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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-07
E.ERE Gases COVERED

THERE IS no question about
the now Laws of Contract Bridge
covering more different kinds of
irregularities than the old ones.
and doing the job well. so that
greater equity * established.
C!car-cut logic Is applied to these
matters:
I. Ecvicwi"g the auction. Be-
fore the auction IS closed, any
player unless h is by law obli-
gated TO paes> may ask tho Oppo-
rcntS to r"statr previous calls. but
Only wien il is his imn TO call.
After the auction is closed. but
before the op""ing lead. the de-
clar"r or n defender may ask the
opponents - r"Statc previous
calls. If any PLAYER during the
auction. ~ = defender after it mas
Closcl df.''H-of that he has made
= C"ll lGa.i on q Instrumentation
or previous call. thus is treated
rs a remark giving information
about his hand. and so pcnalizcd.
iri"r 10 TIE opening lead. tho
dmuy M" rC"lv 10 a defenders
rc@,n'gm.rt request and should
correct errors in rostatcmcnt, but
ma" rot Gsl: to have calls rcsia,-
cd Tic opening lead should be de-
f"Tuh until any request for re-.
statement has rcrn complied with,
After tho opening lend. dccIaror
or defender may 10 Informed
only will; thn contract Is and
whether hut moi by whom. it wac
doubled W rCi0uhlcd.
: Facing "f The dummy hard
E4n'ii conc after the Gpcnirc
l.lL t'' iaw providing thai
iru'30a should 10 placed Nv tbc
dummy at his right
9. .H.n~ back q card wb,ch
r.. "..T played - &on1c,l,,~
'v, = ~, h:t h achs =. ar. =
pi'!ritg!ed b. h.sr r,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-07
Society News
INDIAN SONG.

OH, happy day
I,,r,lu IN beauty
And finished IN beauty also,
,rb,u the morning WAS new
, meadow lark sang in the fields
Oi,,ldr my village.
And at noon cloud Of white but
TEXTILES
Drii,cd across the sun.
Now when the smoke "i evening
tires
,J,rrs aray above the houses ri n..
people
The Moon Woman comes out OF the
hills
Drly.ng her flock of stars before her g..
Elizabeth Ellen Iona;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-07

Miss Eliza Boyd. al Henderson.
made N" honor roll iur the spring
quarter ii t.lpn College. where She
Is Ct student. She L. u daughter ct
Nj. |. ". Boyd. ni Young street.
Fuy'y-SrN"u students. representing
tour state, and ii different North
Carolina counties. We're ON the roll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-07

N.Na'c james l.. Pn,chall. son OF
n. and Mr.. l.. v. pa>chuH. ni
h"I'" =. Henderson. ha, been pro-
w"'"d 10 the raul, ut private inst
class 81 Krc,ivr Field. Mississippi.
and has been enrolled IN kcr%lrr's
hug" Ell Iincratur mcchaurc-
srr"uI. according Ia word from the
r"'. Private paScnail'> promotion
"t. the result "f high scores he rc-
c'rE"d IN his Army mechanical APP
''Udc tests. ii Was stated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-07
Meeting pnStnnnrI.

The meeting ui the Whitmurr-
Wesley class ui the FIRST Methodist
church. originally scheduled Tor
Tuesday evening. has hcrm postponed
until Friday evening. al which time
nm outdoor picnic supper will be- held
at : O'Clock ut lhr church. All mem
BET alv urged tu attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-07
THREE CARS WHEAT
FOR DISTRIBUTION

TNrr" cars ~ Iced wheat arc IN
the team track Opposite Central
school and Will be ready tor dlstrl-
button Tuesday ana Wednesday. The
AAA office announced today. E,r.y
on" interested IN buying Il part al
these shipments WaS advised To cali
i"I 'hclr rcquIrnlcntS ON the two
days designated. The price is Sl.II
per buShcl and all purchasers were
asked To bring their own sacks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-07
(;r To Washington.

Mr.. Thomas badger, III and
children lrir Saturday Ia JON Major
Eads", ~ Washington. -. {. where
they viii mai.v their home Mrs.
Badger was accompanied by Mrs.
William Harris. who viii remain III
Washington Tor u short time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-07
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on Authorities"

correct certain irregularities.
such as n revoke. playing twice to
q trick. etc.
4. a card is deemed to have
been played from dcclarcr's hand
when the card touches the table
after being detached from his re-
naming cards with apparent in
tent To play: from dummy Tor
from dcclarcr's own hand if ne has
faced it, when he names or
touches It, unless for a purpose
other than play either manifest or
mentioned by him. from either
dcClarcr's or dummy's hand when
named hv him as the one he pro.
poses To play: by a defender when
his partner sees its face after il
has been detached from his rc-
naming cards with apparent in
tent To play. when it is named bv
him as orc he proposes to play.
or. il his hand is faced. when he
names or touches il unless for n
purpose other than play either
manifest or mentioned by him.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-07
From Charlotte,

lI-, T.. Il. Austin. al CharIntIr. o..
,,,ltm. u.r mother, Mrs. /. l.. Gary.
81, nr, homo "u Charles street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-07

Eni0h +. GrI~spm has been POO
,'.'"d ~ the rank ui sturckccp.r' SCr-
cm' C!a-, a. thr Naval r;rtniG2
School. Richmond. Va. where he is
s'D'.ucd II" Is the IN uI Nj. and
iiu.. j. NJ. Gris%um
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-07
IrlNCr Mcctinc lslnil.

The PRAYER meeting band VIII meet
Tuesday evening It " O'clock at thu
county home. with Mrs. II. X. King
rs leader.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-07
r y
= WITH OUR BOYS "
. IN SERVICE \
Returns Ia Duty.

James l.. fHlisurr at the /. =.
Naval Ec,rrN" has returned /" Guy
~ l.us NugvIr,. Cal. after spending
!, day tWIuuGn here with Mrs.
Fa.ku"r
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-07

carly spring and then QUIT as soon
as tHc wvHincr get hot. The fellow
who plugs along and keeps plant
ing. l., the one VII" generally prod
uCcs an. abundance OF food.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-07
To New York.

Ms Meta R"oltcr has gone 10
N,y, Hugk un Il buying trip iu.
.Arlcuc-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-07

f"uIl want To- make al least umr
rldy~ut ~ri like tins u''uaciIlv NM-
IAN AlarrIu Pattern $500 SOFT dart,
DlGlt~ ana inset wal,'baud o.. H.,
"n"-pIccr piAy>Wt are i!n'trrlu@. We;
simple a. can be To- Soy. Nice ipi a.c-
iIN" sports. Make II shI.twai>,
dress by adding skirt.
Pattern $500 may be- ordered ,aly
n MISSES sizes -. II. Is. 10 and ~.
SIC Is. phy-u.t ana SKIRT. .rpu..,
/ - yards 35-iuch fabric.
Send SlNTEEN CENTS in com,
for this Marian Martin pattern
Write plainly SIZE, NAME, AID
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order to Daily Dispatch
Pattern Department, 232 ". 18th s..
New York, N. Y.
Because Of the SlowrcSS of the
mails. delivery of our patterns .nay
AXE few days longer than usual
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-07
Brit, of Son.

Mr. and Mrs Vc>tCr Knight dli-
n"unCC the birth Of Il son. Adrian
LEON. on June | al Roanoke Rapids
hospital. Mother and son are doing
nicely.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11
| LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

c. H. Clay of Troy was transact
ing business in Libby on Tuesday.
c. II. Belmont of Eureka was
transacting business in the county
seat Saturday
H. L. Basham and family have
moved to Libby from Dover, Ida.
Mr.. Basham will be employed by
the j. Neils company here.
Mrs. Peter Jaborski left Wednes-
day for Los Angeles, Calf, for a
visit with Mr.. Jaborski who is To-
Gated there in branch of the
armed forces.
Mrs. O. H. Nordstrom spent the
weekend visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Madden, in Rex
ford Mr.. Nordstrom was also there
from Kalispell
Libby friends will be interested
in the news that Mrs. Don Roberts,
former Libby school teacher, has
gone TO Monroe, La, to join Lieut..
Roberts who is in the armed
forces.
Mrs. Chas. Libby, Jr., of Spokane
spent the weekend in Libby visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Jewell Her husband, Lieut. Libby,
has been transferred TO Douglas,
Ariz., and is in the air force, the
second mapping squadron.
Wayne Shanahan came in from
his employment in Spokane for a
short visit with Mrs. Shanahan be-
fore going on to Helena to begin
service in the navy. He enlisted
last summer and has been awaiting
call since that time. He expects to
be sent to Norfolk, Va.
Glenn West, one-time resident of
Libby for a number of years but
now with the forest service at Mis-
soula, spent few hours in the city
Tuesday He is temporarily with a
forest service crew that is cruis-
ing a body of timber on Pinkham
creek, in the Rexford district
Captain M r. Knudson has been
here during the week from Camp
Roberts, Calf, for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Knud-
son. He will leave Saturday for
Fort Benning, Ca, where he will
take training to equip him for serv-
ice in parachute troops. His partic-
ular branch is to be that of the
transporting of artillery by plane,
comparatively new venture in war
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11
ADVISE TO GASOLINE USERS

H. B. Wallace, local head of ra-
tloning and price administration,
has word of advise for holders of
B. c. Z and R gas rationing cards.
He warns that these cards must be
turned into his office after expira-
ton date as shown on the cover of
the book, regardless of the number
of coupons that may be left in tie
book at that time. After the ex-
piration date the coupons in tine
book have no further value and
must be surrendered to his office,
he states.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11

repaired to the Tavern Cafe where
dinner was served, and for which
a lovely wedding cake was provided
by Mrs. George Beasley. Satur-
day night a reception was held at
the La Marie home for relatives and
friends Of the couple. In addition to
the principals and those assisting
at the wedding ceremony, others
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Beasley, Mrs. Wilson and Mr.. Beas-
ley being sister and brother of the
bride.
The bride is employed by the
Armour Packing Co. in Spokane
The groom is in army service and is
stationed at Fort Douglas, Utah.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11
Young Couple
axe Marriage Vows

A pretty but quiet wedding joined
the lives of two young people when
Miss Gneria Beasley, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. f. Beasley, and
Theodore Wander Voorden took
their marriage vows on Friday,
March 5. The ceremony was held
at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. Dalton La Marie, and the mar
riage service was read by the Rev.
E. Roy Fort. The couple stood le-
meath pretty pink and white arch
and were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
La Marie.
Following the ceremony the group
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11
Lions Hosts to
Basketball Squad
At Banquet

Another one of those meetings at
which everyone present seemed to
enjoy himself heartily was the din
ner given Monday night by the
Lions club in honor of the high
school basketball squad. The dim
ner was served at the Tavern Cafe
and those present, including the
Lions and their guests, numbered
twenty seven.
The meeting was ably presided
over by President Jack Swarens,
with Lion Harry Hough, as chair
man of the athletics committee, as
sisting in the introducing Of tie
speakers and in other ways.
A number of guests and Lions
spoke briefly. Supt A. A. Wood
held the interested attention of the
group in a brief reference to the
history of athletics in the school,
barking back to the days when Lib
by boosted a basketball team that
ranked with the best in the North
west and coming down to the pres
ent. He complimented this years
squad for their good work at the
tournament and for winning second
place Lee Tinker spoke briefly of
his experiences in the game, ne
having been quite an athlete in
his earlier years Coach Vikre gave
an interesting talk, referring to the
work done by the boys. Harry
Hough also spoke briefly, as did
Rav. f. A. Dalton who expressed his
enjoyment at being a guest Of the
club. Smith Reed presided at the
piano with accomplishments for the
singing and also gave number
of spirited selections.
A number of the basketball boys
spoke, expressing their thanks to
the Lions.
The club decided to hold its La
dies Night on Saturday, March n.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11
FARM WOMEN'S CLUB
ENTERTAINED

The March meeting of the Libby
Farm Women's Club was held at
the home Of Mrs. Walter McCallum
with Mrs. Don Slauson and Mrs.
Ray Beebe as co-hostesses. Follow
ing a delightful luncheon the meet
ing was called to order by the vice
president, Mrs. Lloyd Maize. The
% members present united in re-
peating the club creed. Mrs. Floye
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11
ATTENDS STATE CONFERENCE

County Superintendent Jessie S.
Fagerberg is in Helena this week
attending the annual conference
called by the state superintendent
of public instruction The super.n-
tendents will be given instruction
pertaining to new legislation con-
corning the schools of the state.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11

Bowen, assisted by Mrs. Hugh Slau-
son, gave very interesting demon
stration of First Aid for feature.
The club took action to donate
$500 to the Red Cross drive, also
to fill one of the army kits.
Mrs. McCallum drew the mystery
package.
All departed after very enjov-
able afternoon.
CLUB REPORTER.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11
Rituminous Coal

Always leave part of the glowing
coal exposed to ignite gases leaving
freshly added coal. Admit air over
the fire through special secondary
air device, through a slide in the
fire door, or by opening the fire
door slightly. Supply just enough
air to make the gases burn rapidly
and smokelessly above the fuel bed.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11

Tourist mementos of peacetime
trips abroad, in the form of films,
snapshots and postcards of place and
scenes in what are now enemy-oc-
cupied countries and enemy lands,
already have been of great military
value to Allied airmen.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11
FOR RENT

Furnished room by the week or
month"; Second St, Phone 22-M.
Att
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11

For Rents room modern furn-
ished apartment.-Mrs. Bert Withee.
Aft
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11
WANTED

Wanted-Veal, beef, pork and
poultry. Write or call Rolyards
Grocery & Market, phone los. 35-tf
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11

Horton electric washing machine
and wringer.-H. B. Wallace. 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11

For Sale or Rent-Small modern
house. See w. H. Kemp. i2-tf
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11

For Sale-Small modern house,
close to mill. See Frank George. 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11

Ranch at Volcour for rent; 40 a.
in cultivation. See Mrs. Myrtle
Noble. 41-tf
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11
CLASSIC
FOR SALE

For Sale-Good young team, mare
and horse. Inquire Glen Oneal. Ut
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11

For Sale - Reasonable. Three
room house, one block from mill,
east end of Boulevard Raymond
thinner, Box 1858, Libby. 42-43
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-03-11

For Sale-One Jersey COW, years
old, with 2 weeks old calf at side.
Geo H. Austin Troy, Mont. 1t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
FINAL EXERCISES OF
BIBLE SCHOOL TONIGHT

The final exercises Of the Vaca-
ton Bible School will De neld in
the First Baptist Church Audi
forum at 7:45 o'clock this
evening. A total of 1913 enrolled IN
the school and an average of al
most 100 has been had.
Mrs. T. F HcTndon viii be DID
charge OF tOnights program MIS-.
Herndon has served a. principal.
approximately 30 OF the students
will receive certificates for work
accomplished.
The S,ory Hour has been d.
charge Of Mis-. Annie Gciger.
The Beginners have had Mrs o
J. Keel IS superintendent. and
Mrs. John Gumula. Mrs. PIedaf
Archer, and Mrs. Catch Kuielct
as helpers
The Primaries have had Ma
Walker Wilson as superintendent
Mrs. Mildred GeIgcr. Mrs. DN'
Brock. Mrs. Tom Gibson Mrs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
BY RUSSEML KAY

telling of Coffee. "a and q cents
. pound. Palmolive Soap. 3 cakes
fuF 25c: Sleepwell Mattresses.
sl5se0: Mems No-Fade Shirts. 3
for S275. Mems Underwear. 3
suits for S275. Florsheim Shoes.
81 So So 90. Creamery Butter. 44c
pound. Hamburger. IL IL cents
ib Ladies Pumps. S249: Mems
Isle Hose. Sc pair-Ladies'. lie
pair Window Shades. 33c each;
Genuine Cool Cloth and Palm
Beach Mems Suits. $3.50 and S9.75
and there were cuffs on the
trousers and merchants never
hc I'd 81 ration book McGuire's
S'urc in Plant CITY offered gal
Ions II gas for 25c to any custom
er making purchase of $40 or
more-Thc Tampa Furniture
Company was offering to cash
oar 500 Liberty Bond for Sll0
IN a furniture Order-Haircuts
were advertised at 25c each-we
didn't have Barber Board in
those days-The Tampa Tribune
proudly announced on its mast
head. Circulation. $500.
Rubber companies were using
half page advertisements trying
a. fei folks TO play safe with a
new set Of tires. A page ad an
bounced the new Elcar Touring
model at Ss75OO.wkile the Chand-
Dr. Six was prcsShted at sl.395
delivered
And that folks. gives you some
thing to think about. Maybe if
you dropped around TO your local
newspaper office and looked over
fhs back files you'd get a real
thrill and realize that we've been
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09

an opportunity to see the work
of the students and see their ac-
compliShments.
Mrs. Robert Jackson, who has
had charge of the music. promises
dn anthem with Juniors and In
termediateS singing.
Rev. Ted Jones, who has serv-
ed as supervisor. will have the
closing Character Story in to-
nights program. Everyone is cor
dially invited TO attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09

Roy Darville and Mrs. Russell
Baldwin as helpers.
The Juniors have had Mrs. Viola
Ailard as superintendent, Mrs.
John Turner. Mrs. Vernon Rob-
cris. Miss Nell Rose Archer.
The intermediates have been in
chargc Of Mrs. p. L. Cannon. Mrs.
Edna Albury and Mrs. Frank Lob
mtg.
After the program tonight the
visitors and parents will be given
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-09

through all this bcforc-and may
be when YOU count yoUr change
you'll find the balance isn't Us pa
as you had imagined
II is still a good world ard prom
iseS Ia be q better one. $50 don I
sell America short.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-05
Gnglifcbe 5rbulreform
Der Na.bfriessplan fir bic Nadjfriaesjuaenb

Us lit feln 3uiaa. oab elm ioebeu
"eroffentlifter Ylan Der ens.iIher
Healerung iioer Oas fiinftiae SGul.
nelen niht boil eiaer &eiorm, ionberu
pom Wieberauiban bes llnterridts
iprid)t. Sie Sauptsiele oes Hlans
oen &inoern cine gIiitIidere SugenS
ano einen beiieren Start fiirs 0eben
5it lid,ern. geboren 5u Oem groben 10.
5ialen llmihlpung, oen man ae.u6bn
llb nnr IN 'niidternen MaBnabmen
lple grbelts5eitreselllng ODER aran,
tenperltferlng erblidt Der aber obne
elne mooerne Sduleraiebung rnbenf.
tlr lit. Die eneliihen sdulen beoiir.
ZEN leoof auh ossbalb eineebenoer
Sorgfalt. ereil lie ourh oen &riea,
Hurd Die jaDrelangs Gpafuation bon
I..,ioerttauienben unb seitipeiie Nil.
lionen &inoern, ourh sic pielfud,e
Serlegung bon Sfulen our6 Ole
yombnroIerung ton Sd,ulgebduoen,
Our6 Sebrermangel etc. if1pere Sto.
runaen bes 8etriebs erlitten, oie irei
!iW nlpt IN ouen SaHoasteiien g.vra
N rem uno leit uugefdbr a'7ei Sabrer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-05
Webr(tatuS Der
@nabk6n1mltcbelr
miro rrht0tert
Gin,iehuno Der Ddter :eeinnt ab I. Oftober

oienIt SuriidGelteQt bleiben.
Iie lofaIen Weh-Gmter lpurben
ierner initrliiert, cith fitnftig 5uerIt
9eoiae uno perbeirctete, aber ftnber-
loie gbemGnner, rpenn sieie nif,t aus
~erufseriinben ODER SdrtegriinOen
3uriidgeiteut iinb. ein5usieben uto Sic
.1ntlaiiifiSierung Der 8ater in Der
8ruppe 3.M ynur ipenu notlg, Tim
Die Inforoe-,ingen on Elm lofales
MINT fir WGnner fiir ben @ebroien.t
3u erfiillen". por5u,lebnlen.
Sie einslfbune Ser Batter miro in
ser Aeibenfo!ge ihrer Srbernammer
ericIgen unS obne Miifiid)t auf oas
alIter. Die en:ifeibuno i'm Sale eines
i,hen ein5elnnn Wannes liest lei DEM
iufalen @ebramt, lebofl beItebt bds
9erliiunesreft bageser.
2ofaIe @ebl inter baben Sfspierig-
feiten nit Gltern BON Sungeu inter
Is Sabren barihtet, Die inlibes Il.er
araeaeben barsn, Tim iId) regiitrieren
su founen. Sn 3utunIt miiilen oieie
Suugen oen 8ebrS.sibein uurlegen
}uho in 3,reiiclsfGaen sic Gltern ui,-
tcrrid)ten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-05
@ffen(ibe in 5fpei
Grbteilen i(t moQlict)

2pnbpn. Sen 9riten, oenen
oerIproben puroe, oaB oie Sample
on ser europaiifen Sront nod oie.
len CONNER Beginner peroen. panO.
ten niin ibre NuimerfIamfeit Dem
Hasiiif su, po General Macartburs
Siieniiue segen Rabaul OILS elm 9e-
neis fir Die Sab gfeit ser aGiierten
angeieben puroe. Die Oiieniipe gegen
Die gd)ie in stpei groteilen gleif.
3eltig su ergreifen.
Die 9onOoner @reiie iprad, BON
elmer sroBen 1m3 3;ngelunss-S
lipe" uno reinem pierieitigen Ea3-
iif-GorItoB. r2onoon Star" iagte.
es banole iib bier INN cine Oiien-
iipe, Der lid ~oie Sapaner nit oaen
yperiiiabaren 6lotten-. 2uit. uno
Sanbitreitfrditen mioerieten miiiien.
iuenn Tie einen ginbruh in oie iiio-
oItl. 8aItion Der aliatild)en Sseitung
oerb;noer mollen." 9as Ylntt mar
ebenio pie sic .Heus". ser aniiht,
oaB burh bieie Sfieniipe ser sseinS
auf leinen ariegsbafen 5ruf 5uriif
gelporien Deroen Iou.
Die Ad)ie. Die nihts iiber Die
al a:ierten Mblihten meib, ltellt inapi.
li6en rueitere Snualionsuermutuneeu
an.
Teutihe Wilitdrfahleute famen
audi su elmer gntifeioung, mas lie
iiber Gburdias neulihe Meoe iagen
molten. Der WiIit6rforreiponoenl
oes DN8 itlob iid Ser aniiht bes
Hremiers an, oab Dor gintritt o,s
&erbItes id,pere Sample an mebr
als e;ner 5ront gu erparten leien
CT meinte freilih oab gu oieien
admpien aud .anf re Operationer
geboren fonnen, iiher Die Gburhill
feline aontrone bot, tpomit er Of.
lIenbar iasen moate, oab Die 1eut.
ihen irge;omie in Der Gage iein
iiber bas 6elotelepbon 81 leiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-05

&airo. 200 amerifaniihe leidte
Nonlber fiibrien ON 1. slugilt einen
I*iperen gagesnneriff nnf Die rr-
:ndriidben Oeifelber BON VIoiti aus.
otIn pifJtigiten 3ieI in san5 Siiboit.
europa. Gie 6lieger batten et,pa 100
sfrilen Stumbling 5uriifsulegen. Sic
ilogen iiber @riehenlano mO gulga.
rlen binipee. Inn oieien ShIaa geger
Sitlers Selqueuen 3u fiibren. Man
ueiB, SaB 15 bon Deutihlanos Gel
fur Die sSlugnraflt aus HurnGnien
.nmmt. Mber Die 9lfIe lpar nuc, bier
sariiitet. 80 @onl5er Ningen oen slni-
icrten babel perloren. slber Der onse-
rittete Sfroben mar es pert. logte
bie Hegieruna i'll WnIhington.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-05

piiroen, irsenbrpo bie Snitiatipe gu.
riidSuerlansen. gr belt aber oiien.
Bar cine oliierte Snpalion fiir
ielbltoerItlnoIif,, oenn er ben,erfte,
ooB Die SeutIhen bierbe: i'm SorteiI
Ieln ipiiroen, Do Tie nuf ibrem eise-
men 9ooen fimpien.
glus ser Shmei3 purbe beribtet,
oaB Die iaihiItiihe Breiie meiterbin
perluht, Die Stal:ener su itarfemt
@ioeritanosepillen auT3upeitihen.
D,uiiolinis ~HopoIp o'StaIia" iaste:
vStalien f1mpft Inn 2eben ODER
Soo, es lit aber rihtlser 5u iasen,
oaB mir uns DEM Shidial untermor.
fen miiiien, oas 8rannus oeu Be-
liegten auferlegte, uenn mir nif)t
liegen." grannus mar Der Mnflihrer
Ger 8allier, Ser Die Honer 800 b.
Gbr. bel aGia beiieste unS NIT
Dem &uf .@ebe Sen g,liegten" ge-
gen &om poritleb unb Die Saupt-
Itaot 5eritorte.