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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-29
TELEPHONE

Army, telephones for Navy
ships and bases, and for the
crews OF tanks and planes
and many other war uses.
At the present time The
Ohio Bell Telephone Go.
has a supply Of upright te'-
ephones which We're put IN
to emergency reserve dur
rec e n t troubled ears
When the war clouds gath
cred they We're carefully
stored away against the
day when they might be
needed for an emergency
THAT day has arrived and,
because that reserve stock
Of upright telephones Is
available, many persons
who otherwise might oe VI"
able to get it. -
Putt ne the upright 'e,e- ,a
phone back into serslcs, : !,
however. does not mean
that everyone who wants
telephone can have one
That will be possible only
IN areas where there are
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w ar

ence, Alanagemens war
framing courses in which
emphasis is placed upon
chemistry, physics, electrl-
cal applications and con-
trolls, work III the metals,
craftsmanship, radio, and
sim lar activities. Sue p
ts'ailnilg is open not only 70
snen but to qualified women
and some classes will be
crganized espeel ally for
them. It is expected that
TIE 1n.s port On Of women In
the student body, as a re-
suit OF these courses as we'll
as the reputation Of Will
berforce for excellent train
ing, will lead to a steadily
rising number OF applica-
cations for admission.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-29
An Opportunity
And A Challenge
bv Ruth Taylor

* few weeks AGO J mace
i trip to some Of the Ma
tlonal Youth Adlnlnlsua-
t,on training centers. : r
to Quoddy Village, out TO
Nilberforce and through
Ohio and Illinois. 1t was
nj just a show Inspection
+ really looked for flaws
and / talke.1 10. only 70
those in charge. and 2ith
students. But with sai..'.
in the community; and /
want to tell YOU W. III
pressed me most IN fh-
work.
In these war training
shops. there Is what the Ne
uroas have always wanted
--no discrimination, an or
portunity to train. excel
lent equipment. unexcelled
leadership--and a through
training for 4 future ca
reer.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-29
Receding Years

NTOST PERSONS entertain
WI some sentiment, perhaps OF
regret. regarding the going
Dut or HE old year. and look for
ward with expectation for what
The incoming year may hold OF
good.
In reviewing tiae year that has
passed, one may recall rcGretta-
Bile words and deeds. Renorsc
for what has been done is not
enough, however; true repent
sance manifests itself i'll reform.
Knowing this, each earnest indi-
yidual may praycrfully resolve,
with divine help, to consccrate
himself 10 the gaining OF more
t.hristIiness in the coming year.
in order that human ytcissitudes
may be met with greater wisdom
and love, and that daily duties
may be more ioNnusls and more
perfectly fulfilled. taiihfnlness
and obedience To God, gaad, re-
salt in duties properly fulfilled.
aided spiritual grace, and an en-
richcd life, which images forth
more clearly the divine nature.
In a poem. "To the old Year
1860, written Just before her dis
rovery of Christian Science, Mary
naker Eddy addressed the year
then closing in these words, in
part Poems, PIP. 26, 27l:
One word, receding wear,
Ire thou grow tremulous with
shadowy night
Say, will the young year dawn
with wisdom's light
TO brighten DER thy bier2s
"Nill the yonng year dawn with
Nisdonl's Light" That is an ar
sling thought And il is for in
vidliai right thinking TO help
g sH a.. 4.ss.,i Z PA
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EDt TO r IAL S

stand. Wash i II the Demo-
cratic patron, st. Thomas
Jefferson, who said-Iilat
government governs best
which governs least
II X
Food shortages are grow
ing at a rapid pace. Now
it is announced that con-
densed or canned milk is
sooil to be s.;ttioned, also
Jams, jellies, fruit buffers.
processed fish. and a num-
Of others. In the mean
time letters are beginn NO
to pour into Congressional
offices from housewives.
food marketers, restaurant
proprietors and others de-
m a n d IN e to know Just
where the food America
has been producing is ac-
tually going II growing
food shortages continue to
develop as rapidly during
the next few weeks as they
have in the past, real and
thorough Congressional IN
yestigation Of the lease-lend
delivery of food stuffs to
the civilians of foreign ma
tons can be expected.
The Pres. seemingly for
got all his fine preachments
| against playing y O IL j cs
with the war effort when
he seut to the Senate for
confirmation the name Of
Edw. j. Flynn for appoint
ment as Minister to Austria
liza Flynn, who Just re
signed as Chairman Of the
Democratic | NAY. Comm
has had a rather unsavory
| political record Wich in
cludes the paving block
ar, lie, the appointment
| raandle, the appointment
/ Of the famous oanrster
! Dutch Schultz. as his depu
incidents which reflect u
! credit unon him. faces
| etiff fioht en his confirnaf.
| ron. BY the Senate
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'sailisisfit HIS, caDaes ana
cefiei'iti gliless IaeIlIg.es ana
Mfiere oLiter s0iia4Gt94is per
iil.e tfieiI t4,sS. " iiaS ne.
Ono Bsii y short ol Iacii.-
lies, the orders OF the War
production boaru 60 CON
serve materials Go not per-
nut expanding oI plant, ex-
cept TO serve those persons
designated as essential to
the direct war effort or to
the pubilc health, welfare
or security
However, like many for-
mer workers of aa Vaileed
years VINO thought ts hass
been permanently slleiyed,
the upright telephones are
getting back on tbs Job 70
help with the War--and
they're doing right well.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-29

trisrch, psalmisi, prophet, an1
New Testament writer all pray
erfully sought wisdom, and ac-
knowledgcd God as its source
and bcstower. In the book OF
Job, We lind Elihn asserting
dob a2:S), There is II spirit in
man: and the inspiration Of the
Almighty giycth them under
standing" The heartfelt New
Years wish OF many would be
fulfilled, If they felt equipped TO
exercise greater wisdem III the
future. All right activity requires
wisdom and understanding. And
since it is divine Mind that inn
parts them, they must be sought
in Spirit, God.
In order Ia spiritualize human,
consciousness 10 the end that we
may achieve improved daily liy-
ing, wc must follow the practical,
example ol our beloved Master.
Christ Jesus. OF his life and s-rrly
Mrs. Eddy writes in Science and
Health with Key TO the Scrip
tures. (p. 54): Through the mag
niiude Of his human life, he dem.
onstraied The divine Life. Out Of
the amplitude OF bis pure atfec-
ton. he deiincd Love-" In cfosing
the paragraph she states, Earth
received the harmony his glori-t
fled example Introduced and
then asks. sMho is ready to fol-.
low his teaching and example 2"
How effective in some dark,
hour Is truly sustaining word
spoken with the assurance that
God is unchanging Love, alwayt
TO be depended upon with conf.
dence. And whcn-men turn
their thoughts in implicit trust TO
God for instruction, peace, Joy,
Health. security. and holiness are
experienced. The FhaisttGts
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-29

Those who are taking
these courses are doing
good work and Are nappy.
we'll balanced noutn- but
the full extent OF the OPP
Let's face the facts as
they are We all know the
Negroes have been a scri-
minated against in indus
try--but can we truthfullp
say it was altogether be-
cause OF race prejudice.
Wasn't it because too many.
Negroes had lacked train
ing not merely in Incchs-
MICS but in shop practise.
Every boy or girl who
completes his NYA training
can go out from the shops
not only prepared to earn a
living in industry. but pre-
pared to be a good adver-
tisement for the race, to
open new doors to the en-
| ployment Of Negroes by.
proving that he is a careful
conscientious, relia'.'s Mnr-
ker. In heloing tE.. sa.lS, ,
they can help Other
That is what | thought
tcn ! ,.ntched the girls Il.
the machine shop at East
St. Louis and listened to
their carefully modulated,
clear and intelligent ex-
planations Of what they
were doine and why: when
] watched the NEGRO hoys
on The Student Council NJ
0noddv--elncted hv their
fellow students who were
! nredominantlv white: and
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-29

with the result that practiv
cally no new synthetic xuh-
Der will be made avail6bie
for the use at civilians be-
fore late "A Broad hints
arc also being dropped here
that some rather deep and
far reaching inteF7l;ttioIlal
and trade politics. IRE being
played in connection with
the governments rubber
program. Months ago this
column predicted the ADJ
m.nistrations handling Of
the rubber situation would
become a national scandles
Thus far there is no justifi-;
ayEN
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-29

Keep your eyrs on the
rubber situation. It may
explode At any time, for in
epiae Of the efforts Of Vim.
.Jeffers, the so-called rub
her Gear, the Govern
ment's synthetic IN b , { T
program is not making pro
per progress, The Presi-
dents veto Of the Gillette
Bill, which would have au
thor.zed and required. he
manufacture of y ia,'9~
portion of the nations $ syn
thet:c rubber needs from al
cohol. may come back TO
haunt him. Last week u
was disclosed. despite the
Baruch Committees recon-
mendation that the alcohol
process be used to furnish
q plEfion Of the nations
need for rubber. that The
rubber Administrator had
made no move to establish
plants to manufacture sln-
Der from alcohol untii ,,i.er
he was subpoenaed to ap-
pear before the Gillette
Committee Of the Senate a
few days ago. There is
now considerable talk that
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-29
FE A T u 4 ES

when i talked TO as keen 4
group Of youngsters as you
could find anywhere, in 4
forum at Wilberforce Univ.
The NYA has given to
Negro Youth an npportunl-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-29
WII.BE.RFORCE

future work of this osdnss
Of the continuously onerat
ed colleges for Al eIiea'1
Negros.
Among she many eollrs-
es are the Engineering. Sci
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-29

ty to help themselves and
their people. Il is up TO
Negro Youth to meet the
challenge and make the
most Of the opportunity
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-29

! Public Relations. " War Dept, wash D. @
Because Third Officer Virginia M Cheeks
Charleston received commission the Womens Army
Auxiliary through specially ordered Captain Jack
" N Herndon officer for Officer Cheeks
especially happy congratulate her. Major g. Payne second
post Fort Des Mones administered the oath
hospital First WAAC Training for Officer
Third Vash Tonins, also being treated ers
Officer Betty Clague, third from left also Witnessed
ceremony.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-01-29
w it'll \ Buckeye
In Congress. !.

the Army will redsce its
rubber requirements and
that the synthetic rubber
manufacturing proGra %
will be drast.cally cut SO ~
to produce only = portion
Of the rubber originally
scheduled for '43 delivery,
Washington Journal., 1943-11-26
ariesSgefanseue Staliener idlmsen
amcrifaniide SOlOaten int SltfbaG

Sn ser eriten iportli6en 8egeg-
nung 3pii6en italienii6en &riegsge-
.fangenen in Sen g~ereinigten Staa-
ten uno ibren 8e8min9ern-n6mli6
elm 5uBbaaipiel 5mii9en elmer
&riegsgefangenen Manni9oft uno
Dem 176. &egiment Ser Snfonterie-
i6ule BON Sort 8enning, getpannen
Die Staliener init 4 gu | @unften.
Mebrere tauieno Soloaten uno
&riegsgefangene mobnten Dem Spiel
bel. Gin itolieniider SlDmpia=
gltbIet bon 1882 amtierte als Wfann=
i6aftsleiter Der &riegsgefangenen.
Sl1 Ser 8arle trat Ser SlDmpia-
mann gegen berf9ieoene on6ere ito
lieniibe &riegsgefangene gum 2auf
iiber cine Meile an urlo getpann.
Die Ianen Ser Staliener muroen
nidt peroffentli9t.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-26
9O93eitsgIOden
gauffe-9 Of por3e

am 9onnerstog, Sen Is. Nobem-
Der, abenos Inn s Ibr, fano Die
Grauung BON 5rGuIein Margritt
Sobanne 9 9mor5e nit Serrn
9eutnant Stanley 6ranfIin 9 a Ii r
e IN ser Safoma 2lltberiiden Stride
Our6 Serrn 9aitor 81. S. Bfeiffer
Itatt. Ser &irAenaltor mar nit
berrli6en 8lumen geihmiidt unO
&er5enlidter eritroblten entlang Sen
@GnOen. Cine Soliitin iang tpeibe-
poae 9ie0er. Inter BEN &lGngen
bon Menoelsiobn's So65eitsmarid
5og Oas 6eitgefolge in Oie Stride elm.
@appa &arl S6par5e fiibrte Die
9ralt gum Nltore. 8rautiungfer
mar Sri. Gpa McGorD uito ~beit
man" NOR Ser 9eutnant Mlfreo
@rDn6o1. @losantpeiier tporen Mr.
Sergt. $. 8ir6aro, Sed. Sergt.
@nl. s. Neil, Staff Sergt. gselion
@. Stouffer uno Sergt. sc. Stein.
grautiungfern maren SRI. @Iia
&ronen6itter, SRI. Soea Clements,
SRI. @eaie SnDoer uno Sri. @erol=
Dine @aro. Siobel uno 8rances
Spracuie naren 8lumenmao6en.
0ie 8rout trug elm &leiO aus mei=
Der Itlas Sei0e nit S6leppe uno
8rautidleier, oie &leioer ser @bren=
oamen maren in belblau uno roia.
Ser 8rGutigam lit aus Union @rope
i'm Staat Seem gorf gebiirtig. Die
8raut lit sic Sobter BON Serrn un0
5rau aarl S6mar5e in Sofoma
8orf, mel6e beioe in oeuti6iprohi=
gen @ereinsfreiien beitens befannt
lino u1o uns mande beitere Stunoe
BEL Observation-Disclosures bereitet ba-
ben.
Die @o63eitsreiie ging nod Seem
gorf ms @~lternbaus oes @rGuti=
goins lino BON oa nod Camp McGob
in @isconiin, moielbit Ser Serr 2eut-
nant %ltotioniert lit.
gu eilem ben fir6li6en 3eremo=
MEN folgenoen @mpfung i'm Sbomas
Circle Club naren iiber 100 gela-
oene @Gite eri1ienen. Sci @rfriid-
ungen uno 2ederbiiien uno eirlem
groBen @od5eitsfuden aus Meartins
8Gtferei, obpedielno nit Tan3muiif,
nerlebte man nod einige gemiitli6e
Stlnoen I'M &reiie oieler 8efannter
mel6e maj idon LANCE niAt mebr
geieben batte.
Gem iungen @bepaur miini6t Oas
Sournal oles @ute auf ieinen ge=
meiniamen 2e6enspege.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-26
@idailOpiti6 bleibt 3amfapfd

(From the Overseas News Agency, Inc
Serbii9e @egner oes iugoilatpi-
I6en Observation-Disclosures 8o5i6ar
8uriti6 in 2onoon erfldrerL oaB er
IN aairo poriprad, Inn Die Inn @e-
neral Mi6ailomiti6 gepobene Sc
genoe" ipieber 81 beleben. Sic be-
trahten oieien 8eriu1 als @runo 5u
meiterer gntfremoung 5pii9en ben
Streitfr6ften oes Generals utlo ben
@ortiianen i'm 8alfan.
@emiiie ierbii9e &reiie batten err
martet, oaB 8uriti9 BET 8iloung
ieines &nbinetts ii9 entf6IieBen
mo6te, Mi6ailomitih aus Dem Sea-
binett fern8ubalten, uno BOB er ber-
iu6en niiroe, elm e%in5iges, linpoliti-
i1es Sberfommanoo fir ale fGm-
pfenoen Sligoilatpen gu idaffen.
Aber MiAailomiti6 lit na6 ipie Dor
&riegs- uno 2uftfabrtminiiter Der
jugoilamil6en grilregierung.
9as WiBtrailen gegeniiber @u-
ritid's 8olitif bat ourd Den jung
item @ediel in Der grilregierune
nelie Nabrung befommen. Mls Der
froatii6e ltnteritaatsiefretdr i'm iu-
goilapii9en MuBenamt, Slpa SUI
fii9, ii1 fir feline Mbreiie nod Gai-
ro-oem borbergeiebenen Sib Der
iugoilatDiiden grilregierung-riife
te, mlroe angefiinoiet, bob er bon
ieiiem Soften entlalien poroen iei
@ie befannt miro, bat Sufif6 BEL
Huriti6 uno &onig Setter gegen iei-
ne Gntlaiiung telegrapbii6 prote.
itiert, morauf er b~orlanfig beibebal-
ten mur0e.
SIN 8altan liegen iib Die atpei
fdmpfenben @rlippen unter Der Siib'
rltng oes rotten rSito@ un6 oes Ton.
ierpatiben Mi6ailomiti6 unausge'
iebt in oen Saaren, mas ben Deut'
i6en natiirli6 iebr in ben aram
paBt.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-26
@ationiernngs=@int

Sdmbe: 9e Wfarfe SCI. Is os Observation-Disclosures 1T gum 8eug bon
einen Soar Sduben auf unbefnmnne 3it gultg. Cine nue Shub,
marfe Die init Dem Slug8ug Ser 1 in &atonsbub Scr. 8, 1T eben-
fans giIhg.
Jradte nb Gentle: Obt- uo @emiefoniroen, gefrorenes Sbit uno
@emule, iotpie ferner aud Suppen- ro Observation-Disclosures
gleihermaBen SIlenfrldte in ~geoorrter 6orm CD0rrbobnen, 90rr-
erbien un0 9Orrlnien) rnteriegen Der 8rnftgfationiernng no limb
nur gegen Marfen aus MISREPRESENTATION Scr. 2 erbatIub. Crime
Warfen q, 8, mo 6 I'M 8u5 Scr. A geten biz gum &c. 9e5enber.
3nder: @urte Set. 20 I'M @aionsbud SCI. 4 lit fir flint 9funo 3uder
Bis 15. Syanuar glHig.
Jkid, Sale, Butter: DGe 2ebensmntel, elebermaBen Ieargarne uno
anoere 8ad- uno Speiefette fotpie Safel0l uno SibfonierDen fno
fir Die braunen Wlanen g. $, S uo 6 inn &aionsbub 9fr 3 erbalt-
Ib, Die bis ]. DECEMBER geten. Die Wfarfe 8 lit bis j. Sanuar giHig
gaiolin: Die M-aRarfen gr. 8 fnO fir ben auuf bon lie 8 @aaonen gaHig.
g un0 g-Deuren if0 gut fir 2 @aQonen. Observation-Disclosures imD
nr Ben 8efbern bon a-afarfen geratet. Golooten of lrlaub
erbalen 5 @nlonen @aoIin.
Nrenn1l: Ge MRarfe Scr. 1 fir 6s neue Seiaiabr lit nun in &raft uno lit
Bis A. Sauuar 1914 gut fir 10 @aaonen @rennSl.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-26
GOncOrb Stub

Die MISUNDERSTANDING 6es
Concord Clubs fano am pergangenen
Sonna6eno I'M Squire BON @errn un0
5rau Gbriit. Simon itatt. IS mo-
rem ungefGbr 80 Mitglieoer anne
Ieno. 8rGiioent @lfreo S1peier
fiibrte ben @oriis. Die Sefretdrin
5rou 2ouiie S1la6ter fiibrte ben
i1riftli6en Sell uao Serr Soc 6.
Soeft ben finan3iellen Cell. Aus=
gaben i'm 8etrage BON $74.00 fir
Die lebte @eriamnllung uno Sele=
pbongebiibren nuroen bemiaigt. Gum
goriibenoen fir 8ergniigungen wur=
De 6rali S6la6ter ermdblt nit Dem
&e6t ibr &omitee 3u ergan5en, Wteb=
rere photographer oes frii9eren
4lubbauies (Snnenaniidten) wur-
ben Dem Stub bon Serrn gngen
Sriti6ler gei6enft. Cine 8eib-
na1tsfeier fir Die Mitglieoer finoet
am IS. 9e5ember itatt.
Na6 S9luB ser 8~eriammlung
belpirteten Serr uno 6rau Simon
ibre @dite nit gutidmedenoem &ar-
toffelialat, faltem @ufihnitt uno
&affee, Sudden uno STOLEN.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-26
aOnig Garul erregt MiffaIen
in MerifD

(From the Overseas News Agency. Inc" y
Gin ipanif1er So3ialilt lit bonn
4usidluB aus ieiner Bartei be0robt,
neil er einen @mpfang CAB, an benz
Der @r=aonig Carol bon &limGnien
tehnabm.
Ser So8ialiit, Siian Simeon 81
oarto, Der ii6 Dor ieiner Bortei, be-
FAINT ais u8ablo Sgloiios Gontor",
81 Derantporten bat, lit Der friibere
@eneralfonilil Ger ipaniiden &epu-
blif in Sanger. gr berteioigt iid
nit Der @rfldrung, oaB Der Gm=
pfang 81 @bren oes friiberen Sc
iddftstragers in Merifo, @alter So
rioan, gegeben tpuroe, Der fiir5lid
nod @aibington ging Seine 8ar-
teifreunoe ermioern, oaB 2orioan
ielblt nod Dem gmpfang erflart ba-
be. er miiroe in meiteren dbnlihen
6aaen ii6 8utG6it Die Site Der elm
g~elaoenen @dlte porlegen laiienz unt
oamit gu erfennen gab, oaB Die an-
peienbeit oes &0nigs Carol ibm
nidt CUR @bre gerei6te.
Sic ipanii6e So5ialiitengrnppt
perfpirft ieoen gerfebr nit Dem fri
beren &onig, Der, tpie iie erfl1rt, Die
rtmGniIde nGiierne @aroe" foroer-
tie, audi penn oieie fai9iitii6e Srga-
niiation iid ipater gegen i'm ielbii
tpanote. Carol, erfl1rte iie, bat ME
gegen antonescis @erfolgung bon
2iberalen uno Sltoen proteitiert rnh
bat nifts getan, oas Mnpa6ien ser
rumGnii6 faidiitii6en 8epegunq
ein5uodmmen. Carol ieIbit bat iif
81 Der Sahe nidt geduBert. lteber-
banpt lit er lestbin ettpas fleinlaui
geDor0en.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-26
Orsnniit |ietrO gOn fturb in
Stem Oorf

Ser &omponiit unO Meuiifoireftor
Ser Sonft 8atricius &atbeoraIe in
@efp gorf, 8ietro gon, itarb BORT
am Mlontog in ieinem 81. Sabre.
9ieien Mfittpo1 puroe fir Ben Ser
ito%rbenen. ser @brenorganiit oes
gatifons mar, cine Wfeiie nit &e-
quiem geiunget.
MaeItro Yon fam 1907 ais Or
ganiit an Die SEEM gorfer Stride BON
ct. 6rancis 9anier, mo er 20 Sabre
blieb, ebe er an oie Batricius &otbe-
orale berufen pur6e.
Gr fam an 6. 4ltguit 1886 in
Settimo- @ittone bel Surin 3rr @elt,
6egnnn ieine Ausbiloung ais Se6s-
i1briger bel 8rofeiior 8urbatti in
Sprea, be8og Damn Dos &onieruato-
rilm BON Surin uno fam an Die
Afaoemie Der beiligen gGcilia in
&om. 0ort gepann er in einem
aompoiitionsmettheperb Ben eriten
Nreis.
Oon muroe iofort gum Silfsorga-
niiten Der ct. Betersfir6e in &om
ernonrt un0 5mnr an Ser @appeua
@iuIid, oeren @brenorganiit er felt
1921 mar. St bat ii6 nidt rtur
ais elmer u%nierer beiten Srgelipieler,
ionoern aud als &omponiIt einen
Namen eemabt, nit Wlelien unb
Mtotetten, oarunter oas beriibmte
rSSeruiolem Surge" fir Mdnner9or
mo Sr6eiter, elm Soboefon3ert, &la-
Dierfompolitionen unO an0eres
itammt BON inn. 9os Srotorntm
oSbe Griumpb Of ct. @atrid" err
lebte feline lrouffiibrung 1884 in
Der Carnegie Saa bon SEEM gorf.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-26
Gin TelOfaplan mnb
gar bieIieittg iein
Iflidtcn Der @ciitIidcn NIT nnieren
Srnppen

Iron the Common Council for American
Unity"l
9ie 4flihten eines 6elOfnpldns
unieres Scores, Sic emit oamit ere
fiiat Duren, sen Sruppen ~ieeliorge-
ride 6iirioree 5ufommen 81 Ioiien,
iinO in unieren 3eiten 81 einem Be-
ruff gefporOen ser zines enrSen Man-
mes beoarf. @em1B ben 8eitim-
mungen oes G%riegsamtes miiiien ale
SelogeiitIi6en beut5utage crit elm
nal einen fiinfpohigen &urius in
Der ,GbapIoins' Sdool" ourhma-
den, bepor iie ibre 9fIidten in ben
Eruppenlngern ODER gar an Der
6ront %iibernebmen. @as Die mo-
oerne STRENGTHENING bonn 6elOgeiit-
Iiden perIongt, gebt ans ei1igen Der
llnterrihtsf6ber berbor, Die tie in
Oieiem &urius mit5unebmen baben.
griters Nnipeiiungen iiber Die
proftii6en Hflidten zines 6elOgeiit-
Iiden, ferner 5iibritne uno 8ermal-
tung, 9is3iplin, militdriides &eele-
ment, Milit1rgeiete, milit1rii6e Sp-
eiene uno erite 1r5tlihe Silfe, Eopo-
graphic, Muf5ei9nung BON @r1beru
@efalener, milit1riihe &orreipon-
0ena @eloprobleme (namentli6 bin
lidtlid ausl1n0ii6er Wiin5einbeiten)
ullO Gigentumsperb1ltniiie in &rieg
uno 5rieoen, unteriudungsnerfab
rem, innerer @a6oienit, Ausriiit-
ungsfragen, &egulierung oes Sel0-
oienItes, Srgoniiierung bon ltrIau.
berfreibeit, llnterri6t uno muiifali-
f6en unterbaltungen uno aqes, Das
unter oas @roblem Ser uMoraI"
Der 8ruppen fGut.
SIRE militGriide Sdrlmng
Die Selogeiitliden iino unbemnff-
net, aber on lie aud in Die por6er-
item &fIinien fommen uno in
2agen geraten f0nnen, in oenen aud
tie Dor oas gntpeoer-So geiteli
limo, baben iie Die @runolagen Ser
Selb1tDerte101gung 81 erlernefl, Dor
alien gegen oie demii6e &riegfiib-
rung.
Ser erite 9ebrfnrs Ser &aplan-
iduIe umfaBt &urie in Wfilitdrre6t,
4rmee- &egIement Snfanterie : Aus-
biIoung uno iogor 8ubbaltung
Gin Cell oes l1nterri9ts tit aud
ibrem ureigentIifiten @ufgobenfreis,
n1mli6 8reoigten Dor Sen Sruppen,
getpiomet, uf1o ieoer &aplon bat oo-
Der Is Wiinuten Iange Breoigten Dor
ieipen eigenen &anteraoen ou balten,
Die iomit nabri6einli9 Die fritiid=
ite 3uboreri6aft oarItelen, Die er
in ieiner bisberigen 9rieiterlauf6abn
81 ber5ei6nen bate.
Set einem Sabr lit Die &aplans-
S6ule Der amerifanii9en 4rmee an
Der Sarbnro %llniberfitdt 81 @am-
Washington Journal., 1943-11-26
1yatale 8egesnnns

Sn Baltimore begegneten iid neu-
lid auf idmalem 6abrfpeg ein Stra=
Bentabnmagen uno elm i6wer bella
oener Cant. Ser Grip Mann"
iprad Dem Sanffabrer Oas 8ege=
re6t ab.
Sci ben unmittelbar Oaratf fol
genoen 3uimmenitoB flog Der
paliagierleere acknowledgements
aus ben G9ienen auf ben 8iirger-
Iteig. Ser Grip Mann" wuroe
BON @lasiplittern libel 5ugeriGtet.
Der Sanffabrer blieb unOerleBt UNI
3og nit ieinem un6eiddoigten I'm
getiim falt ld6elno oes @eges.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-26
Nene italieniide 9artei fOrbert
Nbbanfnns Der 9Dnaitie

Staliens nelie Gftionspartei for
oerte Die Mb6anfung &onig 8iftoi
gmamuels oes 9ritten uno Die Or
ri6tung elmer Hepublif.
Snoem aif Die 4aiierung oes So
nigs in Der @ergangenbeit nit ge'
nito Muiiolini un0 Der 5ascia Be
aug genommen miro, erfldrt pos
Barteiorgan n2'sStalia bel popolo"
oaB Die 9lboanfung, nit &iifiibi
auf innere uno duBere 8erbdltniiie
cine biitoriide gtotipenoigfeit 1T. Bir
fragen uns nit an0eren Barteien,
marum 0anft Der &onig ni6t aus
freien Stiiden ab?~
Washington Journal., 1943-11-26
@erlangt

Tram in mittleren Sabren in
mntterluie Samilie nit stuei Sim
bern bon 6 itnb 4 Sabren. Sdpnle
nnb 3anfl6ben iinb nabebei. Selb-
itGnbige Stellnns.
Cffertem inter O-10 an bas
SOurnal, no Sedite Strake, y. 80,
erbeten.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-26
3wci NusbiirsernnssfGGe

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i'm Buffalo 8unoesgeri6t Die @ie=
Oeri6lagung oes gegen 8tpei angeb-
lide friibere Mitglieoer oes Imeri-
faoeuti6en 8olfsbunoes, @rbaro
&ieoel u1o Mattbias Seigl, eingelei-
tetqn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.