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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Junior Hosiossos
To Get Traininu

A . result AZ = jntnt aisr,lnsser
held Saturday 81 ftossi Wintbrop
II tn executive COMMITTEES ~ she
Junlar Hosssssss ana rsprss~nta-
lives 81 The snIlstsd men from rors
Lewis. hs.ls wss laid fnr . train
Ing eourss 10 be started Monday
svsninG for Junior Huuts.ses
hlss iva tisneech. uno. ana
MAJ, Jesse n, csossstt. . chaplain.
led the discussion. 1hs men told
frankly what they expected from
the girls who come 10 entertain
mesits and dances ~ the post and
IL the uBo osntsrs.
rhs following course fer Juniof
hostsss training. starting Jan. ~.
and running through Web. .. viii
he offered each Monday night ~
weysrhasuser hall. =. W. c. A..
1T Tao .. m.
Jan. 10. Our Responsibility a
Junior Hnstsss~s In wsrflms. =
speaker Captain runis .. cnfdsll
Mochond field. Jan. o. How W
Look ~ Junior Hosteusss. . sp~skss
Mrs. frankie Hiiss Dssis. styilst.
the Peoples stsrs: Feb. u what
We Hay and DO ~ Junior Hast
eases" speaker Mrs Marcus HohIfs.
national board. +. ". G. A rsb.
. Our Relationships with service
Men" speaker Mrs. Lys Ford
Dnashsi. dean ef wso-a. college ~
Puget sound. and what We Owe
Ourselves" speaker Or. . y. Hsrf-
mann. Esb. 49, Our Standards for
. Hostsss." . summary and eks.
oussson II previous inssFssstloa and
v~ttins al final standards for Jun
Tor Hostess~s.
u has already h~en decided. 90,
cordinE 10 Mis- Haneo<k. thai
each girl who wishes 10 bsionE n
The Junior Hostess xseap. must
attend four out ~ five ~ fh~s~
seslons. AZ ~~ii - eoHtfihslts :
certain number - hours tp ths pro-
gram for services man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19

fhsrr, Prank IarnAhans Gnhfifs
Cheap. Jr.. Walter J. Ryan. n ~.
Hagsr. Guy Lindsay. Lock Nc
Lean. Harry n. LEA. Robert kas.
sslmsn. Guy newlillsms Arthur
Peterson. Charles Green. W.
Charles Green. Jra Alfred Cshri
and Mr. snc Mrs. c. N Cillsspis.
Since Donald Dickson proved
such TREMENDOUS success with
the Olympia Civic husle asaocis-
tion last month In the capital city
an unusually large number II NIT
&c lovers are coming gp 10 Wed
nssday's concert. Among these
are Miss Helen Carlson. who mas
reservations for three and Mr.. and
Ars D. A. Cunningham. From
Puysliup will be Asssrs and hss-
danes ~ n. Murray. J. ~ Pohl-
man. o. N. Pudor. ". N. Hansen
and both Mr.. Paul soott and NJ
Robert soonos have reservations
Mr. and Mrs. X. y WEIGH s9l
drive DOWN from Morton and Mr.
and Mrs. " W. Thompson slii b.
among thoae coming firm orf.nx
In "Wednesday nlghts huge
sDdisne< viii be Ass1amss George
Hsilsr. John Hewitt. A y Howe.
Wsiiss Wheeler. y G. Wheeler,
Prank sash. ida norsss. william
A. NonrOs. l. L. Whitman. Jesse
nbbita. X. y. Towns. l. l. Thomp-
hon, ,. o. Brewer. stanton War
burton. ar Ralph Dlckmsn. W. c.
BroenkOw. A. J. Gritty. Custaf
Lindberg. Pred l.. Griffin, EugsDs
White. Judge blanche Funk
Miller. joseph Long, ar. susan W.
Miller. Mary Humphrey King.
Margaret Ra~son cohesn. Mrs
Cohsen il director of the Lincoln
choir which sang with Paul Robe-
son On the opening night u this
seasons sii-stsr series. and Mrs.
Viols Fisher.
Anticipating hearing ina dis-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19

tlnguishsd baritone artist si-o are
the Misses Nellie Eldsmiiisr. Tracy
worisy. Margaret Young, Ebbs
Peters. Edith sopsr. Virginia and
Eileen Austin. Anna pursisy. nsry
Louise Hspin. Edith Rove. Bess
Younger. Lola Frisrs. Alice Fras-
sr. Ethslyn Psrsridgs, cyrsns
Johns. Marie nsntzsr. Lois Franz.
Helen Gordon from Estonsliis.
Emma Leysring, Margaret Lap
ham. Stella and Jessie Lilly. Alice
Jscqusiins Mol, Mar
fsrst hyiss and Eleanor hsrrsli.
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With background of many
years spent in the countries sur
rounding Japan, DR.. Mander has
lived in Australia, New Zealand.
Hawaii and some of the more re-
mote parts of the South Seas
islands His latest book. "Founda-
tons Of Modern World Society"
has just been published by the
Stanford University Press.
Noted for his ability to speak
informally on topics Of interna-
tional Importance, DR.. Mander is
welcomed annually at many OF the
women's lecture series and for or
CARNATIONS on the university
campus.
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Entertain Recent Bride.
Mrs. Marx Wander

Miss Doris King ana Miss Elsie
Schiava entertained a recent bride
Mrs. Mark Wander (Angelins
Hicks) at the formers home on
Mckinley hill at a surprise shower
Late supper followed an evening
of games. Those present were
Mrs. Wander. Miss Alma Lind
gren. Mrs. Helen Wilson, Miss
Doris King and Miss Elsie schiaya.
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Among the over 10 srore rcser-
vstions for Wednesday, concert
are those Of Aessers and Mes
danes Byron Scott. y. Rooman
Titeomb, William l.. Mccormick,
John 3. Baker. Charles ingram.
George sueknsy. stanley staatz
from Sumner. Dwight Orr. Kari y
Weiss. George J. Franklin. General
and Mrs. David l.. stone. General
and Mrs.. harrhsil Randall and
Colonel and Mrs. J. W. Losf
There will b. more than the
usual number Of doctors In the
house" 20 rear the popular concert
baritons and included are the
names a. Drs. and hssdamss
Charles r. Hecresry. Edwin e.
Yodsr. Benjamin Terry. Edwin G.
James, A. l. Schultz. Burton
Brown. Ross %. Wright. W. y.
Penney. J. Ysrhslsn. william y.
Hccreery. c. y Richie, and y. l..
Lowell from Shelton.
Doctors ard Hesdamss Christian
ousvil. jr.. 3 v. Light. W. q paul.
Elmer Barr from centralia. J. y.
sigsfoos from OrtinE. u. y. Ne
Crss. ". r. Taylor, iryln hosks.
Marx Ab>rnsthy and r. c. ysltn
sfil b. In the Dickson sBdlenee.
Also viii b. hssafs. and Assdamss
Lincoln p. GaGit. J. e. Haley. a. y.
Gardner, r. T. Hickoox. Leo Nc
Gayiek. Philip Garland. George y.
Flshburne. Edgar DensnOre. ar
Oliver r. Craig. George cOrtsiyou.
Harry l. Brown. y. o. Beai. y. J.
Bzgan. G. X. XIX ana Ar. and
hra. Everett Moore from Ortlng.
The return q Dickson 10 the
Temples concert stage j. also be-
Ing awaited by Mr.. and Hrs. &. J.
Fairhurst. Edward y. KING. r A.
Mueller. Harry Andrews, =. o.
Brstrud. William Taeds Homer
Williams. stanton Wsrburton r.
r. J. cronkhits. Harold r. Caro-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Miss Rose
Will Wed
News Told ~ edeswsssr
Bsseh Hotel. Chicago

OF much interest 10 her
many friends In Tacoma and
vicinity IL the news Of the he
trothal Miss Barbara Maxine
Rose of Washington. d. c.,
formerly Of Buckley. TO Mr..
Warren 3. Wilcox Of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred c.
Rose, parents Of the bride-to-
be. announce that . party II
the Edsewater Reach hotel.
Chicago. on New Years Eve
was the occasion for making
public the engagement Of their
eldest daughter. Miss Barbara
Maxine Rose, Of Washington,
ID. C.. To Mr.. Warren s. Wilcox
Of Chicago.
Mr.. wiicos 10 the scn - hrs
Frank wilecx c< Chicago. Ne a..
tended Lake Forest Military sesd'
envy and 10 . graduate II Case
school ef Applied Science. c1sss.
land. q. Nj. Wilcox II ~ present
affiliated with the engineers Who
are In charge of construction Of
the Chicago subway.
Miss Ross graduated from nurt
ley high srivnoi with the cisss o
isss and resided in wisconsin an
M January. ip<i. and has since
been employed In personnel ~crt
In tho office ~ thu quartsrmasts
general. war department. Wash
inston. .. G. shs has ssudsed .
the University AZ Wisconsin m
tension division. Miss brown.
School ~ Business tboth ~ Mi
waukeel and George wsshinrtos
university. Washington. u G.
A definite date for the marriage
Of Miss Rose and Mr. Wilcox hal
not been announced. bat u 10 en-
pected 10 occur In the near future
future.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Return of Singer Inspires
fashionable Audience
Donald Dickson 70 Be Heard Here Wednesday Evening
Thester Parties Being Arranged by Patrons. Students
Photograph by r~tsr.on studio

When Donald Dickson, brilliant young dramatic baritone
OF concert opera and radio fame returns TO the Of
the Temple theater next Wednesday night audience OF
nearcapacy proportions will welcome the popular American
artist An audience which includes most of the ctys
lar music patrons well unusually large number Of
young people who particular admirers Of the young
baritone anticipating this first major concert event Of
1912
Besides the hundreds OF Tacomans who viii be In We'd
nesday nights huge audience will be patrons from nearly
every community in Western Washington, including Seattle
Olympia Shelton and Centraa well all Of the valley
towns Being the first pOsthoday event the theater
Dcksons concert will be the incentive for much entertaining
before and after the In Wednesday nights audience
will be large group from the Annie Wright seminary and
nearly every sorority and fraternity at the College Of Puget
made up theate parties 10 hear Donald Dickson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Tuesday Club
To Have Sunday Supper

Th< ssml-snnusi ssealns gath
sfinx ~ nsemb~Fs 81 TnsadAy
study sfsz1. wh~n hszseen1o -
n<mb~rs ere Ea~els fo< nuAday
night supper ulii - hid thss
weekend with Mr.. snd Mrs =.
~ butisr epsnl1x th<sr hs<a~ q
oiel1<k.
d. cooilaxs o. chspmss -
th& Ceil<x< ~ Fux~t Sound wno
10 noN . radio eomm<nfsf1r VIII
he tb< sps<<sf ~ ~ sv<n|ns. Hls
topic = efos~H ffezn se..fe<s 81
classical htsrstur< ard l44rnina
Assisting host<s<es fer the eve
mag niii b hrs Waiter HaFinx-
ton ard Mrs.. D. d. aehn<lder.
Members Of the club snlertain~
ing th<lr hasbznds On this oczn~
sion are Mesdzm<z Roger chaee.
president q th< eiubs & P. AiIen-
V. VI. Butler. Coolidge Chspmsn.
Walter Harrington. 3 .. Heuaton.
20. y. Hit<. Juilas r. Jaeger. Hun
Ter kenn.rd. y. D. nefxs>r.
J. y. EeFsstsr. d. d schneid@f.
Stanley shaw, L. y. Wing. Joha
Swift. Z. L. Carlson. FIRED Eem&nn
and Kenneth Bailey
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Librs Study Club TO Meet
In fircresf tuesday

Mrs. W. n. Bel of Fircrest. viii
open her home 20 members n
Libra Study club for l O'Clock
luncheon on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Cecil Neideffer Will speak on
Resources and Industries % TEN
perste South America. Mrs. II.
D. Smith will review the book
Two Ends 20 Our shoestring' BY
KEthrene Pinkerton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Round Table
Anticipated
Elizabeth Birby Chapter 10
Present OAR. Program

The next program and tea
TO be presented by the Tacoma
Americanism and National
Defense Round Table Of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution, scheduled for Jan.
20, will honor national and
state officers. Mrs. Edwin +.
Rhodes. junior past state re-
gent, will open her home for
the affair.
Elizabeth Bixhy chapter Of
vashon island. of which Mrs. David
II. Cowan is regent will present
the program which viii be in
charge of Miss Lucille spaulding.
chapter chairman Of national de-
Tense. and Mrs. Elisha p. Morgan.
chapter chairman Of Americsnisnn.
The program will consist Of pa
triouc songs. led by Miss Virgins
Bonner, an address. American
Ideals and Their Preservation" by
Miss Fanny Brsyton. and a pa
triotic slsit presented by Miss Mar
jory Stanley and Or. Nell Jones.
Special guests Of the Round
Table will be Mrs. w. w. Broth
ers, vice president general Of the
National society. newly welcomed
to Tacoma; Mrs. Starr Sherman.
state regent from Walls wslla.
who will he In Tacoma At that
time for the state board meeting.
and Mrs. Paul Billinssly, state
first vice regent.
Tea will be served at the close
of the program by the officers Of
the Round Table. Mrs. Guy X.
Llewellyn. Mrs. Joseph T. Lee. and
the hostess, Mrs. Edwin r. Rhodes.
All ID. A. r. members and their
friends will be cordially welcomed.
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Rosemary Club 10 Meet
With Mrs. johnson

Rosemary Garden club will meet
for one o'clock luncheon Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs
Franklin johnson. 3i02 No. 18th st
Mrs. A. J. knott will give q
paper on "Phlox" and Mrs Robert
Hunt will read the Flower
Legend"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Card Parties 70
Benefit Red Cross

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the 7.
1. A. No "A ~ill sponsor . card
party series. tho proceeds of which
~ilI 20 10 The Red cross FIRST Of
TN events Will he held in tho Mac
csbee hall a, 40 Wednesday eve
ming. Following pinoehIs and 300
refreshments xiii h~ served. AZ q
special prize . defense bond ~ili
be given away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19

John colusII. iTii - iith a..
reported 10 police isss Friday thai
somsons sntsrsa his hsss~ ard
stols SIS from . purse In . pa<kst
os ma hsthrobe. Ne slsa Lest hts
draft registration card AMI ether
personal papers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Ms. Brown VIII Be Hostess
To Abba Study Club

Mrs. Louis Brown Of the Ingle-
side apartments. 205 No. Tacoma
ave, will entertain members of
Alpha Study club at o'clock Mon
day afternoon. The program for
the afternoon will include a paper
by Mrs. J. W. Bixel on Literature,
Music and Art Of Latin America
Members viii each give current
events at the roll call. They have
been asked to come equipped with
thimble, needle and thread
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Mrs. Safferiee TO Entertain
Tacoma Day Nursery

Tacoma Day Nursery club VIII
meet al the home Of Mrs. Herbert
Sstterlee. GOO No. C ST. for a y 80
o'clock luncheon on Thursday. As
sisting Mrs satteTlee during the
afternoon Vill De Mrs. Milton A
Allen. Mrs. s. p Couch and Mrs.
David Cook. Ms Calvin Stewart
u president Of ths olub.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
0erden Club TO Meet
With Mrs. johnson

Rosemary Garden club viii meet
Tuesday for ] o'clock luncheon at
the home Of Mrs. Franklin John
son. 3107 No. 18th. Mrs. A. J.
knott will present a paper on
phlox and MIS-. Robert Hunt VII
read the flower legend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19
Garden Meeting ~
Bero Home MONDAY

me BETTER Gardens club viii
meet ~ the home n Mrs. walter
Berg. 2s0T M. nth IT.. st .
o'clock on Monday afternoon.
Roll call viii be answered ny
''Birds We Have seen IN Our
Gardens This Winter"
Ths program topic wiii be
Care and Feeding ~ House
Plants" by Mrs. Butler. Questions
and answers In garden problems
by members win he led BY Mrs.
{. W. Bryan.
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University Club Announces
Morning Lecture Series
Dr. Mander Of University Of Washington 70 Be First
Speaker at Program Planned for Women and Guests
Photograph by Melin.

DIR. Linden A. Mander of the Political Science department
Of the University of Washington will be presented by the
University Union club in the first of promising morning
lecture series at IL o'clock Tuesday for the ladies of the
club and their guests The plan is innovation and ind-
cations that it will be well received Luncheon to be
served buffet style in the dining will follow with
DR.. Mander s a guest.
He his audience Deeper Issues of the
INesday morning the topic Some nictn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-19

Your postmaster can tel you
hoE 10 nvest IN u. 3 Defsnno
BondA
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Demti<ReS 8catmfenfn,,t
0ibt 3ciden bon Mikbebaacn

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amtentnm 5eigt bon Gag 5u Gag
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festrene

ben uniere @uter inns bier Elm Sci.
matsreht eripprben. Darum lieben
mir bieies bon 8ott 10 reid eeiegnete
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8elhid1te l,nIeres Gplfes. Ourh Sen
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3iuiIperIuramna

Die 1888 mclbete, oaB n1ebr als
100000 alter MutomobiIe aus sen
,Mutofrieob0fen" inn Mcnut Mpril
mebr oils $4,000 Scnnen MItmetau
l~ieicrten.
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ger Irtifel pur0e pprgenommlen, bab
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Die Mebr5abl ser 200 Stu0enten
6es 9ebron Sunior College, Die
9robtenteils bon amerifaniiden So
milien oeutider 9erfunft abitam.
men, befinoen iih iest i'm &eeres,
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balb miro bieie Sfule, cine alte III.
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.0eptt,,t ben kriee" parate
somntae, ii. SUM, mnrbe bonn Nabor Tranf :. Candle fit
rMnerican Slamen Soe" proflamiert.

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marIhieren.
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baben bereits ibre Mitnirfung 5uge.
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Geniunters Geaeme
pen Otie
0Glt &pnferens.

I'm 6rauenfraft 81 mobiliiieren
Fiir Siee an Ser gr3eugungslinie,
CAB Sic Goniumers 2easue bon Ohio
bellte befannt, oaB cine 'Staatsmeitc
aonferen5, Die erIte ibrer Mrt in Sen
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in ser &rieesinbuitrie" am 81. unb
%. sunni I'M SociaI administrations
BUILDING ser Ohio Staats l1riuer.
litdt in Columbus, Ohio, ltattfinoet.
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$tcmbcn Dinner partie
Nnf Der 9entiden 3entrale barm.

CUR grinnerung an Sen Grim.
oungstag oes Steuben Unit bon
GIeoelono finoet am Spnntog, sen
Ia. Sum-, elm MusfIug ser Witglie,
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Giien miro Inn 2 ltbr nad)mittogs
icroiert. @er ant 9inner teiInebme,,
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fie uns 10 teuer. Sic bier 9eiipiele
aus Der 8eid)id)te nnieres 2anoes
fiibren sen 8epeis, oab unieres
Stammes @irfen nur gum Segen
nnieres neiien gaterlanoes geoiert
bat. Turf ibren 5reibeitsfampf bo-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-06-11

itration iperoen ibre natipnalen Uni
forme,l, rationale &pitiime, Oefo-
rierte @agen al ieben uno quite Wtl,.
lit 81 boren iein.
Sic Yaraoe beginnt an Sit 81.
'Strabe unb GucliS Mfe. INN 1890
ubr uno gebt nah bem Bubble
'Snuare, mo Inn 3 llbr cine fur3t
0eriammIung itattfinoen miro.
Nad, ser Yaraoe finOet i'm Carte:
4314 Glarf Mpe. cine grobe Seie,
ltatt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-06-11
Zinc wcete >es Krieees

Scr &omnanoeur ser 2uftltreit-
frdfte ser Mrmee, Monolo, berihtete
tpdbreno elmer Hreiiefonferen5 in
2ortoon, oab sic aamff- uno Bonn.
oenflugaeige Der Gereinigten Staa-
ten iebr balo een,einiam nit Sen
britiihen 2uftltreitfraften Seutid).
lano bombaroieren lperoen. II. e..
1lieger perben ibre eigenen Slug,
bafen uno 2anbltngsmannihaften
baben.
Ser gerioreunsshef Scr Mrnee
Somerpeu, ser iid) ebenfaus in Colt
oon befinoet, iagte: r6af)Iel,te ser
8ereinigten Staaten unb Gnglan0s
arbeiten 5uiammen an einem 1ro.
sramm, I'M ariessgerGte einihlieb,
lid Ser Sanfs unO Ger 6l1g5euge
gu itanbarbiiierell, oamit bieie Mus-
riiitunssgeaenitdnoe seeenieitig leidt
ausgetauiht peroen fonnen."
@eneralitubsdef WaribaI iagts,
amerifaniide Sruppen ~lanoen in
ENGLAND uno lie mer0en al,f in
Srantreib lanben."
ErDbmftion
l1nterfrieesiefretGr Yatterion be,
ridtete. DOB oas bonn Hraiibenten
seIebte 3iel uon 10000 Glus5eusen
I'M Sabre 1912 rum elm Nielfahes
iibertroffen" meroen piiroe. 9ie mo-
natlihen 2%ieterungen an &~eeresai,s
uuit,,ns ieien 45S Deal 10 eroB nie
Dor 5mei Sabren. Die &erltalluns
bon neuen Waidinenmerf5eueen lit
iett y Yroaent bober als inn letten
|Sabr.
NrmeeuersrOkernns mnb Ansbilbnna
8eneralitabshef Waribaq gab be-
fannt, oaB Biz Gnoe bieies Sabres
nabe5u 4,50O,OOt Solbaten in Der
armee lein neroen anitatt Der ur-
Ipriinglih eeplanten 100000. I'll.
lein in Den lesten Woden lit oie Ir-
NEE linn 100000 Mann beritGrft
por6en. Die I%usbiloung in Segel.
fl%ug5eugen itebt Manneru i'm Mltpr
BON 18 bis 80 Sabren offen.
WilitarSientpflidt
Der Voriibenbe fir bas grsie'
bungsmeien berihtete, oab bis iebt
ungefabr 100000 als Mnalpbabeten
bonn Wilitdroienit ausgeihloiien
puroen. Von oieien iinb 100000
f0rperlih oienitiGbig. gs miro nun
oeriudt, oieien Die @%runolagen bes
geiens, Shreibens uno &ednens BET
subringen. gs feblte ibnen @elegen'
beit gum 2ernen.
Warine
Der Brdii6ent eriuhte ben 4ongrel
um mcitere $500 MiQ;onen fir bit
BerItdrfune Der Observation-Disclosures uni
bic 8ergroberung Der Shiffstonnagl
Das Marineamt genebmigte oie Sin
merbune bon 10000 tpeiteren Col
lege sStubenten i'm Sitter bon 10 BIZ
% Sabren sur nNusbil6ung ali
5abnride our See NIT Musiidt OH
SnoicnifteIlnrs als 2c,ttnant att
jSee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-06-11

- Wan iiebt tpie6er Hferoe un6
Qutiden. l1n6 bic @aiolin-@ationie.
rung mirh bod nod ben Spaten at.
CUTE tommen.
- Aud bas 0iht, 6os getpiie
@roBipreder 10 germ leudten laifer,
ioute einmaI abeeblenoet tuer6en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-06-11

iieeen miiiien. Oies mub 10 energiiH
burhgefiibrt mcroen, Dab Die Shii-
Ter Damn audi 5l 9auie ibren glterft
bon bieier 1atiad)e 81 i%iber5eugen I'LL
ltnnoe iino."