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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04

Ielegaten 5u tpdblen nnb ar,3llnelben
fir oie Ronuention am IL. slpril.
DeIeeater- -M,mneloiingen, 3uibrif.
ten nno Beloienoungen bite su FEM
'oen an sen Sefretdr Ser DeutihsIme-
rifaniiten &onferens
Mnamit 3nebp, 980S 6arparo Npc.,
GIenclanb, Obio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
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@aIbirnton. Cine @orlage, Sic ullc
ror Hearl Sarbor perbeiratetsn Mun=
ner bonn @ahrbienlt ausnebnuea1 Mir
be, lullnoe bon bem berrofratiideli
Senator 8beeler, Mpntnna, inn Se-
nat eingereii't.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04

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2eiltlngen 81, ihdten tpeiB. 1urt,n,
'pirS audi bon alien reifIih aegeben
,perSen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04

= @eiien gle Del GintduIen oar.
u,,f BIN, oab sic Die Inaeioe TN
.Wolfsblatt" geieien baSen.
La gaceta., 1943-09-09

de sus habitantes polacos Y ocupa
do por alemanes procedentss del
Tercer Reich, fernando un "espa-
clio vital" aleman. Una compania
alemana Hamada "Dut" trat6 de
inducir a los holandeses y otros
pueblos llamados germanicos pa
"a que fueran a establecerse ALI.
Habia que rodear a los polacos 10
mismo que a los checos, de modo
que los colonos alemanes forma-
sen una barrera de seguridad en-
las fronteras Orientales.
ST Hitler hubiera pOdido conso-
lidar su regimen Y u conouistas
en- ell Este, este plan habria llega-
dc a realizarse en- ell -transcurso de
algunos amos. Sin embargo, las O.
fensivas rusas han terminate con
estOs suenOs y las ~guerrillas pola-
cas- en- aquellOs territories han
cOntribuido a desorganizar ell sis
tema aleman de transportes
Durante las Navidades de 1912,
cuando Ell Presidente Benes pro-
nunci6 su gran discurso al pueblo
checO, dijo que las ofensivas ru-
sas bulgarian a los alemanes a
r~eplegarse a una Inca que arran-
case desde Riga hacia ell SUI. Es-
ia Inca de defensa esta entire
los % Y los "a grades de longitud
este. A 10 largo de toda la Inca
hasta Ell Dniester, la topografia
del terreno permite la c~enstruc-
ci6n de una Inca fo~rtificada. So
lamente alrededOr de Lublin v de
las prOvincias de la Polonia Gen.
trail no son tan favorables las con
diciones. Ell suelo lleno de bosques
Y plano es positivamente un cam
pc ideal para las guerrillas y su
defensa por medic de puntos for
tificadOs repartidOs en- cierta pro-
fundidad, solo es possible 81 esta
habitadO pOr una pOblaci6n leal.
PREPARANDO LA
GRAN RETIRADA
Puede unO preguntarse por que
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
NUEVO PATRIARCH DE LA
ICLESIA orthodox

Moscu, sep - FL Santo Sino-
do de Ia iglesia 0rtodoxa Rusa,
reunido aqui, escogi6 aver como
patriarca a Sergei, Ell Metropoli-
tano de Moscu, que tiene rs amos
de edad.
Con Ell primer ministro Stain
y Ell comisario de negoeios ex-
tranjeros Molotov Sc entrevista-
ron tres metropolitanOs u obispos,
en- el Kremlin, el dia 4 de septiem-
bre.
La ConEtitucion del Soviet dis
pOne hbertad para la praetica de
la religion y de Ia propaganda
antireligiosa.
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
CIRCULAR DE LA sU
CIRcULo CUBAN

La sOeiedad Cireulo
que preside Ell atentO P,nl
cia, enviara una eir,plr
miembrOs, en- ests en-
diendoles compren boOn \
ira y ayuden al txitO d.
pana iniciada pOr Ell goS..
I'm comite de Ia pOdsra,
dad, presidido pOr Osc.r /
hace activa propaganda f,
puesto en- contactO con N,
otras sOciedades.
Sc propone la cClOra
colaborar entusiasticsnss
ell gobierno.
La gaceta., 1943-09-09

esta campaha se ha iniciado en- Ell
verano de 1913. Los alemanes han
comprobado-como predijo el Pre-
sidente Benes- que sus posicio-
mes en- ell sector central del fran-
te russo seria indefendibles tan
pronto como cayera 0rel y Sc To-
erase penetrar sus lfneas haeia
Briansk. A fin de defender Eu-
ropa despues de la detection ita-
Llama y de poder utilizar cierto M
nero de divisiones, los alemanes
Sc ven obligadOs a reducir Ell fren-
be oriental.
fPOr que no 10 hacen de una
vez? Primeramente, porque quie-
rem recoger la eosecha de Ukrania
que desempeha un paPel impor-
tante para la alimentaci6n de los
ejercitos de defensa oriental. Por
este, a pesar de las perdldas te-
rribles sufridas por los alemanes,
defendieron tan tenazmente Orel.
La eosecha esta va cast recOgida,
pero todavfa hay que recOger las
semillas oleaginesas, que cOnstitu-
yen un subtituto impOrtante pa
"a las grasas.
Una vez hecho este, 81 CONT
n6an la preston rusa y los Ala
dos han puesto su pie en- Ell CONT
nente, empezara Ia gran retirada.
Entonces sera cuando haya que
cuidar del portillo tornado pOr Ia
region de Lublin, en- la que Sc es-
tan exterminando ahora a u pO-
bladores, para evitar que So pre-
sencia ponga en- peligro la situa-
ci6n de las tropas nazis.
European Correspondents
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
IA cAMPARA PARA vENDER
RoNos EN- Ell coNDADo

Sc inici6 hoy la eamPaha en- el
eondado de Hillsborough, bajo Ia
direction del Sr. VII. NOrtheutt,
Ell banquero, para vender en-
bonos 12,972,5O5 Ia quota fl
jada a esta secci6n pOr Ell seere-
tario Morgenthau.
En- IN acto eelebrado hoy por Ia
mahana en- Ia Plaza de Ia Corte,
interyinieron Ell alcalde Chaneey,
Ell Sr Northeast, Ell prominente
ciudadano Frank NJ. Traynor, el
brigadier general Stephen H. She
rriIl, ell Sr 7. G. Mixson y otras
personalidades.
Una banda militar brind6 un ex-
eelente programa, siendo muy a.
plaudida.
IbOr City ofreci6 un programa
de inaguraci6n, en- el que inter
vinieron eonOeidas personalidades.
Raul Vega preside Ell eomite
que aetuars en- Ia barriada de las
fabreas.
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
oPA cIERR. II
EN- lamp
sueves sepdsnb,, /

La Oficina local !.
sidO eerrada a cap,,
mes en- Ell presupus,t'
En- Tampa, sin ~.
suiieiente personal ~
a las 4S iuntas d.
de los 10 condados !.
torio.
MuchOs de los enDl...
qui estaban han sido 49,.
la Oficina de JacksonTH.
Harold P, Andersen !.
siendo ell representa-. :
distritO y jefe de IA os.
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
AVISO

Haga ell favor de venir Ell saba
do por la tarde 81 listed tiene TO
tografias que ordenara aquf hace
algdn tempo, y 81 desea recoger-
las. 81 listed ha hecho I'm deposit
to y las fOtograffas no aparecen,
Sc lie devolvera Ell dinero.
Mrs. Walter S. Burgert
1912 Decima Ave
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
Venta de P~ropiedades

Jewel l. Gray a William Goa
dy; R. n. Clewis a Lula Belle Far
rel; Frank Root a Charlie Dams
by; George j. Pelletier a H. E.
Jackson; William Vierday a Char
les La Mott; Jose VI. Chavez a
Josefina Chavez.
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
La GAIA de hombres con ariHera
POr J. K.

A 6ltimos del pasado mes de Ju-
Lilo lego a LOndres la noticia de
que los nazis habian eomenzado u
ma nueva campana de terror y de
destruction. En- una franja de te-
rritorio que atraviesa la Polonia
Central de mos 112 kilometres,
con una pOblaci6n aproximada de
un million de polacOs, los haitian
ties son sistematicamente extermi
nados por fuerZas especialmente
dedicadas a este prop6sito
La campana afecta a ocho pro-
v~ineias: Bilgoraj, Janov, Tomas
zow, Krubieszow, Krasnystow, Ia
mosO, Lubartow Y Pulawy. Todas
elias lindan o estan inmediatas a
la provincial de Lublin. Los hom-
bres eomprendidOs entire los IA V
los so amos son enviados fuera de
la region con destino desconOcido
sn vagones precintados de CANA
do. Puede presumirse que Sc les
destina a trabajOs forzados, en- Wis
IA de la suerte reservada a los nj
nos que no han cumplidO los IA
amos, a los hombres de mas de so
y a las mujeres. TodOs estos son
llevados al conOcido campo de Ma
danek, donde, desde ell 2 de julio,
Sc esta asesinando an promedio de
5000 personas en- camaras t6xi-
cas-. De la poblacion de un million
de habitantes, 100, 900 han podido
ocultarse en los bosques. Ahora, la
Gestapo esta cazandoles con arti-
Iberia y tanques.
La responsibilities de esta cam
pana de exterminio esta a cargo
del GObernador General Frank.
del General Haenicke, Comandan.
To- Militar del Gobierno General, y
del nuevo jefe de la pOlicia de Sc.
guridad Walter Bierkampf, que ha
sucedidO al General Kruegger, a.
sesinadO pOr los polacos. Bier
kampf fue enviado desde ell Ruhr
a Polonia con Ell exclusive ObjetC
de dirigir la campaha. Els uno de
los jefes nazis menos conocidos, DC
70 de los mas fanatics.
Ell M0TIVo DEL
EXTERMINIO
tPOr que estan tratando de ex.
terminar los nazis a los polacOs d,
estos territories? Para cOmpren
derlo, convene recOrdar la histo
ria de los Gltimos amos. Cuand;
los nazis ocuparon ChecOeslova
quia, fOrmarOn an cintur6n alre,
dedor de Bohemia Y Moravia, er
ell que Qued6 encerrada toda la DO
blSci6n Checa. Los campesinOs ch,
cos que quedarOn fuera de ella fu,
ron despOseidOs y evacuadOs, re
emplazandolOs pOr cOlonOs alerna
mes. AlgO parecidO Ia Ocurrido er
Ia PolOnia Central durante los do,
amos dltimOs. La provincial de Lu,
J bin fuS POGO q pOcO d~esprOvists
La gaceta., 1943-09-09
LOS ALEMANES TRATAN DE
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(Viene de la Ia pagina)
Stalino es un importante CEN
tro ferroearrilero y euenta con
minas de hero, maganeso y
otrOs metales.
La recaptura de Chestnobudkaeo
cOlOca Ia vanguardia de los So
VETS dentro de rs millas de los
pantanos de Pipet, parte de la
muraIla alemana del este.
La gaceta., 1943-09-09

Estoy profundamente agradecidO a ms ms apSa
EN- YbOr City Y West Tampa nor el magnflco |
que me dieran ell Martes.
MANTENCAN Ell BUEN TRABAJO
HagsmOs la vOtaci6n de 2 pOr / contTa suto
men oe Chancey de 10 por / Ell martes Il oe -
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-21

THE CLEAN-CUT lines and
casual air Of Pattern 4422 by
Anne Adams make il a must for
busy career girls or women on
the home front.
You might play up the striking
yoke shape in contrast, perhaps
with pockets TO match. Have A
round, high neckline or a cool
V-neck.
Pattern 4422 is available only
IN misses and women's sizes y,
IA, is. Is, 20, 30, 81, 81. 35, 3S.
40 Size 16 requires 5l9 yards
35-inch.
Our summer Pattern Book Is
ready. II contains smart styles
for work and play
Dress pattern Is cents, book
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together, 20 cents.
Address your request TO the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1926 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Due to SlOwnesS Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control, pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be patient.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-21

BE FORESIGHTED and keep
an assortment of pretty en-
hroidery motifs always on hand
for gift emergencies, Here's a
large variety OF attractive de-
signs, all included in a single
pattern. They can be worked
in many bright combinations.
Pattern COZ contains a trans
fer pattern Of 16 motifs aver
aging 3%N6 in; stitches; list
Of materials.
Send Il cent? in coins for this
pattern to the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Due TO slowness OF the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be pa
tient.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-21
War Bond Croquetfes

Three tablespoons fat. 3 table
spoons flour, . cup milk, u
teaspoon salt, few grains pepper.
IN cups cooked chicke 4
tablespoons lemon Juice, 2 tea
spoons chopped parsley fine dry
crumbs and ! egg.
Heat fat, add flour; mix. Add
milk. salt and pepper; cook,
stirring constantly, until thick.
Add finely chopped chicken,
lemon juice, parsley. Spread on
flat plate. Chill.
Shape in balls the size Of
marbles, roll IN crumbs, then in
slightly beaten egg diluted with
2 tablespoons cold water), again
IN crumbs. Fry in deep hot fat
or oil 400 degrces) until brown.
Makes about 2 dozen croquettes.
Meat and cheese seem 10 be
the vOritc ingredients in
Wednesdays lunch box meal,
and well they should, for they
provide the good. wholesome
SnackS that are so looked for
ward 10 when mealtLne period
comes around.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-21
Main ingredients

Sausage sali-IimhuGGer cheese
on pumperniCkcl bread. and
c hicken and horSeradish on
white bread make up the main
ingredients, along with d te
bread and butter, ripe olives,
green pepper sticks, an orange,
angel food cake and tea.
Thursdays menu starts out
just right with tomato juice.
packed safely away in a thernos
bottle. Three hearty sandwiches
follow in lis wake for those even
heartier appetites western
sandwich on rye bread, baked
beans on whole wheat. and a
cream cheese on Boston brown
bread. Radish roSettes and green
onions do the trick for that
extra flavor, and an apple tart
serves for dessert,
The lunch box on Friday
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-21
Prizes for
Best Menus

THE DETROIT TINES is
offering TO Homemakers a
chance to add 10 their war saw
ingS with a Lunch Box
Menu Contest, started Thurs
day, May S.
Prizes 10 be awarded for the
best weeks menu for lunch
boxes .. plus one recipe for
some especially interesting item
contained In the menus.
FIRST PRIZE-A $500 war
bond.
SECOND PRIZE-S10O0 In
war savings samps.
THIRD PRIZE-S5.Oo in war
savings stamps.
ADDITIONAL PRIZE - OF
$500 in war savings stamps -.
for the best list of suggestions
for varying the lunch box ..
some Of the things you've
worked out yourself for making
the family lunch box tasty and
nouriShing. This classification is
TO be called Lunch Box Ideas.
AND-Sl0Q in war savings
stamps -. j.. for every recipe
printed in the Times not other
wise awarded a prize.
The above prizes TO be awarded
each week for a period of four
weeks. Winners will be an
nounced each Wednesday.
Mail your entries 10 .
PRUDENCE PENNY, Detroit
Times, 1925 Times Square. De-
trat Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-21

with every grooming requisite
one could need.
The kit, which has a draw
string top and is small enough to
stow into the most crowded bar
racks bag, comes in navy blue
with anchor insignia and WAVE
in white lettering or in the army
khaki with army insignia in
black.
Included in each bag are: a
az -ounce jar OF double-whiPped
cleansing cream; 2-ounce jar Of
dry skin cream, ] 1iz-Ounce bot
tie Of hand lotion, 2-ounce
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-21
II Still Works

This is just practical
woman's way Of planning things
putting her nation IN order As
she'd put her house. And some
may criticize. But I think it's
only fair 10 ask our newly nat
uralized citizens 10 accept a
little part OF the hardShlpS. lone
illness and sacrifice which our
ancestors gladly made when
they founded this country,
II have no prejudice against
'furriners nor any patience with
people who express such prelU-
dices. But We can make our
country seem so cheap that the
very people who seek It's rights
will speedily despiSe them
And deSpise them they did.
Mary giE!--Wiih--theig- hslaAiNI
camps, their Nazi spies and Ger
man saboteursl one hears so
many pleas and prayers and
Aws these days such end
S flights of oratory. But here 5
me stuff that really made and
still can save America the
priceless stuff Of elbow grease
and common sense and sweat
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-21
Elsie Robinson
Let New
Help Rebuild

IT'S so easy, now, TO look
back and see how many mis-
takes we've made. But there
isn't much profit in hindSight
unless we do something helpful
with our regrets. AS Mary Mar
garet Mcbride does.
Yesterday I read something
she did back in 1941, in her book
America for Me" We hadn't
entered the war then. Most Of
us didn't think it could happen.
Others knew that we were due
to reap many an evil crop from
our mistaken sowing. Mary was
one OF them.
Here was this dear land she
loved so much, for which eHF
fathers had paid such a heavy
price. But how were we guard
ing that treasure now? What
price were we exacting from the
thousands OF strangers who
crossed our sill, seeking the
chance denied them IN the lands
they'd left? Out of her pas
sionate loyalty, Mary wondered.
We've always been a mixed
people and found strength
through that mixture, said she
And we should go on mixing
az long as there's the same
room and reason. religion and
political liberty. which ouF
founding fathers knew
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-21

shaker OF talcum; medium size
jar of powder base; and a 2 l-6-
ounce box Of face powder.
Fitted compartment hold the
cosmetics securely in place in the
bag and extra good news Is the
fast that reflls may be pur-
chased in most any syndicated
store in the country.
The bags, which are water
repellent, are S2.98 eachfand are
available in Detroit. For shop
ping information telephone The
Detroit Times, Cherry $500, line
SAT, between 9 a m. and 6. p. m.
Saturdays, $50 10 4:30I
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-21
Shift The Population

But while we're Offering
such boundless hospitality and
opportunity. l think We should
do some serious thinking. Give
everything for nothing? Why
couldn't we throw open some
parts OF our great land which
need the service such new Amer
leans can give and make il
plain that our overcrowded
cities will soon lack tuck and
room unless there is shift in
population
Look for example az the
sparsely settled Wilderness that
for years. has needed doctors.
engineers, craftsmen OF every
sort. Why shouldn't some Of
these new Americans serve
their stint in these pioneer
places as part OF their naturalI-
Zation7
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-21
Roquefort Sandwich

To make the roquefort sand
wich especially tasty, mix II
with a little cream cheese and
lots of ketchtp.
Though Sunday is spent at
work, you needn't go without
the special meal always planned
for that day when at home.
Lunch boxes can be dressed up
too. so start the packing OF ii
right by putting in a fresh fruit
cup.
A ham and swiss cheese sand
wich on rye, kidney bean and
pickle on whole wheat and
chicken-nut sandwich on white
brea d should suit the most
fastidious appetite. A grated
carrot and olive salad. special
filled cookies known as Tom
Thumbs and coffee complete the
Sunday dinner.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-21

IN WAR or peace time, women
will have their beauty aids.
And just because a gal is wear
ing her country'S uniform is no
reason she's going to let her
nose shine or cheeks go pale.
Good grooming tand this in
cludes natural-appearing make
up) is especially important 10
women in uniform, who are
models of taste in dress.
Quick 10 note a Woman's
beauty need. an up-on-his-toeS
manufacturer now offers for the
WAAC or WAVE a complete
and compact beauty kit filled
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-21
DeviIed Celery

One small can deviled tongue,
2 slices pineapple, l three-ounce
package cream cheese, large
bunch celery.
Mix together deviled tongue.
chopped pineapple and cheese.
Chill. Stuff crisp celery with
the chilled mixture.
Different ideas for sandwiches
are always hard to obtain. but
here are three on Saturdays
menu which should suit every
one TO a tee: roquefort cheese
on brown bread, giblet and egg,
and a raisin nut bread. Carrot
curls, sweet pickles and a maca-
roni salad finish up the main
course. Gingerbread cup cake
does amply as dessert and
black tea with lemon is the be4-
erdge.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-21

ONE OF the incest things
about contests such as the
present Lunch Box Menu Con-
test being conducted over a
period OF four weeks is meeting
-eld friends One of the first
entries of the second week came
from Joyce O'Hara, l0l4 Dra-
COON. We've been looking for
some word from Miss O'Hara
since she has always been
faithful follower and contributor
IN the activities Of this column.
On Monday, a bun with ham
salad filling, bacon liver sand
wich on whole wheat. banana
jelly sandwich, wedge OF lettuce,
fresh tomato, oatmeal Mont
gomerys, apple, milk are a fine
beginning for the week.
Instructions below the menu
suggest that you work the liver
wurst into paste with crisp dried
bacon and mayonnaise. Spread
bread with Jelly add sliced ba-
mana. Make oatmeal Montgom-
erys as follows;
Oatmeal Monteomerys
Two eggs, q cup brown sugar,
= cup flour, "A teaspoon salt,
y cup chopped nuts, p cup
quick cooking oatmeal, Il tea
spoon almond extract, = tea
spoon vanilla, 2 tablespoons
melted butter.
Beat eggs we'll. add sugar.
Add flour and salt, sifted to-
getheF- Add oatmeal, nuts, fla
vorings and melted butter. Drop
by teaspoons on a grease d
baking sheet. Bake in moderate
oven $3.50 degrees) 10 10 Is
minutes. Makes pa dozen
cookies. --------
Patriotic, and what could be
a better tribute, is is the title of
the Tuesday menu, for leading
the list OF lunch box contents
are war bond croquettes. Two
sandwiches are also included,
cottage cheese and pear pre-
serve on brown bread, and a
sliced veal and relish on rye.
Potato salad, ginger raisin
cookies. cucumber and celery
sticks and coffee finish off the
meal.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-21
Elsie Robinson
Joyce O'Hara's Suggestions
For Lunch Box Menus
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

contains a real surprise, and a
tasty one too. for what does it
hold but a spaghettiburger. A
ham and olive, a grated carrot
and onion on rye, and a Y for
Victory sandwich (made Of
chopped raisins. nuts and honey
on brown bread are tucked
away in another orner.
Deviled celery. that is a special
treat, an apple a turnover, a
banana and milk complete the
menu.