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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13

Washing all vegetables and
fruits before working viii get rid
of bacteria which cling in the
soil
Unclean jars can work havoc
with your canning effort. Best
remedy for this is washing Jars
thoroughly in clean soapy suds and
then scalding, and laying the Jars
inverted on several thicknesses of
clean towel until ready to use.
Lids should also be sterilized.
Sealing
Seal the cap according to the
principle on which it was made.
A sefsealing cap seals by vacuum
created b ythe cooling on the con-
tents of the jar, and the screw
band does not need tightening after
processing. Zine caps and rubber
bands should be frightened.
Can for Health
Fruits and vegetables are known
to be a rich source of health
giving vitamins and minerals.
Vitamin A for example, so ex-
tremely essential to children and
adult alike lis found in large
quantities of certain fruits and
vegetables. Vitamin A promotes
growth; it helps to prevent eve
diseases; it helps guard against
infections it helps prevent night
blindness; it aids in the normal
functioning of glands; it increases
the life span. From experimental
studies it appears that if child.
during the years from to 10 is
fed very large amounts of vita
Minis A, he will be less susceptible
to the usual children's diseaA u
A growing child requires 5000 cs
ternational Units of vitamin
daily; an adult 5000 to 5000
daily.
If gou hare canning prob
lem, t0rite to Miss Lynn Cham
bers, Western Newspaper Union,
21O South Desplames Street,
Chicago, Ill., Please enclose a
set-GddresSed envelope for gSur
reply.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13
Non-Acid Vegetables

Are you putting up many greens
and vegetables from your Victory
garden this year? In other years,
the first question we asked after
that, was, do you have pressure
cooker?
You see, a pressure cooker is the
safest, most desirable method of
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13
WLB HEARS MINERS

WASHINGTON (FP)-For the
first time the National War Labor
Board heard the unions side of the
portal-to-portal pay question when
President John l.. Lewis of United
Mine Workers (unaffiliated) and
counsel appeared before the board
to ask approval of the union agree
ment with the Illinois operators.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13
vinson Requires
Grade Labelling

WASHINGTON-(FP)-Direc-
Fred Vinson of the Office of Emo
nomic Sterilization delivered a
blow to pro-inflationists who saw
in the Taft amendment to the
Commodity Credit Corp. bill knock
ing out grade labelling chance for
hidden increases in meat prices.
He issued regulations requiring
federal grading and labelling of
beef, veal, lamb and mutton, con-
tinuing regulations previously is
issued by OPA. Pork is not priced
by grades.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13

on several thicknesses of clean
towel near your stove so that you
have them on hand when canning.
Prepare vegetables by washing
thoroughly and then cutting or
preparing as for table. Precook,
according to table. Pack in sterile
jars and process for required
time.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13
CI0 DROPS CAMPAIGN
IN KAISER PLANT

PORTLAND, Ore. (FP) - The
Industrial Union of Marine and
Shipbuilding Workers (CIO) has
dropped its campaign for recogni-
tion as the bargaining agent for
the three Henry j. Kaiser ship
yards in this area. This leaves the
AFL unions, which signed closed
shop contracts with the company,
undisputed masters of the situation
here.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13
.CARGoEs POORLY LOADED

SAN FRANCISCO (FP)-Half
the war cargoes loaded P Pacific
Coast ports have been so ineffi-
ciently loaded that they were
smashed flat and useless on arrival
at overseas ports, the International
Longshoreman's and Warehouse
mems Union (CIOl disclosed. 1t
said that. because of the lack Of
skilled longshoremen, men in the
armed forces have had to assist
in loading war supplies on ships.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13
FDR FOR SOLDIER
DECENTRALIZATION PAY

WASHINGTON (FP)-President
Roosevelt released report on de-
mobilization and readjustment in
the postwar period with approval
of its general objectives, suggest
ing among other things that serv-
icemen be given three months fur
Tough at base pay, not exceeding
500 month, and family allow
ance.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13
MINORITY GROUP MAY
ASK FOR STRIKE

WASHINGTON (FP)-Attornev
General Francis Biddle has ruled
that under the Smith Connally war
labor disputes act any group of
employees, even minority group in
a plant where the majority is rep
resented by bona fide union, may
file 30-day notice for strike
vote.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13

putting up vege-
tables which are
non acid. The
reason: In most
soil there is a
d e a d y germ
called Botulinus
which attaches
itself to yepe-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13

terra may have
developed to a
degree which it
is not possible to
arrest. Use only
p o q u C e. in
prime condition
as you get oct
Of your jars
what you put in
them.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13

1t is reported that SO or more
Axis divisions have been kept away
from the Russian front by the con-
tinuous guerrilla warfare of the
Hugoslav patriots.
A contribution Of $40 will disin-
feet 800 wounds of Russian SOL
diers.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13
FOR SABOTAGE

WASHINGTON (FP) For
knowingly, wilfully and felonious-
ly causing war materials to be
made in defective manner" the
Bohn Aluminium & Brass Corp.
was indicted on charges of sabo-
tage and conspiracy to defraud the
government in the making of
aluminium casting for airplane en-
gines.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13

In the six years of the war
China has suffered more than B.
100000 killed in action, has had
more than 50,00O,0 600 refugees since
1887 and has 100000 destitute
children.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13
UNIONS AID UNDERGROUND

PHILADELPHIA (FP)-A plan
for joint AFL and CIO war relief
aid to European workers who have
led the underground fight against
fascism was worked out by the Ma
tional CIO War Relief Committee
here and has gone to the AFL for
approval.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13

Belgians in Britain support two
sanitoria in England for tubercular
Belgian children. The nursing
homes were loaned to the agency
by British subjects.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13

ing them in hot
soapy suds and
scalding them.
Check for hicks,
c T a C k S a n d
sharp edges on
Jars, to see that
they are perfect.
Prepare j a + S
ahead of time
and inVa1.t thpO1
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13
LOU BOUDREAU

Lou Boudreau manager of the Cleveland Indians has
proved fairly concusivey that managing team does not
necessarily ruin ball players game LOUIS batting average
increased q points 283 and he did brilliant job Of
fielding after his elevation to the managerShp Of the club
His base running has fallen off somewhat Out of % stolen
base attempts he was tossed out 16 times
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13

The Belgian War Relief Society
is collecting and storing clothing
to be sent to the needy Belgians as
soon as peace makes shipments
possible.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13
BAMBINO

Babe Ruth the outstanding swaer of them all, hit 800
better in six World Series which atme record In
the 1923 SERIES Ruth hit for amazing 625 in four games
getting 10 hits including three doubtless three home runs for
total of % bases in 10 official trips to the plate
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13

More than 100000 Polish prison
ers in German camps are cold,
ragged and starving.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13

Belgians in Britain supply yarn
to volunteer knitters in SO chap
ters in the United States.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13

Thirty thousand Polish refugees
and internees in unoccupied France
are in need of the bare necessities
of life.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13
Local 12 Team Loses
Again To Red Cabs

Stolen bases marked the game between the Local II,
UAWCIO Fed team and the Red Cabs in their game OF
August with Johnny Juhasz taking liberties with Catcher
Rolling of the CIO team Johnny plfered total of seven
bases which nice going for Johnny but not good for
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13
FORDHAM FLASH

Frank Frsch at present manager of the Pittsburgh
Pirates and the late Lou Gehrg both hit 300 better in
four World Series Lou hit 545 in 1928 and 529 in 1882
the third and fourth highest percentages chaked up
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13

A contribution Of $25 will re-
habilitate a wounded Russian sol
der.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13
SHUTOUTS

In the 1905 World Series, every game shutout
with Chrsy Matthewson getting three and Joe McGnnity
winning
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13
TOUGH PLAY

Rudy York. who tolls for the Tigers and set rec
ord for assists also leads in the most difficult play first
baseman called upon make, first to short to first He
started and completed eight of these plays.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13

A very large percentage of the
Belgian refugees are orphaned
children.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13
A RECORD

Philadelphias two major league teams have finished
last in their respective leagues % times. The Natona
League entry holds the edge the Athletics Is to 49, Nc
wonder Connie Mack hangs
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13
ODDS and Ends Of Sports
BY Red Bialeck.
TRIPLE PLAY
By Red Bialecki.

After few weeks layoff to look more sports dope
we're back again OF course old Red has to do some
overtime these days and doesn't always have time to
write But never mind that and let tell about the
first unasssed triple play of which there official
record
July g. 1909 the date for the recording of the his
tory making unasssted triple play Credit for completing
the triple killing goes Neal Ball with the Cleveland team
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-08-13

bi t m w &c t a 70 canning get ready by wash
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

Sn elmer fiir5li6en ,,Holtnb Sable"
9isfuiiion iiber oie @el6ibte uno bie
gntlDidlung Der nlo0ernen Weoi5ir
unO Ser Gbirurgie puroen berlbics
bene @rfinoer ermabnt, aber Oie ge-
lebrten 800 3 muBten gar nibts bon
bem 8abnbreber unO ,Gater Ser Gbi=
rurgie', Dem fran50iildien Hrielter
@up Sc Gbauliac, Oer i'm IA. SSabr-
bunbert lebte. 9erielbe 1par Der 2eib-
ar5t Der Sdplte Clemens oes Se6iten,
Snnocent's bes Se6lten uno urbans
oes Siinften tpdbreno zines Temporal
rem girls in 9lbignon.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17
Die WeItberuehmie
81. Benedict Wund Sable

erprootes heiimitte Sesen allie Artsn Won aJteo
ind frlschen Wunden, Geschwueren eawaeehsan
sis'wunden. karbunken, Bite Geld nur durch
Post Money Order sohcken. Ks!ne ctamos -
oo cents die Schachte', bel: j. L. sTAAs, 172os
vaIIeyvlew Avenue Cleveland, Ohio
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

olts Seer getplnnt, 9eb0rt ). g. sic
Fttrlnlaure pelde beltt5utoge BEL
9erltelll1ng bon ral16loiem 8ulper
uno Sprengiaure 1lnentbebrli6 lit.
Saneben miro sic Yifrini iGure aud)
als gelbes iSdrbemittel perpanot. 9lud
alle Nnllinfarben bonn brennenoen Hpt
oes Tlt6lm bis 5l,n tiefen Sdmars,
uno ebcnio Die slli5orinfarben, beioe
belonOers sum 56rbcn bon Stoffeu
uno alS Sinte berluenoet.
Sic Seile, Die Sen lmonuenehn1eu
@eru6 berbreiten f0nnen iloliert her
gelteut meroel1, uno boben ourd,ous
n1bt oue 10 ltnangenebn1en Gioeuctaf-
ten. Nopbtalin unb oie itorf oeSin-
tl51erenoe &arbolidlrre lino slbf0ln1l-
ltnge oes Steinfoblenteers. slud) Die
Sall5pllol1re, Oie Elm SauptbeItonoteil
bleler Wfeoifalnente lit, fon1mt oober.
Selblt ein GROCER Sell ser in ser mo-
oernen Earfiimerie pcrtpcnoeten ctbe-
ridden Dele itannlt aus Dem Seer.
ltno ni6t 5ulett miro oos befounte
Socdori1r oieier lt1rfite ipntbetild)e
Siibitoff aus Seer ecwonnen.
- q. g., q. g.
Muf BEN 5. Sum- 1887 fiel oos
5eit Der slllerbeiliglten Greiialtigfeit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

SD traue MIDI ear nidt nad Sal1'
ie, neil meine Srau 10 idle6te Saune
bat." ~
,,@arum bat iie benn 10 idledte
2aune?"
,,8eil id ni9t nad Sauie font
me-"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17

Iu|Ctl SAuIllit0Su 4oSLoS@t OCL1uSuoSA.
aarbol- nnb Sali5plidure, Gbpmol,
eiiigiaure Soneroe, Soooform, Subli'
mat ltip., mopon oas lestgenannte am
lideriten lit. 0ie neuere ar5tlibe SSH,
ienibaft perfiiet auBeroenl itber cine
Geibe antiieptilber Wittel, tpelde Die
bisberieen tpeit iibertreffen.
- $. Ct, Mid.
Sbre sSrage beantnortet oas
l1pei5er 8latt ,Sdilbma6e" in fol-
genben 8orten: ,,gas Die &atboliten
am meniglten 81 failen pern0gen, lit
pobl Die 3ulaliung @ottes, ooB iest 10
niele @ottesballler, &ir6en, Die Oob
gum 2obe 8ottes rnb 5ur Gerberrli>
dung Der Simmelsf0nigin uno Der
Seiligen 10 pruntpoa, fiinltlerild, ct
baber, foltar erri6tet tpuroen, bon
Bomben 5erltort merOen. go etpos
f0nnen mir nift perlteben, peroen es
tpobI erlt beim iiinelten @eri6te per=
lteben.
Saben mir &atbolifen in iiinglter
3eit pteaeibtetipas 81 fonatilb elmer
iiberboroenOen &unl ltbegeilterung &C.
buloigt, iooaB mir oft Dor louter Il=
tarsgemaloen uno SlaItif b. slr6itet=
tur uno Wtuiif beinabe pergaben outs
@eientlide, oufs 8idtigite, Den Got
tesbienlt, Die bl. 2iturgie, oas front
me 8eten, oas glaerbeiliglte I'M Saber=
nafel?? llnO bat man es IN groben
0omen ser @eltitaote tpie logar in
ben &irden unierer &leinltaote nibt
iaIt ettpas at melt getrieben NIT Den
iogenannten &irebenton5erten2 uWfetn
9aus lit elm 8etballs = nt6t elm
;&on5ertbaus. SSn Der 8iener Mngu>
itinertir6e iab man bel Wto5art= uno
S6ubertmeiien oft Sremoe uno sln'
oersgl0ubige mitten mabrenb oes Sob=
amtes our gmpore, 5u Sangern uno
Solilten binal1fgaffen. &onnte FOLDER
@ottesoienit Dem Aanla6tigen nod &C.
faaen? sllnlere FL. 9teligto1l fann. 1tt1e
miro fortbei iteben ielbit obne Weain5er
Com, iogar penn &olner= uno Ste=
pbans= uno MailGnber DOM Elm Sp-
fer Ser Slo1n1nen piiroen.
@n6 Der alte @unOerbau Salo=
mons tparo 5eritOrt, mieoer oufgebaut
uno tpieoer 5erltort. 8ei Ser &eligions=
loligfeit, gbrfurdtsloligfeit uno benz
&ir6enbaile unIerer Gage mare nod
aaes mDgli6."
- s. 49,. Mu. -
geiemono inn gluslano ipeiB ettpas
bon oen getpiB getpaltigen gerlpii~
itungen oeuti9er Stabte our6 alliier=
te 8onbenflug5euge. 0o6 gebt aus
oen iparliben Na6ribten, Die nns
aus l1ntergrunoquellen 5ugangll6
ltno, bereits iopiel berbor, oab Die
Meni6enopfer iebr 5ablreib uno Die
@erlpiii itungen aues bisber Dagetpe=
Iene uberiteigen. 60 Jet oie 3erito-
rlng in Der Staot &0ln piel iblinl=
mer, ais Sic bel oem groben grobeben
in 5an 6rancisco. geod gr0ber lei bic
8erbeerllng in Berlin, Main5 unO
0iiiieloorf. @enn man beoentt, oab
perl6ieoene Stdbte bereits SO, ia bis
1OOmal nit ,,8lod Buffers bombar,
oiert poroen 1ino, fann man iib lei9t
bon oen fiirdterli6en 8erbeerungen
cine 8oritellung n1aden.
- Mrs. Gb. s., 81. -
sic erbalten oieies &altpnlper rein
unb 5ubereitet inn 9rugltore gum @e>
L.~L f;:. 0;,,Sor Mnn,, Sio reinp
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17
Mrs. s. g., isis. :

Sbnen ein Doroiiglides Ee5ept sur Be.
reitltng bon edit peItfdlii6em Stunt
pernidel 5ur Gerfiisung itellen gu
f6nner, oas cine tpeltfaliIbe 2eiertn
uns Dor Sabren mitteilte:
Sum Bumpernidelbaden gebran6t
man iebr. grob eemablenes ODER se-
Itobenes Webl.
9)ean riibrt eine Saiie Mebl nit
ettpas beiBem 8aiier an uno labt es
iiber Nadt an ei11en narmen Srt
lteben gum Sduern. @m nahlten
Morgen riibrt man nod mebr Mebl
NIT beibem 8aiier an uno einem boil
ben Seeloffel Sal5 bin5u, uno labt
es tpieoer bis gum Mbeno 5ugeoedt an
enem tpar,nen Blab lteben. Damn
miro ser fait iteife Seig iebr gut per'
arbeitet un6 in Elm bierediges 8rot
9eiornt, tporauf man es in cine 8rat=
pfonne tut, Die man borber nit anges
feu6teter &leie beitreut bat. Oas
grot 1nub tpenigitens 5tpei Singer bid
nit bteler &leie umgeben iein. Damn
bedt man bic 8rotpfanne 5u uno labt
oos 8rot in einem gut beiben Sfen
einen Sag uno 5lpei Seadte boden. SIT
oas 8rot bart, 10 NOR Die Sfenbise
au itarf. SIT es 5u beu, 10 NOR oie
&leie nidt feudt eenug. Nur ni6t ent>
t1uldt Iein tpenn es 0as erlte Wtal
nid)t elidt. l1ebung ma6t Oen 0tei=
iter."
- ST. IS. G., Seras
8arum @ott 5ulaBt, baB oas 8oie
geidiebt, oob feline Stride perfolgt
miro, oaB Die 8elt nidt auf einmal
befebrt tpiro uno es 10 piel Weibe uno
slrbeit uno @elo foltet, beioniide 2an>
Ser at n1iiiioniere1t, 1parum @ott ge=
robe our6 Die Meni6perbung, oas
2eben unb 2eiben ieines1 Sobnes Die
@elt .erl01en tpollte, marllm 8ott oies
ooer ienes auldbt, obipobl er es bon
glpigfeit ber porausitebt, oas ales
IQbt iib nit bem einen SaB beant=
porten: @eil er es in ieiner Iumeis-
belt 10 baben tpill 5ll leiner gbre uno
at inherent 8elten. llnb nod ems.
@enn @ott sic freien SanOlungen Der
Menl9en porberiiebt ooer porberge1e=
ben bot, 10 folgt oaraus feinesmegs,
Dob er tie be1pirft ooer peranloBt bat.
Gorberipilien uno Sorberbeltlmmen
iiuo 5lpei grunOperi6ieoene 0inge.
@ott bot porbergeieben, oab Die Suoen
nit freier 8illensentl6eiolng Gbr1=
itun1 frel5igen miirben, aber er bat
iie ni6t nit eiierner gtottpenoigtelt
81 oieler Sanoluns ge5mungen ooer
ouou porberbeltimmt. IS beltebt Die
GatIade bes freien @ilens int> Wfen-
fder, tpie Iie ieoer aus ieine1n eigenen
aelunoen SelbltbetpuBtiein getpabr
peroen fann; uno Die @elpibbeit, oaB
@ott ni6t Der ltrbeber Ser Siinoe
iein fann, tpie es in Der fali6en pro-
teItantiihen 2ebre BON Der abioluten
8rGoeItination bebauptet miro, ltebt
ebenio felt, tpie Die Sreibeit oes menld-
li6en 8iaens. @enn in bieiem San,
mie in an6eren @ebeimniiien bes
@laubens, Wiberipriide iib 5u erbe@
ben i6einen.
- 6. st., Nebr. -
Gas Wort ,,MntiIepticum" fon1mt
aus oem @rie9ii6en uno beoeutet
,51ulnistpibrigfeit". gigentlid) ber'
itebt man sarunter oie auf l1nidao~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-17


&reioe lit ferner elm ausgeaei6neteI
3abnpuloer. Man fann nod Hfeffer
mina beimiiden unb erbdlt zines oel
beiten 3abnreinigungsmittel.
= Mrs. @m. s., Seras
Iuf Sbren @unib ipieoerbolcn nit
oas bon Sbnen ertpdbnte @eotdt iibe!
"0ie quite Meinung". 8er 3eit uni
2ult bat,. mag es taglid ober an Conn
tagen beten. @s geniigt inOes, oil
quite Meinung am Morgen in fllr5cr
8orten 5u ernel1ern, pie Dor fllr5en
at oieier Stele ongegeben puroe.
Cute sc inung
SSeber Saoen, Sen itb orebe,
Seoe Sboue, bie id) grobe,
Seoer 6ubidritt, oen id eebe,
Seoe slrbeit, Die i6 babe,
Naes meinem 8ott 5u Gbren,
Sier uno BORT Sein Sob al neb=
rem!
Mue 2alten, sic i6 trage,
slue @orte, Sic i6 ioge,
slae 8erte, bie ih tue,
Mue Stunoen, oie icb rrbe, -
saes meinem @ott 81 Gbren,
Sier unb bort Gein Sob 5u meb>
ren!
Seoes @leiO an meinem 2eibe,
gae @orte, Sic ib ihreibe,
Seoe &egung nleiner SdnOe,
Cages 9lnfana Wfitte, gnOe -
9lues meinem @ott 5u Gbren,
Sier unb BORT Sein Sob 5u meb=
rem!
Seoes Sr0pflein 8lut i'm Ser5en
Seoe belize @1ut Der S6ner5en,
Seoe libte Sreltoenltl1nOe,
SSeoe bitt're 2eibespunoe,
9laes meinen @ott 81 Gbren,
@ier uno BORT Seiu Sob 6u meb=
ren!
SeOe Speii', bie i6 eeniebe,
8enn ib andre frelnolif griiBe,
@enn ib nur Elm 8litmlein pfliide,
Wi6 Inn einen Strobbalm biide, -
slQes meinem @ott 5u gbren,
@ier uno BORT Sein Sob 81 neb=
rem!
slue 2ieoer, Sic id iinge,
9lue Spfer, bie i6 bringe,
9lue @aben, Die i6 lpenoe,
2eioen Die id liebeno enOe, -
Nues meinem @ott 81 gbren,
Sier unb BORT Sein Sob 81 1neb=
rem!
gues, bonn @eringiten, &leinlten,
8is gum @r0bten, S06iten, &ein-
item,
Mag's oie gan5e 8elt erbauen,
Mag's MIR ltiu mein gngel idauen,
slaes meinem @ott 81 @bren,
Sier uno bort Sein Sob 5u meb=
rem!
ginit, an meinem lebten gnOe, -
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07
51lU.S.Me
Killed In
Italy Drive
American Casualties
Greater Than Those
Of British Fighters

Washington, Oct. 7-(AP)-
Secretary StimSon reported 10
day that army casualties dur
ing the four weeks since bit
tcrlv contested landings began
1T Salcrnu. Italy, tOtalcd 1907,
CT whom only 5ll now arc listed
as killed in action.
T&r war secretary told his press
conference that 5,l2G American SOL
dicrS havc been wounded in the cam
uaign ON the Italian mainland. and
1868 are missing.
Il understand" Stimson said. that
this is somewhat greater than the
total casualties suffered by the Bri-
tiSh Componcnis Of the Fifth Army"
y, Tie time OF The initial lanu-
inSS il the Pay q! Salcrno. the sec
l|itary laid. The Fifth Army under
Ii. Gen. Marh V. Clark was COM
posed aimc%t equally oi American
and British troops. but subsequent
rci.iorc"mcnts have been largely
American.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07
r II L
600 200 0O0--2 s +
600 600 l5X--O 3 0

rowy on the mound for the Yankees.
though Bur"wy is credited with the
win. Tho Cards used Alpha Bra2lc
on the mound until the eighth Wal
kcr Cooper was behind the plate
for the National League champs.
while Brll Dickic wds at his faml-
lar post Tor the YankS.
Official tabulati0ns put ihc attend
nncc al Just under $4,000 for the
greatest World Series crowd on rec
ord Receipts for the day were an
nounccd a. S2Gg.3 1868.
Following tOday's third game Of
thc series. the clubs move on 10 ST.
LOUIS. where play will be resumed
on Sunday afternoon at 80 O'Clock.
eastern war time. rC l.3O y. ~. CEN
tral war timC. There will. of course.
be no games Friday and Saturday
the two days being allowed for tra-
vel time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-07
Mountbatten
Arrives At
India Post

New Delhi. Oct. 7-thp-Ad-
miral Lord Louis Mountbattcn.
Allied commander in chief in
Southeast Asia. arrived today by
plane at the New Delhi airport
TO take over his new post.
MOuntbattcn was met by Il
large gathering of American.
British and Chinese Officers.
Original leader of Britain's famed
Commands and cousin of King
George VI. Mountbattcn is the first
British officer To- be placed in SIT
prcmc command of Allied forces in
an entire theatre of war.
His appointment was announced
August .25 immediately following
tho Quebec conference of President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill.
Tho new military command r,
Southeast Asia was created to item
sify the war against the japanese in
Burma,