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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-17

United States bases on British terri
tory in Scotland and Ireland-all by
and with the consent of the White
House.
Add to this the warning OF General
George Marshall that we are in grave
danger. accompanied by his request
that all restrictions be removed ior
the use of our Army outside OF the
Western Hemisphere and what have
you:
The suppoSition is that if the people
OF this country do not revolt against
sending troops abroad other moves
will be made. perhaps, in rapid sue
Cession. In addition to Scotland and
ireland we hear mentioned Dakar. the
Azores. Cape Verde Islands and Mar
tinque.
THE Treasury estimate for defense
L spending during the current fiscal
year is II billion. Leon Henderson,
OF the price fixing agency. differs with
the Treasury in that he estimates de-
Tense expenditures at 20 billion.
There is a constant flow of new re-
quests running into the billions, such
Is the latest White House request for
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-07-17
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
Rv "Gertie"

Clefeland. O.. July II What
a night. what a place. and what
party! Which all hollis down 20
what Il success our Garden Par
tv was. It's my guess that we'll
remember the singing for a long
time. especially that Cuartettc
contest. Who could ever forget
that terrifcalIv super barher-shop
Guartette composed OF iieinie
SCHNEIDER. Fred Bloch, Bob
Schmidt and Bill Gierlirg: Or
chids this week to the committee
oi Martha Schuller. Dolores Roe
der. Vera Stolz and Katie Schulz
Ter who put this affair over with
such a bang!
Tonight'S meeting night. so
how about boosting our attend
ance record a little: 10 your
share in the membership drive
and bring along your three new
members
Hcr" anoIhcr motto, ior all
members who intend to play
basketball this coming season to
come and sign up at this meet
ing
Don't forget the Moonlight
ride tomorrow night. Pack up
your cares. and be at the Sach-
senheim at 8 P. NJ, prepared for
anything.
Moon Light Boat Ride
Cleveland West Juniors extend
an invitation to all Junior clubs
and Juniors from far and near
to a Moonlight Boat Ride to be
given tomorrow night. Saturday
July 10Th. The place we are to
meet is at the WestSide SaChsen-
helm. at 8 P. NJ. Come on YOU
Juniors spend tomorrow night in
the company Of the Dutch! Let's
have another grand time like last
year! We hope your club will be
represented! Will you try to be
there too? Everyone's co-opera.
ton will be appreciated!
Evening star., 1941-05-19
U. S. Crowding Hitler
President Toking Advantage Of Conviction
Nozis Hope to Avoid Our Entry Into War

bitterly attacked by the German
press than this one. The German
government officially has said that
American vessels entering the Red
Sea will be subject to Axis attack.
But 1t still remains to be seen
whether they actually will be at
tackled.
The same applies to Dakar. Does
Hitler want this West African base
badly enough to invite American
entrance to the war?
Anxious to Avoid Entry.
There is an important school Of
American official opinion, including
several cabinet members, which
which holds that Hitler will 90 to
the utmost lengths of abnegation
to avoid bringing the United States
in. Certainly. these people argue,
Hitler will not fire on the American
flag so long as he believes he is
winning the war; that, just as hap
pened in the World War of 1914-18,
when and if it comes, will be last
stroke of desperation.
1t Is recalled that after President
Wilson. on April 18, 1916, warned
that unless Germany discontinued
submarine attacks on American
ships "the Government of the
United States can have no choice
but to sever diplomatic relations, 4"
not a single American ship was at
tackled for period of nearly nine
months. 1t was not until February
!, 1917, that the German govern
ment determined, as stated by Chan
cellor Bethmann-H -Hollweg, that the
advantages of a wholesale and ruth
less submarine campaign outweigh
the disadvantages of the entry of
America into the ranks of our
enemies and proclaimed that
American vessels thenceforth would
be sunk without warning.
Germany acted in 1917 on the
theory that her submarines, if un-
restrained, could starve Britain out
before American aid could become
effective. Because she proved so
completely wrong in that instance,
it is contended, she is not likely
to make the same mistake again.
Wherefore. the proponents of this
line of thought are telling Mr..
Roosevelt he can go as far as he
pleases in pushing Herr Hitler
around. short of actually shooting at
him. without taking the United
States into war.
Evening star., 1941-05-19

These now are operating 1000 miles
from our coastline, Admiral Harold
r. Stark, chief of naval operations,
has said.
Last week the President dipped
deeply into the acute Mediterranean
situation. He announced reopening
Of the Red Sea to American mer-
chant ships and, after the Berlin
government had warned that this
was a combat zone, he likened the
situation to the interference with
American commerce in the Mediter-
ranean in 1903, which brought us
into an undeclared naval war with
Barbary pirates. Further, Mr. Roose-
welt warned the Vichy government
that the opening of the French colo
nial empire to German use, ''includ-
ing French African colonies and
their Atlantic Coasts" would men
ace "the peace and safety of the
Western Hemisphere"-a plain inti-
nation that any German move upon
the vital West African port of Dakar
would meet with American resist
ance.
Mr.. Roosevelt said in his press
conference Friday that determi-
nation of American international
policy is on a day-to-day, hour to-
hour basis, and that no human
being can prophesy what will
happen tomorrow. On the same line
a member of the cabinet, asked as
to the administrations attitude
toward "convoys." replied that he
did not know because the President
himself did not know. The whole
situation this official said, rests in
the lap of future events on the
myriad war fronts.
No Nazi Raiders Reported.
The crucial question is how far
Hitler can be crowded before he
strikes back. One of the most re-
markable circumstances of the war
is that hundreds of American naval
vessels have been patrolling Atlantic
shipping lanes (as much as 1000
miles out ever since December, 1889,
Mr.. Roosevelt said without a single
meeting Of these vessels with Ger
man raider having been reported.
The explanation of this must be
that the Germans have metiCuously
kept their warships out of the
American-patrolled areas.
The inference of all recent Amer
lean and British official statements
has been that American naval ves-
sells in increasing numbers are push
ing ever farther and farther toward
the British Isles and that latterly
these have been supplemented by
airplane patrols. Hence the in
quiry: How long can this process
go on before an actual meeting of
German commerce raiders and
protective vessels occurs?
The situation now developing in
the Red Sea may prove even more
provocative Senators have been
told by Maritime Commission Off
cials that the United States has
contracted to send 20 ships month.
ladened with military and food
supplies for the British forces in
Egypt and East Africa. Some of
these vessels it is indicated are al
ready on their way, sailing via the
Pacific and Indian Oceans. Presum-
ably it was to permit them to carry
their cargoes all the way to Suez
that the President proclaimed the
Gulf of Alden and the Red Sea
open to American commerce 4
No move by the United States
since the war began has been more
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Lobby Official Urges
Taking Over Industry

All industries essential to Sue
cess of the defense program should
be ccmmandeered at once, Ben
jamin c. Marsh, executive secre-
tary of the Peoples Lobby, contend
ed in a statement made public
today.
America is six months behind
on provision of munitions, equip
ment and ships" he declares, land
in this mechanical age, reliance
upon clothing and feeding an arm
less army to defend our country Is
almost criminal"
with production only half po-
tential in many vital defense in
dustries under our 'dollar-a-year'
plus profits control" Mr.. Marsh
continued. "it is quite obvious that
we need new control to get away
from our seven years OF Govern
ment-subsidized scarcity"
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Hitler Has No IdeoIooy

he ect Of hs
Hlers position and the internal situation in Germany.
made the probable error by any evidence of
evidence to indicate that Hitler theology
mpe him towards the goal world throws pn
clples overheard whenever events overtake them
1t entirely possible that time other
disappear
likely himself the
What Nazism? original interchangeable" points
naonam ns Soc n M m e peps
anti Communism and the war against Versailles.
mesey e. for
th new eVouon an uprising OF the Arab world raciay
much prer Semitic world than tha the wesernd Jews whose
outposs of Britain in Palestine.
What remains of Communism, of Lennsm, of
and Tor the masses OF the of the proletariat?
s ssSPs res ON
which e. naOnam nat in Europe and has become the
half of the working masses"
Revolution for Slavery
What is the revouion-he &nthess emerging
. union union Of huge industrial m with
nicans and officers 1t the revolution power
sake OF efficiency and power in disregard of nationality sentiment
advanced panoa the machine paranoia for the
n hs @ mnG n hs ppos @ @ an the ea most
because conces that exist for efficiency and efficiency
on 4e r e na human pr0ou does not concern It, the rev
Incidentally Iindbegh and it being systematic
1t with this revolution that the aged Marshal Pean has allied
what he is doing is with this revolution
ally herself, in the supreme
Hess apparently
the hope that might
stopped by return to Mr. Hess Nazm which has turned out be
~ " ~
1t only be stopped rather changed by its conflict with other
Of ea M @ no d bd M m nnnef $ % 1evo
desires real human needs and real human freedom all finding
expression in complete human wordmateria mental and spiritual
tReeased BY the Bell Syndicate 1neJ
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Maryland Women Voters
Adopt Defense Slogan
surc,sl pispat atch to The Star.

ROCKVILLE, Md, May 10
win the Battle of Production!"
has been adopted as the slogan of
the Maryland League of Women
Voters. Mrs Miner Hostetler of
Rockville, newly elected State pres
ident, has announced
What Is the Battle of Produc-
tion?" and What Can I Do to
Help Win It?" are questions to be
answered by the league through
publications, study groups and ad-
dresses, Mrs. Hostetler explained.
Material on various phases of the
defense program has been pre-
pared by the organization, she said.
The matters treated include hous-
ing, schools and health in defense
areas. labor relations, vocational
training, employment problems, con-
sumner interests, er-American re-
lations and civil liberties.
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Lecture Tomorrow
On Christian Science

A free lecture on Christian
Science entitled Christian Science:
Its Power to Uplift Mankind" will
be delivered in the First Chulch
OF Christ. Scientist, Columbia road
and Euclid street NV, at 8 pm.
tomorrow by James G. Rowell, C.
S. B.. OF Kansas City, Mo. Mr..
RoWell is a member of the Board
OF Lectureship of the mother
church, the First Church of Christ.
Scientist, in Boston. Mass. He will
be introduced by Henry E. Mang-
hum, first reader of First Church,
which sponsors this lecture.
Evening star., 1941-05-19


life of their own and assume unpre-
dictable shapes"
In April of last year, in an article in
Foreign Affairs, wrote: For a long time
the western world has made the mistake
of believing there was no possible syn-
thesis between the Russian and German
revolutions. The possibility of synthesis
was implicit from the beginning"
I quote myself only to escape a re-
formulation.
This Synthesis I believe is now at
hand. The Nazi war and revolution have
been dynamism not theology. The forces
let loose have taken on life of their
own, impelled not by the desire to be
consistent with uttered principles, but
to be successful in conquest.
Both the Nazi and Communist rev.
olutions are being progressively liqui-
dated, The day that Hitler sits down
with Stain will see the merger of both
into the new revolution that has been
gathering force in the last months out of e
This, think, is the true explanation
is really Nazi who took NaZi principles S
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Harry c. Fuchs Heads
District Heights Bourd

Harry C. Fuchs has been named
chairman of the District Heights
(Md0 Board of Commissioners.
Commissioner Gustave v. E. Ed
felt, who ran unopposed in the
towns recent election was named
vice chairman and Commissioner
Albert r. Hassall, secretary.
Municipal appointments included
Kenneth c. Jose, clerk-treaSurer and
John M. Page, building inspector.
Evening star., 1941-05-19

tool program has been immune from
annoying interferences and that the
tools to build the bombers, the can
non, the machine guns and the mu-
nitions of war are to be forthcoming
for our enlarged programs as fast
as they will be needed by the fabri-
eating factories in 1941 as we'll as
in 1912.
Evening star., 1941-05-19

will the French government IN lhe
manner it treats Berlin and Rome
of against the French
led without anything about
future But military necessities will compel the British TO treat tne
Uneo States Government Is
will administration for
the all the posesi the Western Hemisphere
when the
All the taken The
French light and the carrier which at present
probability will
harbor will little chance fight against
small force which win be ordered to take the islands
Evening star., 1941-05-19
The COMING
Tower
Dulce Est Decorum, Etc.

Dulce Est Dec0rum, Etc.
Today I saw three mothers sons
Dressed in their Kings own blue
Three sailors in an alien port
Free for an hour or two.
Their crippled ship fresh from tn
fight
Lay safe and sad near by,
And cheated Death walked at thei
side
Awaiting one more try.
H. M. S. Blank, their ribbons read
Thus valors standard borne
Proclaimed to all who saw Their
How courage may be worm
With boy eyes laughing at thc
crowds.
Boy necks brick-red from sun
And salt: and with their boyisl
mouths
Laugh ightened In their fun.
Oh British mothers far away,
God grant you your boys mirth.
That you who gave them lungs anC
soul
May never rue their birth!
Tonight see my rosy sons
Asleep in cosy beds
And, doubly grateful, rub a hand
Across the silky heads.
The privilege awhile is mine
To scold or understand,
Or try to bring some moments 10Y.
Or guide trusting hand.
But, oh, tonight, my heart is sad
For what the years may give.
1t cannot be so bad to die,
But it is good to livei
ANN BREWER Cliff.
Years and years columnists Of the
uncategorical category, comedians.
and gag men work, and seldom
achieve anything memorable. Yet
here is Hitler, blindfolded, who, with
out trying, achieves something, like
his talk about his reliance on the
craftsmanship of the British. Our
helmet sweeps the ground.
The picture in the May 19 issue
of Life of what happens to other
elevator passengers when one Of
them wears one of those wide
notched straw hats was printed tor
late to do us any good. More than
a week ago we received a terrific
wound from lady Wearer.
Evening star., 1941-05-19

determined not
SO m uch b y
Fra n kiln D.
Roosevelt as by
Adolf Hitler.
r 90 S e v e ] t
is deliberately
crowding Hitler.
American occu-
patton of Green
land a month
ago was followed
Dy announce
ment that our
Navy and air
patrols had been
extended farther
Evening star., 1941-05-19

INDUSTRY 10 90
the job, 1t / s
pleasant to b e
= b e t o report
that m a c h i n .
tools the par
en- t industry of
the whole arma-
ment program
h as reached q
milestone i n its
development.
Likewise it is
possible to state
that the e Gov
ern m ent - by
which / S meant
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Fiscal Formula.

-. .. if the administration adheres
to its policy of paying two-thirds
as We go and borrowing only one
third" Pm.
You pay two-thirds and borrow
II hardly think that trick will go,
sir,
Until these savvv how it's done:
The tax collector and my grocer!"
H. A. l..
The police department doesn't do
much about the parking situation.
so we have another suggestion. Send
the entire force to Germany and
arrest the Nazi army for violation of
the Sullivan law
What do some of boys and girls
who are careless to the point of ex-
treme rudeness learn in school about
democracy? Boys and girls who
push other passengers around on
subway platforms and on trains?
Longfellow might be revived, too:
And children coming home from
school
Raise hell in the subway trains.
We confess to an old distate for
the locution. creative writing. Writ
ing is writing: non-creative writing
is penmanship.
Genesis.
The Serpent was at home in Eden
long
Before his coils had sinuously wound
About the Tree, and that primeval
wrong
Divided the one flesh. In such
profound
Unwisdom was the world that even
Let the fruit ripen on the bough
and hang,
Too sluggish to conveive that
treachery
From which the seed Of all dissen.
sion sprang.
Earth and its waters mingled and
begot
Creatures of mug and sun and
steaming rain;
Drowsy and mindless, Adam needed
not
The trouble at his breast, that
monstrous pain.
Dreaming no dream of what deceit
could hide
So near that single heartbeat in
his side.
LESLIE NELSON JENNINGS.
1t is Bill Cowles's notion that our
campaign for "stander" instead of
"standee" is utterly moist. A standee
is called that because he is more
stood against than standing.
Well. then a stander is a theater-
goer, who remains to the end of a
show that he dislikes, in short, q
punishment-stan
+4E
Old DR.. Hofmann is at work, he
says. on "Allergy Written in a
Country Church Yard"
Democracy and freedom are words
used in this country by those
who believe in them and by those
who believe in their abridgment or
elimination. Why not call it no
talitarianism?
prinoe Mipicfer MenzieS of Aur
tralia was talking about the So -.
called good old days. What he
our excellent guess Is. the
days when brass tacks were some
thing you got down to, instead of
paying.
What everybody still wants to
know is whether he was Hess man
or a yes-man. F. P. A.
Evening star., 1941-05-19

in North Africa will be after the
surrender of Marshal Petain. They
will go on with hopeful wishing and
believe that Gen. Weygand may
not agree to hand over to the Ger
mans everything they want. But it
is admitted even in the most opti-
mistic circles that the chances of
Gen. Weygand and Gen. Nogues re-
sisting orders are extremely slim.
Under the circumstances. in all
probability, the American and the
Evening star., 1941-05-19
On the Record
Hess Believed to Have Hoped for Return
To Original Nozi-ism With British Aid
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.

The Hess affair has disappeared
but not yet from this column mpoant
tightening On re-readng Fridays column
before the should stuck asking myself clear
anwerabe questions reanng inadequae
Sdered conclusions.
On September 1899 the declaration
Evening star., 1941-05-19
This Changing World
Good Relations Between U. S. and France
Threatened by Vichy-Axis Cooperation
By CONSTANTINE BROWN.


States will suffer serious damage become inevitable
Marshal decided
inevitable Foreign Office London
Marshal would resist
Evening star., 1941-05-19
BY JAY G. HAYDEN.

Recent events have made 1t in
creasingly clear that the moment at
which the United States begins to
fight, If it fights at all, will be
Evening star., 1941-05-19

HE opinions OF the Drtters this their not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented in The
Stars effort to all sides OF questions interest
readers although such opinions be contradictory
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1941-05-19

Keep CIe FTtIlCH ptOpIe III IItt
France and in the colonies out of
the present war between democ-
racies and relationships.
Unfortunately the calculations
of the diplomats proved wrong once
more. The aged French warrior may
have had the best intentions in the
world. Credit must be given him for
having delayed the actions of his
civilian and military advisers to
throw FRANCES lot for almost nine
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Tool Makers
Praised for
Progress
Industry Declared
Model for Others
In Defense Effort
BY DAVID LAWRENCE,

With the amount of criticism that
has lately been voiced concerning
coordination of the defense pro-
grams needs with the capacity of
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Dokor Easily Reached by Nozis


troops they properly equipped
material
intercept shipping from the Good HOPE
transport planes a few
the British
quite yet what the attitude the French commanding officers
Evening star., 1941-05-19


This think is
is really Na who took Naz principles seriously And the Naz reou
S in
Evening star., 1941-05-19
Granting of Bases Best Aid

have her
o Q.
that they
The best the French help their masters allowing
them their important air and naval bases.
Although
armistce this
which Berlin the
ardromes.
Since the French have been willing with the
there doubt that they will
Evening star., 1941-05-19


The United like Great
German bitz against Britain and the shipping lanes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11

ly. Rough or excessive mixing
at this point tends 70 tougher
the delicate structure Of The
Angel Food. Use . pan which
has never been creased. Of
course, and be sure that Il fits
the well-cooker. And finally,
invert the baked cake on . cake
rack and let 1t hang for an hour
before you attempt to loosen Il
from the pan.
Angel Food Cake
1/3 teaspoon salt
cup egg whites
"a teaspoon cream Of tartar
cup sugar
2/3 teaspoon vanilla
cup less l tablespoon cake
flour
Add salt to egg whites and
beat until foamy. Add cream
of tartar and beat until they are
stiff enough to hold q peak but
still have a moist appearance.
Add sugar gradually and fold
in each portion carefully but
quickly. Add flavoring. Fold
in sifted flour in 2 or 4 portions.
Pour batter into an INCREASED
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11

which Angel Food b usually
baked.
No special formula or meth
Cd Of mixing need be employed
in preparing the Angel Food
cake mixture which IL to be bak-
ed In the well-ccoker. Use your
own favorite, time-tested recipe
and apply the method Of mixing
you like best.
II you have never tried your
hand at whipping up an air.
spun Angel Food before, per-
haps you will like the simple
standard recipe given below.
Watch carefully the changing
appearance of the egg whites as
you beat them, however. and
when they are stiff enough to
hold q peak but still have a
moist and glossy appearance,
that is the exact second at which
the beating should stop. Then,
when folding in the sugar and
flour, do It thoroughly but gent
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11
travelling Treats
TRAVELLING TREATS
Nv Betty BARCLAY

inexperienced tourists or even
those who seldom picnic, quite
often have drinking water
trouble" They drink from
springs that may or may not be
tested. They camp near pure
water with an unusual mineral
content that does not please.
They find 1t hard to locate water
cold enough.
Now that large picnic thermos
containers are SO inexpensive,
why not carry your own bever-
age-iced as you want it? Do
not limit yourself to water, but
take q lemonade or fruit punch
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11
WHEN TIE COOKER
DAKES a CAXEl

What's new. In the field Of
Angel Food cakesi Simply this.
It's . fact that you can now bake
IN Al blue ribbon Angel Food
right In the deep-well cooker
which il . part Of the modern
electric range.
The finished cake Is q typical
baked" product, not a steamed
cake a you might think and the
directions are very easy to fol-
low. No water is used in the
well-cooker for Angel Food cake
baking, and the pan containing
the Angel Food is simply lower
ed into the dry pre-heated cook
er. Thus the cooker when cover
ed Is really converted into a
miniature oven. The switch is
turned to . low speed which
provides q heat which Is equi-
valent to that Of . 500 d. to 325
d. r. oven, the temperature at