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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS FOR
FARM WORK

Recommendation for recruiting
thousands of high school youths to
help relieve farm labor shortages,
including a suggestion that this
work experience might be credited
toward diploma requirements, were
sent by u. s. Education Commits
sioner John w. Studebaker to 40
900 state and city school officials.
Studebaker told the school Off
Gals that if farm army of boys
and girls was to be modified in
sufficient numbers to meet the de-
mand, youth must be convinced
that their services are urgently
needed in this phase of the war
effort.
"They should be informed about
farm living conditions, the kind and
amount of work that will be ex-
pected of them, the compensation
they will receive in return, plus
meals, laundry, lodging and the
like" he said.
Student farmer programs are be-
ing worked out locally in some
areas and Studebaker's communica-
ton was designated only to guide
local efforts.
Placement of pupils on farms by
the u. S. Employment Service
should be approved by school au-
thorities, he said, 'since schools
have both legal and moral obliga-
ton for the youth enrolled in them
Farmers seeking in-school youth
as helpers were asked to file applica-
lions with the U. S. Employment
Service in or near the communities
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12

ways be given the place of honor on
the right.
The Flag must not be used as a
table cloth; only the Bible may rest
upon it.
Never use it as drapery or twist it
into fancy shapes.
No other flag except church pen
nant at religious services should be
hoisted above the American flag on
the same staff.
On speakers platform, The
Flag should be to the speakers right
if on staff; If hung fiat, it should
be displayed above and behind the
speaker.
When dislayed with another flag
with stats crossed, the American
flag should be on it's own right
with it's staff over the staff of the
other flag.
When the flags of two or more ma
tions including the United States
are displayed together, they should
be flown from separate stats of the
same height and be of the same size
The Flag should only be displayed
from sunrise to sunset.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12
KEEPING. GAsoLINE--wARNING,

John B. Centrum, State Insur-
ance Commissioner, today called at
tention to the fact that most fire
insurance policies prohibit, or re-
strict under rigid regulations, the
keeping of gasoline, benzine or
neptha in residences or other build
ings, or their vicinity.
All persons are warned that not
only do they endanger their prop
erty but their lives by failing to
observe precautions in handling
gasoline and other infammable and
explosive products.
REAL ESTATE SALES
Wheeler & Grier, Realtors thru
their Darlington, Md, office have
sold for Rush Orr, his fine dairy
farm in Hartford County, Md, near
Whiteford, to G. C. Andrews, of Bal
timore, Maryland, who will take
possession of his new home ON or
about June 18th.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12
EAT THE SAME BREAD

No country on earth has as many
automobiles per capita as the Unit
ed States. In no country is the auto
mobile such necessity in the daily
life of the people. We have used it
SO universally that steam and elec-
trio railroads long ago discontin-
ued the bulk of their interurban
service throughout the country, and
interurban tracks have been gener-
ally abandoned and torn up. Now
as a war necessity, people are re-
quired to give up, to a large extent,
this basic means of transportation
When gasoline rationing went
into effect, many Congressman and
Senators who regulate the acts OF
private citizens, signed up for tx
cards giving them unlimited
amounts of gas, on the theory thai
their driving was essential to ma
tional defense. Probably nowhere
else in the world is a private cal
for a public official less needed than
in Washington, d. c., where taxi
cabs are as thick as fleas on a dog :
back and rates are the lowest Most
Congressman and Senators live in
apartment houses and hotels where
it is more advantageous to use g
taxicab than private car.
Writing on this situation, Ray
mond Clapper says: ''The attitude
of these Senators and Representa-
tives makes ones blood boil" This
gasoline grab is glaring example OF
privileged officialism asking the
common people to make sacrifices
which the officeholders do not wish
to share. It's high time that oul
growing army of public servants
which is acquiring more and more
special privileges, was set back or
its heels and made to eat the same
kind of bread it rations out to the
people.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12
DISPLAY OLD GLORY ON
FLAG DAY

Sunday next, June 14th, is Flag
Day, and the Fourth of July is not
far off. You will want to know the
correct way to display the American
flag, at different occasions ON these
and other days. Here are some of
the outstanding rules of flag ETH
quette:
Have the stars at the top left
corner as you face the flag from the
front if you hang it horizontally.
Have the stars in the same loca-
ton if you hang it vertically with
the stripes running down.
Displayed in the body Of the
church, it's staff should be on the
right as they face
the clergyman. In the chancel or on
the platform it is placed to the
clergyman's right as he faces the
congregation.
When raised on staff, the stars
should always be at the top unless
you are giving distress signal.
When number of State, city or
society hags and the American
flag are grouped together on stats,
the American flag should be in the
center and the highest in the group.
When displayed over the middle
of street, the Flag should be sus-
pended vertically with the stars to
the north in an east and west
street or to the east in a north and
south street.
Never drape it on vehicle, train
or boat. When carried on an auto
mobile, the star should be attached
securely to the radiator cap or chas-
sis.
The Flag should never touch the
ground or floor or trail In the water.
When The Flag il carried with
other fiags in Q parade It should a.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12
THE HOME FRONT

By New Years Day, the Army will
have nearly 100000 men in it's
ranks. Our Navy and Marine Corps
are being proportionately strength
ened. To do a thorough, worman-
like job of beating the Axis, military
leaders believe the combined armed
forces must be increased to some
eight million men.
Keeping these men provided with
guns, planes, ships and other arma-
ment is a herculean task for the
Home Front.
The Presidents goal for this year
was $4,000 planes, $4,000 tanks,
10000 anti-craft guns and more
than eight million tons of shipping
land we hope to exceed that mark
| Next year, we must produce fif-
teen million tons of ships, $4,000
planes and triple of output of ord
nance--guns, shells, grenades and
bullets.
Some 100000 men and women
in war plants will be required to do
the job. On April 1, we had nine
million war workers
We have definite quotas in farm
production also.
These include in the present year
an increase of 43O million dozens
of eggs, nine million more pounds
of milk, IA percent more hogs, IS
percent more dried beans, 70 per-
cent more dry field peas, 50 percent
more canning peas, Is percent more
canning tomatoes, 81 percent more
soy beas, 155 percent more peanuts,
8 percent more corn, percent
more rice
To do the job, an additional
100000 farm workers will be
needed.
The government hopes this sum-
mer that boys and girls will join in
a great, nationwide program of sal
wage during school vacation periods.
Philadelphia schools are now
completing arrangements for the
formation of summer salvage
army. Boys and girls will hold rank
much as in the regular Army.
Their first campaign" is expected
to be in connection with the aug
mented tin can collection program
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Scranton,
Wilkes-Barre and Pittsburgh are
five of the 26 cities which are now
conducting tin can collections. The
program is being confined to these
cities because tin reclamation ca
pacity is not yet available elsewhere.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12
POULTRY INCOME REACHES
ALL TIME HIGH

The gross income from the poul.
try industry in Maryland reached an
all time high in 1941, an increase OF
$5,102,000 over the year 1910. Ac-
cording to DR.. Morley A. JUL, Head
of the Poultry Department at the
University of Maryland, the great
est increase came from the sale OF
broilers, largely from the Eastern
Shore of the State, which brought
to producers $7,42O,O0O for the sec
ond highest income branch of the
poultry business. Income from eggs
was $7,790,000, only slightly higher
than the rapidly expanding broiler
industry.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12

The newsmen who were recently
released from Hitler's Europe
brought some very interesting infor-
nation with them. Axis morale,
they say, dropped when Germany
and Italy declared war on us. But
Hitler has most of the people sold
on the idea that they must win or
perish. They are doggedly deter
mined to fight on to the very end.
There are relatively few rebels and
the Gestapo is active and efficient.
1t is possible, of course, that the
war could end with startling sud-
denness. That happened in 1918.
But it would be the height of folly
to anticipate that. We can hope for
short war. But we must build and
plan for a very long one.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12
REoREATIoNAL FACILITIES

Recognizing the importance OF
wholesome entertainment during of
duty hours as means of keeping
up the morale of Uncle Sans armed
forces, the Federal Works Agency
is participating in an $4,000, 900
program to provide recreational ia
cilities for enlisted men in the
United States and its territorial pos
sessions.
Forty-one out of SIS recreation
centers approved for construction In
the vicinity of army posts and naval
bases in Virginia, West Virginia,
North Carolina and Maryland have
been completed and are In use. G.
L. vickers, TWA regional engineer.
announced, The remaining II pro-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12


WASHINGTON, D. c.. June Henry Morgenthau Jr
ary of the Treasury today made known June War Bond
for the 1910 counties in the nation all State and County War
Savings Stats.
The June quota for the State of Maryland is $12 00
The county quotas based upon substantial
quotas expected reach ten cent Of income when the
nation War Bond basis July
help meet the cost Everybody every pay day. per
cent the battle throughout the country You buy War
Bonds Bank Building Loan Association Post Office and
at many department stores.
Quotas by counties
Alegany, 1851 800; Anne Arundel, 1921 400.
Baltimore, $213, 8O0 Baltimore City, So 322, 900.
Calvert $780, 400; Caroline 1900; Carroll, 00 Cecil
$713OO; Charles, 500 900.
Dorchester, $53 900.
Frederick $186,6OO
Garrett ,3O0
Hartford, 100; Howard $4,000.
Kent, $36 400.
Montgomery, $232, 9O0
Prince Georges $4,000
Queen Annes $25, 6OO
st. Marys $4,000 Somerset, 900.
Talbot, $4,000
Washington 1901 OOO Wicoco $127 700; Worcester $7 100
District Of Columbia June quota $s,o74,5oo
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12

We need many of these powerful
fast little boats to cope with the
treacherous submarine type of ma
val warfare fostered by our enc.
mics. Everybody can help pay for
more Sub Chasers by putting at
least ten percent of his income into
War Bonds. Buy Bonds or Stamps
every pay day. Buy them from
your bank, your post Office, or from
your office or factory through the
Payroll Savings Plan.
U. S. Treasury Department
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12

.'The battle of production has
been won, wrote Paul Mallon re-
Gently. American industry went
over the top in April, out of the
preparatory organizing phase, and
into the great American stride of
mass production which no one can
equal anywhere. From now on the
production line on our charts will
go nearly straight up"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12
mobiles as little as possible.

mobiles as little as possible
One of the reasons most conven-
lent for gas rationing is that there
is a rubber shortage Official groups
and manufacturers who say they
can--or cannot--produce synthetic
rubber are as far apart as the oceans
in their statements about the extent
Of the rubber supplies,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12

jects are under construction or will
be started soon.
The list includes IS recreation
centers in Virginia, three in West
Virginia. 10 In North Carolina and
eight In Maryland. calling for q
total expenditure Of ss,sel,1sS.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12

Well, if they insist, we'll settle
for $4,000, but remember, only
after taxes have been paid.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12

Vichy is reported ready to allow
Nazis to famiiiarize themselves with
French ships. They have already
made themselves at home ashore.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12

The Maryland Traffic Safety
Commissions Slogan for the
week is:
"Be A Wise Driver--Not A Wise,
Guy. Drive Under 40
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12

When the Allied air offensive ma
terializes, Germany is likely to have
a new crop of boom towns.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12

In this war trap is something to
squirm out of as well as something
to keep shut.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12

Sleep really is the only satisfac-
tory substitute for insomnia.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-06-12
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WAetHoss Buy WM
WAR BONDS
~ n

Aside from the sixty-mile an hour
Mosquito Torpedo Boats, the Sub
Chasers are the speedsters of our
Navy. Light and fast, they are the
eyes of the Fleet on the water. They
displace approximately 1900 tons
and cost about So, AGO. 1000 each.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31

rebtes 3eugtis fir Sen Msut lrnb Sie
aainpilnit Oes 0eutiden 8olfeS, BOB
Die @eSel,Sart: .ins 9intertreffen
fomn,en" eine 3uriidietung beoeutet.
Oascgen fomnlt Ser glusorud
eine ShIappe Oapo,,tragen bon
Shlappe, Saltoidto9, Sbrfcige. Tie
cisentlid,a geoeutung blidt nod
beutlid) bel 3utber ourd), ,penn er
ihreibt: ga gi,le es benn tpobl BIN
Dab man Ser !2iisen gate S1lappe
gab" lulo rauf oab er (Gd) mir iein
Gonltan5ienie Goncililtm arfriidt
uns @ittenbersiideu cine Sdlappe
sit gebell".
Snl iibertrogeuen Sinne miro
eine S6lappe Oaooneetragen fiir al.
lerlsi Shoben, ionoerlih int ariege,
gebraudt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31
Kcfttrcue Mbcr
Bic perbraaste ster,paren

@aibineton. Sic Iar GroSuftio,l
@oaro rerfii5te, bab Ole 2agarRit1n.
Se Der groben 8eidiite 1lnS oie
8robbanSlcr ,lift iibar Elm ge,pilies
Mab binausgeben Siirfen. Ser 3tped
bieer @erfiiguns lit, oafiir 81 iorgen,
oab Sic fleineren utro iinan5iea nibt
10 giinItig geIteaten @eidnfte eben-
falls &arc crbalten fonnen, unl 6ie
@cbiiriniiie ibrer &un0en 5u beirie-
oigen.
Die SrScr lit niht 10 Idarf, aIS
ipie iie itrlpriinglid geplant tpar,
oenn lie betrifit nur 6irmcn i'm Gin
5elbanoel, 0rpbbanoel u!lo Ser
faufsgruppen bon iSlbrifanten. Sc
rem jGbrlihe NettpperfGllie $780,
600 it6eriteigen unS bercn @eiamt-
lparenlager einen Ginfauisapert BON
$4,000 ooer rnebr bat. Irotoeln
tosroen iGdtilngsweiie $4,000 Sir
men i'm Ginselbanoel, 5000 sSirnlen
I'M 0roBbanbel l,uo 10000 Jabri-
fanten betroffen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31

Gerlult bon M1nnern in ser Dliitt
bes Sebens Elm erbeblides 0Iutopier
oenn es bari nid)t pergelien iperoen
Cap eS ailBer oiIen @erlllten nod
&erlul lt!iiten BON sWInncrn ai,s
aonitani gibt, oie in oen polniitten
rorwegiihen, boudnoiihen, belgi.
idNen nna iran5oiiihen NeIoSiieeu
1li Dem galfan uno in 2;bper ge
iollen iino uno Die nod b;a5uge5abl!
rerocn nliibten.
Sas Vlott pergleibt nit Oen let
iiaen SerluitliIten bie bon &onltant
IpIbreno oes leBten &rieges an oe,
@eitfront, Die 1O3 Siii,iere UNI
2,9S5 Niam betrugen. sln ser Sit.
iront iino biesmal 94 Sifi3iere ae.
iallcn. Sn ser beutiden 2uihpaiie
iielen 80 .iiinner aus aouitan3.
Sie b0biteu Gerluite weroen III.
ter MGnnern bon 20 uno 81 Ssahrcn
oerjeid)net; lie betrogeu 10 Yrojen1
bel Sen Sluan5igiabrigen uno II
~,
Ero5ent Bel Ben GinunoSipanSigiiib.
rlsen. Der iiinsIte Gefallene mar Elm
Sunge bon II Sabren aus ser SIT.
er-Suseno, ser Gltelte cin 7OiGbri.
ger Irtlllerie- General nanlens Sob,
renbad,. Sie Gerllite an perbeirate.
ten Monnern itica gegeniiber Dem
letten &riea Don 26 auf 43 Yro3e,t.
"@enn o:eie SooesanSeigen", ibliebi
Dos Sd)lpeijer 9latt,~ pun einen per-
innlicten slipeft aus betrahtet ,uer.
oen, lit man bon Dem llmfang ser
Srancr llno oes 2eioes entiett, sic
o0uernO in Ons Sdlfial ser Gon-
itan5er gcu0lferuns se,pobcn per.
cen. Seit 9eginn oes ruiiiihen
Telo5uges per5eidnet aonitan5 39
Sel'tmoroe porwieseno i,,nser
Srauen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31
Die 1nicl Scr 1oaniue
S6lub ppn Settle 1.

Me'tcn mcbr Giebp,dt trcibt. 81,
Glngcborencn fllltipieren auh Sci
oenralipen llno geipinnen Goelbolsc,
l'no @erbItoiic. Sm @erebuu ,pcr
oen @rapbit, WoeGtcinc, tSilber
Sltpfer AIdcl. 9lei Ylatin, Gro,
81, &oblen, slsbeit uno anberes aus.
9ebelltet. Die Snouitrie lit iucnip
cntlpdelt. Snmerbin iperoen SertiI.
mo Dfetallsparen, Strobbiite 1mr
6ieiidfonIeruen bergelteQt. slusoe.
'librt ,ueroen in eriter 2inic &aniae,
Damn Sdlttc, Hapbiaiaiern, 6leild,-
tcnlerpen, &nffee, &aperbIen ,,no
Srapblt, oot betr1gt sic slusiubr
lpsrtlrlabig MIR Die SGlite Ser Gin.
flihr.
Sas Ecrfebrsiueien lit nod nid,t
ltarf entlpifelt. Gt1pa 700 &ilometer
9abnlinic ,nb 1900 Silometer
slutoItraBc iino ausgebaut. Gerlpal.
tet miro Die Sniel burd) Sen frans0Ii-
1ten 0cneralgoupcrncur, ocm uer=
ldieoene Sclesationen nit gIeidroieI
rran5oli'd)en llno eingeborenen Wtit.
9lleoern sur Seite iteben. Tie aon,e
Snlel ut in iieben 8ebicte iito 40
Srooin5en eillgeteilt. Sas 3iel 9af-
llenls, Der ais crIter 8eneralauu.
perneur 1896 nah ser Sniel fam
uto Den slufitano unteroriidte, mar,
perltlcnenc siaiien9r,rppen All
'dafien Die bon einem Gbei, inter
.giitbilfe zines Heiioenten, na6 Sen
aebrduhlihen Sitten zines ieoen Sol
tes regiert tpsroen. Ieripaltlnas-
inaBig ibr angeslieoert iino Der.
id)teoere flelne Snieln, oarunter uudl
Die i'm storoapeiten gelegenen Como.
rem. Gie &dDrung lit fran5oIii6
Gedt geiprofen miro franSoiild)en
ReGt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31
Hete Strafc,i i,,Selist
fir Nas HafitStcrtt

&aibington. gtnbr,lngsmittelb
tier f6nnen lntcr sipei @un0esltot.t-
ten itrafrehtlid oepiolst sperben, 90
bsn S1sl .9ealnte befannt.
Gas cine betriiit fel,he slngabeu
uno es fDlnte b.rangaaogen ,perceil,
neil Sic Eericn oie iiir Sas Static.
nierungsbnh resiitriert baben mub,
lpeIdpe Mengen Scr rationierten @are
iie nod belist. Iiele GrflGrung miro
SEN Hesierllnasaften einsefiiet uno
ialide Ingaben fonnsn aus bieiem
Brlnoe OILS Gerbrefeu ,rrit elmer
SGditltraie bon $4,000 @elobube
uno 10 Sabren -3,lttbaus belegt
sperbcn.
2as 3.ueite Statut, ein Seil Scr
jl~iten .Nar Yc,pcr Net, legt eine
lte5crtryt.lg ser Mationierungsbe-
itimnl,nacn alS ein Nergefen felt.
Die SOdItitraie in oieiem Sale ipdre
$4,000 8elobube uuO Elm Sabr 8e-
iingnis.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31
4ippccrcnte Gkcater
yy)anfcc 7ouble Ian6y" beginnt
bente 9unncrstaa 81. 9e3ember.

Ses Sabres better Slim r9)anfee
IopOlp Sanop" beginnt i'm Sippo=
oroane Sbeater unO gibt sic 2ebens-
gelbihte slmerifaS erGbten Sbeater.
mann George McGpban uno 9eballs-
ge|d,id1te ocs Sbeatergeid)aftes felt
1880 bis 5ur gegenmGrttgen 3eit.
Samcs Goanep rnN Soan 2eslie lpie.
lcn sic Sauptrpaen uno lperben In.
teritiitt bon SSalter Sutton, 9loies
marD 0eGump, Searne Gognep, &id).
llborI l!no Sreue Wannine.
slltc Goban's l,1nergebliden Melo-
Oicn lperSen edipielt einidlieblid
~lBe gonfee Sooolp Bon, r8ipe mp
3esaroS 10 groaomap" 1mo vSper
Sbera". Saben ie lih oieien Slim on.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31
berichie Won Unrasi in Deutschland

aftiue HoIlc ipielte, ueriuCtte lint
ipnIt. Gerbinoung init Suaenolid)en
in Scutlhlano aufSunebmen. Mton
idlrieb / hm: ,S!e Iollten in ihren'
2aHoc bos TIM. lpds mir bier getan
tabcn. Ser Siibrer ipeiB, mas er tut.
IS lit nift n6tig, iiber ieine Sano-
htngen III o;Sfutiercn ooer nahSll.
o>nfcn. gSos ilunlcr cr tltt, mir linr
nit ibnt."
SGniife sIrbeiter, bic aus bc!l
tpnbaroicrtcn ocutICben Oebieten To-
men, bejricbnetcn sic oortige 8epol.
ferlma ais friegsnliioe. Spear bon
Iriiherel itramlnen Na5is mcroer
IuSipriidc luie oieicr berichtet
.@enn MIR oicier &ricg ihon Dor.
iibcr pire" Gin oelltiter slrbeitei
bcmerfte eegeniiber einem Musidn.
ser: yNtcine SSrau uno id) lp1rell
5liifIih. penn Der sSricoe fdme lmc
mir m;eoer NIT lnIercn bcioen Sun.
een 5uianlmcn lpGrcn. Ser Iusliu.
Ser fragtc: vSiuN Sic iiber oen
Iusgong oca &rieges iiper2" Eer
GelltId)e antlportetc: ySns lit mir
egol." Gonn iiigte er binSl: sd
ncinc, es miro Die 9leiHc 8eihidtc
lcin pic on Cnoe oes lcsten Srie.
geS."
sIrbeitcr, Die bingerittet pocr III
&OnlljentrationSlagcrn iiberfiibri
lpcrocn, tragcn oifi5ien unterid)eos.
los oie 9e5eid)nrn9 r&omrlu1lIten"
oOeru fonlullniitiidjc Spnpatbliiercn.
oe". Son olniiheu 9lrbeitern Miro
eyfldrt, oab Die fonnluniitiid)e I'm.
tcrgrunObGpegeung nitt 10 arob lit,
nie Die NaSis bcbaltpteu. Die met
item pppolitipneIlen slrbciter lian
i:iibcre N,itglieocr ser 8eiperfifai.
ten. ser SoSialoelrofraten ODER ser
tatbo!i'0en sIrbeiterorganliatipncn.
Sic 9tationalio5iuliitcn sosern
nid)t, iogar fotboli'cbe Erieiter OILS
v&onlmuniIten" Su bc5eihncn. Gir
cusllnoiIcber 9lrbctcr iab, ,pie in eis
ncr fieincn rheiniihen Staot cin
G5iGbrger fatbolild)cr Ericitcr bon
cInem 1Si1brigcn & = .Monn ii ser
Sef'cntliftcit gcId)lagen lpurOe.
Sunoertc bon Seutcn inbcn SIT, ober
nielnano lpa9tc, iein Seben ein5llIet.
Sen, ltrn Oen alte:l SrieIter 5l pertei-
olacn.
Die Doben Gcrlllitc Ser Scutiher
ar Der SItirort paren iiir bie oiri.
'd)en ulo an0eren nltalInoi'hen slrs
better 1T SeutIhlnnb fein 8ebcinl-
his. sSn 0cn ,3eitlrugcn er'hienen
.galtcnlona oie Suoesnn5eigen. Gin
'ppi'dles @eiipel bietct Sic Stoot
aouItnnj am @oocnice, iiber ocrcu
Ger!uite 0oa ct. GaQer SagbIatt"
]crid3tete. Sns @lntt hntte ernlittelt,
)ab Die cinSige in ienem @ejirf IT'D
rig gcbIlebenc 3eitung oie
, ,So0cnlee .Huno'hau", bis gum Sf.
tpber 1912 Sooeson5eigcn bon
200 2fiinucrn pcroiientl;htc, sic
III ser Sltiront iielen.
vNucb cinem 6elojug BON tG
MonOten", iact oaa st. 1aQer
Sagchlatt", vteocltct Gin iolber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-31
Gtaes II, 6ranfreis,
mfrs intittcr erSi3cr

g'aorio. @abreno sic 6ranso-
len a,berbalb JranfreiGs cine Gini-
aung aller 8ruppen sesen sic ab-
iennadte jllitanoesubringen Iuben,
ihcint Die Gage innerbalb sSranf-
reiGs ieIbit bon Ias SIT Gag haoti-
iter 81, ipcroen. Sbnobl Iierre 90.
ual alln'inbeit fir Sen N,tgenblid
SSacaues Goriots gufltieg Ginbalt
asboten haben oiirfte. baben oie
oelltihen Militdrbeborocn in beioen
.3onen fiir5Iib Die 3uiammenurbeit
nit Sen fransOiiiden GrGfeften in
Ger!paltunesfragen einseiteat.