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The Keesler field news., 1942-08-19
Muse Wins
This Time
In Biff Ring

II took only 20 seconds for a
new Post champion to rise to the
heights last week at the Keesler
Field weekly boxing show when
Pvt. Matthew Musolino, i26, OF
the 3e8th Tech. Sc. So, knocked
out Pvt. J. w. Carson, 1870, OF the
59ist, holder OF the featherweigh,
crown, in the first round. The
weekly card Of eight fights, three
Of which were for Post champion
ships, resulted in six knockouts,
three of them TKO's.
Private Musolino, in. his first
fight at Keesler Field, rushed the
featherweight champion as the
fight started, but ran into stiff
left jab that snapped back his
head. Recovering quickly, he back
ed the champ to the side OF the
ring with long lefts and rights, and
then caught him squarely on the
chin with a left hook which liter
ally knocked Private Carson kick
ing. flat on his back with his head
resting on the lower hemp strand.
The champ instinctively tried to
get up at the count of eight but
fell flat on his face. He was out
for 25 seconds.
In the other outstanding fight OF
the evening, for the lightweight
championship, Pvt Tony Para
nello, l3l, former Post champ, OF
the 3o2nd. and Pvt. Paul Messina
1888, of the 3l0th, fought to draw
For three rounds, both boys threw
caution TO the winds and stood toe
to toe slugging it out. Each boy
knocked the other down in the
third round though neither was
hurt by the blows.
Results OF the other fights were,
Pvt. George Williams, l52, OF the
393rd, scored a TKO in one min
ute, 10 seconds OF the second round
over Pvt. Fred Drier, 155, OF the
3l0th; Pvt. Bob Grove, llS, Of the
400th, lost on q TKO to Pvt. Dor
Aiken, 12l, OF the 309th, when he
failed 10 answer the bell for the
third round; Pvt. Vince. Lstruch-
iano, 1853, Of the 393rd, knocked
out Pvt. Beard Burgess, 100, o.
the 398th, In the second round
Pvt. Kirkland T. Price, l44, Of ths
393rd, scored TKO in one min
ute, 81 seconds OF the first minute
81 seconds Of the first round
against Pvt. Marshall Madsen, 1877
OF the 303rd; Pfc. Pfc. Jack Sauer.
beck, 1873. OF the 3o3rd, scored 4
T'KO over Pvt AL Cspuzzi, 1871, 0.
the 59lst, In ! minute, SO seconds
OF the second round. thereby re-
tanning the heavyweight title.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-19
Plan Services
For Holy Days

Special services Tor Jewish High
Holy Days. Rosh- Hashonoh and
Yom Kippur, will be conducted 81
Keesler Field by Chaplain Sidney
Bslion next month. Rosh-Hash-
onoh services will be held Sept.
IL and l3. and Yom Kippur, Sep
tenber 2l.
For men OF Jewish faith who
can obtain three-Gsy passes, ar
rsngements are being made 10
celebrate the Holy Days in New
Orleans, Milton D. Kuliek, Jew
ish Welfare Board director, says.
Arrangements fer soldiers 70 stay
al Jewish homes during tine period
are underway but men must give
al least two weeks notice II they
plan 70 attend.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-19
AER to Hold
Membership Drive

The annual drive for
membership In Army Emer-
gency Relief, a division torm-
ed In conformity with the
Army's traditional acceptance
OF responsibility tn caring fer
It's own atflliaies, viii be con-
Quoted throughout the Army
between Sept. 25 and Nov. 5.
1882, according to an an
nouncement from the War
Department.
Army Emergency Relief was
organized 10 aid soldiers and
their dependents during emer-
gencies. All military personnel
viii be afforded an oppprtun-
ity 10 contribute TO It's support,
but participation Is voluntary.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-19

Moiivate the physical train
Ing program by establishing
minimums. average, above ay-
erake and superior standards
By which soldiers may mea-
sure themselves.
The tests were selected because
they are:
!. Simple 10 administer
2. Objective - possible
J. Require very little time
I. Require very little equip
ment
5. Can be administered ae-
cording 10 uniform instruc-
tions.
The tests are designed to mea-
sure strength, endurance, eo-or-
dinaiion and agility.
Dean Wadley. junior director. 1,
assisting Mr.. Grimm in carrying
out the program. which IS an sd-
junct TO the regular daily Gales
themes and obstacle course giver
all recruits.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-19

trail Park Community House. BIZ
loxi. Twenty slides viii be
shown. Miss Mary Ethel Dis
mnkes, WPA recreation leader in
charge, viii explain how techni-
color movies are made and how
Kodachrome film is processed.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-19
'SpeedbaII Finds
Favor in Camps

Speedball, a game combining the
best features Of football, basket
ball and soccer, rapidly is gam
ing favor in Army Camps through
out the country. Little equipment
IS needed to play the game and tae
rules may be altered as desired.
Speedball can be played on
fields Of almost any size or de-
scription. Any kind Of bal tina.
can stand kicking may be used
Official rules may be obtained
from sporting goods manufacture
ers or from the University Of
Michigan Department Of Athletics.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-19
METAL FURNITURE

In q war conservation move, nc
more new metal office furniture
not already In the hands OF deal
ers viii be purchased by the Army,
the Services Of Supply Of the War
Department have announced. Of
flee machines and appl.snces hav-
ing an operational function are
not affected by the step.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-19
On The Sports Line

boys eang make the trip Al
through he sessen The team bal
lied tooth and uzli. usually
against overwhelming odds and
the boys deserved a shot a. the
national Championship.
The Commando tnfieid.
composed af SGT. Bob spaek-
man. third. SGT. Robert
Mendcx. shortstap. Pfc. Tony
Bender. second. and sEt. John
Carey. first Is a. good de-
fensiyeis as = lot Of iBficlds
have seen playing IN Class
"A lcAxucS. II sook \ lot nf
pressure off lhe pitchers n
also sszss she club a pleasure
for nar 70 handle.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-19

The srhfdulfI
"Wednesday, AuE 1901 w. eoa
if,ioek ~, 4qo ~ eos lBioek iol. alo
Monday, Aug 2t--5pi vs. s0a Block
Ia; 800 vs.. sss Block i0ls 900 W. siD
Block III.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-19
NEW YORK VOTING

Keesler Field personnel from
New York State may receive their
War Voting Ballot" for the Cen
eral Election, November 3. 1912
by writing 10 the New York State
War Ballot Commission, Albany,
Few York. II Is advisable for sol
diers who haven't as yet made sp-
plication TO do so Immediately as
applications must be returned be-
fore September IS.
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-19
ny ! SET tEs WILSON
Of ne ANR DfHce

Here ! g.. and anything can
happen from here oa-ln,
A guess (gsually spelled With
II calumnist- that's ne have
seen and becn aiTsost every ihAnE
now.
sgt Robert Flshel lsperts editor
for THE SEEsLER FIELD NEW $
nov On ilrioakh) asked lar his
piece. and for am. saythinE-even
a column.
Things ] lie aboai Army sth-
leucs.
The rarerness with which The
professional athlete performs
tfor tree for Uncle sam.
baseball. isslbaii basketball
and track stars, boxers. arch
ers. muscle control artists.
arrobals. tennis players and
even horxeshoc piiehers-al
branches OF the sports world
have passed In review through
the A A R office. They're =
Kreal bunch Of suyx with but
a single thought In mind. That
il 10 offer lhclr God given
talents In order that the per-
scnnel here AZ kresier Field
may be afforded pleasure and
recreation and he proud to
remember that they were
members Of this command.
Things about Army athletics
that are not % good.
The scarcity Of competent spofu
officials. Also The readiness of ths
athletes 20 storm" the Officials
II close decision does not 80 IL
their favor.
N tho players would fight
their opponents - hard as
they do The umpires, they
would be ef more value 10
their team.
| have been asked Why The Com
| mando baseball team did no, com
pete in the National semi-pfi
| Tournament al Wichita. Kansas
Tho truth is that we were freal
out ot ou,fieldcrs
That's situation that neces
sarily arises In times like these
The men we're shipped out Tn
only regret is that fellows lik
Spncksass., Carey. Bonder, Mendei
Mondorff and all The rest OF N
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-19
COLOR PHoTOGRAPHY

Soldsers Of Keesier Field who
are interested in color photography
and technicolor movies are invited
70 attend an Eastman illustrated
lecture tomorrow evening al 1900
O'Clock, IN the WPA picture gal
lery on the rear lawn Of the Cen
The Keesler field news., 1942-08-19

Don't cross Keesler Field streets
diagonslly or in a slow. hsphazard
manner. For safety sake cross a.
right angles while walking brisk
iy.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-20
ale bon kimans grobfr 5am befen aus bm Kregsterebn

llnSere Nnsefeuten iinb 10 eifrie al
helfen ben 3riea gu seiuinnen. bab ipir
iebem department. erlauben Der Netbe
nad bic 8ontrafte 3u nebmen. Iagte
8ranf 6. 2eipn1an. Erdiibent bon gic,s
man gros. 60. nit StoI5.
CbipobI Die Sirma nod, inmer 3ipiIz
fleioer n,aht arbeitet lie an Mrmeee ellnis
fornten fdon ieit 1910. Seit Yearl Sars
Dor baben iib nulere Nnaeiteuteu an iee
Der &ricgsbcitrcbilne beteiliet nnb 72
friibere slngeitelIte iino IN Der armee
9eim Mrmeeeyapp @elief SaIIipieI
faiften nniere glnseiteIten 1850 Dollar
Rcrt Gintrittstarten
Wenn am 3ablta9 Der Sd)abn,eijter
ote 2obntuperte ben MnaeiteIlten allse
hdnbigt folgl eleidJ Elm Gdodben unb
perfanft benz G,npiduscr pes 2obues
ariegsmarfen. Seoeu Sae ipdbrenb Der
Nittaasseit perfn,lit cine @rllppe 3arz
fen rno am Selbeutng nlein perfauften
iie fir $500 @ert.
Inter 9iiduan Nnseitellten gibt es
313 Slutgeber. Cine 0ranfenIcbtpe1tern
billie bon 130 Sralieu, nit Equipment gez
ltetert bon Der Sirma, nnb eiu Wlnner
Civilian Gefenie &onitee bon 100 freis
ipiItgen Seuerntdnnern Shuemdnneru
unb Suftiduez 8ebilien beitebt ebeniaus.
Soc 9ape, Sberingenelu, perbrad5te
gSodlen in Columbus. bnnlit er uuters
rit,ten fam
Sur Stgaretten fir Die Sulbaten purs
ben Der Amcrican 2egipn bon Mneeitellten
500 geIcbidt. Sus 9ir6man Src,eiter
nnb ebor CAB bel patriptiIhen Mabios
portragen ibre Sienlte fret. &pmntaus
oant 8idlarb g. &roeien pcS Der 9eaion
iiberreidlte Der Mirbman @eIeaihaft eiue
SABINE am 26 Eidnid
0rei Freiie iplIrben seseben fir 3inuz
ianlmeln. SRI. Siomar. eine @orarbeiz
term, errana ben eriten Ereis nit 1850
Fflinh; SRI. Sean 9obnif ebenfaas etne
Worarbeitcritl, brubte 1860 Gfunb; auz
'dininen puroen 5000 YfunD ubgeliez
fert
Seo Stmon, ein siigler. brafte 1Oa
Snd)er, SpIepb 3atarilef bradlte sos |
Sdalplatten. Sen 8elbricmeus slontc1t |
9eiponn elm friiberer sluseitellter, Sgt |
Hop Semogou, nun lleberiec
SeDer angeitellte, Der our @ebrmadbt
elnrildt, erbdlt elm 3ertiiifat, oas i'm su
etnem neuen sln5ug beredtigt natl ieincr
9ellnfebr. eeIhenfe nerben BON Mneez
ftelten ben Solbaten seid)idt
9err Selpnrau, Erdiibent. idbidt ieoen
@elo, nm iif pbotograpbiereu
3u lailen fir Die gbrenplafete.
9err Senman lit Ritglieb bes @ar
Erooufrion goaro Soerr 99idarc 8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-20

nubooIliten &erteilllns uno SerIen.
Dung. Wtit nllem mas oanit 5ulam.
menbongt: slusgleib uno .Stabililie-
rllng oes tnternationalen Sanoels;
Ereis- uno Gr5ellsungsfontroac uIn.
Die pom Sanouirtidafts- Depart.
ment 5ulammengeitelten 3ablen ac-
ben elm gilo BON Dem rieiigen 9e-
bensmlttel sfeierooir, oas G;er in
Der neilen @elt ongeinlnnlclt poroen
W. Gie oiesiibrige Grnte nod nid)t
mltinbegriifen, peiien lie folaenoe
fiir oen Grport ioiort periiigbaren
Wei5en- Wengpn nad:
Tereinigte S:daten: 79S,OOO,=
600 glllbel; greentlnien: 100000
600 Vlllbel; Canada: 400, 100000
guibel.
Gin Seil oieies &ei5enbaitanOes lit
natiirlib in5iuiiden fir ariegssluefe
5ur Mlfobol= =Froolftion periuenoet
aporoen, um einen ,3,lias sur Molaiie-
Proouftion 5sl biloen. Seitiaerien
iino in ioldem llniange 5ur Ser
ltelluns bon @ei5en-sllfobol umge.
lpanoelt por0en, Dab iie Elm @roBteil
Der bislang aus Guba nno Yuerto
Hico eingeiiibrten Molaiie erieben
tonnen, in oeren Ginfubr our 3eit
natiirlid) Ser50eerlmgen eingetreten
limo. Aber ald) oieie friegsmGBige
Veriuenoung zines 1eiles bieies @ei-
5en-Beltanoes abgerehnet, baben sic
orei anf einanoer folgenoen Meforo-
ernten Der lesten Sabre iospie ser
ourh Sen arieg 'beoingte Iiidgang in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-20
Nntcrieas wei3en ais
1a4eriees.Acjcrpcir

Ser neuen WeIt miro na6 Seul
&rleqc, tpenn inmitten BON Scot uro
Sunger bel allen Nationen neue
Nadfriegs- -Yrobleme entlteben, neben
anoerem gang beionoers audi eine
tuittige sllrfsabe baben: Nfit ibrem
,ei5enbeItano Don etipa 400 Wil-
honen Buhel unb elmer oasu in
normalem Serbaltnis ltebenoen
yfenge anoerer 8etreioe ipabrlih
allo eirer ~Gornfammpr" inn Sinne
oes WorteS : Elm @etreioe=Reier.
ooir biloen. ous beltimint iein oiiri-
te, cine entid)eioenbe Hoae su ipielen.
CAB iold)e eEorne sfengen CUR
gerIitgung Iteben tpiiroen. purbc oie-
1er Gage aus slnlaB elmer Gnquete
befannt, oie oas 2anbtpirtidafts-Se-
partment Der 8ereinigten Staaten
unfernomnten bate uno Die ergab,
Dab in allen Beisenanbau4B 4Bebieten
Der peitliden Semiipbdre tpabre He-
foroernten su ertpnrten irno. Sfon
iebt nnternebmen aae oieie @eisen-
ltaatfH Die n0tigen Shritte, um fiir
Die Betraltigllng Ser Nahfriegsprob,
leme geriiItct gu iein, tpie ser 9e-
rlht iagt. Inter iolhen Nroblemen
lit niht nur Die 9ebensmittel- uno
grnabrungSfrase aa iener Nationen
an perlteben, Die 5ur 3eit unter Na5i.
3ne6tlhaft leioen, ionoern genau 10
auh oas Hroblem ser ribtigen uno
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-20

giele 0eute tpiiroen mil Dem,
nm oas '!e 1noere beneioen, pirfIif
lni&ts anaufangen ,uiflen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-20
AippeSrei,,e Gteater
c0anfee OoDbIe 0an6b" mirb nod
cine Wode 9eseben.

1es Sabres idbailipielmdbigiter
slim lit alif Dem Weg nod Dem Sip
pooronte Ebsater unb beeann am
Is. smg,lit. God, id)a,ipieImdbie BE-
,chreibt in Wirflihfeit nod Ianee
niht @arners .Oanfee Dooole Gam
sD". Gs lit Gin feiner Slim. gr err
Hblt Die 2ebensgeitiebte Mmeritns
gr6bten Tbeatermannes George 80.
eoban, mas 5ngleif) oie Weidi1te
oes Tbeaterseihdfts bon 1880 Bis
beute lit. Die TiteIroaen liegen in
6dnStn bon sSames Gaenep uno Soa,,
.2eblic, unteritiist tperoen lie bon
Walter Sutton. Holenarp De Camp,
NSanne Gagnep, Miharo 0borf.
Shone 9ieoer. tuie .yanfee 0ooo-
le gop, "@iue 0fp Mesaros to 8roao.
:pap" lno .Sper 1bere" f0nnen Sic
borcn. &alten Sic iih einen Mbeno
n Ser @ode frei uno ieben Sic oieien
,ritflaiiigen Slim.
gs lobnt iih oieien Slim gu ieben.
SIN &ippoorome lit es INNER i9on
fiibl bel beibem Wetter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-20
% Geaits a,,f Hei,, GiIet,
i'm Krcntl a,sseebraett

Wosfau Soief Stain mar auf Dem
Giien gu Gbren Don @initon Gbur-
dill gut gelallnt. gr bat mebrere quite
Wite erodblt. Minoeitens % oeridie.
Sene 1oaite spuroen getrunfen =
Sarunter elmer fir YrGiioent Moole-
oeIt. 9as Giien, 0as iib bis nod
Veitternaft bin3os, beitano aus 26
8dngen. gieueibt nm oie Oailtld)en
gu drgern. Die nit Gintopi. .@erid)t
auiiuarteten 5lr &ilfe ser Mrmen!)
Was es bel ben 2t @1ngen alles gab,
lpl,roe. nid)t berraten, aber tper es
per0aucn mllbte, bat natiirlib Die 90
5oaite ba5u gebrailtt, Sic nod bem
alten Stubsntenbrauh ieoenfaas Ter
Or" tparen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-20

Waibington. Gin II. g. u.Boot
bericnfte in ser N1be ser bon ben
Sapanern beiebten MIel,ten Elm ia.
paniid)es Grieasid)iff. Der MebeI ber-
binoerte oie 5eititeIlung Oh es elm
areu5er ober 3eritorer mar. Gin an.
oercs Shiff tuuroe in 8rano &c.
ifoiien. 8isber baben oie Sapaner
BEL sen NIei,ten % Sdiffe DerIoren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-20

Der slusfllbr iolH elm GeIeruoir an
Se3en, Wtais unb anberen @etreioe.
arten anpadien laiien, bab Die speit-
lihe Semiipbdre be,,tigen Cages
fornllif ons 9ebensmittellaaer ser
gan5en @alt genannt perben f0nnte
Saaerb6uier, Silos mo aornipeider
iino forlnlih bis 5un lleberqueaen
aefiillt lpubreno auf ser anoeren
Seite sic Sflapatp0lfer ser Nasis
4unger leiben nno nad) 9rot iam-
mern = grot, oas ibnen burh Sen
Seefrieg uno oie itdnoigen Toroerun.
gen ;hrer groberer porentbalten miro.
Chen oieie Situation fiibrte fiira-
lid gu einem slbfommen spiiden sen
Gereinisten Staaten, argentinien,
&anaba, slultraIien uno 8roB. Sri
tannien, bas Sic gemeiniame 8ereit.
itellung bon 100000, 900 @ulbel @e-
treble fir Silfs5nede in Sen bonn
ariese batroffenen 9anoern Doriiebt
- ~Iobalo oils oie internationale
Gage es geitattet, lpie es in ocm Ser
trage beibt. gie 8ereinigten Staaten
baben iib i'm 9tabnten Sieies Mb.
tomntens our Sergabe bon 50,OOO,.
900 8uibel, aanaba uno @rob- Sri.
tannien su ie 25,OO0.OOO 8uibel per-
pilihtet. uno iotpobl Mrgentinien als
Mllltralien baben iid bereit erfl6rt,
ieben epentueu not,penbig tperoenoen
9ifferen5betras au Iiefern.
9ieier pIar gilt, ipie betont piro,
aIs cine beionbere NotltanosmaBnab-
ME oasu berednet, Die &ungern-
Ben in oenienigen 0dnoern, oie au
Spfern bieies 2rieges ipuroen, su
ernabren, iobalo nur Die 8erien-
oungsmoslihteit International pie.
Der m0sIih lit. Tie Sadoeritdnoieen,
Die iid5 ieit langem ihon NIT allen
mogliten Nah. RIGGS -Troblemen uno
oeren 2Oiung befaiien, iaeen freilit.
Dab oie Gage gerabe auf Dem @eisen-
marfte nod niel tpeitergebenoe Sol
gen buben miro, auenn erlt einmaI
/ oie Belt CUR Heorganiiierung nno
8erteilltng ser Observation-Disclosures
auer Welt gefommen iein miro: Die
Nationen Mmerifas iueroen 6ann
namlid), ingen iie, nit ibrem enor-
men @etreioeiiberiduB uno ibrer
enormen 2eiitungsfdbisfeit nidt nur
lebenspidtig ielbit oaran intereiiiert,
ionoern brett oa5u berufen iein. eine
| fiibrenoe 9foae BEL Der ri6tieen uno
5,pedmdbigen @egelung oes Nrob.
lens 81 ipielen.
- Eiele Qeute tpiiroen init Dem,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-20

ysetp Dorf. 6oadnoiide Seeleute,
oie iicb altf ibren Sd)iffen befinoen,
maigerten iid aissufabren biz ite
niht Die @arantie belierer Mrbeits.
beoingnngen oltrd ibre Union lttpara
allf ipeiB boben.
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: Doanerstds, Ben 20. aasat 1912

Mff'n., ertpartet groBen Wefud.
@ouDerneur Brider, ielbit Elm Mit-
glieo Der Columbus 2oge, tpiro am
8anfett am Mittpohabeno, 2. Sep.
tember, teilnebmen unb oie Weamten,
DeIeeaten un0 @dite begriiben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-20

What many Doctors do for'it
When excess stomach acid eausos eaA sour stomach
q heartburn. doctors prescribe the fastest acting
medicines known for symptomatic relisf-nsdicines
Hke those In Bellans Tahets Ty Bell ans YOURSELF
ct arst sim Of distress They nsutrsss acid relieve
snd Cf,ns C, go comfort n ave, vs1 s.:kiyCys are nee
ftA dos1ut prove Dell-ahs esttes feturA bota1e -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-20

= Weilen Sic bel gintGufen bar.
auf bin. bob Sie es inn .,8olfsblatt"
aeleien baber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-20

perti'ine Wsanaaer, lit NsitsIieb Der
State 9igbtpap Tatrol of Muriliarb
Holisei.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-20

Oeorg 0tidmnn, Sefretdr unb Sdabs
nelIter, it Silfsfeueripebrman in SbaS
Fer 9eiabt5, unb oerman e. Sdhari, Mbz
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-20

aobn lit gtitglieo bes Sraft goarbs unb
&pnlnltant inn Guarterntoiter Separts
ment in @oibinston.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-20

Yoint am Cafe erie bonn 81. Mnauit
bis 3. September ab uno Charles s.
Sdmibt, YrGiioent ser Ohio GIfs
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-25
The On|ooker

DREADFUL az IL is 10 con-
~ template. it begins TO look
as if the Axis lighters have de-
liberately adopted the policy
that anything goes just so long
as il is horrible. deadly, de-
structive and uncivilized. You
know. the old end justifies the
means business.
We mention this because II
has been called to our attention
by a reader that down in Miami
Beach the army air force is
conducting a school for officers
in which one of the subjects
taught is rules Of warfare.
A final examination is given
on the subject and among the
questions asked-to be answered
true or falSe"-are:
A platoon commander orders
his men in battle: Go get 'em,
men! Nov 'em down to the
last man. Ask no quarter; give
no quarter!" This order. the
officers are told, violates the
rules OF warfare.
A belligerent forces a Red
Cross plane to the ground. uses
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-25
The Brighter Side
BY Damon RunyOn

from the management. This is
also true of other San Diego
hotels.
THE roomless also snooZe on
Il the benches in the little park
across from the Grant and even
in doorways along the streets.
They could pay for more ortho-
dox couches, but the couches
cannot be had.
A soldier or sailor fortunate
enough to get a room on over
night leave often lets a few
comrades park on the floor.
Life in San Diego these nights
seems to be a constant struggle
TO find spot to rest the weary
noggin, though fortunately the
always incompatible climate of
the city has been particularly
salubrious lately and doing out
doors can be no great hardship.
Rentable apartments and
houses are scarce. and being
scarce. rents are high, condi-
tion that will make the New
York City landlords with their
upwards of 10000 vacant apart
ments mighty envious.
On big nights, like Saturday
nights, every stool and table at
every bar and in every restau-
rant is apt to be occupied until
the early hours of the morning.
The movie theaters are con-
stantly packed, though this situ-
alton is not peculiar TO San
Diego just now, what with busi-
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-25

E>ROM what we have read and
Il heard, the japanese. Ger
mans and Italians are not fight
ing this war strictly according
to the code OF rules and ethics
as set forth at The Hague con-
vention in 1907.
They have either misplaced
their minutes OF this gathering.
or taken them out in the back
yard and burned them.
OF course. such conduct Is
ungentlemanly. mean and even
downright naughty.
A lot Of people have spoken
10 them about IL. and called
their attention TO the black
ark they'll get for throwing
way the rule book. but this
hasn't done much good.
They continue 10 shoot and
bomb civilians. use poisonous
gas, romp around disguised in
the other guys uniform. con-
script slave labor, take no pris-
oners or shoot, stab, bayonet
and mutilate those they do take,
starve citizens of occupied lands,
shoot hostages and innocent peo-
ple--in short, they behave ter
ribly.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-25

GAN DIEGO, the white city
~ that spreads tidily along the
shore line at the southern end of
California, is the most astound-
ing place in the United States
today. Within a year its popu-
lation has ballooned from around
80, 900 to fully twice that num-
Der and at 2:30 o'clock any
morning there are more people
in its streets than in New York
or any other city in the country.
can remember when you
could fire a cannon loaded with
rice along any street in the city
at 9 o'clock, p. m. and not hit a
human being. 1 can remember
when San Diego was rather
noted for its torpor and as a
place where old folks went
mainly for peace and quiet. 1
think it was Baron Long who
once remarked to me that he
had moved to San Diego:
Because 1 wanted 10 live In
n place where I could be sure
Of always having room to park
my car"
Baron Long operates the fa-
nous old u. S. Grant Hotel in
San Diego, now perhaps the
greatest gold mine among the
hostelries of the nation. 1t rarely
has a vacant room. On many
nights, soldiers. sailors and
civilians slumber in the capacious
leather upholstered chairs and
on the settees of the lobby with
out cost and without protest