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The Nome nugget., 1943-12-06

pictures received added impetus for the reason that both deal with France, a country which after the fall of Italy was logi- cally expected to spring import antly into the news.
 The Flynn picture is something of a departure for the swash- buckling star because of the na- ture of his role. He plays pet ty criminal about to be guillo- tined when an Allied bombing gives him respite. He remains a petty criminal, unregenerate, through most of the footage un- til the final few minutes, just long enough to die and, incident ally, salve the movie code of nor als.
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-06
FU4WDOM FEUD, NfENNESE
 STYLE
By ROBBIN COONS

Paul Lukas, the actor, and Mi chael Curtiz, the director and perpetrator of picturesque Eng fish phrases, once worked to- gether as actors ln the same theater in Vienna. They worked, by all reports, aricably and with never a suggestion of a feud. To- day, years later, they are nov ing toward a first-claSs mutual chilliness, through courtesy of couple of fun-loving kids you know as Humphrey Bogart and Peter Lorre.
 Lukas and Curtiz are on the same lot but different pictures. Lukas is with Errol Flynn in Uncertain Glory" and Curtiz is putting Bogart and Lorre, among others, through the jungle haz- ards of Passage to Marseille."
 At lunch one day Lorre and Bogart learned from Lu21as of the old association, and brought back to Curtiz a few of Lukas' remi- niscences. This aWoke memories in Mike, and the fun-loving mes senger boys hastened back to Lukas, emphasizing in their re-
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-06
GUS MASICK IN SEATTLE

Gus Masick, who for many years piled the waters of the Arctic Ocean with the late Ira Rank, is in Seattle for the win ter. Several years ago he was the pilot for the noted Isobel Hutchinson of the Kew Gardens of London, England, who made an extensive tour of northern Alaska in search of plants and flowers of the Arctic. Masick has many friends in Seattle and @vicinity, and enjoyed dinner with Mir. and Mrs. Charley Lewis of Nome at their Bellevue home across Lake Washington, shortly after arrival.-Alaskan Weekly.
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-06
Swamp Water" Tonight

Walter Brennan Is teamed with Walter Huston IT the film epic Swamp Water, which comes to the Dream Theatre for a two- day showing beginning tonight. Also on the program is Price of Victory"
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-06
RECEIVES
 CERTIFICATE

Charles Washburn was issued a certificate for purchase of a passenger automobile December End, the OPA office in Nome re- ports.
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-06

. Albert Mode, who flew out from Nome several days ago, IS at the Savoy.-ALas- kan Weekly.
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-06

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The Nome nugget., 1943-12-06
Dream Pre-Vues

port couple of Curtiz items about LukaS which were not as flattering as others. Lukas sup piled a slightly barbed item or two on Mike, such as the incl dent when Mike forgot his lines and was shooed off the stage
 Duly relayed, this led Mike to recall an occasion or two when the great Lukas was not SO hot, which afforded Messrs. B. and L. another gleeful visit to the Lukas set.
 This is still going on, with Bo- gart and Lorre as willing go- betweens. Tt started in fun," says Bogart with sardonic pride in their social handiwork but now it's beginning to get little bit ter. Heh!"
 Mike is stll turning in his quota of Curtizisms, or contributions to expressive speech.
 When Bogart coughed in the midst of a rehearsal, he said, I'm awfully sorry, Mike"
 To which Mike generously re- piled, ''That's all right, Bogey, Don't let it worry me-
 The Flynn and Bogart films. incidentally, may prove to be new examples of the Warner luck which brought 'Casapianca' to completion at the time of the Roosevelt Churchill conference in that ancient city. While many an- other projected war film was put on the doubtful list by swift breaking developments in the Mediterranean theater, these two
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
Home Defense Notes:
Home Defense Notes:
0CD 10 Train
Staff 10 Save
Water Supply
BY KEN HALL

Latest i'm the list of wartime
protective schools is the Michigan
Council of DefenSc'S waterworks
school, 10 be held al the Univer-
Sity of Michigan Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday of next week.
According TO Capt. Donald 6.
Leonard, state commander OF the
United States Citizens Defense
Corps and head of the Michigan
Council Of Defense. the school will
emphasize the necessity for main
tenance of an adequate and safe
water supply under all conditions.
Main topics viii be sabotage,
mechanical, chemical and bacte-
biological injury 20 water, aerial
bombardmcntS and their effect on
water systems, emergency water
supplies, technical and special
training OF waterworkS personnel,
and repairing of mains.
Capt. Leonard has asked that
all Michigan towns be represented
a. the sessions and suggests that
Citizens Defense Corps command
erS, mayors and village presidents
see that proper men connected
with the water systems IN their
locality be IN attendance.
MUST BE PREPARED
I'VE must he prepared for any
emergency that may arise II the
enemy planes attack our towns,
cities and industries, and water
supply IL of paramount ImpOr-
lance" said Capt Leonard.
There are many things that
may be overlooked without
special schooling and the 4. Of
VI. sessions will correlate our
efforts"
Cooperating agencies for the
course are the Michigan depart
meni OF health, t. OF VI. college
OF engineering. Michigan section
of the American Water Works As
ISOLATION Michigan Conference Of
Water Fabrication and municipal
and industrial departments.
Mrs. Hugo Braun. Saginaw. has
been named 10 succeed Mrs. J. y.
Blaney. Grand Rapids. as head Of
the volunteer activities section in
CIVILIAN war services division Of
the Michigan Council OF Defense.
Mrs Braun has served for more
than Is months aS A full-tlme
,oiuntccr * executive secretary
Of the Saginaw Office OF Civilian
Defense and has been active in
saginaw civic affairs Mrs
Bianey resigned several weeks ago
10 ION her navy officer husband
m the east.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
NEW BOSTON MEETING

Thursday evening a Youth Farm
Labor Committee meeting IS
ochcduled in New Boston town
hail in charge OF Ellsworth Bese-
mcr, county agricultural agent.
and James RoSSman. chairman OF
the Wayne County committee.
Farmer help application blanks
VIII be available At the meeting.
which has been called for the pur-
pose Of explaining all phases of
The work 10 the local men IN
charge.
Michigan collected $40 per cent
OF lis steel scrap quota for the
last SiN months Of 1912. or
] ga $40 tons, 10 rank third among
the states. OHIO was first with 9S
per cent and , l3l 800 pounds. and
Illinois second with 90 ! and o.
. rs $50 tons Michigan collected
d per cent of the national quota
Vand hopes 10 rank first Tor the
current SIX months with the re-
turns of the spring farm scrap
campaign in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
BraziIians 10 Train in Texas

RIO DE JANEIRO. April II
GNSl Beginning next month. 10
Brazilian air cadets Will leave
monthly for training m Texas, II
was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14
1872. ...
~ Easy Terms

The kind Of coats that make you feel smart
and uroooe that win you compliments
wherever you go! Beautifully done up in.
wills ribbed woois and nuDbY boucIes. trinity
fitted, or casually swa9ger. Navy, Black,
Sumner Brown. 10 TO 20, SO TO a. and half.
sizes, look your prettiest Easter morningE
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25
Ntaofteii,a pere pSuie
tet, 6robie,ser 3eritSrt

slberNeen, @aib. Cine Maaneii,m.
Sabrit brannte nit aeraSesu Drama.
ti;d>er @uht bon ieuerperfartigen
Grplclioneu uutesbrohen nieber. 1ie
3crItoruns aes oieritofigsn 8eGduoes
par bereits rad nnbertbalb Stunoen
nad) Iusbrilh bes iSeuers fomplett,
aber nod fir meitere Gpei Stunocr.
brannte oas Masnelilm tort. 9erlett
luuroe nicmano iniolge ser tSiherbeit
gegen Seuer, oenn oas Yerional suirS
tdgli6 I'M sSeueralarm in elmer Maas
nsiiimfabrit gsiibt; nah Mnnabme
Ser Eoli5ai fam itatiite Gleftri5itGt
oie 9raaourIad)a gelueien iein. Sir
brahten Dor tursem einen 9lrtifel
ii16er bie @eiabr ser Muensliunlberei-
tung uno pie SelbItensiinolme ent-
iteben fam.
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Die Hritte SAlastt atit
Gkareetp
GdluB bon Seite 1.

lid bonn oeutihen @eneralltab gegen
Sitlers Sudt nah 2anoeroberungen
nertreten. gs id,eint aud) 10, alS cb
Sitler neue NGnner in Sen General,
itab beruien bat, bie ieinem @iaen
nrebr 5usdnslid) iino uno lm Men-
idenleben gar nihts eeben, iolangc
Ole Na5ipartei oben bleibt. 9lQes ,pas
man boffen tann, oaB Die Opier niht
llnrionit gebraht aperoen Don Sen s(Qi-
ierten, oenn nab Ser greben Winter.
offeniipc ser Nuiien lit es lpabridein.
lih, baB Sitter nod INNER geniigens
~&anonen'utter" bat. Inn Sen &rieu
iort5uieben. uno befanntlib 51blt ie.
Der fleine 0eapinn Der adie iebr biel
fir MISUNDERSTANDING Ser Moral in
Sen MfienlanOern uno fpe3iea in
Stalien.
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DIE HEIl4ATFR0NT

ellis erbdItIid. giele oieier Defenle
Councils baben ibon beionoere
.@aroen Committees" gu oieiem
9iped organ'iiert. Sic fiibren auh
Sebr1ilne Dor uno .berior9en oie
Sntereiienten nit Der eimlbldeigen
9iteratur.
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Die 1t,e<t,e
Der Sag 6es Entertainers

YraltOent Noolepelt beltimmt
Sonntag. Den 16. Mai 1913, srur
Gag oes Entertainers. ("I am ar
American Day.
Der Prdiioent iorberte unIer Boil
auf, bieien 5ae i'm getpu6tiein oe,
Tflibten nn0 Mebte oes amerifani
iden Staatsbiirsers uno i'm 9e.
lpnbtiein Ser sroBen @erantmortung
Oie ieoer ein3eLne als MitgIieo elmer
Station i'm 8riege trGet. 5u beaeben
Ser Prtiiioent eriubte sic Bun.
Foes. Staats= uno 2ofalbeboroen 10,
ME Die patriotiihen 0erbGnoe unS
oie iid nit Gr5iebunssirasen be.
| id,dItl9enben Srsaniiationen, ge.
idloiien an Sen GeranltaItnngen sic.
les Cages teil3unebmen, INN oaourd)
ieine beionbere 9eheutltng su inter,
Itreid)en.
Cine mene rYa Of Sights"
Gic pier Sre;beiten -6reibeit ser
9ieoe nno MeinunasauBerune, 5rei-
| belt ser Helieionsausiibuna, Srei-
bet bon 9fot l.ao isreibeit bon
/ ,Surdt = bilben einen peientIihen
Seitanoteil oes groben Nahfrieas-
programmes bes .National Re-
! iources Tlanning @oaro". Gieies
Sofument entbGlt aber aud elm
mebr ins ein8elnen sebcnoes 9Sro-
gramm, cine nelle .g;u OF 9figbts"
oeren nelln Hunfte folaenoermaben
formuliert nurocn:
1. Sas Ref)t aui Mrbeit.
3. Ias Hedt aui einen aered)ten
Sobn. Der Hot uno slrmut aus.
IflieBt uno ser elm aeniiacnbeg
aeQunalent fiir slrbeit, Snitiatipe,
Spariamfeit llno anoere geieQiboit-
lid pertpoqe Gierite oes gin3eInen
bartlett.
3. Gas Hedt ouf ausreid)enoe
Grndbri,ns, aleioung uno meoisini.
'de 6itr'orge i'm Sale ser aranf-
belt.
4. Sas Heht aui Siherbeit o5ne
Jurtt por Dem sitter. Dor Scot, Mb.
ban9isfeit, Granfbeit. arbeitsIoiig.
felt uno llngliidsiGllen.
3. Gas Reht, in elmer 8eIeIlihait
ire;er &irtihait 81 lehen, irei BON
Staatseingriifen uno irei bon Mo.
nopolpillfiir.
6. Das 8edt aui boufommene
gemegnngsirei6eit, obne 1urdt Dor
Oen Spiseln elmer @ebeimpolisei.
Z. Sas Heht aui @leifbeit Dor
Sem 8eieB uno oie 8emGbr gleiber.
serehter gebanSlung.
8. Sas Red)t aui Grsiebuna our
Arbeit, CUR Staatsbiirserihaft, our
Gntfaltuna Ner RerI0nlihfeit nno
sur Grbobuns Ser 8liidsmoslibfei.
ten.
8. Ias Hed,t auf l1rlaub, Grbo.
lung grlebnis uno 9ebenssenuB.
sic 8e,pGbr, in elmer 8eieIIhait
iortibreitenoer Civilization au le.
ben.
Voen IN yta1Dtn8fOn.
Ser ensliide MuBenminiiter Mn-
tbonp goen nimmt 5urSeit an pielen
aonierenSen in @aIbington tell, UNI
oie amerifaniihe Meinung iiber pie.
le ser sroBen @eltprobleme fennen
81 lernen.
Ser 8eiuf bes enslii6en MuBen.
minilters iallt nit ser 0orlaee Ell
ner &eiolution inn Senat ourb cine
iiberparteilidJe Senatorengruppe 5u-
lammen. Sn oieier Heiolution piro
>oie amerifaniiGe &esierl,ng aufse-
forbert, m0sliflt raid cine Sonic
ren3 Ser gereinisten Nationen elm.
suberuien, in ser bie sroBen Nah-
friegsprobleme = rod bepor Ser
lebte S6ub sefallen iit geloit
lper0en loQen.
IuBenminilter Gben eab BEL iei-
ner Mnfunft Sen Sournalilten gegen,
iiber ieiner 6reuoe oariiber aus-
Druid, gerabe in oieiem slu9enblid
in Oen Ser. Staaten au tpeilen, roa
mir besiirnen, uniere tuabre Wtaht
81 ipiiren uno ga mir oamit ange.
Tangen baben, lie aud ben 5eino
iiiblen gu laiien."
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sp"loS pol Vtupbtl OStl upluuHl Ht=
aeben, Dob aud auf SEN Sioid)i- Snielr
Die 5tpiiben Ne1ifaleoonien aIlo Ga.
!moa lieeen, ,otnerifantihe Gruppei ein-
getroffen iino. Gie Snielarllppe, oia
lett 1874 unter eneliifer &erridnit
itebt, lit groBer oils oie Satpaii =Snieln.
Snsgeiamt iino uneefdbr $50 Srfeln
lnb @tolle in ser @rurpe, ,tno Sic.
grobte unter ibnen. giti 2en,l lit 75
Meilen lang llno so Meilen brett uno
bat unseidbr baIb sic @robs bon
Waiiadnrletts. "a mir geraoe nnSnnS
umerifaniifen Staaten @r0Benoer.
gleihe a1iteIen. lei audi nod ,tadee.
tragen, oab 2iberia etapas GROCER als
Der, 'Staat Ohio lit.
Die 6ibid)is Sniulaner ,paren emit
triegeriife @annibalen, unb als oie
eriten tpeiBen Mifiionare slniang ocs
poriaen Sabrbunberts bort eintraien,
mlbten tie feItlteIlen, haB Sic SMUT
laner nod piloer in bieier Siriid)t
iparen, ais ibre Nahbarpolfer auf
anoersn Snleln ser SiiSiee. Mber iei:-
oem bat liit piel eednoart, uno aut
bier bat sic moberne Civilization ibrf
Gtiitenrarte obgeaeben. Sellte gibt es
alrf Sen ssibid,i. .Sn'eln feline Meniben
freiier nrebr i'm 8agenteil, bie
Gingeborenen aelten be,ltp,tage als
lbeionoers lanft, bOflih llno irenno.
lid.
8ei ausbruh bes &rieges eab es
r,lno 100000 Gimpobner auf Ser Sn-
Ielsruppe, barl,nter 1000 @eiEe.
1O1 900 Gingeborene unO uneei1br
$4,000 ssnber, oie aui sen ;3uder
plantagen angeltallt iinb, ga bie Sn,
iulamr ielblt Der slrbeit aili Ocn
Rflan5unesn feinen &eis abgeapirneu
fonnen. Snb,ritriea tpeiien Die Snfelm
3ufers, Meis= unb 8a,,nhpollnarfc
allf, ferner SGgaperfe ,lno Sfluf,t
bGuier. Der Sanoel nit getrofnetar
&ofusnub fommt binter ser 3uder
'1usilrbr gleih an 5lpeiter Steae, abcr
inppiiden bat aud) Der slnbau bon
8ummib1umen, 8aunnpoue mnb HeiS
5aigenommen.
Gle Saltptltabt ser Sn elgruppc.
Siupn, bat einen tiefen Saien ,lno
liegt an ser Oumpierroute, ioIpie an
Dem aabel, bon &ancouper, Gannaoo.
nad) Sionen, Iuitrallen, uno Dor beni
arieee beitano auh cine oirefts
Sfifisperbinoung nit Nel,ieelano.
Gas alima Der Snieln lit, obtpobl iir
inlmitten Ger 9ropen liegen, nrilbe.
unS s.par bant Sen boben @ebires.
fetten, pon Senen Die Wolfen m,ise-
balten uno oie 3uitItron1llngen ab9e.
fiiblt ncroen. Mande ser gerae iinb
iiber 5000 SUB bod, unb Ser bodite
@ipfel, ser Mount 8ictoria, reid,t
iogar $500 SUB in sic Sobe. Die
Saler uno 8eredbbGnge lpeiien cine
iirpige @eeetation aui, ,pdbreno oas
6lablanb in Der Saltptiahe einen
oitten 8rasbeipuhs auf5mpeiier
bat.
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Gage bin alnS 5uriif - gibt's eine
Ipinoige HeiIe; sic aparne 2uft iteigt
bod lnS perllriaht 2liittaifen unS
gtebel. gfebr oils sic Ssapaner mfrs
bon ben Eiloten lhlehtes Wetter &C.
fiirhtet, oenn es lit leiht, lih III
Iihls6tem @etter 81 berirren.
0ian iteue iih einen Sling bonn h:-
neiiihen Summing nah Dem inoiidpn
Niiam Dor. 9as @etter l1Bt 5u ge.
| gimn nicbts 8lltes abnen. @ir ilieaer
80 Ieilen unter elmer @olfenbanf in
500 sSub Sobe, binlpeg iiber Siisel.
bis mir einen &iB in ben Wolten er.
blifen. Ser Eilot 2usfp iteiet raid
ourh oas Cod bob, ,,nb in 5000
SUB Sohe Ieben mir iiber uns ois
Come. 9aun gebt es leiht poriuGrts.
gSir ndbern uns Sen @ergfetten oes
Sinlulapa. @alo lihtet iih oas Wol=
.euneer tnter uns, beballte Sdler lmo
t,alrmbeItannane SGben gleiten unter
lns ritdtpGrts.
8ir faueen einen Shilnmer Ser
9urnraItruEe allf - Damn Iino mir
oherbalb ses y9ufels" g4ir atmen
auf, ser Simrel iiber oielen eefiird)-
teten Bergen lit beute obne @oltcn.
SIS lit natiirlid) falt, iobalo mir in
10000 sSllB SGbe iteiaen. Gis biloet
iid) oil oan sSsuIteriheiben lnb mir
fraeeu uns, oh audi Ole SLiigel nit
gis beoedt linS. Ger Snsenieur be.
rubiet unS: ~Seute niht, uno nldt
N oieier Sobe."
@ir Iberqueren Sie 8ereriitfen nit
Seithti1teit gegen idppaben 8ino,
uno balO ilieaen mir oif)t iiber benl
9idilngel bes 8rensgebietes bon Bur.
rna=sliiam. @ir frageu 2lsfp, 1parllm
nr iih Sen gaumiuipieln 10 nube bolt,
.lno ct antlportet: ,gtur 60 Meilen
Don bier iino iapaniihe Stiispuntte.
Sie ihifen oft Spibih,sseltge bod.
Sc nieoriger mir iliesen, osito ldau!e-
rigar lit es, uns 5u ituppen uno uns
u, beordngen. 9lift id)ari 81 - piei-
leidt neroen mir Elm paur Glepbanten
uilasen. SD iebe oft &uoel BON if.
ten aui oielar Sabrt. Gs mad,t Spab,
III ieben, p;e lie ibre SftpGn8e bebeli
uno onppnlauien, Inn Oaf.mg su
uten."
gSir fliegen ipeiter, geraoe Elm paar
garo oberbalb bes iorlnllnltanoenel
Jluiies. @ir lebent feline Glepbanten,
aibar SarSen tpiloer giiifel msen IN
Sen oirhten Sifungel, aufgeIhredt
pom @abriif Ser Wotoren. Grit guenn
mir ims unIerm 3ial nabern, ofinet
lid oie Smoitait in Reisieloer uno
Seeplantaaen - Die erlten Sdlrer
iinb Iid]tbar.
Ser StiiBpunfl sliIam lieat INNER
IN @areitid}aIt geaen einen japanilben
anariff. Cine Heibe BON 8eipebrs
idiiiien iignaliiiert einen S.lftalarnl.
Sn tpenigen Winuten iino alle Wtar
id)i,ran bonn Tl,,9ielo peridauunoer,
Sic ameritnniiten 6lieser freiien in
Ser 9uft, uno beriibmte Slatlhiisen
Iteben an ibren Yoiten.
Genn Die Yanfs I'M Siten iino 10
gut bereit 81 fdn1pfen pie oieieSrans.
porte 5u iliegen, pon benen es OBJ
bGnst, baB unieren Garbiinoeten Den
e1mpfenoen Gbineien, oas mertpolle
MateriaI nirflid) 5useiteat miro, mel.
DIES ben sansen geg Don Den Ser.
einigten Staaten bis nah ssnbien be-
reits 5uriidgelegt bat. Gag Inn Gag,
Nonat um Monat miro oas Waterial
pon amerlfaniihen transporting
jaugen iiber oen ~8ufel" nah Gbina
beforoert. llno apenn Die Mmerifaner
yl Sauie ailf oieIe Seilnlng nidt
itol5 iino, fann ibnen idpperlib cine
isreroe eertafIt tperben.
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50 Deatjske II, 1Uari4a,.s
Gkette I'M Kai1tpf eetStet

2onbon. 80 Gentife tpuroen ure
ldngIt in &1mrfen, Die iid bel Der
3luan9srdumllng oes @arid,auer
8bettos BON Slloen enttpidelten, ge.
totet. 9lls 8enaeltllng tpuroen auf Der
Stelle mebrere bunbert Suben NIT
WaIhinengeapebren nieoereemabt.
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l1mb tief in Der sabiee.

WWV 1teT w UtV SWUVte.
lln0 tpie in ser Neger.3epublif 81,
beria, iin6 amerifaniide 1rlppen
aud tief i'm Hu3ifif auf ienen @efta-
ben itationiert, auf benen sic bette.
rem bra,men Mendden Der Siioiee"
5itbnlie itno. Bon Der Glottenleitune
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9nSmitric.21teHe if,.
8aiel beeiitftt |. Ntai.

8aiel. 9ie Sbtpei3 bat an Sic aus
lanoiiha 8eidGftstpelt ginlaoung our
27 Sdruei3er Snblitrie+alusitell,mg
ergeben laiien, sic tros Ser tritiider
3eiten am 1. Mni in 8aiel in S;ene
geben uno bis II. @ni oauern tpiro.
gSle oas ifspei5eriide 8eneral-aoniu-
Lat mitteilt, ipeiie ale ibm borliegen-
Den 8eridte altf eine auBergeD0bn!id)
grobe 3abl bon 9(usiteQern. S6ipei-
ser Smalitdts- uno Hrd5iiionseraemg-
niiie baben ia lGngit Neltruf, ilno
oas fleine alpenldnOden bat iih in
Den &rieesjabren nit GrfoIg bemiitt,
cen suirtihaftlihen Anihlub an oie
Weltmdrfte niht au berlieren.
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Kisfa Hrein,al ant
Gage ai,eeeriffef,

Walbinaton. 0ie gleuten-SnIeI
@isfa, Ole Don BEN Sapanern beiett
sebalten miro, erbGlt ieit letter @od)e
fait tiglld Sen geillh bon ll.1S. 8on,.
bern. sln eincm Gage grifIen oie ar1e-
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-25

- Die Wiltder ieben ipieoer 6enr
Gage entgesen, an Dem nur nod
behnlid), oafiir aber alnbrimIid ae.
trunfen mer5en miro. rss@
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-07
Droft-Asers Limited

Washington, Sept. 7.-(UP)- Draft-age men in non-deterrahle activities were placed under Iinlta- tions today in their search for war jobs in a move which the Selective Service System said would prevent them from gaining an advantage over men in their occupations m the normal course of induction calls. -Selective Service announced last night that non-deferrables would be given until Sept. Is to register with the U. S. Employment Servlce tor jobs in essential activities and untu October IS to switch to such jobs.
 However, if they fail to shift nT October IS, or if their order num- ber is reached between October ] and October IS, in the normal local board reclassification pro- cedures. they will be ordered up fuz induction.
 At the same time. selectiVe Eervics advised local draft boards to refer to the U. s. Employment Service the case of any registrant claiming te hold one of the l40 critical skiils but whom 1t believes not to he in war production or a war suEpagt~ ing activity. This will permit the employment service 10 nse<1sEef4 the case and determine whether aiss man is contributing to the war G fort. or. if not. can be placed siAe# whether.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-07

He said traffic was being routed over the west shore tracks pending clearance of the wreckage. Rescue crews estimated it would take two hours to clear the main fine tracks. he said.
 Injured In Coaches
 The injured, believed to have been riding in coaches near the locoEno- tive, were taken to nearby hospitals in ambulan\s sent to the scene from Rome, Syracuse and several other communities. State Police of the Oneida outpost dispatched their emergency truck.
 Five cars of the engine and IT, car train, enroute from Chicago to New York City, left the track only 10 hours after the Pennsylvau~ ia railroads congressional limited was wrecked near Philadelphia.
 The Twentieth Century left SyTa- cuse at 4:13. The accident occurred in a farming section and many 0f the passengers were brought Co Q nearby farm house.
 A three-way investigation was started immediately by agents of the Syracuse Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, State Police and railroad representatives.
 Most of the passengers were
 Continued on Page D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-07
Nozis Still
 Withdrew In Russia
By HENRY SHAPIRO 'TTnated preas Staff Corresnonf


 Moscow, Sept. 7-(UP)-The Red Army, smashing virtually all orga- nized German resistance in the Donets basin and by-passing Stall ino, now has almost within its grasp the railroad junction of Krasno- armeisk, bottleneck of the full scale Nad withdrawal, field dispatches said today.
 The general Russian advance in the mineral-rich basin in pursuit of the battered German forces retreat ing precipitately toward the Dnieper had neutralized Stalino, industrial capital of the Donets, as core of resistance and its fall appeared inn minent.
 The prospective occupation of Krasnoarmeisk, S5 miles northwest of Stalino, will ban the only prac- tical escape route for the NaZis pull ing out of the heart of the Donets basin. "The town of the Red Army is the junction of the Pavlograd Zaporozhe, Kharkov and Stalino railroads.
 The government newspaper 1zve- stia said the pace of the Russians pursuing the fleeing Germans was increasing swiftly despite heavy downpours which turned some parts Of the Donets basins clay into quag- mireS.
 In some sectors on the northwest ern fringe of the basin, IZvestia said, the Germans were struggling to (Continued on Page 9