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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24
stms l!eaiteste,ui,, obi
3iueia 80.

Sn unierer Serammlung anl 12.
September puroe beihlonen, oaB alle
Mitglieoer, peldJe slngeborige in Ser
II. 2. slrmee haben, Dem Gentralper-
bono Sefr. Sobann Srben Ssr., 1926
Suoion slpe. ihriitlih ODER miinolih
5u benahricbtigen. sluh 0titglieoer,
ipelche Serlpanote ooer 8efannte in
Ser Mrmee ipiilen, ipelf)e niht gum
Gerein poer Central Gerbano geboa
rem, nlogen oie Namen uno 9lorelien
angebeu. Ser Gerein bat cine Oienit=
fabue uno 5lpei @eoenftafelu berltels
len laiien, 100 ane Sahlenlobue, mel.
he fiirs Saterlano fampfen, nit Ell,
nen Stern umb Dem 9tamen eingetra-
aen iino, uno peroen ald) 10 mic iie
cinriidan elngetragen.
Ginucibuns Der 9ienitfabne.
Gs ipurhe beid,loiien, am %. Sf.
tober bleie 9ienitiabne uno @soenf
toieln ein5upeiben. Naberes iolgt in
oieiem glatt ipater.
Geors Geppner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

3meia "A.

allen Ntitalieoern oiene Sur ae.
falligen gtabriht, oab oie ndd,ite
Seriammlune Sonntas, ben 5. Oft,
i'm Sereinslufal, 22S Sit Sc. Str,
d ubr nadmittags, abgebalten miro.
Mue Mitglieber iino frelnolihit err
Iiibt ainpeicro 81 iein Inn alles ihnea
erleoigen 5u fonnen. gtah Ser Ser
lammlung 9ibt es nie gelpobnlid,
pieoer aaffee lmo Sudden.
Sie lebte Seriammlung, oie/ iebr
ifauaf) beiuht apar, nabm sipei neue
ytitglieoer uuf: SRI. 9ouiie Traier
nno &arl S. Seller.
G&tb. eSiler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

3iutia H..

Mllen MitglieOern Sur sef1aigen
Nabridt. DaB sic reeelm6Bise Ser.
ldmutlung Sonutae, Sen 4. Sftober,
2 nbr nadmittaes, abeebolten tpiro.
Gn oieier geriammlins ioaten iid
Die Briioer ilno Sdyipeittrn 10 aabl-
reid ipie nur ln6glid) beteilieen.
Den gan5en ISbmmer binhur6 iinS
biele Sereinsangelegenbeiten nur aui
Den Gid gelegt uoroen tpeaen aasu
ifppohen 8eiud)s IN Sen Serianm-
Ihngen. Us miro gebpfit, oaB aae
Mitglieoer aus eieenen Sntereiie
Der Serlanlntlling beiipobnen unb
di,b ieben pie bas neu beraerihtete
Sadienbeim iett ausiiebt.
8eorg u. &ramer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24
2lms Snleift, Obic
8efanntmedlnng Der S,piea 1S
nnS 10.

@erte 'Shlpeitern uno 8riioer, lau
geid)lllB beioer Seraine miro ieoen
'dhliiben Sobn ooer 8rnoer elm
Siebesgabe 5u 8eibnahten aitaeihidt
SnfolgeOeiien ridten mir Sic bers
lifite 8itte an aQe oieienigen pas
einen Sobn ooer 8ruoer in ser Mr
NEE baben, bis 80. September 81,
sorelien an. bic Brdiioentin 3lpeil
1S, Gli'abetb @irift, 74O 9ibertt
Str, ODER an Sen SefretGr 6e:
3speis 19, slnoreas &efel, 93s 9ro
lpect st., ab5useben.
slue oieienisen, iuelde oieiem &u
niht Solge leilten, tragen ibre eigent
SGulo uno baben fein &eht gu cine,
geidmeroe lpenn ibrem Sobn nihts
5useif)idt Miro.
Sas &omitee miro treu uno ge
reht iebem entgegen fommen uni
infolgeoeiien eriparten Tie aub Dor
euf oasielbe.
sserner perben eroBe Gorbereitun
gen getroffen Inn unieren Sungen Ell.
ne ipabre gruoer= uno Sftpeiterliebe
Su betpeiien, luo ieoer iein Sherflein
81 oteiem 3,ped beitrageu fann. go
Bitten mir iif) Sen 3. Sftober 81 re-
Ierpieren. NGberes oariiber miro in
ser ndhiten Summer unieres Bolts
blattes eriheinen.
9lnoreas Sefel, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24
Die Heue Scr mere3cue'
1l,Ntajtrie
Sn mnierer Miitnngs-Nirtidaft.

Dns Riidgrat Ser groben umitel-
lung Ser Snouitrie slmerifas auf Die
&riegs, ,Snouitrie biloet Die Mufgabe,
fir oieie gr5eueuussidlaht Die notis
gen 8erf5eu9e uno Maihinen bereit
5u itellen uno hies lit cine Mnigabc,
Die n!ht ibresgleibcn III Ger @eihid-
tc beiitt. Die monatli6c Yroouftion
llnierer Nerf5eug -Snouitrie iiberiteigt
beute idon Die eines gan5en SSsabres
in normalen 1riebensdeiten.- OeutiSb-
lanO braudte iehs Sabre, I'M fir oie-
len arieg bereit gu iein, Sapan ioear
nod lGnger. Mmerifas Sno,.itrie Int
iebod, bon @rllnb auf beginneno, Die
len Toriprung in tDeniger alS "a
Monaten eilgebolt uno Die ariegs-
prpouftion Ser MdIenmddte iogar
ihon iibeufliigelt.
ais Jraufrei6 I'M SUM 1910 fiel,
batten iplr unaliifielisertpeiie feiner,
lei 10 rieiige @afienfabrifen, tpie ct
tua Die 6rupp- ooer Sfo0a- Werfe .8ir
battea sGmlid ale uniere Muin,ert-
Ianlfeit nlebr Der &eritelluns BON
@bli6rdnfen, staubiaugern, Mutos
uno @rasmdbern eetpiomet. Iic Or
5eugung BON militdrilfem Yeoarf,
beion6ers Mrtiuerie- -Material, belief
{ih per Nonat gera0e auf cine Mil-
lion Dollars Mber idon i'm SUM oie--
ies Snbres proou5ierte urjere bon
Grisoens. auf arieespirtid)aft linse-
fteIIte Snouitrie nabe3u oas 1auieno.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

fade bieies getraees: man bcoenfe--
Elm tauienofades Mnipabien in tur
5tpei Sabren!
Dieielbe aufiebenerregeuM Steiec-
rllng 5eigt iif) in lniern1 garse1 Jitli-
lngsprogro/.m - fir S6ifi,, sSlug-
5ellge, &anonen, Sanfs, fiir tai,ien.
oerlei. Wir iino bereits ei,t glttes
'Sltiif 8eg poron nit Ser Hrobufiinn
bon 10000 5lllg5e,leen, 10000
gobfpebrgeibiiben, 45,OD0 Ianfs
uno 8 Miqionen St)iifs-5onnen, oie
ser NrGlibent fir 1912 pon nns per-
lailgt bdt. ltno mir iino aud, ldon
cilt reht giltes S!iid @cges oltf sic
peit grobere 9roouftion alr, oie fiir
io43 geplant lit.
Wir peroanfen bielen grioIg elmer
adl!sen Sferbe BON ssaftoren, un0 eine
ser tpeitals luicbtigitcn s!ufgaben lit
oabei in gang auBerge,uGhnliher
Beiie bon nnIerer 8erf5eng-SnSu.
itrie geloIt tuoroen. Senn iie fat Mne-
rifas Metallperarbeitimgs .Snonitric
crit nit oen @erfSeugen perinrgt, Sic
oieie braltdt, nm iolbe Nielenlrengcn
an @affen uno &riegsmaterial Der
Sultellen.
Die gebelltllng ser @erfseug. .ss;-
olitrie lit oarauf 5uriidjuiiibrcll, oab
nabe5u alle, Metaamaren, bon Oreb.
bleiltlften bis 81 Standardization,
nit Silfe BON @erf5eugen imc @srf-
5elis1Wald)inen bergeitellt nerScn
ntiiiien. Sieie @erf5euee fermen robe
Netaal altiide crit in 5eiIe po;, sluto-
>mobilen, Sanotpirtid)afts Berdten,
Heolos = i,no ebenio bon sSlugscu-
gen, &anonen uno Sanfs = ilnr
Die "@arano &ifle" ). g., sic bon
General @tacMrtbur altf 8ataan aufs
bodyite selobt 1puroe, bat - Metall.
teile, Die insgeiamt t04O pcrld,ieocne
arbeitsporgdnge an @erfseltg.Wto
lhlnen erforbern. Gin 40 WiQ;lneter,
@eIdiis lit aus 1900 Gin5elteilen gu.
lanhnengeiett, sic NIT ser Iri5iiion
elmer Shwei5erubr bergrltcut iinb.
Seoes 5cilhen mub babel nibt mlr
,inma!, ioiloern mebmnals bearbeite1
mer6en.
Us lit oaber nidbt ipeiter pertpul,
Nerlif, baB oie amerifaniihe gScrf.
,eitg-Snouitrie oils erite beranaesoaell
puroe. als unier Miiltl,ngsprogramm
Dor 5iuei sSabren in Sang fam. Son
25O Jabrifen. bie in ssrieoensseiten
nngcfabr 25,00O @erf5eue -Maidi.
acn i'm Sabre hergeiteat batten, fpur,
oen oanals 70, itnen mie m6alid
10000 MaIbinen perlangt. llnO oif
Nnforoerungen blieben babel feines.
!uegs iteben. Sm @egenteil, Seer,
,Slottc uno Suihpaffe foroerten I'M.
allfborlih mebr ,,nb mebr, ie mebr
oas ltllnss-8rosramm ausaebaui
puros. es blieb allb nid)t aIlein Bel
ltnleren eigenem @abrmabt- t-Mnforoe-
rllngen, oenn oie geianlte 8elt, loipeii
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24
Eifnif

anf Dem Gintraf,t Gidnidplat abge
balten MIRO. Cine iebr quite Aru'ii
miro gum San5e aufipielen. Sir Gr.
trilhungeu aller 9lrt mo 9urh Mrs
Ods Somitee Gorge traanr I'm einer
sablrelben 9cilih bit-gt i'm y lnlel
bes &rmiteas
Gatbarina @urtner, Erpt. -Srfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24
8crliit Ncmtcnficrt
GeH pei, Klciits

Berlin. Das beltihe Sberfpm-
Pmanoo bementiert oie Nadrid)t Der
Ruiien, oaB @eneralobcrlt llno Can't
ladJperitanoiger bon &leilt an ser Dit
front gefallen lei. Gr ipllte Dnrd)
@ueriaafllgeln getotet ipproen iein,
10 ipuroe ieit Sonnabeno uerldieOene-
male iiber oas amerifanilfe Mabio
beribtet. {
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24
1itHer appeuterei,
AZ, Grci3b britaitftiei,

ggp Telbi. Gin Ausifub ser
Sinou Wtabaiabba, Der brittgroBten
inoiihen Hartei, eriuhte bie britiihe
Hegierilng, Die Snitiatipe 5u ergrei-
FEN, Inn Die Snber in eine frieeeriife
Stimmung geaen Die Md)ienmdhte
81 bringen. 6erner appellierte Ser
MusifuB on bie Vtiten INN Grlaub-
mis-, Wobanoas &. @anobi iprehen
5u oiirfen. @anobi befinbet iih be-
fanntlih in 6aft. Ser ssiibrer Ser
Sinou Wabalnbba, Der ben Nus-
iduB ieiner Nartei 81 elmer &onierens
einberuien bate, teilte oen Vfitglie.
bern nit. oab repr1ientatipe inbiide
aorpcrihaiten I'M gan5en Sanoe lei
men Gorihlag, Die Streitart bis nadl
Dem ariege 5l begraben, giinitig auf-
genomnlen baben.
8ei Sen lesten Auiitdnoen puroen
500 Yerionen eetotet, oarunter 70
ISbloaten nnO YolSiiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24
Die Sloae Ses Jarm.Blods

L = 1fs ?, 4
letnen.
Die Mole bes sarm.Blods
@Gbreno Ser Siolationiiten -8lod
nah Hearl &arbor I'M Sturme Ser
ariegsereigniiie l,no bes nationaler
ginbeitspiIlens 3l,lammenbrad, bat
lfi6 Elm anberer aongrebl8lod biz a!,i
loen belitieen Gag gebalten: Ser 6arm.
Blod. Mber Der &rieg bat ol,d ihnl
biel bon ieinem ginfluB genomlrell
uno iiberoies au elmer Spaltlias in
ieinen @eiben gcfiibrt: beoauerlider.
tpeiie nidt aus @riincsn nationaler
ginbeit ooer aus Ser Grfcnntnis, r.as
in oieier &riegsaeit not tut, ionOern
audi iuieoer uuf @r,tnb bciorSerer
lJarmer5 5Snterciien.
Mls Die &egieruns n6nl.i1 mil Ell.
mem Hlan berportrat, res;srunaseig-
men Wei5en, an Dem ss erbpblidje
8eitdnSe gibt, allr Giebfiitterlng 81
perluenoen nno auf oieie Neiie mebr
@inobieb, Siibner uiip. uno melter.
bin alio ai,d mebr 0leiid, Butter
nno Gier fir oen 8eoarf ser Naticn
l,no unierer Gerbiinoeten a., proou=
5ieren = oa gab es Sturm i'm ;Sar.
merblod. I'm feline Sreissgrb0Dnne
al oieier Grooufte berpos5uruien,
ipollte Die Regierung llamlih sen
Wei5eal unter sem geetmpdttiaen
Mnrftpreiie perfaufen. Nun, Die &;ei-
!5enfarmer beguibten oieien Hlcn,
bot er ibnen ood) @elegenbeit, ibra
rieiisen @ei3en+8eitdno etrpas 81
perringern. aber sic Mais- -5armer
mioeriebten iih Dem Blan. ga iie
fiirdteten, nieorigere @ei5enpreiic
piirben aud) bie Maispreile beein.
fluiicn. Der 6armblod teilte iib -
uno .stpar gingen oie Snbaf- llnr
9aumpoupflan5er nit sen Wais.
bouern, fpdbreno Die 8ieb5iid,ter ,lnb
oie ebenfaus sen ssarmer -gerbdnSen
angeborenoen Molfereien gemeiIinme
Saf)e nit SEN 8eisenbauern nad)-
ten. Der @ioeritano ser Maisbauern
unb ibres Mnbangs eegen oie Megie-
rungsporlage NOR bartalGfig. nber
oie &onereBJ JMitgIieoer aus oen @ei-
sen-, 0ieb5uhts- uno Milt-Staaten
erlpieien ii6 OILS itdrter, uno 10 per-
mohte Die &egierllng eir,n Sieg 3ll
er5ielen. lreilitb, es .uar feinesnegs
elm Sieg nationaler gelanae nod no.
tionaler Ginbeit, ion>ern Der syar!u.
blod beiieate iid bul,b leine eiaenc
l1neinigfeit i'm @ri,rbe ielbi:.
Smmerbin par ai,h biei' Sd,niid,-
ung bes 5armbIofs Elm tpcitcres Mn
Seihen oafiir, oaB i'm 3e;den ser mo-
tionalen ginbeit in oieier &r,eas5ei-
ten Sonberintereiien fciaer Hlat
mebr baben tpSoer I'M Yo!fe ieli,lt,
nod gar inn aonsreB, Ieiner bcrufe-
men 8ertretung. 0ortan tpiro sic Ge-
ieseebune i'm Sntereiie ser s. clnt,
beit ser Station INNER Sorrang ba-
ben miiiieu, llno ie mebr Ser &rica
iortihreitet uno auh oas Sanb friega-
beipuBt miro. uno Seben unS Wirt.
i6aft mebr nno mebr alf Grieg una
&iiitlme einseiteut iperOen, mira
audi oas 8lod -9geien nit oI!en ieinen
Sonoer-S Sntsrefen uno scnoereln.
iliiiien INNER mebr in Der @erierfnre
perid1pitloen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

iammIung beituobnen miro. sluber.
Sem iino audi tpihtiee @eitGftc gu
erleoigen. 6reies Giien uno @etrln-
fe peroen nad) Ser Geriommluns
ierpiert. 6ris Weiobaas, Yrot. .-Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

tie geaen bie Mhienn,dhte eineeitellt
lit ooer gar aftip arieg fiibrt, bela-
gerte Maibineton ,fornlid) gleihfnns
nit orinaenoen Soroernngen - bon
Qonocn bis Mosfall bon Stta1pa Bis
iGhungfing Nber geibloiien iino Die
@erf5eugmader oieiem Hufe nahge.
fomn1en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

Stnb ste mnb 5bre Hnscb5rtsem
Dettslicb TIM 0ranfcnperein unb
Central ~erbanb? @enn niMt, iett
tt bie Seit beisutreten. Inn genauere
Snfurmatipn rufen sie ben 2pfal.
tertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

3ipeia Is.

Sonntug, Ben 4. Sftpber, halt Der
Stueig 10 ieine regelmaBige Ser.
iammlnng in 8alle 9tr. 307 i'm
lSt. 9oiris Sous an Sefierion un>
SaJapette Str. ab. 9lae Witglieoe,
liilo oringeno gebeten 10 5ablreih ipit
moglif 5u erlfeinen, ba llnler 8roB
Eraii6ent SSobann 8altbes oieier Ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

sinb sic nnb SDre Anseb5risen
D2itglicb TIM 2ranfennerein mnb
Central gerbanb? @enn niht, iekt
1T bic Seit beisutreten. I'm senauere
Snfprmatipn rnfen Sie ben 2pfaI.
tertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24
1ltas ,1c,p Cattle, pa.
3iueis %.

Mllen 0fitglieoern Ser ,3lpeige %
nno q, ioluie allen oeutifen 9aross
leuten bon nab nno fern oiera sur
&enntnls, oab am Sonntae, Sen y.
September, Elm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

Stnb Sic unb Sbre Anseb5risen
8&itglicb i'm 0rantenpercin unb
Central Ycrbanh? @eun nidbt, jett
II bic Seh beisntrcten. Inn senamere
Snfurmatirn rufen sic ben 2ufaI.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

- @enn elm Holitifer Dor Ser
Wabl etrpas perlpri6t, fonlnt er oft
nod Ser @obl 81 elmer lteber5elg-
una, SaB er iih MIR periprohen bat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

Die 8anoiten ifeinen INNER
nod nif)t auf ibren Yripatfrieg per-
5ihten 3u ipollen. Noh INNER tper-
oen Maubii5erfdlle gemeloet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-09-24

6nht bic @ebarfen unb @iinid,e
Der Wdbleridnft oabeim fenner all
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-11

Houses for Sale-List your
real estate with us. Buyers wait
ing. Rodd 2-7707 Gratiot. Rose
vile 1895.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-11

For Sale from owner 3, a and
8 room houses with small down
payment. Balance m o n thly.
28029 Rosemont avenue, Rose
vile. (Off Martin road)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-11

Summer Cottage on beauti-
full Conger Bay Drive. Only
$780, $500 down.
Lake front-all year round
home on Conger Bay Drive. All
donveniences. Only Is minutes
from Naval or Tank Arsenal.
Bargain.
S acres just outside city limits.
Excellent soil. Bargain.
Middle channel Strawberry
Island, or Three Rivers lots. 200
x500 Best in country for cot
tages, or fishing and hunting
lodges. Only $500 cash.
Clinton River Frontage, north
side overlooking Lake St. Clair,
on $795. Terms easy
STAN BARRON
2080 Conger Bay Drive
Phone Mt. Clemens 2397-Wl
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-11

Sleeping rooms. Clean, we'll
ventilated. Private home. Inquire
158 Riverside Drive.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-11

Four room garage home, 3 lots
4Ox104, $3.50; $500 down.
House 20x30, l--ge living
room, kite hen, bedroom, utility
room, flowing well, 10 50xl65,
$4,000; $3.50 down, S25 month.
Six rooms, bath, basement,
large lot, S2,750; $500 down.
One acre, five room house,
basement, furnace, no bath; So
? $500 down.
Five apartments, steam heat;
income SIP per month; $4,000
Five room lake cottage with
boatWell, $3.50; $3.50 down.
Eight room brick, $4,000; ST.
600 down.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-11

HOLE. Approved Brokers
Barron Bldg. above First
National Bank
Phone Mt. Clemens 1914

500 down takes room Fur
nished cottage next to Hillcrest
Golf. $50 foot river frontage,
total price $975. Phone 1897 Mt.
Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-11
Cash Buyers Read the Qasieds Place Your For Sale AID ere
III Houses for Sale
IA Used Cars for sale

Seven room frame dwelling
house with hot water heat on
well handicapped lot in Armada,
Mich. Priced reasonable TO close
estate. Write or call A. M. Tiff
fanny, Administrator, Armada,
Michigan.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-11

CLEAN light housekeeping
room for couple. Gentle house.
40 South Walnut
Evening star., 1942-08-19
Votes for Victory

The war will bring revolution In
the United States, say some Fascist
minded gloomsters, with the bullet
replacing the ballot. They may even
cite with sadistic glee the actual
ballot box shortage now existing in
several Maryland counties. Sturdily
constructed as they are, OF copper
and brass, now on the priority list, it
Is true that no new ones can be built;
but let no one think that voting will
cease in Maryland or anywhere else
In America.
Baltimore, converted some time ago
to voting machines, will dig out from
dead storage its old ballot boxes and
lend them to the counties Later, it
may happen that these boxes may be
turned in for metal, and in effect
drop a few votes for victory over
Toxic, while rural Maryland puts up
with the temporary inconvenience Of
using cracker barrels with Sits cut
in the top-a method, incidentally
which worked beautifully for years
after the Declaration of Independ-
ence and elected just as many right,
or wrong, candidates as were later
secured by the use of copper, brass or
machinery
Evening star., 1942-08-19
Tells Of Observations
OF Traffic Troubles.

TO the EDITOR OF Inc star:
The bus and car operators come in for
lot Of criticism, some of which no doubt
Is justifiable. But I wish to call atten-
ton to one or two things which 1t is up
to the police to STOP
There is supposed to be regulation
against parking or standing on the
right-hand side of certain streets and
avenues between the hours of 4 and
pm. I leave Seventh and D streets S.W,
every day about $50 pm. and my
bus has to get around cars standing
along the north curb of E street NV,
several times in each block. On Twen-
tleth street from I all the way north 1t is
the same, and from Cathedral avenue to
Porter street counted 27 cars one day
last week.
If the police do not have enough pick
up trucks there are any number of auto
dealers who would love to earn $40 or SIS
per tow.
leave home every morning at 7:3O on
an 1t bus and every trip the driver has
to slam on his brakes two or three times
to keep from hitting cars making right
hand turns from the center lane or taxis
cutting across his bow to pick up fares.
W. n. BURR.
Evening star., 1942-08-19
The Wrong Target

1t is easy to understand the mo-
tives which have prompted Repre-,
sentative Jarman of Alabama to en-
list his colleagues of both parties in
a movement to help representative
Ramspeck of Georgia in his campaign
for reelection this fall. And it is
characteristic of Mr.. Ramspeck to
decline, with appreciation, this offer
of outside aid
AS chairman of the House Civil
Service Committee, which produced
last winters ill-fated pension bill'
to confer retirement benefits on
members of Congress, Mr.. Ramspeck
sponsored the measure in the House.
This obviously leaves him open to
special attack by political opponents
who would capitalize on the wave of
criticism which swept the Nation
after the laws enactment, and which
resulted ultimately in its repeal. Mr..
Ramspeck's opposition this year evi-
IDENTIFY is overlooking no bets.
But his colleagues in the House
know that few members indeed could
be more free Of selfishly personal
motives than Mr.. Ramspeck. He has
been a consistently sincere and effec-
tive champion of improvements In
the civil service, an outspoken advo-
cate OF reforms which would serve,
Evening star., 1942-08-19
in the long run, to eliminate politica

In the long run, to eliminate political
considerations in the selection and
advancement of Government en-
ployes. To him, and to many Of his
colleagues, the so-called pension
measure was in line with progressive
extension of an orderly retirement
system; in fact, the inclusion of
members of Congress as beneficiaries
was small and relatively unimpor-
tant part of the widely praised re-
tirement measure for which Mr..
Ramspeck had been working, and
which reflected such credit on him
self
There Is no doubt that the pen
sions for Congress" measure was in
some degree misrepresentedt through
out the country. But aside from that,
it served as q symbol which crystal
lized and gave definite form to the
Nations evaporation over a state of
mind in Washington which seemed
tardy in its recognition of the vital
seriousness of the war-a state of
mind by no means confined to Con-
gress. 1t would be not only unfair
but unfortunate for the country if
Mr.. Ramspeck should be a political
victim of this sentiment. He is the
sort of member who should be kept in
Congress and the outsiders who know
him and appreciate his value believe
that majority of his constituents
will feel the same way.
Evening star., 1942-08-19
American Bombers Attack

The highly successful attack
upon the railroad yards at Rouen
by a squadron of twelve Flying
Fortresses, manned by American
crews, would seem to provide at
least partial answer to British
criticism Of this country's four
engine bombers.
According to news reports, some
British commentators have con-
tended that their own big bombers-
Lancasters, Halifaxes, Strings and
Manchesters-are more suitable for
bombing attacks against continental
targets because of their supposedly
faster speed, better armor and
greater b-carrying capacity.
These critics would relegate the
American ships, Flying Fortresses
and Liberators, to secondary patrol
duties, but this is a proposal which
has found little favor in the eyes Of
either the American plane builders
or the United States Bomber Com
mand.
w. E. Beall, chief engineer of Boe-
ing Aircraft, which makes the
Fortresses, says the British plan
would be misuse Of the American
bombers and would fall to take ad-
vantage Of the superior equipment
in these planes. In fact, Mr.. Beall
even suggests that political pres
sure" in England for the use OF Brit
1sh planes is at the root OF the
controversy.
However that may be, 1t seems clear
enough that the question of the rela-
tive merits of American and British
bombers is not one that should be
settled through any process OF theo-
rizing. II the American bombsight
is not suited for use against first
class German defense equipment, as
the British say, or II our planes are
not capable Of standing up against
Nazi pursuit ships and anti aircraft
fire, these facts can be developed
through experimental use of Amer
ican bombers in actual attacks on
the enemy. The real test of a plane.
like the test of an army, comes in
combat, and Major General Carl
Spaatz, commander OF the United
States Army Air Force in the Euro
pean theater, is fully justified in
seeking such test now.
The attack on Rouen, where Joan
OF Arc died at the stake five centuries
ago, was carried out in the face of
enemy anti-aircraft fire and against
some Of the latest-model German
fighters. The bombs, dropped from a
great altitude, hit squarely on the
target, and all Of the participating
bombers returned safely to their base.
This, as preliminary test, seems
to vindicate the confidence OF Amer
leans in their own bombers. They
may not be so successful on their
next mission, but, to borrow an ex-
preston from the chief Of the British
Bomber Command, the chances are
that Yankee Doodle" will keep right
on going to town.