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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-06
HippcSrcn,e Gkeater
ySelo, Iriseo, !Nella" beainnt hente
Iunnerstag, ben 6. Wai.

@enn ruplifaliid)e isflme gemaft
tperoen ioIlerL oann gibt es Elm Strl-
oio in SoIlp,pooo oas ale anoeren
iibertrifit. Ssett baben Goth Century
isor SerIteaer bon rIleronear' ;
Ragtime 9ano", rNfp Gal Sul" unN
rSpriuetime in the Hodies", es lpie=
Ser pollbrod,t NIT Sem neucn Slim
nSello, Srisco, SeIlo". Ser neue
slim lit ehenlo gut luie oie oben Sc
:lannten, iuenn niht nod beiler. Die
rcitelrollen liegcn in SGnben poG
Mice Sane. Sobn Gagne, Sad S1fie,
unb Spnm Bari, Die bon 2airo Gre
oar. Sllne Sapoc, gSuro Bomb lno
George Barber uno anoeren mebr
unterInitt pe,oen. Die neuen Sieoer
;pic n8ee, 9ut Sst's 8reat to Weet q
Srieno Srom Dotr Some Soipn"
y2inop Sou" ,mo vHaatime Goapbup
SSsoe" ioipie rSello sSrisco" iino 81:
boren. @enn Sic Mlriif lieben ,lnb
iih einntal gut mterbalten ,pollen, 10
perpaiien Sic oieien Slim nidt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-06

ssrieesfnnS. .&asne srofer Grfolo.

Tie 1943 Mote &reu5 &riegsfono-
&agne, 'Sie am 1. Mdr5 begann,
iii gum MbihluB sebraht iuorben ,lno
Ies puroe mebr geseibnet als ertpartet
.purSp, iagt 8alter 9. 8ifforo aus
9selp Worf, Yr1itoent ser Mmerican
Telephone l,nb 5eleeratb Company,
:.sto 0oritber ser aampagne.
1as rationale 3iel ,par 1926, ,000,-
600, Die grobte Summe, um bie ie
|angeiud)t tpuroe bon irgen0einer Or.
ganiiatipn oes 2anbes uno es muir.
sen S13s, 100000 se5eidnet nno BEL.
eetraeen, trosoem i'm M1r5 sic Gin
folnmenlte1ern einfaiiiert tpur0er.
Oies lit Elm 8elpeis, baB mir, gau5
gleih pie ercB oas Nroblean in oieier
ariegsseit lit, gerne uno ireilpilia
sc nottpenoigeu SpIer brineen.
Sn einigen Srten lit oie 4ampaav
ne nod nid,t obseihlpNen une es miro
|ansenommen raB bieier genunnte Be-
trag nod bober lein miro unb baB Sas
stmeritaniidNe Mote &reus burf) 6is
6reigebiefeit 1tno Geriteben bes ame-
rtfaniidan Golfes feline 5ielbe.ratBtc
menihlide Mrbeit aud) lpeiterbin tim
tnnn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-06

'Sm Hublic Mnoitprimm am IL. Mai
sur @efreiuns uun SlGdtliugeu

Cine itaotpeite GemonItratlon 5ur
gefreiun9 BON SIiihtlingen aus Sit
lers europa miro Wfitt.ppdp ben 12
Wai, Inn 8 llbr abeuos, i'm Eltblic
aa,oitorilm itnttfinoen. 8ouperneur
!,Sso1n ~ 9rider mo anoere natlona-
lie 9siibrer ser Girhen, srbeiter, SSns
suitrie uno Gegier,lns peroen Heoen
halten. Tr. 3. 81. Sbarpe, neulih ct
ipobIter 9rGiiSent Der Glenelano
Shur1 federation urlo sItca $.
Silpsr bonn Sen,pel iino Heonar fiir
fieie Gariamnllung. Grsbiifoi Soieph
Shrembs, uon ser tatbuliid)en Sio-
3oie, fam nift anre, ,en0 leln uno
i,tidte iolgenoe 9otid>ait: sd, mir,
>p MIDI irsl,en nit Sbneu 81 ieil!,
ober ih iiirhte baB nein @eitnobeits-
3uitano mir niht erlaubt bei5lnpob-
men. Sallen Sle MIDI Sbnen nber Der.
ihern. SoB mein Ser5 NIT Ssbnen III
uno Sbren 9e,lten. 8ebe @ott oat
oieies ammenihlihe Shlahten eiu
6anoiges gnoe iirroen lppue."
Sobn s. Mobrif, Gi5esYrdlioeni
SIS Cleveland Seanriter TiitrictGoun
III or. 5. OF g., Hifaro &eiiinser
ErGiioent Ses Glepelanb Snoultrial
Union Councils (G. s. - .no u. S
sSbitnep, YrGiioent ser brotherhood
Of Nailnap Erainmen meroen fir oil
,Irbeiter iprqden. gintritt lit fret.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-06
1)er,ratt> iiir
>as Kon3entratienslaeer

2onbon. Sir SEN grbalt bon 8ut=
ter allberbal6 ser fir Suoen erta,lb-
ten Ginfauislhlnoen pllroe eine gan5e
jitbiihc Samilie in SoQano ins Som
5tntrationslager iiberiiibrt. Mus tri-
rnten Suellen miro befnmtgegeben,
haB Ole 6antille 5llnGdNt i'm &on5en-
tratipnslnger Welterbrocf imterniert
nno Damn in Mihtung 9eutid,lu,0
.,btransportiert tpurbe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-06
wic lebt man tint
Didnfteel?

@aibinaton (ONs(.) - ssiir 9i.
lpten uno Slugseuabeiasunaen, Sic
in Gihunael ooer @iiite perihlagen
nerSan, lit semdB fiirslicber gnfiia.
olruna bes &ri.gsoepartments ell,
Siibrer berausgegeben morben Ser
9lntpciiuneen Oariiter tntbdlt, m:a
Non in icINcn Beb;et.n bis CUR Mn.
funit bon Silfe ourh5ubalten Der.
mag. Ser isiibrer, ser Sen 1itei
trGst: rSunsle anb 2piert Gmer-
senc:es", miro in ,3ufunit sur Soil
ihirmler- -ausriiituna aeboren.
Ser ssiibrer bsiiet einen ltmihlag
II leuhtenoem SHOT, oamit er lid bon
ser 6arbc bes Sihunsals ooer Ser
@iiite ihari ohbebt, menn Ser @e.
liter i'm perlieren iollte. Gr lit auf
malierfeitem Eap:er georudt, llno
ser sum @inhen uerapanbte Seim lit
nit einem Bulner permiidlt, bos
,snicften icrnbGlt. Ser ,siibrer nur-
SC nah iorgidltieen Stuoien Ser
3ult1nSe in SidungeI unb @iiIts
ron, 9iiro ser Notwithstanding
ser amerifaniid,en 2uituaiie per
ioit.
@enn Elm Slue5eug iiher abecle,
gencn Gidllngel- ooer @iiitengebie-
ten in Shpierigfeiten gerdt, lit cine
fpntrollierte Notlanouns Dem Ser
lciien Ocs Slus5euges ourcb Sail
idirn1abiprung INNER porsu5iehcn.
Gie Briinoe oafiir iino, oaB ielbit
be. elmer unter aontrolle nca5ogenen
@ruhlonouna oos fslugseug nob
BON Silie iiir Die 8eiatung lein
fam: 0:e Maid,ine fam llnterfunIt
aeluGbren; Gel fam perbrannt rnA
Saourh sur Gr5euauns bon Warnle
uno BON sfauhiianalen nermanot
meroen; Material lit porbanocn 5iir
Seritelluna impropiiierter Sropen.
belme, 9uihmeiier uno Signallta.
tioncn.
Gin Sauptratiflag lit: vSonole
nit)t iiberItiir5t. lle6cr!egc, Damn
Gamble. Shlaf uuo Nabrung linn
midtig; rergiB es nid)t, iuenn Su es
eiIig bait, absuipringen."
Gin Wann fam pohenlang nit
Siherbeit. i'm IId)ungel leben. wenn
er nidbt Ser Eanif perfGut uno ieinen
2upi 81 eebral,ten mciB. Ser
Iihungel bietet euteS @aller l,nS
Nabrung, lpenn ou meibt, lso Oh tic
i;noen fonnit."
Ginen Shliiiiel our sluiiinouna
ron @aiier Iiefert sic Satiahe, oab
init aae 5iera in Ser lforgens imS
Mountaineering @aiieriteaen aaf.
iuheu. Iesinii5ieruna oes @aiiers
Surc) Mbfotbau ooer burh Sin5nIit,
gung BON Gbemifulien miro oils un-
mSingt notnenbi9 be5eidnet. 80
feline natiirlihen @aiierQueaen ge'
ilrnoen wcrbcu fonnen, entbalten
9,anenitdmme, Sihungelnaintrar.
ben uno oife Mpbrit0fe einen gi,ter
Waiiereriat.
Naturlide Nabrlmg gibt es an
Sen meiiten Stallen bes SIhungels,
nur muB man 5miIhen Sen genieB-
6aren uno @iftpilar5en unter'url-
SEN fOnnen. Irci allsemeine Negeln
fir sic ltnteriheibung perSen gege,
ben:
1. SBt nihts, bas einen bltterer
@eihmad bat, menn bu niht lihel
hiit, rpas es lit.
2. 9ermeibe aGe HIan5en, SIC
milhieen Sait baben.
3. aaes, mas Die AIIen IreNen.
fonnit ou elien. (ltnb Die 9lfTen
fannIt ou aud clien.)
3pun;ia oagenein perbreltete
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-06

genau beihrieben unS abeebiISet;
Nnpeiiungen fir ibre 8ubereitung
nerben seaeben. Iud perihieoene
liere, o:e quite Nabrung nbgeben,
iieben ani ser 2ilte, 0a3u Snieften,
oie i'm Notfaa beripeiit neroen fon.
nen. Was oieie betrifit, 10 f0nnen
9(meiien nod Gntiernlns Ser Sill
ael rob eseeiien tperoen, nabreno
Gaiern 5unGdit eefod)t, aebraten
ooer getrodnet tperocn iolltcn.
Cur Grba.tl,ng ser 8,iunobeit i'm
Sihungel miro ser reselmlBiee @e.
nuB bon Ghinin ober Gbinineriab
empfoblcn, bamit grfranfung an
MaIoria perhiitet miro, uno ierncr
Sic Serpenouns iraenbeines Sd)nt.
ses eegen Die Mosfitos. Msosfitos
meroan als sic gefGbrlihiten snief-
ten oes Dihunaels be5eibnet.
g(ud ser tdglihc @enuB bon Sal,
MIRO empioblen, oamit oas Sals i'm
Gorper eriett miro, oas SurH tor
fes Sdapiten nerlorensebt..
Ser Ssiibrer betont. bob bie @e-
iabren, Die BON ser 1iertpelt .bes
Tidnmgels nnb bon Gingeborcnen
rroten, inn allgemeinen erbeblidl
iihertrieben ,perben. Sorpeit es iid)
nm gineeborene banoelt, aibt es NIT
Nusnabme ser aui Neu Gu nea uns
in etpiiien 8ebieten bon Niiam nur
ipeniae aeidbrlid,e Gihunaelbetpob-'
ner.
@enn man, tpie &inSer. NIT ei.
nem sniammengebunSenen 5aosn
Tingerfunititiidhen = tpie Spinn-
eeme6e lI,p. madt, bat man Ell
Een fait unipericuen ;3eitpertreib
nit gingeborenen bes 0ihungels
seiunoen unS cine 8esiebung 5u
ihncn Eraeitellt. Die aenntnis iol.
der einfahan Srifs oient als Gin
iiibrl,ne bei sen ginseborenen faIt
icben 9Ihungels.
sci bsionoers poriihtig in Ser
@ebanblung bon Giugeborenen".
narnt Ser Siibrer, .tpenn ou bid
illnerhaIb ooer in Scr Ndbe feiroli.
chen 8ebietes auibGltIt. Sic fonneA
sir, tpenn Tie ipollen, 81 beinen 81
rien suriidbelien. @eriuhe teine ter
rcriitiihen Wetbooen, nm iie su re-
regen, etipas iiir bid) Az tlln oocr
sid, 5u perbersen. Die Gingcborenen
Oes Sihuuaels iino balo bier, balr
sort, aber penn lie .nid,t bebrob!
cher mibbrailft merben, uerratcn
iie bid ieIten Dem seinoe."
Sir oas gerbalten in ser @iiit'
miro betont, Dab es beim abipringen
aus eiuem beibdbigtenIlueseug tpid,-
tiger lit, @aiier mitsunebmen. als
2ebensmittel. Stellt lih sic ssrage.
entrpeoer 9ebensmittel ooer @aiier
mitSunehmen, 10 miro Dem Iliegcr
geraten, 9ebensmiitel Suriid5ulaiicn
uno ii6 aui sic Mitnabme BON @al-
ier 8u beld,rdnfen. 8arme 8lei.
rungsItiide iollten niht uergsiien
meroen; trot Ser 1dredliden Site
u1breno oes cages iintt o:e Sempe-
ratur BEL Nodt oft bis Su % 8raS.
Der isiibrer entbGlt ierner beion.
Sere Mnapeiiuneen iiir sic Iertpen-
Sune oes isallihirmes ais Belt, oes
Sibfiiiens OILS 2ropenbelm unb oes
isalIihirmgcpdds als Sorniiter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-06
HSstitpreis eeplat,t iiir
scbra,,stte 2l,,tcntobile

@aibinston. Die Office Of Hrice
Nomin;itratipn erflGrte, tie beab.
iibtise, SGfitpreie iiir gebraudJts
sslltpmobile feIt3uieben. Die WaBnabs
me iou Elm plGtlicbes Gmporihnellen
Der Yreiie iniolee zines tpad)lenben
Wnngels an gebraudten 9lastos unS
oes flsiner neroenbet Sorrats iii
neuen Waihinen perbiiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-06

ten. Sic &erlnimrng ser Mahihub.
linien gegen Die Huilen in Der Git
ice tpuroen BON idnparen engliihen
Yombern in iebr groBcm MaBitab BON
i11pimnenoen Minen berieudt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-06

Gtnb Ste unb Sbre Mnseb5ri8em
Nsitelieb i'm 0rantsnuerein mnb
Central 0ertanb? @enn niht, iett
III bic 3eit beiSutreten. Tim genauere
Snformahiun rufen Sie ben QpfaI.
bertreter az.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-06
6ebiet Scr office tuirS
NIT 111incn bcleot

SonSon. Gie &uiien iesen ibre 81
ieniipe in Ser 2uft fort uno beleate.l
GGfiasbera oas finite NAL nit @om.
Evening star., 1943-04-08
"a Billions for Navy,
Most Ever Sought,
Asked Of Congress
Grim Reminder of Cost
Of Worship Repairs
And Replacement Given
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A Navy request for $24.55l .O7O, 900
In new funds for the 1914 fiscal year
was laid before Congress today with
grim reminder of the cost of re-
pairing and replacing ships dam
aged In battle.
The estimated financial needs
largest amount ever sought for the
sea-fighting forces-were sent to
Congress by President Roosevelt. and
Chairman Cannon announced an
Appropriations Subcommittee would
begin studying them Saturday.
From Chairman Vinson of the
House Naval Affairs Committee came
the assertion that the unprecedented
appropriations would 60 to add
greater and greater strength to the
heet and its air arm until we drive
the enemy from the sea back to his
shore as we press forward to vic
tory"
Plans Unmatched Power,
The biggest auocations in the
estimates include s9,O24 100000 for
the increase, repair and replacement
OF naval vessels, 53,476, 300 900 for the
Bureau of Ordnance. s4,286. 900
for the Bureau of Supplies and Ac-
counts. 81 1897 100000 for the Bureau
OF Ships. and sl,64OOOO,o0O for the
Bureau Of Aeronautics.
Mr.. Cannon termed it the largest
regular appropriation bill for the
navy IN history. It compares with
s23,63O,00O,00O appropriated for the
1943 fiscal year, but that amount in
cluded supplemental, deficiency and
emergency appropriations as well as
the regular allotment OF approxl-
mately sl4.00O,O0O,OOO
The request reached Capitol Hill
close on the heels of Secretary of
the Navy Knox's recent testimony
before congressional committees that
the Navy is determined to build it.
self into unmatched power on and
above the seas.
He estimated that Navy personnel
Will swell to a strength OF $500 900
by the end of the year.
There was no breakdown, for rea-
sons of military security, on how
many tons in ship bottoms or how
many fighting planes and bombers
will be provided by the 1914 expendi-
lures. Mr.. Vinson pointed out. how
ever. that about sl0,0OO,O 1000 900 of
the money would 90 for construction
already authorized.
Money for Carriers.
But, even with the lack of those
specific figures, it was regarded as
certain by lawmakers close to the
Navy Department that a substantial
amount of the money would be built
into plane carriers and into smaller
vessels to combat submarines.
In addition to the other appro-
priations. the requested amount car
ries S36,897000 for the Office OF the
Secretary. 1923 .509,OOO for the Bu-
reau of Naval Personnel; s73,OOO,OOO
for the Bureau of Medicine and Sur
gerry, 81 $50, 100000 for the Bureau of
Yards and Docks, 1851 ,O58 900 for
the Marine Corps, $2lO,00O,0OO for
construction of floating dry docks.
s467 .S79 900 for the Coast Guard and
S2,079, 100 for contingent expenses.
Evening star., 1943-04-08
w.; \Xz$;'f5iS' +: 5:
-

CONCERTS.
Soldiers Home Band, Stanley
Hall. $50 pm. today.
Marine Band, Marine Barracks
band auditorium, pm. tomorrow.
DISCUSSION.
Town Hall of the Air. Jewish Com
munity Center. Sixteenth and @
streets NV, $50 o'clock tonight.
MEETINGS.
Pan-American Society. Maydower
Hotel. $50 o'clock tonight.
District of Columbia Electric Rail-
readers Association, 322 Bryant
street NE, 8 o'clock tonight.
RECREATION.
Home Away from Home" library
games, dancing. music. radio -phono-
graph. Walsh Club or War Workers.
1923 Twenty-second street NV
Sill pm. today.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Stage Door Canteen, BelaSco The
ater. Madison place and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, tonight, Bert
Bernauth Orchestra; Paul Youngs
show and Naval Air Station Band.
Masonic Service Center, Thir-
teenth street and New York avenue
NV, l to II pm. today
Pepsi-Cola Center for Servicemen.
Thirteenth and G streets NV. $50
am. today until 1890 am. tomor-
row.
officers Club Of the United Ma
tions. Burlington Hotel, 1920 Ver-
mont avenue NV, 10 am. until
1890 pm. today.
Sound motion pictures, refresh
ments, hostesses, Salvation Army
CUSO), 6O6 E street NV, 9 am
II pm. today.
Dancing. arts and crafts class,
NCCS USO>, 1914 N street NV,
7 o'clock tonight
Sports. Mckinley High School
First and T streets NE, 7:3O o'clock
tonight.
'Orchestra, Roosevelt Center,
Evening star., 1943-04-08
Passover Supper Set
For Men in Service

Traditional passover Seder serv-
Ice and supper for servicemen and
women will be held at 7:30 pm
April 10 at the Willard Hotel. the
Army and Navy Committee of the
Jewish Welfare Board and the Jew
ISL War Veterans has announced
Chaplain Aryeh Lev will oficiate
The service for war workers will
be held at the Beth Sholom Syna
gogue, Eighth and Shepherd streets
NV, at 7:30 pm. April 49,
Evening star., 1943-04-08
Thirteenth and Upshur streets NV,

Thirteenth and Upshur streets NV,
7:30 O'Clock tonight.
Dancing, refreshments. games,
Rhoads Service Club, 1915 Fourth
street S.W.. 7:30 o'clock tonight.
Dancing, refreshments, square
dance class, games. Servicemen's
Club No. l. 3O6 Ninth street NV,
8 o'clock tonight.
Square dancing with instructor
Mcfarland Center, Iowa avenue
and Webster street NV, 8 o'clock
tonight.
Dancing, Jewish Community Gen.
ter, Sixteenth and @ streets NV,
8 o'clock tonight.
Recreation night, BrightWood
Park Methodist Church, Eighth and
Jefferson streets NV, $50 o'clock
tonight.
informal dancing. YWCA USO)
Seventeenth and K streets NV,
$50 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1943-04-08
FOR COLORED SERvICEMEN.


Games, good food, smokes, host
esses, Leisure Lodge, 1899 U street
NV, noon to midnight today.
Swimming, instructors, Dunbar
High School. First and o streets
NV, 7 o'clock tonight.
Dancing and indoor sports, Fran
els Junior High School, Twenty
fourth and N streets NV, I o'clock
tonight.
Swimming. hobby night. games,
YMCA USO), 1916 Twelfth street
NV, 6 o'clock tonight.
Informal recreation, YWCA
USO), so1 Rhode Island avenue
NV, 8 O'Clock tonight. Music,
dancing, snacks at II o'clock tonight.
Dance, orchestra, hosuesses, re-
freshments, smokes, Banneker Serv-
icemen's Center, $500 Georgia ave-
nue. NV. midnight tonight.
War workers welcome.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-16
MARKET CENTERS
NEAR COMPLETION
Maffitt Village Structure
Will Contain Sub-Post-
office Space

Completion of two war housing
commercial facilities buildings,
one of which will contain a branch
postoffice, is scheduled next week,
it was announced Wednesday by
Henry R. Emory, executive direc-
tor of Housing Authority of City
of Wilmington.
The cinder block structures are
located on Vance street at Maj
fit Village. and on Greenfield
street at Lake Forest.
Both are scheduled to be de-
livered about the middle of the
week by the Clarence Mobley con-
struction company of Augusta, Ga.
to the Housing Authority.
In addition to spaces to house
drug store, grocery, beauty
shop, and barber shop, which both
commercial buildings provide, the
Maffitt Village structure will con-
tain a branch office of the Will
mington postoffice.
Postmaster Wilbur R. Dosher
declined to make detailed COM
ment but admitted lit is hoped
that in the near future a branch
office will be opened at Maffitt
Village"
Contracts with commercial firms
which expect to locate in the two
new buildings are now being ne
gotiated. Several offices are still
available. Emory said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-Four Attacks At Salerno

Mark W. Clark, Fifth Army COM
mander, was visiting the front
lines, he gave the order that this
is where we would hold and that
we would not 60 one foot further
back.
Two additional Mark vi tanks
still another so yards to the right
went up in flames and smoke at
1903 a. m. At 10 a. M, four Nazi
tanks were knocked out at the
Sele river junction while the Navy
shelled the area. The remaining
enemy tanks ran and hid in the
weeds but succeeding air missions
dropped tons of bombs over them.
A group of 40 Germans used the
well known ruse of coming up to
our lines with white flags and
then dropping them and attacking.
But this time First 1t. Charles
Barcer of Atlanta, Ca, with the
others holding this sector were
out the enemy, some of whom ran
not fooled.
Their cross fire entirely wiped
forward and more scrambled back.
The fight is not nearly over. The
enemy still appears to be striving
to drive a wedge.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-16
FPHA TO OPEN
MARKET BIDS
New Center Will Be SINH
lar To Others Near Com
pletion Here

Bids for the construction Of a
war housing commercial facilities
building at Maffitt Village will be
opened at II a. m. Friday, Septem-
Der II, by officials of the Federal
Public Housing Authority in Allan
ia, Henry R. Emory, executive di-
rector of Housing Authority of City
of Wilmington, announced Wed
nesday.
1t will be the second commercial
building to be constructed at Maj
fit Village, the first being scedul-
ed for completion next week. 1t
will be located on the east side OF
the Carolina Beach road, opposite
the community.
Plans drawn by the architectural
firm OF Lynch and Foard call for
the block-long building to be con-
structed to provide commercial
spaces for a grocery, beauty shop,
drug store, barber shop, and two
smaller spaces to be used prob
ably az shoe repair shop and
laundry pickup station, Emory
said.
The structure will be of the same
type of construction as the new
commercial building.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-16
HARSH LAXAT|VES
UNNECESSARY?
Millions Find Simple Fresh
Fruit Drink Gives Them All
the Laxative Aid They Need

Don't form the habit Of depend
ing on harsh, gripping laxatives
until you've tried this easy, health
full way millions now use to keep
regular.
It's fresh lemon juice and water
taken first thing in the morning
just as soon as you get up. The
juice of one Sunkist Lemon in a
glass of water. Taken thus, on an
empty stomach, it slim u ties
normal bowel action, day after
day, for most people.
And lemons are actively good
for you. They're among the richest
sources of Vitamin C, which COM
bats fatigue, helps resist colds and
infections. They supply vitanins
B. and P, aid digestion and help
alkalinize the system.
Try this grand wake-up drink
10 mornings. See if it doesn't help
you! Use California Sunkist
Lemons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-16
NEGRO IS GIVEN
TERM FOR THEFT
Said To Have Stolen Cloth
ing And Jewelry From
Loan Company

Named in two warrants for lar
ceny and receiving, Granville
Hines. Negro, was sentenced to
six months on the county farm by
Judge H. Winfield Smith in Re-
corder's court Wednesday morn
ing.
The Negro allegedly stole a suit
from the Nathan Clothing COM
pany, and two rings valued at ap-
proximateiy $500 from the Cape
Fear Loan company, court Off
Gals stated.
Robert Gore, Negro. charged
with assault with injuries on his
wife. was sentenced to three
months on the county farm. but
tok a ten day stay of judgment
and was placed under bond Of
$500.
Charged with reckless operation
of an auto and operating an auto
while under the influence of intox-
icants, R. K. Johnson pleaded
guilty to reckless operation. The
plea was accepted and Johnson
was fined $50 and costs by Judge
Smith.
Five drunks were each fined $40
and costs in court Wednesday
morning for first offenses, the fine
having been recently set by the
court. Prior to this time, DRINKS
were released upon payment Of
court costs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-16
BY MICHAEL CHIN,Go

~ MAOI1AEL CHlNIEO
representing the Combined United
States Press.
Distributed by the Associated Press
AT THE FRONT WITH THE u
5. FIFTH ARMY, Sept. 1s.-De-
layeO-Following night of spar
ring, the Allied-Nazi battle was
renewed furiously today when the
German monster launched four at
lacks. 1t met a solid Allied ma.
chine hwich reared up and knock
ed out IA tanks, broke Nazi ar
mored formations and decimated
psnzer grenadiers.
Unaware of our strength the
German command yesterday noon
repeated its attack tactics hitting
first with frontal blow. A half
cozen tanks led the assault. Be-
tween 7 and $50 a. M, three
tanks had been blasted in flames
by accurate artillery fire. Our in
1antry peppered the grenadiers
following hasty retreat.
AT 8:04 a. M, one of our units
blew up two Mark vi tanks with
direct hits. The enemy swung in
desperation to attack other posi-
lions. AT 9:l6 a. M, while 1t. Gen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-16
SERVlCEMEN MAY
VOTE IN PRIMARY
North Carolina Men In
Armed Service Can Use
Absentee Ballot

RALEIGH, Sept 15.-(R-North
Carolina service men over 81
years of age may vote next year
in both the Democratic primary
and in the general election under
North Carolina election laws, Sec
rotary of State Thad Eure said
today.
In letters to more than 1900
service men in all parts of the
world who have applied for abb
sentee ballots under the Federal
Absentee War Ballot act, Eure ex-
planned that:
/. The Federal Absentee War
Ballot act, recently created by
Congress, applies to members Of
the armed forces desiring to vote
in general elections only, and for
federal candidates.
2. The state election laws per-
NIT absentee balloting in both the
primaries and general elections,
for any candidate, by North Caro-
lima service men registered in
their home counties or precincts.
Eure further explained that serv-
ice men who are not registered
on their precinct books may reg
lister by proxy through a member
of his or her immediate family or
by a card of application to the
chairman of the county elections
board.
The absentee ballot law for
service men was passed during
the 1941 session of the General
Assembly and amended in 1913,
Eure said. He added that mem
bers of the armed forces from
this state need not apply for the
federal ballots if they plan to vote
by proxy under the North Caro-
lima laws.