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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
kAS IA RAS0
(Spaudoje Pasidairius)
Raso Vyt. Sirvydas.
Idon,i Apyskaita

Americas Lietuviu Taryba
skelbiasi gavus S1,461.57 au-
ku is Americas Lietuviu visuo-
menes. Aukotoju sarasas ido-
mus atzvilgiu kad jane nera
nei vieno socialisto, ar socia-
hstines organizacijos. Grynai
kataliku iniciatyva auku pri-
siusta $558. Likusias sudejo
maiSyta visuomene Vasario 16
minint.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23

KAUNE, kaip ir kituose
Lietuvos miestuose nera jokiq
susisiekimo priemoniq. Auto
busai isviso nevaikscioja, nes
Vokieciu istaigos neduoda ga
solino. Visi gyventojai turf
keliauti peksti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
p RU S A I

PRU S Al
Nuo kalnu mates - tyvuliavo
Plati eiria, jura panasi.
Ant kalno azuolo pills didziavos,
Kaip gerve, bokstais pranasi.
O giriose SUI laumem raganom,
Vilkolakiais, undinem il smakais
Seneliai tasyk sventa ugni degino;
Kvepejo laime If sakais.
Taip slinko rudenys if vasaros,
Taip bego metu daugelis simtu
Gyveno jie be kraujo il be asaru
Slamejlme silu sventu.
Ir niekeno ten neuzklystami
Ilgai gyveno taip vienu vieni,
Kol neatejo vyrai nepazystami
Kardais ir kryzium nesini.
Tuomet prie pat sventosios Gabijos,
Anita alkakalnio vejos zalios
Adalherta-Vaitieku nugalabijo
Atejusi sudrumst tylos..
J. K. Aleksandriskis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-23
sVENTADIENIS
(V. Siugzdinis)

Prabilo mano sirdziai svento lyto grozis,
Axis pramerke saule uz lauku,
Ir vel as pajutau aplinkui zmones,
Ir vel as gyvenu
Priimki mano malda, Jehova,
II diena Sia palaimink Tu name,
Mes ryt gal jau parklupsiu j zeme juoda,
Ir vel istremime -.
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sPIETU AMERIKA turi maziau negu 100
popieros drbtuviu kuros aptarnauja 90,000,000
znloniu, gi Syv Valstijose vekia 638 dirbtuviu
ganinanciQ stora popieri ir 1874 plono pperio
drbtuVes.
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S A P MINI n K A S

kama su prisiuntimu $1.25
Didelis, gausiai paveiksluotas Sapninykas,
graziai sutvarkytas, isaisldnantis kiekviena
,apna. Kekvienas privalo il tureti save
nailuose
Reikalaulit "DirvOje"
$3.50 Superior Avenue Cleveland. Orr
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GUNNER WELLES, Suv. Valstiju SeEretoriaus pade-
jejas, te;singai rodineja jog Suv. Valsoms reka-
inga pasiauko ir mtis pilnos asakomybes palakymui
praktskos pasauines organzacjos kulios tkslas bus
vykdyti pasauyje taika pavartoant jiega eigu nor-
ma butt iuosais baimes negeroviu kokios pokari-
Name pasaulyje gales isivyraut.
"Islilming zodzia il bendri privedziojmai" sake
jis, 'dalyku nepagerins. Mes zurim prmyn turedami
n1intye igyvendnima toxic pasaulio kuriame zmones
gales gyvent takoje, saugume II lasv nuo baimes To-
kia taika atset gaima tiktai stegiant prakska pa
sauline organZacja takos vykdynui ir musu sails pri
valo pasiimt pina dali atsakomybes uz tos takos
palaikyma net jiega'.
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DREZIDENTAS Roosevelt

pREZIDENTAS Roosevelt isleido prokamacja pa
skirdamas seknadieni, Geguzes 16, Il Am Ame-
rcan" Diena Ta diena ragina pasvest pagerbimui vi
sQ sales peciQ kurie suejo azu If tu kurie prieme
sos sales pietybe begye pastaro meto Prezidentas
raglna federalius, vastQ il miestu vadinnkus r pr
vatnes organzaciias pagelbeti ir ciagimams ir ate
vams tpusems piliecais "geriau suprast u pareigas
ir progas" tapus pilnoie prasmeje Amerikiecu.
ledza po S25O9Ooo00O diena Tai nepaprastai didele
suma, r tai rodymss koku placiu mastu yra dirbama
laimeti kara.
eREIKIA rs svaru vatos (n1edvilnes) aprupinmui
vieno kareivo metu begyie. Du iris karus daugau
jeigu kareiyis isejes karo fronta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-17
ZAPISN NIX
(Nadaljevarje z 2. strani)

kandidat IA tajnisko sluzbo, je
zakljueeno od1oziti voIitev tai
nika do prihodnje seize, med tenn
casom pa brat Kuhel Sc nadalje
yrsi tajniske posle.
Predsednik brat Kristan zeli
slisati mnenje odbornikov, ali
bi ne bio primerno vabiti ma
bgdoee seize eksekutive tudi ma
mestnike. Ker SO notranji po-
si SANSa znani v glavnem lie
damon eksekutive, bi Sc morali
o5njih seznaniti tudi namestni-
81. Sprejet je predlog, da bodo
Ybodoce tudi namestniki vab-
1jeni ma seize.
Br. DIR. Kern smatra "a po-
trebno, da Sc enkrat v bliznji
bodocnosti sklice seja vseh Cd
borov-izvrsnega, sirsega in
eastnega. Pojasnilo bi Sc maj,
kaj in kako SANS della, kake
uspehe je lie dosegel, skratka,
! da Sc dajo VISA pojasniIa o no.
tranjih zadevah nasega poslo-
wanna. Poseben odbor maj bi
dolocil potreben program, ka-
ker tudi cas- in kraj. Svetovan
je. .eden Timed poletnih mesecev.
Y tenn smislu je predlog STAY,
lien, podpiran in sprejet.
Nadalje je zakljuceno, da
predsednik revidira pravila in
jih priobei v listih. Ia potrebc
Sc Jill lahko gotovo stevilo mi
meografira v uradu ali pa go.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-17

itovo stevilo da odtisniti v tis-
karni. To vprasanje Sc prepu-
sti upravnenfd uradu.
Razpravlja Sc ponovno o kon-
igresnem zapisniku in O predlo-
gu, XII je bill sprejet ma prvi Sc
.ji dine %. decembra 1912, da Sc
da tiskati v obliki brosure "
5000 izvodih. Veeina Sc strinja,
'da je zapisnik sedaj lie izgubil
prvotno privlacnost, ker SO re-
isolucije in drugi glavrii "a
kljueki lie bill priobeeni v listih,
drugo pa obsega izerpke govo-
rov, volitve in razne formalno-
sti. ia nase propaganda sedaj
zapisnik nina vee toliko vred-
nosti. Predlagano in sprejeto
:je, da Sc prvotni sklep preklice
ter da sc zapisnik ne tiska. Pri-
pravi Sc lie gotovo stevilo tip
kanih iztisov "a SANSov arhiv.
Brat Kuhel tudi preeita "a
nimivo pismo cd blagajnika po-
druznice stew. 5 v Rock
|Springsu, Wyo. Ia podruznica
je ponosna, ker je bila ena IL
med najprvih postojank SANS
a, nikakor pa ne razume mlac-
nosti drugih naselbin, XII Sc Sc
MISC organizirale in prieele ak
tivnega della pc naeelih Slo-
venskega narodnega kongresa.
Podruznica apelira, da posa-
mezniki pozabijo ma strankar-
stvo in da obrnejo vse svoje sile
v pomoc trpecemu narodu v
start domovini in njegovi re-
sitvi.-Pismo sc vzame ma INA
ME.
V razpravo pride tudi vpra-
sanje govornikov, "a katere pro-
sijo nekatere naselbine in
SANSove podruznice. Zaklju-
eeno je, da vse take zadeve re-
sijo upravni uradniki "a vsak
slucaj posebej in dolocijo go
vornike, kakor tudi da ukrene.
! jo vse potrebno glede stroskov
S tenn je dnevni red izcrpan
Predsednik Sc zahvali vsem "a
poset seize in vsestransko ko.
operacijo ter sejo zakljuci OF
80 zvecer.
ETBIN KRISTAN,
predsednik
MIRKO c.. KUHEL,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-17
Obcinsko dete
M DOJENCKA
spisal
Branislav Music

me razumem, gospod, kako
maj pisem v taksnem stanju /.
vi boste razumeli -. taksno
stanje -"
"Prosim vas, pisite, kar YAM
bonn narekoval," ukaze gospod
Sima in gresni ucitelj vzame pc
70. ...s
me tega peresa, to je sla-
boz" ..t.
"Saj je vseeno," odgovori u
citelj in pomoci pero. A.
"Zapisite to-le: JAZZ sem zena
sirota in ne 1norem vzdrzavati
tega otroka vsled revscine, cato
ga puseam tukaj, da hi ga spre-
jeli in obdrzali dobri ljudje."
"Samo to-" vprasa ucitelj "a
cudeno.
"Da, samo to-" odgovori 60
spod Sima. "Dajte mi, da vidim,
kako ste napisali."
Ucitelju pade nekaj z duse,
"a trenotek pobledi in oci mu
zazare veselo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-17
P. DECOURCELLE:
moo
LJUB EZNI
ROMAN

zivljenje. Vsak hip ponoci in
podnevi bedi mad nasim neha-
njem, mad vsakim nasim kora-
kom. Matt je kakor pogled, XII
ma govoriti. 3-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-17

= AoHA IN CkA4A ~ ~
necesa hi vas incl prositi, ali
seveda vi mi daste Casino bese-
do, da boste o tenn moleali."
Komaj je izgovoril gospod Sima
zadnjo besedo, zajeci nekaj
strasno v omari, v kateri je bila
njegova biblioteka. Ueitelj Sc
zbuni, a gospod sima odpre "a
upno omaro, kjer je neskrbno
brcal ma knjigah Nedeljko.
"Fej" napravi ueitelj, ko o.
pazi, da Nedeljko nj pray mic
pail ma knjige, ma katerih je
lezaI.
Gospel Sima pogleda, katere
knjige so poskodovane, in ko
vidi, da je ponesnazen samo pr
vi zvezek Jarmekovih zbranih
spisov S pisateljevo sliko, Sc po-
tolazi. Vzame Nedeljka IL biblio-
teke in zaupa ueite1u muzike
skrivnost:
GILLETTE, gospod, to je moi O.
trok.".
"Vas?"
"Da -. veste to so mladenis-
Ike dogodivseine."
"Mladeniske? Ali "a Boga, ia
otrok nina vee cd dveh mese.
cev."
"Da, diva in devet pred roj
stvom, to je enajst -. pred e
najstimi messed, veste sem
bill mlajsi, takrat Sc nisem bill
ozenjen; z drugimi besedami
to je moi otrok. Sal menda vi.
dite, da mi je podoben ?"
Ucitelj pogleda malo bolje in
Made, da mu je otrok nenavad.
no podoben. .l...
"Ko sem Sc sklenil zeniti, SEN
moral zapustiti MO, XII je rodils
tega otroka." - g..
ITO Sc razume," doda ucitelj
Xxi mu je zdaj lie odleglo pr du.
81. 81.
cali ona hoee, da Sc mi ma.
seuje, in da razrusi mole "a
konsko zivljenje in gillette, ka,
je napravila! Malo pref, ko SEN
odsel il sobe, sem nasel pree
vrati tega otroka S pismom, ma
slovljenim ma mojo zeno. Tists
nesrecnica je vedela, da ment
ia cas- nj donna, pa je ukrenils
tako, da hi moja zena nasla o
troka. V tenn pa Sc je k srec
zgodilo, da sem Bill danes ia;
pri vasi uri ter sem ostal do
ma"
:, TX sreci," pristavi ueitelj.
"Poslusajte torej, kaj je pi
sala moji zeni: Spostovana go
spa! Vas MOI je meme pahnil '
nesreco "a vse z~ivljenje in j
Sci z menoj tako dalec, da je no
dill z menoj otroka."
ITO has ne pomeni It'll bogv
kako dalee," pristavi zdaj Z
veselo ucitelj.
"Prosim, poslusajte samo da
lie: TO sem mu sporocila in g
prosila, maj mi poslje denar q
vzdrzevanje otroka, ali on noe
niti slisati. TO je najvecja bi
tanga
ITO verdar nj mogoce," rec
ucitelj iznenadeno.
"Da, gospod, tako je zapisa
la, glejte, sarni lahko prebere
te; ali poslusajte naprej: To j
na~jveeja bitanga, ne pa oce, /
. noce skrbeti Ia syoiega otroks
JAZZ sem sirota devojka."
PA kako devojka, ako i'm
otroka? ga prekine ucitelj, a
! zdaj Re malo zlobno.
me, ' tenn ina prav, ker s
nj ornozila," doda gospod mace
J mix zelo obzirno III eta dale
JAZZ sem sirota devojka in h
morem vzdrzevati njegovega |
troka, cato ga posiljam Van
gospa, pa ga vi vzdrzujte, Ike
tako = varni ne DO incl dece."
!. r., to je " razzaIjenje,' pr
staW ucitelj zdai ze popolnom
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-17
(NadaljevanJe
r o M

- Gromska strela! - SIC je
zakrohotal bandit, - zdaj, ko
tega falota Slimaka nj vec med
zivimi, moramo sami dokoncati
njegovo delo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-17
XIV.
IN JOK

Zapustili sno Mileka in Clau-
dineta v hipu, ko sta prestrase-
ma omahnila ma blazinice v ko-
CHI in sc ihte objela, Sc VISA pod
silnim vtisom velike nevarnosti,
XII sta il bila prav kar usla.
Komaj je pa Claudinet spo-
znal, da je nevarnost minila,
Sc je zaeel pod tezo neprestanih
udareev dusiti in malo je mani
kalo, da nj omedIel.
Iztegoval je roke, kakor hi
sc branil besnece Zefyrine.
Obraz mu je skrivilo in krcevi-
to skrGeni prsti SO Sc kar sami
nervozno zasadili v prijateljevo
ramos; popadel ga je hud ka-
SELF.
Mileek je ljubece objel ubo-
gega prijatelja.
- LIE pogum ,dragi Claudi-
net, - ga je bodril solznih oci
in YES obupan, da mu ne more
pomagati v teh najtezjih tire
nutkih Koeijaz naju odpe-
lie domov. Tam ii bonn pa sire
gel, tam tie izlecim -.
Ubogi jetienik je skusal cd
govoriti ma tie laskave besede.
Toda kaselj ga je prevec dusil,
tako da nj mogel spraviti il Sc
be nobene besedice.
Toda njegov sladki in otozni
Lsmehljaj, izrazajoc neizmerno
ljubezen in globoko hvaleznost,
je povedal ~prijatelju mnogo vee
nego najlepse 'besede. +
Polagoma je kaselj vendar lie
potential.
- Koncno! - je dejal Mil
eek. - All, ia grdi katar!
Toda kmalu DO konec tvojiI
muk. Zdaj hos kmalu zdrav, ke
ne Dos nicesar pogresal. All
dragi moi Claudinet, ali m
verjames, da sem mislil, da Il
DO teta ubila?
- Tudi JAZZ sem mislil tako
l. je odgovoril ubogi jeticnil
prostodusno. - Toda ma ka.
mislis, Mileek? - je vprasa.
videe, kako Sc je prijatelju ma
enkrat zmracil obraz.
; - Mislim ma to, kar 81 mi de.
jail, da MANFRED nj mogoee, da b
bila to meja matt. .
- Ne, to prav gotovo nj mo
goce. JAZZ re dolgo mislim ia
ko; toda zdaj, ko sem tie vide
pred MO, kakor malo pref, IDA.
:, sem O TEN trdno preprican.
- Res, sin bi svoji materi nj
grozil, raje bi umrl, nego dvig
nil ma MO roko.
- III 81 il pa grozil 2 revol
: verjem Malo je manjkalo
da je nisi ustrelil.
- Da, - je pritrdil Mileek
- Sc trenutek, pa hi bill spro
! I'll.
- Vidis. Mar pa more prit
: sin v ~izkusnjavo, da samo pc
misli ma to, da bi ubil svoj,
mater?
Mel Ne! To je izkljuceno
Matt mora biti nekaj ne
: izreeeno milega, dobrega, nez
mega - je dejal rev6ek melan
holicno. 80 Tako slabo Sc spo
minjam svoje mamice; zdi $
mi, da je sploh nikoli incl nj
, sem.
il In JAZZ je tudi, jar je tud
lnikoli nisem incl, ce niser
e otrok tvoje tete zefyrine, kako
pravis ii IN kar skoro ze vel
jamem. Toda dobra gospa
49, 4A4HAM&EEAa 40 F44H&ME zA%. GNF#@AMs- Z-
e Moissellesu mi je povedala, ka
lie matt.
], No, kaj pa je?
4 Dejala mi je, da je maj
angel varuh, k ga je posls
I bog otrokom, da jill 1jubi in cl
q iva. Ko pa dorascamo, nam pt
sveca vse svoje misli, vso svoj
udanost in pogOst0 tudi svoj
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

Next Thurs
day Our Sol
tiiers, Sailors
and Marines
All Over the
World Are
Expected To
GObble Up
About
100000
Pounds of
Turkey. The
Photograph
Shows an
american Cob
and an Eng
lish Tar
Fraternizing
Over a
Couple of
"Drunsticks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

T URKEY-by order Of Uncle
Sam--has gone 70 war
D Before anyone gets the
wrong idea, however. this "tur-
key is not the Asiatic land Of
the minarets, but the good old
traditional Thanksgiving gobbler.
Not many people know II. but
the regulations Of the United
States Army require that roast
turkey be served 10 our boys
every Thanksgiving Day
With American troops spread
all over tho world. from icy bar.
ren Kiska TO the steaming Jungles
OF New Guinea, the carrying out
Of that regulation is no easy task.
But next Thursday every
American fighting man, wherever
ne may be marching, sailing or
flying will get a good old tradi-
tional Thanksgiving Day dinner.
To make that certain, Uncle Sam
stopped the sale Of the bifl 70
civilians for the months of Au-
gust and September.
During that time over 10000
900 pounds Of turkey meat was
sent 20 Army posts and camps
overseas enough 20 guarantee
that every man in the service
VIII get his share on both Thanks
giving and Christmas
Despite the heavy overseas
shipments, plenty of the birds are
expected to be in ehe markets
the next few days for civilian use,
The turkey crop this year VIII
be ample for all says Colonel
Paul Z. Logan of the Quarter
master Corps. There will be
many hundreds Of thousands more
birds this year than in 1912. OF
this total well over 90 per cent
will be available for the civilian
markets The Army's purchase
will cause no civilian shortage at
Thanksgiving or Christmas.
Tay Department
has no hard and fast regulations
like the Army. Uncle Sam sees
that all OF his men afloat, whether
in small PTB boats or on giant
battleships, get turkey on Thanks
giving too.
One photograph on this page,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

enclosures their feet never touching
the ground Nothing but the choicest
milk and grain enters their outlets and
veterinary science watches over them
from incubator to the chopping block
Our fighting men won't register
much interest in such details Of produc-
ton back on the farm. But they are
looking forward TO the edible results of
such homefront activities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

taken at a typical farm where the birds
are grown for the boys in khaki, was
recently made at Brittany Hills Little
Britain New York where Arthur r Vim
ton raised 500 white Holland turkeys
Mr. Vinton says that the Yanks are
getting the finest birds ever grown.
On his farm and il is typical OF
many throughout the country the tur-
keys pass their lives in palatial wire
Evening star., 1943-05-02
Borons, Bankers Are Privotes
In Weird British Regiment
Austro-Germon Nationals Caught by War
In England Train to Fight Nozis

outfit. He himself was a prosperous
ship broker, with Offices in London,
before the war. Practically all his
business was here. He never had
bothered, however, to become Brit
ish subject, and when war broke
out, he found himself temporarily
an alien enemy. But there was
actually no question of his loyalty.
His business still is prospering, in
the hands of an English manager
whom he employs.
"Of course" he says, "the ma
jority OF us are Jews, but a good
many are pure Aryans. Hitler has
not been as selective as some seem
to think. Take, for instance, 'the
count" He has just been made a
sergeant and is mighty proud of it
He was leading figure in CONT
mental society before the war. Only
one OF the barons has been able to
get a rating yet. The others are
all privates and good soldiers.
"One of our sergeants has been
a millionaire several times and
bankrupt several times. Another
was a silk stocking salesman The
lawyers have done we'll. About 10
of them are corporals. Quite a few
of our privates fought on the other
side in the last war. There are at
least five German officers-one of
them a distinguished German flyer,
another a naval commander,
Average Age Is 40.
But of course these men are
getting old to serve in the ranks. al
though they do not seem to mind
1t. The average age of our men is
about 40 now 1t used to be much
longer, but the boys have largely
been transferred to other services
The Austrians, on the whole, we're
much younger.
But even now we are getting
some new blood. A lot of German
Jewish children were rescued from
Germany in the few years just pre-
cedlng the war and some Of the
boys now are coming Of age to
join the service"
The favorite entertainment in
camp, the lance corporal says, is
music-Beethoven, Bach, Brahms,
etc. Several Of the soldiers are
distinguished musicians. The actor
members stage some Of the best
plays to be seen in the British
service.
Only one-now a corporal-has
had any personal contact with Hit
Ter and he, 100 per cent Aryan
and former art professor at Ger
man university, Is one Of Der Fueh-
rer's bitterest enemies. The same
man happens to be an athlete of
note.
Few of the men, the lance cor
poral says, plan ever to return to
Germany. In relatively few cases
are their families there. Some know
positively that their relatives have
been slaughtered. others that they
have been sent to concentration
camps in Poland from which It Is
very unlikely they ever viii emerge.
Evening star., 1943-05-02

By staff Correspondent Of The Star
SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND,
April (By MaiD The worlds
strongest military organization is in
training here-a company whose
privates include barons and bankers,
opera singers and poets, nearly all
the members of celebrated CONT
tinental stringed orchestra, a lieu
tenant colonel and couple of
majors of the last war.
Most of them have college de-
grees. A good proportion are doc
tors Of philosophy. There are about
a dozen lawyers, some Of them lead
ers of their profession. Several are
bankers.
They have a high morale, a fine
discipline. They undergo the reg
ular training of the British Army
infantry, but most of their actual
work, at present, is with picks and
shovels. They are a select lot of
German and Austrian nations, many
Of whom, however, have lived in
England a good part of their lives
and practically have forgotten the
German tongue. Others are refu-
gees who escaped from Germany
just before the war, some with the
Gestapo hard on their trail.
Men Are Loyal.
There are. in fact, several COM
panies. They are made up of men
who, rigid investigation of each
individual has shown, are beyond
suspicion, There is no discrimina-
ton against them and they are
eligible for commissions and the
various non-com ratings on the
same basis as any British soldier.
A few English officers. sergeants and
corporals are attached to each COM
pany, Many of the aliens have
made fine records.
These men are part of a pioneer
regiment which corresponds closely
to an American regiment of engi-
neers. They carry out all sorts of
military engineering jobs, such as
laying out camps, constructing air.
fields and roads, etc. They also are
trained as infantry, are armed and
can be used in the front lines, but
not against Germany.
However much these men hate
Hitler, they remain German nation
ais and would not be considered
prisoners Of war If captured. Prob
ably no element in the armies Of
the United Nations hates Na1 Ger
many more than these pioneer SOL
diers. The German tongue Is
banned. by common consent, from
their barracks. Their position nat
urally is difficult. but tolerant I'M
derstanding has made it much easier
than 1t might have been, and op-
portunities have just been opened
for the transfer and promotion of
these men in other branches of the
service. Already most of the phy-
sicians, who were serving as pri-
Yates In the ranks of the pioneers,
have been transferred to make use
OF their professional abilities.
Let q lance corporal from one Of
the companies tell the story Of his
Evening star., 1943-05-02
CounciImen 10 Be Chosen
lin 7 MONTGOMERY Towns

Residents Of two Montgomery
County towns will go to the polls
tomorrow to elect Councilmen.
Clyde Hall and James Thomas are
seeking reelection on the Garrett
Park Town Council with no oppo-
sition.
In Glen Echo Joseph Deebo viii
succeed Charles w. Ballinger, who
has refused to run again, while
Clyde B. Fishel is seeking reelection.
Neither has opposition.