10 SO
dealer: West North South
vulnerable
What is South's soundest way
to plan for 3.No Trumps here
after he wins the second heart
trickf
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
CIRBED FREEDOM

II had my own way until two
Years ago. Then MON and dad
thought I was getting too much
freedom. They nut stop Ia Il.
II was crazy about riding
around ~ in 'urieT. She kept
NCul Ing me tC"lu.p I kept com
in" ~ lac % r'"h'.
The night hefnre ] shot her
! went ont IN a iil0pN with Don
Shore Then She told me 10 get
joh ard Strt on il and only
20 out two nights week.
we bad IN argument. can't
remember al of IT, went and
got my g'n from the closet and
went outdC0-~ and shot turtles
e. F-.i g O." q" In
md shot my mother. II was 80
sudden >hc didn't know what
" p - r!nr.
II wa> scared stiff didn't
~ ar' ere and ! .ust started
hitch hiking"
Donald who lad only .N dol.
~. with bu >-Ia tr rad m
tended to aot a Irh De- q BaIumorC
: fy 20 ou'atn money anC
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
CoNFESSES TO KILLING

He Wa, identified when a police
switchboard operator recognized
HIM after the boy had asked for A
nights lodging in the police
station.
He readily confessed 10 police,
telling them be had shot his
mother because She frequently
Scolded him for being "jalopy
crazy and for staying out late
at night
In Evanston, the boy s foster
father Smiley wealthy
manufacturer Of display sdvcrtS-
ing fixtures. came 10 his defense
and immediately retained Atty.
Donald Worcester OF Big Rapids
TO represent hum
Deep down in my heart I
feel II WAS accidcntal--in anger
III there could be such a
thing" he saId
ITS not first degree murder.
I'm sure of that. l will see that
Justice j. done. I've always
stood behind him In his little
ScrapeS. but this time LIN not
sure. I'll have Ia talk 10 him"
in hlS confession 10 Baltimore
Police Capt John Rollman, the
boy said
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
). 10 Continue
Airport Lease

The nile-square Wayne County
airport will not be used by private
airlne> for AT least another year.
Leroy Smith. general manager OF
the Wayne County road depart
mcnt revealed today.
Smith said that the county had
been notified by the army air
forces that the government lease
on the field would be extended for
that period.
THE army has this right"
Smith said. III may continue
it> lease from year TO year for
another 25 years II military ne
Cessity required its use"
Smith said that the county viii
condemn another 1000 acres ad-
jacent 10 the airport after the
war 50 that u can be tranSfOrned
INTO a tWo-mlle square landIn-
fold
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
Police Hold Two
For Tool Theft

Raymond ! DEM. II, OF l223i
Wiltshire, an emplole for 10 years
of the Hudson Motor Car Co
today was held by police. charged
with stealing an estimated SIS. 900
worth Of tools from the plant dur
ing the last TWO and half years
and selling them for approNi-
matcll s. 600
Arrested with DEM Was Burt
Crawford - Of 4OOi llogaIlh.
who admitted buying almo,, all
the tool, DEM >tolc
Crawford whose business j.
selling automobile pant 10 "a
raco,, said he sold the tools 10
various garages, bui donled he
know tho tools We're stolen. He is
hold for investigation Of receiving
stolen property
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
Sailor Admits
Auto Injured ;

A sailor, veteran of four years
IN the Atlantic and Pacific, is be-
lng held today after admission
that he was driving the car which
Yesterday struck three small
children at Stockton and ST. Louis
Leonard r. Zbieracz. -, Of 3342
Dearborn. home on a l1-day leave,
surrendered al The Dawson sta
tiOn yesterday two hours after the
accident.
one Of the children. Herman
Scmande s. of 1925 Sherwood.
IS in Saratoga Hospital. with a
fractured leg. The other two, Dale
Staub. s. Of l8O45 81. LOUIS. and
Janet Thompson g. Of 1857. ST
Louis, were given first aid for
bruises and sent home.
The sailor told police that he
saw the children but was unable
20 stop. lie left The scene. he said.
for fear that the shore patrol
would pick HIM up and nc would
lose his rating a. a second class
seaman
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
w oman. 60. Hurt
I'm :I-ElOOr Fall

Mrs Dora Hoffman, So. is In
a critical condition Al Receiving
Ho,p piial a. the result Of fall
from the third floor Of her home
AT 2l2i Rochester Yesterday
NelghborS SAID that Mrs Hof-
man tel when the railing around
The back porch gave way. Ply
NlC.anS say she Is suffering from
4 fractured skull. internal injuries
and Z fractured Spinc
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
Boy Faces
MurdorC0unt
Slayer, IS, Expected
TO Waive Extradition
By MARGARET RUSSELL

BIG RAPIDS, April 2S Me-
costa County Sheriff Judd NJ
Arnold and state Trooper Clar-
rnce Haight of the Reed City
IolIce pest today were en- route
4 Baltimore. Md. TO return James
! arold Smiley. -. confessed slayer
G. his Sociailte foster mother last
saturday i'm their Echo Lake home
near hc.c.
The boy is expected 10 waive
CHtradItion and VIII be returned
70 face a first degree murder
warrant
The youth was the object of
q widespread hunt since Monday
right When police broke INTO the
Smiley's summer home and found
The body OF Mrs Edna Smiley. 45,
o. Evanston, III.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
I(kes' Wounded Son
Back From Two lima

SAN FIR ANCISCO. April 2S
oUP)-Marine ID 1t. Raymond
Wllmarth IckcS. -. son Of Sccrc-
tary Of the Interior ICkc>. has
arrived AT hospital mere for treat
mcnt of a chest wound suffered
during the battic-for Iwo Juua
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30

Safe transportation becomes Increasingly important in
wartime Tranloads OF troops and essential materials are
constantly on the Union Pacifics Strategic
Middle Route uniting the East with the Pacific Coast
lust as the fagman protects his train so is it the Job OF
all Americans to provide for future security by buying
bonds and saving them Thus can help stabilize in.
dustry and encourage the American trait Of individual
enterprise and initiative
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
Hitler Was Shot.
diplomat asserts

ST MARGRFTHLN. Sw,t1cf-
land April - up 4 high dip
lomai who has Just arrived a. the
Swiss border from Germany said
today that Adolf Hitler and
Propaganda Minister Gocbcl> were
shot three daNS ACC.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30

$%long the Union Pacific main line-between stations
"a signal flashes red The train slackens speed and
stops The engineer grabs the whistle cord one long
and three short blasts That's signal to the lagman.
It is his duty to give adequate warning to any train fol
lowing To do so, he walks sufficient distance 10 the
TO insure full protection,
This is Of the many precautionary taken
by Union Pacific and other railroads.&c. protect pas
sengers and freight shipments
4 10 AMERICA" radio proar.n
hutusl a. dey = ~
Consult loosl m
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
Doctors Hear
Keffering

Development Of a plan in which
a person could be put through a
MEDICAL clinic in a minimum of
two or three hours was advocated
last night by Charles +. keitering
vice president of General Motors,
in an address 10 medical society
leaders of II states Al a meeting
sponsored by the Michigan State
Medical Society.
THE problem, when solved,
will be simple" kettering told
the Visiting physicians and sur
gcOnS in his discussion OF What
Can Industrial Research DO for
the Medical Profession p
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
PROGRAM SUGGESTED

lie suggested long range med
ical research program by repre-
sentatives of all agencies for per-
fcCting a plan for a healthy world
doctors need Ia get ac-
quainted with people" Ketter-
ing declared in advocating an
improved public relations pro-
gram. He advised against so
much conservatism you cant
get out Of the groove -
lie said industry had no thought
of infringing upon the medical
profession but was anxious 10 be
the doctors assistant in devising
ways and means Of preserving
health.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-11-02

and to pay all taxes levied by the City; lease to provide for tenancy of that part of the property now occupied by John Olson; lease to be a minimum period of five years, with an option to purchase and option of renewal, lessee shall pro vide three years fire insurance in advance; lessee to pay the first and last months rental in advance the guaFdian reserves the right to reject any offer.
 This notice is dependent upon the issuance of a license to lease with option to sell being entered by above court as requested by a petition on file therefore, and of fers shall be made in writing to the undersigned by 2:0O p. m. Noyem~ Der IS, 1945.
 Andy Johnson
 Guardian First publication Oct. 26, 1945 Last publication Nov. 2, 1945 ----