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Evening star., 1943-04-11
Betty Field on Road Back
Recently Engaged as Housewife,
Actress Now on Universal Roster

, when they passed out the diplomas
on graduation day, Miss Field was
the girl who wasn't there. She had
to skip commencement to take an
understudy job.
A part IN "She Loves Me Not" tool
her to London. She returned for q
small role in Page Miss Glory,
then George Abbott cast her In q
series Of productions on Broadway
and on the road. They were Three
Men on a Horse" boy Meets Girl >
Room Service" What q Life" and
The Primrose Path"
She turned down all Hollywood
offers until the spring Of 1899 when
Paramount filmed What q Life
the play that made the Aldrich
Family famous.
With amazing versatility she step
ped next into "Of Mice and Men,
then into Seventeen" and went
back to New York for Elmer Rice's
Two on an Island"
Next In Hollywood came Victory"
with Frederic March. She consider
ed this one Of her lesser efforts, 50
put it out of her mind and went
back East for summer stock. She
was recalled by Paramount for an
eight-week location at Big Bear Lake
for her most memorable film role to
date. that of Sammy Lane, the
Ozark girl in "The Shepherd Of the
Hills" On the final day, she flew
back to New York for Rice's Flight
to the West" after which she re-
turned to the Pacific Coast on loan
out for Hot Nocturne. That was
her last screen appearance until
now.
Evening star., 1943-04-11
'Toujours Gay
Is Arline's Motto
Since Spouse Left
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Airline Judge has her young son
Gather Is now Sonia Henie's hus-
band. Dan Topping) on the sci
with her at Republic. She Is minus
governess to look after him at
home, 50 the boy has a studio for a
nursery. Airline says her new mate
Flyer Jimmy Addams Of the RAF,
hopes to come back to California in
about three months.
Before Jimmy went" says Airline,
che said to me, I don't want you to
NOPE at home while I'm gone.
want you to have good time.
want you to be gay
Il tried to be gay by going out a
lot, but I must be getting old or
something, because night clubs here
bore me. Besides, there's too much
gossip. If you go out they talk about
you. But then they talk about you
Evening star., 1943-04-11

the screen and In her French pic
lures proved herself a good actress
But until better cinematic days ar
rive for her. it's Miss Faye for me
Can't leave the ladies without
mention of the only real lady in
Hollywood-Lady Korda. In SIM
pier words, Merle Oberon. Here's a
couple Of good "pin-up" girls to
match with her-Janet Blair and
Jinx Falkenburg. There was q time
when Merle would have won hands
down. But In past years her pic
ture output has been small. I'd
rather see her pictures, but I can
see where the other two girls would
have big market for their movie
wares.
On the whole, I've given the best
part of the argument in support of
Miss Colby's theory. But I still
doubt whether we are right.
(Released by the North American Nevs-
paper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Mushing Quandary

Republic wishes now 1t had never
started Road to Gods Country"
because dogs needed for the "mush-
ing" sequences are no longer to be
found around Hollywood in neces-
sary numbers. Before war, more
than 500 "huskies' were available
and now there are only few dozen.
Called in by the Army, they're sta
toned today in Alaska, Iceland and
other faraway points.
Evening star., 1943-04-11

If you stay home, say that you have
secret boy friends. The best thing
is work. I built a house here, and
when it was finished I thought I'd
60 crazy. There was nothing to do
but NOPE. But work takes care of
everything" (Miss Judge has a role
in Song Of Texas" with Cowboy
Roy Rogers.)
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Leo Would Return
Beaches to People
By the Associated Pres.

HOLLYWOOD.
Leo Carrillo has crusade.
He has just been elected member
OF the California Park Commission
His battle cry is that the beaches OF
the State should be restored to the
people; it seems that Garlic is in
censed with the hundreds of INC
Trespassing' signs off the coastal
highway.
Evidently his colleagues Of the
commission share his views, for they
recently laid out 100000 to buy the
Will Rogers Beach. convert it into q
park and give it back where it came
from.
Evening star., 1943-04-11

do didn't think Eddie was Irish
enough. Since Joan Crawford
started 8 picture about the women's
army, shes received tips from hun
dreds of gals at.Fort Des Moines on
how to be WAAC. One even sent
her diary, relating her daily expe.
riences iE camD.
Evening star., 1943-04-11

placed the trees In . deep excavation
outside 50 just the tops were visible
through the window.
Chitter chatter-Edward Francis
Patrick O'Shea, known to all his ac-
quaintances as Eddie. was given the
film moniker Of Michael O'Shea in
Lady of Burlesque" because his stu
Evening star., 1943-07-23
North End Exhibition
Sunday 10 Lure Ace
Hunters, Jumpers
By LARRY LAWRENCE.

Oy AhnN wv
Encouraged by the enthusiastic
reception given the recent North
End Horse Show, Gardner and
Mrs. Hallman, who managed the af-
fair, have scheduled a repeat per-
Torrance Sunday at 2 o'clock at the
show grounds at the upper end OF
Sixteenth street.
If present plans mature, they may
run a series of horse shows every
other Sunday throughout the sum-
mer
A number of fine show horses now
are stabbed in Washington and ex-
hibitors from out of town may be
able to get their horses here, as evi-
denced by the previous show, so that
plenty of competition is assured.
Sundays show will have pro-
gram of events similar to the last
one. Glasses in the jumper division
probably will be judged by 1t. Col,
Charles B. McClelland, famous Army
horseman, who made name for
himself in horse shows in this Sec
ton when he was stationed at Fort
Myer.
He will be scoring Smacko, a star
Jumper formerly his and now the
property of Capt. Alvin Kay. Claude
Owens will judge the hunters.
An open jumper event is carded
and the modified Olympic will be re-
peated. A handy jumper class will
take the place of the handicap
Jumper.
Arnold Lusby, home on leave from
the service for the week end, will be
on hand to ride Mr.. Taylor. Other
noted mounts, such as Elsie Thomp-
sons Hi-Boy, Anita Mammele's Cad
dy's Trump, Angelina Carabells
Our Day, Capt. Kay's Applejack and
No Mistake, Jackie Warren's David.
Mrs. F. Stones Synarchy and Sing
Song and Mrs. Dorothy Smiths St.
Nick will be out to vie for the rib
hn,,e and fricolnrS
Evening star., 1943-07-23
OUTDOORS
Win Blll ACKERMAN.

With BILL ACkERMAN.
-Catfishin' With Homer" in July
Field and Stream was interesting Tor
several reasons.
It was written by a capitalize.
Marshall Morgan, one OF the
"fishinist gang" to be found around
these parts and whose working hours
are spent in the United States Fed
eral Trade Commission.
In addition, the story agreed with
an idea we have advanced for many
years-that the channel cat In this
neck of the woods is a real sport
Ash and If given a chance would
fill quite a gap in our local fishing
calendar.
Above all, however, it has brought
10 light the fact that Morgan might
easily be the dean of outdoor
writer's, for it seems he wrote
column entitled Fins, Fur and
Feathers" in the Nashville Banner
which old-timers say was the first
reporting of that kind in that sec
ton and among the best.
Marshall later became managing
editor of the Nashville Tennesseean.
He has been around this section for
l0-odd years.
1t is hoped other stories like
>Catfishin' With Homer" will come
often from this Washingtonian.
Chant" was another of the Trade
Commission gang. During Office
hours he was known as Col William
+. Chantland. Without doubt he
and his missus were the fishin'ist
folks we ever knew.
He now lives alongside the beau
tiful New River in Southern Florida
and, except on the two days each
week he puts in as Coast Guards
man in the Temporary Reserve, he
enjoys his fishing
The note regarding the new year.
book of the International Game
Fish Association being available free
oy writing Francesca La Monte, as
sistant curator of the American Mu-
scum Of Natural History. New York
City, has brought many requests
Tor 1t from this area Keep in mind
that the edition is limited and that
this publication holds interest onlv
Tor big game fishermen. In that
way 1t will do the most good to the
greatest number.
Evening star., 1943-07-23
Poyne Wins Golf Medal
In Title Tournament

Everett Payne, medalist in the
District of Columbia recreation golf
tournament last year. shot par u
to take the honors for the second
straight year, with John Dean fin
ishing second with "A and DR.. Ken
Brown taking third with IS.
Semifnals are scheduled Sunday
at 9 am, with the final slated for
o'clock at Langston. The James
E. Scott Trophy will be presented to
the winner
Evening star., 1943-07-23
Girls HoIdinq Track Meet

Keen competition is anticipated in
the Negro girls city wide track and
field meet scheduled today at Ban
neker lower field at o'clock. Events
include 40, so, 60 and 100 yard
dashes; throws for distance, high
Jump, broad jump, shuttle relays and
potato races.
Evening star., 1943-07-23
Kompfer Mat HeodIiner

Hans Kampfer, who has been
known as The Mask in this territory
In recent weeks, will headline We'd
nesday nights rassling show at
Turner's Arena against an opponent
to be selected.
Evening star., 1943-07-23
Netmen PIoy at Bunneker

The annual District Of Columbia
Negro recreation open tennis tour
nament will start tomorrow on the
Banneker courts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-06
Ann Arbor Council
Enacts Curfew Law

ANA Arbor. oct 6-Monday night
with the third reading OF the bill
before the city council, and its
approval by council members Ann
Arbor7 proposed curfew regula-
ton became law. For parents Of
childrel who violate the eurfew
ruling the bill provides a 500 fine
or a 80 day jail term. or both.
Provisions OF the law, which re-
quires that all young people, under
the age OF l6 years. to be off the
streets and out OF public places of
anus sment by 10 o'clock each
night except Friday and Saturday
nights when the curfew hour is
extended until II o'clock. do not
apply to minors accompanied by
parents or a guardian. The law
will be effective 10 days from near
future publication.
Parents are held responsible for
the conduct OF their children and
the ordinance does not recognize
the plea that the parents are ig-
norant of the child 5 whereabouts
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-06
Rites to be Friday
For Mrs. Staebler

Ann Arbor. Oct. 6-Funeral ser.
vices for Mrs. Mary A. Staebler, IS,
wife OF j. Fred Staebler, president
of the Staebler.Kempf oil Co., who
died al her home Tuesday morning
al 1921 Granger Ave, after a long
illness. will be at $3.50 Friday af-
ternoon at the Zion Lutheran
Church with Rev. f. {. Stellhorn
officiating
A resident OF Ann Arbor for So
years. she was born on April 10,
1867. IL Superior Township, bu'
moved to Lodi Township while in
her youth.
She was the daughter OF George
and Bar bara REM Steeb, and was
married to Mr. Staebler Nov %
1890. 4 member of the Zion Luth-
eran Church. she was also a mem
Der OF the Ladies' Aid Society Of
the church. other organizations
include the Ann Arbor Womans
Club. Sodalis Circle of Kings
Daughters. and size was made
life member of the Ann Arbor Ord
er of the Eastern Star.
Surviving are her husband: two
daughters. Mrs. Claire Hester and
Mrs. Paul r. Kempf, both of Ann
Arbor. two grandchildren; two sis
tiers, Mrs. Emanuel APRIL, Scio
Township. and Mrs. Robert Arm
bruste", Lodi Township; four broth
ers, :ohn Steeb. Washtenaw Rd.,
Jacob Steeb Charles Steeb. Miller
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-06
Group Will Meet
in Gilbert House

Home Economies extension lead
ers will meet at Gilbert House at
10 a. IN. Friday
This is the first in a series of
training meetings for the home
economics extension leaders under
the direction OF Miss Frances f.
Wilson, home demonstration agent
for Washtenaw County
Miss Wilson will be in charge OF
the two meetings held in October,
which are on Family Health" The
title of the first OF the two, the
Friday meeting, is indications OF
Illness
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-06

Rid, and Edward Steeb, Osceola,
Ind.
Burial will take place at the
Forest Hnl Cemetery and friends
may call at the Muehlig Chapel
until Friday noon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-06
FrainS Lake
LAST RITES HELD

LAST RITES HELD
FOR MRS. GEER
Frains Lake, Mich. oct. c. Flu
neral services we're held for Mrs
Zada Geer. wife of Willard W.
Geer, Friday afternoon from the
home. y. Plymouth Rd.. with burial
in Plymouth Cemetery. Mrs. Geer
was taken suddenly i'll Sunday eve
ming and passed away in st. Joseph
Hospital Tuesday evening.
She leaves besides her husband.
one daughter. Mrs. Melvin Bunk,
Plymouth, and a sister, Mrs. Harry
McClumpia. New York.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-06
Attend Farewell PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Staebler and
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Thornbury
and families attended a family
gathering Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Underhill nea"
South Lyon. The occasion was a
farewell party to their brother-in-
Law. Charles Simpson. Detroit. who
is leaving for the Army next week.
Fred Tackman. who has been 4
patient in st. Josephs Hospital the
past week, remains quite i'll.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-06

Have your tires, battery, spark
plugs, brakes, lights and horn
inspected and repaired or
replaced II necessary. Change to
winter lubricants and put in
Firestone Super Anti-FreeIe.
Take steps now to stop trouble
before trouble stops you'll
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Die Karteiiclnet
Shlu6 bon Scite /.

,}entner, abg9pogen uno anit1r0lg
he5ablt. I'm 5 llbr nbeuos ging Ser
Marih bcinrdrts. 800 3entner &ar.
tpfieln. 60 ipas mus man erlebt ba-
rcn. slm l,dhiten Sonntug braud)te
feline 5lpeite Sploltle jll iabren. Sie
Yalern. brahten bllnoerte BON Gent.
rsrn frei,pillig nad) ben 9farft am
Sonndbeno. Soier in oieiem Sunoe
bloarf es nur Der @eiesgebung, absr
Die Serren slhgeorbneten uno Sena-
loren baben ibre &opfIdmer5cu ipegen
e;nem pierten Serlnin - llno oa miro
eben oas 9tGberliegenoe pergeiien =
WtoblmaGun9 fir Die @eluinnuag
ees arieges ourcb rid,tlge Serteillrne
allem lpas Ser Weeitit 5lnid)'t 5ul
a!uirehterbaliling bes &orpers be.
notigt: 2ebensnlittel!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
DID YOU KNOW

The piranha, an lS-inch poison
Gus fish, kills hundreds of cattle
annually in South America.
More men than women commit
suicide in the United States.
The world contains approxi-
mately 10000 known species of
hsh.
Workers in occupied Holland
10 not answer advertisements
featuring attractive jobs in IT,.
Russian Ukraine. with room,
board and clothing free
Tree ring analysis has enabled
science to date ruins in the Rio
Grande OF New Mexico TO go
A. ID.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
ANSWERS

(See Questions on page s..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
NpN eeaen Sst,pars>
iitaret bel Kartcifclcritte

@albington. Die Sffice Of Hrirc
S0minlltration gnb befonnt, oaB in
iehes grObere &artoffel- -Gerlaoe5en-
trum 8eamte cntianot meroen, INN
gleih an ser Suelle ieoen Sh1pars.
narft -SerIilh SIT perbinoern.
Gie erlte Grnte foinmt 3umeilt aus
Sem Siioen nno Sito,pelten, apo ois
&erlaoer niht mebr ais $2.40 bis
$3.50 pro 100 Hfunb perlansen Dir.
ZEN. 9alr in 6lorioa iino $3.1O als
Wfnrilnum erlaltbt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13

itellung geipleien. Sic lon jebs slnbeit
nit Dem geringlten Graft- uno 3cit-
auflponoe perrit)ielt, ipn ibr Sngelperf
10 einteilcn, oaB ibr 3eit bleibt mir
3tlrbe mO geiItigc SntcreIielL fiir 80
milie ulo Srcllnbe. Seos bon uns Jolt
te IN ibren tGglifen Sln bieIc ei.l
iadpn Sebcnsregclr our Hihtldfur
nebmen llno lie 5ll elmer slrt Hntlona
lIIiarung Nes S2nfen5 ausbulien. Mal
ioIlie 5. 9. ieiuc griete nid)t IN ir
eelocincn beliebiacn g.rgemb!ld
i:Dreibcn, ionocru gleif mebrcrc al,
einnlal, lr.nn man leille 8coallfen
id)ou nlI Dos @refihrcibcn einge
itcllt unb icm 'Sdreibgerdt 5ur Sanr
bat. lluS nnt iouts ieinc Gleiocr
BON 3eit 5,t 3eit Gurdith2n nllo aus
Gcllern, Oumit nlan nidJt i'll elnerl
GuBerIt l,lbequenlen Mugenblid rlot
lih cine 9ieparatur 5u crleoigcn bat.
Srr nllelu iollte mon lih peinlite
SronHng nngcuGbnen: Scbe SadT
an Sen Srt lcgen, 100 lle uu'bapabrt
miro, bnnit mon lih llnniises Suden
uro eluirlulncn crlpart. SIMMER
piInttlid le!n, onnit man leinc 3el.-
eintell:.nA cinbaltcn fam uilo nidjt
I'M elmer perlllulten Tiertelltmot
.pillen nebrere Stmocn per'G Grcnocn
aulb.
IS lino &!cinigfelten, bic ib bier
anoellte, aber pcr lie beuhtet, ge-
ninnt iene Schnlf oes 2ebens, 9e-
berrihura ser duberen lllritinoe, Dir
Sic erIte GOrbebingllng sur Sdacns.
slmlt int. gScr Sic tefniId)eu slnforoe
r,ngcn Ocs Sebcns nciltert, gclangt
auh SUM innaren 8lcihgclpid)t. oos
sic iceliide @rllnolGgc ieocr luabrer
Gebcnsflnit bilocn nplb. 9llld, oieie,
criorocrt &on5cntratipn, - cine slb
febr bon 5criplttcrten Gillbriifeu.
Die 9lrt Der sll,sipaunllng Iou elm
DeltIih iein, Ountit iie porDanoene "a
lcntc llno stcigungcn lorocrt nno 81;
l3cballfcn niht in alle Hi6tllnBcn aus
cinanHcr reiEt. 1Siir oen cinen ii
anltlif Elm Musruben, fiir ben anbc
rem cine Nerueupeitld)e. Gincr lieb
has bunte Gielcrlei oes ,silns, eli
uroercr elncn ltrcng aeallcocrte1
piiHnicbaftlidJell Gprtrag. Gin orit
ter eriabnt IN leinen WtllbcItunoen nll
Sen slltientbalt in Ser 9atllr. Gr io
| lid niNt 5u nnoercn 3erltrculnge
| ppingell, ullh nidt glltcn Tre.nScl
juliebs. Seml lul'cr Neicn gclang
AM belten 5,m lnneren slusgleid
lpenn mir llnicrcr perionlid,cn Gcrar
laglng Inigen uno llls nchen Ser slt
| belt Hebenagebieie ser sSreuoe id,ll
i'm in oencn mir beimlf) lino. Sette,
Gnoss eniideibct blerbsi lnier Ge
iiibl. Die ltbte &ollcubung Der &c
bensfllnlt fam MIR ants Dem Serge
fonnnen. Ser Ginflnng BON Sln I'M
,Sliblen glbt Dem MenIhen cine Sar
monte, Die aus slllgen ilno Wienel
itcablt llno bic mir nlnnhmal Ell
|arenig neiouou anId)uuen, lnbenl iul
iragcn: rlppr!n heItebt oas 8ebcinlni
le;ner Sebcnsflnit?" User nit iid
iclblt IN Gintlang itebt, lit allh giiti.
gegen anoerc. 2ebensfllnlt lit alh 81
&nnit, NIT Mcnid,an unl5ugeben. &c
5cnsfl,nit beoeutet: 9eberrlhung De
Sehnit bes ouberen Sebens; ginflanl
BON S:n uno Sein; GeritGnonis I'M
Niebe fiir Die Wtenifen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
The Mediterranean Sea was

- The Mediterranean Sea was
SO called by the ancient Latins
because they bclieved it to be the
middle Of the earth.
- Axis leaders are worried for
fear the Italiens will welcome an
hmeriCan invasion. Why don t
they spread the rumor that La
Guardia is coming along
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Die yKleinen" eGintpfei,
,.t,t ikr Eebett
S1ln6 bon Sette 1.

Iiden, obne bab porber iemano &C.
priift bate, Oh Sic Mrbeiten, oie IN
SEN neuen 8etrieben bor iid 9eber
iollten, niGt in porbancenen 8erf
It1tten fleinerer Sirnen obne iball
Ii6e llnitanoe aussefiibrt tueroel
fonnten!
Sollte es, mub nlon iid oa Ira
gen, nid)t selegentlid) an Der Ter
rahldliigune bes inbaltriellen Wtit
telitanoes eele9en baben, ipenn &c
lriiIe 8robuftions5iele oer &iiihrngs
;nouItrie nidt erreidt iplroen?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13
Die m~te
gon Glmer 1apis, CgSS 9ireftor
Wiscrte mub Snuis

gSir itobsn por! 9iserte uno 1,mis
IN einem Gage gsfallen! Cine be'on.
oere Nad)riht fir oie Yropasanoiiten
ser Mbie, sic nns i'm lebten @inter
ersdblt bdben, oab nerjeniee, Ser
5umis bat, 6err oes Mittelmeeres ut.
Ias lit Elm groBartiaer Siea. Tit
garse militariidp Sreration iteate
BON s(niang al Die eemeiniame Of
tian ser enalnfrn, ran5oiiiden uno
amerifanild,en Streltfr1ite oar. sic
war oem unaufborlitcn gleid)5eitisen
Srud an aQen Yuntten eeeen sen
;seino 5l1 oanfen, Der nid,t eeniiseno
itnrf tpar, ,mn iiberaa 81 sleiter
3eit iid 81 perteiolsen. Ginnal &C.
itbab oies an oieier Stcllc ser ;sront,
Elm uuoeres Wal an elmer anocren.
.Seute tonneu mir nit 9ereftiglng
ltol5 oaroui iein, bab ser entideioen.
Sc Shlag bonn Slpeitcn al,lsrifnniid)el
aorps eeiiibrt 1pnrNc. Sic beutiden
Stellllngen i'm ,ueltllfcn 0iieeIlmo
Iuaren aub,roroei.tlit itarf.
Der ltmterieebuutfries
Nad)oem es nit oen Ieutiten IN
Mirifa 10 itleht itcbt, betpner iie
INN sic Griolge ibrer llnterieebocte.
&iir5Iih baben ioear iapaniid)e L.
9oote, oie bisber ,penia erfolsreid ge-
,peieu iino, elm paar Shiife an ser
Nltfiiite s(lItral!ens perienft. Srot-
Dem lit es ipabrifeinlif, caB I'M ierc
6einbe in Sen letten @oden mebr
Sanoclsidyilfe oerloren baben ais mir.
slmerifaniitbs llnterieeboote, oeren
Cperationsgebiet iih bon oen Salo=
lncn-S -Snieln bis sur iapaniihcn aiilte
crltreft, lino lltailsgelcst oabei, Ser
idponiid)en Sanoelsflottc Gerll,lte bei.
subrilryu. Iie Staliencr buben bel
isrcn Serilldpn, oic afrifaniihell
Streitfrdfte nit bem nGtieen Nad)s
idub 81 perieben imo idlieBlif ihrc
eiaenen Sruppeu 81 epatuieren, fiirf-
tcrlihe Gerlulte i'm Wtittel,neer er-
litten. ..
Ser Mcnat s(pril mar fiir unleren
ll-gpotfriee ein r'rbdltnisnlabig
.ed)t gii,1itiger. ltn'ere Gerlulte be.
| trugen lpeuiger ais sic Sdlfte bercr
i'm M1r5. gtm fonncn irir natiirlid!
Inidt oan,it rehnen, oaB ieSer Monat
iu gleid,en MaBe ,beiier miro. Gas
| @etter 1T iett Sen Sperationcn Sc,
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SEM oas Golf msbr 8elo fir beocll'
teno ipeniger Sitter aus5ugeben bat
ais bisber, ,poburd cine Sreisltelge-
rung peruriaft miro. Die MaBnabme
oaaeaen iteQt oie itGrflte aller bisbcr
i'm geitreben, bie Yreiie nieorie 5l'
baIten, uno Die Snflation 81 perbill,
bern, burfgefiibrten Sar. Sic bolt
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@nnlumenten ltabll, anltatt bab i'm
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oas Spitein unierer Yreistontroae &c.
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un0 8iaerte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13

(Sec Questions on page D.
/. Army Day.
:. Pan-American Day.
3. Mothers Day.
4 Il am an American Day.
5. National Maritime Day.
8. Flag Day.
I. American Aviation Day.
8. Anniversary of the writing OF
The Star Spangled Banner
9. Constitution Day.
TO-. Navy Day.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-05-13

Sic ipreden iiber 8onbaroiemingen
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Nobrungsmittel iprebe. Sic iino
bonn geiden @eiite beleelt lpie oie
Huiien.