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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-25
Local Woman
ricked BY
'Soothsoyer
Photo

A swarthy woman, with black
hair and mysterious dark brown
eyes, knocked at the door at Mrs.
George Bishops home at 1915 Bank
St., Monday morning and offered,
for the paltry sum of 81, to read her
mind and impart 70 her of the wis
dom of the East.
This morning, Detective Lieut..
William Pollard began a search for
the swarthy woman and $3.50 be-
longing to Mrs. Bishop. "She sure
took me in" said Mrs. Bishop.
The woman, who gavctAer name
as Mrs. Steward, Mrs. Bishop re-
lated took glass tumbler, filled it
half way to the top, covered it with
a cloth, put an egg on the cloth,
and told her to keep 1t in a cool
place till she returned Tuesday at
4 to reveal to her the name of a
woman who had paced a Curse up
on her.
Yesterdy at four Mrs. Steward re-
turned, placed the egg in a plate,
and had Mrs. Bishop step on the
egg. She then reached among the
egg shells and showed Mrs. Bishop
a hair of the woman who had
placed a curse upon her. Then she
removed the cloth from the tumbler
and showed the awed woman Mrs.
Bishop the spirit in her antagonist
in the form of some white matter
curdled in the water.
Mrs. SteWara offered to exercise
her exotic powers to make the spirit
in the glass form the image of the
woman who had been giving Mrs.
Bishop the business with the evil
eye. First she would need some good
cloth. Mrs. Bishop offered chenille
bedSpread. Not good enough. She
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-25
U. 5. BOMbERS
FIRE ITALIAN
CRUISER
BY REYNOLDS PACKARD
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
Allied Headquarters, North
Africa, August Is. - Deadly
little American Invader fight
er-bombers blew the stern
off an enemy cruiser and set
it afire with two direct hits
with 500-pouno bombs off
southern Italy yesterday, it
was announced today.
First reports gave no de-
tails of either the cruisers
probable destination or it's
port of departure. The Ital-
ian fleet has been sticking
close to it's harbors, including
laramie on the south coast,
since the Sicilian invasion.
The cruiser, probably of the Carl
baldi type of more than 1000 tons,
apparently was trying to work its
way north from the bombing that
has made south Italian ports I'M
safe for Axis ships. 1t appeared to
be sticking close to shore when
invaders pounced on 1t.
British Beaufighters on coastal
patrol added to the toll of shipping
by sinking a schooner off the west
coast opposite Rome and perhaps
sinking two tugs off the Corsican
coast.
wellington heavy bombers, both
British and Canadian, topped the
sixth straight day of pulverizing
daylight raids on railroad bottle
necks in southern Italy with block
buster attack on switching yards and
steel works of Tore Annunziata
on the Gulf OF Naples last night.
TWo-ton bombs fell squarely on
both detectives and big fires were
left burning. The bombers pressed
home their attack in The face of
heavy anti-aircraft fire. Tore An
nunziata is another railroad control
point on the network radiating from
Naples, which the Wellingtons have
been attacking almost nightly since
the fall of Sicily.
American Invaders
American Invaders, the same
single engined planes credited with
hitting the enemy cruiser, took over
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-25
Nuzis Fire
On Own Ships

Stockholm, Aug. 25-UP)-The
ships fired on by German batteries
on the north Norwegian coast which
the Nazis said were Russian landing
craft, were actually Nazi convoy,
it was reported reliably today.
The German radio some time ago
said Russian landing attempt on
the Norwegian north coast had been
beaten off by German guns at
Vardo.
A reliable source said the Nazis
later found out the ships were part
of n German convoy headed for Fin
land.
1t was understood that changes
in the Nazi naval command in Nor
way may result.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-25
BY HARRISON SALISBURY
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent


London, Aug. 25 - (U.P) - Top
Allied air strategists today found in
Heinrich Himmlers appointment
fresh support for their conviction
that an all-out air attack will open
Germany to invasion within a mat
ter of months.
Naming Himmler as Reich interior
minister was interpreted as sign
of the necessity for the most force
full measures in order to maintain
civilian morale.
Strategists insisted that to impose
the maximum strain en- Germany
with the greatest speed, all avail
able air strength must be concen-
trated on the number one target
the Reich itself.
Whether such a decision had been
made at Quebec was not known
here. But 1t should be pointed out
that when air strategists speak of
an about attack they mean literal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-25
Phelps WiIIed
Library ToYoIe

New Haven, Conn.,, Aug. 25.- GU.
P) - The will of William Lyon
Phelps, noted author. critic. lee
turer and retired Yale professor of
English literature who died Satur-
day, provided today that his huge
library be given to Yale University.
No inventory of the estate has
been made, and the list filed in pro-
bate court merely contained the
technical clauses that both personal
property and real estate were in ex-
cess of $4,000 each.
Most of his real estate and bank
stock in Huron City and Bad Ave.
Mich, were left to nieces and neph-
news of Mrs. Phelps who died in
1899, and to blood relations Of Pro-
lessor Phelps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-25
BY ROBERT DOWSON

Onltcu IICSS Quail 1OIICopOhuShhs
London, Aug. 25-(UP)-An Ital-
ian call for men 81 wears old to re-
turn to the armed forces and re-
ports from Algiers that German
troops are pouring southwark
through the Brenne. Pass indicated
today that the Axis is girding for
the battle of Italy In the face OF an
imminent Allied invasion.
RADIO Algiers broadcast a report
from Rome" that sensational
events equal in Importance to the
fall of Mussolini are expected In
Italy within the next few days"
The steadily-mounting number OF
German divisions moving into
northern Italy was regarded in AL
giGrs as smashing the last waning
hope that Italy would surrender in
advance of an invasion. The recll
OF the 1906 class was taken as
sign that the Bad Iglio government
apparently has thrown Its lot whole
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-25
MOSQUITOES
HIT PICKED
TARGETS
BY WALTER CRONKITE
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
London, August 25.-CUP)
= Swift twin-engined Mos
quito bombers attacked
smouldering Berlin without
loss last night "a hours after
the heaviest bombing the
German capital has ever ex-
perienced.
The Mosquitoes gave bomb
weary Rerliners a second
night of alarm by hitting at
selected targets on a pattern
similar to the Hamburg
devastation attacks when
they took over Whilc heavier
bomberS were Idle.
A radio identifying itself as a
clandestine German station report
ed that 10000 persons were killed,
$4,000 wounded and 100000 left
homeless in the Berlin radio Mon
day night.
The broadcast, heard in Sweden,
said two big electrical plants were
damaged badly, and two power sta
tons and two gas plants were des-
troyed. The west-central part of the
city was hardest hit, it added.
With Berlin now the objective of
the air offensive, Major General
Harold l.. George, commanding
general of the U. S. Transport Com
mand. predicted today that trip
hammer around-the clock blows
continuing at a rising pace would
knock out Germany's wartime econ
omic structure by the end of the
year.
The German command had be-
trayed its fear Of the Allied air on
slaught by concentrating 60 per
cent Of its fighter strength in a
vain effort to defend German cities
and industries, George said.
IF the present type of Anglo
American operations can be con-
tinued, with reasonable rise in
tempo" he said, the economic
structure of Germany is going to
fail by the end of this year. have
every faith we can Guild up our
strength to the necessary point"
The wooden mosquitoes used in
last nights Berlin raid for recon-
naissence Of Monday nights blow
i
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-25
GIobe-Trotter-Artist
Dies At Ace Of 10

Providence, r. T., Aug. 25.-(UP)-
H. Anthony Dyer, 10, artist and
globe-trotter, died at his home here
last night.
A native of Providence, he was a
son of the late Elisha Dyer, COVER
nor Of Rhode Island from 1897 to
1900 and grandson Of Elisha Dyer,
governor from 1857 to 1859.
He was awarded the Silver Star
by the French government for aid
ing French war orphans after World
War I. and had been decorated by
the Italian government for his art
work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-25
Morale Of German
U-Bout Crews Is
Cracking

London, Aug. 25-OUP)-The
morale of German U-bOat
crews at the main training CEN
ter in Gydnia, Poland, has be-
gun to crack and some seamen
have been executed, the Lon
don Daily Mail said today.
The dispatch recalled that
mutiny among German subma-
rine crews In 1918 was the first
sign of the collapse of the
Reich In World War 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-25
Hartford Soldier
Is Awarded DFC

Allied Headquarters Southwest
Pacific, Aug. 25.-(UP)-Lieut. Gen.
George G. Kenney, commander Of
Allied Air Forces in the southwest
Pacific. today awarded the Distin-
ti1.guished Flying Cross to Tech s.sA
Angelo j. Zangari of Hartford,
Conn.,, a bomber gunner, FOR sss-
ing down two japanese Zero planes
last January over the Huon Gulf.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-25
TREASURY BALANCE

washiI gton. Aug. 20 (UP)-Gov-
ernm"nt expenses and receipts for
the current fiscal year through Aug.
23rf compared with "A year ago:
This Year Expenses Last Year
$12.726,377,2 1890 $S.S4S,961.17794
War Spending
SILT $7.96o.910.33s.19
8 4.s7s.7 .s7s.Ss si,175.5i5.sse.ss
Net Deficit
s,l5o.ols.5so.s7 1851. 4s5.s41.1l
7ssz4ss, 7ss.is ts.sss. ss7.7os.5a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-25

New Fall term opens Sept. 9Th. Of
fee open for registration. Post
Junior College Of Commerce.
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The Valley settler., 1943-11-05

PRE-CAMPhIGN POLITICAL DOPE.
( The following views are the opin-
ton of the writer and in no way
can the writer claim to repres ent
tho views Of any one else or the
Motenuska Valley Farmers Coop, or
its officiels.)
rs ONE Of the Valley citizens DO
not have a chance to attend meeting
get other inf orma ion regarding the
political sttueti on, the writer
thinks that it should be interest,"
ing to present some Of the news
thrt mi ht be Of interest to them
mo wi IL from time to time give,
hat We believe to be true state- :
ments Of the political situs t on.
In Palmer the local Democratic
Club was reorginized recently and
some Of our local Politicos seem to
be warming up for some kind Of
campaign, in tc liking with one Of
the prominent Democrats VIC learn
that there may be q split in the
Democratic forces this year. AS the
result Of the action Of the Celeg-
etc to the Democra tic rati one1
The Valley settler., 1943-11-05
BONDS

Cow on four years ago, when the
Alaska vote was cast for Jim Farley
for pres dent, and apparently
against the wishes Of most Of the
Democrats Of Alaska, It appears that
some Of our Third Division Democrats
are determined to that this dos ent
happen next year.
It seems that this Is q somewhat
large issue for Alaska Democrats to
be concerned about, to the writer,
when many other important issues
are crowding thems Ives upon the scene.
and mebe this is just camaf louge
to screen some other issues that the
parties Interested, do not care to
bring out in the open.
The Mike Haas Walter Sharpe fued
is still smoldering and it would be
most unf ortuncte if this contest was3
fought over again. And anyway Sharpe
elected to the office that he was
trying to get and Mike Haas got g
GOOD plum for carrying the banner for
his be ckers, who had enough inf luence
wit the hi gher-ups to land the job,
that he got, for him.
Continued in later issue.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-30

San5lieoer, angloanlerifauiife gnlla.
Sen unb .Sbanties" 9ieear unb Gan,
sc ser 8ebirgler oes Siibens, '8lues
uno 'Spirituals' Ser amerifanild,el
Neger, Sieoer sur sSieoel uno 5llr
Banjo ooer sur Sarmcnifa, unb
Spiel: unb &irhenlieber Ser 6rau3c.
len bon 2ouiliara lno ser Spaniel
oes Siibweitens.
Ser Cert ieoes Sieoes uno elm be-
Idreibenber aonmentar iiuo auf BRO
icbiiren geOrlft, sic nit oen SdaG.
platten mitgegeben aueroen. Sebes sll.
blm entbalt GA Seiten, aber aub ein.
seine Ylatten iueroen abgegeben. Gir
Gatalpg iiber Die periiigbaren 2ieoe,
uno Die Yreiie lit frei auf ldriitliht
9lnfrage beim slrfipe Of smerican
6olf Songs, M,iic Sipiiion, Sbe 81.
brarp OF GongreB, @aIbingtpn, g
e., erbaltlid).
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,1astrisbten<,1astf
Wun tSlmer Sapis.

8alblngton. Sie oeutIhen Yropa.
ganba4fSad)lellte MAIDEN lid) nlht
rebr iiber oie &rlegsleiitunsen ber
aaiiarten lllltig, pie tie es in bs.;
erlten arlegsiabren getan baben.
Sas nSdnpar5e &orps" uom IS.
September foroert bas beutlbe Gplf
in einem slrtifel inter DEM Sitel
Seine Wl,noereriolge" auf, nidt oil
@llnoer, fonoern on iroilde &rdits
3u 9iuuben lno fiihrt gaiipiele rui.
Iiid)er nno engliIfer Siege an, Die
nift aui 8unoer 5uriidSuiiibreu limo.
SSm Sabre 1910 lporen oie Gng-
lunoer in elmer ihled,ten SerfaIiung.
Sic batten allen 8rltuO, aui elm
@unoer 5lt hoffen - 10 lpie es oic
iSran5oIcn erbofften. aber lie iparte.
teh niht mlf oaS Wunoer uno OF.
gleid Die @erpueiilltng an iDre Cir.
icbpellen iIano, betrieben iie cine ,peit,
iihtige Holitif. Stain rettete eng.
lano nif)t ourd elm Wunoer. ionoern
burh cine Sl,rhaus iroiihe Milan,
5lpiiGen Blutofratie mno 0olIfeipis.
mus. 9lnItatt ibr Vertrauen in @un-
Ser Su ieten bauten Die Gngldnoer
gonberitafieln; uno es lit erltallnlih
lpieuiel lie leit 1910 erreid)t baben,
io,pobl i'm sSli,g5eugbat ipie in oel
ent!pidlung bon Serrormetbooen.
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WtaBnabnlen nabe, um oen Siioen
lno @eitan binlihtlib Ger Sitter.
tarife auf gleiGe gaiis NIT Gem &eit
oes Sanbes 5u itellen. Muf 0ie Inrif=
oifferen5en perlpeiieno, Die Dom Sii.
Sen uno @eiten bduiig fritiiiert NOR
Sen iinS, erfldrte ser NusihuB in iei-
mem gefllno: r0ieie Iifferen3en iper.
Sen bllrdb Soften pber unoere 9rans-
portperbaltnilie nid)t gerehtfertiet.
8leihbeit ser 5arifiGse. i'm belonbe-
rem iolder fir Jertigtparen, tuiiroen
giinitiaere SerbGltniiie aIs bisber fir
ben sluibau beionoerer Suouitrien
i'm Siioen uno Weiten ihaffen, oa Die
oerseitigen Sarii-NaGteile beieitigt
tperbsn niirben."
Ger slnsiduB iteate in ieinem 8e-
riht felt oab Die 5arifi1se fir 1radt
eriter alaiie I'M Siioen bes 2anoes
ourhif,nittlib 80 Yroaent bober fms
als I'M SIten. ,p1breno Die i'm @eltcn
% bis 81 Hro5ent irber Die 0itlitsn
binausgeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-30

Sas lit fem @unoec, ionSern oas
HeIultat bon 6leib rno spefgeridlt
tetar arbeit. Sic baben ourb oieie
atetbooen 5lpelfelios mebr erreiht, als
ipenn tie nui Elm Nunoer su ibrer
&ettllng gelpartet batten, sum Bel,
'piel nli cine Sintflut, Die uns iiber-
idapemmen lpiiroe, ooer oaB mir aus
purcr San9eipeile Die @affeu nieoer.
legen lpiiroen.
@aib1ngtcn. Iie oeutIbe YreIie be.
rihtet, ooB Ole ,Snbl Ger GbeIhlieB,
ungen i'm Sabre 1912 in 8roE,.
SeuiId)lano 639,77O mo i'm Reid,
iel6it 525, ,.l59 batragen bat. Sn @roB.
Seutiflano lit bie @eburten5iffer &C.
geniiber 1910 i'm Sabre 1941 I'M
100000 uno i'm Sabre 1912 I'M
2O9, 800 5uriifgegungen.
gngliide 5lottcniadyperitGnoige BE-.
|refneten, oab Geutihlano in oen leb.
ten iieben Monaten 1000 Mann III.
rer llguot -8aiasungen perloren ia.
ben.
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FOOD for Freedom" plant Tagung
Ende 0ktober In Cleveland
Zahreiche Sachversiaendige in Observation-Disclosures
den sich an der zeiaegigen Konierenz bsieiligen.

Cine rationale NabrllnssmitteI-
ionierenl lpelcbe nm q. uno %.
SftOber in Gleoelano itattiinoet,
miro piele Iutoritaten auf bieienl
@sbiet nad) Glepelono fiibren. Ser
anitaltet miro iie bon 5000 for
6reeoom, Snc, ocren &oriitenoe
iSrnu SDi3bt u. 0torrpp lit. Zen
Soriib miro Sepn Senoerion, ser
iriibere SYsl- -Gireftor, iiibren. =
Reraer lino Srancis 9. Sapre mo
Ssrjert u. Gariiills, BON ser 81
lice oi 6oreign Gelief ano Hebobi.
Iitation Operations, @alter Sieu.
!ber, Gi5eprdiiocnt Der llniteo 9lu.
tompbile sSorfers, Sames @. got-
ton, Trdlioeut Ser gfational ssar-
mers Union, mo Wiurrap :. Sin-
coin. erefrtipiefretGr Ser Ohio
iSarm @ureau federation.
Sas Sauptounrtier Der Gpnpen-
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feiten iammeln iino in Dem .Jta.
tiuual War 5uno" suiammenee-
idbIoiien. Gie lettere Grippe UNI.
iobt folsenbe Gereinisungen:
ltSO Otniteo Serpiee Srganisa.
tions); War Hriioners slio Com.
mittee; llniteo Seamen's Serpice;
Ruiiian @ar Heliei, Snc.; llniteb
China Meliei. Snc.; 8ritiib War
Nelief Societp; @reef War &elief
aiiociotiou; 8oliib War &eliei;
Gueen @ilbelminn 0unS (Dutcb
War &elieD; Belgian War @elief
Societp; 6rend) &elief 5uno;
sSrienbs Of 9urembours; Nor1pegian
Heliei 6unb; &efugee 8elief aru-
tees, Snc.; llniteo G5edoilotpaf &e-
lief 5uno; limited yusoilap &elief
6uno, ano tbe II. 8. Committee
for tbe Care Of european CHILDREN.
Sn Ser gansen Station tpiG man
1926, 100000 auibrineen; iiber ST.
100000 fommen bierpon aif Glepe-
lano. 3u bieier Summe nuB n,an
sic $3.7OOO,OO0 bin3ufiisen, sic
bier fiir oie 100 lofalen Organi-
iatiouen I'M fommenoen Sabr ge-
brauft ,peroen.
Die 8eiamtIimme fir Die Lotto.
len Silfsuereinigungen murSe niht
erbGbt; aber man itellte cine Sum-
me bon $154,6tS bereit, Sic CUR
8efGmpillng bon iugenolihen 8er-
brehen bienen iollen. Gurf) Die
lestere Summe mil man auh fiir
sic ainoer pon ariegsarbeitern ior.
gen.
Der fonlmenoe Selo5ug miro un-
ter iolgenoem Sd)!agmort seiiibrt:
vWebr tperoen lcben penn 0u
mebr gibit."
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Observation-Disclosures
Grs G!epelenb Saieig Councils.

Nabe5u 5lpei ails orei Sooesfulleu
burh llnfan iuuroen lestes Sabr
burd) &erfebrs-llni1ue uno ,Sallen
perurIatt. isauen bradlte 26,000
Wenihen Sen SOB, MIR 1000 meni.
ger als Terfebrsunidle. Seien 81,
poriihtig beim @eben ooer Steisen
BON 9eitern. &riegsarbeiter beaftet
bie Siherbeitsreseln, nid)t nur be-
iir sln5eis sonoern auf auf ser
Strabe uno i'm Sein. Sm lesten SSSnbr
.purben 10000 mebr Mrbeiter eeto-
tet, Die nid)t bel Der slrbeit iparen, OILS
iolfe Die bel Ser slrbeit aetotet lpur
ben.
9riegsarbeiter Sbr lplbt. onB Cure
Sampler oft Weoaileu erbalten, luell
lie Gbancen nabmell, aber Sic fOnner
SSbrem Sano am belten bienen inoenl
Sie feline Gbance nebmen. Sic lmb
Ssbre Irbeit iino fir ben Sieg not
ipenois oen Sic uno Sbre 5amilis
brnuhen. Geslpegen rat bas 8reater
Glepelaro Safetp Council &rIegsar.
beitern lire Irbeit nit Toriid)t 81
tun. @enn Sic iif nift iihcr linf
tpelhes Ser iihere @eg lit Die slrbei'
gu tlin, oann fragen Sic Sbren Tor
arbeiter.
@enn Sic @as in Sbrem Sein
riehen, offnen Sic ioiort elm 6enItel
nno rufen Sic Die 8asgeieaifait auf
Biele Menihen baIben ibr Seben Der
loren, neil lie ielbit nusiinoen lpolte!
mo bas Gas entitr0nt, inoem iie cir
3iinobol5ben an5iinoeten.
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tion lit oas Sptel SoaenSen. Gin-
laoingeu erginsen an 800 Srgani-
Iationen oas 9anoes, oie insgeiantt
mehrere Dtiaionen acailmenten
pertreten. Seoe Organization puroe
allfgeioroert. nibt mebr oils 5tpei
ousmdrtise Selegierte 81 ifiden in
8eriidIihtigling ser 2ransportuer-
bultnille, uno tpenn n10gtid) in
Glepelano mobuenbe Gertreter 81
iUdblen
geamte ser 5000 ior Jreroom
Organization iogten. ser 3mef ser
Snglng lei es, bie 9ebensmittelprp.
bleme pubreno oes arieges unb ser
Naffriegs5eit 81 er0rtern. MitteI
uno @eae fir Grbobung Der Bro.
ouftipn Su iinoen, uno Maf3nabmen
iiir gleidmGBisere Gerteilung Ser
2ebensmittel unh fir before Yreis.
fontroQe su itl,oieren.
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HippeHren,e Gkeater
ySapen can &ait" begann am
Mittppdl, ben %. Sspt.

Ger neue Slim ySaapen can 8olt"
miro gum eriten Mtal I'M Sippoorome
Sbeaier uifgefiibrt ilno begann Ntitts
nod, oen %. September. Die Sitel.
rotten liegen in Sdnoen Don @ene
Siernep uno Ion Amed)e. Sieier Slim
ipuroe BON 20 Genturp ,Sor inter Sei,
tlirg pon grnit 2ilbitid) bergelteli.
uno gilt oils iein 30iabriges ,Subi-
luum in Der Wanoelbileerinouitrie.
@ieoer bat 2ubitlcb ieine ,SGbigfeit be,
ipielen in elmer 9lrt Srauen Su leiten
oab iie nls gan5 ncue ShaulpieIerin-
men Dem Hltbliflm eriheinen. @ene
1ierrep inter Seitilng bon SltbltIh
erbliibt nls cine glorreid)e Sd)auipic-
lerin ipaBliebenoer gellaoonna per.
gangener Gage. Serpa'ien Sic nid)t
oieien Slim 81 Ieben Sic erbalten
@eloestpert.
- llnterltiisen Sic Die IN unierer
3eitmg an5eigenoen 8eIfdftsleute !.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-30

man ibnen pie.e anbere Nuigaben
iibertrlls. Sberlelltnant Suiip tcilte
nit, baB @aS's nm in iiber 200
slrmeepoiteu in ben gereinigtcn
S.auteu lno lleberiees itationiert
iiEo.
Gar manfe ,Srnu bradlte idon
ipo,ieQe &enntniiie nit, uls iie re-
gi'trierte. 9lnbere merOeu in be'pn=
oeren @9lG Shulen fiir beionbere
auigaben geihult. Mehr ruro mebr
5Sraleu meroen bon ser slrnee &c.
'ud)t, nm Otdnner fiir SSrontoienlt
frei Su befommen. giirgerinnen Der
gereinigten Staaten 5.piihen Dem
20. unh 90. Sabre Derocu in Se.
trad)t se5ogen. @er unter 81 Sabre
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-30

Sie @gS's iino feline einiafe
SilIstrnppe mebr, ionoern Elm 9e-
ltanoteil Ser srnlec. Sies nuroe
pon Sberleutnant GuIfp, pom II.
2. Hefrutierungsblrean Ser &IG's
in Glepelano betont. 8enuu p;e ie-
Ser ndnnlihe SoIOat fat MN cine
Sral, oie IN Ser 9lrnee oient, einen
pollen HoIten aus5ufiiucn. 155 9luT-
gnben fonnen BON Srauen perIeben
weroen uno 10 Itduner iiir Ben
eigentlihen SrontOianit ireilnahen.
llrIpriinslif iiillten oie &2lG's
giiropoiten aus, urbe;teten in Ser
Slide mo ilhren 9lutos. 9lber bie
peibliheu Mitglieoer Der slrmee
Seigteu 10 groBe ;Sdbigfeiten, OaB