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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-02-20

Suddenly, two-bits is worth only
pounds of sugar
What happened to that other
pounds of sugar?
Who got that sugar?
And that is the problem of in.
flation-
There's lots of sugar in the world
At least in Cuba, Florida, Louisi-
ana, and Idaho
Some devilish thing keeps these
sugar bowls from running over
What they call Quota: which
stops sugar makers
They never were allowed to make
enough sugar
Nor to sell it at price which would
market all of it
Somewhere, sometime, some banks
put lot of money in sugar lands
They say it was mostly in Cuba; but
some Of it was in Idaho
To get back their Investments" in
lands. machinery, and bribes-
That sugar had to sell in these
United States, at certain prices
So they put tariff on that sugar:
protective" tariff
Protecting bankers Investments
But tariff was not enough; for
American sugar growers
Could also make nice lots of money
at the tariff built price
So, to keep American sugar from
committing suicide
By cutting price of sugar on the
market
Somebody brought along big club,
called Quota
Telling every fellow how much
sugar he could make, and SELL
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-02-20

That was long before the days of
'little pigs
Is this imitation?
Well, it blew bubbles in the sugar
prices
Only, it was by the ship-loads, not
little paper bags
Once in a while tie-string would
break, somewhere
And housewives could get plenty of
cheap sugar, for few days
But that quota python soon got it's
coils going again
And your money wasn't worth so
much in sugar, any more
In war times, imitation comes
Without benefit of tariff, some
times
Blows bubbles in meat, -four, canned
goods, cotton, copper
just now, farmers are getting
blamed for starting it.
Others say it is labor unions, get
ting big rake-offs--
But it is just the same old merry
go-round-
With everybody raising his price,
so he can buy what others sell
Unless Mister Henderson happens to
be looking their way
The "higgle of the market" gets the
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-02-20
New York Painters Aid
In City Air Raid Defense

New York City (ILNS).-Two thou
sand American Federation of Labor
painters will be assigned to work with
the emergency repair service estab-
lished by Mayor La Guardia as part
of the city's defense against air raids,
Michael Di Silvestro, secretary-treas-
urer of District Council 9, Brotherhood
of Painters, Decorators and Paper
hangers, announced. He said the ex-
ecutive board of the union had de-
cided to pay union officers engaged in
committee work in defense stamps,
instead of cash.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-02-20
Truths POndered While
Riding at
Anchor
"Then gently scan
your brother man
BY Mr.. MOdestus.

Imitation
Blowing bubbles
Something that won't last
But playing with vital forces, cost
of eating and living
1t is initiation, when we talk about
consumers prices
But for the fellow who boosts the
price, it is profteering
1t does nobody any good, except guys
who get theirs, and then get out
For imitation is an endless chain
1t meets you coming around the cor
ner, where you left it
1t is will-o-th -the-wisp; igniis fatuous,
snare and delusion-
Somebody starts it, makes every
body play his game
For while.
Measure of imitation
For most of us, is finding out what
our money is worth
Two-bits, used to get us 5 pounds
of sugar
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-02-20
1868 Unfair Labor Cases
Closed By NLRB Last Year


Washington, d. C.-The annual re-
port of the National Labor Relations
Board stated that during last year it
closed 4,698 unfair labor practice cases
involving more than 100000 workers,
The report also set forth that 502
company unions were disestablished
and collective bargaining begun in
1,009 cases; 23,475 workers were re-
instated "to remedy discriminatory
discharge; 5,181 discharged workers
received $924,761 in back pay, and
24,427 workers who had struck in
cases of alleged unfair labor practice
were reinstated
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-02-20
LabOr's Defense Work
Lauded By M0rgenthau

Detroit, Mich.-Labor has not only
done it's share in furthering the de-
fense program, but it has been ahead
of the procession, according to Sec
retary of the Treasury Henry Nor
genthau, Jr.
In speech here, the treasury chief
tain sought to put at rest flood of
calumny and slander let loose by Ia
bor-haters, in and out of Congress.
American labor" he said, "has been
ahead of us all in its willingness to
produce ornaments to win the war,
whatever the sacrifices, whatever the
consequences"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-02-20
AdOlph Werner Is Dead;
Railway Carmen Officer

Kansas City, Mo. - News of the
death of Adolph Werner, veteran mem
ber and for many years president
of the Brotherhood Railway Carmen,
was received at Brotherhood head
quarters here.
Werner, who, in 1885, had been re-
tired on a pension because of disabil-
ity, died at his home in Niles, Mich,
January 28.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-02-20
RAIL UNIONS ASK
SEIZURE OF ROAD

Washington, d. c. (ILNS). - Two
railroad brotherhoods have asked that
the government take over the Toledo,
Peoria & Western Railroad, whose en-
ployes have been on strike since De-
cember %. The request was sent to
President Roosevelt, who said he had
referred it to the appropriate govern
ment officials for a recommendation
About 100 engineers, firemen and
trainmen quit work on the 239-mile
line in protest against a new set of
working rules which they charged
ignored certain seniority rights and
tended to reduce wages. The COM
pany argued wages would be in
creased. All efforts to mediate the
dispute have been unsuccessful.
--aw
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-02-20

FOR VICTORY: BUY BONDS
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-02-20

1NAD xx1 R1Hss zvH1x WEEK.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-02-20

jitters, goes crazy
Until something happens to knock
the bottom out of things
Then, you get the opposite, and
more deadly, reaction
When the fatal circle is broken
They call it "Defation"-
And it is all dam-foolishness.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-02-20
AFL Millers Get More Pay

Buffalo, N. Y. (ILNS).-A wage in
crease of cents hourly affecting 300
employees has been granted by the
Eastern States Milling Corporation in
accordance with provisions of a cost
of-living agreement between the COM
pany and an American Federation of
Labor union.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-02-20
oNEl:4!:( 4 Day

The new, pleasant, economi-
cal way to INSURE your nor
NAL requirements of Vitarnins
A and D.
Many people do not get
ENOUGH of these two essen
tial vitarnins. You can make
sure that you and your family
do. if every member takes just
one "One-A-Day" brand Vita
min A and D Tablet every day.
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Pleasant-fasfine Convenient
Economical
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1942-02-20
X Patronize Hamilton Industries X
Roster Of OrQani3ations


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and Labor Coucl~ A Custodian
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
0as nnbnkiertiae siranfreidl

SroB oer ihperen &ein,iuhung,
Ole Sra,lfreid) aetroffen, bat oas fran
5oiiibe 8olf oen S8ee al,r reliaiSien
uno rnoraliiben @ienergei,meuna
nod nibt eef,moen. Mebrere fatbo=
hide Bldtter baben bebouert, oaB bas
6eit ser bl. sSSeanne b'Irc ioal,laeen
MIR in ben: Staoten eefeiert moroen
iit." Sn oieien 3ulammenbang itelt
llrbain Salai5e int Courier oe @e-
nebe" felt, Bob oie annabne, Die ni=
litdriide Nieberlaee ooer oas aegen=
ipartise glenO sSranfreidls eeniigten,
Inn bie 5ran5oien aunt @lauben If
rer Batter allriid5ufiibren, cine felt
fame 5elbfttanIdung beoelttell mir
Sc. Cine Sdulnelltralitdt, oie Der
Heligion ahtmesnoller geaeniiber-
itebt Tonne niht geniieen, i'm Der
briitliden Sugeno ben Miiiionsgeiit
ein3upflansen, Der bic Nfaofinoer nno
oie Sssocifte,l beieelt. seSn ben bonn 2ai-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02

naueren lleberblif aii eeipinnen lmo
ou beipobren. sscbenfaHs iiberboren
Die neilten Nenlben IN Dem ipeltmei-
ten &rieaslarm Die Stilnnie, Die fir
Die bleibenoe Seilerung in Der SSelt
nab Dem &rieg rmit ourd Die Wtittel
nirfli6en @briitentums. 9ieieni9en
ieboh, Die innlitten oil Der Griegser-
reelmg ltd) oie &llbe oes ltrteils lnO
oas @leibgetpidt ibrer Seele unb ib=
res @laubens beipobrt babelt, DilielL
DOB nllr. Ole @runo1abe Des itnper-
ndilerten Gbriitent,lnls Die 10 llmml-
sanglidbe Befrieoing IN Der Nelt
berItelle1 itno oauerno MAIDEN fon-
men. 9ie 9tatipncu fonnen f6,npie,L
lie fonnen iih ericbopfen int Mnlbali
ibrer Nrmeen nno &rieesmalhineric
in oem linerborten gusnlaBe, ipie ipir
es iebt beobohten. Mber miro boonrh
rno our6 einen entibieoenen @afien=
lieg allein ber hallernoe llno ipabr=
bate Srieoe moeIif aelnad,t nno ac-
li6ert? Niemols. gtur Die @ereb
tigfeit nno 2iebe ser Seligion Gbrilti
miro bies erreiben fonnen EieDiele
bon unIeren leitenoen StootsnlGnncrn
nno Militdrs iino aber bieler Anlidt
ltnb erItreber bieies 3iel2 SSsd) fiirh-
te, nidt all5upele. Inn 10 mebr nn16
iib oiele l(ebcr5euallng in ben weite=
iten Golfsibi6ten olrbieseu, 10 icbr,
oaB, nenn es 5n oen Srieoelsorbeiter
fon1nlt, bie ,,Stinme oes 0olfes 5ur
Stilnme @ottes" ipirb. Dfit ouoeren
@orten, 5ltlilol in inherent oemofra-
tiiGen politiiden Seben lnitB es mabr
iperoen: pgs brauit elm Rllf mie
0onl1erbaa, burd Sbipertaeflirr mo
WoaenpralP', llno bieier oGl,f lpic
8onnerban' mltB es nnIerelt Staots=
mdnnern am ssrieoenstiih nmpiber=
Iteblid sum 8eiunBtiein briiaen, Bob
@briitus an Der sriebenstafel liBen
.ntnb. SSil @ralano iit man iid in ben
glau6ieen Greiien Ser fatboli1hen ipe
analifaniiben Stride tpobl beipubt,
Dob man nicbt obne ipeiteres allf biele
@eneietbeit BET oen Staatsntinnern
rednen nnne. 9esbalb arbeitet man
BORT porbilolidb Bel oller @ntidieoen=
belt ieitens Ser Sierarcbie 1mo ser
6riitli6en GoIfsfreiie barauf BIN,
i6on iest Ser driftliden Neligion Ell
men Slat in Ser Safelrttnbe ser sSrie-
oensnader 5lt libern. @s ipia nand-
nal ideiner, als oh mir bier5illouoe
IN 1lnierer itetcn 8ereitpilliofeit, allf
alle 8eiie Ser Hegier,tng at 0ieniten
alt ieilL bergeiien, Iopobl hie SCOT
tpenoigfeit bes d)riitliben @infl,,iies
,ns flar 81 MAIDEN, als alth iest
i6on iebr flar ,ano be,tlib merfen
ou laIien, mos mir biesbe5iieli6 for
bern iper6en. Neb. s. Morfert,
ES.G.D.
X X X
OaS Mnbusiertiac Eranfrcidl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02
MQcrltt aus aQtr &tlt

5ei9en ser i'm &rieae geiallenen Gent
lben, tpie iie in ben beltihen 3eitur
gen erIheinelL bel naberem 3niebe
nno Gergleihen allerbanb Hiidi6liili
auf bic Stimnlung Der ocl1tlden 8
pilbepolferllng aiebe,,. Nabreno not
poriges Sssobr,, in Sen 3eiten alio, ip
Die oeltldc Mrmee bon sies au Sic
itiirmte, eeipobnli1 BEL Der Sooes
nelonng oes @efollenen sic Ebrai
itano ,,@eiaIlen fir Sen Jiibrer" (be
IS Bro5ent ber Sooesanaeigen lei ba
oer San aepeien), finbet man lie be,'
te MIR mebr bei ipenieer als 25 Ero
jent ber Sooesar6eigen. limo IN ben
ienieen Sooesonaeiee,L mo- oieie leer
Ybraie be,,te nod au finoen iit, ipiir
man oie ionatiihe Gerbiiienbeit, tpei
gelpobnlid, nod babel itebt uin Itol
ger 5re,,oe', uSpfer NIT sSrel'oen
cber gar sic 8emerf,lne ,@efollen fiji
sic &aiIe lmo bas 2ano". 9ie z
Yroaent, oie bie 8emerfung u8efal
len fir Ben syiibrer' l,nterloiie,l tper
oen als filter Groteit bon ben Naai
lelb1t aneeieben, freilid) nift itar
genug, nm nit Strafen baeegen por
3ugeben. 9ofiir finbet nan nid6t iel
ten onbere 9emerfungen, nenn al1n
8eilpiel cine nm ibren aefallenel
Mann trauernoe 8itipe benterft bal
ct lein fiinftes &ino niht lnebr iebei
ourfte, cine anbere bon ben bier bilf
loien @oislein ipridt, ,-ooer menn go1
pie6er cine onbere bin5lfiiet: n@i1
bate eebofft, bob er 5i,riidfebren i,ni
mir i'm ipieoerieben iperoell. Gin
oi,oere Sebesan3eige fiiat BEL, bo6 oe1
in bieIen &rieae @efallene onf Die
lelbe 8eile nntfam ipie Iein Gate,
i'm lebten &rieg, pobei aber fein Ster
bensportlei,r bonn .sSelo ber gbre'
aeIaat miro. Sebr bieles gooesan6ei
gen fiieen BET, baB ser aefallene Cob
in ser ,,9liite Der SueenO oabinee
rofft" tporoen Jet llno bob er amber
eeIien" bleiben neroe. = Gtipa q
Sro5ent Der in Ben oeitl6en 3eitun
gen erIbeirenben Eobesan5ei9en pc1
8efauenen ipagen es, cine reli9iol
9tote ananfiieen. Osan finbet aus
bride barin ipie:: ;, ,@la,ben al @ott''
elm iebr eeihidt eeipdblter ausorlld
bel oeiien @ebral1d) bie 9soais ME
,uanoen Sdpierisfeiten MAIDEN fSn
men, ba iih sic na5iitilden Nenbei
sen in propaeanbiitiIb pernebelnbe
Neiie ia lelbit nidt l1neloubiee, ion
oern ,,@ottal6ubiee" nennen. &iel
paaen ieoob ben floren ansorn'
init driftliher @raebenbeit" ooer 10
aor ,,er (ber @efollene) NOR Elm aui
re6ter gbriit". @as> bic ,tneemeil
traurieen ssalle Der Eooesan5eise1
eefalener GrieYter onbetrifft, oie po1
SEN biidoilihen Sroinarioten ooe
oen Srbensobern berausaeeeben iper
Sen, 10 finbet man barin nirgeno
a,th nur bie @rtuabn,ng bes o5iib
rers". Ntandmal finoet iid Die ct
ipos paaere Sorn,, boB aelaat miro
v@efallen fir @ott uno Goterlanb'
ober: ;,Ssn ser griiillnng feline
Gfli6t".
l. X X X
! Gbriftentmm nn6 bic nene @clt-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-02


nit aIlen ieincn meriesliden Sddt
sen fatboIilhcr mittclalterliber 4unlt
i1t bel ben @nftiiberIoIlen iiber Maii6
boIlig 5eritort ipcroelt, ipobrl6einlid
a,,d) sic III ser Ndbc an Marftplot
fiebenoe ct. glbansfirbc.
! Ser Qom bat cine longe, ereienis
boIe @eidihtc binter lid). Ser aus
benz 10. Sobrbunoert ltammenbc
9ont mor ser f,nitaeihidtlih reibit,
nnb intereiiontcite ser orei nnittelrbei
lniihen rononiihen Come. @rabiibo
gSilli9iS fronte am 80. Iua,t1t 1908
&einrih bcn 3,peiten I'M 0onl ser
,merflGrliheriueiie ont ielben Sa9e
bon einem 8rnnbc nernidtet murbr.
&iniai3 begom nit bem Eieoerouf
bon, itarb ober Dor ser gollenouu0
6esielben m 23.' sSebruar 101t. In
ter @rfenbolb, gribo l,uh 8nrbo Iolltc
Der 0on aroBer ,lno berrliber er
fteber. sl6er Ser 0om mar nod nid)t
80 Sabre eingelpeibt, als ct ali
Efinaiten 1881 ipieber ein &aub ser
sSlomnen ipuroe. 2ange Sabre ip,tr
De an sSieoerolfbau georbeitet. Gin
neller 0ont erltonb. 9(,b i,n 12.
sSobrblnbert iiberltano Der 9om sipei
8rGnoe nno Elm @robebeu. Sects
sSobrbllnoerte lang Itono MN Ser
9om lnaefobroet, bis ont %. Mai
1915 Ser @eitturm blrb einel1 9lik
fhlog getrnIfen, in sSlonmen eeriet
Mnb olle @lode,l Ibmol5er. ltnter
NeInlonns 2eitllng erItano ser Com
IN ne>ler Sdonbeit. Seine 25 Sabre
9inaen noriiber, ais i'm Sabre 1893
Die Stoot belagert iplrbe. 9(m %.
Slni ent5iinbeten sic 8ronooe16oIic
bic 2iebfrolenfirbc unb bie Sittiirme
bes Comes. 3as sSener erfabte ben
annaen 9au 11nb leet i'm ipieber in
Mid)c. Mon pollte bic gl,inen abs
reiBen, aber 9ildpi Gplmor haute
ibn nen altf. 9lber ein neller Seillb
nobtc. 9ie Snnoanlente aoben nad).
Hiiic mb Senfllneen brpbten ben
@iniou, ober bie Sd)6ben ipuroen
reht5eitia entbcdt 1no sen &unoern
Der Se6nif lit es 5ll5uitfreibel, bob
Der 9ont ipieher feline MufcrItebung
feiern fonnte. $780,.
0nrb @ettes 3uIolilma lit Der
berrli6e 3om ipieoer Dem grbbooell
elcibaenobt norber. Sffenbar min
fic itraienbe Sono @ottes sic Gole
Ter mobnen .1no Die ms 3eitlihe per-
tiefte Meni6beit horan erinl,ern, boB
alIes iroiide MenIhenperf pereonJ
lid iit nnh bob iie bobere Sitter on
ftrebe,1 a,lm praftiidben reliaioen 2e-
ben auriiffebren miiiien 1mb 8uBr
nnb siibne leilten miiiien fir ibre
6iinoen lno 2aiter.
9as ,,Morale'' bee SentIden Golfes
aus ean5 5lloerlaiiiaen Anellen er.
fGbrt man aus Ser Sb,pei5 ,mo aus
mebreren bon ben Na5i fontroIlierte,1
Qonoern, baB sic stimmung bes
sentiben Golfes 5rm Grieae iniol9e
Der pielperiprp6euen, aber inmel
nod ausbleibenben Siege ,ino Der be,
ftanoia problenatifder iid aeitalten'
oen grnGbrunasfroae beoeuteno se.
fallen lit.
Muh fann man, ipie oie fatboliide
BrelIe- ssniormationsItelle gSssG ans
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Mittmod, ben 2. eeptembcr 1912

Mittpod, Sen 2. eeptember 1912
5isnlls perbeerten @ebieten babe Der
Srieg feinerlei aenberung berbeigs,
fiibrt: Die Stride lit imner nod Ieer
mo Die Sonntaesbeiligune miro nibt
beo6adtet. gSie iollen aud) oie Qente
bcgriffeu baben, menn nienano ge-
fomnlen iIt Inn Iie an Der Sano 5u
nebmen? sSranfrei1 brandt @liten,
Die ober pbne ErieIter ,ino obne DRIFT
.lihe Shulen nibt berangebiloet per.
Ben fonnen. Nenn nuh frieasgefan-
gene Grieiter iii oen 2ogern lebr DIT
cine ii6eralts niiblibe 9dtiefeit aus
iibel1, 10 bleiben ibre 8forreien in
5ronfreid bennpd 1nebr oOer ipeni.
ger pernadloiiigt. Die eleide Sdnie.
riefeit beitebt fir bie friltlifen 2eb.
rer. Oieier ooppelte Nangel iollte
Die Soen peranlaiienL INNER lnebr
ibrer Gerpflidhrng betprbt 5n ,per-
ben..
X * *
0entidlanb bat 100000 5remb.
arbeitcr
Sn einem Berliner 8eridt Der
y8osler 9eationol5eitung'' miro aus.
gefiibrt, 10 piele Deltld)e 1eien 3unt
Seeresoienit eiuberufen, oab es not.
.ipenoig tprroe, ,ninbeltens 20 Yro3ent
aller Stellen ltno strbeitspldbe an Der
Seilnatfront nit altslanoii6en Ar-
beitsfrdften all beleben. @abrf1einlib
peroe oieier Broaentios ser beibaf-
tieten slnsldnoer iebr raid ouf IS
Ero5ent iteigen.
0as 8latt ineint, Die Delttl6en
ltdnoen infolge Der anelo-amerifani.
iben lleberleuenbeit an Menlde,lma-
terial bot einem barten 8roblenl. 9ie
stotional5eitung lhGst, slmerifa nno
England bdtten 5uiainmen 6O,00O,OOO
arbeitenoe Mdnner ,mo ssra,1eu in
Die Waalbale all iperfen, 0entlblano
bingegen nur 4O,OOO,O0O in Dentfb-
lanb, Sefterreih 1no Sllbetenlano
auia,nmen. go lei 9eutibluno se-
alpl1naerL fdbrt Der geribt fort, ei-
men sustpeg o,ts biefem Dilemma
onrd) ben abihfnB BON Gertr0een
nit 5abrifen IN Ben beiesten ltnb ben
nelltralen 2anoern unb burb Mailen-
einfiibrl1ng auslanhilher Mrbeiter in
8euti6lano 31 finoen.
Gor ein paar Wonaten nod arbei.
tetel. neben Ben 100000 &riegsge-
fangenen 100000 MuslGnoer in
9entid)lano. Sente betrdet noh Der
gasler Guelle beren 3abl annGberno
100000. Die slrbeitspode betrGst
burhlhnittli1 60 Stunbe,.
9ielem geribt muB bin5rgefiist
lperoen, oaB oie meiiten bieier 5remb-
arbeiter inn Naaireid 5ipanestpeiie 81,
oen idperiten Mrbeiten berangeaoeen
perben, Sungerlobne erbalten nno
idperen Strafen eep6rtig iein mill
len. 9ie bartelte Sflaberei eronIben
Die polniiden Arbeiter, namentIib Die
5rauen. @ie biele Sauie,loe iebe
8ode ben ibiperen Nrbeiten i1nb Dem
Suneertobe. erliegen, erfabrt bie Mu.
Bentpelt nidt.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16
Albert f. Left Rites
To Be Held "Wednesday

Funeral services for Albert E. Lett,
So. World War veteran and employee
of the Capital Transit Co., who died
Saturday after an illness of several
weeks, will be held Wednesday at
the Deal funeral home, 48l2 Georgia
avenue NV. Burial will be in Arl-
ington National Cemetery.
A native of Crothersville, Ind, Mr..
Lett had been resident of Wash
ington for about 20 years. He served
in the Army for Is years, and dur
ing the World War was overseas
with the LIST Division.
Mr.. Lett was a member of the
Emory Methodist Church, Capital
Transit Post, No. as, American Lee
gion; the Christian Laymens As
ISOLATION and the Gideon Bible So
ciety. He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Helen M. Lett, of 728 Rox-
boro place NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16

Daughters Of Penelope, Sons Of
Pericles and the Arcadian Society.
In sermon yesterday in the Ma
tional Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception at Catholic University,
the Rev. John j. Reilly, director of
the shrine, declared that there
must be a growth and fertility in
the religious life of all Americans
If America is to contribute something
more from time to time than ex-
peditionary forces"
! If America does not contribute
as much spiritually as America does
materially; If there Is no lease lend
Christ-hke principles, then it is safe
to maintain that America is merely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-16

When this hellish nightmare o.
smoke and flame, of plane and bomb
and submarine, drew to close, Old
Glory was waving proudly over the
town of Fedhala.
We heard the welcome news at
2:26 pm, when our radio blared /:
'Fedhala has been taken; locate and
dispose of the mine field"
It was a battle conducted at full
speed under a kind North African
sun and on calm sea dappled with
gentle whitecaps.
Our job was to knock the French
out as quickly as possible, and they
responded with a ferocity tempered
with all the cunning of naval war
fare. The manner in which they
fought indicated clearly that they
had made plans for such battle.
French Well Equipped.
Their equipment was excellent
Fragments of one Of their shells that
just missed my head were made Of
metal as fine as can be found.
witnessed the battle on an Amer
lean light cruiser that led the way
into Fedhala with all guns blasting
death and destruction.
With more than 100 ships and
thousands of men determined to
open the long awaited second front
we Waded through Axis submarines
like an all-America football team
playing set-up game.
The results of our victory have
not been completely compiled be-
cause that is very difficult thing
to do when ships, submarines, planes
and shore batteries tangle. We do
know that our cruiser with the help
of some destroHers blasted away a
battery of four 8-millimeter guns,
emplaced at Cherugi near Fedhala
one of the most difficult naval as
signments.
Incomplete reports show one
French destroyer sunk, two and pos
sibly three cruisers damaged, three
destroyers damaged and a number
of patrol ships and merchant ships
captured. We landed our troops
without loss of single ship. Few
sustained damages.
Log of Battle.
Here is the battle as I logged 1t
until the order to cease fire reached
the crew:
11:25 pm.-We arrived at the
designated area for operations in
stygian darkness and slight rain
squall. We are surprised that all
navigation lights are on.
HAS p.m.-At Casablanca and
F'edhala the lights go out suddenly