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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-04
ViscOunt Cecil Sees Need
of International Authority

ond, political offenses which should
be tried in accordance with politi-
cal precedents.
Nobody can have read OF the
horrors which have been perpe-
trated in Europe, without being
profoundly moved at the horrible
cruelty involved or earnestly de
string that justice be done and pun
ishment administered.
There will be lists OF the princi.
pal criminals furnished by victim
countries Each country will have
TO set up courts at which /. for
one, hope there will be present
some judge or expert from another
country with the object OF secur-
ing some impartiality. The trials
should he fair and open. and in ac-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-04
Girl Ensign Winner
in Naval Contest

GREAT LAKES. Ill.-CP-Wom
ans place is out in front. or at lea At
Ensign Audrey Hollingsworth's IS.
since she sailed in first ahead Of Il
male officers entered in the Great
Lakes regetta.
She finished a halfmile ahead OF
the nearest OF the 100 hnalists.
The only salve TO the mems cha
grin was the fact that her crew
was a man, Aviation Cadet Roger
Herbst.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-04
BY Henry Hosti Russell

OMITTED Press Stan Correspondent
London. Nov. 4-UP-Although
the League OF Nations failed 10 pre-
vent this war. there will have TO
he some central international au-
thorIty to maintain the peace OF
the world after the war. according
TO Niscount Cecil Of ChelwoOd.
Lord Cecil. white-haired Peter
Pan Of Peace. spoke in an eXclu.
siye interview with the United
Press. during which he discussed
the possibility OF preventing future
wars and the punishment OF the
guilty
There will be two types OF OF.
lenses to punish" he said, "flrst.
criminal offenses which should he
punished by criminal law and, sec
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-04
CHAPTER FORTY-TWO


THE FACT that Buffy was home
again, safe and sound, tucked into
his own warm bed, should have
been an ending for the whole cpl
sode. But it was not. Afterwards
Karen and Paul had what was real
ly serious quarrel, not just over
Buffy this time, but over Marty,
too.
You certainly didn't mean Il
when you told that trailer fellow
you would let Buffy have that fish,
ing trip with HIM, after all that's
happened, all the things l said in
warning you against him" Paul
was the one to breach the subject
again, as soon as Karen came back
from the nursery quarters to join
him on the patio. Her father had
retired to his study to listen to his
favorte radio programs, the rest
OF the household had drifted back
into the ordinary routine the1 Buff
fy's disappearance had broken up.
Karen and Paul had the patio
and a thousand twinkling stars
overhead and the soft melody OF
the wind murmuring in the palms
ALL to themselves.
81 certainly did" Karen re-
turned. She relaxed in one Of the
long, low reclining chairs; she was
so weary from the strain OF the
past few hours, the reaction OF re-
lief that il was good to relax and TO
look up at all those stars. Never
we're there so many. Of such bril-
lance, as here in the wide scope OF
sky; nowhere was there a sound
she found more soothing than that
song OF the wind in the tall palms.
But you can't you can't
let Buffy have the trip now. You
should deprive him of it for the
penalty Of raising the uproar he
made today. upsetting the entire
household. You're spelling that kid
numerically, Karen. as have tried
10 make you see before"
Il don't think Buffy is spoiled"
Karen said Yes we have dis
agreed on that before. But do
not believe in eXacting penalties
from children. believe in this par
ticular case that Buffy. now that he
understands what he did the worry
he caused us all, has been punished
enough"
You just say that because that
fellow said 1t, What does ~ know
about bringing children up prop
erlv ?"
Karen could have told Paul that
she thought Marty knew great
deal on that particular subject. but
she refrained. She was too tired to
start an argument: she did not
want 70 have another misunder-
standing with Paul. They Just did
not see eye-to-eye on the way to
raise children. That ought not
cause any trouble between them.
or be important enough to quarrel
about. Yet, on the other hand. IL
was very Important if she and Paul
were to have children Of their own
some day.
Il think" Karen changed the
topic in order to avoid disagree
ment, you ought not say and re-
peat the things you have against
Marty when you really know moth
ing about him, Paul. l think 10 was
very unjust TO accuse him Of kid
naping Buffy, ridiculous as it was.
when Marty was kind enough to
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-04
Normal College Calendar

TODAY
us mSpeca Education Club meeting Rackham SUM
745 m-Womens Athletic Association meeting gymnasium
Bradley beam., 1943-11-13
GI Guys Like Gl Gals

About IS percent of the mem bers of the Women's Army Corps are married, the majority to hus- bands who are also in the service. A larger percentage is engaged to marry men in the various branch es service. Many of the WACs have said they felt more in com mon with their husbands or frances when they wear the Army uniform.
Bradley beam., 1943-11-13
REMARKS OUT OF A CAPSULE

Max and Buddy would have enjoyed their Buddy easy to relax simply by leaning against a rater.
 Joe (nker Bond didn't let Maxie him the Mess Brother Buddy closed on the other realized family affair something with Think of what he might have done Maxe alone
 Why did Punch keep to during visit? Was angng with bigger than he Seems he looked kind he didn't believe 'em that big
 Chess there's no doubt about Sgt Wnk Bur- for the role might we'll
Bradley beam., 1943-11-13
BULLETIN!
FIGHTING 841ST BLITZKRIEGS
 :. THE 29TH
Bradley Field (PU)-

Bradley Field (PU)-
 The Battle of Bradley Field has proved to be a mere skirmish; a diverting action that only set the stage for the big push. The Fight ing 841st made the advance dur ing the week, and we are now lord and master of the 29th area. It was our first big movement. The usual latrine rumors were afloat during the moving process. There were several schools of thought. Some said it would be Australia, others England, and a few of the South ern boys held out for Alaska, ex- pecting the worst. However we just moved down the line few paces to the home of the Aged 29th. The 29th's "Top-Kick" was last seen in full retreat heading pell mell to- wards the Chaplain's office.
Bradley beam., 1943-11-13

| The entire 0rgamZaLOn gloomy a4s0 gaunt with hunger was plodding about it's several tasks taking tho miseries of an empty belly with the stoicism and quiet rancor' typl- cal of the American chow-hound- Myself, weak with hunger, and dizzy with my strenuous efforts over the weekly column, felt be- reft, because of AbePs surprising dedication. l had not seen him all day.
 Suddenly, I heard considerable noise outside my barrack. l could hear the angry murmur of mob approaching the building. Occa- sionally, shouts of Anglo-Saxon in vective would fill the air, and al ways the mob came closer. Some one was scratching at the door of my room. In moment 1 had open ed the door and admitted Abel who climbed onto my shoulder.
 Sarge he begged, "don't let the get me! I didn't do nuthin' Gimme gimme sanctuary" re- assured Abel, although 1 wondered why the mob would want him.
 Outside, the angry soldiers stood beneath my window and shouted to me to throw Abel to them. Then realized-they wanted to eat Abel.
 Abel after his lapse into fear, recovered his "sang-froid" and looked down on the angry masses A regal look came to him. His head, carried with the proud arch of a hundred generations of fight ing, and odoriferous skunks fairly reeked with nobility. For moment he reminded me of the Bourbons quelling the starving hoi-polloi. Indeed, the idea occurred to him too. Raising his voice above the shouting mob, which suddenly fell still, he cried, "Let them eat" he paused, and he exuded regality again, "let them eat Mountain Ra- tions."
 Shocked, and mortified, the mob, made no sound. Then one among them, leaner and hungrier than the rest, spoke violently, urging the mob to attack the barracks and to bring forth Abel.
 In vain I tried to reason with them. Some even accused me of being similar to Abel in many re spects.
 Abel, however, was unconcerned. He showed nothing of the fear that had upset him earlier in the day. He was calm and composed, even though he must have real ized that, inevitably the mob would break in and seize him. His cour- age was monumental.
 Stones began to rattle against the wall of the barrack. Some of the men began to lean against the doors, until, finally forcing their way in they stood at the threshold of my office.
 In vain I assured them food would come to them on the mor- row.
 "We starve today!" they said. "Give us Abel. He ain't much, but we can boil him, or stew him, or even eat him raw. Give us Abel" A few forced their way in, and thrusting me aside they advanced upon Abel. Abel was astonishly unalarmed. As one got too near, Abel spoke.
 "Now, men, don't want to re- sort to radical measures; but who- ever touches one hair of my beau tiful and regal head will be respon- sible for the most goshawful stink that's ever been raised. Think twice men before you do anything foolish" In a moment, realized that the jig was up. ran from the barracks-just in time. In flash a hundred bowling men were jump ing from windows and running in disorderly rout from the barrack.
Bradley beam., 1943-11-13

Cobb Could Vimn Bl? Look wha it did O SSgt. Leon (Blood and Cus) Stortzum
 Sgt furoush making the his heir due in December Detachment His civilian occupation? A mortcian...
 Oh we'll. it takes all kinds of people make Army
 Speaking Stanley Zataveki carries kinds with him. him sleep The other night rather decided he midnight eemn steered his hand and we'll the boys brought him back
  slowly sinking the telephone sud- denly snapped of it.
 
 You're the guy Capsule column We'll got a good use"
 "Oh, yes?"
 girl asked how liked her NOTHING would be becoming And she
 returning and slipping back into drowsnes
 film South Pacific Theatre whole of here and that these few days.
 the kind diet but thankful for Believe that picture the of overlook here that there CD Those who proud wish all the coal of Fiade
 both the end regardless and that is toughest It's hard when general that the Fright at the fronts where the will be quickly
Bradley beam., 1943-11-13
My Pal
By H'YA ACE

M
 got by difficulty week At much After all Esquire in the ba good good the QM would follow Esquire fashons)
 deuee requests begging identity modesty such action However here's few hints that should help make positive identification We unusual clothes of O. D. shirt and e and D. blouse with p in the back Now GuessP
 iquidated squadron during battle; SSets hang Sherman however prepared for the emergency When Saturday, he drew last of apples seemed that Sherman had lost his head at the impending push Now the secret The unemployed the squadron sell apples the busy of Bradley Field There bitter rivalry brewing who gets the Main Gate build his apple stand
 bitzkree clerk While packing orderly wl aaend but under the squadron safe Think that we'll have him type out uroush while he's in happy frame of mind
 sss Ray Peoquin graduate has been doing Elm Plains Project Last night with dangerous incendiary blond
 What cute Peoq&~
 bold fla" his 'betHca"! of when he said Much obliged upon tvoable Cliff he Bradley Field a
 kept StorkC British Bga by relating tales ot the struggles during the Battle of Britain When we of the Battle o Bradley by far the of the ordea Wald Wewood Room though cracking jokes Frank Snaa Fanes We much for the toe who Franke After being bounced out felt uplted being forceaby e]ected from less hant the WaldorfAstoria
 P Ike cordially of the Guard Squadron social the He will be assigned and 1o"ea First Glass; the South Gate Chapel on ball and chain Conn., we're safe n Ike is heading for the promised land"
 than the Mountain Ration last on-
 nearby Tobacco Road pulled the welcome Fighting 841t had station guards next to proved the icebox Warrenfel sheer desperation shared b Juicy steak This could have been vented foresight the sentry dogs on Kennel Ration during the tventy-four-hour crisis
 only fitting redesisnated "No ns Land
 FOOD IS AMMUNITION WASTE TT!
 Editors until the whites of their eggs!
 bring back some more dirt important ference with Tom Thumb of Hithhk Association this evening too; will have for which will hghisht next effort
 REMARKS OUT OF A CAPSULE
Bradley beam., 1943-11-13
SOMEWHERE IN
 SKUNK HOLLOW
By S/Sgt. Edgar A. Lansing

Dy o oS1s A<A6S~A 1AS ASsS~AS~@~0
 To all intents and purposes, Abel had deserted me. hadn't seen him all day. Indeed I feared that my column wouldn't be written unless Abel communicated with me be- fore the paper went to press. In this area, existence for anyone is precarious; nor is life easy and soft for creatures like Abel, skunk, whose remarkable linguistic fac ulty often contrives to put him into situations where life and limb are in constant risk.
 The day had been a lean one. We had been living on Mountain Rations" and all day I could feel two hard and relentless cubes of bitter chocolate rattling around in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

.Weine Serren, ipenn ieb iterbe,
laiie i6 brei gang uno gar beoerteiloe
Merate suriid."
9ie 4ntpelenoen baten i'm inItan>
Big, ite 5u nennen, benn ein ieber
glaubte, oaB er unter oen 8epor5ugten
iei.
u0ie brei'', iaete Sufelanb, ,.hei-
BEN 8aiier, @pmnaltif uno 0iat.'
Seit 8farrer aneipp's 3eiten lit
Sic @aiierfur beoeutenb perbeiiert
tporoen unb oie 8aiierbeilanitalten
1ino i,t alien Seilen ser @elt perhrei-
tet.
@ir nennen bier MIR 5ipei befannte
@alierbeilanltolten: sic bon Or. g.
2uit, 343 2erington ape., Nen gort,
sc. g., uno oas Marimilian Sanita=
RUM, 269S Sopce slpe., Columbus,
Ohio.
sSn oieien slni itolten miro sic
&neipp'ide 8oiiertlr nod itriften
Gegeln gegeben bon Sbiilern Hfar=
rer &neipp's.
,Oas Clement bes @oiiers'', cr-
flGrt 0r. Sufelono, lit oos groBte, ia
eil15ige &erOiinnun9smittel 1T oet
9eotur,' ein portrefflihes StarflngS=
uno 8elebungsmittel fir Oen Nfogen
nno sic gterpelt, ein gallcz uno f1lll=
nistilgenocs 9fittel, ein peroululnNs'
forocrnoes uno obionoernbes lfittel.
Sbne gSaiier feline 9uslbeiolng. Iu
MIN nad) Sen nel1elten grfabrllnge1
Soueritoff eir 9eltanOteil oes @ol=
iers lit, 10 trintt man I'M @aiicr mirfz
Iid neuen 2ebensltoff. grot lmo @al,
ler poren Die Suuptnabrungsnittel
1nlerer Gorfobren. Sic lparen geluno
nno fru ftig rmo tpuroen alt.
9llio bas cine ser Sauptregeln 6cim
@ebralt6 bon @oner merle mon:
uSft, ober tpenig @aller trinfen..'
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8eimt Mrst

8eim Mr5t
,,gtun, ipie gebt's oenn bel1te, Strut
Iein 4ubnert?" fragte labelno Ser
Doftor.
uSb, &err 0oftor, piel beiier'.
fagte bic Batientin.
Ser slr5t rieb it6 sic Sdnoe uno
neinte:
,,Na, paiien sic NAL auf, nod elm
faar Gage, ba1n iinb Sic tpieoer Sic
aIte!'
,,8ie meinen sic bas?" frogte
Grdulein &ubnert ipit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

5ag bon fatbolilden Sroen beioerlei
@ei6lebts iibernommen n,rbe.
Der 8egriff zines Soipitals pal
oen Seioen unbefannt. Sobalb bie
Stride iid fret entfalten fonnte, ent
ltanben &ranfenbauier, Soipit1ler
Mtenbeime, Sinoelbauler iiberau
glei6lam als Silialen Der &ir1en uni
&loiter. Ser 4ranfe lit I'M Gbrilten
tllm nibt mebr ein unniites Mitgliel
bes Staates, ionoern unier 8ruoer in
Gbriltlts, Der peripro6en, bob CT Der
aeringiten 0ienit, Oen mir einem 9iirf
tigen ertpeiien, 10 belobnen miro, als
batten mir i'm linn ielbit eripieien.
Sn beuti6en 2anoen gab es BE-
retts int Sabre 1904 sic Seiligen
@eiit=Soipitaler. 0ieie fir6li6en So
lpitaler tpuroen nun fir alle 3eitel
bie Bflon5ibulen Der Gr5tliben @ii
lenibaft, ltuO oie lperftdtige NG6lten
liebe, Der @rni6, ben armen &ranfel
5n belfen, lparo bie mtrtiomlte Mnre
glng 5ur tpiiieni6aftli6en, mebi5ini:
i6en Soribung.
Der Na5iterrpr fat on6 oieie Seq
nung bcs GbriItentlnus uernic6tet.
- 8. @., Mid. -
Sic f0nnen eincn iogenolntel
,,Gorbiol' obne Geltillotiou bon IT.
genoeinem SbIt, elmer 6rudt ooer eli
rer geere MAIDEN. Wfan fiillt, menn
man es inn &leinen perllcben min
cine Guartflaide nit elmer 5erQuetih,
ten Trr6t Omit allem Soft) etlpas
itber bic Solfte uno eieBt guten, trirf-
baren slltobol ooer ireenoeinen
8rannttpein oariibcr, ipooB Sic Slal6f
falt biz an ben &ano gefiillt lit. Ser
forfen Sic oie Sloibe lei6t mo iteller
oieielbe ettpa 5lpei 8oben an einel
uarmen Hlab. 9a5 @emilb nub tag.
li6 etlibe Wfale gut bur6gelhiitteli
tperoen. 9tad etli6en 8oben lit bas
@etranf genieBbor. Sic fonnen nun
bas @an5e bur6iieben unb luftbihi
perforfen, ooer oie gon5e Miibuno
11nfiltriert .oufbetpabren. 3um Sc.
bral16 binoet man beim 9usgieBen
Elm feines Su6 INN Sen Sals ser 0laz
ide uno beribliebt Damn mieber luit=
oi6t.
- -. a., isis.
Die Seilfrdfte bes @ailers 11nh
beiien innerli6e uno dllBerlide 9ln=
penoung ouf BEN meni6lihen Srga=
nismus lit leidt imltanbe, sic &ront=
beitsitoffe, tpelde itd i'm SSSnnern an,
ieten, ielbit alls5uibeioen, inOem lie
oem &orper 5u Silfe fommt, i'm I'M
teritiitt, baB er anfange, bie &eini,
gungsarbeit ielblt por5unebnen. Statt
aQe m0gliben Orogen uno anbere
temporGre &ilfsnittel an5umenoen,
ioute oie ein5ig ridtige llnteritiibung
oas @aiIer iein, aber in ieiner gelin=
Sen Mnlpenoung feline Hobfuren, be-
ionoers feline langbauernoe 9lnnen=
Dug bon faltem @a1ier. Wfan tpaibc
ii1, tuenn Der &0rper marm lit, Sdnbe
1no @eit6t uno 8ruit, am BETTER
abenos Dor oem S6lafen9eben, ibneu
NIT faltem 8afer ab. Man trinfc
faltes 8aiier nur idludtpeiie ettua
ale 10 bis IS Minuten. Sas @alier
|niibt inncrli6 nur, tpenn es regel
n1abig in fleinen Mengen getrunten
miro, bel Maeenleioen Gam belten
iparmes @aiier), bel trdgem Stubl~
aond. bel 8I1hnnaen un0 Sp0brenz
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gann bangt man fret lbmebeno bas.
elbe iiber einen1 Stod auf. I'm Sen
iprnpdbnli6en 9uderbrei nod flebri
ger 5u MAIDEN, fann man geiblagenes
sipeiB beifiisen.
ST. g., Soma =
Giele 8lllmenliebbaber baben tpe
mig grfolg I'M 8inter nit ibren I'M
Serblt aus benz @arten umgepflanoten
8lnmen, weil iie eine iebr midtigt
geoingnng unbeadtet laiien. Gar
teneroe, Die BEN gan5en Sonmer, nit
ooer obre 9iinger, iid i'm 8oben be.
ltnoen, entbalt cine Wfenge organii6e
Stoffe uno ltnse5iefereier. 8epor
man oesbalb 0ieie @artenerbe fiir sic
iiberminternoen Sopfblumen i'm auie
oerlpenoet, muB bieie @rbe iteriliiiert
peroen. ~Oas fam entlpeber bur1
Baden i'm Sfen ober ourd) ltebergie-
ZEN bon fodeno beiBem @aiier erf rfol-
Jen. 0asielbe gilt fiir Sic groe, oil
man in SamenfGitet tut, Inn 8lulnen
ooer @emiiielamen i'm @inter gum
8a6ien 5u bringen.
- 6. g., ga.
Inter BEN pielen 8epeiien fir bie
Satia6e, bab lnter Oem gta5iterror
ni6t nur Yrielter, Sroensleute, pro
minente 2oien l1no ieoer, ser ben Nu.
81 i'm 8ege itebt, entpeoer in &on5en=
trationslagern 5u Sooe genartert o0er
einfa6 nieoergefnallt miro, iollten ote
pieoerbolten 8rotelte oes Bapltes ge<
niigen, ipelder mebr als einnlal gegen
oieie ltnmeni6li6feiten often unb Dor
lller @elt proteltiert bat. 9ta6 Ser
9eo5itpeltorOnung itnb ol1d a1te, bili=
loIe 2eute unb unbeilbare &ranfe fei=
ne tpiirbigen uno pertpoaen Na5ibiir
ger uno tie lperoen auf uidmer5loie
@eile" aus oem 2eben geibafft.
9as lit SOS na5iltiihe Seioentnm.
Gem oiatnetral eittgegengeleet lit oas
gbriitentllm. 9ie 5orge fiir Die &ran=
fen S6Daden, .Gerfriippelten uub
ltnbeilbaren bat ous gbriitentum ge-
iibt iiberaa, mobin es lib perbreitete.
Nibt MIR oie 1r5tlibe 8iiienidaft,
ionoern au6 oie &ranfenpfleee lit altf
driitfatbolildem 8ooen getpabien.
@enn i'm 9ea5ireibe man sic fatboli-
itben S6lpeltern aus Sen &olpitdlern
periagt, no tie felt unoentliben 3eiten
in uneigenniibiger uno allfopfernoer
@eiie &ranfe, @aiien unb slrne ber=
pflegt, 10 lit oas eine ielbltberni6tenbe
&uraii6tigfeit, sic oem &eligionsbab
entlpringt.
Das bor6riltli6e Seioentum bate
fein 8eritanonis fir Die Bflege ser
franfen Menibbeit; basielbe mar fir
hie &ranfen Sduaben unb @lter
lieb, uno gefiibllos. Gem feinfiibli-
gen @rieden mar Ser Mnblid zines
&ranten unangenebm uo be-
leioigte iein aitbetiides @efiibl.
S6pa6li6e nno friippelbafte &in0er
lieB 2pfllrg auf oem Sapgetus aus
ieben. Mud Bloto ipridt iid nit Der
bartber5isiten @ntibieoenbeit gegen
Ianganoauernoe unb umltGnoli6e
Gurbpri11d1e n11S.
4aum Die eigenen Somilienmitelie=
Der erbielten bel ben &eioen i'm gr=
franfunesfale Die NOTICE Yfleee.
8rab cine Seude aus, 10 lieB Der
&eioe feline eigenen Nngeborisen, bon
S6reden fir iein etgenes 2eben er=
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Huskunft
3ar gefl. 8eadjtnna !

uatftles @tleI. lUtIUeN UIlHgeIIO eT=
1lt6t, BEL alien anfragen Ra1nen unb
aorelIe at5ugeber1. Der Same miro
IN Der ausfunftsipalte nidt perof-
fentli6t. @nfragen obne Rarnen uno
poaItanoige slbreiie bleiben nnbeant-
tportet.
gei angaben bon Snbesanaeigen
n1oge man aIle geamen nno Daten
rebt oeutlib idreiben. Eobesanaeigen
uno Subilaen peroen toitenlos per-
0ffentlidt.
= Alte 2eierin, Chicago - ~
Sbre anfrage erforoert Idngeres
Stuoium l1n0 miro in elmer ser nGd-
item Nummern beanttportet peroen.
- 9. M., q. 9. -
Sb bic Staot 9tom ie bonbaroiert
lperoen miro, ldBt iid 10 tpenig pors
ausieben, als irgenb cine anoere
9riegsaftion. @obl bot ser britil6e
IubenminiIter 4ntbonp @oen Dor fur
5eln erflart, &om nerbe inn 2aufe bes
arieges BON Ser &slS 10 ibtper ais
lll0gli1 bombaroiert iperoe1, loute ii6
cine Oerartige slftion als 3tpedln6Big
uno niibli6 ertpeiien. Na6 unlerer
slniid)t lit sic Mogli6feit nibt aus
geicbloiien, oaB Ser oie &atbolifen
baiienoe uno berfolgenoe Sttler in lei-
nem 8abnipib uno in ieiner @er5peif=
lung cine 8ombe iiber oen @atifan
faiien laiien mag uno oann Die Auiier=
ten als Cater bel6ulbigen miro.
= Mrs. g. g., ga.
@enn all6 n1an6e Nabrungsnlittei
rationiert tperben, 10 bleiben benno6
ieoenl Imerifaner cine Menee l1i6t-
rationierter Nabritoffe CUR rei6liben
Gerfiigung. Ga lit Dor allen oie
Ofilb, bie falt alle notlpenoigen Nabr.
ltoffe entbdlt. 9ann fonimen, ,lab
ibrern @ebalt an Stiditoff uno gita
n1inen: &die, oie Siilienfriidte, Orb
len, 8obneu, 2inien, Damn erit 5leiid
uno Slide. Irm an Stiditoffen, aber
quite Nabrmittel iino Mebllpeiien unb
gltes, fraftiees Soggenbrot; Safer,
Gartoffelu, Semitic uno reifes Sblt
slls Nabrungs1nittel, melde reid at
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inert itno, selten: Sett, Sbmal5,, 8ut=
ter 1nb Del. am eitpeiBbaltigiten Iino:
gier, Seringe, Sdeafiibe, 8ei5en-
mebl 9togsenmebl, 8obnen, Grbielt
2inien, 5ettfale 2imburger. an'
fetteiten iino :>gier, aaie, 0sebllpeiien.
Sebr fobIebporatbaltig iino: 8ei5en
brpt, Noggenbrot, 8obnen, grbien,
2inier, aartoffeln, Srauben, 8irnen,
MiIbinppen, Sbpar5brotiuppen. 3n
oieien eritflaliigea Wabrmitteln 5dbv
len nod: 5pinat, Masermild, Saner~
mild, guttermild, Mal5faffee, Safer,
3eis, @erIte, Noggen, Sago, @rieB,
aafao, 5leiid, Wurit, Sdinfen,
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beadten lit, baB ale oieie Speiien
gut gefod)t ODER ausgebaten 1e1t 11lll>
len.
t@enn man cine Milhfur 1,i1nn,t, !
fon1n1t es nidt barauf an, taglid mog-
lidit erobe 2uantitdten Meild 5,1 ber>
ihlingen, ionoern otter neinere Qua1t,
titaten Ianeiam 5u trinfen.
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