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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-01

suar es audi tppiid. Ser 2iteratur.
tpiiienitaftler Soiepb Maoler nennt
lal,ler Sen rSdolaitifer ser MDltif".
10 finSet iid in linn Sic fiible StiQc
Scr Sd)claItif nit Ser innigcn &ero.
lihtcit bes gliGbers ,lnS Ser @eoon.
fcn.pelt Scr Mpitif gceirt. ltnS oann
itieg oas WitteIalter Ser neuen 3cit
cntgceeu. Sic BurSr,,derfrnlt repo.
ll,tionerte sic litcrariidc 8elt. Sbr
GrfinSer mar s,par fein StraBburger
icnberu Elm Mtain3er, ieood feline critic
Eregc. nit ser er feline Grfinouns Be.
sriinScte, itano in Strabburs.
lluo 10 ipar es INNER i'm Cliab:
ser bel,tife @eoanfte iieste sSa. oie-
icr bentibe 8eoanfe tpar 10 itarf, bnb
er iim niht nur a., perteiSigen Der.
modlte. ionoern bab er a,,d) tuerbeno
auitreten fonnte. 9as itei,,ge,uoroene
9entmal oes 9cmtiht,,ms in Strab-
burg, oas Wiin1ter. bas in al ieinen
Ginselbeiten 5tpar cine periobneube
Stellung atpiifeu ,ueltlih. h.ganiidcr
a,,nlt uno oeuti6er 8otif einnimmt,
ober BOD in ieiner Gan5beit 10 ent'
ihieoen ocutid lit, es bradte in @otbe
Ser sic 8otif aus eiuem unbeltimmten
8eidnadsempfinoen heralls ablebn.
te. cine Begeiiterung fir oieie bcroor
tpie lie idoner uno gliibenoer nidt &C.
oaht tperben fann. Sm Mneeiihte oes
strabburser @iiniters @orras icinen
slufrui fit ben Bau 0es 0olner
1oms. ienes anoere @abraeideu
oeutider aunit am @bein.
Bon ben gbenen uno @6loern oes
gIiab eine iooiel edter beutiher @e,ll
aus. bab man nod nod Sabrb,,noer'
ten Dos 2ie6 Goetbes. 6as ct I'M gI'
iab bidtete. Jsab elm anab' Elm MSs'
lein iteb'n" als zines Der edteiter
oeuihen 0ieber anertennen tpir6
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-01

iidcn. Sic 0uft mar iriih uni fiibl
,,no mahte ibn ihauoern. 3itterno
betrat er sic Geiepbonfabine, tpGblte
nit unr,,biger &anS sic angegebene
Nutnmer. Gs lIutcte lange, obne
Sab iid ic,nano meIoete. Suao Der.
nabn geouloig an ieinem Sbr oas
unentpe9te: ~1,,ul, tuu, t,,u". -
Mebrere Malc tu6bIte CT sic sIcibe
drummer, obne Sic eripartete Stim,
me 81, ncrncbmen, Die iif auf ieincsl
iebniiibtigen Mnruf melbcn ioIlte.
SIN 8egriif. iein @orbabcu a,,isu.
gcteu, peruabn er pIotlih am au,
Seren Gube bos 9(uibchen Ses So
rcrs unb cine n1Gnnlitbe Stimmc,
sic iagte: ,y&allo. luer lit bort?"
Sd i'd, babe mid lpobl
II, ser 9tNinmer geirrt :"
y@clds 9summcr tpiiritbten
Sie?"
r6475 &C."
Sic iprcheu init oieier Summer.
@en iuoIItcn Sic benn anr,,fen?"
sd tpoIlte id) mohte
p1rc cs lpobl m0eIif, init ser ga,
me bcs 8a,,ics s1 iprchcu?"
Md. mcinc iSrau meinen Sic?
81, ictt peritebc id Sic. Sic iino
ser nette ilnac Mann. ser lie seitcrn
auf ser strobc anseiproden bat?"
rSd)?" &l,so tuar pollig per6liifit
nno nidt sciitcsseseniudrtig senus,
Sen S,0rcr absub1nsen uno 10 Sas
rbcn bcaonnene Geipuid ab3ubre.
den. Stott 'bciien Itotterte er Gnt-
iGuletg,nasluorte: sd, aber idj
rcriidlcre Sic, oaB es iih Inn eine
barmloic Sohc banSelt, Inn cine
nnr; harmloic :"
Gin GclGd)tcr oout anoeren Gnhs
her rntcrbradb ibu. oann t1ntc cir
(autes 8of,rcn an Sougos Nbr ms
Damn antluortctc sic ironiid)e Stinl,
me oes unbefannten Sprehers
v&armIos, iagcn Sic? Meine 1ra,;
lro barmlos? Sic lit mali;ios iui'
ser 9el,iel!"
rIein Serr. Sd id,pGre Shuell
SD tpcib, ih tpeiB alles! Wfeine
i5rau hat feline 8ebeimniiie Dor mir
Gin tclcpbouiibes @enocspo,,s. nih'
tpabr? Nrn1er. raioer i,,nger Mann
Sic ml,bten n6mIid nur 10 iriif
aufitehen, I'm mid 81, ,peden. Sd
mub ioiort nerreiieu, unS mir baber
sur5cit fein @aSdlen. uno Der @eder
lit entstpei. 9a bat meine 6rau Sit
gebeten. Sen @eder su ipieIen. Sit
bat rdmlid) eiteu Bombcnid)laf
lncine liebe s5rou. slud) iett idIGfI
lie nod tuie elm Murmeltier. Sd
ocntc Sbneu ieoenfal1s in ibren
Mamen. oaB Sic 10 piinftIid @or
gebaIten baban. Sic baben mir tpirf
Iidy einen grobcn 8efalcn setan
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-01

9ie 4ciflihte bon einen 8omben.
ihlai.

Sngo iolete ibr MN id,on eins
balbe Stunoe lang, taftpon abcr ent,
fdloiitn. gnblif) gla,.bte CT CO ,ua.
gen Su oiirfen. Nlio ,1dbere CT iit) ibr
Bis er an ibrer Seite mar, unS iog.
te leiie: ~8ndoiee Srau. ,uenn id,
Sic bitten oiirfte. init mir in sic
aonoitorei 81, scbcn. !u6re id) iebr
nliitlih." Sic saubarbafte 5rau
:uar gar niht rngcbalten. ol,tlportetc
r,ur einiaf: g neil,, iebt lit Ell All
ipGt."
Sd aeialle ihr. bad)te ct Bel fid,
uno itrabIte. Wie lie mid arseieben
bot. Damn i,,br CT fort: rBnd,
oige Sralt, id) bite Sic. mir MIR ei,
niae Mini,tcn 81, icbenfcn :"
~ltnmoglid)," aut!portcte lie ieit.
"Siclleift moraer. te,lte uein."
,Mrraen? Gs lit nod 10 Iange Bis
oabin! slber id) oanfe Sbncn, oab id,
Sie tuieScricben oori. I'm neId,e
3eit~
rSo. bas fam i'd Sbncn ictt nod
nid,t iagen!"
rCari id) Sic ,noraeu ariruien?"
.2ieber nid)t. es tpdre nid5t flhg.
y@icio ?"
Sic ibone 6rau bob oie Musen,
tuie uln cine Ginaebuns 81 i,,d)en.
IS paren seidjcite. abcr etluas iro'
niidle Nugen. aber a,,d) iiiB uno sirt'
lif. sd meiD, oab es iait ein Spfc-
lit, oaB id bon Sbncn pcrIarac.
iagte iie. rNber cs lit b;e einSig:
Noalid)feit, Inn nidt iiberraidt 8,
tperbcn. 9fuien Sic MIDI aIio NOR.
gen firth Inn flint l1br an. Sd itch;
INNER iebr firth a,,i."
rUnl 2"
$50, Inn flint llbr. Mcnn cs nod
einiae Winuten Dor flint lit. id)aoc
es al,d) nihts."
i &ugo uoIlte iagen. SAP CT fit ii
ioaar iiber gliihcnoc 0ohlen gchc,
'piirSe. Damn aber iibcrle9te er. oai
moScrne s5raucn romantiide grsI1
rlngcn nidt id)6bcn. Mlio ioate er
Gin Spfer? Gs gibt fcin Spfcr iii,
midi. tuenn es iib INN Sic banoclt!'
Gie ii,nge Grau CAB ibm ibre &c
; lepbonnummer. lieb iid) lanae mi
ber3lid) bie &ano oriiden, uno mad
eincm ldd)clno geiaatcn rMii Mic
oerieben!" ,uinfte lie einem Nut
uno entidtpano ieinen BIiden.
Gs mar fir &ugo am n1d)jtc
Nfongen nibt id)iuer. iih Inn fin
ltbr 5m erbeben. oenn er bate 81
gan5e Nadt fein Auee 3ueetan. 8
er fein 1elepbon i'm &nufe beiat
fleioete ct iid baitie an. Inn Be
n64iten aelepbona,,tomaten auf3r
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-01

11eber Die Mabruns ser @olfer,
tpie lie beidaifen lit, mO pelhe ipe.
aifiiden tStoffe Sen menihlihen
aOrper in flimattid) uno scoIosiiN
beridieoenen groteilen auibaucn, ii,
piel aeidrieten ruo geitritteu nor.
Ben. Sd ood Sic Grndbrunssiragc
bon sr0bter @cocl,t,,na iiir ieoes
Bolt auf Ser Groe. Nerste iino beutc
mebr oenn ie oapon iibcrseugt. Sob
gereselte GrnGbrung bel &ranfbci.
ten elm cnt'deibcnocr ,Saftcr 1T. ST.
ferlidl miro es iih nit Sem Sort.
1dreitan scr Grn1hr.ngMp
immer flnrer beroisitellen, baB elmer
groben 3abl Ser nerbreiteiten &rant,
beiten ourdl eine 5,pedn11bigc SiGt
SfFad geboten tperoen fann, uno oob
ols prattiide Golee bierpon cine
ridtiee GrnGbruna aagemein als
oas srobe Sorbeug,,nasmittel ecgen
8ranfheiten anerfonnt tpiro.
Ndnner ,pic Sopoiiier, 2iebiaL
Gettenboicr, @oit, Nboerholoen unN
8irtner.8 .8enner, INN MIR einige sl
nennen, baben iih eingebcno nit ser
Hbplicloaie Ser grndbrl,ns beid,Gi,
tigt ,,no iinS su Ser Muifaiinna &c,
tommen, Sab Ser geiamte menidlidc
Stofitpediel nibt nur bon ser rid.
tigcn Nahri,nasouantitGt, ionoern
olth bon ser GuolitGt abbinet.
Shne ;apeifel gibt es bci,te nod
bielc piftise GfIan5en, Sic unicrer
beutigcn GrnGbruns pollig unbe.
fannt lino. sans abgeieben bon ie-
men, Die mir sluar fennen, aber MIR
ielten ober gar nidt bertperten. 60
bot in gmerifa bus department. Of
Mgriculti,re cine 9iite all Ser oui
amerifanilfem 8coen geoeihenosn
unb fir Sic menifIif)e GrnGhruna
in getrod)t fommcnScn GlanScn
aufgeitellt. Siele Sieicr TiIanscn
tpnroen bon Sen Ssnoianern sebraudt
uno iinS heute Fait unbefannt.
- .Tie gsabrung alter Boiler. bia
nod feinen 10 ausgeSebntcn Sanbel
il1o feline Snoultrie ipic mir be.
inBen mar pieliaf bpbenit1nSiger
,,no inbibibueler als Sic i,nieriae.
Man fann BEL oicien @oIfern BON
Gbarafterpflan3en iprehen. tpie Sem
Mais amerifanilher GoIfer, ser
Duttel Noroafritas, Sem See Gbi,
mas uno ser aofospalme oseaniens.
Sic 9appritsitauSe, Gbarafter-
pflail,e 'Ses altcn 9(.gpptcns, mar
elm GrndbrungsmittcI fIeirer Gin.
Der unmittelbar nah Ser Gnhu0h-
nung. sn Bctreihe finScn mir i'm
olten aegppter 8erite. ;serner pieIe
@emitie, beionSers anobEauh unb
Spiebeln,. Slinlpf. uro NpbrseluGf.
ie tpurocn nit oieI Gel genoiien.
Wtan aB Mclonen, 8urfen, aiirbia.
5eisen, GatteIn uno Sobannisbrot.
Sablreifle 8eipiirse iporen beliebt, ir
3iimmel, anis. @aioran. Giflorie
unb 5erhel. @ilSer Sonia mar
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-01

uno moBige Grndbrlng perihtpano
langiom, man fing an 81, iuiirsen
uno piel slt eiien. Gicr Wabl5eiten
tparsn sic Megel, tp1brenS man Dor
Dem II. SobrbuuOert nur 5ipeimaI
tGslid ipeiite.
Ser 5leiidoerbrallG ser Wtaiie
nabm su. Giebberoeu, i'm Ntittelal,
ter aui sic sroben M1rfte setrieben,
umfabten bis 81 10000 Siere. Sm
16. SabrbunSert perGnoerte ser 80.
idbrige 9riee sic gerbdltniiie. Gos
2ano nit ieinen Meuihen uno T;e.
rem parfnm. Nm gnbe bes II. Sahr.
bunoerts bciiertc iih sic Gage luie.
Ser. Siere bcfamen is,'tes Tutter.
Ser Slccbau begonn. Ssn ser Mitte
ocs IS. Snbrbllnoerts ipuroen Scar,
toffetn in Merae angebout. Sm 49,.
Sabrhunbert leeie Ser grobe llm
Idpl,ng in Ser Sanolpirtid,oft Elm
Ser ourd, iiberleate Siinglrrg Sen
Grtrog oes 9ooens 81, iteigern il,d,
te. Gie grnGhrl,ng bon MenIh uno
Sier ipuroe reiOlid. Sie Ginger.
frage tpl,roe BON oieier 3cit ab in
2dnbern nit itarf abeenubten 8ooen
cine Sebensfrage uno bus &crnprob,
lem ser GrnGhruug. Gnoe hes 19.
Sabrfp,nocrt5 begann Sic sSnbultrie
NIT ser &erarbeitl,ng, Gerfeierune
,tno Grnlerpierung ser Nabrungs.
ritteE, oie bis su oieier 3eit immer
nur i'm natiirlifen 3uItunh Der
tpanbt tpuroen.
9ie Grnibr,,ns in China mar urn
lit bc,,te nod iibertpiesenN piIans,
lid. Ger einiahe Ghinele elmer ser
geniiglanlten l,nS arbeitiamltc,
Menihen, ab Sipei Mahlseiten tGa,
lid), beitebeno aus: Heis, Wehl, rp-
ben 3spiebeln. Burfen uno 5ce.
Tcrner murbcn Hiiben. Mettid,, Gro
riiiie, Giiriiife. 9lprifolen. 3itro,
ncn, Neigen, slpfcliincn uno Hbas
barber seseiien.
Sic bonn Saoauer geselienen
Yilanscn iinh 10 5ablrcid,, oob man
tie nid,t auf51blen tam. Sie unto.
rem &loiien erndhreu iih por.piegeub
oeaetariid,. Gppiid, lit ser 8enub
mand,er MeeresgenGd)Ie. tposu ). g.
16 sllaenartrn gcb6ren. geriibmt iii
Sic iopaniihe gchneniobe, Sic netc,
Meis,, See uno Sa6af SIR tGeI:Hcn
Grnibrung aebGrt.
Ser inoiide Grn1bruugsgrunn.
ias hieb: v@er iid) in ser grnGb,
rlrng rein balt. ser lit ,pobrbafi
rein Ser 9uhobismus lit Sic Elm,
sige Geligion, Sic oas S0ten bon
Sieren perbietet. sieis. Geipiirse, SO.
ma llno Nfilf, &irie, Gel uno Sonia
iiro nod beute Sic Souptnabrings
nlittel. Die Nahrilns miro lpeber &C.
bratei. nod acfod)t, ionbern nur
leift anaeidJmort.
Sn slfrifa miro alles eeseiicn. Sp
gar GiocdJIen Gaupcl, Sermiter.
Troie lno 9euihreden lpcroen mid:
uerItmlbt. Serner gibt es Sfafc,
3ieaer, &alnele, Soluen, 2copurbcn.
Spdneu, @ilbifl1peine IT, a. Oas
6leiit miro meiitens rob segeiien.
8lut uno Gingeipeioe gelten als Sas
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-01

- Weiien Sic bel GinfGufen oar-
aui bin, ouB Sic sic 9ln5eige I'M
vBoIfsblatt" eeleien baben.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-10
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-10

last WEN The Mayor O.
Atlantic Ctv. and executives OF
,.,ifo fa.5on WrpC - ma. ,itv
Joined in ceremonies honor.nc
,olot.d vnnfh Clay tl5.bnrns
said - h.. the oniv ,olored n,N.
,onneu,f.r IN fadio. Th, MANOR
,Nf.nded ,frral honnrs i'm mo f.sa
liz pro.cntiny M. station WFpG
aff h4d..
THIS WRITER as We,. rs all IA
,.ado., ~ ,ai> eoumu w.,eom4
,iph news l. "A sun I'm ,ter eht
dst.c.Inn. Thefa oulv ono r.gr,t.
..th ,eremon Aa. no, hoen h.id
here. You Niil rec,ll some months
a-o yont> 'fav stated ia 'ts 80
uuu hl W. ia nd { y 20 oi, - ',i'
",io,cd door- n tho radio woi Il
Here IN tho city ~ DeNuit. oui
group natc more than 4 ha'f dozen
different radio proerans p"rAans
dozen That means. they pay Tor
The brladeaSng ~ these poo
grams. 'hai helps 70 keep ihr
radio s'a'on. operating
WHY >HoiIDN'I WI have ono
rcpiesenia'iye on the payfo.l o. ~
least one OF me ninH ADO stations
opf RAY 'hr ~ 1Ai' area FeiAap' We
can mn We have nor ''i.d. 81
nave h"i h'a'n any a''h'p =.
Snpp'>e We icy 'uai h' ono ~ 'uT
~ RESOLUTIONS fNriy i''R"r Ok
ms 'oluhlh Sh"'ii' 10 Interested.
~ t''h>'. am aNA.NE 'Ao'' W E
aSl'e VIZ me- aN' Nll.'ns 20 WaA'
SUI" hs"'' N''' me .'.''
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Vt 0hDI>I 10 NEWS ieaeh'n
his wit IRIS d'sk Those whp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-10
Blackhawk Gets
New Show
Weekly Changes
Keep Patrons Gay

Dc,foitcrs have found that the
Bla, Nhawk Tavern 4>ou W warren
az MCGiaw is one of The gfandrsf
spots in The Motor tiiy 30 have a
delightful time. This popular wcsf-
side tavern Is always filled with q
mercy group Of paiion, pariaSluS
in the line festivities, Which iu-
clnde terrific new noor SHOW,
wcll-coohcd food and the finest o..
liquors.
The service Is exreptioually good
and alwJyS courteous. Jane, cain.
proprietor and Thomas Cam. IN
manager. have intodu,ed NV
po.i,y az e.'ng 'Ao PATRONS a now
nlog show each week NfA new
faces and new ais. Everyone is
invited to Visit The Blarhhawk and
make it their iavoi.ie inaet.ne
piatc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-10
URIN'.
THE RADIO WORLD
BY ISAAC JONES
By ISAAC JONES

if yol liho q hear r'ierl fA
~ heh-noon he s4st te ,a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-10

the
.UMPN 1--WE
by ulysses boykin

Tho curtain rises on strcamlinc New Year to find
iii nm in the air after making old 1911 in flying col
We are not good enough TO predict what the future
ubit we can 90 record and say that long as We
our little part in 1912 perhaps round out an
wear with almost the same success did in 1911.
our hr. business Of the year is TO prepare list
| prSOlI rIONS - We wasted plenty of good ink on
-, nrgracfl entertainers last year. We pledge and
gEe not to ito that again this year. We printed lot
rpaganda that favorable to the shows at several
no mite spots last year though the refused
nprhase one inch of advertising in the columns Of the
,rn Tribune This year that is out.
Wc overlooked the treatment that has been accorded
any parln, of the spots about This year it's going
he different When we see unsantary conditions or the
kes The ladies and gents rooms OF those spots we
n going To blast them.
Las, year we made all of the spots every week at our
Ivu expense. In cases paid the door price This
[r me- press Will only go to spots that do not charge
door price and if by chance YOU see us IN your spot
Ier having paid YOU can rest assured that TINS nghtlS our
H. and ya get plug from We spent too much
mite dub, last year. Our budget director has ordered
E we cu down and spend our dough with places that
[n money With We work for paper that is printed
owned by Dctroiters Our staff enjoys the best boss
Srkcr relationship in the business and want TO main
\ that by boosting the Detroit Tribune and supporting
. hall tines
Efs,o r,c him all that's coming to him for 942.
We wl stand behind the United States one-hundred
kr cent Ia the fight to preserve democracy and al the
|np going TO continue TO ride and expose those
|s narrow minded Americans who seeth with prejudice
lad discrimination against other races of Americans.
Story Of The Week
The best story of the week is told by Roo s. Vest
and il concerns the versatile entertainer, Leonard
Reed who mite club patrons will remember for many
fine productions at Club Plantation and Club Congo.
h will be recalled that automobile accident ended
Reeds dancing and he forced to stick to
producing singing writing songs and acts and talking
10 put them over.
A couple of months ago Leonard was let out of
The Congo and headed east But before that time the
story goes he wrote a song entitled Another Day
music publisher heard it and sent Joe Chaser,
,se Of Louis Armstrong, to New York to find Len
After several weeks Joe Leonard on the streets
dHarlem and told him the good news
Reed sold tho song which will be recorded by Freddie
nrns orchestra Soon after lionel Hampton purchased
IsCher composition. Nov Know So now the boy who
(g hs career was ended has found himself and is on
kyvay UP the ladder of success song writer Good
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-10

Pinnl>t.t ondmcinr
who next week will oiier n special
course In hoir.lIircciinr. lh,
course promises 10 deal with prob.
lems affecting church music ioda,
Mr.. Nolan j. u trained musician anu
brings 10 his WORN n wealth of eN-
perirnce Further information can
he obtained by calling Temp"
.2gS~.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-06
Explosion Death Toll Fifty One
Maneuvers Planned Sunday
by Civil Air Patrol Group

Eddy McEnnan, commander OF
the Ypsilanti squadron Of the Civil
Air Patrol, today announced that
all members OF the patrol are to
meet at 745 a. m. Sunday at Nc
Ennan Airport to receive instruc-
lions for participating in group
maneuvers. All are to be in uniform.
Group maneuyers were ordered
for Sunday by Ken Morey, Adrian.
group commander. and five squad
rons will take part. intermediate
flights will be made to 'sirports in
this area with the final destination.
TO be Ypsilanti airport.
According to orders received Ny
Mr.. McEnnan, all squadrons OF group
B35 will have as their final destina-
ton Ypsilanti airport and upon ar
rival all squadrons will carry out
the maneuvers according TO group
orders No. 4. The return movement
will begin after the completion of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-06
Americans May
Join Commands

Washington. June e. ms -
There is a growing feeling in dip
lomatic circles today that Ameri-
can troops will soon participate
in the British Commando raids
against German occupied positions
on the European continent
The belief has been strengthened
by the disclosure that American
officers are now serving on the
operations stan OF the British in
vading forces in England.
Lord Louis Mountbatten, chief
OF combined operations OF the Brit
ish invasion forces, revealed that
American officers are now on his
staff.
He also disclosed that several Of
these famed British Commands
will shortly arrive in the United
States. They will help in the train
ing OF American. troops for COM
mando type work-one Of the most
daring forms OF modern warefare.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-06
DelayLikely
in Rationiing
of Gasoline
congressman VIII
Fight Issue

Washington, June G-lNS-Vio-
lent opposition in congressional cir
Giles today appeared to have gained
a few days breathing spell" for
the opponents of nationwide ra.
tioning OF gasoline.
With a bipartisan group OF 100
congressman banded together
against the proposal, President
Roosevelt and his top war advisers
deferred until the "nearish future"
any announcement on the program
to conserve the tires OF the coun-
try's 33,000,O00 passenger cars.
The Chief Executive said he
would call in the leaders OF CAPT.
toll Hill TO discuss the issue with
them.
After a 40-minute conference be-
tween Mr.. Roosevelt and his ad.
visers, Archibald McCleish, direc-
tor Of the ONCE of Facts and Fig
ures and one of the conferees, an
nounced merely that a statement
would follow lin matter OF days.
While the "go sign" on rationing
did not come forth from the White
House meeting. the conferees re-
portediy did agree to proceed with
an intensified countrywide cam.
paign to collect scrap rubber. This
is one OF the steps advocated
strongly in Congress.
The campaign is expected TO EN-.
brace nationwide newspaper adver.
Using and radio addresses on the
extreme seriousness OF the rubber
situation by high government Of
ficials. 1t was understood that
interested industries will contri-
butte heavily toward financing the
appeal
Secretary of Commerce Jesse
Jones, one of the cfficials who can.
vassed the rubber and rationing
problem with the President, al.
ready has announced that the price
OF scrap rubber to be purchased
by the rubber reserve company has
been raised from 81 70 $25 a ton
to stimulate its collection.
Sponsors OF the campaign, how
ever. did not agree with the Opt.
mistic statements voiced before
congressional committees that
there are approximately 100000
tons OF scrap rubber available in
the nation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-06
Biggest Munition
Blast Since
War Entry

Elwood, III, June 6-INs-The
death toll was put at fifty one to-
day as Army authorities moved
with wartime swiftness to repair,
possibly within thirty days. the
damage left by the biggest mum.
tons plant explosion since Amer
ios's entry into this war.
Only twenty one bodies had been
recovered early today. but Army
officers announced they had aban-
doned hope that any of thirty men
listed as dead or missing would
be found in the wreckage alive.
The blast occurred at 2:4O a. m
yesterday.
The startling estimate that the
damage may be wiped out within
thirty days was made by Lieut..
Col Don NJ. Hoffman, superin.
tendent OF the government ord.
nance plant which is located near
ElWood and south OF Joliet.
"One building on one OF four
main loading lines was destroyed
said Lieut. Col Hoffman IT will
be replaced probably within thirty
days
The rest Of the plant will be
IN continuous production. esti-
mate that our output will be down
for the present not more than Is
to 90 per cent
Eight feeder lines. turning out
explosives and other munitions for
shipment TO the armed forces, are
unchanged and will be kept in con-
tinuous operation"
A board OF inquiry Is en- route
from Washington to investigate
the cause OF the blast. and their
investigation will include the pos
sibility Of sabotage, Lieut.. Col
Hoffman said