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Evening star., 1943-05-04

Of men hitherto deemed indispen-
sable In even such vital fields Is
heavy industry and agriculture, their
places being taken so far as possible
by women, minors and fresh con-
tingents Of foreigners.
Despite the veil of secrecy which
enshrouds wartime Germany, enough
evidence has leaked out to reveal the
heavy price that is being paid for
what is admittedly the mobilization
of the Reich's last reserves. The first
of these is a general lessening of
efficiency in German industry and
agriculture, which is bound to tell
cumulatively when existing stocks of
equipment and supplies are depleted
and are not replaced at the former
tempo. Perhapss equally important
is a sharp increase in civilian dis
content. The middle classes have
not taken kindly to their liquidation
while considerable fraction of the
women have baked at the additional
burdens laid upon them. That much
can be cleaned from the German
press itself, for censorship cannot
wholly choke of the printing of
what is common knowledge and is
self-evfdent. Finally, the newly mo-
bilized soldier material does not COM
pare with former levies. The Ger
man armies, though probably as
numerous as ever, average much
lower in stamina and fighting power.
All this does not mean that Ger
many is on the verge of collapse. It's
war machine is still very formidable
and capable Of striking more hard
blows, while the civilian population
seems willing to endure their hard
lot. Still, the Reich is under terrific
strain and is scraping the bottom
of the barrel. It is "the last call to
arms"
Evening star., 1943-05-04
Proof Of Free Press
Seen in Editorial.


To the Editor Of The Star:
Unfortunately when a man like John
L. Lewis appears before a congressional
committee or during a wage conference
and makes statements similar to the
many which he contributes weekly, too
many people and too many newspapers
and magazines accept the material at
face value. 1t is pleasing to see a news
paper or magazine trying to give to the
reading public facts even though it
means contradiction of statements
issued by men so well known to the en-
tire Nation.
Editorials such as the one appearing
In your issue Of April IA covering the
cost Of food at Nanty Clio, Pa, which
was written up in Time on March %,
1s43, is appreciated very much by honest,
clear-thinking people. II the newspapers
and magazines will continue to furnish
the unvarnished truth throughout the
years as you have done in this article,
there never will be doubt as to the
existence of a free press in this country.
G. j. STOLL1NGS.
Mallory, w. Va.
Evening star., 1943-05-04

Reports Of the first painted bunting
ever to be seen In the District Of Colum-
bia come from a garden at Seventeenth
street and Kalmia road NV.
It few into the yard in the evening Of
April 29 and began to eat the seed pods
Of an elm.
This location is right at the edge Of
Rock Greek Park, with shrubbery run
ming from the park toward the house.
This bunting likes thickets and weedy
places along the edges of woods, or the
borders of towns, hence 1t is no wonder
that it came to this location.
The painted bunting normally is found
in Southeastern North America, north to
the coast of North Carolina, Southern
Illinois and Southern Kansas It winters
in the Bahamas Cuba, Mexico, through
Central America to Panama. Occasion
ally it winters In Southern Louisiana and
Central Florida.
Government ornithologists have seen
the bird, and pronounced 1t a genuine
painted bunting
Records Of the Biological Society Of
Washington show more than 300 species
which come to the District Of Columbia,
but no painted bunting has been reported
hitherto.
The indigo bunting, and the snow
bunting, are the only two buntings ever
seen here. The indigo Is often seen in
suburban Washington, and the snow
bunting occasionally.
Mexican canary is one of the names
given the painted bunting, which really
lives up its name.
Other common names Of this rare
creature-rare at least around here-are
the painted finch, the pope bird, the non-
pareil
The painted bunting is not as shy, at
that, as its cousin, the lazuli bunting,
another beauty OF the Southwest.
The lazuli seldom comes out of the
woods, but the painted bunting will, as
the local one has, come to town, occa-
sionally, if there are plenty Of trees and
bushes.
The painted bunting Is 6 inches long,
a combination of blue, green and red
making it unusual in any setting. and
especially hereabouts, where the majority
of songsters are less exotic in appear
ance.
The head and neck of the adult male
are purplish blue; the back and shoulders
bright yellowish- green; the rump and
tail feathers, purple-red; the eye ring
and under parts, including the throat,
vermillion red
On the wings is some parrot green.
The adult female is plain dull green
above, with olive-yellow below and clear
yellow on/the abdomen
The young birds are, above, grayish-
Evening star., 1943-05-04
'Principal' Absentee Cause
IL Set Forth.

To the Editor Of The Star:
Absenteeism has become vital factor
in all forms Of work, especially where the
4S-hour week Is in force Many reasons
are being advanced for the marked in
crease-woman workers, aged workers,
ETC., but, in my opinion, the chief reason
has not been presented.
With the vast number of 48-hour-per-
week workers it is absolutely essential
to be OIL duty to purchase food clothing,
to cash pay check, to get car creased
or any one of the numerous services
where We must contact the commercial
world.
If pressure was brought to bear on
lawyers, doctors, dentists, oculists, banks,
stores. ETC., and regulations would permit
and encourage evening hours for gas
stations and auto repairs, large part of
absenteeism would stop, not only in the
District but in every large city and
around every industrial center
B. P. ROSECRANS.
Evening star., 1943-05-04

1765, he violated again and most
hagrantly "the right of Englishmen
to be taxed only in case they were
represented" The eventual result
was the Declaration OF independence
foreshadowed by James Wilson's
reasoned theory, designed to prove
that since men are by nature free
and equal, no people, such as the
British, have right to govern any
other people, such as the American,
without that others consent
the only theory upon which the claim
for separation from Great Britain
could be justified as right"
Evening star., 1943-05-04
Pleads for Fulfillment
OF Remains Vision Of - People"

70 the Editor Of The Star:
Renan the Frenchman once wrote:
TO have had common glories in the
past, to have achieved great things to-
gether, to possess q common will in the
present and to be determined upon fu-
ture achievement-thesea are the essential
conditions for being people,"
Evidently our good land OF the free
lacks somewhere In the list-with strikes
and conditions that breed strikes; with
m honor system Of trusting OPA that
just won't work: with black market Of
the same spirit that ruined prohibition
while = struggle Of life and death is on.
Somewhere there must be . deep dis.
location. Must We blame it on the soul
stun or lack Of It somewhere In our
Nation?
In great country with an overwhelm.
ing desire In vast majority to do nobly.
and our boys paying the full measure
now. why are ws ruined By . few7 Can
We not Be . peoplef SAMUEL IRWIN.
Evening star., 1943-05-04
Hoskin's Answers
To Questions
By Frederic J. Haskin.

reader can get the ans,uer to am
question OF fact by tpriting The EUe-
ming Star Information Bureau, Fred.
eric J. Hdskin, director, Washington,
D. c. Please inclose stamp for return
postage.
Q. How much silk has been reclaimed
from discarded stockings?-R. E. ].
A. The Once Of War Information re-
ports that during the first four months
of the salvage campaign, over sss 900
pounds or 100000 pairs Of discarded
silk and nylon stockings were contrib
uted.
@. What Is the town in Tunisia that
ranks next in holiness to Mecca and
Medina?-R. A. D.
A. Kairouan or Quairouan is the
holiest of Mohammedan cities in Africa.
Seven pilgrimages to Kairouan equal one
to Mecca.
Evening star., 1943-05-04
Increase in Wages and Overtime
Wanted for Federal Workers.

Increase in Wages and Overtime
Wanted for Federal Workers.
To the Editor Of The Star:
AS Federal employe, I am vitally in
terested in the pay bill now before Con.
gress. I would like to present my views
and what I believe to be the views Of q
majority Of Government employees in the
classified service, q follows:
In correcting the pay situation for
Government employees as 1t now stands,
1t seems that the least the bill could do,
In justice to the employees, Il to give "
the full benefit Of the little steel for
mula" or at least provide full time-and.
a-hAlf pay for the overtime hours. This
would not be an "increase In pay" -
the term Is used In industry and ap-
PROVED hy the Government.
! wsu1d nks 70 can 10 your attention
Evening star., 1943-05-04

Wedding Rook-A 32-page booklet,
up to the minute in every detail. It
will answer all of your questions on
wedding preparations and the eti-
quette of modern weddings, whether
they be military, formal or informal,
in church, home or club Also in
cludes chapters on anniversaries,
customs and superstitions. Every
prospective bride will want q copy of
of this publication. To secure your
copy inclose 10 cents in coin, wrapped
in this clipping, and mail to The Star
Information Bureau.
Name
Address
Evening star., 1943-05-04
Coal Strike Prompts Demand
For Action by Government.
To the Editor Of The Star:
Mallory, w. Va.

For Action by Government.
To the Editor Of The Star:
Behold an anomaly, 4 disloyalty. If
not traitorous Inconsistency in a Ma
ton at war:
Six hundred thousand idle miners of
coal (coal to make steel, steel to build
ships, guns and tanks) awaiting the
beck of one man. And, 100000 to
100000 OF the flower of the Nations
manhood offering their lives to a grave
in the briny deep or in the miasmatic
swamps of Guadalcanal or in Africas
burning sands.
How did such a seemingly impossible
situation arise-a threat to the Nation
itself, danger which well could prove
q determining factor in the outcome Of
the war?
Need the sorry story of two years of
placating, conciliating, side-stepping the
vital issue, by both Congress and the
administration, again be told? Our Sec
ond Munich" IN dealing with this mat
ter has produced another "fuehrer," de-
flying all law and constituted authority.
Did we say 'law and constituted au-
thority'? We should have said the abb
sence of it. And there lies the crux of
this whole matter.
Will the situation in which we now
find ourselves induce lethargic Con-
gress and conciliatory administration to
consider stoppage of war production, in
time Of war, as great a crime and its
instigators as great criminals as other
saboteurs and, by law, unequivocally
make it so? The people. the Allied Na-
tions, as well rs our enemies, await the
outcome of this issue.
WILBUR H. CLOSE,
Evening star., 1943-05-04

@. From what source do merchant
ships obtain their gunners?-W. E. B.
A. The United States Maritime Com
mission says that all guns aboard mer-
chant vessels belong to the Navy and
are manned by naval personnel How
ever merchant marine sailors receive
guinery training so that they can man
the guns in case of an emergency.
@. Are there available any Bibles or
portions of Bibles that are waterproof
R. M. D.
A. The American Bible Society plans
to issue New Testament provided with
waterproof cover, to be supplied to all
ships under the United States Maritime
Commission and also to airplanes. Ac-
cording to present plans they will not be
for sale.
@. Which animals in the wild state
are most friendly to human beings?-
E. L. H.
A. The mountain lion or puma has
this reputation, especially in South
America. Another animal that rarely, If
ever, attacks man is the cheetah
@. Is buttermilk fattening?-J. c. v.
A. Buttermilk Is not fattening.
@. How many copies of Wendell Will
kie's book "One World have been sold?
&C. F.
A. The publishers report that it is
selling at the rate of $4,000 copies a day.
1t has broken all records for early sales.
@. Do many newspapers carry astro-
I logical features?-D. L.
A. About 20 per cent of the news
papers of the United States have syndi-
T Gated astrology columns.
@. How many recordings did Enrtco
| Caruso make?-D. X.
A. The famous tenor made nearly 300
@. What is the origin of dressing for
| dinner?-N. B. E.
A. The custom originated among the
| Romans who habitually changed their
| clothes before partaking Of the principal
meal of the day. They had a regular
dinner garb, light, loose robe, usually
| of white material.
@. What is the name OF the hymn
that was written after the author had
watched Coast Guard drill?-B. J. K.
A. Throw Out the Life Line by the
Rev. E. S. Ufford. The drill had taken
place at Nantucket, Mass.
@. Is it a fact that the Mormons
actually use handcarts in journeying to
Salt Lake City?-L. G. O..
A. Many Mormons whose means were
insufficient for the purchase of horses
resorted to the use Of handcarts for a
part of the journey. In companies they
travelled a distance Of 300 miles. pulling
or pushing their carts an average Of 20
miles day. Two Of these companies
persisted.
@. Who is the author of the Treatise
on Probability of which 1t Is said that
only three living men can understand it?
N. w. S.
A. John Maynard Keynes, the English
economist.
@. What is the name given to the
large, bright green circles often seen on
the western prairies?-M. T.
A. They were commonly called fairy
rings by people who were unaware Of
their real origin and attributed them to
the work Of fairies. Actually these circles
or rings are made by mother buffaloes
walking around their young to protect
them from predatory animals.
@. How many combinations can be
made of the letters Of the word Missis-
sippi?-D. Q.
A. There are 3e,5ss ways Of arranging
the letters of the word Mississippi.
Evening star., 1943-05-04

A group Of Victory gardeners in
California is said to be digging up
dimes, nickels and quarters. It is
easy to grow cash crop on such
rich soil.
Evening star., 1943-05-04

Fifty years ago a certain John L.,
who had hitherto beaten all opposi-
ton, was finally licked. The last
name then was Sullivan.
Evening star., 1943-05-04
Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor must
bear the name and address of
the 1Oriter, although the use of
a pseudonyn1 for publication is
permissible. aITe Star reserves
the right to edit all letters Nth
a Uie1D to condensation.
Evening star., 1943-05-04

For the first time, women are now
employed on the New York Stock
Exchange. Presumably, If not
checked, they will offer ten dollar
stocks at nine dollars and ninety-five
cents.
Evening star., 1943-05-04

Does any one remember the time
when coupon-clippers were the IA
vored few7 :
Evening star., 1943-06-13

Behind doll house. When
little
mother II!
Mr. good
replaces
the I911Slj j21 home 623
Il2|2 Nee protect
Tor |ldcI
(5a|
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
siebenbareiid.2lm .2lmerifanifAes polf.blatt

G,npfang 3u nebnten, Inn eS an6err,.
taes nod Brig gu transportieren.
Mber nidt fiir ieine Woren5iige bate
tStofaIper bos Spital erbaut. Set
mem Nomen geindb iollte es oie ar.
men Buiionten ipeiien nno beberber-
gen, mar es bod Dem Shubpatron
aller Hilger, oem I'll. Safob, &C..
tpeibt. Ser Noriteber ser Mnitult,
1858 mar es Martin Moiier, mubte
in ser &apeIe ole 3,polf Meiien le.
ien loiien uno mar fir Die CUTE Be-
banhlung Ser Hoiionten uno oen
llnterbaIt Oes @ebduoes beranttport.
lib. Sdbrlid5 auf ct. sSsafobstag per-
langte ser Sitter oas bereinigte
St,pentar oes SpitaIs 5ur ginii1t
uno &ontroue. Das 1641/47 erbau-
te Stofalperidlob lit nidt auf ein-
NAL gu ieinem be,te nod erbaItenen
l1mfang gefommen. Das ganae lit
aus orei dlteren &duiern ertpahien.
0eren eines oas aIte Dem Shuse Der
beiligen Drei &6nige anbefoblene
Stammbaus ser Stohalper mar.
ndbreno oas onoere aIs Suit ge-
oient batte. Der itaotpdrts eelesene
Blod Dur0e aus einem ga1t5en &Gl,.
ierblod suiammenge3ogen. MIs
Stofalper iid anihidte, sic Suit
gum beutisen Warenbof um5ubauen
uno gleid5eitis oas sroBe Wobn.
baus gu eriteuen, at Dem sic Sop.
peltreppe binanfiibrt, beriGu,nte er
niht, ieinen 8auplan idriftli9 gu
Hapier su brilrgen, Oamit feline Orb.
ihaft BEL ieinem epentuellen Tooe
iiber ieine 8auabiiften geniigeno
orientiert lei. gr erlebte nod oen
susbau oes seipaltisen $auies, aber
au6 ben &inidieo ieiner S0bne.
uno am Mbeno ieines arbeitsreihen
2ebens mubte er nod erlebell, oab
oas Solf ieines 2anoes i'm ni1t
beritano uno er alS Iebensmiioer
@reis iiber 6en Simplon in sic
Berbannung muBte. Mls nod iieben.
idbriger Gerbannung ser 3an6rat
ill feline Niiffebr bon OomoooiioIa
einhiaiste, ipar oies ipobI ieine les.
te Jreuoe. CT mar SO Sabre alt als
er itarb uno 0riiben in @lis in ser
Hfarrtirhe sur &ube getragen tpur.
Sc. Sein Too ipar elm ihiperer
SGlag fir oas Sbertpollis uno be.
ionoers fir Brig. Sein 2ebensmerf
perging nit ibm, nn0 oie sroBe 3eit
oes Simplonpaiies, Sic ibon nit iei.
ner Terbannllng merflih aufgelal.
len batte, tpar uorbei. Grit nod atpei
Sabrbunoerten trat ser SimpIon
mieoer in Sen Noroereruno, aIs Sea.
poleon Sen Simploniibersang 5u ei.
ner itrategiiden Strabe ausbaute.
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Auslaender- Rsyisirierung
dem jusiizdsparimsni
uebsriragen

0as Suffice 9epartement bat BON
Noit Office 0epartement ale Agen'
ten ser slusldnoer NegiItrierung
iibernonmen.
Nah oen neuen 9eItimmungen
peroen resiitrierunsspilidtige aus.
ldnber in einem Ser 67 ortlihen
Steaen oes Smmisration uno Natu-
col5ation Serpice, in oeilen &ompe.
tens oie Musldnoer &egiitrierung
idat, 5u regiltrieren baben.
Seit ser Ginfiibrung ser Musldn.
Oer-8esiltrierung i'm Sabre 1910
rblag es ungeIdbr $500 Holtdmtern
uno 9tebeniteaen, Die &egiitrierun-
gen ourh5ufiibren, Singeraboriide
81 MAIDEN, @eiuhe uno Mnneloun.
gen entgegen5unebmen. Iie Hoitdm'
ter traten Damn Die Mften slpeds wei.
terer 8ebanolung an Dos Suffice
Separtement ab.
Ausldnoer, Die in bieiem 2ano
ibren @obniit baben, miiiien ii9 be.
fanntlih bel grreihung bes ID. Sc.
bensiabres anmeloen uno ibre Sin.
geraboriife abnebmen laiien. Mud)
NusldnOer, oie nit ser Ibii9t, me.
niger OILS 30 Gage bier au bleiben,
nod slmerifa gefommen, oann aber
langer bier seblieben iino, unterlie.
gen oieier Mnmeloungspfliht. Mus.
lanoer miiiien audi jeoen Moreiien-
mehiel befanntgeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
ten ultO fonnten rlbig iflafen."

ten ultO fol,nten rlibig ihlafen."
Sieier d)arafteriitiid,e 0orfaG
puroe con elmer jlneen Dame be.
riftet, bie Dor f,rsem bon elmer
0elltlhlanoreiie nod ibrer ifApes
Siiden Seinat 5uriidfebrte. Die Sf.
flee Of War Snformatipn erbielt Die.
len, fir ,,oie duberite Apatbie", bon
Der iest oas oeuti6e Yolf ereriffen
miro, fennseidnenoen Mueel,aeueen.
beriht Dor elmer @ofe.
Sas beiltid,e Nolf lit beute tpeoer
an oen politiihen nod an oen milf
tdriifpn Greisniiien i,,tereiiiert. gs
lit ourG Sic laneen Arbeitstage, Die
anoauernoen 6lie9eralarn,e, Dor al
lem In Weitoeutidlanb, nnb o,lr9 oic
iett 9eutiflano iiberflutenoen 5abI.
loien idlehten perionliden 9aafrih.
ten, Die bon ben Sobnen, 8riioern
un0 @atten BON ser Sitfront fom-
men, ooatonuiren erihGptt uno er.
miroet.
Ser Nlnid nady sSrieoen lit itart,
aber nod lit fem 3eifyen brobenber
&ebellion erfenatbar. ssn Bopern bat
Die VeDOlferllng alleroings i9om So
airit begonnen, 9itler in ullerOefient-
lidteit 81 fritiiiere,l. Cine nod I'm.
organiiierte ieperatiItiid>e stitnnung
erfaBt Sort tiiglid) 9rOBere &reiie.
Sic itebt allerSinss in feitter 6iref.
ten Serbinoung nit Seiterpeid, no
Die uSos ton Deutiflano" -Bepeg-
ullg apeitaus itdrfer iit.
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krie9s,n,ii Nieteit int
De,stiekeit 8ei<e

@aibington. @dbreno eines 8om,
benangriffs ser MGiierten ipielte lidJ
im Ue5enber III einem Guftld)ltfel,
Ter elmer Sta6t 6es a,lgeeriffenen
Snonitriegebietes foleenbe Gpiiooe
ob: SIN Saufe elmer Disfuliion frog,
te ein iungen 9tationaliosialiit: $50
,pdren mir Teutihen, tpenn ,pir niGt
,,nierem Giibrer bdtten!" Mns Sen,
&intergrun6e ertGnte cine Stinnrne
nDa Mgen mir iett IN l,nieren Ser
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Mebranseitellten tperSen oabei nibi
n,lr arbeiter lllb Mtgeiteute Der Hii.
itllngsinoultrie, ionoern aud Mnge-
lteqte uuo 9eallte BON Negierungs.
biiros umb slngeborige ser @ebr-
nuht peritanOen. llnb 6erartiee y,,l,.
5ureibenoe 8e5irfe" iperoen ppn
Erdiioentcn ols iolde bcSeibnet.
3lpeitens nliiiien ollie Mntragltel,
Ter uuf iolh ein llmhailsD sDurlebn oie
gerpflidtlulg iibernebmen, Oat
Webraneeitallte uller oieier peribie.
oenen 8ruppen urf 60 Gage nad eia.
;ugsfertiger llnbau-geenoig,lne bas
Mietsporreht beiiten. 9fnh Grill,
lng aller bieier SorbeSingunger1
inb Sarlebn bis sur 9obe uon $4,000
,rbdltlif, rno slpar BEL lnonatliher
Riif3ablung bis 81 iieten ssabren
Iuuer.
Sn oieie llmbau-@ruppe fallen
liht mir fomplette llmnanbll,yen
)isber nid)t @obn51peden oienenoer
Sebdlloe int @obnbdl,ier, ionoerll
,uh Iusballteu bon 9ooen, &ellerse.
hoiiel lllau. fiir oen gleifen 3ipef
Salls ein Sausbeiiter iolh einen
llmbau plant ,lno loafiir ipebripif,ti.
Ie 0tuterialien benotigt, sic nlebr
,ls insgelamt 5000 einldJlieBlib Ser
galfoiteu ielbit foitell, beoarf er Ell.
1er 8enebmigi,ng bes yWar Nro.
Suction 9oarb".N ltm sic nGtiee
Ereferen5 5u erba4teu, raib er bel
ser nahitgelegenen 3lueigltelle Ser
,SSgl eineu entipretenben slutrag
.inrei6en.
Gus ioeismngs=Grublem.
9eipnoere Grleihteruneen iino
allh fiir aae bie Sausbeiiser ge'
ifaffen lporoeu, bic angeiihts Ser
,ritild,en Seisungslage @tirmeper'
liit uno aGlteeinbrud) iihern ODER
anh lire Selieuerl,llg auf &cblc
llmitellen iuollen.
0arlebn fiir alle oieie 3ipede iino
BON oen &reoitporitriften oes Sc
oeral Neierpe Spitem" allsgenont,
men uro f0nnen bis auf Orei Sabre
iperoen.
0febr ills ein5elne gebetoe slus-
FINITE fonnen intereNierte Sausbe.
tiger uno Jirmen bel ,labesu ieoer
oeral Solrling slbminiltration" ~.
bolten.
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Stepben $earee iber &piparS &.
Smitb's amfi6fukreides Bud
vQait Grain from NerIiu".

V~~vs ~$Ws~ VS~Sss ~k\$SW
0us ioeben erid( enene 8ud) ,,2ait
Grain from Berlin, eeibrieben bon
So,paro 6. Snritb, @eporter fir oas
Columbia Broobcaititng Spitem, Der.
mittelt Elm al,fidlubreid,s urlb Setai.
liertes 8ilo ser Gage, ipie iie iih in
Nasi;N ;Neutidlanb felt 8esian ser
admpfe an Der Citfront ent,pidelt
hot.
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