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The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-22

EQ1GQIlHl
 High school students should be grown up enough to realize there ls a war on, not just a distant war across seas but a close, important war in which We are in a sense both directly and indirectly con- nected.
 Our high school this year is an example of changes in war time. The shortage of teachers is, or rather, could be a serious handi- cap this year but thanks to the teachers We do have, our school is going on this year with very few changes in our last years system. Since our faculty this year has been working so hard trying to make up for the vacancies doesn't it seem as though We owe them our utmost cooperation also?
 It is really a disgrace that ey- cry so often we have to be re- minded to be more neat and obey rules in tthe library. We are very fortunate to have a library like ours and some of us just do not realize this.
 Another responsibility we should take on is to see that we do not leave black marks on the floors from composition soles The rub Der shortage is no excuse for these marks, for although composition soles are about the only ones a. vailable, the proper use of these would make our floors nicer in ap- pearance. It would also save our janitor much work which, by rights, the applier of the marks should and would be responsible if only they would admit being the cause.
 These are just a few of the things We should grow up to. In these trying times we, as we'll as the grown people, have duties and aren't ours really small when we remember the duties of the men in service? Let's do better.
 Patty Devenny
 Glee Club
 The girls Glee Club under the direction of Miss Erma Rust, has again been organized This year we are proud to say there has been an exceptionally good turnout. Ov- CT thirty girls are taking part and that is almost the whole of the Junior and Senior high school.
 At present we are working on two songs: Melody from the South," and Bells of St. Mary's" but during the forthcoming year we expect to learn other songs and put on a few performances for the public.
 All of W. H. S. were happy to see Phyllis MacCreary come back to Wrangell to complete her senior year at W. H. s.
 Phyllis left last spring and has been all the way back to New York. But she says she is happy to be back in Wrangell.
 Guess Who" Height - it. 4.
 Weight - 115 lbs.
 Color of eyes - Hazel. Sex Female.
 Upper Classman.
 Age - 16.
 Favorite Color Green. Favorite Song = Anchors Aweigh. Favorite Food - Anything as long as it's edible.
 "Fem Fashions"
 Well, folks, here we are back
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-21

Bite leien sic Die Mnaeieen!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-21

10 p!lnoerbare Seiitungen gcsen oit
Sapuner er,ielte. Gs beiist elm;
SrogilGhenipannneite bon etlpa ei
nem GritteI peniger ais irgenoeiI
friiberes 9luitiGrunssilug5ei,g ir
genOe;ne5 Sanoes. Tesbalb tann e.
i;oeral ltnterlhlupi finoen. GS fam
Ton ieiner gamannrng Ieicbt ber'
um8eIboben neroen uno einfad
unter einem Baum untergeitelll
neroen. Gs tann cine Sragbabrt
!nIt'ilbren uno alio GeripunOete III
Sihcrbeit brinsen. Gs beanipruht
iebr Danig 8aiolin uno 9eOienunss
arbeit, mas pon 8eocutuns an fer
HeH aampiironten iit @ober &c
'e;ne Sdbigfeit bot, init bepegungs.
los in ser Sult iteben 5u blcibeu
unO Oann plOslih nit lltgebeurer
@eidrpinoisfeit oapun5uialtien iii
militdriibes 8ebeimnis.. ...
= GS mag ppbl ieill, onb oas i!ie.
genOe Seep einen groBeren giniluh
auf Sic Naffriegsqpelt ;ausiibt mie
Oas 9oSen- Seep. Iie Slusinouitrie
BAT ldngIt erfannt, onB bie gu,
tlHit oes ilua!peiens bierSuIanSe
con einem Sanilien Slug5eus ab,
bdngis lit, pelhes liber uno leihl
;u banohaben, billig I'M Yreis unl
aud) bais i'm Setrieb iit Gas
illegellbe Secp mag o;e 2oiung Die.
les Eroblems iein. .-.
Im idaet, oab es in Walleu,
proOuttlon etlpa 5um Ereis zines
Nutomobils bergelteat werOen fam
SieI Wtaterial, ipelhes ipsar in
SrieOens5eitan foltipielig lit, ipurot
sgedaItet. Die glluminillnmengt
luuroe 5. Q. auf 20 Ero5ent reou'
slrrt. SragIlGeben uno Sfpan1
IinO aus Sol5 Gor ein;Jen Sabret
betrrgen Die 8etriebsfoiten zines
aIeinilug,euges etlpu $50 in oel
Stunhe aFan ihdst, oab Die lid
in 8rieoens5eiten beim 6licgenoen
Ssep aui nidt mebr pie SD in oel
Stunhe belaufen peroen. Sahuer'
ltanolae neinen oaB oie 9eoie'
nangsfoiten per Me;le uid)t b6be,
Iein oiiriten ais oieienigen eines
aleinautos uno oab Der Wotor il
gut lit, baB er Ieibt iiber cine Wil
lion 8atriebsmeilen er5ielen fann
eepor cine pollitdnoige lleberbolunq
notipen0ig iii.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-21

Is. g. - Sas ilegenoe Seer
tann 'o5uiagen in Die Suit ipringen.
Iie'es &Ieinflug5eu9 fam nah fir,
icItem slnloui iaIt 'enfreft in oie
SwTt iteiaeIL iait iiharaa auiiteigen.
tenGtigt nur nenia geOienlug unN
oerbraudt nur geringe Uaiplinmen,
cen. Gs fiibrt Ben oifiHellen Nal
men rSentinel", Die E;lpten ielbll
5abcn ibm iaoot, bie ge5eihnung
,Il;egcnocs Secp".
Gle Tare:nigteu Staaten Itanoen
crit einige atonate i'm arieg, ais
Die Armee i'm Siiopa5ifif bus oriu.
genoe gsbiirflljs uab e.neln per
6eiiertcn iSlug5eug befunoete, lpel-
Dies 9rp.iiermaBaH Oa5 sluge Der
gooentruppan Oaritelte - eiues
nit gerinserer Sragilddenipann-
ipannneite, nit fle;rcren. aher itir-
teren Wotos oas manoorierungs.
iubiger mar unb pcniaer gaioliu
uerbrautte ais ons erite 9luffId,
runssilus5flIa bas Stimion 81.
Wit Ben Snieln uno OItungeln
rcS Siiopasiiif pcrtraute 6lieger
begaben lid nad Oen Gereinigten
Staatcn I'M nit SNus5eitgingenieu-
rem III perbanNeln. Canals id):eu
cs, uls Oh Oas llnmoglihe perlangt
UiirOe. .l'ton niinihte Elm Slug
;eug, oas ben 9ooeutruppen iiber=
allbin iolgen fonnte, Sas Don einenl
Sennisplas auiiteigeu fonnte, oas
ieinolihe 9lftionen erfunoen uno
oas Nrtilleriefeuer oirigieren fpnnte,
uabreno es iih iaIt bepegungslps
in Der Sllft b;elt. llnb oieie Slieger
aus Dem Situnsel ltellten nod cine
meitere gebinsung. 9saf abihluB
Ieiner auIsabe muBte oieies Slug
ieus 10 ihnea oaooniauien fonnen
pie Elm GerIolguuasilug3eug. Die
Sngeuieure, ipelde an oas Miltp.
giro uno Ben Selifopter geoatt bat.
Ten, erflarten oarauibin oiieh Der.
aus, oaB oas Gerlausen nibt er.
iiiat peroen fonne. Iie Armee
piinidte Elm 6lus5eus, oas in Der
2uit oabingleiten fonnte mie Elm
Seobahtungsballon uno Damn NIT
,ller Maht oaponiauien fonnte.
Mn Ser Sanb oieier ani6eneno
snmOgliben 8eoinsungen ifui Die
lmerifaniihe 6lug5eusinouitrie oas
'liegenOa Seep, oas in ser Siibiee
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-21

grndbruns uno gr3iebung bon
Shiilern Iollen ebenialls bebanoelt
perben.
Gin itGnoiges interalliiertes Se-
fretariot fir Gr5iebunssiragen
mnroe al1f ser 9unSoner 3uiam-
menfunft ins 2eben gerufen. He-
gierungen, sic nid)t pertreten pa-
rem 1uuroen einselaoen, bei3utre-
ten. 9ialpb 5urner pom Staats-
department. nnbm ais amerifani.
ider geobahter an ser RonferenS
tell.
Cine &e.be tebnilber aommii-
lionen Der &onferen5 befaBt iih nit
Erpblelnen Oes Galris uno scr yer-
teilung BON 9iibern uno 3eitibrif-
ten, nit Ser Gorbereit,lng bon Sill
men uno Der 9eibaIiung wiiien-
lhaitlicjcr Waterialien iiir ersiebe-
ride SGtisfeit.
llnterricbtete &rciie betraften Die
Sdtlgfe:t Ser bieiigen gr5iebungs,
fpmnillion als eineu lpeiteren
Sdritt aui oem 8ebete interno.
tlonaler gtadfriess 3uiammen,
arbe!t, oie nit ser Snternatipnaler
Observation-Disclosures in ser
Sereinigten Staaten begann uno
Bic nit ipeiteren aonieren5en Gbnli-
der Iatur in ser vaben uno fer
neren 3ufuuit iortseiest meroen
ipu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-21
vSt,ar,,,a,teriii" atf
Hen Hkc,,ntatisntms

Walbington. s(uf ser vNational
Conference Of Weoical sutborities",
Die bier abgebalten ipnrbe, lpuroe elm
slufrui gum .Surnnngriff" aui 6as
rbeumatiihe ssieber erlaiien bas
mebr &inoer I'M Idbulpilidtisen sllter
totete, als raeud)bulten, Malern, Be-
MISUNDERSTANDING, 9ipbtberie nno
Sd}ar!od."
Man ll,d)t iid) baber allf sic beIten
nno neueiten Metbooen 5ur 8etGmp-
iuag oieier &ranfbeit su einiaen, bic
Dor allem bas Ser5 in Mitleioenidaft
siebt. Or. Martba 90. eliot, Silfs.
Gbef oes &inberbiiros i'm Mrbeits-Ie.
partrnent, llnter oeiien guipi5ien Die
Oreltdaise Sibuns itattiinoet, iagte,
0ie &onieren5 peroe alle 8eridte iiber
Iebsdbrige ipbrige 0eriu6e nit Sui
faoroaen, I'm @ieoerauftreten oes
JIebers 81 perbinoern, iammeln. 9rei.
5ebn Staaten baben bereits beionoere
OienItItellen sur @efGmpiung bes
6iebers einaerihtet.
Sberlt 9eonaro q. Hotpntree, 81.
reftor oes Gr5tli6en Musbebungs6ien=
ties, erflarte, oab bon 100000
unteriuften 9ienitpiliGtigen 23O..
900 megcn Ser5erfranfllngen, iniolge
rbelmatilf)en 5iebers. in alaiie As
geitellt maroen mlBten. 0as ssieber,
oellen llrlad)e nidt befannt lit, bridt
geipobnlif lfon in Der 3inobeit aus.
miro aber crit bei MnfiIen inn er.
pa6ienen Sitter erfannt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-21
Probleme der Welterziehunq
soil besprochen werden
Pemanenies neralezies Sekreiariai iuer Erzehungs.
wesen wurde qeschaiien.

Soriit BON Sfiharo sfuiten Butler.
Setter oes 8ritiib 8oaro OF gou-
cation ltattiinoet.
Gin oetaiaierter BIan ioQ Ben
Wfitglie6ern ser llniteo Nations
&eliei ano Rehabilitation aonierems
porgelegt meroen, in Dem Die iofor.
tige Wieoerailfnabme oes Sdulun.
4orrid)ts in beireiten Bebieten por-
m geieyen IT, 8robleme Der &leiounl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-21
1faliet,s fmnftiee
Reue ,.ittriiieft

VtlU yJprr. Stl1S1StuntS=Se
Mbolf u. 9erle ipieocrboIte in elmer
&eoe Dor oem StaIian-I -Imerican 2u-
Dor Council YrdliSent Hpoiepelts 3u-
iidernng, oab Stalien lnter elmer &e-
gierllng ieiner eieenen @abl wicocr
5u einem seadteten MitgIieo ser SOL
ferfamilie gemuht ,piro. Iie 8e,ieh-
ungen 5lpi'hen SEN @ereinigtcn Staa,
ten unb elmer iolhen Negierllng per.
oen bon Ser Yolitif ireunoidoftlibcr
3ulammenarbeit slpiiden @leidee-
Itellten geleitet iein.
Morihaa 8aoogilo lpuroe BON u.
@erle seloht, neil er sic runbarmber-
5ige Sogit" Ser Greigniiie, oie ourt)
Staliens beoingungsloie &apitulation
gelt,affen iuuroe, anerfannte, ais er
~alle Staliener mliforoerte, cine ae4
meInlame Jront segen sic Nasi-Sp-
rannei 5lI erribtcn. Giele aufred)te
Mntifaid)iiten baben Weinungsper-
ihiOenbeiten nit Dem WarIhaa ipGhr
reno beiien LANCER aarriere gcbabt.
aber ibre beiten @coanfen ipuroen Dor
@raf Carlo Sior5a sulanunengeIaBt,
Der lofort uno beltlib crfl1rte, oaR es
fir ieben Staliener perbreheriih ,p1re,
8aoogIio su ihlpdhen, iolanee Oieier
gegen Ben gemeiniamen sSeinb fampit.
Berle eripabnte in oieIem 3ulammen-
bang ipeoer &onis 0iftor Gmanuel
nod oie 3ufl,nft bes Salies bon
SapoDen.
r@fan fam lih auf oas itaIienilhe
Solf perlaIien, nit ser &eorganiiic.
rrtns Staliens iertia 81 iueroen, 10,
balo sic fremben Bajonette pertrieben
lino. Seute beitebt sic orinslide auf-
gabe oarin, ale Staliener pon Sen sll.
pen gum Soliiben Meer in elmer
ma6tigen Mrmee 81 organiiieren, um
oieIe nobernen 8arbaren suriifsutrei.
ben, Die aus Stalien einen Nasibau
MAIDEN pollen. "Gr iagte, bab sic Nus-
Der 5aid)iiten in Sen befreiten
@ebleten nllnlnebr "pom italieniihen
golfe griinolih porgenomlnen miro. :"
Siniidtlib ser fiinftigen Holle bon
@e'perfidaften in Stalien iaste gerla:
~Seoer ii6er europa rnterridtete
meiB, oab fein &ieoeraufbau m0glib
lit, Der nidt sic Nnerfanung ser tpeit
gr0Beren gfole ser 9lrbeiterid,ait in
Der fiinitisen @elt einiblieBt. Iies
mab Die 8ieoerberitellung bon slrbei-
teror9aniiationen ais freie Selbltper.
paltlrnesgruppen beoeuten Die pieoer
fir ibre Mr5eiter ipreden fonnen, bon
oenen Die &auptlait in biciem illrdt.
barren &f getrasen miro, uno iiir
oie Der 5rieben gema6t peroen muB. +"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-21
ntmiielini. eeiti,e
fmr ua3i.Geicbe

Bern. Benito Muiiolinis iaidiltiiG-
republitaniife Negierung iibernabm
Die itriften MaBnabmen Ser 1eiet-
8ungsitreitfr1fte' Ser Nasis uno tpies
Die Tooesitrafe fir 3ipiliiten am Die
Die oeutiden uno faidiitiiden Grlaiic
nidt beber5igen. Die Sroa biloete
einen 9eil zines programmes S.'r
unteroriidung Der 9Gtisfeit BON ga.
triotan i'm noroli1en Stalien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-21

Sonoon (SNM) 5rasen Ser
Gr5iebung uno Ser Wieoereinrih-
tuns bon Sdulen in europa iino
Dem Programm Ser aonieren3 ser
gereinigten Nationen bin3ugefiiet
~norOen, sic I'M Nopember in @aib-
lngto., 'tattiinoen iou. 2ies lit oas
midtigite Trcebnis ser iediteh gu.
lammenfunit auiie-.'or grsiebunga.
:ninijter, sic in 9onuon pnter 5
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-21
wiiici, Sic ihen

= Ser um5ug in cine neMe @ob-
nung bat immerbin Sen 8orteil, bah
es eine @eile oa,ert. bis man oeren
Mdngel entbeft bat.
= Seoenfalls balfen uns bie @e.
ribte bonn Sdlahtfeloe oes 8aie,
balls bic Beribte bon Sen &riegsi1au.
pldten cine 3eitlang 5u bergeiien.
- llnterltlsen Sic oie i'm ,yolfs.
pIatt" anaeige,,oen @eih1ftel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-10-21

- 0as Yroblem Der &ausfrau lit
iebt nid)t: Was fobe id) moraen?
Sonoern: 8as ,peroe id rnoraen aum
&ohen haban?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-16

Steyer and W. W. Steyer, of Fresno,
California.
William and Thomas Fishel are suf-
fering from attacks of influenza.
Miss Blanche Goodwin is employed
in Pittsburgh.
Miss Bertha Arbogast was visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ar
bogast, on Friday.
Mrs. c. E. Shillingburg, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert b. Burton called at the
home of NJ. f. Tucker on Wednesday.
Leroy A. Propst was a guest re-
Gently at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Loughry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Shillingburg
were visiting at the Tucker home on
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Burton and
Miss Mae Shillingburg were guests
of Mrs. James Burton at Kitzmillei
on Thursday.
w. l.. Hansford, Washington, D.
c., and Robert B. Burton, Bell Alton
Md, returned to their respective
homes after having spent the deer
season in this community.
| W. w. Steyer, having spent the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-16
Wonen's Club Has
Christmas Party

The Business and Professional
Women's Club of Garrett county held
its regular annual Christmas party
on Thursday evening, December 8, at
the William-James Hotel.
The highlight of the evenings en-
tertainment was talk by W. r. Lind
say, a special representative Of the
American Red Cross. Mr.. Lindsay told
of his experiences in working with the
armed forces teaching them combat
swimming. He stressed the import
ance of having swimming taught in
all junior and senior high schools and
said he believed it should be COM
pulsory.
Mrs. Ruth Barnes gave a recitation
entitled THE Lost Word" that
brought out the real meaning of the
Christmas season. The meeting CON
cluded with group singing of Christ
mas carols.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-16
STEYER

After six full days Of the deer hunt
ing season all the hunters in this COM
munity have agreed that deer are non
available and on the ration list.
Rev. and Mrs. John c. Foster and
daughter, of Loeb Lynn Heights, were
Sunday callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Propst.
Mrs. Paul f. Steyer was visiting
her in-laws, Nh and Mrs. V. T. Steyer,
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Steyer and chill
dren, Davis, West Va, were visiting
the formers mother, Mrs. Mary c.
Steyer, on Sunday.
Mrs. James Burton, Kitzmiller, was
q guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Tucker
on Tuesday.
A dinner Of roast goose was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Shillingburg in
honor of Mr. and Mrs Robert B. Bur
ton and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin S
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-16
Santa Claus Letters

The Republican regrets to state that
Letters to Santa Claus" cannot be
printed in today's issue on account Of
demands made for advertising space,
but that the letters now in type will
be printed next Thursday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-16
LOCAL NEWS

Mis- put, Ann poi;,o - Eo;t,,o,,+
W W. fon +ha ,,.onI. aaI
M. and NJ. II y CaonaI1 30 ,,a,,,
La,.. of +boi. fon,i,,, !, CIa,J.,l.,,,.o.
Uos+ Va o,.o, 4bo ,,.onI, o,d
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Alexander,
Of Accident, announce the birth of
lTorno,.iaI bosnito1 Cmn,ho,Iand
Mrs. Frank c. Silbcr, of Edgewood
Arsenal, formerly Miss Gladys Paugh,
was visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Paugh, of near Oakland.
Mrs. Della Moomaw has returned to
the home Of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. James CAVITY, in
Oakland, following an operation in
Memorial hospital, Cumberland.
,,,.u... n nj.
Mrs. A. {. Stanton, clerk for the Ra
tloning board, attended meeting of
food clerks of western Maryland
boards last Saturday at Hagerstown.
NJ D, n
I.,.. e,'' l'>,,, 800 NV W
Fairmont, West Va, where she had
spent ten days or two weeks with
the family Of her brother, Morris
Sincell.
,1;.. p,;3,., 7r,,.,,... H.. .1..,
lI,, - 'o57.' q. Vl',S '1'o 'I T}'
streets, and has gone to Baltimore,
whore she will remain for the winter
months at the home Of the Misses
Howard.
NJ NJ c4, o-
- e'''P'N' ''5N"
for several days at her home on Alder
street. Her daughter Miss Bess Stem
pie, R. n, Of Morgantown, W. Va, is
here nursing her.
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hotel on Monday in honor Of Mrs.
W. H. johnson, who left Oakland on
Tuesday to reside in Cumberland. Ten
guests were present.
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Goucher college, Baltimore, for the
Christmas holidays. Miss BIoadWater
IS freshman at Goucher.
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were in keeping with the holiday spirit
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o'oiii.' '1'''Ve eD'4eSe, 'N0g ~,
d. d 'ei '''('i''S pre'' ~ az li', l0''-l
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MIS-. robert W. Lohf ana MIS- HugI
Echard entertained last saturday eve
mng at the home OF Their parents Mr.
ana Mrs. Lawrence NJ ffaiey' III
honor OF Mrs. NlIllam H. Johnson
who moved TO Cumberland TINS week
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-16

Subscribe now for The Republican,
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-16

er, a covered dish supper; No. 4, Mrs
Asa Lewis, leader, at home of Mrs
Harry Stemple.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-16
To Receive Degree
From Michigan State

Franklin Dwight Custer, Oakland
senior at Michigan State College, is
among a group Of 81 who will com
pIete requirements for graduation
December II, the end of fall term, ac-
cording to R. S. Linton, registrar
Custer will receive the degree OF
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
A class of A is scheduled to re-
ceive degrees in veterinary medicine
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-16

Governor O'Conor urged postwar
job planning now with financial pro-
visions for their consummation as the
best insurance against an uncmpIoy-
ment catastrophe.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-16

past six weeks here with his mother,
other relatives and friends, has left
for his home in Fresno, Calf.
Evening star., 1943-01-29
British Request U. S. to Return
'Putzi' HonfstuenqI to Canada

The British government has re-
quested the United States to return
DR.. Ernst "Putzi" Hanfstaengl, for
mer foreign press chief of the Nazi
party, to Canada to resume civilian
internment, British sources here dis
closed today.
The request was made a few days
before the disclosure yesterday that
DR.. Hanfstaengel had been brought
to the United States for the purpose
Of giving this Government conf
Dental information about Germany
drawn from his long experience in
the Nazi party. He fled to England
in 1887 after rows with Propaganda
Chief Goebbels and Hitler. The
American educated Hanfstaegel
once was Hitler's favorite piano
player.
The British government arrested
DR.. Hanfstaengel in England when
the war broke out. He was held on
the ground that he was a dangerous
alien and later was sent to Canada
for internment. He is said to be in
Washington, or nearby, at present.
The British are reported to have
questioned DR.. Hanfstaengl repeat
edly and obtained no information
they considered Of value. He was
sent to Canada, 1t Is said authori-
Evening star., 1943-01-29
High U.S. Officer Being Flown From Cosobonco
Back to Britain Lost for Hours in Atlantic Fog

and here we had high-ranking
officer aboard. We really were doing
some sweating until we reached
Northern Ireland"
The crew refueled the plane and
it again took off for England, only
to run into more bad weather. Capt.
Pyle decided to land at once when
he sighted balloon barrage.
"If we hadn't had such an i'm
portant person aboard we would
have gone up into the soup and
flown over the balloons by instru-
ment," Capt. Pyle said, but we
didn't want to take even the slight
est chance"
The passenger continued on to
his destination by train and the
bomber reached its station the fol-
lowing day.
Capt. Pyle sandwiched the trip to
Casablanca between raids on tar
gets in Axis-occupied Europe. On
January 13, the day before taking
of for North Africa, he brought a
Fortress home from Lille, France,
on two badly damaged engines, with
its hydraulic system shot out of
commission, its radio compartment
damaged by flames and one crew
member wounded.
Since his return Capt. Pyle par
(see BOMBER, Page A-6)
Evening star., 1943-01-29

reached an airport in Northern Ire
land with his tanks nearly empty
"On the trip to Casablanca the
weather was good and the flight un-
eventful," Capt. Pyle said, but COM
ing back we ran into fog and bad
weather off the coast of Spain. We
were supposed to get a fix on our
position at certain point over the
Atlantic. but when we arrived there
we found our radio had failed"
After flying for long time in
thick fog entirely by instruments,
Capt. Pyle said he asked his dis
tInguished passenger If he advised
continuing as they were or going
down below the soup" The pas
senger left it to the crew.
Capt. Pyle said he decided to 60
below The Fortress came out of
the overcast about 500 feet above the
water, he said, but the ceiling later
dropped lower until he was forced to
skip along only $50 feet from the
waves.
I'VE finally sighted land, but didn't
know whether we we're of the coast
Of England, France or Ireland" Capt.
Pyle continued. I'VE flew north
along the coast and finally decided
it must be Southern ireland.
Our gas was getting very low and
we knew If We landed in a neutral
country We were liable to be interned