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The Hagerstown globe., 1943-03-26

February. The previous high in
November 1912, was surpassed by
SO per cent or $8,90O.0OO (million)
Expenditures for war purposes to-
tailed $6,OS1O0O, 900 (billion) in
February. This was $4,000, 900
(milliOn. or 2.8 per cent less than
in January and 12 times expen-
ditureS year ago February.
Gas For Car Clubs
Regardless of full car clubs. no
supplemental gasoline rations are
to be allowed if other means of
transportation in a specified area
(SuCh as subway, elevated railroad,
or railroad commutatiOn service)
are deemed adequate by the OPA
Regional Administrator or the OPA
Deputy Administrator in charge of
rationing.
Smelt For Food
About 100000 (million) lbs,
Of low cost smelt will be added to
the nations wartime food supply
within the next few weeks accord
ing to the Office of the Coordinator
of Fisheries. The current scarcity
of meat and other seafood products
coupled with the usual lenten de-
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-03-26

Sam Abernethy always said:
Curiosity may kill a cat - but
I'm no cat" Which Is Sans way
of saying that when he's curious
about something he goes out
and gets the facts.
Seems our government feels
the same way. After hearing ru-
mors about our soldiers drink
ing too much government peo-
pie went after the facts. They
got the evidence on what our
boys drink and don't drink.
The government found out
our Army's the best behaved in
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-03-26

maintenance for cars, trucks and
buses, outlining the kind of inspec-
tions, checks, and adjustments that
should be made to assure efficient
and economic operation of all types
of motor vehicles, will soon be
available through the Office of De-
fense Transportation and the field
offices of the Office of War InfOrma-
ton.
Staggered Hours For Women
Staggered hours of work so that
women may, shop under rationing
rules, but still work in war plants
and necessary services have been
proposed by War Manpower Com.
mission Chairman Paul V. McNutt.
Six million women will be in war
industries this year and changes
must be made in present work sys-
TENS.
Appeals Handled Locally
All appeals involving claims for
occupational deferment are now
being handled by the Selective
Service Board of Appeal in the
area Of the workers employment.
Formerly these appeals were han
died in the area in which the work
er was registered.
Better Tires
A driver with a mileage ration of
more than 240 miles monthly now
can have new castings Of the lower
qualities - Grade II when he
needs requirements. Motorists
with mileage ratiOns between $50
and 1000 monthly, who have been
eligible for new castings in the low
er quality bracket only, can now
get Grade | tires. The release of
these new castings under rationing
to B and c card holders will be for
replacement of tires worn beyond
the recappa BILE stage, according to
OPA.
Food Prices Increase
The average cost of all foods con-
sumed by the average family ad
vanced between January and
mid February 0.5 per cent as fresh
fruits and vegetables went up with
increased buying because of short
supplies of canned goods and in an
ticipation Of ratiOning effective
March /. The usual large seasonal
decline in egg prices of 1875 per
cent was primarily responsible for
holding down the overall increase.
The average cost of foods other
than eggs rose by 1.5 per cent, ac-
cOrding to the Bureau of Labor
Statistics.
War Expenditures
The average daily rate of U. S.
war expenditures reached a new
high of $253, 100000 (million) in
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-03-26
TOWN ANDFARM
IN WAR TIME
Continued from page y
Second War Loan Drive

During April the L. S. Treasury
will borrow the sum of $13 900. 600,
900 (billion) in it's second war loan
drive. This money which is need
ed to back up our armed forces,
will be raised through the continu-
ing sale Of war savings bonds, and
tax savings notes, treasury bills,
and the Offering of a number of
new treasury issues designed for
every class and type of investor" I"
said Secretary MOrgenthau. 'As
we move forward into full produc
ton in the war effort, it is increas-
ingly important that every Ameri-
can invest in his Governments Sc
curities to the limit of his or her
ability"
Can Sell Butter Below Ceiling
There is nothing in any OPA
regulation preventing sales of but
ter at lower than ceiling prices set
recently at the creamery and
wholesaler levels. These ceilings
represent the maximum prices at
which this commodity may be sold.
Price Administrator Prentiss NJ.
Brown said.
Farm Machinery Released
Restrictions on distribution of
three types of ratiOned farm ma
chinery have been lifted by the q.
S. Department of Agriculture. The
orders permit manufacturers of
farm cream separatOrs to release
without restriction so per cent of
their authorized production of sep
aratOrs as allowed by WPB order
LILO and all remaining stocks pro-
duced under L-26. 1t similarly per-
mits manufacturers of power spray
pumps and horse or tractor drawn
rod weeders to release 100 percent
Of their production under LILO and
all inventory stocks produced un
der L-2G.
o'hS rdtISiI ohdti'P SdiCH1d'
Blue Stamps D, E and f in War
Ration Book Two, totaling As
points, will be good from March 25
through April 80. Stamps A, B and
c will be valid only through March
81. Consequently between March
25 and March 81, Blue Stamps A
through F may be used to buy ra-
toned canned foods.
Damaged Shoes "Non-Ratoned"
Shoe dealers whose stocks have
been damaged by fire, water, steam
or other accidental cause to the
extent that they cannot be exchang
ed for ration currency may be au-
thOrized by district OPA Offices to
mark these shoes mon rationed."
Booklet On Car Care
A manual of ABC's of vehicle
VpSnirpH in hxr ho
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-03-26
ARMY COM MANDER

The late 1t. Gen. John Lejeune
was the only Marine Corps officer
to hold an Army Divisional COM
mand.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-03-26
Maryland Merry
GO-ROund

Irish. The occasion was st. Pat
rick's Day. And Tommy was
mighty busy attending to some
fetes of his Irish constituency.
So O'Brien took the occasion to
pay special tribute to the Outstand-
ing friends of the Irish. And
whom did he name? They we're
Tommy D'Alesandro, Louis Ca
pozzol and Vito Marcantonio."
Carrying his jest a bit further, Joe
O'Brien declaimed: Il can say
with all sincerity, Americana fra
tello avuto abuono divertemente la
fiesta Saint Patrick
Said Tommy when he caught up
with O'Brien the next day: Jaw,
sure and the back o. me hand to
the likes O. you, III be a-giving
you bogstrotting, shillelagh -flingin'.
banshee -howling O-breeans a good
Tinsing in the Potomac"
BALIIMORE vi A OR-lrO- -ROU ND
This column is always glad to
correct open errO mrori fLftoHDdo
correct open error or misleading
Interpretation. On more than one
occasion it has formally recanted
its statements with respect to one
of its special favOrites, Mayor How
ard Jackson, Of Baltimore. On
March 4th, at the behest of Mr.
Jackson, the Merry GO-ROund with
drew a previous assertion that he
had entered into an agreement
with MI (William) Curran," the
titular boss of Baltimore politics
and erstwhile foe of the Mayor.
There had never been any agree
ment between them ayowed the
mayor gOod-naturedly. In fact, he
added, he had never talked with
any of them (Curran O'Conor
clam before making my decision"
The decision alluded to was Mr..
JackSOn'S decision to run again for
the mayors job with Curran's sup
port and leave the field open to
Governor Herbert O'Couor in the
gubernatorial primaries several
months ago.
In further fairness to the Mayor
the Merry-Go Round believes it
should again quote Mr.. Jackson as
he expressed himself on March y
in his harmony speech before the
Polish American club, Curran
political stronghold. He apologized
for being late but he had just been
with MI Curran, and they had a
very nice visit, indeed.
In fact, he disclosed, he had talk
ed to Curran many months before
with the idea Of establishing a po-
iitical truce and had advocated
with commendable public spirit
that they talk" things over in
the belief that such talks would
be for the best of the community"
This attitude seems to have been
very much IN the puDilC interest,
for there is a good man running
the show at Annapolis and another
one out to be reelected mayor of
Baltimore. AS Jackson said, amity
certainly pays.
NEEDLE THE LEADER"
With the incoming of the 18th
Congress, a new game started
flourishing on Capitol Hill in
which Maryland's three freshmen
Congressman joined with a relish.
The old game on the Hill used to
be known as Follow the-Leader."
The new game is happily and ex-
pressively called "Needle-the-
Leader" And that just about tells
the story of what is happening up
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-03-26

Every Bond You Own Makes The
Axis Atone!
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-03-26

mand, is expected to create a
wider market for smelt this year
than ever before.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-03-26

resulted in some measure by the
rebellious Influences which were
voted into office in the last election.
What the new men lack in sen
iority and the right, therefore, to
exercise official leadership. they
make up by a sort Of barking-at-
the heels of the stand-patism of
titular leaders.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-03-26
From where [ sit
MJoe Marsh

history. More'n half Of 'em drink
beer-nothing stronger. And the
government found that selling
3.2 beer in Army camps Is one
reason why our Army is so tenn
perate.
From where l sit, there isn't
much cause to worry about our
men in the Army. Looks like
they can take care O themselves
and take care O. the Nazis and
the Japs, too.
&eM M~'4n
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-03-26

No. 81 Of q Series
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29
Gntideib sesen sler5tefammern

Mit alien le6s abgegebenen Gtim=
men inter Gtimmenentbaltung
Der beiOen friiberen @eneralanpdlte
WurpbD uno Sadion beitdtigte
oas Oberbun0esgeridt einen porin-
ltaf15liden @nti1eio, nit Dem oie
american Meoical Aiiociation" iinb
Die u8iitrict Of Columbia Meoical
Miiociation" Der 8erleBltng oes Mn=
ti-Erult=@ eieBes iduloig befunoen
uno NIT @eIoltrafen BON $4,000 be5ip.
$500 Oeriirteilt moroen naren.
Die 8erlebung oes 8erbots Der
geidrdnfung Ser Sa1oels- ullo @e-
nerbefreibeit mur0e in Dem 8eriud
Der beioen Mer5tefammern erblidt,
cine $500 &egierungsangeitelte in
8aibington bereinigenoe genoiien=
idaftlide &ronfenfaiie 6aourd ge-
id1ftsunfdbig 81 maiden, oaB aer3te
I'M Slime Der 8oDfottierung Der Or
ganiiation beeinfluBt muroen.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29
timer uener &Omam

@ir begnnnen III unlerer letten
Summer nit Ser bieiigen &eroffent-
lidung BON saul Ssfar S0ders
lp%annenoem &rimitalromon oGor
@eriHt", Der inter oeuti6en Selern
oriiben Elm Sdlagcr mar.
Der 8erfaiier, elm Sobn oes be-
fonnten Weininger S6auIpielers
uno Observation-Disclosures Ssfar So
der, erfreut lid zines meiteu 2eler-
freiies ols Hotter @r5dbler neu3eit-
lider @eI6ihten. AuBer0em lit er
betuntt ais l%angiGbriger S6riitlei.
ter FOLDER oor5iigli1en Monats- ulio
@odenidriften mie rGel6agen uno
&laiings Monatsbefte" uno 00a-
beim~. Als tapferer Offi5ier I'M
@eltfriese eriparb er iid nelien lite
rarii6en Guft oitr6 iein Griegsbud
nNn Der Spite meiner &ompognie",
oos enorme auflogen erlebte, un0
ourH feline 9l6n5en0e 2eitilng Die
beliebtelte aaer Solooten3eitungen
muroe, Die bonn SCRIPT 1914 bis
Serbit 1918 i'm belebten ellie ct.
ldien.
auBer Dem iebt i'm o@albington
Sournal" l%altfen0en &rimindlromm
itno Dem eripGbnten &riegsbu6e liito
inter 8aul SSfor S6ders pieler
@erfen Die folgenOen meiitbefonnt
nSr1ulein 9oftor" (t897),
uSriiblingsitiirme" G904), o0f1t-
Iifituoenten~ (t910), y9ie inoii6e
Edn3erin~ (1914), Gin 2i0er 60.
man" (t917) u9ie Staot in Sect
ten" (1918l Die blonde @efobr~
(1923l oie Memorienlperfe nain=
oer5eit~ uno y9lus meinem 2eben@,
iomie mebrere an3iebenoe Heiiebiider
lino anoere iiber @interiport, &eiten
ltno Sennis.
Serr S0der fam nuf Der eriten
Jabrt oes 9umpfers D&olumbtts~
mad Seem gorf uno getpann bier5li-
lanoe biele amerifanii9e 6reunoe.
Seine Satin bat iiG ais @arten-
fiinitlerin ulO i60ngeiitige @aitge=
berlin einen groBen Jreunoesfreis
gei6affen. 9ie So1ter &arla lit in
0eltti6lano befannt ais @eigenlpte.
uno 0i6terin. 2ebt1in perof-
fentlidte iie Elm feiniinniges Bud
iiber 5ran8 S6ubert.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29
@nitap q. aretidmar s~eitOrben

@uitap 81. &rebi6mar, oeiien ar-
belt nit Sttmar Mergentboler an
Der 2inotppe-S ebmai6ine oas 9rltd-
tpeIen repolutionierte uno Die groBen
mooernen Sages5eitumsen unierer
3eit iiberbaupt crit moglid madte,
lit IN Baltimore geitorben.
&reBi6mar, Der am 81. @pril
1861 in 9eutidlano geboren iporoen
mar, fam i'm @lter BON 19 Sabren
nah ben 8ereinigten Staaten. gr
lieB ii6 in Baltimore nieoer uno be-
gam nit Mergentbaler 81 arbeiten.
8eioe mare 8uiammen tdtig, bis oie
neue Sebmai6ine ais Elm fertiges
Proouft entitano. Na6 Mergen-
tbalers Zoo, I'M Sabre 1899, mar
&rebi6mar ollein nit @erbeiierum-
gen beiddftigt. Or binterl6Bt cine
Softer, Bertha, uno ei1en Sobn,
Oscar.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29
sdneelanOi6aft

Sdnee, bon i6arfem 5roit gebrannt,
@eiBe 9ede iiberm @interlano,
Dime @uno un0 S1ger,
Dime oas @erdui6 Der 6i1teniGger,
giiig lit Ser Saganbruf),
Salt Der flare Sdneegerud,
giiig fommt Die Nodt bonn @eiten
Dit Dem @lan3 BON St~ernenfeiten
$50 sic runogetpolbten 6iigel .lino,
St1ubt er auf i'm @ino,
Bfeifeno, fabnengleib uno beiBeno,
@liBerno, ipriibeno, gleiBeno.
Stumm itebt ieoe 8aumgeitalt,
Eief i'm S9lafe-rubt Der @alo,
unberiibrt, perlaiien, reglos,
Sdneebegraben, tueitbin meglos.
Gnr6 sic 2uft nit iGiperem Slug
&aui1t elm boier &~riben3ug,
Sdmar5er S9atten faat aufs @eiBe,
Sdtuermut elmer Sunserreiie.
$50 elm @agen bortpGrts fnorrt,
Glingt es fniri6eno, iab un0 bart,
$50 elm Strabl Der Sonne i9immert,
Sdnee in blanen 5euern flimmert
Serrii6, grauiam tpie MetaIl
Steigt Ser Mono 1no ront ins gla,
Steif nno froiterpiirgt BON Gle
2ieet am 6eniter cine Weiie.
Mnton S9nad
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29
mabnt
Oenti6e s3riftIeiter
@erlangtc Gtellnngnabme at &iid-
idlGgen in &afIamO

From the Overseas News Agency, Inc."l
Ser &eidspreiiedef Or. Otto
0ietri6 bat oie oeitti9e Hreiie nit
nelien &idtlinien befanntgema6t.
Gon nun an fol- oas Oeutlde Bolt
piel oariiber gu boren befommeil tpie
es Die 3dbne 3ulommenbeiBen,
ShlGge binnebmen uno alt6 unge=
ii6ts BON Nie0erlagen CUTE Wtiene
gum 60ien Spiel MAIDEN muB.
Or. 8ietrid bate bic moBgeben-
oen S6riftleiter ser oeuti6en 3ei-
tungen in Berlin perIammelt, Inn if
men 81 erfl1ren, mas iie 5i tun bat
ten, na1oem Die &iifi1l1ge in HuB-
lan0 inter Der oeuti6en 8epolferung
allgemein befanntgetuoroen maren.
IS muB iebt, no6 Or. DietriA,
nod mebr ais bisber Die lleberlegeti-
belt ser oeuti9en &aile b~erporgebo-
ben neroen, neil iie, pie Der &eids=
preiiehef iagte, 0ibre @roBe nidt
mir in 3eiten bon Siegen 5eigt, fon-
bern altd ibre 8ioeritanosfraft,
lpenn elm 8ediel eintritt".
Grit oann~, fubr 9ietrid fort,
umeroen Die mirfliden @igeni9aften,
Die ben 9eutiden BON anoeren unter-
ldeioen, podfommen ii9tbor. 9ieie
@igenl6aften lino te1nii9es @iiIen
Sreue, Beborrli9feit, S0ealismus,
eiierne Rerben uno unbre1barer
@eloenmut.~ 9ietrib iagte meiter,
Der @noiieg tonne rur oann er5ielt
meroen, menn elm feiter @iae uno
Die gnti6loiienbeit gum Sieg bor-
banoen ieien.
Seoer 8euti6e muB ufelienfeItes
Hertrdltpn 3lt i%piflenE BnterIanOe bds
BEN, fngte er, ltno Die Yrefie babe
Die Mufgobe, ben @eiIt Oes Bottles
3u itarfen, Inn Oie ubeiIige Slamn1e
oes 8laubenS brenneno 81 erbalten".
Die S6riftleiter gingen iofort an
Die Arbeit. Ser u@0lfii1e 8eobad-
ter lagte an f~olgenoen Gage, oaB
Die Standardization in oieiem sSSobr
10 bart tDie i'm 8oriabr fein tpiiroen.
ygeur Elm entidloiiener @iae un6 Elm
ungebro6ener @eilt fino in Der Ga
ge, ben Nottpenoigfeiten oieies &rie-
ges nit ieinem INNER pe6Rlnoen
@liid 81 begegnen.~
S6lag5eilen in Der ionitigen oeut-
lden 8reiie legten @ert oaraut oie
n@affenfameraoidaft 5piiden oeut-
i6en uno italienii6en Sruppen~ gu
betonen. an0ere laliteten: ulteber=
meni6li6es Seloentum i'm 6euer-
TURN; u8adienoe S6la6t nm
2~eningrao gegen 5ablenmGBig iiber-
legenen Jeino"; uSeoer oeuti6e Sol
Dat lei cine SSeItung."
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29
@ilitarfreibeit ipesen ednardJsn,

Wa6oem man BEN "A Sabre alten
Seonaro 8. @iqiams an adt ber-
i6ieoenen Srten gum S6lafen ein-
quartiert batte, lit er iest fpegen po-
li5eipiorigen S6narbens aus Dem
Seere entlaiien poroen.
8iaiams berbra1te feline critic
Na9t in einem Eager an Ser 4iiite
nno fiel iofort our1 fold n~ngebeuer=
li6es Sdnar6en nlt oaB man ibn
Idleunigit ausquartierte.
SD peiB natiirli6 nibt, tpie meit
mein @eidnarde oringt", iagt @il-
liams. Sic oadten beim MiIitar,
oas bette, tuas iie nit mir anfangen
fonnten, lei, mid in elm &oipital our
Beobahtung 81 lteden. g[ber oie 8a=
tienten madten @aoali nno bei6ner-
ten iif, Dab fie niht idlafen fonnten.
Gin Wfaior Duroe 10 milo, oaB man
mid fpieoer binausi6miB, uno 0ann
bin ih nod Elm paarmal umqllartiert
moroen."
Als @runo fir oie gntlailuna
bon @iaiams miro nfronildes Mitb-
mo" angegeben.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29
@eid befeitiet Sic beiettem gebicte

Oenti6lano, oas lett ben fiir3Ii-
den llnruben in Marieiqe jebt alien
grnItes cine aaiierte Snpalion uno
5uglei6 o%ffenen @ufrllbr in ben be-
ieBten 9dnoern befiir6tet, erri6tet
nit fieberbaftem Offer iiberaa Ser
tei0igungSlinien. IS bat in Holen,
Norpegen uno 5ranfreidr piele Mai-
ienDerbaftungen Dorgenommen, mie
nod 2onoon ~gelangte @eri6te beiag=
ten. Die normegiide Hegierung I'M
Grill beridtete, Dab Die Geutihen nit
b01iter Bei9leunigung an ser Ser
ItGrfung Der norpegiiden @iiitenper-
teioigung arbeiten. Gin @ortfiibrer
Der nortpegiiden &egierung iagte,
oaB bic 8efeitigungen in Bergen ans
3ementblodb1uiern beiteben, 0eren
@1noe 5pei SUB bid iino. 9ieie
8lodb1uier beriperren Die ginfabrt
in Sen Snfen.
3uitGnoige Quellen beri6teten,
oaB bic 9euti1en cine 8abn bon
Noro=giortpegen nod 6innlano bau-
en-. &riegsgefangene ioaen 81 benz
8abnbau eingeiebt merOen. Die
8abn lit Die erlte, Die bic beioen
2dnoer miteinanoer perbinoet. Die
8abnitrede ioa in 0oro-&eiB, ettpa
so Meilen norooitlid bon Eromioe,
beginner. Der finnif6e gnopunft
milroe nidt %genannt.
Mud) IN Yulen
Der Itelpertretenoe polnii6e 8re-
mierminiiter Stonislaus Mitolaic-
apt erfldrte, oaB innerbalb bon go
len elm nHt5ig Meilen breiter &or-
rioor nit itarfen 8efeitigungen an
gelegt tporoen iii, Der bermutlid ais
cine tiinftige 8erteioigungslinie &C.
gen Die guiien geoadt lit.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29
Sau9bOOts0 efabr
int @a9iem
Die GnslGnSer iinb ~6esuegen
beiDrgt

@inltou Gburdias 8ornung our
3eit Der Sabresmenoe Dor 5uneb-
member oeuti1er ubootsgefabr miro
offenbor in England beber3igt. Non
8ritii1en Worinebeobabtern miro
Die Mnlift ge1ltBert, bob 9eutidlano
ltets 200 Ieiner Dienei1t insgeiamt
500 uboote auf See beb1lt, Inn 81
perbinoern, 0oB oie 1lngebeure Bro-
button aliierter &iiitungsfa6rifen
Die S6la1tfronten erreibt. Sn eng
lano foroert man oaber I6neaere
6radter, Die ben oeutiden Sau6boo-
ten entgeben fonnen, oa Die 9eut-
i9en ani9eineno ibre Soffnungen
ouf cine INNER GROCER meroenOe
Sau6boot Slotte iesen.
Na1 ni9tamtli6en britiiden
S6dbungen ballt 9eutI6lan0 belte
is bis 90 u-goote i'm Monot, piel
l6neaer, als Die @liierten iie oer-
Ienfen fonnen. Sn3piiden riibmen
ii1 Ole Deuti1en am &unofunf, oaB
Ole nellen Sau9boote l1nger auf
See bleiben f0nnen ais Ole alien,
uno oaB lie ferner bon iogenannten
uGaud- Wutteri6iffen" lire Gorpe-
Dos, 8erpflegung, Del uno iogar
neiie 8eiabungen erbalten.
INSTRUMENTATION in 9~entidlan6
@s beiBt oaB 9euti9lano CUR
Decentralization bon Sau6booten
iibergegangen it, uno 5par nuf dbn-
Iide @eiie, pie in ben 8ereinigten
Staten Die neren Sra6ter gebaut
peroen. Sn gan5 europa neroen
Eml66oot-Se il bergeiteat, Die man
oann in groBen bombenfi6eren I'm
teritdnoen an Der atlantiiden aiiIte
3~uiammeniest.
Die meilten Eau6boote, mel6e i'm
&tlantii6en Ocean a%ngetroffen mur-
ben, iino bon einem i6neren Sod
leetDp nno ettpa 1860 Sonnen groB.
Sic f0nnen an Ser Sberfld6e 1875
¬en nno unter @aiier mebr ais
BEL gemobnliaen l1mit1noen 3uriid-
legen, ga iie Nidel ltatt 8lei fir Ga
oebatterien pertpenoen.
Sau9boote, tuel6e BON ser ipnni-
i6en aiiite meitli6 bis gu oen M3o-
rem Dororingen, iino iddbungspeiie
$50 Bis $50 Tonnen groB uno ba-
ben cine 0urdldnittli6e @eidmin-
oigfeit BON t3 ¬en.
u. g. @leranoer, Der erite 2oro
Der 4omiralitGt, erflGrte 8elabun-
gen Ser 6ritii1en Slotte, oaB 1913
pabrideinlid oas iduerite Sabr in
gnglanos @ei6ihte meroen miro,
nit uoen gr0Bten angriffen aiif nm
iere Seeberbinoungen".
Sier5ulanoe lit es elm Offences @e-
beimnis, Dab uniere iddrfere OeIra-
tionieriing our6 Die 3unabme bon
Sanferberientungen i'm sltlantif per-
uria6t muroe.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29
Setreffs Nbsage in StenererflGr.
Mngen

2eIern, sic iiber sic erlalibten Ib-
5iige fir Gr5tlide Miisgaben in Der
SteuererflGrung n~neefragt baden, lei
flargema1t, OaB Ib5iige fir
ungetp0bnIi1e Iltsgaben, Die nab.
reno oes Steaeriobres fir Gr5tli6e
8ebonolung zines Steuer8oblers,
ieiner @befrar ODER BON ibm OBJ
bGngige IerIonen gema1t moroen
iino, abge3ogen neroen f0nnen.
@ber Der Mb5ug lit beidrGnft aiif ben
8etrag, Inn pel9en oie dr3tli6en
Musgaben 5 Hro8ent oes Nettoein-
fommens, pie es iid Dor Ab5ug fol-
der ausgaben ergibt, iiberihreiten
Gin Neiipiel
0os folgenoe 8eiipieI oiirfte sic
Gage florma1en: 8etrugen oie 9(lts-
goben fir Sen Slr3t $500 uno betrue
oas Nettoeinfommen $4,000, 10 lino
oun61it 5 8ro8ent bon oieiem Netto-
einfommen 3u berednen, alio 5000.
ga sic 1r3tli1en MuSgnben oiele 5
Bro5ent Inn $500 iiberidreiten, Oiir-
fen Sic Oie Iebtgenannte Summe
fir 1r5tli6e Ausga6en in Mb5ue
bringen. Mnoers altsgeoriidt, iino
Die eriten 5 Hro5ent bonn Netto-gin-
fommen nidt fir dr8tlide ausgaben
ab3iebbar.
Ser b06ite ~ab3iebbare 8etrog fir
1r3tlide Musgaben i'm Sale zines
Gbepaares ODER Gamilienoberbnup-
tes oarf $4,000 ni6t iiberi6reiten,
uno bel alien an0eren ginaelperionen
oorf er nidt mebr aIs $3.50 betro-
gen. lleberbaupt feline Ab5iige fir
Gr8tlide Musgoben lino itattboft,
tDenn oieie gusgaben our6 @erli9e-
rung ooer ionittuie geoedt limo.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29
Mene @erurOnmns betreffs 9Unierpcn-
OOrrGte tritt bal6 in &raft

Slim 9ii6ien 6ru6t- unO @emii-
IefonIerpen alf Eager lit aues, tpenn
oie @otionierung oieier Irtifel in
orei ODER bier @ohen beginnt, mas
fir ie0e @erIon in elmer Gamilie
|itattbaft lit. Mle oariiber binausge-
ben0en 8orrGte tper0en, tpie oas
8reispermaItrngsomt 81 piiien gibt,
BON ben Nationierungs -&upons ab.
ge3ogen per0en.
Sir ieoe, iiber Die 5ulGiiigen flint
Bii1ien pro Nerion binausgebenoe
gii1le miro man diif einen Mbt-
punft- &upon 5l ber3i1ten baben,
dlsgenommen 8iidien bon peniger
ais 8 lln3en uno ioIde, Die man 5lt.
ballie eingema9t bot.
Strafem fir 6amfterer
0ieie uStrofe" lit, tpie elm 8eom-
ter erfldrte, ooranf bere9net, bonn
&amltern ab3rbalten.
@roBe ODER Snbolt elmer 8ii6ie
madt bel Der 8erbdngnng Der &u.
pon=Strafe feinen ltnterl1ieo, OBJ
pobl 0ie peri1ie6enen Srii6te un0
@emiiie, tDenn Die Hotionierung eit-
nal beginnt, nod Snbalt uno Gro
BE peribieoen bepertet peroen. Sc
De 8iihie ODER Sole miro unter Dem
&ationierungsplan mad 8unften be-
mertet. 8eiipielsmeiie fonnte fir Ell
ne 8ii6ie grbien elm &uponpert bon
10 Bunften fir cine 8iidie 8obnen
ein iol6er bon nur 5 Yunften feit-
geiebt meroen.