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Evening star., 1943-08-12
Mai. Sweetman Hurt
Again Demonstrating
Burster-1ype Bomb
Wounds Are Treated on
Field; 1000 Witness
Dupont Area Spectacle

Maj. William Sweetman, who was
wounded last Friday while demon
strating German burster-type
bomb at a civilian defense show,
was injured again last night by a
similar explosive he fired at an ex-
hibition in Rock Greek Park near
the P Street Bridge.
Maj. Sweetman, who suffered a
severe cut in the hand and sprapnel
particles in his leg Friday, was pro-
tected only by small board / inch
thick when he ignited the bomb
last night. The explosion shot
flame 30 feet in the air.
The force of the blast knocked
Maj. Sweetman over, blew the
bandage from his injured hand and
tore open the stitches in the cut
Aided off the field by George E.
Cox, deputy warden of the Dupont
Circle area, Maj. Sweetman had his
hand redressed before he left the
field. III.
1000 See Exhihit.
Approximately 1000. residents OF
the Dupont Circle Area No. 81 wit
messed the demonstration, which
was the largest yet held in the
! District.
An oil-type bomb, which when
ignited scattered particles of solidi-
fed oil, was demonstrated here for
the first time Volunteer fire guards
from the area participated in the
display to extinguish high explosive
and incendiary bombs set off.
In an appeal to the audience for
thousands more" volunteer civil
ian defense workers, William j.
Mileham, chief AFRAID warden
declared: I'VE cannot afford to be
unprepared. Washington is the
only major capital that has not
been attacked, and as long as Hit
ler has thousands of trained SOL
diers in Europe, it can be done"
Also present at the display was
Commissioner J. Russell Young,
who came only "as a resident of
the Dupont area" but made an
urgent personal appeal for more
volunteers, claiming that the fail
ing interest in civilian defense is
due to feeling by the people that
the city cannot be bombed"
Representing Capt H. C. White
hurst, director of civilian defense
for the District, who was not able
to be present, Porter LumpkinS
executive assistance to Capt. White
hurst, denied recent rumors that
the Army would take over the de-
fense of the city completely in
case of attack.
Would Need Civilians.
There would only be martial law,
he explained, in case of land oper-
ations Civilian defense workers
would always be needed, he said.
The display. which was conducted
under near -blackout conditions, also
demonstrated various magnesium
bombs. Volunteers from the audi
ence were called on to participate
in the show, among which were
several members of the Women's S
Army Corps and the Marine Corps
Womens Reserve. One of the fire
guard units of the area was COM
posed entirely of SPARS.
Guests at the demonstration in
cluded Mrs. Arthur Macarthur,
chairman of emergency food and
housing for teh area; deputy war;
dens and zone wardens of the
area.
A 45-minute band concert was
presented before the demonstration
by the Gas I,jpht Co Rand
Evening star., 1943-08-12
WPB Assures Motorists
Of Adequate Anfifreeze
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
The War Production Board today
assured the Nations motorists an
ample supply of antifreeze for next
winters driving with an order
releasing permanent-type radiator
solutions for IL Western high
altitude States.
The permanent fluids were made
available to any person in Arizona,
California, Colorado, Idaho, Mon
tana, North and South Dakota,
Nevada, Oregon, Utah. Washington
and Wyoming, where motorists must
contend with high attitudes which
reduce boiling points.
Forty million gallons of ethyl
alcohol have been allocated for
civilian use in antifreeze mixtures
for next winter, and WPB said that
supply will be adequate for motor
lists In the 36 States not affected by
the permanent-type order.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Mrs. Kathro Burton Lee
To Be Buried Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Kathro
Burton Lee, IS, of 6807 Oak lane,
Chevy Chase, Md, widow of Col
George Mason Lee, who died Tues
day at Garfield Hospital, will be
held at 2 pm at the Hines funeral
home. Burial will be private.
Mrs. Lee was born at Georgetown,
Del, the daughter of Gen. George
H. Burton, one-time inspector gen.
eral of the Army. Her husband was
the son of Gen. Futzhugh Lee of
Virginia.
She is survived by her daughter
Mrs. Richard M. Boaz. with whom
she lived. and a son, Comdr. Fitz-
hugh Lee, u. S. N.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
.Coroner's S Jury Orders
Waitress, H, Held
In Fatal Shooting
Policeman Testifies
Women Admitted
Firing Shots

A coroner's jury today ordered
Catherine M Hamel, %. held for
grand jury action in connection with
the fatal shooting yesterday Of
Walder Frank Brown.
Brown, 38-year -old gatekeeper at
Union Station, was found shot
through the chest in the fourth floor
hallway OF building at 1910 New
York avenue NV. He was pro-
nounced dead by DR.. Norman Panzer
of Emergency Hospital.
DR.. PanZen told the coroner's jury
today that Brown died as result of
a gunshot wound in his chest.
Had Been Drinking.
Policeman Howard F. Mowry of
the first precinct testified that Miss
Hamel told him she fired two shots
at Brown. She purposely missed
him with the first shot, intending
only to frighten him, but the second
shot, aimed at Browns legs, struck
him in the chest, Policeman Mowry
quoted her as saying .
The officer said Miss Hamel told
him she had obtained the gun-a Al
caliber double-barrel pistol-from
dresser in the apartment which
she occupied with Brown at the New
York avenue address.
The two had been drinking and
Brown struck her several times,
police said she had told them.
Col. Adams Testifies.
1t. Col. D. w. Adams, retired, who
has laboratory on the third floor
of the building, identified the gun
as the one that he took from Miss
Hamel shortly after the shooting
yesterday afternoon.
Col Adams testified he heard a
noise on the floor above. Picking
up piece of pig iron from his
laboratory he ran to the fourth floor
just after a second shot was fired
and Brown collapsed in the hallway,
he testified, Col. Adams said he
then disarmed the woman.
Other witnesses were Sergt. Edgar
A. Scott of the police homicide
squad, Policeman Donald r. Webber
and Miss Dorothy Lewis, occupant Of
an apartment on the same floor as
the one occupied by Brown and Miss
Hamel.
Sergt. Scott testified Miss Hamel
said in statement that she had
found the gun empty on the dresser
and had loaded it with two shells
which were also lying there.
Plan to Separate.
Miss Hamel told him she was
planning to leave Brown with
whom she had been living for about
two years because he had been
drinking and had struck her, the
homecide squad officer testified
Her purpose in taking the gun
was TO frighten Brown so she could
obtain her clothes and leave him,
the officer reported her as saying.
He said that when he examined
Miss Hamel after the shooting she
had bruise on her arm, a small
scratch on her face, but no other
visible injuries.
Investigators said Brown came
here from Winston-Salem, N. C.
Miss Hamel told police she is from
New York, had been married and
divorced and had retained her
maiden name.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
DonieI c. Long Heads
Defense Rescue Service

District Civilian Defense Director
H. c. Whitehurst today announced
the appointment of Daniel c. Long
as chief of the civilian defense res
cue service. He succeeds George
Strong, who recently resigned on
being commissioned in the Army
Engineer Corps.
Mr.. Long, who is on the Engineer
Board at Fort Belvoir, has been
deputy chief of the rescue service
since it was established His promo
ton was ordered on recommends
ton by Fire Chief Stephen T.
Porter. The post of deputy chief
will be filled by Walter Lockhardt.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Col. Plain Commended
For Action in AIqiers
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
1t. Col. Louis c. Plain, U. S. M. c.,
Fredericksburg, Va, recently has
been commended for distinguished
service" in action.
Col. Plain, second in command of
naval advance party in Algiers,
led his men through heavy enemy
fire and was successful in seizing
three French merchant vessels and
tone patrol craft
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Concert Set for Tonight
By Air Forces Bond

The Army Air Forces Band from
Boiling Field will give a concert at
8 o'clock tonight in the White
Gravenor Building at Georgetown
University.
The public is invited to the con-
cert, part of a recreation program
for the 1900 soldiers enrolled in the
Army specialized training course at
the university.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Receives Commission

LEONARDTOWN, Md. Aug. II
(SpeciaD james M. Raley, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Raley.
Compton, has been commissioned
second lieutenant after graduating
from Corps Officers' Candidate
School at Fort Belvoir, Va.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
BurqIur Gets $122

Mrs. Jones Sumleeke, 25, Of 916
Massachusetts, avenue NV, lost
$l22, a wrist watch and a bracelet
yesterday when thief entered her
apartment by cutting small hole
in the screen door and unlocking
the hook.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
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WAR BONDS
Por0-Ski Troopers

When will this war end? Nobody
knows, so the Army is continuing
its training of para-ski troopers.
They're parachute troops who know
their way about on skis or any other
place in snow-covered mountainous
country.
Evening star., 1943-08-12
Diner Escapes Shots

Hearing noise in the kitchen,
Mrs. Rosetta Kensall of Sydney
Australia. found man enjoying a
meal at her table, and fired at him
twice, but he escaped.
Evening star., 1943-08-12

SERvICEWOMEN VOLUNTEER FOR BOMB DEMONSTRA-
TION-Among volunteers from tie audience to put
bomb last night during the civilian defense bomb
ton at Rock Creek Park several representatives
womens armed forc Shown above fighting the fire bomb
with jet spray Qet righ 1t Margaret
Army Corps; Pfc Frances " Carter Marine Corps Womens
Reserve and Martha 1nwood yeoman third class sPARs
Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1943-08-12

A great measure of the success of
RuSsia's victories last winter is at
tributed to these troops, who move
with the silence of a snowflake. Our
work on the home front is not SO
hazardous as that of the para-ski
troopers, but it is important that
we perform our daily tasks and
make every effort to increase our
regular purchase of War bonds.
Omitted States Treasury Department.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-09

@dibinaton. Ger bGniibe 8eianots
Senrif Be &aufimann ltattete Sanes
Gunn, Dem politiihen Werater oes
Stantsoeportments, einen geiuh ab,
INN Sniormationen iiber Sic Greianiiie
in TGnemarf ein5u5iebcn. Gr oeutata
an, SAB er elmer GrilsHegierung BET
treten iperbe, ipQte es slr 9llonng
elmer iolben fommen. 0a meme Sic
gierung i,iht frei mar, babe ic, ielt
1910 unabbdneig ais Der Srellban.
ser 9Gnemarfs fungiert. Ia Wfitglies
ser ser ietisen 9tesieruns nad benl
naben Sd1ueben gefliidtet iinb, Mrs
oos meine Stellung nidt Gnoern."
Son Stodbolm fommt sic No6ridt
oab ser beltihe @ouperneur nergeb-
lid perIubte, cine linn ,piaiee Sfegie'
rung su biIoen.
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Krieas>epartmcnt
@anidjt 9ancfartcn ppm Nuslnno

9lQe moipiouellen 9iirger NM
Sanoelsgeielid)aften Oie grobe SanS
farten, Staot. oNcr Safenplanc, Hcl
iebanG5iiher ODER 9lftrhotograpbllhe
9iloer belisen lpcroeu erMld)t an
oas Griegsogpartlnent 81 lhrelhel
uno Material, oa3 lie i'm 9ciiB baben
5ll regIitrlcrcu. arrangements Der.
Den Damn gehladt mcrocn 0aS Wtu
terial 5u unttrilhen lno penn &C
oas &rieaSoerurtment benotigt lnr
nift geihenft arlGlt, oann merocr
aopicu oooon grmadlt uno Die Srigi'
nale oem Gigentiiner 5ltriideritatter
2eier Sicier Nahriht in lrnierer 3ci
tung sic ipltes Material i'm 9el;t
baben, Ionteu oasielbe bcim ariegs'
Department anmelocn ooer icnlanoct
lpiiien, ser iolGDes bot, lpllten lie oit
8erion beranlaiien oasielbe 81 tlrn
Mm ihide iolhe 9tahriht an: @a,
department., slrmp Mnp Serpice
Corps OF engineers, II. g. g., 70 8
Wonroe Street, Chicago, sd.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-09
Hippe>rentc Gteater
,Sbe SfD is tie Giinit" beaann Gm
Mittiuud), ben 8. Septcmber

Der nel,e 9fSS Maoio Slim, Be.
titelt ySbe Sfp is the 2imit" nit
Srso slltaire in ieiner bcliebteiteu
9foue begann Wittlpoh, Sen 8. Se,lt,
I'M Sippoorome Sbeater. Gam eriten
Otal ipielt Scan Seslie in elmer
flangopllen rpmantiIhen 9iolle Sreo
sIitaire gegeniibcr in einem Slim Scr
oas Slbenteuer eines N.9. @. .SilpteE
BEL einem fltr5en llrlmrb in 9teiu Dorf
5tr 8runolaae bat. Gs tpirfen nod
nit sic bereits beriibmten Shauipie.
Ter: Rnbert 9enhlep, Gcrlege .Mil-
lionGr, Mobert Npan, lno 9tifarh
Gables oils SliegerfnmeraSen ionic
Glilobetb GatterIpn. Marloric 8otc-
ion ltno Clarence &olb in onoeren
luihtigeu HoIleu. Gs lit elne iebr in
tereiiunte 2iebesgeitihte poll bon Su,
NOR uno itDnen 2iebern pie uMp
Shinnp Sour, yS'pe got a Got IN
Common lpitb Dml", uno nSne ior
.tp 9abp ans one for the Moao", 81,
Sem SSreo Slaf uno iein Srhciter nic
Wtl,lif liefert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-09
Grebe GemeinfA ftS peranitaltmne fir Se,
2lntbmlans5e esplaitt
2llle oeutiditd,nrnieen Oreaniiationen ,ur
8etetlioune etnoelaoen
gorbreitnnen fir bas Set Samstag. ben s. Nuuember
mcrben getrucn

6ernsr ipurbe ser 8elhluB gelaBt,
an olle bisber nod fernitebenoen
Seutlditammigen Srganiiationen bers
an5utreten nit ser @itte um Beteili'
glng uno l1nterltiibung oieier Sahe.
|IGe Mnmeieltoen betonten, baB Oie
geitrebungen feinerlei politilhen Sin.
|itrb irgenoeiner 0drbutg beiiten,
ionoern nur enen glusorud unler
aaer 2opaIitit gegeniiber ltnierern
slooptiDpaterlano beOeuten IS lpare
beihdmeno, 10 luuroe eeiagt, tpenn
mir Ieutihe nid)t audi fertig bringen,
mas anbere acknowledgements
Suitance brnhten.
80 ereebt iett ihon an bieier Ste!'
le ser Iufr,,f uno oie 8itte an all.
Srganiiationen Samstae, ben 6. 9eo.
uember, frei au balten fir oieie Ser.
anitaltung, tpelhe eine patriotiitc
iSunO8eDung DeS gelQnl1et Dlell8eH
Ge,,tlhtnms peroen mub.
iseitfomitees, beitebeno aus Mdn'
nern uno Jrauen ser peribieoenen
ocrtretenen Srganiiationen lpuroen
organiiiert ,nb lie tperoen ibrc
nddite 3uiammeufunit am fommen'
sen Montagabeno, Sen Is. septen1s
Der, in ser gintrabt-Saae, 43O8
Sranflin Ipe, baben. 9lnbere Or
goniiationen, bauptiddlid) @eiang.
pereine uilp., Die bisber nibt bertreteil
ilpnre,l, iperoen gebeten, ibre Wertre'
trngen bortbin 3u lditen. aae iino
ber3lit Dtllfommen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-09
Mint an Has Hcntfsbe
Ucle
Ginlt aab es in eStalien ia

49,. Ginlt CAB es in Stalien ia,
iogar in 0eutihlano Meniben Sic Sic
Sreibeit liebten. SD ielblt bin ser Gns
tel zines oeutiben HepoIutionGrs bon
1913. Ser Gnfel zines Wdnnes, ser
Oelltid)lanb liebte. Mber, ols er 5.ui-
icben Ieutihlano uno ser sSreibcit
81 luablen bate 800 er sic sreibeit
Dor uno eing nah slmerifa, ipie es
oiele tauienoe anberer Ieutiben taten.
@enn es nod SeutIde gibt, Sic Die
Treibeit lieben, niht sic, onoere
Sll llrteroriicfen - iouoern sic sSrei-
belt bes @eoanfens uno Ser Mei-
nungstm,berung uno oas unperduber.
lihe Gedt. oas 2eben zines freiell
Menifen su iiibren, lpcnn es nod'
Seutihe geben iollte, sic 10 fiiblea,
lie Ioaten hei 3eiten lire lteber5eug-
ung orrh eaten bef,,nben. 9tu;
@orte naCboem lie Sen 3riec
perloren bobeu meroen - luerben fei-
'nesfaus genug iein.
elmer Sapis, Sireftor ser
n L
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Der @erbefelo5ug bieliger oett'd)-
itdnlniger Srganiiationen sur MnI-
bringing bon Wfitteln fiir Die sln-
ihafiilng elmer slmbulan5 fiir nn'cre
beipaffnete Maft ibeint MIN cod
ernitlicb in Shlpung 81 foml1en
@enn friibere 3l,Iammenfiinfte ocr
fir oieien 3ped geidaiienen German
slnerican emergency Conference MT
rcd)t einieitig beihidt geluelen ,pcrell,
10 iheint bas Gis nun gebrohen 81
iein. gei ser letten Situng on
Tienstag abelto IN ser Shpciier
SaQe iparen Gertretungcn bes Welt,
ieite Sahienbehns, ser Seut'c0ei'
3entrale, Ser @ln,ien 9onau, oes Grs
Iten Teutlb -llnaariiden &ranfer-l(i,,
terItiitungspcreins, bes 8iloungspsr.
ems Gintradt, ser Gintraht, Sieber'
taiel, ser perid,ieoerten Tiitrifte Se'
S(rbeiter Granfen- lno Sterbefalle
hes Iiltrifts 252 ser Greater gene
icial Union, oes @adter uno an5eiger
oes Sieb. slmer. Solfsblatt Der 0ent
iden Carpenters Union, Ser oeut
ihcn Moler llnion lrao anberer Sr
ganiIationen ampeieno. Sic melltel
naren bepoamGhtist, i'm Namen if
rer Srganiiationeu 81 ipreden.
60 fonnte man benn old barag
geben, fonfrcte TlGne fir oie ipeitett
SGtigfeit 5u entlperfen. Sf)asmeiitel
Wiuiam Meier berichtete, OaB bisGe'
ole Sunme bon S631.71 auigebradI
lpurhe. Wan bielt e5 fiir angebradlt
cine Geranitaltllng groBeren Stils 81
arangiercn nit llntcrbaltnng Wtllit
llno Cams 5uguniten oes slmbllans
ionos, beren Meinertrag uollallf il
| oieIen SouSs flieBen ioa. Gs ipuro
beihloilen, biele Geran'taltllng OH
tSan,staa, Sen 6. 9topember, abenr
8 llbr, feit5llegsn unO Sruar in De
acknowledgement SGlpei5er Saae.
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Ga,,jcnNc jtarbcft AM
GYpk,as int Gtarfetp

Sonoor. Ssn einem Mosfauer Junts
Ipruf puroe befannt, bab bel Cpl
oelnielt, ipelfe clarion pom Wfars
bis Suni oieIes Sabrcs beimIudten,
ols iib sic Staot in oea,tiben Sdnocn
.5eiano, $3.50 Eerionen - Daruntcr
20OO &inoer - an Sppbus un0 IN
ienterie lturben. Sdalih iollen 20
Bis 20 SciHeu in ser Mcrgue e!nac.
!ieiert norheu fem. slnoere Spier
;p,lrocu cinfad) an Sen StraBen be
erOigt. Sic Geutiden 5erltorten allc
9aSeb1uier, Yplpflinifen, &ranfen-
1Guier uIlp. 9llle luertoollen Meoifa-
mcntc ipurhen ben slpotbefen iortae-
nommen. sler5tlihe Silfe mar fir
Sic gcpGlferung Elm Ting ser llrmog-
lihfcit.
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Ga,,ien>e pen 1mHeit an
1tlaoentaucr 1cruialet1ts

Serllialem. slnlGblih oes 4. ssabs
rcstases oes &riegsalsbruds erihie-
nen Sauieuoe bon Suoen an Ser &lo.
gemauer, Inn fiir Oie @efallenen uno
oie MiQiouen Spfer oes Na5i-Serrors
81 beten. Ero5eiiionen glngen nad
oem Selberg uno 81 Sen Eropbeten=
ar1bern.
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unterriAt
Hir Memtter ,ucroenbe ssramen ipiro
crteilt.


&laiien fir Mutter tperoenbe Sra,i-
en-, oie in Ger nGbilo Saalib sliocio.
ton eineerihtet meroen, beainaeu
bieie 0od)e, iagt Ir. &idaro sl. Bolt,
Grecutipe 9ircttor bieler &riegstrubc
Mgentllr. Ger Gurs lhliebt 10 Epr'
tr1ge burh rceiltrierte &ranfenIhlpe.
ltern unb Snltrutteure fiir perbenoe
Neiitter elm. Gtpa 5000 Srauen bns
ben i'm Sabre 1912 oieie 9urie genom,
men. sSraueu BON Soloaten !peroen
fret sugelaiieu. Gie Serbltfla''e'l
finoen in folaenoen GlGscn Itatt:
Gillette:
Church of the Covenant, ll20o Euc-
lid Avenue, Monday, 1890 to $3.50 p. m.
Cleveland Health Museum, SSll Euc-
lid Avenue, Friday, 1880 to $3.50 p. m.
Glenville First Nj. f. Church (Glenville
Hospital Glass;, Parkwood Drive, Fri
day, loo to 400 p. m. Huron Road
Hospital, 1921 Terrace Road, East
Cleveland, Friday, 1880 to $3.50 p. m.
Mt. Sinai Hospital, 1900 East l05th
Street, Tuesday, 1880 to $3.50 p. m.
st. Luke's Hospital, 1911 Shaker Blvd,
Tuesday, 100 to 400 p. m. Winder-
mere Presbyterian Church, Euclid Ave.
at Windermere Street, Wednesday
1890 to $3.50 p. m.
0citicitc:
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital, 4233
Pearl Road, Wednesday, $3.50 to 1890
p. m.; loo to 400 p. m. Lakewood
Hospital, l4ls Belle Ave-, Lakewood
Tuesday, loo to 400 p. m.; Thursday
100 to 400 p. m. Lutheran Hospital
2609 Franklin Boulevard, Monday
1890 to $3.50 p. m. and in Cleveland
Hospitals.
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G.G.y. fcrSert 1ttSnitrte
fir G(eftri3itGtS.
Griparnf,e i,,f
ShIuB ron Seite 1.

ten ariessiiibruna nnieres 2anoes
erioroerlih lino."
&c 5irma eriud1t, oab 9alcud,-
tltng ppn Snnens uno sluBen=He-
flaneibiloeru II. rgl. pdbreno oes
Sagcs gdn5lih elin1iniert uno nat]
gintritt ser Iunfelbsit niht lunger
ais strei Stunoen angeibultet bleibt
auberoem iollen ShiIoer, bie Der
aeurtlifnabllng bon Sofalen fiir
oiientlide Gienlte, mie 5. 9. &e.
itaurants uim., nur beleuhtet mer-
Sen, iolanpe iolhe gtabliiienents
tatiGhlit) oifen lino.
Gin beionoeres Hrogramm fiir
SausbaIte pirr ipdter nod befannt
geeeben meroen. Sm aagencinen
miro iebob eriudt;; OoB aae Glef,
trisi.Gtsperihipenoung beim @e'
braud bon elettriihen Gorridtlm.
gen, pie elettriihen gisibranfen,
Seroen, &aoios, oeisofen Waller,
bei,eru uirp. permieoer miro.
Tie acknowledgements ober iper.
Sen caraui ouimerfiam selnaht
oab piele griparnilie i'm Gerbraud
eleftriiher gnergie er5ie.t peroeN
fonnen' pbne baB oas OtaB ser
Grcouftion beeintrGbtigt miro. Gs
be;bt, man oiirie ieooh nibt Be-
itrebt iein, oie notlpenoige geleuh
.ung iiir oie Wilitdriliegerei unS
sic @olleioienite, iiir oie oiienthh'
Beiunobeit eriorberlicte 9eleuh
tung, insbeionoere iiir sic Sebfrai
uno sic Siherbeit, Sen Shub Dor
Snoultrieanlasen, Oes Sransportes
uno iur 3pede ser Yroolftion, elm
3uitrdnfen.
1ieie Dtitteilung ser 5irma ilB
aui elmer Grfldrlrng oes Snnen
iefrpt1rs Sarolo 2. SIDES, bes 81
reftcrs iiir 1eienie Transportation
,soiepb 9 Gaitman, uno oes Sor
lisenoen ser @ar EroOuction 8oaro
Ionalo %. Nelipn pom %. Sllll
in uelhcr es beib.: vSeoes Gilni
Goble, jeoe @allons Gel ieoer Stu
bifiub 8as, pelder eingeipast wer
Sen fam, beoeutet, oab OaS Te'er
poir unierer natonalen Gnergi
nm iopiel groBer lit. Seoe arbcIts
itunoe, Sc BEL Ser GroOuftion Die
ier baiiihen getriebsItoiic, Ser Sro
button ser Gleftri5itdt, i'm Grams
; port unD i'm @erfebr eripart miro
lit cine glrbeitsitunoe, sic einem al
oeren 3rpef bienlib gemadt lper
sen fann."
O.
- 0itte leien Sic sic Inseigen!
| bIatt" anseir ,nben @eihdfte!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-09
8ritiiel,c Slieeer pett
Dcutietett oercttet

3iiiabon. Die @eiabltng eines BRET.
motorisen britliden 6lua5ergs, mel
dies iieben Meilen Dor Gnbo Naso, bel
9iila5cn, in sic See ltiir5te, lullroe
Don elmer oeutihen Nad)t, rGie blane
Conan, sarettet, Die NIT ben Sc
fret1r ser oeutihen 8eianotid)aft be-
rannt mar. Tie Slieger, tpeldle Ii!
Iallihirmen abiprangen, ebe lbre
Waihine aus @aiolinmangel insgfeer
itiir5te, iino sen portugieiiiben 9e-
boroen iibergeben lporoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-09

- 9itte leien Sic oie Inseleenl
bIatt" anaeir ;nben @eihdfte!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-09
Sii,nipr,th

2uftitlGiier bauen lit feline aulit.
glber Elm Saus,
Sas uui ser grbe itebt,
Set llnb irob.
llno srdre es nod 10 fle!n
limo beifeiben!
Surin Gber tper0e Wemter!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-09
ytaliem eibt Kan,pi
a,,f mftN cti,e
< 8eHinem,,eei,
Ghluk bon Geite |.

benn er bat sic Staliener I'M galfan,
9lirifu lmo Si5ilien aus Der nog
lihen Nieoerlagc retten miilien. SIT,
Ter bat eigcntlib geiuonnen, benn er
itellt ia nun aub oie aoblenlieieruH-
gen ein. sluf ser onoeren Seite abes
miro er sic in Seutid)lnnS 1eId)lftig
ten Staliener lpeiter bebnlten. Ger
8eipinn ser sllliierten lit olio nihl
allsu aroB, aber es lit Elm 8eapinn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-09

- Gs iteht nod niht gang felt,
mer bel Sen iiingiten gusiGreitungen
in Sarlem itmar5 mS mer rot Dor
ben slugen saieben bat.
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-17
RESOLUTION FAVORlNG
 REC LOANS

(Adopted by. the Board of Di-
 rectors of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, Septem- Der 30, l943.) .,..a
 RESOLVED by the Board of Directors of the San Frapcisco Chamber of Commerce. that the Reconstruction Finance Corpora tion should be'requested to grant loans to gold mining companies having ore reserves of a value sufficient to constitute security therefor, by means of which such companies may be enabled to finance the continued mainte- nance of their properties in an unwatered and tirnbered condi- ton until such time as they may