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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22

WASHINGTON-AP- A 10 per
cent reduction in the civilian army
of 3,0c9,0O0 persons now employ
ed by the government was demand
ed today by Senator Tydings ID
Md Observing that he was
shocked to learn that the mum
Der OF government workers had
/ passed the 100000 mark, Tydings
bald he i~tends to urge Congress
in the f / to take action toward
slashing this payroll.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22

WASHINGTON -AP-Too many
people are milling around street
corners of big American cities
when air raid test alarms sound.
said James F. Lands, director of
civilian defense, in proposing to-
day that more shelter areas be
provided.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22

See WALLACE-Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Tonight:
Cloudy, cooler

WASHINGTON-AP- The Brit
ish. with a surplus OF experienced
seamen, and the United. States,
with a shortage of them, have de
cided to meet the problem by
transferring American freighters
TO British registry. American
built liberty ships thus transferred
will be operated by British crews,
under the Union Jack. but owner
J ship will remain with the L. S.
War Shipping Administration.
LANSING-AP-- Despite their
protest, state institutions must use
ration points TO purchase their
own canned goods for the duration,
f. A. Gump. state purchasing di-
rector, disclosed today.
LONDON-AP-The Algiers ra-
dio reported today in a broadcast
recorded by the Associated Press
that American and Canadian fore
es in Sicily have taken total
OF 10000 prisoners.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22

TOPEKA. Kas. -AP- Women,
boys and girls comprise about 80
per cent of the crews harvesting
the Kay Valley potato crop, Gov
ernor Andrew Schoeppel reported
in praising Kansas youth for help
ing 10 relieve farm labor shortages.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22

See MINERs-Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22

See WAR Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22

DAYTON. Wash. -AP-- Some
400 Japanese Americans and alien
Mexicans refused 10 work today
because OF an order restricting
their movement in this small farm
ing community. and in conse-
Quence the Blue Mountain Can
neries. Inc, plant was obliged to
shut down. The order. Sheriff
+. f. Warwick said, was issued af-
Ter a Dayton woman reported she
had been attacked in her home by
n small, dark man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16

Seward, with whom he lived At 810O
Custer road, Bethesda, nd.
1t. Hileman. whose brother. stad
Sergt. Floyd N. Hileman, tail gun
ner on 3 Fortress, has been reported
missing in action in the Mediter-
ranean area since October IA, had
been stationed at Ardmore for 4
month. He had written his mother
he expected to spend his Christmas
AT 10000 feet" the height at which
he hoped to train that day.
He was born in Wheeling, w. Va,
and lived In West Virginia and
Ohio before moving to Washington
three years ago. He graduated
from Anacostia High School in 194l,
and was a photographer with the
procurement division Of the Treas
ury Department before beginning
aviation cadet training last Febru-
ary He received his wings as a
navigator at Selman Field, La. in
October, after which he was home
on leave.
1t. McNutt was a native OF Dur
ham, N. c., and came to Washing
ton from Lynchburg. Va, in 1871 to
work for the Quartermaster Corps.
He was a sophomore at Maryland
University when he enlisted in the
Navy In August. 1912. After COM
pieting air cadet training at Pen
sacola. Fla, he was commissioned In
the Marine Corps and had been at
Santa Ana since September. Al
though 1t. McNutt had lived in
Bethesda for only two years, he had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16
Friendship Citizens Told.
Of Hawaii SeIf-Government

Hawaii's record as a financial as
set as well as being of strategic mill
tary Importance, has been due to
its form of local self-government,
Joseph r. harrington, Hawaiian
delegate to Congress, told the
Friendship Citizens Association last
night.
Interest in their government, he
asserted. has brought about interest
in business, thus Hawaii pays her
own way"
Comparing the governments of
Hawaii and the District. the Wash
ington-born delegate. said the Dis
trict is suffering from lack of home
rule"
The association passed a resolu-
ton opposing the blishment Of
any dance hall in the vicinity which
would sell liquor. They also voted
to request the turning on OF the
traffic light at Wisconsin avenue
and FeSsenden street NV.
Guy Birdsall, president. presided
at the meeting held in Janney
School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16
Gen. McNair Asserts War
is Not Going Fast Enough

Ey the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 16.-Lt.
Gen. Lesley j. McNair, commanding
general Of the Army Ground Forces,
asserted in an interview last night
the war is not going fast enough"
Gen. McNair, a possible successor
to Gen. George c. Marshall as Chief
Of Staff in the event of the latters
transfer to Europe, said the wars
speed is held up by tough enemies,
I guess; they are still plenty tough"
Bombing is giving tremendous
destruction to Germany" he said.
but it only serves to weaken her.
The final decision in this war will
come on the ground. We have to
have ground force INVASION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16


action. Hoping to get more details,
they wrote a friend of their son. a
yeoman who served aboard the same
ship.
The friend replied-the letter ar
irving last Friday. the same day as
Shipf1tter Brown's-that he didn't
see how Chris could have been
killed" because he had seen him
transferred to a hospital ship. The
friend wrote that their ship had
remained locked for about week
and each day young Browns friends
visited him. Shipf1tter Brown suf-
fered a seriously-fractured skull and.
broken ribs, the friend wrote.
The captain of the ship, himself,
the yeoman wrote, visited young
Brown and returned to tell the crew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16
North Africa Survey Flight
Wins Air Medal for Five

b he Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec 16.-The Air
Medal was presented yesterday by
Maj, Gen. Harold George, COM
mander of the Army Air Transport
Command, to the five members of
an American Airlines crew who
made the initial survey fight for the
command to North Africa via the
Presque Isle, Me. and NeWfound-
land route.
The men, who made the flight
last April Is. honored at the cere-
nlony at La Guardia Field, included
G. w. Smith. Marion, Ind. radio
officer. and J. E. Brown, Peoria, Ill,
navigator.
The citation accompanying the
medals read: For outstanding pro-
fessional ability in the performance
of their duty despite untried naviga-
tional facilities and lack of flying
aids. The route was flown nonstop
in II hours"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16

that the boy had every chance for
a full recovery"
In his letter the son said that
he DOW was recovering from wounds
In aanayal hospital ship, but that
he guessed the Navy Department
had wired full information.
The parents revealed that on Sat-
urday the Navy Department cor
rected It's earlier report and said
that young Brown was wounded in
action.
A graduate of Roosevelt High
School, Shipfitter Brown formerly
was EMPLOYED at the Naval Powder
Factory in Indianhead, Md. He en-
listed in the Navy in August, 1912,
and had been overseas since Sep
TENDER. A brother, Sergt. Ernest
Winfred Brown, Is serving with the
Air Forces in England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16

inter, t h + d
class, who was
believed to have
been killed in
action, that he
is recuperating
from wounds in
a naval hospital
ship somewhere
in the S ut h
Pacific.
tt e parents
W G L e notified
November Is by
the N Wy De-
partment t h a t
their son had
been killed in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16
AIcou Vacation Schedule
Negotiated With Union

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Dec. l6.-A new
vacation plan giving employees OF
the Aluminium Co. of America one
week after one years service and
two weeks annually after five years
has been negotiated and awaits
only approval of the War Labor
Board, N. A. Zonarich, president of
the Clio Aluminium Workers of
America, announced last night.
Under the old system employees
with less than two years service
did not get vacations.
The union also is conducting 4
referendum Of its members on
proposal to demand a l5-cent-an-
hour wage increase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs.
B ert Hileman,
21l4 Shannon
place Sc, was
one Of II men
killed yesterday
In the crash of
a Bit Flying
Fortress from
the Ar d m ore
(Okla.) Arm y
Air Base.
Lit. Samuel M.
McNutt, ii, was
killed Tuesday
night in a crash
at the Marine
Base, Santa Ana,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16
Death Of Two Flyers
In Crashes Reported
To Relatives Here

Two airmen from the washington
area have been killed n plane
crashes at bases In the United
States, their relatives here learned
yesterday.
1t. George A. Hileman, 20, son Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16
Ny swfE7utAR7s 1Az MAN IN THE Moou>

At the time this song came out, Senate
had just become name to "look up
to" and brew to hook up to for extra
flavor. Christian Heurich hasmain-
tanned Senate's sky-high favor with
the public ever since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16
Son, Listed as Killed
in Pacific, Reports
He Is Recuperatinq

Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher A.
Brown, 36l1 Eleventh street NV,
have received word from their son,
Christopher Albert Brown, %, ship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16

WHY YOU GET FREE POINTS: Two red ration points and
4e will be given to you by your dealer for every
pound of used cooking fat you in him. The OPA
has authorized this Why? Because country urgently
needs used cooking fats make the gycerine essential
to battlefield medicines gunpowder synthetic rubber and
other essentials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16

HOW TO SAVE FAT: Every drop is needed 1t makes no
difference how black burned is Every tablespoonful
yields crystalclear slycerine to make machine gun
bullets 70 smallpox inoculaons So scrape your skillet.
and pans skim gravies and soups, melt down fat TRIM
mngs Keep the back of the to hold the fat
Start saving today. When the cans full turn it in!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16

been spending his summers there
for 10 years, his aunt said. He u
the son Of Mrs. Ivy McNutt Of
Lynchburg, Va. assi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16

HOW TO GET THEM: The moment you have saved
full of used cooking fat take to your butcher Please
fats in tin can-any kind of fruit soup vegetable
will d. but not glass For every pound of fat your butcher
will gveyou 4f and two red points, reeto be used any
time anywhere to purchase meat butter any product
requiring red stamps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16

X very elusive kind of gen.
"A tleman friend was this
man in the moon Bonnie Thornton
wrote and sang about. But at least he
was someone to "look up to" if not
hook up to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16

Base, Santa Ana, 1t. Geo. A. Hiiemsn.
Calf, it was learned by his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-16

TuRN|PS'?

To kill all unpleasant kitchen odors,
simply uncap bottle of oir-wick, pull
up the wick and that's all. Nothing
to light or burn or spray. This
amazing discovery contains Chloro
own substance found
in growing plants, and because or
wick, and only oir-wick, contains
Chlorophyll, it makes your home
country fresh. Use oir-wick, too, to
kill unpleasant doors in kitchen,
he throoms, closets, smokestale rooms
1t costs only cent or so day. At
groceries, drug, variety, hardware,
chain and department stores every
where. Seeman Brothers, Inc, New
York 10, N. Y, distributors.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

Wern.. 0Gbrenb oie n,sranffurtel
3-ititug" 5ugab, bal, Centihlanb BOZ
elmer id)lperel, ar;Ie 'teht, fommt aus
Eom Oie MeIoung, iuonad) Stale,
lr"iter i'm Griege bleibt. sluberoen
crf!iirt Bic 3e;tl,na bal, bie Gage a!
Ser SItircnt ftb .inocrn" fann.
Der Irtifel bebanoelte alle oiell
sragen aab ober sl,, Dab Ser aampi
CIT ser @ep0lferltng Surh Die iii
ausgeiesteu 8ombarhierungen ae.
>riidt lei.
Tieie ltnlltGnbe haben 3ll cine,
Heugrurpierung Ser &rGite i'm Sal
fan uno in Siibftanfreih aefiibrt
Nm Shlui, hcibt es Damn: .slber oas
,eutiNe Golf in letncr Mebrbeit tpeib
ort mir in einem &an,pi Inn 2ebel
ms EoO ltehen unto es lit belier IL
CDren untersligebsn mis- ein neues
= eriailles" 81 erleben l,no ourfsu
lc5en bis Sur: 3ooe."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Gctal.p prcHrfticn t,ast
Kriee 1T mauaee.3icl

Ges Moines. slnf elmer gemeins
iamen Eaeung Ser Soma Statt
Ueberation Of 2a5or ,,nb oes Oeno.
sratiihen Sraueuflubs bon Yplf
County iprefeno, erfldrte W5eprGii.
bent @allace, es yrei5e" i'm, fir cine
folitif ser .lotalproouftion" nah
Gem ariege 81 fampfen. gr propbc5ei-
le einen iolden aanpf 5tpiiGen Ser
Mominiitraticn, ser Mrbeit nno ser
oanopirtihnft einerieits uno Sen
&orporationer anbererieits nnb er.
f.arte bon Sen lettrren, ba6 iie nod
e;ner 8iidfebr v5am &apitalisnlus
Ger &arglitfteit" trnhteten. rGie
'Seinbe Yrdiiocnt Nooiepelts", iiibrte
er ipeiter aus, rboben bic YoIitif ME
oertagt. Ger NrGiioent pertagte bie
Eolitif, um ben 9rirg ourh3ufiib-
;rn. slber Der geriudl, alles 5u GER
'tOren, mas ct in Ser 8eilnatfront er-
leibt but, lit nidt pertagt seie er.
'udtnen iie Sitter. Sic lpiIien, Lrem
ibr S1R dilf. -
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1lntcrifa1tcr lan>cn int
1Suefcn Der 2lhie

Si5ilien. Ser Gampf INN Sen Metno
berum sl,r Rlodierl,ng oes 9tiid3,,ges
Set adientr,ppen naN MeIlina III
Elm furWtbares Wcroen. Die beutifjt
AnilitdrmaGt in Siailien bat iid aui
c,ren neuen atiidsusstrid perlest, IN
Sem tie bei ibrem &iifsus in Sen Ser
ZEN b:e garaesabb1nge burh Gpna'
nit in Die 2nft uno aae 8riiden iin>
aaiprenst, 10 eab Sic @erfolgums nul
langiom ourh sic Iniierten poran
gebt. I'm SEN &nmpf ah5ufi;raen uni
sen Niid5ng Ger Id)ie nah WfeHine
absuitneiSen. 1uurben on Der Rorb"
tiiite Sisilicns 80 Meilcn BON Meiiinc
slmeritaner eelanoet eeoadt burc) eir
S'omborbemert amerifaniiher&riegs
i!)ifie, sic srm eriten WtaI BORT ees
.reloet sreroen. Gin @riidenfcpf lpur.
De erfolsreih errichtet..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Nep,ablifa,,er Spaniens
,partct, a,.i sen Cog

Merico Gitp. 8ier fiibrenoe republi
foniid)e Yarteien Snoniens ibloiier
ii'h bier 81 elmer gemeiniomen 5ronI
Suiammen uns beihloiien. Dab oe,
3eitpunft, su Dem in Spanien srieoel
Sic republifoniihe Staatsform etab.
l;art peroen ioae, BON Dem Hrdiiben.
te!! Ser lesten republifnniihen Gortes
ertid)iebcn ncroen iclle. 9isier, Gegr
Martines 8arrip, pr1iibierte Del Sc,
S,tung, an Ser alh @ertreter Der fo
talaniitben umS basfiiben Nationali
it"n :eilnabmen. T;e Seriamnlune
fteute iih auf Sen Stanbpunft, oai
Sic republifaniihe Seriaiiung mad
pie Dor in araft lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
N. Jei,es erldht Appeu
N, former

Waibinaton. Nabrungsmittel -slb.
ntiuiitraior Ntarpin Ssues foroerts
cine vabioll,t freitpillige" 3uiammel1s
erbeit oes Golfes sur grfiiGung bes
!t..eiigen acknowledgements. unb
crflGrte, oas iei cine @nfsabe, sic
rift ~ourh Nniueiiunaen aus @aIh-
inqton" perird,t tperoen iole. gr
tlane feline Grntefontrolle auBer iiber
Iabaf, feline 3uiue:iung bon In5au,
ildhen, feline Germarftungsquoten
unb feline GntihGoiglngs5ablunsen
al Sarmcr fi:r ginbaltung BON Son.
trollmaBnahmen. @ir in @albington
|fGnnen MIR belfen. Sas 2an6 lit 81,
{ rcB, 5u ausgebebnt uno 81 perihie-
sen in ieiner Broou:tion. @ir Der,
Iaien uns auf oie Srganiiationen ser
Iarmer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

atf Oen Iufrlii beobaften 5u fonnen
lleber Elm ipntboliihes vYatronat
iino alio idain6ar oie 8uiien bisber
rlht binauseeeuneen.
gead) ieiner 3lliammenietung ii!
lper audi Dos ysatioralfomitee Sreier
9ertiher nid)t ean5 oasu ansetan, iid)
6ilm 8ortfiibrer Der freien ,mo I'm.
,,bangigen Geltlhen alf5lnperfen.
Noh Der ~Yrafpba" beitebt oas ao-
''ritee aus ocutiGen 4riegsgefanges
nen. politiid)en fommuniltiiden
is!iidtlineen aus 9eut'bIano nnb ein
p.ar Snteaeftuellen. HrGiibent lit Ser
6efannte iatirtide 9iGter Grid 8ei.
merit. eriter Ii5eprdiioent Elm Maior
SIT, S.reiter 8i5eprdiibent 9eutnant
@raf &einrid) bon giniieoel, 5erner
5eboren Sem &onlitee an oie friiberen
folnmuniitiiGen slbgeoroneten @il-
Delm Yief, Wartba Mrenbiee, @ernle,
llibridt, Die Shrift|teIler Ssobannes
y. Beder, Willp @reoel ,lno Or.
JriebriG @olf
gSie man iiebt, cine 5iemlih bunt-
iEefige @eieQidaft. in Der Ser fom.
aluniitiIhe @runbton itbertpiegt @ir
sounen lns ni6t reht oenfen, oab Elm
10 seurtetes aomitee auf einen tpirf.
Jirben 8i6erbaa in 9eutidlano red-
nen fann Snbaltlih oedt iid) oieies
raonnuniltifde Wanifeit" Nr. 2 mit
Stalins Grfldrungen bonn Nopember
porigen Sabres, in oenen er fir ben
Weiterbeitanb oes beutihen 8olfes
lnb Staates eintrat. Muh Der Wos-
taner Mufruf gebt bon Der glei1en
Vorausiesung aus.
ssn 9on6on uno Waibington bat
ncturgemdb Die Mftion ces Beinert.
@omitees Elm getpiiies Muiieben er-
tG&lub auf Seite 81
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!talie,, ishneiNct 2lrbeitS.
ltmnHcn tcrnntcr

Bern. 3ipei 8erproaungen Ser Ne-
aierllng 8aooeilo ifeinen oas Siel
j., baben, 6rieoen nit ser mebr uno
nsbr gum 8roteltitreif gegen hen un-
beliebten &rieg iibargehenoen Mrbei-
,crifaft 81. iain. Die Mrbeitsseit in
oen Hiiitungstetrieben tpurDe bon "a
al.f AS Sti,noen ger ISOLDE berunter.
gaiett. Gin slpeites Gsiet perbietet
Die susflbr aller 9ebensmittel, 3. 9.
Gel uno 6riif.e, nod Oeuti6lanb.
Sm erIteren Sale Iou Die aiirsun1
Der aoblenlieferungen 0eutid)lanbs
III Stalien oie GeranIoiiure fem; uuo
I'M 5ipeiten Sale ioa ser transport
en- Sruppcn innerhalb StaIiens ale
GiIenbabntpaqen ber6trgen, oie uorber
2ebensmittel nad 0elltihlano per-
draften, 10 iagen Shruei5er 9srihte
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an ieSen ih1peoiiden Sausbalt oer'
ianot. Sic oiirite in 100000 bis
100000 gremplaren 5lr 8ertei'
lung fommen.
Gas 1bema ser 8roihiire, oie
in Der &arptiabe sic Mrbeit elmer
et1paisen 5iinften aolonne pereiteln
iou, bringt ben gtadlpeis Der Npt.
penbigfeit, oaB Sf1peoen iih pertei.
oigen uno bis gum lesten Mtann
tdmpfen miro.
i.Shmeoen lit gelpiat, licb 3u per-
teioieen, es lit in Ger Gage, es 81
tim unb miro es tun", iiberibrieb
v1agens 91pbeter" Sen 8erid)t iiber
Sic 8roidiire. llno in etnem 9eitar.
tifel fommentierte bas Blatt Die 81,
titation babin, oaB idyrpeoiid)e Bolt
MOLE iest niht MIR cine grfldruns
oes Minilterprdiioenten iiber Die
8roidiire, ioloern iiber Die 8..
iamtla0e.
Gann fabrt ser 2eitartifeI fort:
r@as bns Bolt Dor alien 3u boren
tpiinid)t, 0os lit, oaB NIT oem oeut-
id3en 9raniit Shluf eemobt mirb.
Ties tpiiroe tein politiidel. ionoern
Elm rein militGriiher Shti't lem"
Cine 3eitlans iiibrte Die idhpeoi'
lde Hrelfe Die aampagne. fir Die
Ginitequns oes oeutihen 2 a.uppen-
Sraniits nit erobter 9ebbaitigfeit,
uno nod perldBlihen Beridi'n be-
a6iidtigt Shmeoen alf, bieien
Shritt aus3ufiibrell, NIT &ifiift
auf bie berdnScrte Sage in N~ noe.
gen. 0ie ifrpeoiidbe Yreiie balt
Surhtpeg sic Woglid)feit fiir gege-
zen, oab Norpegen balo cine Snua.
Iion erleben f0nnte, viest, mo Die
slrea Ser Snbuiionen beeonnen bat. "
Die Bldne fir Die ariegsbroihii.
tx tpurSen Dor mebreren Wohen
idhon burh Miniiterprdiibent Yer
Mlbin $ansion i'm Yarlament NIT.
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5rbmenen her(tdrkt feline Armee

StcdboIm. Sbpeoen erreihe
Sen Sobpeunft ieiner militdriihen
gorbereituns nit ser gerteilung Ell
ner &eaierunssbroihiire an oie 81.
pilbeuolferung, in ser bieie oariiber
auigeflGrt miro, mas iie i'm Sale
oes arieges 3u tun bot. @leihseitig
ging eine neue Hreiiefampagne &C..
gen oas Berlin belpilliate Yripileg
oes oeutihen Sruppen-Ourhgangs.
berfebrs iiber Shmeoen bon unb
nab Naripegen los.
Bon Gag gu Gag erfolsen neue
9fclerpilten ginberufunsen auI
@runb eines 8eiebls bes Oberfom.
handkerchief Der ihlpeoiiden Mr.
NEE. 8neral Slof 1boerneu. Nad
Suberlaiiigen Guellen seben oie
Torbereitungen tpeit iiber aQes bin-
aus, mas fiir Sommerman0per als
normal aneeieben meroen fann. gi-
nige Sbasunsen beiagen, oaf,
S1meoen beute ebeniopiel 9eute un.
ter @affen babe pie in oen fritiIfn
5agen ser oeutiben Snnaiion Nor.
meeens. als etpa 100000 Monn
ii6er Ssadt einge5osen uuroen.
Die idiuebiidt Mrmee .
SIM 5aae zines &riegs fonnte
Shmeoen minoeitens 100000 gut
auseebilbete Soloaten mobiliiieren.
2ie meilten Der iett gin6eruienen
linb idon friiber aussetilbet NOR.
Sen uno fonnen nod Nuffriihungs-
fi,rien bon 2 bis 3 Woben fir aue
Gpentualitdten iertig iein. Den Yro.
pin3en entnimmt man babel 10 me-
| i,ig @eierbiiten tpie moelih, neil oie
lebenswihtise grnte Dor Der Sir
ltebt.
Die obener1p1bnte Broihire
"Wenn Der &riee tommt", lit is
Seiten tart uno mirb nit oer Yoit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

geteilt. Sic folst I'M WeientIiden
Den 6on BON Der Mrnee erteiIteu
anpellungen, llan,lif in jeoer Sitll-
alton einem etpaisen ginoringlina
Wioerltano 81 leiIten unO ieoen BE-
r!6t ober 8efebl, oen @ioeritanS
e'nsuIteQen, als Ialif 5l betrad,ten.
9ieie SnItruftion gilt in eriter 0inie
oud 5ur Serbinoerung Der 9Gtisfeit
elmer Jiinften &olonne, Ole falihe
Beriidte ausiprengen fonnte.
Ge groIhiire ,peiit an, oaB in
alien idneoiihen Gemeinoen uno
Staoten oie 8iirger inn Sale zines
feinolihen slftes Wiberitano leiIten
loaen. Seoer iole lid auh porieben,
|nid)t geiangen genommen 3u mer.
oen,. oa Die 8erteioiauns. rieoen
idlpeoiiden Mann brauht." Gem
Sinoringlins miiiie paiiiper @i.
oeritano entsesenseiest tperoen.
iabrt o;e 8roid)iire iort uno erldu.
teri. mas bon ieoem Sdtpeoen er.
luartet tpirb.
Sic idldgt por, oaB Die Biiraer
lid i'm &riessfane iofort freitpinig
gum Iienit meloen, ;Sreiforps unter
perantmortlid)en Giibrern biIben, 81.
fen Uniform uno @aiien tragen.
Cine &eimpebr lit iibrigens idon
oraaniiiert tporoen.
SeSer lol bIeiben, mo- er lit, oen,
Wilitar geborfer uno ibm beim
Wioeritanb belfen, elmer Yonit ent-
gegen5uarbeiten, aui Spione uno
@rbreitl,ne faIiher @eriifte idarf
Nht ba6en. Cine ser Borihriften
teiagt ausoriidlid, oab 3ipililten
@efebIen idtpebiihe Beamter in
rom Geinoe beietten DiItritten tel,
l1esTalIs geborden oiirfen, oa lold)e
@efeble aIs er5tpungen uno faIih
ar5ufeben iino. @ioeritanb eegen
ioI6e gefeble lit Ielbit unter Gro-
bung nit @epreiial;en 5u letIten.