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The Omaha guide., 1943-01-16
learned this week.

learned this week.
Walter White, present in Wash
mgton for conferences and arrange
ments on the introducing an anti
lynch and anti-poll tax legislation
announced that the NAACP viii
support an anti-pou tax bill to be
introduced by Baldwin Of New York
and an anti-lynch bill by Gavagan.
The NAACP will also push legisla-
ton to reduce representation from
states where the right to vote Is
denied qualified voters. Plans are
being completed, White said for the
procedures on vigorous support OF
these bills and additional legislation
on federal aid to health and eduoa-
ton.
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"Racial Discrimination Constitutes the
Weakest Link In Our Democracy. /. :.
Says F. Wilson Elks Grand ExRu1er

, Mr. j. Finley Wilson, Grand Tx
allied Ruler Of the Improved Ben
VIOLENT and Protective order of Elks
Of the World. the largest dues-pay-
ing Organization of Negroes in the
United States, in commenting on
the Presidents speech at the open
ing Of Congress, promised the full
support Of his organization for Nj.
RooseveIt's foreign policy Of perm
anently defeating dictatorship ano
aggression. but declared that the
speech was weak in failing to sup
port any effective measures w
strengthen democracy at home. en-
cept for the proposal to extend the
Social Security Program.
Mr.. Wilson declared. MI. Roose-
velt is a great leader for the nation
at war, and the Elks, Of which |
have the honor to be the Grand EN-
allied Ruler. autobiography support
the policy Of fighting the war "
gainst dictatorship and aggression
on behalf Of democracy and peace,
though a time democracy
as it is actually praticed in the Uni
ted States treats Negroes as mere
" seond-class citizens in manv
parts Of the country. We are also
whole-heartedly behind his states
nan-ike proposal to assure lasting
peace and permanent employment
10 all men and women who need
and want to work. For Negroes.
who constitute ten percent Of the
population and who are constantly !
Disseminated against in industry .
because Of race. stand to make spec
lal gains from guarantees of en-
ployment. But otherwise the Presi-
speech was a Disappointment
Racial discrimination constitutes
the weakest link in our democracy. :
vet on this subject the President
speech was very weak He consDic
lously failed to endorse the FEEDER
Al Anti-Lynching Bill, for example. |
though the past year saw
three lynchings in one week. Lyn- /
ching is not merely a blot on civil
It is detrimental to our
var effort. Immediately after the
-ynching Of cleo Wright in skies
on. Missouri last year. the Japan
used the incident to pour con
-empt on American democracy BY
propaganda broadcasts to the
.eeming colored population of Asia. /
The Nazi. too. have used the exis
-enee Of lynehing to buttress their
argument that our democracy =
mere hypocrisy.
The President said nothing on
behalf of the movement to abolish
ne Poll Tax as a necessary qualir-
for voting in the eight Sou
.hern states where it still exists.
The Poll Tax is often cumulative. |
% that it effectively DISTINGUISHES
he economically unprivileged, both
White and Negro. This is grossly
l-ndemocratic and results in the
Election to Congress of reactionar-
es from the poll tax states. Siren
'thening our democracy by abolish
ng the poll tax would strengthen
'ur morale in a war for democracy
let Mr. Roosevelt remained silent
N this issue on which a bipartisan
,roup Of Senators, both reaction
-ry Southern Democrats and reac-
ionary Northern Republicans. de-
Gated the viii of the great major
ty Of the people.
In the poorer states, education
) sometimes sadly neglected. Negro
.h1ldren suffer especially. Color
d school children have funds spant
N their education in some states !
Continued from page 81
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Mas has written the st. Paul
branch OF the NAACP that he is
mot satisfied" with the explanal-
ion of the War department in the
Reed case. and will BE- glad to place
the matter before the House SAL
-itary Affairs committee for invas-
tigation.
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NAME SUCCESSOR TO C4RvER

Tuskegee .Ala--Jan. eAustin
W. Curtis, Jr.. for s years assis+ant
TO the late George Washington Car
yer, will succeed the noted Nerro
scientist at Tuskegee institute.
Curtis is a graduate Of Cornell
university in 1892.
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the Coast Guard station in that
city
Lieutenant Nelson mas been on
duty here as executive officer
and personnel officer approx
niately six months and had many
friends. not only among the Coast
Guard personnel but also the
Navy and Army. He came TO Key
West from the district office ~
Miami and before being assigned
there be served at several other
Coast Guard bases throughout
the country.
He entered the service shortly
after Pearl Harbor and ms FIRST
assignment was IN Washington
He Is slated TO take over M
rew duties in Fort Myers FRIDAY
and viii reside there with MS wife
and six-monfhs-Old son. Eric. who
are coming from Lowell. Mass.
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PhM2r, r. E. Mesh PhM2c. =
C. Olup AMM3c. A. L. Peace.
Jr- Sic. r. E. Price ACMM(AA).
]. w. Red SclcCB). W J Thorn
as. Jr. Sic. and r. D. Witt ANN
&c.
For Boca Chica.
VI. r. Atkins Y3c. ( J Grass
Y3c. V. B. Coffey. Jr. Sic. ". V
Ferro Halo. w. E. George Sic
H. J. Harris see. H NJ HERS
SC3c. L. J. Infascelh Sic. J. p.
Lowney Sic. and p J LOwney
Sic
p. Lyons SC3c. J J Maxi Sic
NJ NJ. McMaster Sic. E. j Mea-
ney Sic. Z. r. Mobley AMMlc-
J. ]. Ranalli see. r. NJ Rollins
PhM3c. A. Schwartz AM3c. NJ. Y.
Silver F2c. d. F Streeter F2c,
P. A. Tzitzon AM3c. and a L.
Wreen PmM2c.
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LAST OF ANSWERS
TO WAR QUESTIONS

Today's issue of The Citizen
carries the last of the Answers TO
Your War Questions. feature
originating in me Southeastern
Regional Office of War Informa-
ton. Marvin Cox. Regional Di-
rector of the OWL announced the
discontinuance Of this service be
cause all field offices of the Owl
nave been abolished.
Readers of The Kew West CIti-
zen as well as those of some three
score other newspapers have sent
n thousands OF their personal
war questions TO the Southeastern
Regional Owl IN the past wear
These thousands of questions have
all been answered through the
columns of the papers and by d.
rect mail.
We appreciate the cOODera-
ton of the Kew West Citizen in
publishing this feature TO clear up
the individual war problems OF
the public We sincerely regret
hat We can no longer continue TO
serve the public in this manner.
but no funds were appropriated
for the Owl field service and all
our operations are being StoDDed
immediately. Cox stated
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08
ATHLETES FOOT
Made This Test

Costs 35c Money back next
morning if not pleased. Try any
PENETRATING fungicide | used
Te-ol. Only solution, know OF,
made with 90, alcohol. II PENE-
TRATES. Reaches more germs
faster. HERE'S A TIP. / get bet
ter results applying full strength.
Feel II take hold" At any drug
store. Locally at Gardeners.
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LIEUT.. NELSON
GIVEN TRANSFER

The departure of ore of the
most popular officers of the Key
West Coast Guard base occur
red today when Lieut.. Norman w.
Nelson received orders for ms
transfer to Fort Myers, where he
will be commanding officer Of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08
new RATINGS FOR
AIR SERVICE MEN
NINETEEN ARRANGEMENTS
ANNOUNCED BY PER-
SONNET OFFICER

Nineteen advancements il
rating for enlisted men attached
TO the Naval Air Station and 2
for men at Boca Chica were an
nounced this week by the MAS
Personnel Office
For the MAS:
J.H Bloxom PRO. G.. 4
Boyle SIC, r. r. Billiard SK3c
R T Case SK3c. w. c. Donlavey
Jr. Flo. r. NJ. Edwards SK3cCB)
II. r. Garrett Ck3c. r. Z. Halpir
AOM3c. w. w. Jeffries RT3c
and NJ l. Jennings AOM3c.
A. T Lano SK3c, W ). Moore
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08
Do FALSE TEETH
Rock, Slide or Slip ,

FASTEETH. an improved po1
der To be sprinkled on upper p.
lower plates. holds false teeth
more firmly IN place Do not slide
sip or rock No gunmy. gooe'
pasiy taste or feeling FASTEETH
Is alkaline lnon-acid). Does no
sour. Checks plate odor der
ture breath. Get FASrEETH a.
any drug store
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08

Q.-My uncle outgrew his white
Navy officer suit and I'm making
a dress out of IT. Can wear the
insignia as it is2
A.-CivilianS aren't supposed to
wear official insignia.
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80 al the present time.
Q-I am going away for the
summer. Can / cash my depend
encv allowance check there OF will
have TO cash il in my home town?
A.-You can cash. il anywhere
as long as YOU can Identify YOUR
self. and the bank IS willing.
Q.-My husband hasn't been n
the Army a month and I'm expect
ing d oabv any time now Can ne
get a furlough 10 come home?
Ale can apply TO his COM
handing officer for one
OF d soldier mas an honor
able discharge from the Army,
can NJ wear his full dress uni
FORM
A.-YeS. If its stripped Of all
insignia
O-How can | trace the war
bonds that my granddaughter
bought but have not arrived?
A.-Get in touch with the firm
she worked Tor.
O.-How old does girl have 10
be TO Join the SPARS?
A.-She must be- al least % and
rot vet 80 II under 81 she must
have written consent Of parent or
guardian
Q-My husband got medical
discharge and was reclaSSlfied 10
&c What does that mean
A--l-C includes men III service.
men with medical discharge and
men ~ enlisted reserves
When boy enters the
Army. Is hl issued a Bible
Ats available IF he wants
IT.
O-To whom can ] write about
ynliSting my dog III the Army
A.-CogS for Defense p East
Doth Street New York City.
.. Gould "a disabled World
War veteran with q pension be
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counted as a dependent on his
wife's exemption blank?
A.-Not unless she is contrlbut-
ing 10 his support more than he
receives from the government.
Ask your Internal Revenue Col
lector for more details
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Q.-Is d baby. born after his
father has entered the armed
forces. entitled to an allowance?
A.-Yes. providing the father OF
mother files application for II.
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Reserve Bank. They viii help
YOU replace the lost bonds

Reserve Bank. They viii helr
YOU replace the lost bonds
OIL can't find a place TO live
because they won't rent apart
ments to people with children
What shall l do
A.-We're sorry. lady but the
government can't help YOU out
O-What IS the disability p1y
II a soldier who loses his leg IN
line of duty
A.-This Is determined by the
Veterans Administration based on
the percentage of his disability
CT have three sons III the ser
vice Where car ! 90 10 get my
honor badge
A.-The government doeSn IS
sue these badges. They are for sale
in many stores.
Q-I should have received my
sons insurance policy long AZ"
Where can l write about IT.
A.-Individual policies are not
being issued BenefclarieS get the
money just the sarle-
@ Since my husband lacked
only ten DAYS Of being 80 year,
old before ne XaS indicted. VIII
Pc be releaS d from the Army
A-Not on account Of age alone
He can apply for release 10 return
TO agricultural or essential pro
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Q.-How can find out my hCs-
bands overseas address
A.-Write the commanding Of
ficer OF his last station IN this
country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08

Q.-How can | have the bene-
ficiary of nv husbands Army in
surance changed from his mother
10 me?
A--The choice of beneficiary IS
entirely up to the soldier.
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Q.-IS a man - years old in
class IA Oh subject To the draft
at the present time?
A.-No The draft age limit Is
80 at the present time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-08

Alv son is missing in &C
have been notified that
end of y months. they
no proof that he IS living.
WlI settle has insurance. |
-ur received his insurance
Est What shall do
Don't worry about that
necessary for you To have
Gcate Of insurance.
q Doe, soldier overseas
III The mail that Is writ
a or only certain
at9
Pie receives al that ISM
p route.
an rieht ii put stars
ms window Tor my two
the Army?
ts entirely up 10 YOU
NO regulations ON tins
q U3 soldiers have the
APO number are they
ned ~ the same place
~ necessarily
failed r. gel an acp.ica-
for ration book No. ,
can | pet one
Wait uot.. August then
Sour local rauoning board
Hw d0 ! 90 about getting
aIv for my home?
II you're a farmer apply
county war board 9th
make application through
Power Company
Hos long viii a farmer 5
~, laSt2
Depends on his draft
nauCted into the
ae released for war
/ now lind that l gave
my age wrong when / register
ed How can I correct this with
at hoard2
Ask tne Bureau of Vital
n your home state for
certificate and show il
draft board
t.1f 9NN worth az bonds
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duction and MS commanding Of
ficer will decide what's 10 be done
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Answers 70
YOUR WAR
QUESTIONS
Send Hone-Front Queries 20
Regional osA information Office
In Care OF This Paper

Q-Do APO members change
d9 they remain the same?
They may change If the
transferred
OF nv soldier husband
ues his parents as beneficiar-
his Government insurance.
et d M case Of MS death?
-Eo. the money VIII 90 70
non iarics named by thu
ler
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-t 200 worth of bonds
aal I do2
- the nearest Federal
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Precipitation

lalr - hours ending
inches 600
nce July ].
Ia
JULY ].
OBS
m rnfall since Jan. l,
l245
Efficiency nee January /.
2.l2
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O.-How can | trace the war
bonds that my granddaughter
bought but have not arrived
A-Get IN touch with the firm
she worked for
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Q-Tu whom can ! write about
ynlISting nv dog IN the Army
A-DogS for Defense p East
Doth Street New York CITY
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18

MpemfrGnter, glntbeleber, SeilSI
INNER frif6 81 baben i'm 8irD bes
8aibinstun SoatrHaIs
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
Nnsge6iirsert ipegen Dgeiitigeu
@Orbebaltes"

gunoesri6ter @iQiam 3. Smitb
Undergraduate in Netparf, Neip Ser
iep, neuli6 8erfiigungen, noour9
fiinf angeblide Mitglieoer oes ein-
itigen Amerifaoeuti6en 8olfsbunoes
ibrer amerifanii6en 8iirgerre6te
perluitig erflart puroen.
gle flint i'no: @eorg @iap Bad
ofen, 6reoerid 5ran5 Otto 0ie5,
Marfus @bret, Bruno 8eter sSobann
Scoop uno George Neupert, ale in
SEEM Seriep.
Die @erfii9ungen tparem Dem
8unoesridter BON 8unoesanmalt
CHARLES 90. Bbiaips porgeleet NOR
oelL Der erfldrte, oaB Die flint eS
unterlaiien bdtten, cine grpioerung
gegen Die BON Der Hegierung erbo-
bene 8ei6uloigung ein5urei9en, oaB
iie bel ibrer ginbiirgerung einen
1seiitigen 8orbebalt@ 5uguniten oes
Geutiden &eides gema6t bdtten.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
gmerifauiide @nt6aben int HUSBAND
tFrom the Office of War Information

From the Office of War Information
0os S1obamt gibt befonnt: Aae
Der &e6tsipredung Der 8ereinigten
Stoaten unteriporfenen Yerioren,
Die am 81. Wtoi 1913 i'm Muslano
gigentum I'M @eiomttpert bon mebr
ais $4,000 beieiien boben, miiiien
oieies bis ip1teitens 81. AuguIt BEL
Der nGditen 3peigiteae Der 6eoeral
&eierpe 8anf anmeloen. 0os S1ab-
amt erfIGrt oo5u, ooB Die anmel-
Dung nidjt MIR Sadmerte i'm Illus
lano 81 erfaiien bat, ionoern ebenlo
ale &edtstitel uno Mniprii6e, Die
BON fremoen 91noern ODER bon in
fremoen 21n0ern lebenoen Yerionen
aliSgegeben ODER geidoffen limo.
SIN Sale BON Anleiben uno S6at-
I6einen, ole in Collars als3ablbar
lino, bon 8eteiligungen an ausldnoi-
i6en Srganiiationen Der 4aiierten,
uno bon getpiiien 8ertrdgen uno
&ontroften muB Die @rfl1rung audi
Damn abgege6en meroen, tpenn Der
@eiamttpert Der @niprii6e weniger
ais $4,000 betrGgt.
8efreit bon ser anmeloung lino
8iirger Ger 8ereinigten Staten, Die
li1 IN beiebtem @ebiet befinoen uno
A~ngeborige Ser befpaffneten Wadt
ser Hereinafter Staaten.
6ormuIar S6&-500 uno 3irfii-
lare nit Anleitungen fir Die Aus-
fiiaung Ser grfl1rungen geben iebt
ben 5eoeral Neierpe 8anf- 3meig.
iteIen 81, bon mo iie ieoer be5ieben
fam. SIN Auslmo meroen Die
Sormulare our1 Die Goniulate al
Die amerifaniiAen 9iireer pertpilt
neroen. g[u4 fir oieie amerifani-
iAen 9iirger gebt Die 5riit CUR A6-
gabe Der @rfldrung am 81. Augult
81 @noe.
BUR @rlei6terung Ser Anmel0ung
fir 8prionen NIT Observation-Disclosures
bon meniger ais $4,000. gibt es,
nie oaS S6obamt %anfiibrt, 6eionoere
pereinfa6te Mnleitungs . 3irfulare,
Metbooen CUR @rrednung oes
fir Die 3mede oieier grtld-
rung iino e6enfaas I'M 3irfular IN
gegeben. 9as Sdabamt gibt ferner
6efannt, oaB ieoe CUR 9l6gabe Der
@rfl1rung perpfliAtete Herion, Die
oerabi6umt, cine iolde Aufitellung
pin3urei6erL geri6tlid belangt lper-
ben mag.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
Mnteriu6ung iber
fatale s6iTstataftrOp0e
Der @crlnit Siueier Sdiffe in nnieren
WeiuGRern

Cine omtlide lnteriudrng lit i'm
@ange iiber oie fiir3li1 gemeloete
gegenieitige gernidting 5rpeier ame-
rifanii1er Sdiffe. @ie perip6tpt
beridtet tpuroe, 1tieB Elm amerifani=
ider Sonfer neulid Dor unierer Dit
fiiIte nit einem MtllnitionSi1iff gu
IanlmeiL uno SO Ser an 8oro beioer
Shiffe befinoli9en $50 Wfann fa-
men babel UNI. @s CAB getpalti9e
grplolionen uno rieiige Selfleden
oitf Dem @aiier.
lteberle6enoe erfl1rten, oaB beioe
S1iffe NIT pnrnuelem &itrs, ober
in entgegeugeiebten &i6t1ingen fub-
rem, ais ser 5radter pl0bli6 pom
&1rs obfam un0 NIT ieinem Bug
oas SEED oes Sonfers rommte.
6iinfunoled3ig Der GO Mam an
@or0 oes Walinitionsi6iffS biiBten
iofort ibr 2eben elm. 0ie @rploIio-
men paren 10 eepalti9, oaB Die
S1iffstriimmer oilrh 0ie 2uft flo-
gen uno auf Dem 9ef zines &iiIten-
ma6fittterS nieOergingen, Der cine
bierteI WfeiIe entfernt mar. 9us
gauge M}1tnitionsi6iff muroe altsein-
anoergeriiien un0 ging fat altgen-
blidlid nod Dem 3uiammenltoB I'M
ter. @ht5ebn bon BEN 80 Mann oes
Sanfers farnen ebenfaas Inn. Die
6lammen ber5ebrten ale NettungS-
boote, ebe oteie alisgeieBt tperoen
fonnten, 10 Dab oie Mannidaft iiber
9oro ip%riigen muBte. Inter oen
Spfern maren 35 Mitglieoer ser Sc
idiibmanni6aften, % an 8oro oes
Sra6ters uno 10 an 8or0 oes Can
fers.
llnter ben nenigen lte6erlebenoen
6efalto iid Der Oediunge SO. S. Seq
marc aus Malberne in NefD gorf,
Ser allf Dem Ganfer mar. @r iagte,
Dob Der 6radter ieinen <rs pl0blid
dnoerte un6 oeiien Bug Dem Sed oes
Sanfers einen furbtbaren StoB Der
ieBte. 9urd Die @etDalt oes 33t-
iammenpraIs pllroe 2eonaro al So
ben %gelporfen, mas ibm oos 2eben
rettete. u9as &uoerboltS mar iofort
BON 5lammen umringt~, 10 er3Gblte
ct, uuno cine Stidflamme ging
ourd, ais i6 auf Dem 8ooen lag"
2eonaro i|tiir3te ms @alier uno
iid an Elm &ettungs-
in Dem ii6 idon 90 Weann be-
Gin amerifanii6es &riegS-
borg iie cine Stunoe ipater.
8iele an 8oro oes Sanfers fonn-
ten ben 5ra6ter nidt ieben, uno
glalbten oaber 3unddit, Dob ibr
bon einem feinoli1en u=8oot
torpeoiert moroen lei.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
Sriefe an sefansene 9entide bier
5nlanOe

Snfolge ii6 mebrenoer Infragen
aus Dem 2eierfreiie baben mir neue
@rbebungen iiber Die gegenmGrtiq
geltenoen 8eItimmungen our 8erlen-
Dung BON 8riefen Bafeten uno 0oIt-
anpeiiungen an oeutf1e &riegsge-
fangene IN ben 8ereinigten Staaten
uno i'm Auslano angeitelt.
Briefe fonnen an oelitl9e &riegs-
gefangene urbo 3iDilinternierte porto
frei gG6ift mer0en, einerlei, Oh Die
Berionen iid in ben 8ereinigten
Staaten ODER i'm Auslanoe 6efin0en,
&anaoa ein9ei6loiien. @uf SEN
8riefen lit in Ser oberen linfen gde
81 uermerfen o8riioners of @ar
Wail" ooer nSnternee Moil~ uno
4niteae Der 8riefmarfe rebts o6en
lit 81 i6rei6en nYoitage free. @iro
in an0erer ais Der 2anoesiprade ge-
idrieben 10 muB Dies gleibfals auf
Dem umi6lag permerft tperoen, pie
3. 9. u@ritten in German.
Bnfete fonnen na1 tpie Dor an
oeuti6e &riegsgefangene uno s3ipil-
internierte in ben 8ereinigten Staa-
ten geididt tper0en, aber gegenp6r-
tig nidt an Die &riegsgefmgenen in
aanaoa. Yafete I'M @efpidt bon
peniger ais 4 8funo lino portofrei;
ipiegen iie mebr, 10 lit Yorto gu emit
ridten.
Boitantpeiiungen fonnen an oeut-
lde &riegsgefangene uno 3ipilinter-
nierte geididt per0en, aud mad
&anaoa. 9as @el0 miro ben @efan-
genen nidt ausbe5ablt, ionoern oie
gmpfanger erbalten ibres @eloes
@ert unter &ontroae Ser B~ebor0en.
Mae griefe uno Tofete miiiien Die
boue Nni6rift iomie Die Drummer
oes @efangenen aufpeiien.
Washington Journal., 1943-06-18
Die @eits Der Ocntiden SunOelsflOtte

(From the Overseas News Agency, lnc.")
@ie &euter am 10. Wlai aus 2on-
BON beri1tete, baben ale Werften
M%itteleuropas einen oringenoen Sill
feruf na6 S6iffen erbalterl. Ser
oeutide S9iffabrtsfommiiiar &url
&aufmann bat a%ngeor0net, oaB uale
peniger pi6tigen Aufgaben 5nriid
geiteat merben miiiien, unO Dab ale
Gcrlnite ausgegliden tperoen mill
len"
Nabe5u 100000 900 Gonnen oeut-
i6en uno italienii6en S6iffsraumS
muroen leit 8eginn oes &rieges BON
Der englii6en uno ruiiii6en 6lotte
p%erienft, erobert ooer beI11oigt. Die
3erltorungen Der observation-disclosures
portipiteme in 9euti6ano uno Sta
lien baben Die 9ufgabe Der iibrig-
geblie6enen 9ransportflotten ser bei-
ben 21noer meiter eridmert. Die
@ufgabe &aufmanns, Der Dem Ser
febrsminiiter unteritebt, beitebt Dor
allem in ser 8ermebrung bon
Sdiffsraum 81 Sransport3lpeden.
@r ernannte fir ieoes ein3elne 2ano
einen beionoeren S6iffsbml6eauf-
tragten, Der Die @lei1l6altung oeS
geiamten S1iffsbaus onrd5ufiibren
uno 3u iibertpaden bot.
8is Dor fur5em muroen Die @erf-
ten all oieier 2anoer bon oeutiAen
Observation-Disclosures fontrolliert.
Sebt iino beinabe ale oieie @erften
nit oeutiAen &on5ernen beridmol-
5en, 10 oaB iie oeutide 9lrbeiter be-
i6Gftigen ltno unter oeuti1er Set
tling arbeiten f0nnen. @ud) mlroen
Oiele Der ausldnoii6en @erftarbei-
ter, Die bisber in 9euti1lano arbei-
teten, mieoer na6 Smuie gei1ift uno
fiibren iebt BORT aaufmanns gau-
programm ourd.