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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-27
NUMBER $50

Mimeographed, printed and
typewriter forms and OPA price
regulations number more than $50
And in one grand climaxing effort
the OPA lists the whole batch OF
forms in a 13-page pamphlet.
At the local OPA office in the
Fidelity Building. almost the
whole eleventh floor is devoted 70
the filing of forms. Five people
keep this section of the war effort
straight.
Forms authorizing acquisition
OF a new adult bicycle" to ones
for the purchase of hip-boots
abound. Boxes of them line the
walls. And If milady needs &
gallon of gasoline to clean her
spring clothes. there is a form
that covers it.
CUTTING OF BEEF
One enlightening piece of OPA
literature deals with the price
ceilings and cutting of beef. It's
% pages long.
One section dealing with a loir
cut says in part:
"The backbone of which por-
ton shall include one and one
half thoracic vertebrae, six
lumbar vertebrae and five sacral
vertebrae (the tip or rear
corner of the fifth sacral verte-
bra shall have been sawed off In
severing the round from the full
loin and flank), and which por-
ton shall be obtained as fol-
lows" etc. etc. for three pages.
Evening star., 1943-11-17

Quilted b eauties in 4
pleasing selection Of
styles. Fitted waists and
full sweeping skirts.
Prints on light or dark
grounds. Sizes IL to "A.
Evening star., 1943-11-17
Blanket Robes
l.97

Warm, coy robes in blue,
wine and rose colored prints.
Fast eolors. Small, medium
and large sizes.
Evening star., 1943-11-17

The all around classic coat Of allvosl
Brenton tweed. Roomy raglan slseve
style with three large plastic buttons,
up the front. In red, brown, green
and blue. Sizes . to Is.
Ssrtr ktss shoS,-Second Slox
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
Pope
InPeace
Appeal

LONDON, Dec. 9 INS)-Pope
Plus XII. in a message broadcast
over the Vatican radio, issued a
new call yesterday for a peace
that would stop the food of hate
and neo-paganism" sweeping the
world.
The Pontiff'S message was
broadcast on the occasion of the
Feast of the Immaculate Con-
ception-a day his holiness had
recently set aside for special pray
erS throughout the Catholic world
in behalf of peace.
I'm this tragic hour Of human
history" declared the Pope,
"Our hearts turn TO the Immac-
ulate Virgin.
MANY material and moral
ruins move me. How much pain
and anguish there is! How many
houses have been ruined.
give us peace for our souls.
Give us peace that we might
lay down our arms.
I'VE pray you to stop the
flood of hate and neo-paganism
that is sweeping the world in
order that love and true peace
might once more I'LL the hearts
OF men,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
Macy, ; Aides
Face Warrants
CONTINUED from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
l3-man special detail assigned 10
the plant gates. said the unloniSts
stationed themselves at the gates
this morning announcing a dues
collection drive.
The women, they said, were the
most strenuous directors and APP
pealcd for police protection when
denied admittance TO the plant
zone of the women told
Marcy she would pay her dues
within two hours but he told
her she could not get In the
plant without a paid-up dues
card" QUAD said.
Briggs Co. officials issued a
statement declaring the dues
drive campaign prevented l025
OF $500 employees from reporting
for work.
This II twice as many alb
sentees a. normally occur ON
the worst days at this plant"
tho statement said
Naleys detention forced adj
iournment of negotiations with
management this morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
owl Head in London
And ; Aides Resiqn

MOON. Dec. 9 (UP)-J.
Wallace Carroll head of the ". s.
Office of War Information in
London. and three department
heads resigned today because, it
was understood of strong diSa-
greement over, the manner in
which the OWL overseas branch
was being operated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
FRIENDS 80 YEARS

even more than 80 years" he
said "And I've handled cases
for him. The last two were
many years ago-one i'm JUS
tice court and one chancery
case.
I'm glad TO do any work I
can for Mckay. He always pays
a good fee and on time. But I'd
prosecute him as quickly az
anyOn" else IL he were involved
in these cases"
RuShton emphasized that Lin,
sey will not be a part Of. the
grand jIry, although he will be
paid out of the S150.000 giver
RuShton by the Little Legislature
last summer.
He will not question wit
nesseS," he said. He will
merely act n an assistant attor-
ney general and prepare the
cases for trial.
When notified OF LinSey'S for.
nal appointment Judge LELAND
w. Carr said he would have nc
objection.
Reports OF a rift between Rush.
ton and Carr over the appoint.
ment were denied by the attorney
general.
I'VE are on the best Of terms
and will stay that way" he
said. I'VE have no differences
mt ALL"
Judge Carr, he said. will con.
tinue TO approve all expense
vouchers for the grand jury al
though upon examination of the
Little Legislatures resolution. il
was revealed this was not neces-
Sary. All funds. it points out. are
strictly under Rushton's control
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
TRAPPED IN LAGOON
DAYLIGHT ATTACKS

The attacks on the Kwa jalein
and Vote atolls occurred IN
broad daylight Saturday. The
prolonged Japanese torp ed o
plane and bomber counterattackS.
the spokesman said, were carried
out BY lard-based enemy aircraft
in the light Of the moon.
The fearleSsneSS displayed by
the L. S. task forces was seen in
the fact that they penetrated
within easy reach of the enemy'S
land-baSed planes, with no land
based air protection OF their own.
The task force commander
Rear Adm. Pownall--is the hero
OF the audacious carrier smash
that destroyed some 80 per cent
of the japanese installations on
Marcus Island. 1,200 miles south
east of Tokyo. last Sept. /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
Muster Out Paw
Near Approval,
Says Mccormick
Csee other stories on Page IO)

(See other stories on Page 100
WASHINGTON. Dec. Q up
House Democratic Leader McCor-
mack said today that prospects
were good for House passage to-
morrow Of legislation providing
muStcring-out pay for members
of the armed forces.
He said it depended on whether
the House military affairs COM
mlttee reached final agreement on
the bill today, and both he and
Committee Chairman May felt
that IL could be done unless a
snag developed.
FAVOR 300 PAY
Mccormack. May and House
Speaker Rayburn favor a muster
ing-out pay plan to give service
men and women a total of $500,
of which 500 would be paid at
the time of honorable discharge
and the other 5000 in equal
monthly instalmentS. The war de-
partmcnt has submitted a bill
providing 500 for less than four
months of service, 5000 for four
10 six months and $500 for longer
service.
Both proposals would apply to
all service personnel with the
rank of army captain and lower,
or the equivalents in any other
branch of the service.
22 VET BILLS STUDIED
Twenty-Five veterans bills on
bonuses, pensions and relief are
before the committee, but May
said it had been agreed that the
mustering-out pay issue should
come first, with the other legisla-
tion TO be dealt with at the
proper time
Some of the bills would provide
veteran financial aid over long
period TO serve as unemployment
insurance. OF these, nine would
continue a Veterans base pay for
a year after discharge. and one
would continue an enlisted man $
pay for Is months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
Marshall Raiders
Sink 6 Jap Ships
CONTINUED from Page One)
raids against our installations
in the Gilberts."

Continued from Page One)
raids against our installations
in the Gilberts."
On Monday night, it was an
noun ed. an enemy plane dropped
four bombs. (which landed harm
lessly il the lagoon of Maxim
atoll after other enemy planes
the night before had dropped
eight bombs near the Betio Island
airdrome, on Tarawa atoll. One
bomb caused minor injuries TO
personnel on Betio.
That the carrier attack on the
MarShalls caught the enemy by
surprise was indicated by the fact
that Jap medium bombers were
smashed and set afire before they
could get off the ground.
A Pacific fleet headquarters
spokesman said there was no in
formation as TO whether japanese
warships had made any attempts
at Surface interruptions"
TRAPPED IN LAGOON
apparently" he stated. "the
Japanese ships were caught i'm
the lagoon at Kwajalein.
"Our task forces were made
up of more than one division of
carriers"
A carrier division consists o.
two or more flat-tops. Thus the
attack was compara bl o il
strength 10 the smashing blow
dealt the japanese stronghold or
Wake Island by strong carrier
task forces in October.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
LirlSe.y'S
Jury Job
Pay Set

Continued from Page One)
said. "And 1 might emphasize
again, that Frank Mckay had
nothing TO do with the appoint
ment and hasn't even talked
with me about IT,"
Linsey was smiling and talka-
tive. as he emerged from Rush
tons office. He appeared TO like
the publicity and attention ne
received for having "once served
Michigan's Republican
national committeeman.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22

mltes, tpontit er fir ben Moel geger
8oleslatp Sen 3peiten bon 8olen ein'
trat, bon bielem ont Mltar Ser Wei
6aelsftr9e Dor Sen Soren &rafal1s
errnorbet. gr tpltroe inn Sabre 1858
beiliggeiproden. Sein Seit lit am 7
Mai.
Ser fl. Stanislal1s &oitfa, aus al
tenn polniidem @bel, itarb i'm <e,
bon 1S Sabren als geobi5e ser Sc
iellldaft Seiu in &om inn Sabre 1868
Gr purbe irn Sabre 1870 ielig rni
int Sabre 1926 beiliggeiproben. Seir
Se1t lit am 13. Nopember.
- Mrs. 6. s., Soiua -
sic I6reiben: SD leie SEN 8. @
joe @o6e NIT groBen S11tereiie, be
ionbers oie 10 niibli6en @infe uni
Seilnittel auf Sbrer @usfunftsipalte
Sic baben, iotpeit id) MIDI erinnert
fann, no6 tpenig iiber bie Seilfraft'
Ger 3tpiebel gebra6t."
@ir baben tpieoerbolt a1f sic &c
Iunobeitli6en 11no beilfraftigen 81
eeni6often Der 3piebel allfmerfian
gema6t. gu Sbrem lno oller 2ele1
9tusen brineen mir na6itebeno etpas
Musfiibrli6es 6ariiber.
I'm pirflone SiIfe aus ben Sell
frGften ser 3tpiebel 5u er5ielen, mui
man bie 3piebel rob eiien, gefodt'
boben 1penig Sell. no6 gtabrfraft
gs gibt fal1m cine 8flan5e in @otte*
Noturapotbefe, Die 10 allieitig bel ser
perI6ieoeniten l1ebeln uno &rantbei
ten ongepenoet tperoen fonn. 3pie
belIaft tGgli6 ein- Bis 5ipeimal ie Ell
men Seel0ffel bon ouf einen gBloffe
bon 3uder eenommen, lit beilpirfen>
bel @anerbel6merben uno 8aiier
iu6t. @ebadte uno auf 8utterbrot &c
legte 3tpiebeln iino berbauungSfor
oern6. 3tpiebeliaft in giiig i6nupf
man, Tim Noienbluten 5u itilen. 3mie
beln bdmpft mani in &od ganoD Uni
nilntnt olle St1noe einen @bl0ffel 90
bon gegen Sui ten unb &atarrb. 0i'
sllten pflegten 5t iagen: ,,8er 3mie
bel iBt, fennt oes 9ottors Sausnum
mer ni9t."
Son ser auffauen6en Seilfraft oel
3tpiebeI miro aus einer i6tpei5eril l6er
Sarienfolonie fo1genber Sorfan be
ridtet: gines ser BORT untergebra6
ten &in6er batte Elm Marmelaoenbro
per5ebrt, babel beriebentlid cine We
Ipe in SEN Wfuno befommen uno mal
bon 6erIelben in SEN Sals geito6er
lporoen. Sofort i6tpou berIelbe ltn
f0r1nig an, uno es trat cine lebens
gefGbrlibe Mtennot Elm. I'm oaS
&ino Dor 6etn grItiden 5lt retten, tpdr|
elm 2uftr0breni6nitt erforberli6 ge
ipeien, 6o6 mar bon ser entlegenet
slIp olts fein @r5t re6t5ettig beron
subolen. Gin neben bem Serienbeir
aniGBiger 8auer b0rte Sen bebaner
li6en ltnfan. gr elite berbei rn0 gal
einen olten, gltten Sdterrat: Mat
iolle 6em &inoe unber5iigltf friib'
3tpiebeln 5u fauen geben 1tno 5tpo1
Iolange, Biz sic S6pellung 6es SalleS
5uritdgebe.
sli 10 gei6ab es. 9as &ino fant'
geborIam sic linn gereihten 3miebeln
9ea6 5ebn Mtnuten 1ieB sic S6tpel
luna it6tbar na6. 9ie Mtennot Der
r,.. s,L ..,,S Soo 0;,,S I,,o, f,or Sotr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22

mebr, in ie frii6erem 3uItanoe tie
angei6nitten miro. gs lit gelunsen,
oieIe Strablen 5lt meiien, ibre ietpet'
lige Stdrfe, ibr anidpelen 11no Ib'
flineen in aurpen auf5u5eibnen. 60
ergab iid 3. s., oab oie Strabluns
bel elmer friidgeernteten 3piebel, oie
man aufeeidnitten bate, runo 40
Minuten 1pGbrte unb na6 Iblauf Der
erten flint Minuten ONT tarfiten mar.
3erIdnitt man sic 3tpiebel IN feinere
S6reiben ooer aerrieb man Tie, 10 er'
loi6 oie Strablung tpeientlid) idnel'
Ter. @abe am &eimling uno frii9 aus
ben 9ooen ge5oeen, Itrablte fie mebr
ais boppelt 10 itarf pie BET setpobn'
Ii6em Queri6nitt l1no I'M Spatpi1tter.
Weitere Soridungen erbradten. BEN
Na6peis, ooB bon iolden 3tpiebel'
Itrablungen eigentiimli6e beilenoe
ginfliiiie auf gemiiie @etpebe oes
meni6li6en &0rpers> al1sgingen. 9te'
ie Seltitenung fano lire 8eitdtisung,
our6 sic tpieoerbolt BON sler5ten ge'
mo6te 8eoba6tllng, bab golter, Die
rei6lib 3tpiebeln eiien, berbaltntsrna'
bia ipenig 9arnt- ltnO Sautleioen atf'
weiIen. Experimental fonnte ferner
ermittelt tperoen, ooB Sic Strablungen
bon frii6en 3tpiebeln @etpebe anre'
oen ltno 8afterien ldbmen, ia geraoe'
5u totem.
Ssm @olfsglauben ipielt bie 3pie'
bel bon oltersber cine feinesipegs nn'
teroeoronete &olle. 0ie slntpenoung
mar innerli6 1no 0rBerlid). Wtan aB
2piebeln, I'm onbaltenoe Seritopfnng
rno 0ornfGl,lnis pirfiam 5u befamp-
fen, 1mo man Iegte lie auf Die Saut
bel SbrenreiBen Surunfulofe nno
IonItigen l1nreinigfeiten, Salsent5itn@
buneen, 9riilenlfpelllngen uno an'
beren 2eioen. 8ennglet6 ou6 Die
Seilfroft ser 3miebeln ni6t iiberibatt
peroen iollte - lit ood oie 3med'
ntaBigfeit ols Seilbi1fe bel iadmaBt'
bigger slugeneinbebunolung an5nra-
ten -, 10 5eigt ltb bier pieoer eir1'
mai ser quite &ern zines alten bell
funoigen GGterbrau6s.
Cine anoere ungemein niiblibe Mn'
penollng ser 3tpiebel oarf bier nt9t
pergeilen &peroen. @ir baben an Die
Ter Gteme bereits mebrmals barauf
aufnerfiom gen1abt. Inn glet6 NIT
oem gfeiultat bon 3piebelanlpeno1ng
bel 9ungenent5in6ung 81 beginnen
10 fennen mir 5tpei Sd1e, IN oenen
2ungenent5i 5iinoung iiber gsa6t our6
slnmenonng bon 3miebeln gebeilt
puroe.
9ton brote cine oide, in biinne
Sheiben gei6nittete 3rpiebel IN Sett
| (2oro) ooer nod beHer in @anIefett,
leqe oie 3tpiebeli6eiben 5miihen 5tpet
Gii6er uno leee einen ltmlflag
(Goultice) ouf sic 8rult 1tnO einen
ouf Sen Giden. Sobalo ser ltmiflag
fubl eelporoen, mub ein neuer beiB
ol1fgelegt peroen.
ss1t ben oben eripdbnte1t 6allen
tpuroen Sic gon5e 9eabt binour6 belize
3lpiebe1umi6IGge oufeelegt uno ont
nGd1ten Worgen mar Ser Sotient ar'
Ber @efabr, iooaB Ser Mr5t erflarte,
er babe einen i6mor5en Slor a1f Der
Siire ermartet, anitqtt zines gerette'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22
. &. o. g. 6.

ginet billigen uno ood oauerbaf
ten slnitri6 fiir Staauneen, Sdeu
men uno @aragen fann man it6 lelbI
bereiten:
Gin babies 8ui6el &alf (2ime)
miro nit fodenoem 8aiier sel0idt
Sierau fonnt Damn nod elm Bed Sal
in beiBem 8aiier aafgeloit, elm Hfuni
2eim (@lue), borber iiber einen
Seler geidmol5e,t 3 8funo &eismeb
5u einem biinnen &letiter eefo6t Uni
Elm babies asfuno Sdlemmfreio
(ipaniib pbiting). 9ies miro nit ben
geloi9ten &alf griinolid gemiibt Uni
NIT flint @anonen beiBem 8aiier Der
oiinnt. Man ldBt sic Siinde 4S Stun
SEN iteben, ebe man ite benubt. @iri
| iie borber erbitt un6 Damn beiB auf
getragen, 10 bdlt ite I'M 10 beiier.
@iini6t mani cine anbere Sarb
als tpeiB, 10 fann man irgenoein
Sarbe in Bulberform bein1ii6en.
Sc. g., isis. -
0ie meiIten Menl6en itn6 ielbi
ibulo, tpenn ite nit 9tieren> 11no 8la
Ienleioen beaftet ltno. 9ie sler5te be
baupten, ooB i'm allgetneinen biel 81
piel Sleild, namentlib Sdpeine
fleii6, geeeiien miro, tpas groBe 0fen
gen Sarnidure (l1ric 4cib) beruria6t
Oie 8egleiteri6einungen bon geieren
uno 8laienleioen iino beri6teoener
s(rt: 5iebenoe Sbmer5en in Ser Stiff
fengegen6, S6ipinoelanfGue, bdnfig
:ltno oft anbaltenoe &opfibmer5en
56mer5en beim l1rinieren, Drudge
fiibl un6 8rennen in ser 8laie Uni
oauernoer, oft i6mer5licber urin
orong, 0fteres 4uflteben tpabreno oe'
Nabt, 56leim o6er 8lut I'M l1rin
8erionen, oie dbnli6e Spmptom
tpabrnebmen, miiiien bur6 eine pal
Ienoe MusmabI bon Speiie un0 Sran
sic geieren entlaiten. 9ie Bette Soft i
Wil6, 9feis, &artoffeln, frii6er Nuar
(gottoge gbeeie), Srii6te oller @rt
Semitic uno Salate, gel1oeln, &loB
uno 8fannfu6en. Man bermei6e itar
fes Sal5en ser Speilen, au6 @etpiir5
Iino idGo1id. Seoer, Ser an Storln
gen in 8loie uno l1ieren leioet, ion
te, Inn gr0Beren, bieueidt ibper bell
barren 2ei6en bor5ubeugen, bon allen
slnfang on G6reitte 5ur 8eieitignns
oieIer St0rungen tun. Sonnen-
Oampf- un6 2idtbdber iinb, men1
man ite baben fann, 5u empfeblen
peil our6 angeregte Sauttattgfeit uni
56piten Die geierentatigfeit entlaite
miro.
BUR ,Seilung un6 grlei6ternn@
greife n1an Dor auem nidt 5r ange
prieIenen 8otentnittel6en, ion6erl
gebraube Sic bon ser ssatltr gebotene1
miloen un0 beilenben Wfittel. Wfal
fann moreens, mittags uno abeno|
cine Saiie 3innfrauttee (Sbab
grass), 2inbenbliitentee, Salbei= Uni
Eau ienoguloenfrauttee ooer 8a6bol
oertee trinfen.
geierenleioen0e iollten biel Sitiiig
felt at 1i6 nebnen, 1tamentlt6 bic
@aIIer trinfen. Mean Iollte tpentgIten'
ie6e Gtun6e 6es Sages elm @las 8aI
Ter trinfen. 9as reinigt 1n6 ipitlt 81
gsieren aus uno foroert Die ger6at
ung. Gern1ii9t man bas Srinftpaiie1
r,i+ Qitrnnpn (0pmnr,) nApr irnpn6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22
Huskurlft
Nptia fiir nniere 2eier

Wlr DlIIeI uHleIe NeleI ltuJ SeDul
ben au tponen, tpenn uniere 8o6en.
blatter beripatet ei,,treffen. Ser 8olt-
berfebr lit nberbiiroet uno bat Wan-
gel an Berional. 81.
ggir befinben 1tns in 6erielben So
ee. llniere 8edielblatter baben Sage,
in n1an6mal cine 8ode 8eripatung.
8ir befinoen uns inn &rieg, Ser man,
DIE groBe uno fleine Opfer erforbert.
@rs. 80. s., Midj. -
sic bern1iBten unter ben Ge5ep'
ten our 8ereitltng beri6ieoener 81.
matenipeiien Elm gerfabren, 8ein aus
Somaten berauitenen. Na6Itebeno Elm
eutes &e5ept: Man tir1ntt einen 8n-
i9el gut refer Eomaten, aeri9neioet
oielelbe in fleine Stiide, bie man nit
3uder beltreut - 10 8funb at einem
8uldel - unb iiber Na6t 5ieben laBt.
sm anoern Morgen gieBt nan ben
Saft ab, fiillt i'm in ein Sab ODER
einen groBen Steinfrug, BEN man NIT
einen sud- beoedt. 8iu man oaraus
einen mouilierenoen @ein bereiten, 10
tpartet man, Bis er gan5 flar getpor-
SEN lit uno fIllt i'm III Slai6en, gibt
3u ieoer Slaide cine Melieripise bon
ooppelfobleniaures Saffron uno ebert
10 piel 3itronenidure, berforft bie
Slaide i6nen uno befeitigt oen einge=
triebenen Sort nit Drabt, 1pie gbam>
pagnerflai6en. 8eim Seffnen muB
man lebr boritdtig iein, oa Ser @ein
itarf I6dl1mt. S9on na6 einem Gage
lit Ser @ein 6ann trinfbar.
Somatentpein lit iebr geIuno.
- 6. g., Nebr.
8enn sic anltatt @ein aus Sralt-
ben al bereiten, @rape Sl1ice beritel=
len tpollen, empfeblen mir folgeroes
Serfabren: Cute reife Srauben mer-
Sen getpai6en, abgebeert uno IN etnen
iteinernen Sopf gegeben. Meit einem
Sud- tpobl basbunoen, bleiben lte bret
Sage 10 Iteben. Dann abeepreBt, beiier
lit es, tpenn man eine fleine Sru6ts
prelie bat. 9ann re6net man auf ieoes
Quart 5aft IL l1n5en 3uder uttb
berlnengt i'm bur9 &ibren nit oem
Sraubeniaft. Oie Sliiiligfeit miro ge-
fodt uno iolanse absei6dumt, Biz tie
flar bleibt. Damn miro ser 5aft no6z
mails our6 Elm Su9 geieibt, pieoer
ins &o6en eebra6t, 'iofort in oie ers
bitten S1aiden eefiiat uno perforft
nno beriiegelt. Die Slalden miiiien
flein iein,. MIR eben iobiel entbalten,
ols man auf einmal gebrau6en fann.
2eere giiieflai6en, gut ousgebriibt,
itnb iebr bequem 6a5u. 9ie &orfen
n1iiiien ne1 un6 gebriibt iei1i.
Sier lit elm anoeres &e5ept: 9ie
Srauben tperben geipaiden unO abge=
beert. SS11 einent Steintopf ooer elmer
emaiaierten S6itiiel meroen lie als=
bann 5erlta1npft lno langiam Biz gum
5ieben erbitt. Sn 8eutel aus 0reifad
gelegtem ,,gbeeie glotb'', oas man
aus beiBem 8aiier berausoringt, tper-
ben INNER auf einmal 10 biel tpte
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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-17
Kirke Simpson Says:
Winter Holds No Hope
For Nazi Army Relief

miles or more into Nazi defenses
and the trap in which substantial
iy half a million German and sat
elite troops died or were taken
prisoner was beginning to take
shape.
The anniversary of that smash
ing Russian victory would be an
appropriate date for a new Rus
sian blow, and history seems to be
repeating itself. Berlin has dis
closed grim new threats to Nazi
forces still in the Dnieper bend,
telling of Russian penetrations
north and west of Krivoi Rog, OF
which Moscow has made no men,
ton yet. The fate of a greater
German army than that lost be-
fore Stalingrad seems at stake,
and with it the last slim hope OF
escape for the Nazi garrison IN the
Crimea.
If the Dnieper bend moose is as
wide and deep as Berlin suggests,
reaching almost to the left flank
of the greater and even more
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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-17
County Requests Funds
For Building 7. B.
Sanitarium In Section

Request has been made to the
U. S. Public Health service for
sufficient Federal funds to be used
for the construction of a new Red
Cross sanitarium here. The request
wasm made by Addison Hewlett,
chairman of the board of county
commissioners, at conference
with the State Helth department
in Raleigh, Tuesday. He was ac-
companied by DR.. A. H. Elliot,
city and county health officer.
County commissioners previously
appealed to FILA and were ad.
vised that the project appeared to
be a SPECIAL kind of hospital and
that FILA was not prepared tc
appropriate funds for a special hos.
pital or an institution for conta.
glous diseases.
Hewlett was advised by FILA tc
submit the proposal to the State
Board of Health and that if it was
considered a necessity to the City
of Wilmington and vicinity, h {
plan would be taken up by the
U. S. Public Health service.
At the conference Tuesday plans
were completed to submit this pro
posal to the federal health authori
| ties.