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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Italian Girl, II,
Forbidden TO Go Out
War Problem Clinic

War Problem Clinic
l am An Italian girl j. My
mother and ! don't get along a
mother and daughter should. My
parents don't believe in me going
out with. boys. Mother takes
everything in the wrong way, and
for that reason keeps me IN al
80 every night
! quit school year ago and
since then I've been working
Every day my mother warts for
me Al the door. She doesn't like
my girl friends, because they as
sociate with boys Do YOU think
/ have a right 10 60 out and have
come fun?
! have brother who is in the
navy. and he sides with my
mother and dad. What shall /
do Ny mother and | are de-
pending on your answer Do You
think II is wrong going out with
boys
MISS y. s. W..
Dear Miss y - NJ:
II h sometimes hard for par
entS who grew mp In other
countries 10 understand how
their children feel IN these
situations IL j. equally hard
for children raised m the
United states 20 understand
their parents viewpoint YOU
naturally want 90 do the things
that other girls Your own aye
do. and II il also natural that
your parents should be con
Cerned for YOUR welfare. II j.
only because they want the
best for YOU that they worry
about your friends and Your
activities.
! do not think IL il wrong 90
g. out with boys / think that
you should know some boys
your own age. and should have
normal social activities with
mixed groups. I am wondering
n there - community house
near your nclghborhood where
you might 70 occasionally In
the evenings There YOU could
take part IN supervised recrea
ton, which might be more
satisfactory 10 YOUR parents
In the event that such a pro-
gram IL not available IN Vow
neighborhoOd perhaps Nou and
your mother can agree on a
compromise. Would she allow
you 80 90 ont one or two eve
ninEs week with boVs and
girls that YOU know believe
" YOU are going 10 do this that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
War Problem Clinic:
Aliens in Army
Ask Information
On Citizenship
Naturalization SinpIified
Not Automatically Given
10 Men in Service

Obtaining tAc rights and priv
,o-,s -f o ,4t.ra American
-. ,r, NO..
c!'if' Ne i'''''''''
SogcN,.atior COS. 0\ 4'> one Nh'
comes from another country 10
r,sLr r.s homo IN ,-r United
>.'.'
4 -Io'' Hsa'o'. o.. ..''@. ''.
have NOT received th,' final pa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

and lind out Unexpectedly that
this IL the case.
On the other hand. think he
should appreciate all that YOU
have done for him as his step
parents and If he now wished to
leave home az the age OF II
YOU will probably have 10 ac-
cept this and hope that he will
he as successful In life as YOU
want him Ia he. He OF course
has the right 10 name the ben
efciary Of any life insurance he
takes.
know IL is difficult to have
ones children reject one when
they grow mp, but this often
happens. Their havior
develops throughout the course
OF their life according 10 the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

INC family income was not large
enough 10 give him every thing
he wanted.
Then. TOO. he discovered that
he vas an adopted child, and be-
came angry al us, his step-parents,
for keeping this fact from him.
We have always given him the
hest home possible under the cir
cumStanCcS, and I feel now that
ne should feel grateful toward US.
But he has said that he has
fixed his insurance so that in case
OF his death We could not get
anything May he legally do this ?
lie brought upon Us a debt Of
81, 500 hv accident a few months
ago. and I have asked him now
that he was making SO good II he
would not like 20 help pay up that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Soldier Should Apply
for U. S. Citizenship

Var Problem Clinic:
am native Of India and
therefore. ineligible for citizenship
IN the United States Of America.
/ have been a resident OF this
country since February. 1924. !
am married 10 an American citl-
zen and consider this my pcrma-
nent home
fArrp--w depart fttefat has
granted me permission 10 work on
war contracts. However, / would
like 10 do my share as member
Of the L. &. armed forces. ] have
been led TO believe that II | bear
arms on behalf OF the United
States, ! would automatically be
come eligible for citizenship Al
the conclusion Of the war. Please
let me know If ! have been mis-
informed.
! would also like 10 know that
II due TO physical or age handicap
I am confined 70 limited service.
whether I would still be eligible
for citizenship.
Mr.. a NJ s.
Dear Mr.. 4. VI. 6:
Service by an alien I'm the
armed forces of the United
States does not automatically
confer citizenship. such service
merely eliminates some steps
and saves time. An application
must he made and IL must he
approved by the proper govern
mental agencies. Limited service
I'm itself does not bar citizen
ship " otherwise In order.
WALTER n. T.. SCOTT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

intelligent handling we have
given them.
No doubt. as he grows older
and becomes more mature, he
will recognize his responsibility
10 YOU a his step-parents and
will all the more want 10 return
that obligation In proportion as
YOU encourage his own interests
In life, rather than attempt To
manage for him the course
which he takes.
DIR. ROBERT G. FOSTER,
family cOunseling service, Mer-
rill-Palmer School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

bin. but he laughed 70 OF and said
that because he was not ours,
he didn't have 10 and would not
pay.
We love this boy the same as
any other member Of the family.
and If We had our way. he would
be in school rather than working
He is stubborn about the whole
affair. though, and I doubt if he
Will change his mind Can you
advise us what 10 do?
MRS. {. " d.
Dear Mrs. &. W, d.:
l think YOUR son is right In
his feeling that parents should
tell their children when they
are adopted and begin telling
them when they are young 80
that they do not reach his age
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
DETROIT SUNDAY TINES

YOUR parents should meet your
friends in YOUR own home, and
that YOU should feel RESPONSE
HE for the selection OF your
friends.
Remember that YOU are only
y and that il - perfectly mai
ural for all parents OF girls 81
YOUR age ca he concerned about
their friends and associates. l
think that n your mother Will
agree on "A reasonable hour,
such a. 1880 or H. few
nights a week, that YOU must
see that YOU do not abuse this.
Try II out and see ", when
YOU bring YOUR friends home,
snd II YOUR parents know with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

whom YOU are going and where.
n they will not he able % SC
cept this. Both OF YOU are par
TALLY right, and must both
make concessions II you are TO
be happy. -
MISS MARY VI O'NEILL,
USO assistant director for met
ropOlltan Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Mistaken Identity

LOS ANGELES. July ; tUP)-
Charged with beating Miss Joan
Langholz in a dimly lit corridor
of his apartment house, o. c.
Watts explained: Il thought il
was my wife"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

"NOur Own Horoscope" nv
Frances Drake, Is one Of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Roric Acid Mixture
Good For Sore Eyes

Thousands troubled with tired, inflamed.
burning, itching or sticky eyes praise Law.
optik, a refreshing mixture OF boric acid
and other heneficial ingredients. Soothes
granulated eyelids, Must satisfy or money
refunded. rs years success Thnusand praise
u. Get Lavopfik todaV. A. all drug stores
Evening star., 1943-12-02
S3 From D. {. Report
For Duty tomorrow

Eighty-three District men now on
their post-induction furlough will
report to four branches of the armed
forces for active duty tomorrow.
The group includes 80 selectees
Tor the Army, inducted November
IL; SO for the Navy, indicted No.
vember 26; four for the Marine
Corps and two for the Coast Guard,
nducted November 10.
The list follows:
Chaplin, Frank M. Johnson. Merle l..
Lee, Warren M. Barger, B. M
Mattox, Paul Y. Walter, Harold r,
Coleman Wilbur T. TTsub Gs,n Hsman BenjamiR r. NJ
pemas' John S. Mosehonas, John G.
Lorwin, Val R. Reed, Richard c.
Pearson. Donald 1. Tompkinson. c. A.
Cohen, Norman @. Cloer, Arthur W.
King, James c. Neilsor, Robert c.
Lockwood. John D. Chin, Hand F.
Clarke, Leroy F.. Williams, Eddie H.
Conner. Wills J. Herbert. joseph e.
Gilbert, Jack J. Pearce, William E.
Bergreen, Sholem Lazaroff, Louis
Greiner. George E. Lusby Maurice Z.
Blanken, Samuel r. Yee, Koon S.
Ramey, Everett H. Quarrels, John H.
Robertson, r. A.
Jones, Lewis sinsleton. Lace c.
Hill. Paul D. Umstead, Samuel L.
thompson, M. H. scarborough, George
Adams, Robert B. Taylor, Ernest E.
Moore. Robert c. Holt. William A.
Baylor, William II. Thomas, Joseph ].
Urkims, Summie o. Johnson Allen
Rivers, Schuman M. Lee, Charles, ir.
Sellers, Aaron W. Robinson, Rayburn
Harper, Robert T Thornton, E. E.
Lightfoot. James c. Ezele, Rusus P.
Crew, Lucius s. Smith, Lankward L.
Hill. William D. Jones, Emmitt c.
Allen, William J. Wilson. Eddie
Faison. Lubie R. Sturdivant, w. c.
Hunbles, Lanier NJ. West, Matthew I.
Canty. Thomas v. Lewis. John w.
Mickie, Willie O. Hughes James
Hancock, Edward L. Hawkins, william
Coast Guard.
Dodd, James A. Green, Robert c.
Marine Corps.
johnson, Harold L. Betzinger, Walter H.
Caldwell, Robert c. Grooms, William r.
Evening star., 1943-12-02

Who is supplying music for
dancers in the Ell Patio.
when the lights go down and the
black light bathes it. Mr.. Grassick
has been working on the project for
some time, but there are such things
as hardtQ-get materials. His goal
is to daub the Latin American in
struments so that patrons may
rumba in the dark-while the ma
racas, bongoes and less-active Gus
toners work up a glow.
The Metronome maestro is STU
dent of things electrical, has been
for many years, for that matter. To
him it was not illogical that music
and electricity could work more
closely together. He has, in fact,
another stunt of which he is fond:
"Colortone. This involves the
transmitting of color by the effect
of musical notes, causing vari-
colored lights to play upon back
drop, music stands or anything else
that can be property wired. But
there is the hitch again: Wire Short
ages.
But Mr.. Grassick is not one to
lose hope Everywhere his engage
ments take him he carts his full
electrical equipment in a trailer at
tached to his car.
Perhaps Someday.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
DR.. Read to Give Address

DR.. William T. Read, chief of pro-
fessional ALLEGATION section Of the
national roster of the War Man.
power Commission, will address
the 18th annual tri-chapter foun-
der's day banquet of the Alpha Pi,
Alpha Rho and Washington pro-
fessional chapters of Alpha Chi
Sigma at 7:30 pm. tomorrow at
Waldrop's restaurant, 4318 Rhode
Island avenue, Brentwood, Md. DR.
Read will speak on "Manpower."
Evening star., 1943-12-02
After Dark
Continued From Page A-18)

was setting eyes upon it for the first
time.
X X
As his present tenure In the Met
ronome Room draws to a close, Bill
Grassick may be seen rather fever
ishly trying to whip into shape his
"black light" band specially. This
Is the stunt which calls for painting
various musical instruments with a
phosphorescent product which glows
Evening star., 1943-10-10

products. Four years ago you spent
three hundred thousand dollars for
soup powders in packets Sales last
year jumped to twenty million dol
lars and the business this year has
lust about doubled. Dried soups are
inexpensive; dried soups are quick
to use; they take little shelf space.
Want a hot clam broth without
shopping for clans? Drop a disc
that looks like penny into cup
of boiling water. 1t makes bouillon
with the taste of the sea. Dried
chicken-noodle soup, and ready in
less than half an hour - add water
to the shreds, let it boil few min
utes. Come and get it, folks!
Evening star., 1943-10-10

meat cooked, faxed, then dried Add
water to the flakes and within 20
minutes they are soft mass to use
like any ground meat in casseroles,
burgers, loaves or stews. The meats
contain SIS per cent protein as we'll
as the B vltamins, IRON, phosphorus
and copper Tasty stuff which bears
no resemblance to 'jerky," the dried
meat of other wars.
Jam powder shares a place with
gun powder in the holds of ships.
Now a way has been found to dehy-
drate molasses. With water added,
1t pours in a thick, sweet stream
over the Army hapJacks. A dry ice
cream mix has been perfected which
needs only the addition of water to
freeze into rich and petal-smooth
dessert. There's a spread called de
hydrated butter which keeps firm
at high temperatures - this the
deep-woods camper may tote in
peacetime years. Even cheese is de-
hydrated and compressed to save
freighter space. "Stow-away" water
is thus routed from the ships cargo.
Tw so-i0-43
Evening star., 1943-10-10

course meal of dehydrated groceries
and carry home the purchase in a
coat pocket!
But you likely won't. Nobody is
gong to shift wholesale to a dried
diet. After V day, when foods dehy
drafted in flakes, shreds and nuggets
return from the wars. cooks will
pick and choose. These new prod
ucts we will use as tlme-stretchers.
as budget savers and to our Conve-
nlenCe.
Evening star., 1943-10-10

cIouS roundneSS
Of the orange.
The song of the
can opener will
return to the
kitchen. The stor-
age chest OF froz-
en- foods will do
its year-in and
out job.
But make pan
try room Tor drled
foods the ones
you lik e be st.
Dried soup is no
war baby. 1t won
its kitchen spurs
long before Pearl
Harbor. And the
soup clans grow
ing fast. over 10
kinds are avail
aDle now ever y
thing from Bos-
tons black bean
to Russia S red
borsch.
A dried soup
boom IS on
women like these
Evening star., 1943-10-10
We Still Like Steak!

PALATES still will cheer for SIZZLING
T-bone steaks. Eyes will continue to
rejoice in the beauty of fresh eggs
fried sunny-side-up The hand will
keep its clutch on the cool and gra-
Evening star., 1943-10-10
More for Civilians

DEHYDRATING plants at last are
catching up on war orders and more
dried foods will be coming to civilian
tables. Sweet potatoes and carrots
have been removed from the list
reserved for war needs and are prom
ised nationwide sale.
A mixed vegetable pack takes a
Evening star., 1943-10-10

pdC X d Re, pl ice
about 35 cents.
Some of our
neglected marine
life. the shark,
mullet. burbot.
m u S 5 e |. and
carp, are beng
dehydrated for
lend lease ship
ments. De h y
drafting tax e S
away the shape
and color, or
whatever 1t is
that keeps these
fish unpopular.
In flake form,
they do noble
duty in fish cakes
and loaves.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
Meet the new kinds Of
dehYdrated products
you'll be tasting soon
tn IIe,,,e,sH,.e
%@>hM%sa

THE day is soon
L when dinner can
be telescoped into
pellets and powders.
The day is near when
YOU can buy a five
Evening star., 1943-10-10
FEATHERwEIGHT FOODS

bow IN the East. This is a mixture
of tomatoes. string beans. onions,
cabbage, carrots and turnips,
cleaned, cut, ready to use in stews
or to layer with meat IN a hearty
casserole.
More powdered whole milk is
slated for winter Dehydrated cram
berry flakes. apple flakes, banana
flakes come into general dlstrlbu-
ton. A dehydrated gravy is catch
ing on great guns now that meat
drlppings run short. Spaghetti DIM
ner is gong places, accompanied by
an envelope OF dehydrated tomato
sauce. Dry beans for chill are pack
aged along with chill sauce powder
add water. plus meat. Onions.
parsley, watercress, mint, celery,
garllc have been powdered and
faxed and tucked into boxes - for
seasoning, of course.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
Dried Pork

SOMETHING else
comes out of the
war dehydrat-
ed beef and pork.
The fatty por-
ton S are re-
moved, the lean
Evening star., 1943-10-10
For Britain. Russia

T GODS reduced to almost invisible
limits (dehydrated foods new to
American cooks do daily service
on war fronts and in kitchens of
British and Russian Housewives
Humpty Dumpty repeats his his
toric fall and goes to war quite
broken up. Dried whole eggs are
packed for Army field ratlons -
used for baking, used scrambled
Dehydrated eggs sell in London
groceries, dozen to 515 5-ounce
Evening star., 1943-10-10

soy. ERNIE PYLE
''. beg you folks back home to eire and
keep on girine your blood Piasma is abso-
luiely magical Thousand, hare already been
sared Lv il in this itar''
Send your blood to help bring him back
alive Call your nearest Red Cross Blood
Donor Center for an appointment 1t is the
most important contribution you can make.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-08
arminins gergnigunssperein

Die Misunderstanding oes Ser
ems fono I'M Sauie BON Serrn uno
5rau Sduiter itatt. 9ie Mitglieoer
maren 3ablreid eri9ienen. 8rGii-
bent &onrao Miiaer fiibrte Sen gor-
lts nno Sefretdr Sbeo. 2er6 perlas
oas Brotofoa. Das Gebiiionsfomi-
tee erltattete ieinen 8eridt iiber sic
unterfnbung Ser 5inan5bii9er. 9ie-
lelbel1 fparen in gutter @erfaifung.
gln ueberlduB tpuroe ni9t er5ielt.
Gas Wfieten elmer Sale fir oie Ser
lammlungen ipuroe eingeben0 BE-
lpro1en. Man mar iid einig, bob
olelelbe central gelegen iein mub
tpegen Der @aiolinfnappbeit. SIS err
tolgte cine gemiitlih beitere Nad-
lisung, in pel6er man ben @eburts-
tag bon 5rau Sobn @imlneI. uno
%oenIentgen Der iiingiten Eo9ter bon
GERM nno 5rau Gbrilt. &ronen-
bitter f%eierte. Man lang oeutfde uno
amerifanii6e 2ieoer, tpel6e bon
5ran Sduiter am Rlapier beqIeitet
muroen. @ud Die Ean3luitigen fa-
men ipieoer einmal 3u ibrem &edt.
Wfan freut iid idon auf Die nG6fte
3ulammenfunft.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-08
SOaanbiidsr Sulitifer MnTert
in bentidem 0ienit

Die bolldnoii6e acknowledgements
flr Ineta beridtete neulid, Der BON
Sitter gum n6ibrer oes nieoerldnoi-
ifen Bottles" ernnnnte Mnton Mui-
iert babe oeriproden, cine betpoffnete
D9aht nuf5uiteaen, Del6e gegen Die
Ruiien fdmpfen uno mitbelfen ioae,
Die 8ereinigten Nationen aus Noro-
afrifa binaus5utDerfen.
Ser boQanoii9e @ationaIiItenfiib-
rer bat in elmer &eoe Dor Ser Sed)-
nii6en @iloe in l1tre9t unperbliimt
ausgeipro6en, mo er binaus mill.
Wfuiiert iagte in elmer &unofunfreoe,
utpenn ieBt tpieoer cine nieoerl1noi-
i6e &egierung ibre Yfli9ten auf=
nimmt, miro tie als quite national
io5ialiitii6e &egierung aQes in III
rem 4raften Stebenoe tun, Inn ibre
Bfli6ten 81 erfiiaen."
@el6e Bfli9ten oas fino, prG3i-
iierte Miuiiert nit folgenoen @or-
ten: u3mei aufgaben errparten urs
Der giniaB unierer Streitfr1fte i'm
Often unO, pie mir boffen uno glau-
ben, aud in Mfrifa.~ @merita gum
Sros, 10 fiibrte Muiiert tpeiter aus,
fiible er. oaB europa iest afrifa
brau6e uno Der Gag tpieoer fommer
meroe mo Die nganfees bort binaus-
%getDorfen uno @uropGer mieoer elm
getatigungsfelo finoen meroen."
Mniiert ging iogar nod einen
S6ritt peiter uno meI6ete bic SIN.
ipriide Der boa1noii9en Rationale
item auf ben friiberen Sranie-6 rei-
itaat Der 8uren an. gs tueroe Der
@ipfelpunft i'm 2eben Der boadnbi-
iden Wation iein, tpenn Die griten
aus Dem emit boadnoii6en Siioafri-
ia Deriagt un6 Die boadnoiide Stag
&c mieoer iiber Hretoria tueben tper-
De.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-08
GOngreb

(6ortleburg BON Der eriten Seite)
werOen itetig i6ip1der, sic llnieren
Itetig Itdrfer. Die i6lieBlide Nie=
Oerlage unierer 6einOe lit 81 elmer
mathematician @emiBbeit geporoer.
Die 8erlungiamung unieres 6elo-
5uges in Noroafrifa lit Dem oortigen
@intermetter 5u5ui6reiben, Das Die
Wtaridmege in Scot un0 S6lamm
Dermonoelt bat. Dies miro lid 6alo
bebeben. Mittlerpeile ieBen uniere
6lug5euge Der feinOlidn 2uftpaffe
idarf 81.
9err Hooiepelt prizes 0ie 6iibrer
unierer 8erbiinoeten, sic Serren
Churchill, Stalin uno Shanghai
tidef, uno neripra6, iie meiterbin
itarf nit &riegsmnterioIien gu inter-
fifteen. SIN Iesten Monate, iagte er,
bate unier 2ono mebr 5llg3euge
bergeiteut ais ollie Die 5einolGnoer
5iIiammen. Gann 8~itierte er 3iffern
fir Die ibnea madlen0e Hroouftion
bon 8affen uno &riegsmateriolien
bier3uldnoe uno fir Die 3unabme
nnlerer @ebrma6t.
9esmegen, 10 fiigte er bin8u, iou-
te iid unier golf nit @eoulo uno
Sieges3uOerii6t in gegenlpGrtiee Ia
ltige &riegsnotpenoigfeiten fiigerI
penn aud Oas Sabr 1913 i6tpere
grangIalen bringen iolte. Sn oie=
lem 3ulammenbang fpies er out 0ie
l6pereren 9rmgiale bin, tpelbe url-
lere Gerbiinoeten b%etroffen bGtten.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-08
9entfdlanOs Neutrality-suspicious.

(From the Office of War Information')
Nad einem &uoioberidt 0es Ser
liner Sranso5ean bat Bropagan0a=
miniiter Or. @oebbels in Ser leBten
ausgabe Der 3eitidrift u9as &ei6"
folgenoes gei6rieben:
u&ein Sabrbunoert bot pom oeut-
lden 8olf 10 groBe 8lutopfer Der
langt Die oieies. @ir muBten sic
Siinoen lno unterlaiiungen unierer
&ater uno @roBp1ter i6mer biiBen.
@eil iie iid in ibrem perionli6en
Die i'm 0ffentliden 2eben Ben 2urus
zines iibertriebenen SnoiDiouolis-
mus uno 8artifularismus leiIteten,
Iteben mir beute aufga6en gegen-
iiber, an oeren 8emdltigung MGn-
ner nit normaler &raft manhmal
per5peifeln fonnten.
nNi6ts bleibt u1s erlpart. Die
@el6i6te fennt peoer @naoe nod,
Grbarmen. @as cine Nation in ser
Bergangenbeit Deri1umt bat, muB iie
lpdter ourd barte Mrbeit ul1o ourd
opferrei6e Sdladten pieoer gut
MAIDEN"
Sn oieier senoung puroen mei-
tere Steaen aus @oebbels' artifel
5@itiert, in oenen er Die 9eutiden auf
one l6meren Spfer, Die ibnen 6epor-
lteben, norbereitet.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-08
Gr-a1nis Carol Oarf nidJt bier5er

Gem 8un6esri6ter 5ranf 81. 81
caro- IN Detroit murOe neuli6 nit
geteilt, oaB infer Stantsoeportemeut
Dem @r-&onig Carol bon &umanien
Die G%rlaubnis oeripeigert bat, in Die
8ereinigten Stoaten 3u fommen.
Ser friibere &0nig bat ieit Ieiner
Jllidlt in @eaIeitltng nm ssrQu Gu
PETIT ans Spanien uno GorfltqaI
nod &u6a uno Merifo idon mebr=
mails DergebIi9e S6ritte nnternom=
men, bierber 3u fommen.
Ser lebte Oergebli1e MnlaB fpar,
UNI bel einem ariminal= @ro0eife ge=
gen perOG6tige &um6nen III Detroit
ais g&ron5ellge" auf3ntreten gegeu
@ligbaerie Moraru, Stepbon 9pre-
lanu uno George 3anfir, oie be-
lduloigt meroen, ii1 als Mgenten Ell
ner fremoen Ma1t nidt regiltriert
81 baben.
gorldufig alio bleiben Gr-a0nig
Carol uno Maoame 9upeifu IN Ser
Sauptitaot Merifos.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-08

betrogen. Sic 9roouftionsrote fir
Srodenmagermild betrGgt CUR 3eit
pro Sobr 100000 Hfuno. 9us
lit beinobe oos 9oppelte ser I'M Sab
re 1910 bergeIteaten Menge. Die
Yroouftion getrodneter @emiiie
miro in oielem Sabre 100000
EfunO gegen 100000 I'M Sabre
1910 errei9en. Sic omerifaniiden
Anlagen peroen ferner nod in Die
lem Sabre $4,000 Sonnen getrod-
meter Mepfel gegen 10000 Eonnen
oes Sabres 1910 er3eugen. Die
Serlteaiing an0erer Mrten getrodne-
ter 6rii6te erreidte i6on Dor ldnge-
ct 3eit eiten notwithstanding gro=
Ben lmfang, iooaB iie iebt nltr in
unbeoeuten0em MaBe erpeitert SIT
luer0en broitdt.
3nfmnftsansiidte
&aitm lie bat es cine iunge SSnoit=
itrie gegeben, oie in ieOer 8e6iebung
auf 10 geiunoen @runolagen ltano
mie Oieie. Sic lit fir oie 0auer oes
&rieges geiihert. @os aber miro
ibre Gage na6 ariegsenOe iein? Die
enttp0iierten 2ebensmittel neroen
ibre groBe geoeutrng aii9 nab oie-
iem &rieg ermeiien. @enigitens fir
Die bielen Sabre beS 8ieoeraufbaues
oieier @elt. Mmerifa miro Damn
Oas acknowledgement Ser @roe
iein; Ser Strom Ser 2ebensmittel-
i6iffe, oie in ale @elt binoitsgeben
tperoer, miro nidt balO berftegen.