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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13
ELLWooD CITY
NEWS
BY Mary. =

Ellwood City, Pa, Aug. 13-
The Junior Saxons will have the
regular business meeting August
10th, at 2::3O p. m. All are to be
present because there is lot of
important business to be dis
cused. The swimming meet is
part of the business. All planning
to go should be at this meeting
Let's all turn out. If there are
enough of us we might be able to
have an other outing.
Notice
Well all those who have BOYS
or girls in the service please let
know because l don't know who
all are in the service.
Congratulations
go to Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Segedi
who are doing their best to in
crease the Saxon population. They
ire the parents of girl who is
the second child.
There are a few more addresses
of Ellwood Saxon boys serving
Uncle Sam.
Pvt. Matt Kloos
18th Repair Sqdr. A. D. G.
Ducan Field
San Antonia, Texas.
Pvt. John Kloos 3315272l,
C.O.L.-l75th Inf. APO. No.2o
Delworth. North Carolina.
Pvt. Robert Melzer U. S. Army
III Tech. Sch. So.
Barracks 323 Section Is
Buckley Field.
Denver, Col.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13
8crlirer Setlipefmlatier

@eraoe in Oieiem Mugenblif oiirit!
Elm 2eitartifel ser rNep yorf Zines
bel alien lopalen 8iirgern uno 8e
Wobner oieies 2anbes Mntlang fin
ben. gr lautete:
~syiir oie Saboteure, sic i'm I'm
reriaeboot gelanoet uno idnea sefaBt
Doroen iino, iotuie fir oie unfGbigen
Better oes .8lnb" merben ibre Na5i-
Gbefs natiirlib nur 0eradtung iibrig
baben. Denn miro nidt elm spniider
Muftraggeber iold)e 2eute fir bumm
balten? 0ieie sluftragseber baben
ibr &apital ihlcht angelegt uno ibr
8elo perloren. llno oesbalb miiiien
lie, naboem lie oie gleihen 0ebler
in ibrem Spiel apie inn erlten @elt=
frieg genadt ba5en, nun ielber fir
Iummfopfe gebalten ,perben.
Sbre Tbeorie Der boppelten
Staatsangeb0rigfeit, ibr @lalybe ODER
ibre 8ofinung, Dab ireenoie,nanO
an6ers ais ser fldglif1te uno idabis-
ite Mbbub oes oeutiden Clements in
inherent 2anoe fir berartige 3tpede
mibbrauht meroen fonnte, lit aber-
mails ouifanben genlaht tporoen.
3mr ielben 3eit aber, als einige ent-
ebrte Oeutide Namen auf oie Ser
6red)erliite geiett tperoen, eriuerben
iih anoere Mmerifaner nit Namen
1eutifen 1riprungs @eltrubm su
2ano uno aur See. 60 tpuroe fiir5-
lih @eneralmaior Spaas gum &om-
man6eur Der amerifanilden 2uft.
flotte in europa berufen, rnter Der
sSIbrung oes @eneralmaiors giien.
boper, Der am gleiden Gage gum
@eneralleutnant bef0roert tpuroe.
llno am gleihen Gage muroe aud be
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13

ly in mind, - this is the war of
the common man. Its labor policy
must, therefore. be progressive
and liberal. 1t has to be, since its
profound direction must neces-
sarily lead. by the use OF sea
power, to that victory by which
the common man will possess his
inheritance of security and pros
perity in the new world of peace. .
Common Council.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13
CEDAR POINT
Offers Sonny Dunham Band

Sonny Durham. mildly called
the "meteoric maestro from Mea,
dowbrook.' brings his Band OF
1912 to Cedar Point for one
weeks stay, August IA, adding
another outstanding entertain
ment achievement to the farious
lake resort.
The Dunham speciality OF being
star performer on the trumpet
rs well as the trombone NAV pass
the notice of the average person.
But to the initiated, and to
brother musicians. the feat OF
mastering both instruments is in
the same category as ali out
standing baseball pitcher with a
batting average of 500 per cent,
or better! Fact is, sit ain't hard
ly ever been heard of
But that's Sonny Dunham. He
received his early musical train
ing on the trombone and earned
a handy reputation, playing with
Paul Tremaine, also the famed
Casa Iona orchestra.
Dunham is musicians musi-
cian.' In the trade he is acknowl-
edged to be the tops among hot
trumpeteres. In magazine polls,
he is rated among the nations
first twenty performers on both
trumpet and trombone.
Featured vocalists with Sonny
Dunham and his orchestra are
Harriet Clark and Ray Kellog.
They will be heard on the regular
nightly dance sessions and the
three weekly broadcasts over
WTAM. Cleveland. the music
as usual from the Grand Ballroom
at Cedar Point.
An entertainment bonus" be-
ing offered daily visitors and va
cationists at Cedar Point thru
out the balance of the season, the
management announced this week
Spectacular outdoor acts will be
presented several times daily
This added feature will be free,
with new acts garnered from the
most sensational attractions in
the country, to be scheduled each
week.
Dance bands playing weekly
engagements at Cedar Point thru
out the balance of the season, in
clude Vaughn Monroe, Les Brown,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13
AUTO CITY SPEAKS
BY Mitzi Schemmel

Detroit Mich, August IS -
This Sunday, August 10, is our
picnic. Here's hopin' that you
members have sold all your
tickets. Remember this picnic
must be a success. Be looking for
card from the Secretary telling
you what your job is for this
event.
Club Meeting
Don't forget members! Today,
August IA, is club meeting. 1t will
be held in the church basement
at 8 o'clock. Be sure and be there
md bring along some new men,
bers.
Another Serviceman
Once more Uncle Sam has
called another one of our club
members. AS you all know his
name is John Schemmel. We wish
you lots of luck, John!
Congratulations
The Detroit Jr. Saxons wish to
congratulate former club mem
Der. namely Catherine Weise who
was married in our new church
on Saturday, August 3.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13
Appointments Of Baruch Gives
Washington Greater Confidence
BY conarss.mon Franess ?. Bolton

the world. 1t is the center of anti
Axis activity. 1t is in America that
most of the implements of war must
be produced, and it looks as If we
must furnish most of the man-power
as we'll. SO those of US who are con-
stantly in Washington are in the
midst OF rumors and pressures and
ups and downs. subject to the attacks
of sensational publicity.
WYE in Washington are often told
w that you people back home are
not fully aware of the need for every
citizen to do his or her full part, and
of the danger to this great nation of
ours.
These few days at home have con-
vinced me that most of you are calm
but husy-fufly cognizant that this
will be long hard war, and that
there is much we must give, and many
things we must do without, though |
confess | am shocked by the fast driv-
ing as well as the Sunday traffic.
" w may SNPSSt AsSou lAShuSi SOit
1 to be the beneficiary OF added
authority soon. But there is little
likelihood of immediate steps toward
rationing gasoline on a nationwide
basis, because one hears on every side
that the political situation is being
given first consideration, and that no
action will be taken until after the
November election.
This contention has been borne out
in the case of the administration ef-
fort to defeat Senator O'Daniel in
Texas, and the current activity par
ticularly in Mississippi and New York
where the nomination of administra-
ton candidates is not yet certain. The
purge effort in Texas was given a
setback when Senator O'Daniel came
very near getting majority over two
opponents in the first Primary.
HE important thing is that ase stop
dong everything that does not fur
thcr the acdr. Ci7llidn needs are i'm
bortaut but 7car needs are Imperative.
| Nothing else really matters.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13
DID YOU KNOW THAT

New York City's Chamber of
Commerce was formed in 1863,
under charter granted by King
George III of England.
During 1910, 1878 persons
visited Idaho's Craters of the
Moon national monument.
Japan has been ruled by an un.
broken dynasty of emperors since
go B. c.
Seventy persons were killed by
collisions with horse drawn ve-
hicles during 1910.
Opening of the Hawaiian Le-
gislature has music and hula
dancing as a feature.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13
Scrtittritte ift Gnn,nti,
iyntkeie

Sett nit oem NerlltIt uuierer oft.
inoiihen Naturgummiq,ellem cine
@ummifriie iiber uns bereinbraf)
ilno als iungfraulibe Neuerideinung
i'm amerifaniiden @irti1aftsleben
Elm @unmiiDntbeie-H -Hroeramm &C.
boren tpuroe. lit bon berufener -
uno nur 5u oft audi unberufener -
Seite piel oariiber geiagt uno &C.
ihrieben tporoen. Manhes oapon op-
timiitiid, anheres peliimiitiid. uno
has autelnbe Yublifum, oas all oas
ia unmittelbar angebt, tpeib beute
ebenloapenig tpie porSem, tuorauf es
ihm sundd)it anfommt: @ann miro
es nieber Meifen seben? Wenn es Sic
3eitl,neen itl,oiert bat, iino linn iol-
dH Musoriife lpie 8una ,mb 8una g
itno Butaoiene gel6ufie getporoen,
aber cine Mnttuort auf ieine 5rage
spuroe ibm ni1t. Son elmer Seite iii
Inn oie 8ummifnarpbeit ais milf
.Griide unS nirtlhaitlibe Grile, bon
nnSerer als cine uMptbe" ierpiert
poroen. uno es bat erfabren miiiien,
>ab an Sen 5uitanoigen Snltansen
IN @aibington fenesfaas uoae Gin,
trad)t bariiber beitabt, mie ser Sih,-
rtion 81 begegnen lit.
&ir beaniprlihen feline beionoe-
EN- 1adfcnntniiie aui oem @ebiet
>er G,rmm:ipntbeie, oils 3eitune ia,
,cn mir aber Belegenbeit gpbabt,
m,s Dem Buit bes informatorilden
Materials. oas uns tGelid) mf Sen
'eoattionstiib ilattert, einiae 5at-
ad)cn beraus5uidiilen:
Gor aQem Die, Dab iid ourd oos
,ermeintlid)e Gbaos Elm 5aoen oes
Sortibritts 5iebt. OaB grfinoergeilt
nnN ted6niihes 5alcnt oes Mmerifo
ners auf Dem belten @ege iilto, ser
Ibmeren anfgaben gereebt 5lt speroen,
Ne nit Dem Mus bem-Booensltampf
ciner gang nellen Snouitrie nerfniipfi
Iino!
Wir fonnen uns an Sano 0ieies
Otaterials oaiiir perb.;rgen, oaB oas
pas per50serlpo uno ltrittig erideint
i'm augemeinen nihts anberes als
Manifeitation ienes 5ortlGritts III
= Spnptom Der prin5ipieu erfrea1.
liden Satiad)e. oaB oas 8eite elmer
relatip iunsen 8ergangenbeit beute
hurh nod before, nod ihnellere
nod billigere Yroselie iiberbolt lit
2luG oas Gerlangen nah Ger,pen
o,,ng bon @etreioealtohol als 8rl,no
i iloIb lDle eS Oolt Oeft 0lnOeSparlarne11
tarilden Mgrariern 10 pebement Der
iohten miro, ibeint in bielem Sort
lbritt ieinen Ylat gu baben. Sad.
leute iin0 @eipdbr oafiir, bab in oe,
Gerfiigbarfeit eriitierenSer 8etriebs
lperfe oafiir Oas GirS3iel ndber &C.
raht meroen fam, lpenn aub De,
Jntbetiihe @ummi ser ferneren gu
unit groBtenteils in neuen @erfen
'ls Elm Gr5eugnis ser Yetrpleun
nolltrle, geipOnnen lparoen miro
sllles mas mir nun brauben, lit bis
lroBp 8e0ulo 0es Wartens.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13
Die We4e
: Shll,b bon Sette 1.

Cine grbobune bon $3.50 in Der
9onitruttion bon Seeihiffen tpl.rbe
bonn Glottenausidub bes @eprdien.
tantenbalies beribtet.
0as erite sSlus3eugmutteri
Der Napp erbielt am 81. Suli Die
'Sallfe in Netpport Netps, So.
Der gemeiriame IL. g. Canadian
Mar BroOuction Boaro" teilt nit,
bob Sie Sabresrate ser Munitions-
er5elgung falt I'M oas pierfabe felt
1941 geltiegen lit.
Gas War Department fault Sol
Natenfleionng Nusriiltllng uno an
gemeine Waren in Sen 2Gnoern. tpo
lnlere Solbaten iih aufbalten. Ia-
bnrb miro Sd)ifisralm geipart.
Gas .gureau Of Mgricnltural
Economics" bcrihtet, oab ser Be-
barf an 2anoproollften io.pobl Fir
oipile als audi fir militdriibe uno
nleno-leaie" 2gpede tpGbreno ser
lp:ifllen Monate peiter aniteigen
miro. 9ns meint, lanolpirtIhaftlid)e
Nrobufte Derben e.tuas ipeniger a,lf
Dem offenen Marft eribeinen, aber
es beltebt feline @eiabr ser llnfauf-
barfeit.
HraiiOent Nooieoelt unteraei6nete
elm @eies, oas oie 8eniionen fir
0ltauen ,,no anoere abbGngige Sami-
lienelieoer Ser angeb6rigen bon ar-
mp uno NapD aui 75T Ser i'm eriten
Weltfriee seltcnoen iS6tc faitiebt. Die
Eeniionen iinS an ltnterltiibungs-
beoiirftige ser MGnner aablbar, sic
ipGbreno Der 6rieOens5eit i'm 0ienlt
ltarben.
War Sapinss Bombs i'm @erte
bon $6,782,475 puroen tpGbreno
bes NHonats Ssllni bon Sifiaieren
un6 Wannidaften Der II. g. Nabp
eetauit.
Ser Senat beiaBte iif mit Mb-
anoerungen oes ,Sololer's ano
Sailor's 3eIiei Mct Of t940". um sic
barin porgeilbene Silfe geiuiiien wei-
teren aategorien bon Ysrionen Sl.-
fommen gu laiien, setuiiie 5uidblite
MaBnabmen ein5uidlieBen u,o ge.
piiie 0eriiderungsbeltimm gu
1noern.
Die 8riessfrunten
Die 0eutIben perltGrften sic @eit-
fiiite nit einisen ibrer beiten Spe-
5iaItruppen uno ser propaganda
bienlt in Berlin teilte Dem oeutiben
8oH gum eritenmal NIT. oaB cine
amerifaniih=engliife Snpaiion err
tpartet iperoe.
9ie Sapaner baben etipa 10000
Wann in ben s9llerten alf Nttu,
aisfa uno Meattu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13
STAFF UNIT

Insignia for the unit Of the u. 8.
Citizens Defense Corps, known @
the Staff Unit, recently has been
authorized in administrative order
issued by James N. Lands, Direc-
tor Of the Office Of Civilian Defense.
The insignia consists Of q blue
five-pointed star, centered above
the letters "CDC" in red in . white
eequilateral triangle on = circular
field Of blue.
The u. s. Citizens Defense Corpe
g the official designation Of tie
Protective Services In the program
Of TIE u. s. Office Of Civilian De-
Tense. Members in the STAT Unit
include those designated to assist
the Commander Of the Defense
Corps.
Membership in the U. s. CiHsens
Defense Corps shall be by appoint
ment Of local authorities In accord
ance with regulations prescribed by
the Director Of the 0mca q GvilaS
Defense.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13

- Ger innere 5eino hit inner ser
gefGbrlihlte, neil er niemals nit
offenem 8iiier tGmpft.
- Sic Gerounfellmgen BADEN Den
3ued, bab ser 8ao6lferung red)t5eitia
Elm 2id]t o,lfgebt!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13

S ServerS greater
confidence in the
situatio n. Mr..
Baruch is known
as a man who
does things. He
has constantly Of
fered himself in
the present crisis,
Just as he did in
the first World
War, but hereto
fore his expert
ence has not been
utilized.
The rub b e r
nrohlem w hill e
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13

= @enn man beut3utage Die boil
be @eiblihfeit beobahtet, min einem
oft Die Bebauptrng bon ser auneb-
menOcn 6leiidfnappbeit niht 10 red)t
einleudten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13
marniit Sie Gft9l6ttHer
N1alaYa perlerett

gs bat iiberau in oen 2Gnoern ser
Maiierten l1eberraidung unb Beitiir-
5alng berborgerufen, 6aB oie Sapaner
in 10 raider Belt imitanoe maren,
ibre Eruppen 6urb Ole als untueg-
lam geltenoen 0ihungcIn gritiIA,
Oealapas gu fiibren nnb Singapore
bon ser Sanbieite 3ll erobarn. perpits
oamals bat man Sen @rfcIg Scr ssa-
paner nebsn Der uusge5ei0ueten
gnsbiloalng ibrer 9ruppen lit
Gihineelfampf bouptiGhli,t oui sen
Saftor suriidgeF.ibrt, baf olo mo!aS.
ilde Sanobepolferuna ne5en Ger We.
nolferrne 8.,rmas sic tpirfianlitc
finite 8olrnne oaritellte, oercn Sa,
pan iih in ieinen Gimpien beoicnsn
fonnte, uno oaB gum grobcn Ieil
onrf oen 8errat ser molaD;idjell
6iibrer sic Sapaner notwithstanding
ruide Griolge batten.
Cine @eitdtisung umo GrsGn5,inS
'inoet oieie suffaiiuns Surd einen
iebr a1lt unterritbtcten Nuiiob vSbe
Changing Malap Yeople". een e
Naia 9fatnam ioeben i'm Musl:Itb"it
Der Seitihrift .s(Iia" peroiientlidt.
Sn oemielben miro oargelegt. bab Sic
I!arfe fineiiirbe ginipanoernrg. Sir
Sas Sano iiberfllltete uno oel Sanbcl
en- iid r.b, 81 elmer 'S.nfurg bes
StanSaros Ser malapilhen 9epGlfe=
rung iiibrte uno lie au Sen beIteDan-
Sen gerbdltniifen in sic Sppoiltiou
ordnate. Gie reid gemoroenen Gyi-
nelen fauften teilpeie a,ld) trertpol-
len @rnnobeiib auf, 70 oob in Sen
letten Sabr5ebnten burb inoireften
Eruf Ole Malapen INNER Itdrfer in
Sic ,peniger enhpidelten 5eile ops
.anSes getrieben tpuroen.
Ga5u for.nt. oab Sie maloniid:
Sntelligen5 itarf unter ser pan-:sla=
1li'han Bropaganoa itano, oie grGb,
tenteils anti-britiib ,lnS adyIcn.
Ireunolid lit. Die Nipalitit mi: ser
tineliiden 8euOlferung beItGrtte Sic
Dtalapen in ibrer iSDmpatbie nit
Sen 6einoen Ser Gbineien. ben So
panern. CAB pidtige Boiitionsn III
aritiicb- -Walapa i'm @irtihaftslebc:,
pie in ser Staatspermaltung in ben
5anoen Don ssrenroen = GnglGn-
ocrn Snoarn unS gbineien = laaen,
mar fir sic malapiihe Sntelliscn3
Ibid)t cine itdnoiae 8meae bit.ercn
feiientments.
Die gngldnOer baben sipar pee
iNd)t, llnter engliidpm ginilub iteben-
Sc 8iloungsanitalten su griinaen, Sis
'pie oas Malap College in &ualo
aanaiar malapiihe anaben ser @it.
telflaiie fir fiinftiee Staatsitellen
oorbereiten iollten. Iber oa ser Gin-
'ritt in Sicie 8iloungsanitalten nibt
'on Hriiiungen abbdngig gemaht
uIroe. Die ieoem often itanoen, ion=
bern Ole GnglGnoer Die S0bne folder
Janrilien tpdblten, Sic ibnen tpegen
:brer pornebmen sbitammung ooer
brer politiiden &alt,,ng apiinidens-
pert eridienen, fonnten oieie S9u-
an oie anti-britiiben 8efiible nibt
linbern nno ben &ui ,Walapa fir
;e Wialapen" nibt oeritummen ma.
ZEN. SO bat sic Grbitterllng pieler
Sabr5ebnte Sic Malapen in cine @one
'eoringt, NIT Ser lie ibr Gaterlano
em iapaniihen Grobcrer auslipfern
)alfen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13
Labor VS.. Writing

London. Physicians treating a
priest for exhaustion discovered
he had been helping farmers har-
vest crops after spending his
nights guarding the church roof
against fire bombs.
New York. An editor appealed
his call in the draft on the ground
that he was more valuable in, the
war effort as a writer. But he had
to 60.
-O-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13

THE news of Bernard Baruch be-
i ing placed in charge of the rubber
situation will give Washington OBJ
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:



from bitter experience that to be
tru3 free, men must have. as
well, economic freedom and eco
nomic security the assurance
for all alike of an opportunity to
work as free men in the company
of free men; to obtain through
work the material and spiritual
means of life; to advance through
he exercise of ability, initiative
md enterprise; to make provisio7
against the hazards of human
existence. We know that this is
true of mankind everywhere. We
know that in all countries there
has been - and there will be in
creasingly in the future de-
mand for a forward movement of
social justice. Each of us must be
resolved that. once the war is
won, this demand shall be met
as speedily and as fully as pos
sible.
"All these advances - in poll
tical freedom. in economic better
ment, in social justice, in spiri-
,ual values can be achieved by
each nation primarily through it's
own work and effort, mainly
through its own wise policies and
actions. They can be made only
where there is acceptance and
cultivation of the concepts and
the spirit of human rights and
human freedom. 1t is impossible
for any nation or group of ma
tions to prescribe the methods or
provide the means by which any
other nation can accomplish or
maintain its own political and
economic independence. be
strong, prosper, and attain high
spiritual goals. 1t is possible, how
ever, for all nations to give and
to receive help.
That which nations can and
must do toward helping one an
other is to take. by cooperative
action. steps for the elimination
Of impediments and distractions
which prevent the full use by
each - for the welfare of it's peo-
|ple - OF the energy and resour-
,es which are at it's command.
And the nations can and must,
again by cooperative action und-
er common. agreement, create
such facilities as will enable each
to increase the effectiveness of its
own national efforts"
NJ. Clifford Townsend, Admin
strator, Agricultural Conser-
vation and Adjustment Ad-
ministration:
This war is also a great op-
portunity - chance to make
fresh start with a new kind of
peace. Whether or not that peace
will last depends more than any,
thing else upon whether people
are hungry or well-fed.
"It has been said that we are
on the steel standard in this war;
Many think that by the time it is
over the world will be on the
food standard. Mole and more
the farmer is becoming the man
of the hour. That is what Secre-
tary Wickard had in mind when
he said Food will win the war
and write the peace. Whatever
the postwar world brings, moth
ing worth while will be possible
unless man has enough to eat.
Gas one of our peace aims, |
believe with many others that
adequate food should be regarded
as a basic right, along with such
rights as freedom of speech, press
and religion. Just about every
American agrees with President
Roosevelt's Four Freedoms as
our goal, and the fourth OF these
= freedom from want = includes
having enough to eat
Ralph Bard, Assistant Secretary
of the Navy:
"The Navy and organized labor
realize that the American inten-
49,, 90 ~ ,,,:., chic xror %orothar
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talked of at this time. is not unlike
the sugar situation, and is quite as
confused in the public thinking as is
the steel situation. Respected authori-
ties disagree widely in their appraisal
of these problems, and the govern
ment itself has not been able to iron
them out.
There are those who feel that am
bition to ration and control has step
ped out a little in advance OF real
need. Yet we do know it is important
that we should not allow supplies of
critical foods and strategic materials
to dwindle to the danger point. Ex-
treme care and careful planning are
necessary to keep war production NOV
ing at top speed The government
should not necessarily be guided by
normal demands, but rather by actual
needs.
Confusion in the public mind. due
to failure to give the people the facts,
does not lend itself to full co-opera-
ton.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13

and Alvino Ray and the King
Sisters.
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TT is good for those of us who have
L been held closely in Washington
to get away and breathe the fresh
air" of our respective Districts.
Washington is the war Capitol of
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13

= / don't tell white lies, mine
are all in technicolor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-13

l HE important thing is that ayc stop
L doing everything that does not fur
Hcr the ac1r. Ci7ilion needs are i'm
bortat but 7car needs are Imperative.
Nothing else really matters.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-01-15
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the Subscriber of Montgom-
cry County, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of Montgom-
cry County, in Maryland, Letters
Testamentary on the Personal
Estate Of
SARA E. COLMAN
late of Montgomery County. de-
ceased. All persons having Claims
against the deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
vouchers thereof, legally anthem
ticated to the subscriber on or
before the SOth day Of June next:
they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Both
day of December in the year of
our Lord, one thousand nine hun
dred and forty-one.
GWENDOLYN COLMAN BAKER
No. z Raymond St.
1853 Chevy Chase, Md.