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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24

Gereinigten Staaten inn laufenoen
SSabre fir &riegsfiibrungs5lpede Oas
Siintrnhen ben 1O6 MiuiarOen Sol.
lar ausgeben - cine SOpro5entige
Steiserung segeniiber oen ooriabri,
GEN ariegsal,fnenounsen bon insge-
lanlt SO Miaiarben.
NeIion, ser Gbef bes Yroouftious.
lenfungsanrtes in 0aibington, mad)t
fein 9ebl baraits, oaB oie 2eiltllngen
a,nlerer Hiiitungsinouitrie i'm oori.
gen Sabre in ntanhen Eunften bin,
fer ben nnfGnglifen Glanen 5uriid
oeblieben lrO i'm ein5eluen nrande
ygnttal,id)unsen uno Srrtiimer" 81
|pcrseihnen iparen. Nihts lit natiir
liGer in elnem Sanbe, oas ipint
ariegsinoultrie bonn 9euapunft ab 81
entlpifeln bate.
Cine gross 9iiiItl1nssinoultrie ent
n,ifeln, Elm mooernes WaIleltbeel
erfIteQen, ninunt Sabre, &opiepelts
9fiiltllngsprogrnmm lit pbantaltiid,
lange, bepor ole amerifaner fertie
iino, lit Ser ariee nit Dem Weltiiest
Ser Safanfrcu5fabne beenoiet" -
atf Iold)e Zone tparen benn audi mad
Hearl Sarbor al[e oIfi5ieaem kino
lroffi5iellen 9lnoeebungen 8erlins
|ii5er slmerifas Noae i'm ipeiterel
8riessuerlallf geitimmt. Nelion ldb.
nun oemseseniiber bie 3iffern ipre'
/ fG,en: ,Iie ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Ser 0ereinigtcn Staaten entlprih1
nun allen slnlpriiben ilnierer mill
tdriiden 5iibrl,na, uno es fam &C.
! lngt tperoen, oab oas inouitrielle Hii
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
llniteb Minc Wurfers baben erflart.
Sdes babe @cibebaltnns Der Ntinbeit-
lpbne nno Mrbeitsbebingnngen Der.
iproden.

@ai1ington. BrGiioent 9ipoiepelts
Nntlpcrt gum aoblenltreif lit, bab Ell
nom &ongreB forbern epiro, baB Die
Goblenarbeiter unter eil,em slmenoe,
mert gum a)tilitdrhienitseiet gum
NRilitGroienit bis 65 Sabren einse,
Soaen uno bann in llniior1n geli"dt
ltnb ais v&ereiinitigung" 5ur grbelt
III sic aoblenaruben entlaiien iperoen.
l!nb 10 miro Damn jeoer getrieb be.
banoelt peroen, no geitreift miro.
sluf ser aroeren Seite aber miro
cr iid) ipeigern OaB 8eIes gegen slr.
beiterfiibrer gu unterseid)nen, oas Die,
lie OILS Streifiiibrer uno slufritbrer
branbmarft unb tie ms 8eidngnis
iperfen fann.
@aibiugtcn. 3um britten Male ilt.
nerbolb fur5er 3eit perlieben Die Sob.
leubergiuerfarbelter lbre Mrbelt UNI
gingen an Sen Streif.
Sie leste aonferen5 5tpiihen llnion'
fiihrern uno 8rubenbeiisern lpurot
ergebnislos abgebrof,en uto Ger GsSssg'
bate in elmer Gntl6eiouns feltgeltellt
| hab cine Grbobung Der 2obne fin
'nie aoblenarbeiter gesen oie ~2ittlt
steel" 5prmcl lei.
8leid) nah gefanntlperoen bieIel
lGntifeioung tratcn perein5elte Sob
lIenarbeiter III Sen Streif. benen ar
adhIten Gage tallienoe iolgten.
Sarolo Ssdes, ser oie aobleneruber
in sluftras Ser @unoesregierung Der
,coltet, llnternabm nihts, INN bie oil
9eneine gtieSerlesung in Der Glitter
SiunNe SIT perDiiten. Iies lit Nun oel
brittle Streif auf Den &obIengrubel
Iirnerhalb bon iieben @ohen.
| 2elpis be'hrlnfte iid Ser HreiI
regeniiber auf eine Grfldrlma, bnl
Sic BON ser llnion eetrofiene gnt
Iiteioung, Die slrbeit bis sum Sfto
Der fort5uieten, getroffen spurbe, III
Dem Streit Inn oie slutoritdt Sc.
'SSSS29, Ser eine 2obnerbobung per
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
jOO,OOO General 111ctcrs
1(rbeiter erkalten
$2O,SSO,OOO SerieneelHcr

Setroit. @alter g. Eelltber, @i5e
Hrul lioent Der ltniteo sutomobil Nr.
better, Csc, gab bcfannt, oaB Die
Seneral Motors Corp. lpillig lit, if.
ron 100000 sIrbeitern IcrieneelSe,
I'M getrage pon $20,SSO,OOO su ge
Cen. Sb sic slrbeiter aber iserien er
balten, lit cine unoere ;Sraee, bod
bas @elo miro ailsbeSablt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
BON War Slider

Gein Weer Der Welt lit 10 reid al
gcifihtlidJen Grlnnerungen tple oas
Mittelmeer, Ser Sdnuplat eines
Sscbrfuuienoe Iangen Samples Der
Nolter INN Muht unb 8eltung. "Muf
aielem Meere freu5ten iih Die aiel=
bcbnen orGbrenoer Saten." Csllbert
Monbert).
Oas blaue Meer, naf Dem es im-
,1pr srieber Die WeniGen ces nebligen
Noroens BON ibren biilteren Meeren
eesossn bat. lit sernoe ourd] Die Ser
fniipf,ms urtiimliber Natur unb oen
WehIel Ser nationalen &llltlren piel.
Ieitt Der einorufspolllte Cell oes
s(benoluntes aeiporoen, beionbers mlF
oen 5ablloien rsriinen Snieln", iuie
iton Somer lie nennt, Die trDltlih
olls Dem tiefen Meeresgrllno anfltei'
gen ipie unier menihlic,es 9elruBt-
icin aus ser llnenolihfeit oes Chaos.
MienanO fat pernlutl!d) Ore un5abl
Der Snie!n se3ablt, Die bon Gaite-
Ioriso, unmittelbar Dor Der anato
iiiben &iiite. bis Heregil III ser
Strabe bon Gibraltar, Sieiem Shid.
ialsmeer feline inbipioueae Sielfaltig.
felt geben, oenn unbeid)noet Der pielen
senreinlamen 3iige Der Nlttelmeers
:anbif)aft llno ielblt bes 10 pielen 8al-
len 3ugeborisen Wittelmeemenihen,
bat iebes groBe ooer fleine eilano III
ieiner Slora ober iener Sauna, leinell
8eihiden ooer Der 8etatigung ieiner
Pep0lferune ood irsenoluelfe per
i6nlihe 3iige.
Da lit, Inn nllr eirige geiipiele IN
Vrinneruns 81 rlfen, 3ppern nit
Dem idsparaualoartiaen Sroooos-
eebir9e, bon oeiien Soben eas Wfeer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
Koo(ehelt mtr0 IrQ
(ucben bas Roble
Qef6r0ert mtro
unter 1fes lit Ole 8eoinouno

l,eigerte, Dor Sen 8erihten aus5u-
lInlpien.
Die &oblengr1ber- Union erfannte
rt.tiirlib bieien gntiheio nif)t an.
Sas gSS@ abcr ipenoete iih an &ooie-
ucIt, bab er 0fittel uno Wege iud)e,
Inn ibren gntiheio 5ur Durhfiibrung
5u bringcn.
Gus 1893 bate entidyieoen, DAB Die
Union uno oie 3eherbeiiter iofort eis
nen ,teuen 8artras unterseihnen, Der
iiir 2 Sabre 8eltung babe unb in oem
gleifseltig cine Streifuer5ihtsers
ltIdrilng enthalten mar. Gs ipurben bie
Ierien -slbiinoungen erbobt uno ge-
epliie Materiolfojten Die bisber bon
Sen slrbeitern setragen ipuroen, 6urd
Die llnternebmer 81 tragen uno Ser
2obn tpurbe linn 90 Gents Ben Gag
erbobt.
9eapis bate in BEN langipierigen
&erbonollnaen cine 9obnerbobung
unn ST 80 per Gag hcrausgebolt uno
| |o:e 8rrberhaiiser bntten it'd geteilt,
inbem Sic @eiiser Ser 8ruben I'M
Siioen oieie 9bmahung nift aner-
fo1nten. 9llIes in allem Elm groBes
Gurheinanoer uno man lit seIpnnnt,
tuos nun bernustommen ipiro. Cur
;cit leiiten aber piele @rubenarbeiter
Sem 9efebl 5ur @ieoeraufndbme Der
sirbeit nid,t Jolse.
| Sn Waibington baoert audi bereits
Ser Gongreb iiber ben Wunih 8rdii.
oent Nooiepelts betreffs grbobuns
nno slenoerune hes gfilitdrgeieses!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
Giireiiete Ofii3iere
t,eint Il. =. flicoerferps

Infara. Sler 1purbe befanntgege,
ben, bnB IN gdloe elf SffiSiere oes
tiirfiifen Sliegerforps in slmerifa
e;ntreffen iperben, Inn beim alnerifa-
'niid)en Slieeerforps in fprtgeihrit-
tereu &f- llno Jlusmetboben
lllsgebil0et 5lt iperoen. Gier bon it,
men iperSen y&urie" i'm 9onltaroe-
lnent belegen, iiinf iperoen Die
aompfflieger-Sa uno 5tpei Sen
|9luifldrungsoienit itlloieren. Shon
stpei iest bier bienittuenoe tiirfilGt
Sffi5iere ipuroen friiber in slmerifa
olsgebiloet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24

iit ebenip einorufspoll cbbabt, lpie
non Oen berrliGen &altaniemualoeriL
Die ben Bergen &orlifas ibr Ueprdge
aeben. ga lteben aul anoeren &oben.
5iieen Sesielben 3ppern eotiife Sir.
den uro &apellen unter Oattelpals
men, pGbreno auf Sen lrnfruhtbaren
6elIen auf NtnIta oalrd, iabrbunoerte.
!dngen Smpprt bon erOe llnO slble.
germ rihtiec calgliibe 8drten entitan-
Sen iino. Manhe Snleln liegen on Der
Sreu5uns ser Seeipege llno iino 5u
srihtigen llmIdlagepldsen getporcen,
anoere fiibrten elm ibpaiifes Gaiein,
faHm anoers mia in Sen Sagen Oes
ulten Somer, ausseiiillt BON Slid
fang, Muf5udt ser Sammer, 8ettlpie-
len mo uralt beibniIhen 8r1uden.
Eantelleria
Siele unierer 9eIer iperben lpnbr.
irbeinlih crit Dor iuenigen Sabren er-
iahren baben, OaB es cine Iolfe Snlel
aibt. Sn Stalien iullBtsr neilt ,nlr
3neierlei 2eute Don ibr, Die slnper.
panoten bon Sdpperperbredern, bia
in elmer oortigen Struftanltalt cine
niht chen iebr bunane 8ebanollng
erfubren. uno Die iSre,lnbe eines grten
Sropfens, o!e bas beionoere Iroma
Ser aui ser Sniel ,pafienoen Wfus-
fntenertraltben al iddten lpllBten.
Ser 8coer bieiar bulfanilhen sSnlel
Tiiate 5u oenl nl,Bartigen iiiBen 8e-
lpnad bes 9Husfatellers etapas prl'
Ser feurigen Strait oes aus Sraltbe,l
ua Sen 2apaabbdngen bes 8eluos &c
lioonnenen 2aci1na-g Is briiti+@eines. 8ei
ainem getn,bfreiroigen Sonoerling in
einer apuliihen aleinitaot befan id
cen berbiiiben @ein Mnfang Der
y:ran5iger Sabre 5I foiten a,no borte
a,tm eriten Male oen Namen Der SSn-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
0mreerttteiiter Ga,aitte
tilft U0ihercicn

Gleoelano. giirgermeiiter Sranf 5.
Souihe trdgt niht mebr cos ipeiBe
Senb, feline Sral1 faufte bunfle glu.
len rno bie'e m,B er S:rei Gage an
Siaben. Gr mahte bas befannt, banit
Die anberen &atbausangeiteaten bas-
iefbe tim: Wd'd)e iparenl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
,Sarnt ScemritY Offiee
spirS a,afeetebcn

@aibinston. Gas slbeeorOneters
5aus per,peigerte Sie meitere gerpils
iigung BON @eloern fir Die 5arm Sc
rllritp slbminiitration. Sic beboupte-
ten in Sebattcn bas hieIe abminiitra-
tion ton1n,uniitiihe ginfliiiie ausiibe
unS 81 piele geamte babe, oie nun
in anoere Bureaus transferiert tper=
'en iouer unb BON BORT aus Die slr-
tcit, sic nur gering iei, tlln.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24

&Ont. Ser Hunbfl,nf erfl1rte, oa6
Eremler Muiiolini in anbetrad)t Ser
9ombaroierung bon Saroien uno
Si5il!eu feItgeitellt bat, baB piele
ioIhiitiIhe 1siibrer niht mebr nit
hem Scr5et bei Der 8artei iteben uno
ncbm cine slusleie Dor. gr ieste 70
ScfretGre ser Sartei ab unb nubn
boz: bielen II ilt anoere 8esirfe, Der
&1lt fiel aus uno lit abgeiett.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24
0cuperite,ars hielten
cine Derjantntlnno

Columbus, SbiO. Die Gbeis bon 3:
Stanten Ser Union tielten bier elm;
@eriammlilng nb. Sn elmer He'oIutiol
erflGrten iie, haB bic Seoeral Hesie
rling nun SdluB made NIT ibrei
ginerifien in Die Hehte ser Staater
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-06-24

saibington. MarineIefretdr &nor
iagte cine Steigerung Ser Serien=
flung aliierter Sdiffe burh beuti6e
lt=@oote poralts, inoem er oarauf bin
tpies, oaB rbie gegenipdrtige sltem-
pallie auf einen @ehiel in Sen SlGn=
ren Ser SeutiGen binoeuten."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-24

This S being fought for stakes 80,
...for your life and your liberty.
...for your church and your children.
-. for your freedom and your future.
And it's WINNER TAKE ALL Don't forget that for minute.
The winner will dictate whether shall be free citizen of
free world helpless serf master race
The winner will dictate whether " live and under the
toll hopelesy the darkness of New Order
will dictate because the takes ALL
The winner takes ALL All you all you hold dear.
The being decided right today this minute
world Will you stand idly by throw all
your weight side?
planes The weight of thousands
of shells The weight of billions of dollars Is billions
which your country asks you lend during this Drive
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-24

There are 7 different types of US. Government
securities choose the ones best suited for you:
United States War Savings BoRtssees The perfect
for individual and family savings Gives you back 81 for every
So when the Bond Designed especially the smaller
investor Dated LIST day of month in which
interest 29fo year held maturity Denominations: SIS
$50 500, $500, $1,000. Redemption: any time days ate
;ssuc :. 9 Price 80 o. nail:;i. valuc.
2k% Tcs9 is Of 1864 1885, Readily marketable accepr-
able bank oa:era these Bonds ideal investments
funds and individuals special feature provides
thai they be redeemed and accrued interest the
purpose OF satisfying Federal Dated April l943
due June IS, 1869. Denominations: $780, $1,000 s5Ooo
$4,000, 100000 and 81 100000 Redemption: Not call.
able TIL June s, 1964 thereafter Par ard accrued interest
any interest date months notice. Prices par and
accrued interest.
Other Securities: Series &C. Tax Notes. z1S Certificates Of In
debtedness; go Treasury Bonds of United States
Savings Bonds Series f. United States Savings Bonds
Series &c"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-24

Your country borrow every idle dollar haveeey dollar
what you need for the barest of life.
You'll have give luxury comfort which
heart You'll have pleasure which had been eagerly
anticipating
But what of it?
Your there shtingycur
fight Surely sacrifice lend yo dollars while they Civ z
their lives.
They need help They weapons your money one
of the War Loan volunteers calls you greet him with open pocket
book Remember Uncle Sans goal is ID billion dollars in April
Don't be asked Go your bank dealer
broker Post Office issuing and lay money the m
Remember, it's investment makngan
good and happier future loved
SoEeud up to the limit.
You'll sleep better forit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Plank Steaks
For Special

By PRUDENCE PENNY

THIS MONTH brings many
special occasions that challenge
the homcmakcr to serve a gala
dinner dish. a good choice for
meat for one of these DINNERS
would be tender lamb steaks.
These are choplike slices cut
from a leg of lamb.
The only bone they contain is
the small round one in the CEN
ter Of the slice. There is often
point and penny economy in
purchasing a leg of lamb whole.
Slices may be cut off TO be
served as steaks on a plank OF
simply broiled. The remainder
of the leg will make a good
sized roast for other meals.
In the special occasion meal,
planked steaks are impressive
in appearance as we'll as in
flavor. The board for a planked
steak should be of oak, ! inch
thick A heat proof platter is
also satisfactory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Tales Heard
At Garden
Conference
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Time. Garden rdllor

I WOULD feel as if 1 had
held out on you folks who read
this column if l didn't share
with you some of the stories
told at the National Victory
Garden conference. Most of
these are supposed TO have
really happened and while some
were told in public talks, others
were just told to me.
Stories about new gardeners
at the beginning of last season
were most numerous. one
woman in Boston bought a peck
of seed potatoes and the next
day came back to return them.
She said they were obviously no
good because she had cut into
Is of them and hadn't found a
single seed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

pI0-west Vernon Highway at Central r
iuV Open ~ Noon 20 Midnight. Free
Parking. Presenting Lily Mars" "Mis-
sion 90 Moscow" with Walter Huston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Plsnked Steaks

Have Two steaks from the leg,
cut B. 20 ] inch thick. Broil or
pan broil the meat on one side
until brown. While cooking
have plank warming IN the
oven. Season the steaks on the
brown side and transfer 10 the
plank. brown side down.
Arrange small piles of green
beans -sprinkled With-eEHtnhs
and dotted with drippings on
the board. Spoon mashed po-
tatoes in between beans and
around edge. The potatoes
should cover edge so that will
wood will not scorch.
If any part of plank is eX-
posed it should be well creased.
Put plank back in broiler with
the meat about 2l2 inches from
source of heat and broil for ID
minutes. When potatoes are
brown and meat is done season
with salt and pepper and serve.
BroiIed Steaks
Lamb steaks are a time saver
when dinner must be prepared
in a hurry. Broiling or pan
broiled are two quick methods
which are suitable.
Set oven regulator for boiling.
Place steaks so there is a dis
lance of about , inches between
top of steaks and source Of heat.
If the distance must be less, re-
duce heat so that the steaks viii
broil at a moderate tempera-
ture.
When the steaks are Drowned
on one side, season, turn and
continue broillng. In turning
be careful not 10 insert fork into
the lean meat. The fork holes
will allow meat juice TO run out.
The fork may be inserted into
the fat. or a turner may be used.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Bean Trouble

More planting troubles came
from a recent bride. She had
planted beans and was having a
terrible time with them. Every
day when she went into the gar
den she found the beans had
popped up out of the ground
and she had to push them down
again.
George Burkhardt Of Long
Island. n. Y, told me this next
one. They have great trouble
with Japanese beetles in his
section of the country. He eX-
planned TO a group of new gar
deners that since beetles win
tered over in sod land, newly
turned land Of this sort was a
poor spot to plant corn as the
beetles would eat the roots and
the corn would not grow. He
concluded, $50, if you have new
land, don't try TO grow corn"
Said a member of the audience,
But how would the beetles
know it was new land?"
Work Saving Idea
A story of a different sort
concerns the group who visited
an insane asylum and found one
of the inmates wheeling "a
wheelbarrow upside down. They
told him the barrow should be
turned over the other way. mo,
indeed" said he. Il tried it
that way yesterday and they
put a load of dirt in it..
One flower story now-Frank
BalthiS. who was showing me
through the Garfield Park con-
Servatory, told me of the show
off gardener who was telling all
TO her amateur friend They
approached a bed of oX-eye
daisies and the friend said, And
what are those? p ooh, - replied
the show-off. Just a lot of cock
eyed daisies!"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

day long She
will love this
frock in a
crisp tubba-
BILE cot 10 n
spiced with
ric-rac or in a
warm wool
plaid y GU
may m "A X @
the sleeves
short or long.
y attern
4479 is avail
able in chill
dren'S sizes
,. 4, g. 8, 10.
Size 6 takes
pa yards 35-
inch fabric,
= yard for
bodice.
+ is pat
tprn.tOgethpr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

IpTnUA--Maek- ChaImsrs II goose r
VI iVWN Open IS Park Free
$50 Proudly We Han" Claude'te Colbert.
Holy MatrimonS." with Monty WOolley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

MAKE A white cotton lining
for wicker clotheS-baSketS, at
tachlng 10 the basket with a
draWStrIng The lining keeps
clothes from Snacging on loose
bits of wicker and saves them
from dirt that may work ITS
way no through the CreNiceS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

with a transfer pattern of USE
ful and charming motifs TO en-
broider on linens and garments,
20 cents.
Send your order 20 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

TIYEn0-Hamilt0n-I Tuxedo 10. s-27
lOhLUV open s,i5. Vgonica !.
$50 Proudly We Hail" Monty WooiSy.
Oracle FIELDS IA Holy MatTimony."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

TpENT0N-Irenton, Mich. PARK Free 4
ihLNiVN open go Special Kidds
Mat. sat Waiter Huston. Mission tn
Moscow. =" "FuotliEht Glamour" singleton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Save Vitamins

SAVE VEGETABLE yitamins
By waterleSs cooking Just one
inch of water an heavy metal
pot with tiGhi-titting cover.
Cook several vegetables m one
pot hy placing each IN pag
formed from a piece of paroh-
ment paper. Such paper can bc
washed And reused manN Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
TWO-PIECE

IS SHE an active youngSter?
Then this cute two-piecer, Pat
tern 4479. with bodice-top skirt
viii keep her trim looking the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

QIVIEpA-Grand Rl,er-Joy Rid. CHI. 42sis
hi'iLhn Charles Boyer loan Eontaine,
THE. Constant Nymph." Fred Astsire snd
joan Leslie IA ''The sky's the IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

T0WCp--l2IS3 Grand River no. 1880 4
iOUbh open $40 =. VI Park Free.
Paulere Goffafd "so Proudly We Halt"
Holy Matrimony," Win Monty Nooiiey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

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judy Garland In presenting Lily Mars"
"Corr.Eidor." ELISA Landi, ID. Woods.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-07
RECApTURE OF D0NET5 BASIN NEARLY ENDED
Russian Forces Advancing on Kiev-Red Aval-
 anthe Closing Exits

MOSCOW, Sept. T. - The Rec Army in the Donets Basin has prac- tically completed recapture of the rich mining area, while Russian forces are advancing in geneyal direction toward Kiev, Capital City of the Ukraine, jumping forward after capturing the rail junction al Konotop and now threatening Bakhmach.
 The Soviet Air forces are soften ing the way for the advancing ground troops and are pounding the enemy front line near the reai of the bases where the Germans are retreating to concentration points where they expect to reor- ganize and attempt to stem the Soviet thrusts.
 The Russian forces are encount- ering heavy rains and miles of mine fields, also demolished bridges
 Today the Red Army's Donets Basin avalanche is pounding the last two exits from the industrial districts of Krasnoarmeyskoye.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-07
MARSHALL MAY
 BE COMMANDER
 INVADING UNITS Chief of Staff Is 10 Lead Forces Across English
 Channel, Is Report

WASHINGTON, Sept. T. The Daily Evening Star says it has learned on the highest authority that Gen. George Marshall, Chief of Staff, will be named Commander in-Chief of the Allied forces in the European theatre to direct any in- vasion from England
 Selection of Gen. Marshall to com mand the invasion forces, the Star says, is a clear indication that preparations for operations across the English Channel are sufficiently advanced to select leader" for the troops who will participate in the assault.
 The Star added that well inform ed sources emphasized Marshall's forthcoming appointment must not be interpreted as meaning invasion will not begin in the next few weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-07
RED ARMY
 CLOSING IN
 ON SEALING
City Reported in Flames Axis Withdrawing on
 600-MiIe Front
tBy Associated Press)

The Soviet forces were reported Monday night by the Moscow radio as within three miles of burning Stalino, key German position in the Donets Basin.
 At the same time the Berlin radio reported Soviet naval forces tried to land force about 80 miles behind the German lines at Ritschi Luga Bay on the eastern part of the Gulf of Finland where the Russians would be within striking distance of Tal- lini lifeline to the Leningrad front.
 Strong Soviet attacks in the Don cts Basin in the Kharkov area con- tinue with "undiminished ferocity." :"
 Moscow reports said the Axis forces arc withdrawing along the 600-mile front which extends from the shores of the Sea of Azov to the Smolensk sector, in some localities, the communique says, the Red Army units have stabbed as much as nine miles deep into German territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-07
MANY BURN T0DEATH IN
 HOTEL FIRE
Searthers Hunt Through Smouldering Ruins for
 UnaC(ounted Victims

HOUSTON, Texas, Sept. 7.-The charred ruins of a small midtown hotel which was swept by fire, dis gorged the bodies of AS persons and searchers are still digging through the smouldering building for others still unaccounted for among the 133 war workers and transients known to have registered for the nights lodging.
 Eye witnesses said many men jumped from windows and the fire escapes.
 The blaze was discovered shortly after midnight.
 The fire quickly cut off one of the two fire escaps and the inside stairway of the three story brick building was likewise made impas- sable.
 The building was one of the old est in Houston.
 The fire was so hot, the firemen could not lay ladders against the building.