davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-09-02
Ell robo motorizado de Ley
Una nueva estafa con ell "Coche Popular
(POR RUDOLF ZOBA)

ob4o~o, al Itro~- III. l,. gyls11op
oio,os Ton,,hia, b.. o..,,ir.do
- outo H. aonu..r.. L,,.r.tos
do 10 o,or-o al r,i.,,o tisrono
ono uo,,;uo !, ,,.,lo r,or,viu,-
90 All "ooobo r-.,nIaro
Abo,o os+5 ii.tr hnv.rdo INNS
-,.rosro.+,, rn.'o. Tia moyiliza
do 10 Aqencia Dc N,ticias de 10.
Directores DO parffatr.s A,5ma-.
nos . 10 oua ba rroado ma d..
vnloue noIicjas al. todos 10.
reri6dicos ne, Reich e,t5n obli-
oadcs q in,nr.nif. \.nouno
los suscruto1es ha y.,lo iamas
y fabulo.o ",o.,,a u,rrlar" De.
nron+o Lev avisa lbs .r.dllos
.Tactoree do los rdjtcos d.
.Tercer Reich oue ",acta NJ.
r~ular" esta hacienda rn9ravillas
en- 81 frente y m1a con q .s ga
nara Ia guerra. Iev ba d4clara-
do oua astd abrnnqdo con n-di-
dos do cocbas hecbos n los off
ciales y soIdados de.do a frenta
"En todos 10. cap,r,s do lata-
na"-asi reza Ia proa4oanda de-.
Tev-"el ,cocbe nopular' ha all
frido nruehas muobo mas dura.
h,a lac oua GO bnhioson oroido.
nosihla durarto - na1 y ON ia
das elias ia nrcbado .u yalor
u nasar do los ono,n,-s dificuL
.+adas con ono han tan.Io u.o Nm
cbor n,,ostros fno,.,os mccain
7adas" naynn6s ].iouor aronIos
alaboryas oil "co.bo ~rcn,la,o
nor enc sun,,osfos bo1a5os on
Rusia y on Afric. D,ndo o+r,s
cocboc cop dfs,ositivos o~snooia-
los orodabar b,ndiJos ON 81 fa,
90 q on lac ronos dol dostorto
81 "cocba non,,a," yorci6 todos
Hos ohst5culos Go i-psorton cor
tas do soldados q fin do booor
mas croihIo 81 on+,sio.n,o mo
fosiorol 40 40. .aaJfn4a,
La gaceta., 1942-09-02
MATRIMONIOS

Terrence Junior Flanagan, "a,
Y Evelyn Jane Clark, %; Oran
Odell Stewart, %, e Ines Cor
dOva; Clyde Vernon Startling,
20, y Mary Louise Bruce, Fl
David Lee Nice, 43 y Mary Ev-
.elyn Conklin, 26; Benjamin A.
Teargin, 66 y Eva Weesner, 60 F.;
Bennine F. Woods, 27, y Mayet-
Ia Shepherd, 81; j. H. Brewer,
jr, %, Y Helen NJ. Congdon, "a
John Wyatt Fernando, %, y lie
nora Taylor, 81; Salvatore Trai
ma, 20, y Mary AlbanO, Is
La gaceta., 1942-09-02
NUEVAS HORAS DE APER-
.TURA PARA LOS ESTABLE-
CIMIENTOS

A partir del pr6ximo martes
las tiendas abriran a las $50 de
la manana, en- Ybor City, y a las
10 en- Tampa.
Esto Sc hace para dar mayor
espacio en- los tranvias y auto
buses a los obreros de las indus
trias de Defensa y de las fa5ri-
cas- de tabacOs.
La bora de cierre sera las seis
del a tarde Y los s&bados a las 8
de la noche.
Las escuelas abriIan a las 8
de Ia manana, en- lugar de las S
y media.
La gaceta., 1942-09-02

Londres, Sept. 2.-Hace va
algin tempo Sc hizo un sAen-
clio absolute acerca del ,egenda-
rio "coche popular" de Hitler,
por medic del cual Robert Ley
consigui6 aligerar los bolsillos
de la poblaci6n alemana en- una
suma indecible de millones de
marcos. De los varios robos en-
gran escala hechos por Ley, la
campaha en- favor del "cCche po-
pular' ha sido, desde luego, la
mas provechOsa. Mas de 1900,
600 ObreFos, empleados y arte-
sanos fuerOn cegados por el es-
peiismo del "coche popular.
Gentes que apenas podian pagan
sus Wales en- tranvia Sc ilusiona
ron Sdbitamente con la idea de
poser un autom0vil. LlegarOn
a pagan ell primer plazo de 200
marcos con grandes dificultades
en- cifras redondas, doscien-
tos cincuenta millones de mar
cos-y posteriOrmente pagaban
somanalmente de 3 a 5 marcos
(Otros dOscientos cincuenta mi
Homes al anO) a fin de entrar en-
possession del cOche prometido
deSpu6s de 8 0 5 amos, segun Ia
cuantia de los pages. Ell coche
iba a cOstar solo 900 marcos.
Este saqueo motorizado, que
produjo incontables millones al
DIR. Ley, termir6 sGbitamente
con la guerra. Ell pueblo fue la
madO a filas, y ell pago regular
de los "plazOs" fue suspendido
temporalmente. La gigantesca
tabrica de FallerSleben, en- que
Sc supOnia iba a construirse ell
"coche popular, habia sido al-
gun tempo antes reorganizada
Oficialmete para la production
de amamentos. Por este result
to impossible seguir enganando
por mas tempo a los suscripto-
torres dici6ndoles que los coches
estarfan pronto listos para su
entrega.
Sin embargo, ell DR.. Ley no
era un miserable. Fallersleben
produce tanques, mOtOcicletas,
ametralladoras, etc, Los Obre-
ros que han trabajado ALI desde
ell principle han confesadO que
la fabrica nunca estuvo equipa-
da para otra clase de produc-
ci6n, Y que, por clio, al comienzo
de la guerra no hubo necesidad
de hacer ninguna modification
para dedicarla a la fabrication
de armamentos. Ley, no obstan-
tie, ha sido siempre aficionado a
La gaceta., 1942-09-02

INVEST IN VICTORY,

" INVEST IN VICTORY @@&
Our boys can take the War to the enemy, if we back them
up WIN ships and tanks and gunsl But that takes money!
Help your Government TO put the tools of war into to
hands OF our soldiers by purchasing War Savings Bonds and
stamps And remember q. . +. Just one Bond can't lick tho
Axis any more than Just one guni It takes millions Of
Americans buying War Savings BOndS and Stamps every
pay dayl
Bonds cost $1s.7B and up . and thew nav Won bach
one-third more in only 10 yearsl Stamps cost 1Ot. 25t. and
up . soon total the price of a Bond if bought regularly
Help our boys on the fighting fronts wherever thew NAV
N! Buy War Savings Bonds as an Investment for yourself
md your country.
La gaceta., 1942-09-02
DecIorociones del Presidente
Roosevelt reIotivos q los octos de :
Borborie en- los polses ocvpodos

Tanto inter6s ha causado una
declaration hechd pOT et Presi-
dente Roosevelt respectO d. los 1ctOs
de bdrbdTie cOmetidOs en- los PASSES
ocupddos, que a cOntinudci6n publ
cdulos ell te1to tntegro de Ia mismd /:
III Secretario de Estado me
Lha ~trasmitido reciente-
mente una communication fir
mazda por ell Embajador de los
Paises Bajos y por los Minis
tros de Yugoeslavia y de Lu-
xemburgo, a nombre de los
Gobiernos de B6lgica, Grecia,
Luxemburgo, Noruega, los
Paises Bajos, Polonia, Checo-
eslovaquia, Yugoeslavia y ell
Comite Nacional Frances en-
Londres, en- la cual Sc hacen
cOnstar los crimenes brutales
que en- contra de la poblaci6n
civil Sc cometen en- los paises
ocupados, e~specialmente en- ell
continente europeo.
En- esta communication sc hace
referencia a la declaration frmada
en- Londres ell 13 de enero de 1912
por los representatives de nueve
g%obiernos cuyos paises estan bajC
la ocupacion alemana. Afrma esa
declaration que tales actos dc
violencia, perpetrados contra Ia
poblaci6n civil, o c%ontrarios a las
normas aceptadas con relaci6n q
actos de guerra Y ofensas politicas
seg1n las entienden las naciones
~civilizadas; declara que uno de los
principles objetivos de guerra POI
parte de los gobiernos contratantes
es castigar, por las Was de la jus,
ticia prganizada, a los culpables J
r~esponsables de esos crimenes; J
hace constar la determination dc
los gobiernos contratantes, en- vi
espiritu de solidaridad interna.
%cional, de hacer que los culpables y
responsables, cualquiera que sea 81
nacionalidad, sean entregados a Ia
justicia, inzgados, y castigados
seGtn = sent Hcia que en- cada case
So dicin.
La gaceta., 1942-09-02

Ia communication que acabo de
Lrecibir de los jefes de las
misiones de los Passes Bajos
Yugoeslavia y Luxemburgo declara
que estos actos de OPPRESSION y terror
han asumido preparedness y formas
tales que hacen temer que, a MEDIA
que Sc acerque la derrota de los
paises enemigos, Sc acentue mas ell
caracter barbara y despiadado del
regimen de o%cupacion, que podria
.llegar hasta la determination de
ciertas poblaciones.
Segun declare ell 25 de octubre de
1871:
LA costumbre de ejecutar
docenas de rehenes inocentes
en- ~represalia por ataques asia
dos a alemanes en- los paises
que temporalmente Sc encuen-
tran bajo ell yugo nazista
causa indignation a un mundo
habituado va al sufrimiento Y
a la brutalidad. Mucho tempo
ha, los pueblos civilizados
adoptaron ell principle funda-
La gaceta., 1942-09-02
DICESE QUE Ell PRESIDEN-

mr. no9Sr11 ~ CIV ~
NJ reTTprT rzhI IN InS W,
xATrC
Washington, sep. 2.-Perso-
mas bien enteradas aseguran
que ell presidente Roosevelt sc
Irupons o,Ca,ilizar los Jorna,ss,
pero que NADIA ha decidijo toda-
via en- cuanto a les sueldos.
En- su disourso del Dia de los
Trabajadoras, ei jefa de estado
sc raferira a jornalas, sueldos y
los precios de los productos a.
~grfcolas.
La intenci6n del Presidente
es que los jornales solo sean au-
menta3os, en- Ell future en- rala-
La gaceta., 1942-09-02
PLEITOS Y

DecretoS: Emmett WimbiSh
O'Halloran contra Bias F. O'Ha
Koran.
Nuevas demandas: Cornelius
NJ. Carlson contra Nellie C. Carl
son; Emma Mendel contra Ed
ward Mendel; James Franklin
Pippin contra Faye Gertrude
Pippin; Oneta H. Guy contra
Milton j. Guy; Marion Myers
contra Eugene G. Myers
La gaceta., 1942-09-02
RINA A TIROS EN- LA HABA-
MA

Habana. sept. 2.-En una ri
ma a tiros en- ell miniSterio del
trabajo perdi6 la vida ell ST.. Ra-
miro Llovet, a~sistente jefe del
personal, y sufrio heridas gra-
YES Carlos Cantera.
I'm pOlicia que prestaba sus
Servicios en- ell ministerio esta
siendo buscado por las autorida-
dies. Llovet habia intervenido
para colucionar una diSputa per
sonal entire el vigilante Y Can
terra.
La gaceta., 1942-09-02

muerte, a Dorothy Whipka, de
q amos, ell pasado jueves.
Acept6 la pena de muerte ell
amO de Blackie, luego de que un
jurado lie orden6 encerrarlo de
pOr vida.
La gaceta., 1942-09-02
EJECUTDO Ell PERRO 'BIA.
CKIE'

Davenport, Iowa, sept, 2.-El
perro "Blackie'. que tenia la
de perseguir autom6-
vilos, fue ejecutado aver en- una
LENA de gas. Habia ell
animal derribado, prcduciando-
lie lesioneS que lie ocaSionaron la
La gaceta., 1942-09-02
W1IK1E LEGO AL CAtRd

Cairo, FG;pto. sep. ?.-Atrt.
-b6 pOr ayi6n, en- canine de Ru-
STA, Iadia y China, Ell Sr. Wen
del Wilkie, enyiado especial del
presidents Roosevelt, Varios di-
rlomdt.co5 y iefas del ejercito ie
dieron la bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1942-09-02

mental de que a nadie debe
castigarse por ell delito de otro.
No pudiendo aprehender a los
que realizan estos ataques,
los nazistas, con su tactica
caracteristica, asesinan a so 8
100 seres inocentes. Los que
anhelan "colaborar" con Hitler
0 tratan de "apaciguarlo," no
deben pasar por alto esta horri-
BILE advertencia.
Los nazistas debieran haber
aprendido de la Ultima guerra
que es impossible destruir ell
espiritu de los hombres por
medic del terrorismo. Por ell
%contrario, tratan de establecer
su Lebensrdum y "nuevo
orden" mediante una politica
de terror que llega a limites
que nj ellos mismos habian al
canzado hasta ahora. Son
estos, actos de hombres deses-
perados que en- 10 profundo de
su coraz6n saben que no pueden
veneer. FL terror jamas podra
restablecer la paz en- Europa.
Solo logra sembrar la simiente
del odio, que tarde 0 temprano
fructihcara en- una terrible
retribucion."
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

dy at an early date. The
picture shows the five col
ored representatives o.
Pennsylvania, the Rev. Mar
shal Z, Shepard, Homer
Brown, Ralph T. Jefferson.
Dr.. Edwin r. Thompson,
and Edwin r. Thomps, n
and Edward C. Young.
(AN,,h
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24
EXAMINATION
Urge College Grads,
Seniors to AXE Civil
Service Exams

WASHINGTON, April s. GAN
P)--College graduates and sem
iors now in school have another
opportunity to qualify for gov
ernment positions as junior pro-
fessionals in the special examina-
ton which has been announced
Blanks will be received until APP
ril 27 for this popular exam. OPP
tions are in business adininistra-
ton, public administrations eco
nonics; home economies; naathe-
MATES through calculus
No age limit is set for this ex-
animation which will be an az
sembied examination for posts
az the entrance salary Of $4,000
per annum.
Too much emphasis cannot be
placed upon this opportunitS to
enter the government under ci-
vii service. Interested persons
are advised to write in for form
221. .......
The home economist examlna-
ton closing date is April 21s Ano
ther important exam is that for
junior chemist which will remain
open until the needs Of the SER
vice are met. Women are being
urged by the civil service to take
this and other iniiar tests fort
government service.
z
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24
ELIcl0US LEADERS Plan TO MOBILIZE
5000, ,000 NEGROES IN The WAR Effort
CONFERENCE MAY ENDORSE
PLAN TO MOBILIZE 100000
CHURCHGOERS FOR WAR

Washington, Apr (ANPl Pro-
lection Of 4 working program for
mobilizing more than six million
Negro church-goers and their
families in every section Of the
country rs IN active, articula tie
force for winning the war, will
Nhighlight the special two day
conference OF the Fraternal
Council Of Negro Churches
which will be held in Cleveland.
Apr. IS, 30.
Plans for the conference,
which will be held al Clevcland's
st. John AME church, were re-
vealed in a joint announcement
fade here today by Dir. William
H. Jcrnagin and 81 hop r. R
Wright Jr., president and eyecu.
tive secretary respectively Of the
council. According to pro
gram worked out by members oj
the councils national warkin
committee, paael diseri sioas II
I the conference will center aro II
\ tho 20 loWiag topics: loh. 81;
War Industries = Neol3 Farmer
Workers Ard the War Effort. =
Civilian Defense Morale, I,
How Car The Negro Churx Ii
Work for Victory ,Evaluatio,
Of the Church rs Claracte,
, Building instution Among Ncrr
People IN the Present Crisis. =
and SHOULD We Build Both A
National and Local Council OF
Negro Churches rs Effective In
strrments for Rallying Negro
People in the Present Crisis
This week members OF the na-
tional Working committee, head
ed by Bishop Wright and Dr.
Jelnagin, are holding fact find
ing conferences with the follow
ing government fofiicials: Sec.
Of Agriculture Claude Nickard
Gen. ]. II Osborne, chief Of the
war departments special servics
branch; Dean James Lands,
national director OF civilian de-
fensc: Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy Ralph Bard; and Archibald
MacLeish, director Of the Office
of Facts and Figures.
Putting the councils national
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24
War Department
Calls Tuskegee Riot
Reports Gross
Exaggerations!" !"

x WASHINGTON, April---lAN
P)-Indignant over what they
term ''gross exaggeration of
minor Incident war department
officials are asking the general
Iublic to withhold Judgment on
an affair which occurred recently
at Tuslaegee, involving fist
fight between two whites and
colored NJ. P. The affair is now
being investigated by the depart
ment and full report is expec-
ted at an early date.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24
THOUSANDS
PARADE
IN DOWNTOWN
DETROIT IN
HOUSING
PROJECT FIGHT

DETROIT, April,-{Bys Isaac
Jones for ANPl---An estimated
crowd of more than 4 900 colored
persons and a number Of liberal
downtown Detroit Sunday after
minded whites paraded through
noon under. clear sky and
brisk wind to pay homage to So
journer Truth and for the last
time demand occupancy Of the.
housing project which bears her
name.
The parade was composed Of
life; old as well az young. Labor
unions, civic organizations. vet
Grams and church membera Of all
faiths were represented.
There were many heautif @
floats and beautifully decorat@u
automobiles in the parade III
carried banners Of many kinds
fighting for the true spirit Of d..
mocracy in the United States.
birthday, and was buried in Bat
tie Creek Michigan.
The main speech was delivered
by the Rev. Charles A. Hill, Pa
ter Hartford Ave. Baptist Clureh Il
and chairman Of the Citizer s.
committee. He told the mike d
audience Of many thousand
that: Colored people are willing
to give their lives along with all
others In this fight to DESTROY
Hitlerism. We will not stand
for discrimination ut home. IN
the armed forces or in war plant
The Sojourner Truth Housing
project was built by the govern
ment for colored war workers
and ! say to you here today thai
colored people will be in tina
housing project before long
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24
J A. kUGEkS
In UAYIUN
WE'D. APRIL 29
Civic League
Presents Famous
Author-Historian

The Negro Civic League will
present j. A. Rogers, noted His
torian, Author and Pittsburg
Courier Columnist at d public
meeting at the Linden Center
Auditorium, Wednesday April 90
at 8 pm.
OUR SOCIAL HERITAGE
"A greater knowledge by both
Races of what the Negro has
contributed to civilization is the
real solution to the Negroes eco
nomic and social problems.
Negro Hiatory ~ 4 Solution or
the Race Problems
"The past still travels with tis
from afar,
The ghost Of what We have been,
makes us what me are.
An added feature will be the
music furnished by the Dunbar
Chorus under the direction Of
Professor Charles Higgins.
ADMISSION FREE
Rev. j. w Storms, Pastor Of
Continued on page y
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24
DAWSON SWAMPS DICKERSON
FOR CONGRESS AS KING AND
OTHERS WIN IN PRIMARIES

Dawson, former Republican
city councilman, has run for con-
gress before on the Republican
ticket. 1t was here that ms
split occurred with King, forinof
COP states senator, who has al
so run for congress. In their
last primary battle for the Ne
publican nomination, Dawsonwas
victor only to lose to Mitchell IN
November. 1t was charged then
that the King forces throw their
weight behinn Mitchell instead
Of the standard bearer of their
party. Since that time Dawson
has switched to the Democratic
faith and is the committeeman
of the second ward.
1t is believed in some quarters
that Dickerson may seek to
throw his young organization
Continued on page q
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

Chicago, April (ANP1--Rep9ac-
ing Rep. Arthur W. Mitchell
with the complete blessing Of the
powerful Kelly-N Nash machine,
William L, Dawson buried the
congressional aspirations of Aid.
Earl B. Diekerson in the primary
elections Tuesday by around 15,-
GOO votes to 5000 and emerged
as the Democratic nominee who
will face his bitter political enc
my, William E. King, Republican
winner, in the November voting.
although the congressional
race furnished the main firework
Dawson and King were not the
only winners. Virtually Conn
plete election returns slowed Is
others won nomination for var
ious Offices on both major party
tickets, including three for the
municipal court bench.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

church victory program into prac
tice, the announcement said, will
man that issues of this war as
they relate to Negro people and
as working basis for solving
problems that prevent fullest
participation Of Negro people in
the nations war effort, will be
come part Of the working
knowledge of ministers and lay
men in the remotest sections Of
our country, and upon this under
standing will be built the kind of
frontinued on page o.
Pretty Cincinnatian
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

An Army official recently said
that America has the most sk;
full aircraft workers in the worlS
Here two Negro t.yo dshs ARG
learning air mechanics at the re-
sident NYA center ..rN South
Charleston, West Virginia. The
entire NYA program lis to-day
xeared 10 war. Skilled jobs are
waiting for youths ~ soon - i
their training J. Is ). completed.
Throughout the country more
jobs are being opened to Negro
war workers. One large air
craft plant, which last fall had
no Negroes on the payroll now
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24
SCOTTISH RITE MAsONS MEET

northern and western states will
attend the session.
I The. Scottish Rite among col
eree, Masons was established in
Philadelphia in 1920; the pre-
sent United Supreme council was
founded in 1881 by the unicn IL
three supreme councils in norrh-.
ern statsg. -
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

INDIANAPOLIS, April--(AN
p)--Sufner r r. Furniss of Indi-
anopolis, sovereign grand .eonars
naander Of the United Supreme
Council A. A s X has issued his
official summons for the 6lst an
rual session to be held In Phila-
delphia May 1o-12, Representa-
taves from ID consistories In
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

Celebration Of National
Freedom Day in honor o.
the passage Of the 18th
amendment Of the constital-
ton has heen approved by
the city council of Phi'a
delphia, by the house rc's~e
senfatives Of Perm WV n's
and the resolution is now n
congress who're It IS exnecf-
ed to be passed bv that ho-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

employs $50, mostly in gslsiile,l
jobs. In all sections Of America
production goals are being met
by an inrcased utilization Of the
Nations total labor supply. And
the sountry's largest racial M
nority--its 5,000,00 Negro work
crs--constitutes IAN important
segment Of our branches Of ar
mament production was noted re
Gently by Sidney Hillman, Labor
Director, War Production Board,
IN reports from DIR. robert C..
Weaver, Chief Of the Negro EN-
ployment and Training Branch.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-24

Misa Betty Hull, talented and
charming daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Hull Of Cincinnati,
spent her Spring Vacation recent
" visiting with her aunt Mrs,
Grace Finley Of 4O2 W. 5th ST.
Miss Hull. a Sophomore at Gin
cinnati University and popular in
tho younger set. 10 very active in
ST.. Andrews Episcopal Church.
Serving as Pres. Of The Young
Churchman Of St. Andrews
Episcopal Church.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28

~
articles in the diet of the fleet are
fresh fruits, canned and dried vege-
tables, sugar, eggs, and pure milk and
dairy products.
The navy ration, administered by
the bureau of supplies and accounts, Is
fixed by an act of congress adopted in
1888 and amended in 1912. This law
provides that each man shall receive
daily such items as 20 ounces of fresh
meats or the equivalent in preserved,
salt, or smoked meats; IL ounces of
bread or flour A ounces of fresh veg
etables, or dried or canned vegetables;
half pint of fresh milk, or the equiva-
lent in powdered or evaporated milk;
butter and cheese; slightly more than
one egg; coffee, cocoa or tea; sugar
and spices; and various other desir-
able comestibles.
Such sustenance furnishes all nu-
tritive elements needed for the phys
ical efficiency and health of fighting
forces. Studies made in cooperation
with the surgeon generals office have
shown, in fact, that our navy's fare
contains more than the necessary quota
of all essential vitamins, minerals,
| proteins and food-energy.
The galleys, or kitchens, of our fleet
are equipped with modern culinary
machinery and excellent refrigeration.
On larger ships, these facilities COM
pare favorably with our best hotels.
On smaller ships, like submarines,
space is necessarily cramped, but
equipment is complete and efficiently
arranged.
AS in the army, navy cooks and
bakers are specially trained. Among
other things, they are taught what
civilians should also know, how to pre-
serve vital nutrients in foods by prop
er cooking.
Parents and friends of men in our
fleet can be assured that our sailors
are getting adequate nourishment.
While every sailor and soldier likes to
grouse at the chow and grumble at the
mess, actually they are the best-fed Of
any fighting men in the world.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-08-28
Resident of Helena
Saves DrOlUninU Man

Milton Rudio of Helena was credited
with saving the life of Lars Anderson,
a rancher living near Finn, when
Rudio plunged into the icy water Of
the Nevada creek dam and rescued
the man who had gone under in a
death struggle.
Rudio, crack swimmer who passed
life saving tests some years ago, was
fishing at the dam with Heinie Nelwig,
another employee Of the Higgins es-
tablishment, when they saw Anderson
sink beneath the water while SWIM
ming in the dam. Rudio was forced
to swim nearly hundred yards and
then dive after the rancher who went
down in spot where the water Is
estimated to be about 20 feet deep.
After bringing the man to shore
Rudio and Nelwig worked On him fos
nearly an hour applying artificial res
piration methods to restore him r.
life.