davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-01-15

Church, 61o4 Georgia avenue NV,
8 o'clock tonight.
Religious services, social hour and
open forum, Adas Israel Congrega-
ton Conservative, Sixth and
streets NV, 8 o'clock tonight.
Square dancing, First Congrega-
tional Church, Tenth and G streets
NV, $3.50 O'Clock tonight.
Dancing, games, refreshments,
Friendship House, GIG D streets Sc,
$50 o'clock tonight.
Dance for officers, Scots Hotel
Evening star., 1943-01-15
"a Inductees Report
For Duty Tomorrow

Eighty-four colored District Sc
lectees, inducted into the Army on
January 9, will start their active
military careers tomorrow when they
report at Weightman School for
assignment to camp.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14
krice nod Hmreta,.s
ntett 0etu>nnen

Walbington. Ser &f INN sen
Sieg miro an oie 0ereinigten Staaten
Die boblten Nnfproerunsen ibrer @e.
'di6te itellen, 10 iprad ariegs Inter.
ltoatsictretar Nobert g. Baterion, uor
200 0iibrern ser slrbeitcri6ait unO
Snonltrie auf elmer Gonierens, sic
oas 3riegsminilterium in 8aibinaton
abbielt.
~9ie Ibmierigite Muieabe itebt uns
nod bebor: Sas lit ser &f Inn oe:,
Sieg.
"Ger Sieg blidt uns entaeaen,
aber nad Ser Observation-Disclosures
unlerer militdriiden 6iibrer ,ueroen
mir NIT einem lansen, id,tperen
aampf 81 rednen baben. 3ipiliiten
iino Eartner in Sieiem arieg, ipesiell
Sieie Nanner, lpeIde Sic @affen
ihmieoen, nit benen uniere SoIoaten
fimpfen."
suf Sem 5tpeiten Gag ser aonie,
ren5 lparnte War Wobili5ation Giret-
tor Comes 5. gprnes, oab 3ipiliiten
9robere, niht ettpas aeringere s(nfor.
oerungen beporitiinoen, ,oenn ser Grieo
fei ourd)a,ls nod nibt getponnen.
"@ir iteben oem Siee nod niht
10 nabe, uie sic 9eutihen i'm Som.
lner 1910 ooer bieSopaner olreft uadl
Tearl Sarbor," iaste 9prnes.
Gr lparnte Oagegen, nit einem 3u,
lnmmenbrnh 0eutiblanos 5u rebnell,
Der Dem !nneren 3uiammenbruf por
1913 Gbnlit, tpGre.
"Gs gibt feline Gntid)ulbiauna fir
Die Nnlbalrung, baB Sie beOingungs-
loie llebersabe ser abienmGhte in ser
naben 3nfl,nft 81 eriparten it," iagte
gprnes. Ser @es mad Berlin uno
sotio lit INNER nod ein lanaer, bar
ter nno blutiger @eg."
Was 3ipiliiten angebe, 10 iaate er,
Dab er oaran ii1tereiiiert iei, sic Ser
|geitoitng bon militdriihen Materialien
permieoen 81 ieben, aber lifer lei
~feiner lit oaran intereiiiert. slrbeits
trafte nno Material ser &riesstdtig,
felt porauantbalten."
"Wir fonnen nidt eriparten, oob
oas 3ibilleben alf Soften militGriid,,
er erforberniiie leihter gelnaht tpirA
~Jlrit Sbings come ;sirit."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14
TELLS MATHER GIRLS:
BE FEMININE"

Keep your femininity, Edward
Blythin, former mayor of Cleve-
land and now vice president OF
Western Reserve University, told
Flora Stone Mather College stu
dents at their first convocation OF
the year today.
Speaking in Harkness Chapel
Mr.. Blythin described feminininty
as one of the refining influences
that must be retained in the midst
of wars cruelties.
Since the turn Of the century
woman has taken her place beside
men, but few if any truly great
women have appeared in that pc.
riod, Mr.. Blythin told Mather's
co-eds.
There may be a signal that there
exist a woman's world and a man.
world. Few if any great men have
yet been produced who have no.
or who would not ascribe their
greatness to their mothers.
The young women of today are
the mothers of the boys and girls
and the men and women of tomor-
row, and as such are the trainers
of the futures destiny.
Religion is one Of the pillars OF
democracy, Mr.. Blythin said.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14
Every emplOve OF the w

- Every employe of the War
Department must wear badge
bearing his name and a passport
size photograph. One experiment
tai clerk replaced his own photo
graph with one clipped from 2
magazine and for three weeks
passed the outer and inner guards.
Finally a desk-mate noticed that
the face on the badge was that OF
Adolf Hitler.
- Police prowl cars of Walla
Walla, Washington. are now
equipped with brooms and dust
pans. and police are ordered tc
sweep up broken glass in the
streets to save tires.
The 1880 cuspidors III
Washington government build
ings are slated for the scrap-metal
heap, to eliminate the expense OF
cleaning. "It takes two workers
all night to clean the cupsidors
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14

peroen. slnoere 6rauen, sic it'd
fitr 'p!fe suTgaben meloen uno ge.
eignet iinO, erbalten cine lpesieue
slusbilNung.
Cine helonoers perantipprtilngs-
uolle Eoiition baben 5rauen, ole
6!iegerfaOetten i'm Haoiofooer aus,
b:!Oen. use 2elltnant SuIip iagte,
nliilien oieie SnItruftoren mirflid)
gut iein, ocnn Zines Cages bdnsl
bas Scbcn zines Sliegers BON oieier
SnItruftion ub. g;sber baben lid)
tSrauen 10 iebr in bieiem llnterribt
bcDGbrt, oaB uiele Beiube INN 3u-
Delluns peiterer Snltruftoren an
oie @slGs gerihtet puroen.
Ga5 Hefrutierungsbiiro bon
Slcpelano uno ltmgebung befinoet
iid 326 Suron &oao, po interei,
lerte tSrauen niibere ,Sniprmatior
uou Selltnant Suffp erbalten fon,
nen. Spceditunoen iino 5piihen
9 unO 6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14
miiielmeer- commission soil
Europa-v -verwaliung werden
Ihre Augabe Uebergangsperiode vom Kreg
Frieden zu ueberwachen.

2onoon (ONsO. = Die iosc.
nannte Mittelmeer- -aommiiiion, sic
i'm 2auie oieies Nfonats in sllsier
3uiammentrefien miro, ioa m0gli-
Gerpeiie i'm 2auie ser 3eit in cine
Guropa-0er,ualtung entpidelt NOR
Sen, melhe oie lleberaanasperiooe
pom aries gum 6rieSen iiberwadt.
Die erite slufgabe ser &ommii-
iionlpirb inn Wittelmeer liegen, oa
sic Dem Wittelmeer angren5enoen
@ebiete Die eriten lino, sic befreit
ipuroen. Die gleihen 6ragen oie
iebod) Jest i'm 3uIammenbang nit
ser 8efreiung italieniider uno iran-
s0iiiber 8ebiete auitnufen, lperben
iib mieoerbolen, menn sic 5ruppen
Ser 9ereinigten Nationen anOere
8abiete beleben. sluf oieie 8eiie
apiiroe iid ser Mrbeitsbereid ser
2ommiiiion automatiid ermeltern.
gs lit I'M Augenblif urgeflart,
cb oie 3uiamneniebung Ser &om.
milton iid) nit ser 8ergroBeri,ng
ibres @irfunssfreiies ebenfaas aus
oebnen miro. 8egenmdrtig belte6t
sic &ommiliion aus 0ertretern Ser
Gereinigten Staaten, gnglanOS,
Mublanos uno bes Jran50iiiden
Weireiungs aonitees. gs lit ie-
0o1 logiif, cine 8ergroBerung oes
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14

Golnltees 81 er,uarten, bas banr
sSrtreter anoerer intereiiierter Na'
t:onen einiflieBen ipiiroe.
Die slufgaben ser madienoer
&cmmiliion miiroen oa5u beredti
gen, lie als rgefreiungs- -&ommiI.
lion" 81 beseibnen. Gies lit bon
elmer Meibe Sonoorer &reiie porge.
id)lagen lporbeu.
Gs lit bemerfenslpert, oaB sic
&olnniiion Dor Der Wosfauer Irei,
hte=&onieren5 5uiammentreter
miro, obiuobl lie in 3ufunft i'm
Habmen ser in Mosfau eefaBten
9eihliiiie arbeiten miro. Oaraus
miro geihloiien, oaB idon iest ge.
niigeno ginpernebmen spiiben Cont
son, Mosfau umo Waibington BE-
itebt, nm nit ser &ommiliionstG.
tigfeit beginner ou fonnen.
gines Ser Yrobleme, nit ser sic
aommiiiion iih beiaiien muB, iii
eie 6liidtlingsirage. Nabrungsmit-
teluerioreung uno transport mir.
Sen oamit in Sen 8oroergruno tre-
ten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14
ANSWERS
See Questions on page 5.

!. Australia.
?. Leonardo da Ninci.
g. General George G. Marshall!
Admiral William d. Leahy.
4. Low tides which occur in the
beginning of the second and
fourth quarters of the moon.
5. California.
6. Superior, Huron, Michigan,
Erie. Ontario.
I. A museum and institution OF
learning at Washington. d. c.,
established under the terms of the
will of James Smithson, an Eng
lish chemist and minerelogist. to
found an institution for the 'in
crease and diffusion of knowl,
edge among men,"
8. The flight of Mohammed from
Mecca to Medina in 622 A. d.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14

"Bas Sic am liebIten b0ren mol
len lit, oaB Sic iGbis iino, cine
wirflid ipihtige 5itigfeit in Dem
Women's armp Corps aussuiiiI.
len, erflarte Seutnont slnn 9uiip
elmer 8rllppe bon fiinitigen Mit-
glIeoern Der @aGs. @.c lie rpeiter
ausfiibrtc, aibt es 155 uerihieOenc
Eatigfeteu, Die ipeSieue &enntniie
porausieben, uno iiir Oie ssrauen
gelhult Deroen, sic Damn einen
Wann Iiir Ben Srontoienit freimn.
ben.
Seutnant Guiip nannte oann ei-
nige Ser Spe5ialoienite, oe bon oen
WslGs ausgeIiibrt neroen: 9iaoio,
Weol5in, photographic, Sertilien,
Viiroarbeit, Gbauiieur, @ettcroicnit,
SelepbonoienIt, 3eihncr, Med)anif.
Soate ienanO aui oielen 8ebieten
oocr anoHen IhOn cine Spe5ialous,
biloung genoiien babeu, 10 f0nnen
Otele &enntniiie 'oiort gebraud)i
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14
Ntesea,.cr ela,abe,,
krieascnNe rtate

Mosfau. Nlemano NOR mebr bon
Ser iif iiber sic gan5e6ront eritreden=
oen Sffeniipe ser Hoten Mrmee iiber-
ral6t, als ons ruliiId)e Golf ieIbit,
uno iett, 100 man iid iiber bie 8roGe
oes Samples flarer miro, slauban Ell
nise Mosfauer iosar, oaB oas gnSe
Ses arieges in Sift lit.
slls ser Seeresberidtt leste @o1e
erfldrte, es Ieien feline lpibtisen Ser
1noernngen an Ser ssront su melben,
madte lih Mostau bereits aui eins
perbaItnisnabis lanse Geriooe Ser
Hube al Ser 5ront gefaBt unb Sem
oamit perbunoenen seitipeiligen Ser
luIt Ser Teuermerte unS Siegesialpen,
Die Die Sommerabenhe lebenoig mad,.
ten. Die Mosfauer tparen sugleidl
iiberraiht, llno erfreut, als idon ou
nd6iten slbenb Elm neues iseuerlpcrf
losging uno sic grflGruns fam, bai,
sic &ote Irmee nad) ser fiir5eiten
ariagspalie ipieoerum mad, @eIteis
role.
Sier berribte allgemein ser Gin
orud Dor, SaB Sic Hote Mrmee et,pa
INN Sic. M:tte bes Nopember tpieoer
in geiuegllng fommen tpiirbe, in ser
3eit alto, in ser audi sic @eser,
|ofieniipe in Stallnarab beeann, unb
in Ser Scr 5rolt ifon eine felte 7ede
iiber Sen Morait uno sic sSliiiie gelcat
baber tpiirbe.
Gas @efiibl, SAB ser &rieg biel-
leidt balo enoen lperbe, miro Dor
Yemelpan yaroslapsfn, einem Mit.
glieo 0es 3entralausi6uiies ser aom-
muniitiIben Hartei in einem Mrtifel
in "Yrao6a" gum Nusbrud gebraft.
Gs beiBt in Sem 9lrtifel: nNit ser
pl6bli6en Sffeniipe Ser Hoten Mrmee
fiiblt oas @olf, oaB ser Gag ser 8e-
freiung nnieres 2anbes BON ser fa-
ihiltilhen Mdubern iih nGbert!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14
THE BIGGEST
BUSINESS

The recent decision of the War
Labor Board in the little steel"
case should cause a good deal OF
thinking throughout the country.
The Board allowed steel work
ers substantial increase in wages
despite the fact that many liberal
as well as conservative econo-
mists are convinced that higher
|fvages will make adequate price
control impossible. and start po-
tentially disastrous infat;cnary
spiral.
The Board then decided in favor
|of so-called union security.
What that means is that men
who are now members of union
cannot resign from it. They must
continue as members, and mast
continue to pay dues, irrespective
of their personal opinions end de-
sires.
The question this raises is OF
immense Importance. The labor
unions constitute the biggest Of
the country's big businesses"
lnasmuch as practically all war
industries work under the closed
shop or the union shop plan, the
unions take" in initiation fees
and dues reaches incredible pro-
portions. Yet this big business,
as distinct from all other big
businesses, is not subject to re-
gulation or public control in any
shape. manner or form. No public
accounting is made OF the receipt
or distribution of the vast sums it
1t is absolute fact that a small
group of union heads has far great
er power over the life and destiny
OF this nation than any other pri-
vate group has ever possessed. 1t
is also fact that no man can go to
work in a government-hnanced
warindrstry which is making the
instruments of war on which the
entire nation depends for survival,
without paying tribute to a union
and without accepting iron-hand-
ed dictation from a union.
In short, labor leaders are in the
saddle, and they are riding hard.
They can ride us straight into a
dictatorship-with themselves as
dictators-until government takes
over all labor and all business as
in Germany. The tragedy lies with
labor in the failure of its leaders
to grasp the issues at stake.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14
Oiudt lluteruonlmcn nerNeu

piiiHl uliItlNullllltpU lnpTNelI.
"G!ele 9eograpbiihe Heupertci.
lung bon 9trbeitsfrGiten, ebenir
pe Sic stiidiieollms lit cine auf.
1ab, bon internntionalem AusmaB
NIhts meniger oils Elm Snternatio,
males 9lrbcitsamt miro ouber er.
rproerl!d) Iein". Ser gerid)t oes
Snternatonalen slrbeits. 8iiros in
Vtpntreal wuroe bon Errf. eugene
%. &uliider aus Neip gorf sulam-
men NIT Eierre 8aelbreed uorbe,
reitet.
Sie pom &rieg urN oe,! heltibcn
UtaBnabmen berDprseruishc G0lfer.
Danoerung uerlief nie iolgt: @om
september 1889 bis Wai 1910
wuroen 3,SOO,0OO MeniGen in Gu.
rppa bematlos genlubt. Gom Wal
1910 BIS sum beutihen gngriii
auf NuBlano am -. SUM 1871
rDaren es 100000; pom Suni
1911 bis Sanuar 1943 puroen
2o,OOO,OOO 0eportlert.
Dtebr als II Miuloneu Yerionen
Duroen bon Ser Somietunion in
8ebiete Oitlid) pom ltral.8ebirge
transporter. Gier Millionen Boleu
iino BON Saus unO Soi pertrieben
moroen, unb bier Willlonen Suoen
wuroen beimatlos gemaht. Die
3abI oerer, Die aus gliaB; ;2otbrin,
gen pertrieben ipuroen, miro auj
iiber cine balbe Million gei1Gst.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14
so oMillionen Europaer sind heimailos.
stellt Internaiionales Arbeitsbuero fest
nternaionae Organisation wd mach dem Kriege iuer die
Ruecksiedlmg noiwendiq sein

Montreal (OgssO. - Nad SEN
ariege miro ein .Snternationu!cs
arbeitsamt" nOtis iein, um ol
Wtillioneu beinatloier GuropGei
pieOer in Sen strbeitsproScB einSu.
iiisen. 9ies gebt aus einem Sc,
ritt oes Snternationalen slrbeits,
giiros bcruor, in Dem angaheu
iiber cine giguntiid)e G5lferpanbc,
rung entbalten iino.
Mebr ais 30 WlQionen Menihen
lino in europa Don ibren 8pbn,
orten losgeriiien porben. Iieie BE
wegung lhlieBt niht oeienigen ein
Die innerbalb ibres Seimatlanoes
arbetsoIenlt uerrldten ODER bonn,
baroierte @egenoen utrlniien mlb.
ten.
Nah Oieiem ger!d)t lit es oie slb,
iiht ser oeuti6en Hegierung, sic
gepolfcrung gurppas 5u ueridieben,
Oamtt cine Oelltlbe &ontrple un>
Sberberrihait nibt geidbroet per,
oen fann. Cine groBe an5abl Seut.
ide iino in 3onen anseiieoelt NOR,
Sen, oie fiir ipe5ieQe oeuti6e 9tie,
Oerlaiiunsen bereit selteat muroen
&iidiieolilng nab Dem &riese.
beiBt e5 in Dem 8erih:, miro Die
vnatiirlihe S0iung" ieiu, aber oa-
5u lit cine internatiorale Srgani,
iation notpenOig. 9teuperteilllne
bon slrbeitsfraiten 5Diiben oen
perihieOenen Siinoern mu7, unbe-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14

2onbon. 8eranlabt bur6 oie inten,
itbe Gropaganba ser Sapaner inl Ser.
nen Often baben sic Soudnoer erfldrt.
Bob fllrae 3eit nad) oem arieg Die
Sitin0ii6en &olonien 9ollanbs nnfer
Selbltpertpaltung Ser gineeborenen
geiteut tueroen. 9asielbe miro NIT oen
1bilippinen geiheban, sic befanntlid,
nod Bis 1916 unter amerifaniidem
Hroteftorat iteben iollten, aher lpabr-
ideinlih in fur5ar 3eit freigegeben
,peroen. 0amit miro BEN Sapanerr
in ibrer Hropaeanba elm Stri6 burd)
Die Hehnrng gemabt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:
Ralph A. Bard, Assistant Secreta-
ry of the NAVY:

The course of the Russian re-
volution during and after the last
war generated a massive question
in our collective minds, and made
fear of Communism not ONLY re-
spectacle but a ready stick with
which to beat progressive ideas.
This fear was the stuff of which
appeasement was made. and it was
that philosophy OF appeasement
that nourished Hitler. The fu-
ture peace of the world lies III
the relationship soon to be estab-
lished between the United States,
Great Britain, Russia and China
The ideas we may have had. based
on the Russian Communist pro-
gram of 10 years ago, should not
be allowed to wreck the world
peace program. covering the years
ahead of us. Russia as our ailv
makes sense in a big way. Russia
as someone else's ally raises con
sternation in the breasts OF those
who are vitally interested in the
world our children will have to
live in"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14

stamp it out and take effective
measurers to see that it STAYS
stamped out. | believe that we
shall erect machinery which can
and will do it. and that not only
in our own countries but in the
countries OF our present enemies
we shall find the common people
ready and eager to support tha.
machinery and make it success
full"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14
Fat Facts

Here is what one pound of sal
vaged household fat will do -
make enough glycerine to fire five
anti-tank shells. or load II car
tridges. or fire 437 NM anti-ai--
craft shells.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14
James F. Byrnes, Director of
War Mobilization:

"The civilian front is interested
in seeing that there is no waste.
but is not interested in diverting.
ither manpower or materials from
the military effort. The continuing
review in the light of changing
war conditions should result in di-
verting manpower and mattl al
from any project (which is not now
essential to projects which are es-
sential to winning the war. We
cannot expect to make civilian life
easier at the expense of essential
military requirements. First things
must come first.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14
Robert P. Patterson, Under Secre
tary of War:

"The war is going better for US
but this is no promise that we have
victory in our grasp. There remain
the strength of the Axis and this
means that the war will probably
be long and hard. Painful tragedy
lies ahead for many in this coun,
try. But we have strong hopes. We
have the greatest resources in the
world. and we have brave and
valiant Allies. In the words of the
soldiers OF 1918 and of 1913, I.et
us Co"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14

in just one building" says an Off
cial of the PBA. "and there are
325 buildings
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14

- Welien gle tei ginfGuien Dor.
u1,f bin, bab Sie bie Mn3eioe TN
.Bolfsblatt" eeleien baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-14
James Lawrence Fly, chairman of
the Federal Communications
Commission:

"There should be no rule OF
thumb set up to hide behind when
ever any group requests time on
the air. The free radio can become
a powerful instrument Tor the
protection of freedom of opinion
Men must be guaranteed their
right to express their opinions and
ideas. p. 1t is also true that no re-
Taxation in the pursuit OF the free
dom to listen can be allowed To
take place when the war is over.
Eternal vigilance and undertaking
regard for this and comparable
principles must be observed il we
are to have lasting peace. :. The
right to hear new ideas is part OF
the freedom to listen. RestriC-
ton. construction and exclusion
must give way to a broader and
more democratic approach as to
the persons the listening public
may hear. Complete freedom to
listen demands that divergent
views be aired"
Joseph c. Grew, Assistant Secre-
tary of State:
when the United Nations have
won we must get at the very root
OF the evil of the whole cult of mil:
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-08

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 8 CUP)-
Prime Minister Hideki TOTO told
the Japanese people in a nation
wide radio speech Wednesday that
the anglo american nations seek
nothing but permanent enslave-
ment of Asiatic peoples"
Observing the second anniversary
of the Pacific war, TOTO asserted
greater East Asia had become a
continent "of mutual aid and pros
perity" with the banishment of U. S.
and British influence.
TN Europe, the Axis nations are
becoming stronger" he said, land
there is closer cooperation between
the Axis nations in the east and
west for all are imbued with the
common purpose of establishing a
new world order"
He charged that behind mask
of righteousness and humanity the
Anglo American nations are con-
Quoting acts which are the exact
reverse of what they profess. Such
acts as the wanton bombing OF
japanese hospital ships, the closing
of their doors to the East Asiatic
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-08
TRIED BY THE POLES
(Kansas City Starr

(kanSas City Starr
A general of the German Elite Guard
was captured by Polish guerillas, Bern
dispatch reports, tried by popular
court" and then shot. The general was
charged with responsibility for the eNecu-
tion Of 100000 Polish patriots.
Evidently it will be much more condu-
Give to justice to permit the victims OF
German mass brutality to deal with its
authors after the war than for sentimen-
tai Americans or British to do so. And
infinitely more conducive to justice than
to turn the criminals over to reform
ed Germany, as was done after the last
war when of nearly 1000 criminals only
six were given even trifling sentences.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-08
Capital Tolk
by
Peter Edison

foreign monuments.
There is another million-do
item for u. S. contributions TO IA
commissions. which may CT may not
be Implications.
ADD AGENCIES
There are more than IS other
agencies specifically mentioned,
having expenditures of from $4,000
to 100000 each-child conferences,
recording folk music, Indian guide
books and what not-adding up to
more than another million.
Rubber Reserve Corporation Is
down for a total of 178 million dol
lars. which would make the 21,0O0
tons of South American rubber ex-
pected by the end of the year cost
something better than 81 pound
though the purchase price is only
As cents a pound.
There are some of the little items
that will stand further investiga-
ton. They show how minor sums
can add up and they emphasize the
need for the closest scrutiny py
Congress of all appropriation bills
After all, Congress okayed these
things in the first place.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-08
Mind Your
Manners

Test your knowledge Of correct
social usage by answering the
following questions, then check
ing against the authoritative
answers below:
l. Should one lean over to drink
coffee, or sit straight in ones chair
and lift the cup to ones mouth?
2. Is it good manners to rest one
elbow on the table while eating?
3. Is it good manners to play
with the silverware while waiting
for meal to be served?
4. Is it bad manners to hold ones
knife and fork in one'hand when
passing the dinner plate for a Sec
ond serving?
5. At a restaurant, should you
resent the fact that fork or a
spoon may have to do double duty?
What would you do if
You want TO attract the attention
of a waiter and cannot catch his
eye
(a) Say Waiter?
(b) Get up and go to him?
&C. Whistle?
Answers
l. Sit straight and lift the cup.
g. No.
3. No.
a. Yes.
5. Not in these days of labor
shortage.
Best What Would You Do"
solution-(a).