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ttrla,sb fiit 4eiSaten
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@aibineton. Soloatcn lperoen TIT
Ialtb erbalten ebefiie nad) 'lleberiee
seihift iperoeIt ipeiln ioas MIR iraeno
croaIih lit, sab bas ariessoepari.
ment befannt Dns department iagte,
es bnbe es INNER 10 gebalten, rab
Soloaten, bie uad) lleberiee eeihidt
|perben iollter, uorber llrlaub befa-
men, tuenn iie ieit iehs Monaten fei.
men ltrlaitb gebabt batteu ooer lpsun
lie ieit ibrer @!n5iebine pbne 9fiit.
ilht ouf Die 2dnge ibrer Iienitseit
nod feinen ltrlunb gebubt batten.
slubnabmen fpnrben MIR in I1lleil
vNrinsenoer militatiifer stut1uenois.
seit- genadt.
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@ro(3bean1ten- DerfammlunQ

MIRO allb nod mebr lpahien. Wtun
le'e Den Jinan5berid)t an anoerer
STEELE nlrlerer 3eituns uno Sic mer.
oen erfabren ruie itarf unier gerbanb
geiporben lit. ltnlangit ipuroen .6ia
Slider bonn Staat Sbio gepriift unb
auh Die itaatlifen Yriifer ipraden
ltd3 lnbenO iibcr Die @elhditsfibruna
rno Die @robbeamten bes Central
SerbanOes aus. slus benz 8erift bes
sctl,ars iiber Die 3abIungsfabigfett
oss Central Werbanoes iit gu erieben,
oab Ser gerbanb 1900 sablunas.
labig lit.
9tad)ites Sabr ipirb beitimmt cine
Stonpentlon abgebaIten, menn cine
lnIfe nid)t bon Der Megiernng unter.
lagt miro. $50 uno rann iie itott.
finoen iplro ipiro ipGter bnrd, 9lb.
lttmn1ilng unter oen Bereinen feitqe.
tellt tuerben. SebenialIs loate iie ant
elnem 5iemlih central geleeenen Srt
ltattfinoen bnmrt es oen 0elegcten
-:roglih lit berielben beiautpobnen
uno ibren 8erein 3u pertreten. Ser
@roB -Hraiioent 8altbes muroe beaui.
tragt INN S!ierten fir Die aonpen-
t!on uno audi INN Sfferten fir eine
gereins5eituns 3u palienber 3eit aus.
3aIhreiben. Jerner muroe beihloilen.
ocB etlihe lmierer @robbeamten als
Oelegaten unieren VerbanbT BEL Ser
ssonDentipn oes slmerican JraternaI
Rongreiies am 2S. nnb 80. Septern.
5er in GlepelanO tageno pertreten iol.
Zen. 3u gIeid,er 9eit finoet au6 bie
8onpention oes National ssraternaI
0onareiies in Glepelamo itatt, 10 6a6
Smlus aui seite 6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-22

Miperbeab, s. S. Die Deberal Gooo
Diitribution Mominiitration begann
nit oem Muffaluien BON sSriibfartof-
ieln inn Often.
Die Delatpare Staatspoli5ei biell
i'm StQat Delatbare Truds nit &iib-
rcrn an unb Die Gnrmer nnlBten ibra
Mare au BEN feiigeiesten 80ditprei.
len an bas Rriegs- department iofori
rerfaufen. Dnh"r,p miro Nep Oopl
betrofien iutb monbeS &ubn miro anl
Sonntug nnf ocm Glide feblen.
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>1euer Appeu 1eistYs
af, Bic Nrbeifer

Sonoon Noh elmer Nunbiunfmel-
oung aus Sid)p bat Die Hegierung eli
nen lestcn slrpen ar sic fran5oliidJen
sirbeiter seriTtet, iih sur slrbeit in
Sel,tld)lanb az itellen, lpenn Tie iib
rift allberbalD beS 9eietes Itellen
molten. ~@enn ibr eud, nif)t meIbet.
Damn Itebt ibr NIT euren Snmilien
cr,Berbalb 'oes 8eieses unS ,peroet
ihper 5u leioen baben."
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Son Sarulb 5. Gasfi.

(GopDrigbt BY Oberieas gtesps Mg J
Ser nad)iolsenbe Artifel bes Der.
uorraeenOen Shrlftitellers llnb Wfits
1lieOs bes Greeutipe -&omitees Der
2abor Nartp Dirft Elm Sdlaslid)t alti
.pahtriegsplnne engliid,er arbelter,
freiie
2onnon. 1ie erIten Melbungen iibcr
sic 2anoung in Siailien ser unter oeIl
Oberbefebl bes Generals giienboluer
itebenben alliierten Mrmeen iinO bon
nuBerorbentliher Yeoeutl,ne. Stiid
nm stiid idlieBt iih bas yees un'
OeuNolini. Der &f miro 3tueifel.
LOS bart iein, lmo mir miiiien aui
Miidihlage tpie auf Grfolse porberei-
trt fetn; cine Operation bieier @roB,
eegen eincn gfpieiler oes italieniIde,l
observation-disclosures lit nidt oils ein
ipielenb.leif)t slbenteller 3u betraeb,
ten. Mber iie tiinoigt 6en SAL bes er'
item faifiItiid)en Negimes uno Der
Stur5 zines Mannes an, Der in 8e.
,neinidnft nit Dem Gonig, Der Nriitc,
fratie, Der Mrlnee unb Sen @roeinou'
Itieaen ben erlten oiiIteren slft oes
Dramas ser aonterreuolution erofi
nete, oeiisn ShluBpbaie, wie id bofie
Ser 5lpeitc @eltfries iein miro.
Da mir unS GEM @eriGtstag Wtuiio
Inns ndbern, gi6t es meines erahtens
e,nen tpidtigen Yunft, Der beleuhte1
;rerben mub. Ginilubreihe &reile, ois
5.par ben stur3 Muiiolinis, Sitlers
mo bes iapanii6en Wilitarismns
tpouen uno Die anerfennen, OaB aud
sic 8eberrider BON Taiallenftaater
tpie llngarn ltnb Mumauien 5u Der
ibtpinoen baben, befiirhten Don oerei
Nicocrgang bic Gnticiicllng rcnolr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-22
Xccjepelt lGist cine
Aerarpcrlaec faue,,

. @aibington. Brdiihent 8ooiepelt
lleb cine Ioriage, Die perlangte, oaB
Wunoesltelen, Die Saatgut, Tieb-
urb 8efliigeliutter Ginger II. a. m.
perteilen INIT ben itaatlifen Ssnlpet.
|iionsgeleten roniprm geben miilien,
1infad) oaourb binidais meroen, bab
CT 5ebn Gage peritreiden lieB, ubne
81 ibr Steauue 5u neblnen. Sn elmer
Erfl6runs 5u cieiem vYofet Geto",
iagte er, oaB ves geiGbrlid1, lnbe-
red,tist uno pbne ieoes 8eilpiel iein
ioiiroe, ben Sen As Staats s4Segisla-
;uren bas Ncd,t ein5uraumen, elm Der,
iaiflrngsmdBiges Yroieft Ser 8unoes
regierung 5u regulieren ooer gar sil
petieren."
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Sic Hnfen iinS bis iieben Weilen on
Srel beraneetommen nnb bic bent-
id)en Srnppen in StGrfe BON 25O,-
900 Mann miiHen nit oollitGnbiser
Ginidyiieknna rednen.

Mosfou Gie ru'iiihe Mrmee bat
in ihrem 9ampi eeeen Srel rifIt nafs
Jelailen uno lit norooitlih bis 7 Wei-
Zen unb oitlih bis ID Meilen an SreI
berangebrungcn. Den 0elitihen bleibt
nlhts anoeres iibris, als iih boil
'tanoig 5uriif5is3;eben, ionit itebt bic
@efabr ser Ginlc,liebung bon 25O,-
900 5ruppen.
Gas lit elm cnoerer idJlperer Shlag
segen Oie oeutid)e Militarmaihine
uuo miro oanrit entihuloist, baB iie
Sruppen nod StaIien geId)idt baben,
uHt 'oie Snpaiion Si5iliens 5um Ste.
Den 81 bringen.
Sonbon. 9as 9iaoio BON Slgier CAB
oefannt, oaB Die Ibientruppen bon
Yalermo, Erapani uno Wariala 3u-
ciidge5ogen tpurben.
Wfit Dem Sail bon gnna, Sen,
Sallpteiienbabnpunft i'm Snnern 81
5iliens, Sas am sNittlpoh bon ben
ameritanern uno aanabiern genom-
:nen ipurbe, muroe sic Sauptperbin-
sunsslinien Der Mdnie in slpei Seile
aeteilt uno Die Golee hit. baB lie 2at,
illbren fir oie aebie in Sisilien ID
ourfbrofen lit, baB es feiuen anoes
rem slnsreg glbt, ais lih nah goroel
suriid5uaieben. Snppiiden batten bit
englanoer eiren itperen &f be-
Gatania 81 beiteben unb am Sonntar
uar bereits geneloet tporoen, huB Sic
ler Safenplat in ibren SGnoen iei
Sas Erar uher 1ift ser Sail, fam
{ Der nun nahbem erna gefaqen lit
nidlt mebr large bauern. Snslpiiher
'pcriuhten Die @ngl1noer mit elmer
groben 6lotte 100 Meilen Don @feiii
nc i'm aesdiid)en Meer anl sseltlani
Stalien 5ruppen 81 Ianoen, INN ge
pii'ernaBen oen 9ampf in Si5ilier
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Gngli(cber Arbeiterfabrer
foroert italieni(cbe Keputllk

tionarer arGftc in europa uno sliien,
Die iib ser aoiltrolle bltrf einen IRE.
'.:eftahlen" &onierpatipism1s entsic-
hen fonnten. Otaa iagt uns, oab mir
oas foniglihe Saus Supopen nift
fiir Mfl,iiolinis Siinben Sabeln oiirf.
ten, ober mall iliiitert inns 5n, DaB
8ranoi uno 9aOoglio ganS anbers
2el,te iino, als ibre Meiiter, Dem tie
all bic Sabre treu eebient baben, ooer
mir iino 3elren bon @eriid)ten, oab
Elm republifaniidss Nesime in Stalien
uno peit mebr nod cine io5ialiitiihe
Sepublif llnie,e 8esieblngen gum go.
tifan ernitbaft belalten tpiirben.
Der yiflehte Wam", ipie Gburhil!
i'm be3eihnet bat. mllB natiirlid) ge-
hen. ga aber iein Sfidlal iih bereits
ab3u5eihnen beginnt, taudt Elm 8iin
oel fleiner Mahiapellis aus bie;enl
ooer ienem 9lubenamt, aus oieier poet
iener Nahrid,ten5entrale ailf, Die uns
iagen, tparMm, = arenn Der 60d)ite
Iatlieniihe ltebeltiter einmal beiei-
| riat ut, es uhflug sudre, gu ,ueit
III geben. Sic geben 5lpar an, oaB
lpir BON Yictor emanuel. @ranoi ooer
Yaboslio nid)t elm ein3iges Wort Oes
Vroteites boricn, als es i'm Sommer
1910 10 ausIab, als fonnte Muliolini
BON ben Griihten oes fommenben Sic.
,, ees &itlers profitieren. sic itinmea
oarin therein. oab Ser Hatifan 90,
!anals Muiiolini nidt oapor iuarns,
fas italienilde WoH 1T einen ariea
su 5ieDen, ben es niht 1piinifte, aber
| fie fagen, baf, pom @atifan fein Gin
griff in politiid}e ssragen er,uarte.
,'.trer6en fann. Sic erfldren, baB III
oarnm belorgt iino, oas faid)iitiih'
Negime nit Der geringiten @efabr,
(sN1ut auf Scitc ~
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Sairstag, cen II. Suli, batten iidl
Sic @robbeomten in Ser Snlptfan5le.
oes Central gerbcnSes, 535 2eaoer
W!bg, Glepelanb. Chin. periammeIt,
lin Die balbirbrlihe 9iid,erpriifling
mas ieet einen pollen
Gag in MnIprub ninn,t. slm slbeno
lnaren ollie 10 niibe bob iidy jeoer emit
if1loB fih ans5urrhen nm nddriten
aPorgen an Der Geriammlung teiIneb
men gu tonnen. Sonntagmorgen INN
10 llbr lparen ale tSrobbeamten nit
Iusnabme bon BroBperipalter Serm
Sartinann Ser geiGdftshalber nid)t
iitr Die 8ericlnmluna bleiben fonnte.
anipe!eno.
8roB-YrGIioent Spbn Battles CAB
cinen tur5en ausfiihrliden 8erift
iiber Die lesten iehs Monate. 10 nuh
WroBaSefretGr @eors @tartini nnb
C'rob -Sdasmeilter Sohn 3iegIer uno
Die 8eripalter berihteteu, oab Iie Sic
Bidder in erittlaIiigem Slrituno ge-
f,lnoen batten unh alles IN Sronung
lei. gs ipuroe audi iiber Die @erbe-
arbeit berihtet unb baraus gebt ber.
Dor, oaB i'm erlten balben Sabr nur
iO4 neue Mitgiieoer anfgenomnten
unroen, mas nur oieien iftperen Set
ten 5,3uitreiben lit. Gs lit aber be-
iGloiien sroroen Die Deputies .peiter
an5uirornen ieit al Ser Arbeit 3,l
bleiben uro nlebr YfitglieDer 5u lper-
ben fir Oie Yereine nno Central
Serbano. Die neuen Wsitglieber err
balten aud) tueitarbin bel ibrer Gin.
fiibrung einen goloenen anopf.
Gas 8ermogen bes Central Ser
Ganbes lit betrdbtlih aetpahien unH
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Hciat t,,earAe 1actt 500
13et,tbern ai,eeeriffen

gllgier. Gon mebr als 500 8om'
bern iuuroe 3om angegriffen oes erite
Mal. Sn letter Nad)t griffen nur e!.
rige Bomber an. Yapit Bins nabm
cine 8eiidbtigung Dor lmb erflarte, el
boffe oab Hom dis offene Staot bon
Wuiiolini erfl1rt tperoe. Ole. alteu
biitoriihen Saden 8onis paren oll
foitbar Dem &riege geopfert 81 iuer.
Sen. ST erflarte nid)t, pb eine airtt
oetroffen'tporoen lei, ,pas sic 9lhie BE-
Dauptet bate.
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2onbon. General 8iraub, ser 10.
eben BON @aiblngtpn bier anfnm, er.
tIlrte in elmer Nahioan'prahe an bas
fran5Giiibe Golf bon 8onbon, bab ser
Sag Ser Snpciion ;srnnfreifs nabe
lei uno bas ales nod Der llbr gebt,
nie porgeIsben. Tie ourh amerifu.
luihe @afien ausgeriiltete fran5oiiIfc
armee miro bnlo fron3olild)en Booen
betreten.
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,SerHert 2l,sii.eb,sne Ses
Waai,er.@ @eieSe<

Seem Yorf.- Sreb S. Sent, HraiiDent
oes Councils ser 9tep Oorf uniperiia-
tat. periangte Die Nufbebung ces
8aaner. .@eieses. ST iprad) Dor elmer
Yanfers sliiociation. gr be5eihnete es
ais Gas i6leGteite @eies Der 8eies-
nader bon Waibington, oas lie in
ca Sen ,sabren ge,naft baben.
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,faiseiitei,partei
Si3ilie,,s a,.iaelSjt

Gaiablunca. @enernl Sir SnrolD
9!eranoer perfiigte in ieiner eriten
Nroflamaticn ols alliierter Wilitur.
,ouparneur bon Sis!!ien an Die Sc
uolferllng Der Snlcl Oie aufloilng al
Ter taid]iitiihsn Narteiarganiiationen.
Ale Beamten perblslben aber in III
ZEN aemtern. Inn cine quite slbfpi.f-
lung Ser 8eieeung Surd)5,,iiibren.
Sonlt aber reoete er fir neue He,
iormgeiebe.
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De,af fietlas,H belieiert
Bic Gmreei

lonbon. Ger prn oeutiber Seite
fontrollierte Runoiltnf Yaris melScs
te, oaB Deutiblano fiir5lid Der IIrfel
Is 2ofomotipen l,no $50 2alt,pagen
lieferte. gbenio tpnropn 1000 9onner
tn 0hihinen unb 10000 5onnel
anoerer Sitter nah Der Tiirtei gelis-
Iert.
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,Sran3cie,t tpeucn Has
Offi3iersferps perjiinec,,

sllgier. 0as Sran30iiihe &omitee
iiir Die SanOesbefreiung nabm cine
Serfiiguna an, Oie sic slltersgrenE
iitr iran3oiiid?e Sffi5iere berabiett.
9ieier Sdritr lit cine 6oroc.l,ng Sc
Saulles. Gs 1reroen haourtb 40 8ene,
rdle uno 500 anoere Sfiisiere IN sen
Hlrbeitanb perlett.
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Ntehr 3eitmft9Sleier

Nap Oorf. Ser 2eierfreis Der Ia
gesaeitungen bat neue MeforbausntaBc
.rreiht unb Ser 0erfatf an 9eitungen
hat eegeniiber Ser 8orfriegsaeit nm
$3.50 5usenommen, tniro pom Mu0it
Bureau Of Girculations beri1tet.
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8ciiermi,e in Scr
,Slciihperieremtte

@nibingtpn. Die Yrice alominl.
;tration sab befannt, oaB biniort Die
3ipilbep0lferung beiier nit &inO.
i.eiif ueriorat ,ueroen fOnne, nafoem
Ger 8eoarf fir bie Webrmaht geoedt
.pprOeu lei.
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wieNera,ainatftte Der
1t11t1D II, SefE ,,Gtcr

WaIbinston. Cine oreiitiinoise
aonieren5 auiid)en ..Sobn g. 2eipis
rno leitenoen Beamten Ser slmericcll
federation Of 2abor iheint Die We=
S.rauinahme DER limited Wtine Worf-
rs in oie sl6oi3 einer Sd)ritt naber
oebraht su baben.
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Ills platiftih
in, wcite,, II, Bait

Naibineton. 5gS Cireftor Sooper
aab bcfarnt, baB Sarolo gburp, elm
tsngl1noer, in Monterep, Sal, per.
hoitet ipurbe, apeil er in ben lebten
.Honuten i.ber Suenos 9lires Der
NhienmGd)teu iiber 1000 8ramm
Ylatin 5ugeifubeil boben iou
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@aibinetou. Brdiihent Hooieoelt
erflarte, oaB ieit Yearl Sarbor nrebr
s(merifaner orrd llrfaae getotet oSer
uerlest tpurben als in arieesoperaiio-
|1en a,erloren eegangen 1ina nnb sap.
rellierte an bns 0olf, groBere 0or-
,id't ipnlten 3u laiien.
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u1ilitGrpeliseiA Aents
1T Euita,terifisepfer

Sonbon. Ser 8erliner Hunofimt
jerihiete, baB Ger Sberbefeblsbaber
ser italieniihen sMilitarpoli3ei BEL
Gem @ombenongriif getotet .rurbe.
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8aletta, Dtnlta. Mhlenflugoeuee
';ibrten eincn 9sahtangrifi gegen
Malta aus. Rpnrben fielen in bielen
Oebieten ser Sniel ilnb rihteten an
,3iuilanlaeen Sfaben an.
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Room, and Board
Rooms, without Boord

Large room with private bath.
Meals part time, l block from
Cadillac-Harper bus line. 2
young ladies preferred. Refer
ences. Rose. 2248-M.
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CARLTON, Ore. - II took d
lot Of sprinting, but farmer John
Kirsch solved the manpower
shortage
He had two tractors and only
himself 10 run them.
He set the controls Of one and
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BRAZIL. Ind. - Lightning
m Gle a practise blackout in
Jackson Township, Clay County,
stark reality by striking an
electrical transfer mer an d
blacking out the district a few
minutes after the practise had
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started il driverlcSs across the
field. Then he jumped aboard
the other and followed. Before
the first one reached the fence
n ran il down and turned il
around and so on--for 800
acres.
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Cords Of Thonks

We wish to thank our rela-
tives, friends and neighbors for
their many acts of kindness and
floral offerings during our re-
cent bereavement. Spec a
thanks TO the Rev. Whitman. the
Methodist choir and ST. Johns
Ladies Aid
Mrs. Chris Lubahn
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Wondero
Mrs. Myrtle Melkcrson.
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In Memoriom
IN MEMORIAM
A.

IN MEMORlAM
In loving memory Of our dear
son and brother, Elton Aim
stadt who departed from us
three years ago yesterday, May
II. Not lost TO those who love
him. Parents and Brothers.
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We wish TO thank the Prose
cutting Attorneys office, the Mt,
Clemens police and sheriff's de-
partment for their consideration
shown us during the recent loss
of our son. Also special thanks
TO Fuller and Peltier, their en-
ployes and our many friends
Mr. and Mrs. William Lyons.
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begun.
Some folks complained. how.
ever, that mother nature had
been bit over-enthusiastic in
her cooperating" The electrical
power was not restored for sew
en- hours.
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SPENCER CORSETS
AND SUPPORTS

Mrs. Elsie Killewald, Regis
tered Corsetiere. 1875 South
Broadway. Phone Mt. Clemens
1891 II no answer phone
l93lM.
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WEAR A MODERN LIGHT
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-13

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Evening star., 1943-09-19
War Progress Satisfies Voters,
But Domestic Issues Irk Them

to give up some Of their pleasures,
or part of their butter or meat or
milk.
"Fair-minded citizens, however,
will realize that although mistakes
have been made, the job that has
been done in converting peacetime
America to wartime basis has been
great job and a successful one, of
which all our people have good
reason to be proud"
In the poll of Congress members,
the Once of Price Administration
responsible for price control and ra-
tioning-was the only Government
agency singled out by name for
criticism. And only II members
most of them Democrats-men-
toned it.
Few Manpower Complaints.
Most of the legislators reported
they had received no complaints
about the way manpower has been
handled and distributed although
at the moment manpower is one of
the Nations most critical problems,
with the War Department urging a
labor draft.
Only three-all Democrats-com-
mented on the possibility of a father
draft at all and they said their
people hoped 1t would not be neces-
sary but believed the military
leaders know best
One Southern Democrat said his
people view with alarm the con-
tinued rapid growth of Government
agencies, and several were critical
OF the number of persons on Federal
payrolls.
Only a handful of the legislator,
seven altogether and almost all of
them from the East-reported their
people had Indicated marked inter-
est IN postwar planning for a last
Ing peace through international CO.
operation or any other means.
Accent on War Effort.
lime and again the quizzed Con-
gressmen started OF their state
ments by saying something like:
MY people are mainly interested
IN the war right now, or 'My people
are mainly interested in getting this
war over with and their BOYS back
home"
One Representative said he dis
covered that "the old American
custom of criticising Congress has
changed and the law-making body
Is held in high public esteem"
Here were some of the steps the
numbers Of Congress said their peo-
pie want taken, although these
were scattered desires:
Decentralization of Government
power in Washington with more au-
thority given local officials; simpli-
ned methods of paying income tax
es' and better distribution OF food
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Luundries
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+ maintain interdepartmental differ
entails, but these could not exceed
80 cents an hour above the minimum
rate.
Not All Increases Granted.
Following this formula closely
WLB failed to grant all the wage
increases asked by the 20 laundry
owners through the association.
UndSr the terms of the regional
WLBs action, laundry workers now
receiving 80 to IS cents an hour may
fbs increased to 40 cents: those. re-
sceivtng 36 to SO cents may receive q
scent hourly increase; those re-
ceiving 81 to go cents, Accent hourly
increase; those receiving 81 to 70
cents, Scent hourly increase; and
those receiving II to rs cents, a ~
cent increase.
Employees in the affected laundries
now paid more than IS cents an hour
may not be given a further increase
in wages, the regional WLB ruled.
The original wage petition asked
that workers paid less than SO cents
an hour be brought up to the 40
cent minimum but also asked that
the scent increase cover all work.
ers now being paid between 36 and
60 cents an hour. The petition also
asked that workers now earning
from 81 to 10 cents an hour be
given a Accent increase and that
workers earning from 10 cents to a
dollar an hour be given a Scent
hourly increase.
Ruling Not Mandatory.
Mr.. Walker said he had been
notified by the wage sterilization
director in the regional WLB of1ice
that If the OPA did not consider the
requested price increases necessary
the WLB ruling would not stand
although the laundries were at
liberty to put the wage increases
into effect If they so desired.
The WLB said its action was
based on its "substandard policy"
and specified that in cases where
piece rates are paid, the rates may
be increased In amounts equivalent
to the increases allowed on an hour
ly basis.
The affected laundries are Old
Colony, Yale, Quality and Service,
Evening star., 1943-09-19
By the Associated Press.

| By the Associated Press.
Congress members reported yes
terday much satisfaction among the
folks back home with the way this
country is conducting its war on for
eign battlefields, but widespread dis
content with various phases Of the
war on the home front.
The Associated Press, seeking a
cross-section of the views constit-
uents conveyed to the legislators
who went home on vacation in July
and returned last Tuesday, quizzed
SO Democrats and Republicans from
AZ States.
The majority said they found
their people pleased with the wars
progress but critical of domestic az
fairs, with most Of the complaints
mentioning restrictions and regu-
lations."
President Roosevelt, in his mes
sage to Congress Friday. acknowl-
edged some mistakes have been
made. He had this to say about
criticism Of domestic handling of
the war:
Some Complaints justified.
Some Of these complaints, of
course, are justified. On the other
hand, some of them come from self
ish people who merely do not like
Evening star., 1943-09-19

Bell, Franklin, Dupont, Elite, Ban
ner, West End, Tolman. Bergmann's,
Home, Page, Morningside, Colonial,
Mayfair, Arcade Sunshine, Carroll's,
Manhattan and Conger's.
Laundry wages have attracted
considerable attention because the
War Manpower Commission blamed
low wages for the manpower short
age IN the laundry business. The
shortage brought on crisis in the
early summer which laundry Of
ficials feared would be repeated
when business became heavy in the
late fall.
Evening star., 1943-09-19

some sections Of Allesany County
Friday night.
Ralph F. Mcf1enry, Allegany
County farm agent, said the damage
to late crops was extensive in the
Eckart. Crespatown and Frostbure
sections, where the mercury fell to
80.