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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12

Wulbillgtpn. Hrdlioent Hooiepelt
entIhloB lif) nit oen belnofratiihen
hongreBfiibrern barber su ent-
Iheioell, Oh bie allsemeine Mrbeits-
pfliht einseiiibrt peroen ioa.
Waibinston. Die Grnieorigung
oss alters Ser milit1rpilihtieen su
Is imo 19 Sabren miro beute am
0onnerstag 5ur letten 2eilng ge.
brad)t. 0as nelie 8eies bat unae.
Fabr folgenoe 6aiiung: Solte jun,
gen 'Sellte, Die Sodifulen bellhen,
oilrfen niht Dor Suli nad)lten Sab
res elnge5ogen perben. sSarlneriun.
gan, Ole Den 0eipeis erbringen, oab
iie Sarnlntalfinen beoienen, fonnen
s.lriifgeItellt perSen. Solfe 2eate,
Die bereits oaS 40 9ebensjubr ieit
Rriegsausbrii6 iiberibritten baben,
plrIen llur elllge5ogen lperOen, tpeiln
lie es tuiiliden. ia.
Maibington. Sas &rieestbeater
IN slfrifn bat oelt &annpf llm oie
slleilten I'M @eitpusiiif et1pas in ben
Siltergrllno geriidt, ho1 miro be
rldltet, oab Die Sapnner iih balo
BON Der festtlt SSnieI, afsfa jliriid.
jieben iperoen rliiiien ipenn bns I'M
auiborlihe 9ombaroment Der II. g.
Bomber bel giinitigen @etterper.
baltnliien fortgeiett perben fam.
Sonoon. Erenlier @initun Cur
dill ertlGrte Sem ltnterbauie, bus
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12

@aibington. Er6iioent Siooieuel1
ldnf orrh Grafutiporoer brei ,Selo.
5,les -Vfeoaillen bie omerifnu.
rbe, Die enropdilh h-nfrifaniife NIT
teloitliGe llno Die aiiatiih -pa5ifiif,t
= fiir Wtitalieoer ser 9ano- unS
SeeltreitfrGite, sic auBer)alb Ger
II. g. cineeiebt lperben.
Die 8rensen ser GSeIo5uosgebiete
neroen. ipater BON oen Nfarinc- nm
ariegsIefretarcn feitselest iperocn.
Gieie !ueroen audi Oie Weonilen an
alle ausgeben, Die ab z. SeSember
1941 bis 6 Wtonatc nad @aifen.
ltillltauo in Sen unrilienen 8ebieten
Sielllt TIM.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12
Deut(rbe Uruppetl
Uruppen nun in
gan5 .frankreicb
Der Rarnpf um Guneiia miro Sage oes Rrieees
entiheioen

rlille IN ser lebten WoGe filr5 fol-
gen 5u laiien iei folgenoes erlpdbltt,
INN elm flares gilo ST. geben.
Ser ?lngriff altf Giappc, 5ronf-
reid, Dor einigen Monaten mar MIR
elm Hebelporbang fiir Sitlcr uno
binter bieiem gorbang perbarg lid
Ole 3uianrmerl5iebung Ser Srurpen
'lnb Sdiffe sum slngriff gegen
Sransoiiif -slfrifa. sln nebreren
Snnftcn sl,gleid sing Ser slngriff
tor iid). S(n Ser &iilte bes Ntlantif
bel Gaiablanca lillo inn nittellGn-
oiiGen Iteer bel ellgiers. 2ebter
Gunft ieBte MIR ipelig @ioeritano
eltgegen, aber Gaidblanca apuroe
nab bier Sa9en itiperen Samples
genonlncit. NadJoem Die stmerifa-
ler 6litgplute erobert batten, ipar
Der &anpt lclhter. Nud) ltllB bier
erlunbnt meroen, bnb iran5oliIfe
8enerdle uno 9lomirGle rur lau-
marm Den 9efeblen Ser Tihp- -Gegie.
rung nnffamen luo iih balo erga-
ben. 9taG0em n,n ser erIte &anrpi
ecgen Gihp erfolsreih beenoet it,
iteben oie sllliierten Dor Ser 5ipeitet
Ebale bes glfrifa- -Sbeaters. 9ieles
beoelttet Ben 9elis bon Sulleiia. Gie
taMltihe Saerealeitllns ,par auh
nitt ihIafeno. 9ereits 36 Stimoen
naf Groffnilng bcs &nnlpfes Inn
S'i'!a fab,tn sic eriten Sruppen
iiber sic 8ren5e in Das unbeicbte
tGeb:et Sranfrei6s ilno oas .3iel
mar Soulon, Ser Safen Sranfrei6s
int Mittelmeer. Son bier aus ipur.
ben Die eriten Srllppan per Slug.
5a.,5 nad Suneiia gcbrddt uno es
ShluB auf ISeite Z.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12
0ira,a> tpirN Kcnts
tftan>c iibcrftebntcn

Sonoon. Gus Sficfial Inn Sen
General 8irauo lit Elm ereignisrei.
Dies. SIN criten @eltfriee lpar er Elm
Gefangener Der Seltiden 1lno inn
5,paiten @elttrieg ebenio. gber ie-
oesnal gelang es ibm aus oeutiher
@efungenId)aft 81 entfonmen. SIT.
Ter bate einen Yreis ali ieinen
aopf allsgeiett. Gr apar in Gid)p
utO Sapal ipagte es niht i'm si per-
paften. Damn ging er nab slfrifa =
uno iett lit er Ser J.ibrer ser 6reien
SranSnlen BORT.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12
mcitairifa ,,irn fGaftpic,,
erelGrf 0o,at,. 8ciiScf,

Safar, lrans. s@eitafr;fa. St eli.
ner Gunofunfanipra1e. IN ipelher
er icine Golonialarnce 81, s1bein
WioerltanOe anfeuerte, gelobte Hier-
re goiiion Ser @onperneur Don
Sran5GiiIh 8eitafrifa, lfaridan
Getain inns ielner &egierllng 2opali-
tlt. Sll5iuiihen bat es ii1 aber be-
lpielen, Dab IN anoaren Seilen sSrnll-
5DliId.!lfritas oie Sopalitlt MIR 2ip.
penlogalitGt mar, oenn slun groben
Seil iino Die Srlippeu fanpil,ntGtig
nab eiuiger 3eit geiporoen uuf sln=
peilung ibrer @enerale.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12
Bon Yeter @oub.

8albington. Gor bierunb5ipan.
sig Sabren. am II. 9topennber 1913,
feierte bie gYelt oas gnoe eines
&rieges, BON oen iie auabm, oab er
aae ariege beenoen lpiirbe. Spon,
tane 6eiern, eineen iiber bas ganse
amerifaniihe 2ano, als Die 2alt Oes
arieses BON ben S6ultern oes Sol
fes glitt.
ltno bod maren oie slnerifaner,
perglid)en nit be1 Iolfern Guro.
pas. faum com &rieg beriibrt nor.
ben. Son Ben oreibig Millionen 5o.
ten llno Geripunbeten iparen nur
$4,000 slmerifaner. Wabreno bie
Iotpn uas gSeripunoeten Selter-
reid -ungarns 80 Bro5ellt ser mo.
bililierten @eialntitreitfrGfte ienes
Qmnoes betrugen, erei1ten oie ser
8ereinigten Staaten MIR s Yro5ent
Sn pielen 2dnoern gurppas rno bes
9saben Sitens ,paren sic gsahapebeu
bes arieges 10 ifrediih ,pie Die
Sabre Der Sdlahten.
Mls oie Sabre begrineen lnO ser
Gag 0es Observation-Disclosures iib tpie.
oerbolte, iiibrte Die Grinepln,g an
Die Willionen Cote, nn 0ie 8er-
tuiiitumg bon 8em,itatten, 0elberp,i
nno Gabrifen oie Wenid,en 3u benz
entidllub, oab oie 9raaooie iih nidjt
nod einmal ereignen biirfe.
Sest iiso mir id)on I'M ,bierten
SSabr eilies 5lpeiten 8cltfrieees. Sn
gbinu lit Der &riee nod 5tuei Sabre
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12
Parade Scr Netett
2lrntcc an
WanNihnftacs Grense

Wpsfau. Die Sruppen Ser Noten
Arn'ee I'M 6ernen Often oemOnitrier-
len ibre starfe bei elmer Earaoe in
Gbnbaroosf nabe Der 8rerse Wano.
lhnfiios, ipo bie Irmee Sapnns gu
iamlnengesogen lit. Ties mar oic
ein5ige Militarpurabe am %. Sab
restage or bolibelpiitiihen Meuo-
luton, oenn Die anoeren tStreits
frafte iteben I'M aanpfe gegen oie
Gel,tiden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12
Der Kaiitpi eceef,
Sapaf,er erieIercietcr

General Mtac9lrtb.lrs Sauptouar-
tier, sluitralien. Sapaner ipuroen in
ateu Guinea aus Steaungen getrie.
ben. Die Die Gefabr gegen Die slai.
ierten Srltppen nlebr llno nlebr be
ileitiaeu. -Aud, i'll SuaAalcnnal no
bnben Die slmerifaner ibre Stellun.
gen nm oas oortige sSIugfelo beie.
ftigt uno Sen Sapanern lhipere Ser
lutte beigebra6t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12
SmNantcrifaftiihc Staa>
ten bretten NIT pieky

0ferifo Gitp. Die Gegierlulg brad
Die 8e5iebungen SIT Gid)p ab. Gem
fplgten &l,ba ullo brei anOere iiib.
lid)e Sanoer. slnerifa bat sic 9e,
Siebungen nod ni6t offi5ieQ abge.
broben, ma1t aber alles bereit.
Sn Bottom, gtarplano, bat ser
Gid)p-&oniul lranfreid)s abgeoanft.
Siele slmerifaner inn bisber unbe.
iesten 8ebiet sSranfreid)s Uerbaftet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12

aller areoit fiir oie afrifafampagne
Graiioent 9tooieDelt sltitebe, ser be-
reits 5lpei @ohen nad Gearl Sarbor
Die Glane fir Sen ietisen slfrifn.
Selo5ug unterbreitete.
Sollon. Nadrihten beiaeen, DAB
Die Iailtif)en innerbalb II Stln.
ben alle ibre Sbiefte erreihten.
Sonoon. Sier miro beriftet, bab
Elm Sell Ser fran5oiiiden 6lotte, Die
IN Sotllon lag, Der sSlotte ser slQi-
ierten i'm aanpf geseu Sitler nno
W'ui'olini iih anidlieben iperoe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12
Wutter pcn Sabctc,ar
Rampt eibt u.
eckelictt III kaben

Gb!eogo. Ter &roseb eesen sic
Serlpanoten Don Dem bingerihteten
Saboteur Saltpt, trat in ein iebr ,nl-
9iilItisas Staoirn ein fir ieine 81
tern als befannt lpuroe, oaB iie
10000 Collars fir i'm peritefa
tatten. las Gnoe oes Yro3eiles iii
nod !nidt in aiir5e su erlparten. :
Detroit. Ser iiberfiibrte Selier il,
Spionentatigfait Der ssa5is, Der &c.
bdligt iperSen iollte, Baihpirt Ste.
pban bat eillen ,9lllfidub erbolten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12
21Mr pier mbcrlcben
Shiffs<GcrpcNicr,stte

Goit Goait Hort. GierlmSoreibi1
Wann Don Der geiabung eines tor
peoierten 6radfififfes Ser sluiier.
ten ourh Elm llnterieeboot i'm Nfit-
telneer im lesten Mtonat, oerlorsn
ibr Se6en ltuo bier oaoon fonnten
gerettct iueroen.
Sies bringt ben @erlult BON Sen
SGiffen Ser Gereinigten 9eationen
laut q. 9. 9eriht auf 521 Ieit Sem
sngrlff auf 4earl Sarbor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12
u. =. Sauitirisstrmpp
itatntcn bel 2lloiers tell

@aIhiltston. slnlerifanilbe ssan-
ihirlntrlppen madlten Sen Iinn7tcn
Slug in Ser @eitjid)fe, inSenr lic
1900 Meilen BON GneIano nod slf-
rita flogen obne an5ubalten uno in
Den &ainpf bel Gran, Dem Stiis-
puntt, s!lsiers, erioIgreib ei,,grii-
fen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12
mcitcrc 6lneetpiinihc
,.nN Ghreiteabc,t
sum Silbernett yubildum
unieres DoHsbIattes
3ier lit ein 8risf bonn Gintradlt.
Ss'ans gcrein Netu Gaitlc, Ga., ser
fir li6 Ielber ipritts
Gas, gtatiehal aomitee.

Sm 9luftrage oes gintrodt Sc.
lang Sercin bon gselp Cattle, 8a.,
Scftipn 6 oeS Sid1garbuuoas, iiber-
eltoe id Sbnen hermit leincn fleine,l
Shef BON $500 gum 25iabrigen
Slthilonm Sbrer 3eitdha. Mosc es
Sbnen nod piele .Salre oergonnt
'sin, Die bisberige Satiefait unter
ilnIaram SoIt iortsuietdn uno Srel,.
St ar Sbrer Irbeit erlaban.
Atit Sdngergrub
Gintradt 8eiang Serein.
Sobn 2ieuert. Sefret1r.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12
@efeB ner l6- uno
l9jabriget1 ltegt nun
obne Be(rbrankungIbor
Rommt heute Donnerstae sur lekten Selune

Gle bonn lSenat angenonlmel,en 3u-
iise Ser geid)rGllfllng oes 8ebra,t-
DIES Ser is, l,no 19iabrigen Dor ein-
i1brigar slusbilhung iinb nun
abgelebnt lpproen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
Austridns Form
Nucleus Of u. ).
Foreign Legion
WASHINGTON. ~ ed LAS

WASHINGTON. Nov 20 CINS).
Formation ot "A Fighting Aus
irlan/ battalion prelude 10 the or
ganization OF a fun ilcdgcd Amer
ic7n foreign legion was officially
announced by Secretary Of War
Hc.sy l.. S,.mSOn t'1ay.
Significantly, the honor OF being
first 10 struggle by tho side OF
American soldiers for tho liberia
tion of Europe was accorded 10
the nationals of Austria first vic
tim of HltlcrS oppression. +
AuStrianS and nationals Of other
ANS dominated European coun-
tries have been clamorlng for an
opportunity 10 provide the shock
troops in the coming Allied frontal
assault against AXIS Europe
StlmSon said the battalion of
500 had been formed in response
10 the appeals of many Austrian
nationals for an opportunity 10
serve together IN freeing their
homeland and other nations con-
quered by the Axis The battalion
will be assigned 10 the infantry.
StImSon said that units COM
posed of other foreign nationals
would be formed as soon AZ ar
engagements could be completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
Supply Of Meat
To Be Even Less

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 CUP).
The Office of Price Administra-
ton has decided tentatively TO
inaugurate stringent meat ration
ing 10 civilians around mid-Janu-
airy. a responsible source reported
today.
With beef. veal, pork, lamb and
mutton supplies "awfully short for
the armed forces already" a new
cut in civilian ALLEGATIONS. which
first were slashed last October /,
probably will be ordered before
January l. he said.
The new cut, which will be a
direct result of our expanding
military operations abroad, will
hit beef supplies for civilians most
severely despite the fact that
civilian beef consumption already
has been cut TO 20 per cent of 1941
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
L.. 8. Plans
Simpler
Ceilings

BOSTON, Nov. % aNS).-Fed-
eral Price Administrator Leon
Henderson announced today that
the OPA lis now moving into a
new offensive" with prospective
replacement of the general maxi
mum price regulation by simpler,
more definite ceilings"
He reported that the regulations
had worked" and kept the cost
of living down to an increase of
little over IL per cent since
May" but he advised:
..Since the general maximum
went into effect, we have spent
some time ironing out inequali-
ties and gathering data. In n
military sense, we have been
consolidating our position. We
are now moving into a new Of
fensive."
Henderson said that, under the
new program. OPA will state the
ceilings in terms of dollars and
cents whenever possible and will
apply the same ceilings TO as large
part of an industry as feasible.
I'VE are undertaking a stricter
enforcement program 10 punish
all violations Of our regulations,
both price and rationing," he
said
THE time has come, In my
opinion, when tile sternest meas
ures must he taken to punish
that minority which is not CO.
operating In one of the most i'm
portant parts OF the war pro-
gram"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
Court 10 Rule
On Griffin S Fate
In Two Weeks
special 10 rHE DETRoIr TIMES

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.LUnited
States Commissioner Cotter's de-
cision in the case of William
Griffin, editor and publisher OF
the New York Enquirer, will be
handed down in about two weeks
il was learned today.
Griffin. at a series OF hearings
which ended yesterday in the
Federal Building. opposed his
removal 10 Washington TO face
trial with u others on an indict-
ment charging conspiracy 10 vio-
late the Espionage Act and to
undermine the morale of the
armed forces.
Among the other defendants is
George Sylvester Viereck, whose
conviction as a NaZi agent Is now
under review by the United States
Supreme Court.
Griffin's opposition 10 removal
TO Washington where the indict-
ment was obtained by Special
Assistant Attorney General Will
liam Power Maloney is based or
the ground that the indictment
was not founded on fact.
Through his attorney, James d
c. Murray, Griffin charges that
the case against him is contrary
10 all the tenets of Americanism
for which he and his newspaper
have always stood.
The commissioner has given
defense counsel two weeks to sub
NIT affidavits and memorandum
on law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

Serve a Victory Thanksgiving
Dinner. Menu and Recipes for IA
Complete Thanksgiving Feast,
Together With Other Timely
Prize Winners Such as Gran
berry, Roll, Half Moons and
Green kale Supper, Appear I'm
the Housewives Food Alma
mack, That Popular Feature I'm
The American Weekly With
This Sundays Issue OF The De-
troit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
@. And fnoIIy-Why has coffee beer

ted to buy as much as his neighbor. 1t is
to be hoped that as the problem of supply
and demand becomes adjusted through
the functioning of coffee rationing. you
may be allowed to have more coffee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
Mcleod Appeal
Notice Is Filed

David II. Crowley, former Re-
publican attorney general and
counsel for Clarence J. Mcleod,
filed notice today of an appeal
from a circuit court decision
which denied McLeod's claims OF
an illegal election.
Mcleod lost to Rep. George D.
O'Brien in the Thirteenth Con-
gressional District. He declares
many voters were given the wrong
ballots, a point which the election
commission comedies but contends
the number did not affect results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
Race PayOf
lansing Mayor Refunds Part
Of Campaign Gifts
Times star Correspsasens

LANSING, Nov. 20. - Checks
representing 40 per cent of then
contribution, were being mailed
today to 10 persons who donated
to Mayor Sam Street Hughes
successful campaign for re-elec'
ton.
THE report of our treasurer
showed we had a balance on
hand" said Mayor Hughes, "and
ss n result 1 am pleased to re-
turn their money on a prO-rata
basis"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
Foot Suit Killers
Face 70 Years

NEW YORK. Nov. 20 QNS) -
Brooklyn'S zoot suited teacher
killers escaped with their lives to-
day when an all male jury re-
turned a verdict of murder in the
second degree after celebrating
for Z hours and 50 minutes,
The jitterbug slayers. Neil ST.
monelli. 10, and Joseph Annun-
ziata, 10. face 20 years 10 life
Sentence Will be
imposed later
The staggering youths last Oc-
tober 2 shot in the back their for
mef mathematics teacher, 37-year-
old Erwin Goodman. following an
alteration In which Goodman rep
rimanded them for smoking in the
school Mushroom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
Blue Book Erases
Gloria Vanderbilt

y NEW YORK. Nov. 20 6INS) -
Mrs. Pat ID Cicco. the former
Gloria Vanderbilt. who recently
was quoted ss saying she was glad
10 forsake the Vanderbilt name
apparently has been taken al her
word By the Society Register As
ISOLATION. The latest edition OF
the smart set register omits any
mention OF her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

r Ina ftu days coffee ,ationng 4piU become "4sw
efhe Aand." Everyone qOho ewoys co6ee should read
these question: and remember the Hns1Ce,3
@. Who is entitled to buy coffeei
II. Every person who now has book of War
Ration Stamps Originally issued for sugar. and
IS years of age or over at the time OF registration
O. Suppose don't have Sugar Book"'
II. Consult your local Food Rationing Board. You
register for now, and if you're over years
of age, the stamps will be good for coffee, too.
O. When can buy coffees
H. Any time after midnight, Saturday, November
%. From midnight, Saturday, November 2l to mid
night, Saturday, November %, is a freeze period"
when grocers will not be allowed to sell any coffee to
consumers This freeze period" is for the purpose
of giving grocers opportunity to replensh their
depleted coffee stocks. Don't expect your grocer TO
sell you coffee next week. You'll just be asking him
to break the law.
o. How much coffee am l entitled
to buy under rationing?
II. For every person qualified by age Stamp No.
27 in the Sugar Book Clover left-hand corner) is
good for one pound of coffee any time between
midnight, Saturday, November %, and midnight,
Saturday, January 2. Each subsequently authorized
stamp will be good for ore pound of coffee every
FIVE weeks thereafter If the basis method of COT
fee ratoning is changed in any respect, it will be
publicly announced and your grocer will also know.
q. How do I buy my coffeei
II. Take your Sugar Book. War Rationing
Book One. .. to the store with you Ask for pound
of Hills Bros Coffee or whatever brand you prefer.
The grocer will detach the proper stamp. He has to
see the book because of the age limit If you order by
telephone the grocer's employee per-
son authorized by him to make delivery a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20
The WyHO.. khHEN. MOW.. WHY
Of Coffee Rotioning

grocer must have these stamps replensH his supply
O. Am limited to buying only one pound
of coffee at timer
H. No. You can buy as many pounds at time Es
your family has stamps for during the spechedp<riod.
But we urge-for the present at least-that you buy
coffee Just as you need it - one or two stamps at
time Wartime problems of production and trans
portation will make it difficult to have plenty of coffee
every place at the same time If you'll help spread
it OUT you should be able to get your share always.
O. If eat some meals in q restaurant do
have to take my rationing book!
Il. No, you don't Coffee rationing, as we have ex-
planned it, applies only to supplies for home pur-
chased through grocery stores Restaurants, as well
as all other institutions such as defense plants hos
pitas, schools and any other group that purchases
coffee for serving beverage authorized to apply
to Ratoning Boards for certificates enabling them
purchase amounts of coffee which will permit service
on a ratoned basis.
O. I have boy in the Armed Forces. VIII
il give him more coffee if don't buy
any coffee at all?
Il. No, it won't help him bit. Coffee to every
branch of the Service is exempt from ratoning And
Uncle Sam giving the boys not only more, but better
coffee than they have ever had before.
@. And finally Why has coffee been rationedi
II. Even if the ratoning of coffee doesn't permit
you as much coffee you would like to have, please
don't think of it essentially limitation. 1t is mita
ton in sense, since supplies of green coffee from
neghboring Latin American countries have been re-
duced by shortage of ships But we've all got to be
good sports. They can't ship tive can't roast and
pack it 4. you can't drink it.
The thing do is to look upon coffee rationng pri-
mariy guarantee that every person will be permit
ed "a, h,,v v,,,,~h HE re.obhor t. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-20

telephone the grocer's employee or per
son authorized by him to make delivery
to your home will detach the stamp.
Please don't expect to get coffee without
surrendering a rationing stamp. Your
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-14
NQziS Continue
Crimeun Advance

The Russians admitted that the
Germans. with temporary super
iority." had forced them to withdraw
at some points on the Crimean
trent, but NaZi claims of an an
Initiating rout of the Red army
were branded as lies. There was no
confirmation of Vichy and Swiss
radio reports that the Germans
had captured the cities of Kerch
and Takil, which would place the
Germans on the Kerch straits.
The German high command
merely reported that pursuit of the
beaten remnants" of the enemy
forces continued.
Large numbers of men and Welp-
ems appeared to be locked in battle
along the 15-mile Crimei.l battle
front between the Black Sea anG
the Sea of Azov, with Soviet Storm
oyik planes and NaZi dive-bOmbere
overhead Marines of the Russian
Black Sea fleet joined the fighting
while guns of Russian naval Graf
bombarded the Germans from Off
shore. The Russians were report
ed using flame throWers in Their
effcrt to stop the Nazi drive.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-14
Power Generation
Meets War Needs:
CurtaiIment Seen

CHARLOTTE, NC, May IA CUP)
- The nations power generating
facilities are meeting requirements
for war production. but some cur
tailment of civilian use of electri-
city probably will be necessary
soon, Chairman Leland OldS of the
Federal Power Commission said to-
day.
OldS tod the state industrial
safety conference here that full
achievement of the war production
program will neceSSitate the pro-
duction of 255 100000 kilowatt-
hours of electricity-an increase of
rs per cent over the 1910 power
output.
He said the war production board,
recently put in charge of power ia
cilities for war plants. was meeting
the problem by granting priorities
for new equipment and tying to-
gether systems of power transmits
sion for greater efficiency.
CldS said the power problem will
be solved onl- if no established
ways of conducting the power bus
mess. or rights or sub divisions of
ownerShipS are allowed to stand in
the way of such power mobiliza-
ton
Curtailment of civilian used
electricity, he said, is bound to hit
certain areas. especially those de-
pending on steam generated power
and others in war production CEN
tiers.