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Evening star., 1942-11-06
President Holds
Coffee Row Proof
OF u. S. Humor
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The question Of just how to brew
coffee, President Roosevelt said to-
day. appears destined to rank with
the old controversy of whether to
crumble or dunk.
Such little issues. he remarked to
his press conference, reflect q grand
American sense Of humor.
The President said he had seen
that his friend, the little Mayor Of
New York, had stirred up q hornets
nest with his suggestion of how to
stretch limited coffee.
Mayor La Guardia's idea was to
save used coffee grounds and, when
an extra cup or 50 Is wanted during
the day. sprinkle In some fresh
grounds and make the mixture do.
Evening star., 1942-11-06
French Give Up
On madagascar,
Ask ArImistice
Terms of Surrender
Are Communicated to
Governor by British
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-Vichy forces
opposing the British in South
east Madagascar asked for an
armistice and hostilities ceased
at 2 pm. Madagascar time)
yesterday, an authoritative
source announced today.
The only recent fighting on the
huge island in the Indian Ocean has
been in the southeastern section, so
the armistice, in effect, terminates
the Madagascar campaign.
The Vichy radio announced this
afternoon that French troops in
Madagascar evacuated the town Of
Ambalava during the night of No.
vember after heavy fighting.
Conditions Given to Annet.
A Reuters report from Port Louis,
Mauritius, said the British radio at
Tananarive, Madagascar's capital,
broadcast an announcement that
armistice conditions had been COM
municated to Armand Annet, French
governor general of the island.
The British launched their sue
cessfol campaign against Madagas-
car six months ago.
On May joint Admiralty and
War Office communique announced
that British forces had been landed
in the island where, 1t was charged,
the Japanese for months had been
plotting to seize the vital Diego
Suarez naval base.
Important Base.
Lying at the northern tip Of the
Madagascar east coast and only 800
miles from the African coast, this
sheltered base is of great importance
to control of the Indian Ocean and
shipping around the Cape Of Good
Hope.
Diego Suarez fell to the British on
May 7. Four months later they
launched drive, on September 10, to
occupy all of the island and Tan
anarive was taken in 13 days.
The armistice request which
brought an end to fighting in the
southeast was the second made by
Gov. Annet. The first was on Sep
tember 16 when the British were
closing in on the capital, but Vichy
found the terms unacceptable and
French resistance, such as it was,
continued.
Evening star., 1942-11-06

He told press conference he
thought all of us, and all the United
Nations, had been pretty much
heartened by what looks to be
victory of major proportions in the
Egyptian-Libyan area.
Things seemed to be going ex-
tremely we'll, he said, adding that
there was not much news which had
not appeared in the communicates.
Replying to question, Mr.. Roose-
velt said that only a small part of
the equipment used in the assault
against Marshal Erwin Rommels
forces was of American origin.
Instrumental in Minor Degree.
Probably far less than half of the
equipment came from the United
States, he said, and this equipment,
he went on, has been instrumental
in the advance only to a minor de-
gree.
He was asked whether, if the
British 9Th Army were taken as a
level of perfection in achievement
Evening star., 1942-11-06
By GEORGE WELLER,

Foreign Correspondent OF The Star ana
Chicago Daily News.
SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA,
Nov. 6.-They call the big B-26
bomber flown by 1t. Bill McIver of
Oklahoma City wild Willie" It's
his gunner, Sergt. George w. Whit
ley of Middlesex, N. c., who Is driv-
ing Bill slowly wild.
Sergt. Whitley is a slow-spoken
Southern boy who has shot down
four Zeros. Thus, although never
having touched the controls, he Is
practically an ace in his own right.
But despite his straight shooting,
George simply cannot learn to call
things by their right names. In
moments of stress he never gets ex-
cited, but names like aileron. or
stabilizer, or rudder simply desert
him.
Unfortunately. George commands
the best view Of attacking Zeros, be-
ing the overhead gunner. Other
members Of the crew. like Navi.
bator It. Georgs ,. Wallace and
Evening star., 1942-11-06
and training, this country had any
4 IL, L.

and training, this country had any
thing to equal it.
We don't know and won't know,
the President said, until we have
had troops in action on a major
scale. There is no way of telling
how thoroughly trained troops will
succeed until they have been in
action, Mr.. Roosevelt remarked.
Action Is Limited.
He said, responding to another
inquiry, that our operations on
Guadalcanal Island in the South
Pacific could not be regarded as OF
major proportions.
The action there, the President
declared, is on a limited scale on
both sides because of difficulties in
getting in men and materials.
But he said that the Importance
of an operation could not neces-
sarily be gagged by its extent, since
its Importance might be- much
greater than its size.
Evening star., 1942-11-06
President to Speak
Briefly to Nation
On Armistice Doy

President Roosevelt probably
will make brief Armistice Day
radio address to the Nation
Wednesday, he disclosed at a
press conference today.
The President said he thought
he was going to make the
speech if he got time to write it
but that he thought it would be
short-not over five minutes or
so.
Evening star., 1942-11-06

Following the OPA announcement,
Whitney Leary, District price and
rationing administrator, said that
the national plan would be followed
generally in the District. He said
the fact that OPA had made the
inspection a visual one made the
task of inspectors much easier and
he thought the plan could be carried
out here. Mr.. Leary said list of
approved District stations and final
plans for Washington's participation
would be announced later in the day.
The OPA plan calls for inspection
Of tires of A gasoline ration book
holders three times a year,, every
60 days for B and C book holders,
Evening star., 1942-11-06
Actress Injured in Studio

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 6 (P).-Maria
Ouspenskaya. veteran character ac-
tress, suffered a fractured right
ankle yesterday. A two-wheeled
cart in which she was riding with
Lon CLANCY, jr., during the filming
of a scene at Universal Studios over
turned. CLANCY was injured only
slightly.
Evening star., 1942-11-06
Reinforced Japanese
Attacked in So|omons
In 2-Pronged Drive
New Enemy Landings on
GuuduIcunuI Nov. 3 and 4
Announced by Navy
BY the Associated Press.

.
Hard-pressed American forces
stabbed at bolstered japanese
troops on Guadalcanal's broad
ening battlefront today in a two
pronged attack that pierced
deeper into one flank and threat
ened another.
To the west Of the islands Amer
ican-held airbase, Marines and SOL
diers successfully attacked enemy
positions, the Navy reported yester-
day, Staying $50 Japanese and cap
turing II 37-mm light artillery guns,
three field pieces and 80 machine
guns. = ~ ~ = -
The offensive drive on November
gained the American troops two
additional miles of jungle. But a
similar attempt to smash enemy
concentrations to the east of the
airfield on the following day was
repulsed
The Japanese forces, put ashore
on the coast east Of the American
base five days ago under cover of
darkness. were reinforced by addi-
tional night landings November 3
and 4, the Navy explained.
Meet Initial RepuIse.
1t was this strengthened force ap-
parently which the Americans at
tackled at dawn on November and
met what the Navy termed IAN
initial repulse."
Marines are pressing their at
tack on these enemy troops the
communique added.
On another South Pacific war
front west of the Solomons, jap
anese invasion forces were continu-
ing to fall back in New Guinea un-
der steady pressure of an Allied
drive.
Gen. Douglas MacArthur's Aus
tralian command declared today
(South Pacific time) that the ILL
fated enemy assault which late In
September had advanced to within
80 miles of the Allied Port MoreSby
naval base. had been pushed back
well beyond the halfway point at
Kokoda, about go miles inland.
While bitter fighting was indicat-
ed, the communique said the Allied
troops were advancing slowly toward
the foes north coastal base at Buna.
Portuguese Timor Raided.
Allied bombers also struck for the
second successive day at enemy-oc-
cupied towns of Maobisse and Alley
in Portuguese Timor, northwest OF
Australia, and at the japanese north
shore New Guinea base at Sala-
maua. The foes Buin-Faisi area
in the Northern Solomons also was
bombed again last night.
The Navy disclosed that United
States warships still were active in
the Solomons. They shelled Japa-
nese positions on the north coast of
Guadalcanal near Kokumbona the
night of November "a.
Army aircraft also continued to
assault Japanese troops and supply
dumps in the same area without op-
position, but no results Of either the
aerial or naval attacks were de-
tailed.
Nash Urges Unified Command.
Meantime, an appeal for co-or-
dinated American naval and Army
command in the South Pacific was
voiced here by Walter Nash, Minis
ter to the United States and the Pa
cific War Council from New Zealand.
Advocating unification ito get
results" Mr.. Nash asserted in q
radio broadcast last night that ut is
imperative that the United States
commanders-Gen. Macarthur and
Admiral Halsey-vork In close CO.
| oy@aro t{nva
Evening star., 1942-11-06
Gunner Stymied by Planes Whotchomoco||its,
But He Knows How to Pour Lead at Zeros

Bombardier Edward H. Hansen, both
of Chicago, also must 60 through
the same pangs when George starts
reporting things on the interphone.
Such conversations as this fire.
Quently occur:
Whitley: top gunner to pilot.
Evening star., 1942-11-06
Nazis Reported Using
500 Planes 10 Rush
Troops 10 Romme|
Jops Suid to Have Refused
Hitler Plea for Naval
Diversion Attack
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSOClaIeu Press.
ANKARA, Turkey, Nov. 5 de-
layed). - Information received
here from Greece today said the
Germans, in desperate attempt
to bolster Field Marshal Erwin
Rommel's retreating forces in
Egypt, were using more than 500
planes to transport troops from
near Athens, Greece, to an un-
known German African base.
This information said the troops
Evening star., 1942-11-06
.DobsIed Stur Dies

MOUNTAIN LAKES, N. j., Nov.
o. tP.-Oscar A Geier, who piloted
fSwitzerland's two-man bobsledding
team to victory In the 1882 winter
solympic Games, died last night al
hisdhome. He was so.
Evening star., 1942-11-06

Mr.. McIver, there's q Zero on our
tail"
Mc1ver: whats he doing? Is he
shooting at us7"
Whitley: 'Yes, sub, he's shooting
at ts. But he amt hittin' knything
much-only our talLs.s .xs
Evening star., 1942-11-06
Plan to Compel Inspection of All
Tires in u. S. Outlined by OPA
Periodic Tests Will Cover Eight Points;
D. c. Will Cooperate, Leory Says

TWO-DAY REGISTRATION D. conform to national
gas rationng and tire registration plans. Page B-1
The Office of Price Administration today announced final
plans periodic inspection of tires all vehicles the Nation
plan diagnosis tire conditions
inspection stations filling stations throughout the
c0lln
Evening star., 1942-11-06
Egyptian Victory One of Major
Proportions, Roosevelt Says
British 9th Army Using Only Small Amount
>OfU.S.-Mode Equipment, President Says


President Roosevelt anayzed the Allied campaign in North
Africa today having the appearance of victory of major
Evening star., 1942-11-06

(See REINFORCEMENTS, Pg. A-2D
Evening star., 1942-11-06

Continued on Page A-18, Column y
Evening star., 1942-11-06

See B. g. o. WRECKS, Page Aid
Evening star., 1942-11-06

(See RUSSIA, Page A-18)
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gsitt,pod, ben 3. Snni 1912

Das beitdnnie itcigenoe geoiirinis
iladS Irbeitern, beionoers geiibten
Meebnnifern (ifillco iporfers) nlnebt
es 3nr oringe1toen Hotpenoigfeif, Bob
Die 3abl Der in Munitionsiabrifen
beihaftieten Arbeiter Inn picle Dill
lipnen permebrt neroen ,nllf.
SIN lesten Sabre iparen 7,O0O, 900
2erte in Der &riegsinouitrie beibai-
tigt. 9elltc bclduft iid oieie 3abl
auf 5000, 900, fie nruB bis snm @nbe
oieies seSabres auf 175O0,0OO, ein-
idlieBlib 100000 5ra,teu, eeItei.
CERT iperoetL nenal bas bonn Hraii-
benten Goolenelt eeitedte 3iel er-
reibt neroen loG nno Die Hegiernng
lit iett babel, hicfe 8erooppelilng anr
Eatiud)e SIT MAIDEN. 9agtdefib per-
ben I'M 0urbibnitt $4,000 Herfonen
in oieie arbeitcrarn,ee eingereibt nno
I'M Deaenber bieies SsSabres hiirften
Die Salfte Der Manner in Sen Der.
Staate1l inl Sitter ben 20 bis 65 Sob
ren I'M @eibirr Der &riessproouftion
fteben. Dns bebe,tet, DOB Millionen
bon Wfdnnern ibre 8erltfsitelc ipeh.
iein lno hilnoerttanienbe bon ssronen
oas Seim perlaiien miille,,, Inn iib
in Die 9abrifen at begeben. gs be-
oeitet ferner, bob Die aneeftellten
n Il ~.
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Ylntofrat SiHer

Gonieqneil5 gebort nid6t al Den
6ardfteriftifhen @igenfhnften git
lers, aiiseenommen feline gebarrlih
felt i'm 9aB aeeen alle Nihtarier, Die
SsSnoen, &atbolifen nno aIles @hriit.
li6e, ansgenonlinen al,h feline fteigen-
De 8eradtllna fir ole fapitaliitiideH
Nationen; ni6t aita pereeiien feline
@roBentpabnibee, bie Dentihen leiell
Die Meiiterraiie ,,nb beltinlmt, oae
anoern Nolfer fir oie ,,aditen tanIeno
Sabre DeutihIanb ,interanoronen.
gaidts febrt IN feinem 9braienreper
toir 10 bdnfig ipieoer als feinc 9efi.
nition fir .@robbritannien ,ll,b sic.
Ser. Staaten, Die er als ooefaoentc
8llto- -Dernofratien' beaei6net. @ie
biele anoere Semaeoaen itellt er ben
8eiib ntateriellen &eihinms als flo
rem 8eiDeis fir cine 0olfsentartune.
3ugleid) tpeiit er bin ouf bic @efab-
rem Die Der anonarobe geiit bon @e-
nigen anf oie aroBe Waiie Ser ,,Sa-
benidtie" nit iid brinet.
Sitler fpielt ii6 ais Der Selfer
llno 8eidiiser oieier nit iroiihen
@iitern tpenieer @eiceneten ouf. aber
genait nad benz 8eiipiel Ser fcmmn-
niitifben ,golfsbeeliider" I'M 5op-
ietreib, lit Sitler, ols ber reihite
Nann enropas, nidt eeneiet, ieine.
Milliarben nit ben 9tihtbelibenoen
,,nb Sunsernoen au teiIen. Mad ab-
iolat anberldiiisen 3niommenitell,n-
gen bot Sitler oas grobte @infommen
iraenoeines Ssstloipio,ilns in Ser
Belt. gr lit Ser einoiee @igentii-
mer beg 3entraI -gerlaas, Des grob-
ten gerlagsbouies Denti6lanos. Der
iabrlibe &eintrtra9 oesielben betraet
$35, 100000. Durd Sic aoniisfation
Der Bnlffden NadriAtenagentnrI
fanten neue ,lneesdblte Nillionen bin
3n. Mae Hnblifationen, 3eitnnaef,
3eitidriften rn6 Biiher geben bonl
3entral.8er aus. Die Neinein=
nabme aller 3eitungen bringen &itler
idbrlid allein Die Slinmc bon $780,
coo, 900 Elm. Der arme Ylutofrntl
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Die 3. st. in 9onoon befinblide
iugoilaipiihe Geeierung erbebt Die
geihnloianng, bob nnearilde Noli-
5iiten ,mb aruppen, nelhe bos moro.
libe Sugoilaipien beiebt banen, tOO.-
600 Wanner, arauen nnD &inoer All
Sooe eenartert nno bineeld,fohtet
bdttetl. Das Dofament Itiist iid) onf
aneeblihe slnaenaeiieenberdte nno
fiibrt oie folaenoen ginaelfGne aus:
Soft Die gan5e ierbilde 9epolfe-
.rllng Der beiesten @ebiete bon 8onat
uno 8atibfa pnroen enttpeoer er-
morbet ooer in 2onaertrationsloeer
iporfen. Die ierbiihe gintpobnerfhaft
gaia5er Stdote ipie Sorgos, Snbotica,
8oda -Eopola ino Mobi-Sab mnrbe
ansgerottet. Sn Subotiea pernihtete
cine Jiiiild0e 1000 Shllfinoer nit
ibren 2ebrern a,,Berbalb Ser BoIfs.
i6nle, iin6 Die ssrollen ,lto ainoer
bon Mannern, bie geeen Dentfblonb
uno ltngarn eefampft batten, ,pnroen
an ben Nalic See eebraht, BORT err
idoiien nnb bann ins Waiier eeipor.
fen.
3u getpiifen 3eiten, 10 berii9ert Der
8eriht ipeiter, trieben 10 biele Qeiben
Die Dona,t uni Die Siia ioipie sic aa-
nale bon &rali Mleifian6er nno RraIi
Betar binob, bob tie aablreider tparen
mie Die 8anmitdmnle mabreno Der
SoIafdQerlailon.
8or benz gineana elmer 8irhe III
Sombor eridoiien Die llnearm 500
ierbiihe 4riees6efaneene, oarnnter
einen General, lrno IN Bada-T a-Topola
Wuroe Gran Rrotie, cine @robmntter,
iuelde fih tot eeiteat bate, als Elm.
aiae ierbiide lleberlebenbe. anfgefnn.
ben.
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pbis Mailenfrenm6

ten. Gep. Sor iits NoItueifter, gor-
,fteber Der Tenntiere ,lno oifentlihcr.
Motar, ioipie 2ebrer. @r lenft Iein
ieigenes @efdbrt bon 13 Snnoeh
ipobnt, ipie oie @sfintos, in elmer.
2ebmbiitte ltno beeniigt iid) nit Der
oiirftigen Scott Der armen @sfimos,
3imeilen be,nlst er alid ein flcines
Notorboot a,,f ieinen Niiiionsreiien.
Am 5. al,enlt oem Selte Il. 8.
Srau bonn Sfnee, erbielten 5tpei SEQ.
|piainnen ibr 9rnensfleio in Der neilen
Orbensfonaregation. 9ieielbe beibt:
Die Sbipeitern Il. s. ssram Donl
Shnee. 9ie ne,len Sroensibipeltera
=iperben als aatebiltinnen Der alas
fiiben Miliionare auseebilbet. giep.
.Sor miro nub fnr5em geilihe in ben
Ser. Staaten in ieine Miiliion nod
.Alasfa aitriidfebren.
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Gsfimos iebnem fid) nod fatbpliidjen
Ntiiiipnarcm
.Sbglcid Die Beipobner oes moro
iiben gaffinlano, Der srobten Sniel
bes arftilb Observation-Disclosures Arbi-
pels, nie einen fatboliihen Miiiionat
aeieben, 10 fiibren iie ooh eia got
tesfiirbtiges 2eben nno iebnen oen
Sag berbei, ipenn ein Ssseiniten- ober
Sblatenmiiiionar fie beinben miro"
10 erflarte ana,lta, Die ein5ise aebo-
rene 9affinlanoerin oic III ben Ser.
Staote,t< lebt ,ino 3lr 3eit iid) IN
Buffalo aufb1lt. Sie lit nidt fatbo4
lid, ipiinid)t aber Die fatboliibe 2eb.
re fennen an lernen.
,9as Bolt ,meines 2anbes''. oil
berte iib Ananta, bat ME Die @f.
| f9ihte res Gebens @briifi eebort, abei
iie piiroen allsee3eihnete &atbolifell
iperocn, ipenn fie Die @eleeenbeit ba-
at batteii. Sic fteben IN fei1ler 8er-
binolnlg nit Der iibrieen 8elt. 9ie
Snielbeipobner fennen feline Yerbre-
ben ,ino feine l1neiniefeit nnter ii6.
Soaar fleine Diebitoble iino unbc-
fannt."
uBir berebren @ott nibt in Sir
ben, ipic ibr, aber mir perebren ibn
in nnlerm Seraen. sSseoer elanbt on
einen alInaahtigen Sdopfer, oen gro
BEN @eiit, Der bie Nelt ms Dalein
rief. 9as Norolibt gibt ms cine
abnnng bon oer Serrlibfeit Got
| tes.
9lnailte borte, fpie iie er5GbIt, aiim
eriten Nale Die @cibibte @brifti nmo
Der @rIolung, als Tie aufallig cine
Stride beindte, tporin Die aarfrei.
|tagsanbadt berribtet tpnroe. Die
@eidihte oes 2eioens @briiti tpar oie
mlinoerpoilite @eihi1te, Die ib ie ee=
bort babe.
nNie freM6ig ipiiroe mein Bolt Ell
men 6riitliden Miiiionar empfonaen,
Der 81 nns fommen ,inb Die 6rntlibe
Neliaion erflaren ipiiroe."
Mnanta ipilrbe in 8affinlan6, 400
Weilen ,peit bonn Norbpol, geboren.
Sic ipnr6e ipie Elm &nabe auigeaoaen
nnb gum S,tnbeihlitteniabren lno
Sagen bon Yoren, &iridelL Seebun-
ben ,lnb 5iidien eineeiibt. Sic batte
ME 6riibte ooer Sbit aeeeiie,L big Tie
cine ermahlene Sran ipor. sic fam
NIT ibren aipei &inbern nod Nem-
foi,nolano nnb bon ba nod ben Ser.
Staaten. ssn ibrem 8ud ,,2ano Of
tie 5000 Sbaooips' bat Ananta ibre
Grlebnifie eeibiloert.
X
0ramSana einer 8smmMaitSt bpm
BON Gsfimoidy,uetern
@ie aus Sprinefielo, sn., berid-
tet miro, itattete Ser. sssobn g. 1or,
S.S., elm befannter Niliionar bes
lnorbliben Alasfa, einen 8eridt ab
iiber ben 1ortidritt ieiner Oroens-
fdpeitern fir Die gsfimos, elmer
9omnn,nit6t, bie er ae1eaentlib zines
8eindes bes ltriulinenfloiters in
Sprinefielb sesriinoet bottc.
@ep. Sol NOR Is Sabre IN COOPER
Bah am 8erinasiee t6tig. Das tpiiite,
unfribtbare @ebiet 1T bon einem ser
st..1 LII "a . 4
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Die fatboliide Stride IN ben 8er.
Staatem in 3ahlen

rectorp' aablt Die fatbolilde Stride
IN Den Ser. Staaten, in glasfa iins
anf ben Sapoii-ssnieln 22,565, 242
@ldmbiec. 9as beoertet cine 3nnab.
me ieit oem pereangenen Sabre bon
263,t4t Ropfen. 3ic arobte @r5
bio5eie iit @bicago nit t,54s,771,
Geip g)orf aoblt t111,71S, Bolton
1O56,969. 9ie arobte 9ioaeie If
Broctlpn nit 9S4, ,9O5.
g9ir baben anei Garbindle nno 22
gr5biihoie.l 3u Den t22 giibofsiisen
fino bier neit erridtete bin5ieefo,n,
me,l, iooaB ibre 3abl MN 1875 be.
troet. 9ie 3abl Der Erielter bot iidJ
nm1 " nernebrt, mas Die @eiamtaabl
Der Dio5cionprieiter oni 23,s1s
brinet. Die @eionltaabl Der gSelt,
Anb Srbensprielter betraet 36,5SO.
so iib sic 8aBl Der Yfarrgemeinoe,l
nm II bermebrt bat, betr1et oieielbe
iest inseeiamt 1885. Mit ben Mii-
iionsaemeinSen iit Die 3abl n,lf 49,
9S5 aeftiegen.
gs 9ibt iln ganaen 203 ErieIter-
jeminare nno 1856 Senlinariiien.
Die 3abl Der fatbolifben Sohibulen
lift Inn 26 aeipahien llno betraet nun
1902. Gatboliibe llniperiitGten, Col
Ieaien, slfabemien llno Sohibnlen
belnben 50t,0ss shiiler. Nir baben
770l Yforridulen NIT 2,O65, 1913
&inbern. Die 3abl Der MaiSenbanIer
iit bon 304 Inn bier geinnfen nnb
Die !3nbl Der 81, 263 Mniienfinber lit
am SCI aeillnfeil. slltenbeime eibt es
179. Ole @rribhtng 12 neuer So
fpitaler bat Die 3abl oerielben auf
72t erbobt.
sSsn Der beipaffneten Mabt nnIercs
2anoes befinben Iid 3llr 3eit, nit Sf-
fiaieren nnb Solooten riinb 100000.
anf oas @riuhen Der 8eeiernne
iinb Die Yrieiter, apelhe als Mrmee-
faplone aneeItellt iino, MIR nit gfa-
men - obne Moreiie anfaefiibrt.
Beinabe 1000 bienen als syelogeilt-
Iihe I'M Seere, in oer sslotte uno i'm
sSlieeerforps. I'm niht militdriihe
sssnformationen preisaueeben, biirfen
Die gena,en Aoreiien niebt neroffemt-
Iiht iperoen. Mn Mrmeefaplane, Die
iih onBer Qonbes befinbeM fenbet
man Briefe an: Care Of Militarg
Seaoqnarters, @aibineton, 3. s.
Grabifdpf bon SaIsbmrs bnrdfremat
Na3i-Gerbpt
Aneefibts bes Gerbotes, bob Dem
Brieiter nerboten iit, in Der shnle
&elieionsnnterridt al erteilen ,.nb
Sieler llnterribt BON ben (unelGnbi.
GEM 2aienlebrern al erteilen ift, bai
Ser Yrin3 @rabiidof Sieismuno @ait
bon Salabnra Seiterreid, bic an-
oronnng aetroffen, bob Die fatboli'
j6en Ginber ibrem &elieionsnnterribt
In ser Stride erbalten. Aae @ltern
tperoen erntabnt, i'm SboB Ser So
mile Sen GeIgions,mterriht nnb re.
Iiaioie @raiebung fortauiesen. @r5-
biidof 3oib bat bon Mnfang an ,iner'
jhreden Die @e1te Der Stride ber.
tei6iet. 8ereits bereaneenes sSsabr
ipnroe Der @r3biidof in ieiner &eii.
Oen3 als @efaneener fefteebalten 1.nb
jeine Bobm,ng ip,,rbe a,,f ein einai~
aes .3immer beIhr6nft. ,,gDer fann
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8HdSflider !6ilfsfOno fir Hrmee-
faplGmc erbDbt

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Gin tueiterer !Silfsfono bon $3.50,
900 fir bns militarild)e 9roinariat
itno Die llnterltiibnng oer fatboliiben
armeefapldne lit bon Dem ,,giibcps
Relief Committee" eeplant iporben.
gtipa $4,000 0abon fino be
ltimmt fit floneniibe 4riessleioenoe,
$4,000 fir litbiianiibe Spfer bes
arieses ,ino 100000 fir Dos milf.
tariiebe Sroinariat ino Die Mrmee-
fnpldne.
Das biidoflihe ,,Melief Commit
tee beitebt aus Nitglieoern 0es 40
miniitratiben 8orbs Der nNational
Catholic 8elfare Conference
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