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Evening star., 1943-09-09
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under d. c. lam, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,oait three fuu days and
receipe their license on the fifth
day Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1943-09-09

Refers, ChesterfieIds, boW ond.
bIouse-top coats, in fact every won't.
ed type, in Forstmonn, Leewood,
JuiIIiord and CroioIeigh l0O96 wooIs,
monotones, mixtures, tWeeds, d.
oeonoIs, fIeecy and suede-finish.
woods, black blue, beige, grey,
brown green, noturoI, wine. Sizes
33R to 43R. "a to A.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
MIRACLES COST
MONEY!

One of the first requisites OF
sound postwar planning is sound
taxation. Our Federal tax policy
should be directed toward two
objectives: First, paying for the
war; second. maintaining a fin
ancically strong industrial struc-
tury. Industry should be encour-
Jagged to build reserves to meet
the inevitable and gigantic costs
| Of reconversion to peacetime
needs. Unless this is done, plans
for the future, both of govern
ment and industry, will be DOOM
ed to failure. Industry will be
hampered in rebuilding war
torn world. Government will be
i1ampered in its efforts to en-
courage full employment, and
collect needed tax revenues.
The depression consumed prac-
tically all of industry's cash re-
serves. Unwise tax laws, and
misguided social seforms have
prevented the re-accumulation of
reserves.
Industry has shown during the
past year that is has the imagi-
nation and capacity to respond
when our national existence is
threatened. Never has the world
seen our equal in military pro-
duction-thanks to industry. And
now with the problems of peace
arising, it will again be up to
industry to work miracle. Mil
lions of persons must be shifted
from war jobs to peace jobs. In
dustry must supply the jobs. 1t
must produce as never before or
this country will face state social
ism, the very thing the war has
fought to prevent.
When peace comes, industry
must have cash reserves to re-
model factories, to fashion a bet
ter civilization. If taxes take all
the profits, there will be no re-
serves.
The first problem of Congress
in 1913 will be taxes. In the wise
solution of that problem will lie
The success of failure of plans
for peace.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
3ipilperiereaite IN
uerNafriea beeifti,t

Narotfo. gSie Ser britiid}e Wtini.
iterreiioent in Noroairifa, Sarolc
MacMtillan, befanntgab, iino uon
oen britiihen Snieln bislang $4,000
Sonnen 2ebensmittel uno aleioi,ne
ppefs Sertaltfs ant bie 3bpilbepolfe.
rung nod ssrans0iiih I9toroafrifo
geIhidt tporoen.
Inter anoerem beiiltoen iih Gee
aaffee uno 100000 8iidien Shtpei
neileilf) 0arunter, nno 5uiaslih .pilr.
oen oMh 100000 Sonnen auble TO-
tpobl mir militdriid)en uls 5fuiler
8eoari nod gsuroafrifa oeribifft
Mac@illan betonte, haB oie Ser
iorsung Der noroafritaniihen 3Ipil
bep0lferuns eine u&alfpart- -slngele
eenbeit" gnglanos ll,po gmerifas
iei, ,mo oab Senollngen aus oet
Nereinigten Staaten Denen aus Gng
lano balo gleidfommen iuiiroen.
@aben oes amerifaniif)en &ote,
areu5es iperoen sur 3eit al,f) id,o,
in 1ripoli an Die 3ipilbeuolferlit!
perteilt, II. "a. $4,000 Slaihei
WiIh mno amoere Notltauos =Nab
rung fir ,rptleibenoe 0siitter I'M
lMno &in6er.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
Stebenbiireiid -2lmerifaniid,es Dolfsblatt


Wdbreno piele irei1p:qig Bel oieienl
Werf mitbelien. miiiien Meu;te uno
onoeres Herional angeiteat peroen.
@aume miiiien gemietet, meoiainiide
Ginridtlngsgegenltinoe gefauit, Die
ylntlpenoen in sic 2aboratcrien
transporter uno piele anoere Mus.
gaben geoeft peroen.
I'm Die 2ebensoauer unlerer
Sobte, 8riioer uno Jrennoe Su CT,
balten, miiiien mir ale nniercn
Veitrag lellten, uno 51par iobalo tpie
irgenO moglif) in ser 8lutlammel.
ltelle uno audi fir Den ariegsfonos
oes &oten areises tp1breno oes
Wonats WdrS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
ICE CAPADES OF l943
At Cleveland Arena Feb. IL to Fl

The Ice Capades of 1913, most
star-hlled musical ice revue on
the road, which on its last run
here established an all-time at
tendance record, returns by po-
pular demand for an engagement
at the Cleveland Arena on Feb
IA til rough 2l, with matinees or
both Sundays.
| Orrin Markhus. 81 years OF
age, started dancing when &
youngster and is very proud OF
the fact that he won a waltz con
test in Chicago. He is married
and has two children.
Irma Thomas, partner. proudly
boasts TO A years and claims
that since she started ice skating
eight years ago she feels as
young as she did when she was
in her twenties. She is also mar.
ried and has three chiidfen.
The company consists of llC
young and experienced skaters,
q all-star acts. so Ice-Ca-'pets'
Or ladies of the ensemble. and "a
tce-Cadets. Chester Hale, of Hol-
ywood and Broadway produc-
ton fame. iced and directed it.
tce-Capades of 1913 is hailed
IS three-in-one show OF dazzl-
ng display. AS it unfolds in all
It's prismatic beauty, it is frs,
and last an exhibition of skating
hat frequently dehes the laws
If gravity.
Evelyn Mantsch of Swissvale
Pa, one OF our T. S. ]. A. mem
od's. Is at present in Cleveland
with the Ice Capades of 1913
She is singing with the Kinde,
sisters in Ice Capades perform
ances.
The Kinder Trio will be hear
again over WTAM Sunday. Fet
IA, l: 80 to 200 p. m.
Before joining the Ice Capade,
they were broadcasting regularls
over KDKA Pittsburgh. Evelyr
is the daughter of Nh. and Mrs
George Mantsch of Swissvale
Mr.. Mantsch is a former grant
officer OF Central Verband and i
at present {. V. Sec'y. OF Brancl
10, Homestead, Pa.
| We are proud to have one o
our Saxon girls perform witt
Ice Capades.
J Tickets may be obtained a
the Cleveland Arena, 800 Eucli,
| Avenue, at $2.2O, S1.S5, $1.35 an
general admission 85c, includin!
tax.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18

Yoro 0es 3eritorers aearnep kfano,
als oieler in ser Gabt gum 16. Of-
tober torpeoiert puroe. Ct iuar bei-
ndbe aui Sen 5oo pertp,noet; uGb-
reno iid oas Shifi in sen SaIen
'hleppte, erbielt er orei glutiiber.
trogungen, nno als er an 2ano i'm
&oipital mar, erbieIt er nod einige
mebr. Muf oen1ielben Sh;ii beiano
iid aub ser 9orpeooidiite Sam
&urt. Ct bate beioe Beine perlo.
rem, aber oanf ser Is Blutiiber.
tragunser, sic er erbielt, bIieb CT
am 2eben. aurb mar es, Der in,
Septem6er 1912 aus Dem NauaI
&oipital in YbiIaoelpbia nod 8al-
bington fam uno oas armp-Napp
Banner e." biBte. Oas Sem Blut,
ipenoer. .0ienit bes Mmerifaniiden
@oten areujes iiir ieine beruorra.
genoe 1atigfeit perlieben ,puroe.
Gin an6erer par 8apne isoael,
itrom, ser Yearl Sarbor nit einem
gebro9eten 8ein uno Ifaperen
8ranotpunoen iiberlebte. Cine 3eit-
lang itano es init linn megen elmer
Snfeftion uno ser 8ll,tungen lebr
ihledt. Mber iehs 8lutiibertragun-
gen brahten i'm ipieOer auf sic
8cine. @el pan &uren, ser oie Gbre
bat, Oas erlte iapaniife ssIug5eug
bel Yearl Sarbor abseibolien 81
bqben, geb0rt aud, su ienen, sic
6enen 0nnfbar iino, Die ibr glut
gegeben baben, INN SIC Seben nnie.
rer &dmpier su retten. Wtit oem
Slasana, oas ras Mmerifanii1e &o-
te arelis mod Satpaii seianbt batte,
erbielt Gan &uren adt 8lutiiber-
tragungen gegen Oie erlittenen iebr
lfNperen Branotpunoen.
Die eeid)idte Don Sobn Yica
lit ser ser anoeren G9nIif). Mn oer
gerpunoungei1, S:e or erlitt, aIs ser
3eritorer German bel Wtioapap tor.
pe0iert puroe, ,pdrc er ipabrihein.
lid geitorben, tpenn er nift iiiui
Blutiibertragungel erbalten bdtte
Seine 6rau beseitgt ibre Sanfbar.
felt baourf,, oab iie bereits oreimal
ibr Blut gab uno eS nod stuei iue:.
tere Ytale tl,n miro.
SIN Sabre 1912 baben mebr als
cine Niaion Spenoer Sic 9lutian.
melIteuen bes &oten &reuses aufse.
iu6t. am 16. Sanuar bot sic Ir.
NEE ulto Sic Ilotte oas Note &reus
sebeten, I'M Sabre 1913 Wtiuioner
8lutlpenoen Su peri6affen. Sas k.
oei,tet einen lp0dentIiden 0urds
initt BON $4,000.
I'm oieier WebrforOerurg gerehi
Su iperoeu, iino iieben neue 8lut
ipen0ersSteaen eroffnet iporoen
Bolton, Sartforb, 8roofIyn. Netr
sorf Gitp, Shenectabp, 8ohelter
Buffalo. Eittsbursb, Sarrisburs
Ybilabelpbia, Baltimore, 8aibing
ton, 3. S., Mtlantd, ytap Orleans
Gleoelauo, Cincinnati, Columbus
Setro;t, indianapolis, Chicago
Wil,paufee, minneapolis, ct. Saul
ct. 9ouis, &anIas Gitp, Senper
San Mntonio, Sos Mngeles, Gan
Srancisco, Saflano uno Eortlano
Die MISUNDERSTANDING De:
&oten &reu;es fir 1913 betont stpe
Singe, Die Oen 8lutipenoeroieni
betreffen. Spelloer iino abiolilt not
ipenOig, INN Ben gansen Sienit 81
erm0gliden, uno 8eitr6ge su BEN
ariessionbs iino mihtig, INN oit
8lutiamnrrliteQen nit su erbalten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
Die bluispender des Rotten Kreuzes

Er6iioent Mooiebelt bat BEN no
nat @drs gum sammeImonat Ses
&oten areu3es beitimmt. N6breno
6ieier 3eit ion ein ariegsionbs oes
@oten arel,aes in &0be BON 125
Willionen 9ollar auigebraht per-
Sen. Da5u iit Sic bereinte Inter,
itiisung aqer gin5elperionen uno
auer @ruppen i'm ganaen 2anbe er-
foroerlid).
:, Wanfe unter uns miiien geilait,
anoere nur urflar, mas 0as Note
&rens beSeutet uno mas es tut, UNI
Oie ifmeren 2e;oen in ser beutigen
8elt su erleiHtern. Bir ipiiien, 0aB
es unleren Streitfrditen oieut unS
OaB es Sauienoe bon 3ioilperionen
in griter Silfe, Sausfranfenpilese,
in grndbrunesfrogen uno anoeren
9ingen ausbil0et. &ir ,pilien fer
ner, oaB uiele freiapiaige &elier oes
Noten 8reu5es Serbano5eug in gro
ben Wengen beriteGen, bab anoere
&leioungsitiide fir Sic Slidtlinss.
billie anfertieen uno wieoer anoere
Mufgaben aller Mrt criiilIen. Sic
leiten 3. 3. &antinen, iorsen iiir
Observation-Disclosures, unterltiiten
Die aranfenidmeitern, MAIDEN 8iiro-
arbeiten uno Sic tauleno aleinig-
feiten, 6ie nottpenoig iino, 0omit
e:ne iolhe @ieienorganiiation rei-
bungslos arbeitet.
Bonn Stanopunft ser Wenihen,
oie beute in iernen 9dnSern fiir uns
fdmpien, lit eine ser ipittigiten 5G-
ttgfeiten oes @oten arellses ser
9lut-Spenoer-G -Gienit. Tas Blut, bas
bon Sunoerttauienoen freapiaiger
SpenSer gegeben poroen lit, rettet
jett piele 2eben, mo iininer uniere
Soloaten unb Natroien Die grim=
migen Mufga6en oes &rieses gu be-
mdltigen baben. Cine Autoritdt ipie
ser Napp Surgeon 8eneral, Near
Momiral &oB &. NcSSntire, iogte
fiirslid:
rGs lit eritaunIid, aber a6iolut
tuabr, 0nB Sic 6lotte meniger als
elm Ero5ent ibrer 8er,punoeten bon
0uabalcanal perloren bot. Sm er=
item @eltfrieg erlagen iiber iieben
Yrosent Ben erlittenen Serpunoun=
gen. Dieie Sablen idlieben oie @e-
fauenen nidt ein."
Die Nerpunoeten, 10 iagte er,
peroen nit Dem JlugSeus in ein
2asarett bef0roert, bas iid mebrere
bunoert Neilen ipeit auf eiaer ST.
iel befinoet. Gbe Tie abtransportiert
,peroen, erbalten lie oft gleih aui
Dem Sdlaf)tfelo Stotuerbdnoe uno
8lutplasma uebertraguneen, oamit
Blutunaen gum StiQltano gebradt
ober Shodhpirfungen nerininoert
speroen. Gin an6erer Taftor. Ger oa-
Su beitrdgt, lit, ipie er beridtet, oie
Mntpeno,ing BON 0rogen Ser SuI-
fanilamiSe @ruppe, Die Snfeftionen
iebr eriolsreid porbeusen ooer aui-
balten.
Snmitten oes &rieses lit es iebr
idapierig, g:nselbeiten iiber Sale 5,i
erbaIten, mo- 8lutplasma Sasu b.
getrasen bot, NenIhenleben Su ret
ten. Gs iino ieboh bon Sen Shladt-
feIoern ser @elt. 8erihte gefommen.
Die sic ipihtige &olle bon Hlasna
bel ser Bebanolung Der Seriuunoe-
ten betonen.
Nebmen mir gum 8eiIpiel oen
SaQ oes Sberbootsmanns Waats
2eonbaro Srontafospsfi, ser iih an
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18

the Lend Lease
Act until June,
1914.
Few p G O pl J e
appreciate t h a t
I h c L II i t e d
X in G d o III has
been pra.ticing
Lend Lease in
reverse since our
troops went 10
the British Isles.
L II e testimony
5 II + III d on
F c b r u airy End
showed that the
L nj e d States
4 l,nHn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18

spent no more than an approximate
Sl.00O,000 for purchases from Brit
ish commercial sources.
This is drop in the bucket CON-
pared with the cost of the vast
amount of material needed to main
tain troops we have in the British
Isles and which has been procured
as reciprocal aid from the British.
These supplies consist literally OF
everything from candy, blankets.
clothing. paper, ranges, soap. tents,
towels thru the long lists of prac-
tically everything needed i'll actual
fighting.
When our planes went to North
Africa it was found that our radio
equipment, though perfect i'll Eng
land. was not adequate for the
North African climate. The British
literally stripped themselves and
equipped our planes with the neces-
sary radios.
| wish l had space to give you
more of the story, for it is proof
that the British are doing justice
to their side of reciprocal aid. Let
no one tell you otherwise.
THE Ways and Means Commit
L tee is meeting almost constantly
on tax problems: First, the method
of collection must be decided
whether at the source or by some
other means. Some form OF pay as
you go" appears to be the most
probable method, although it pre-
sents many complications.
For instance, farmers and some
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
Die 1itiel Scr Greije
taftN KinNer
Son Sean 9orlae

Die geieblmg Noroairifas burd]
oie aQiierten bat Sen Stalienern
gum 5eit,ueiligen 8eiib ser Sniel
aoriifa perbolfen. Gs bat idon inl-
mer ientinleiltale Briinoe geaeben
aus 6enen Sic SStaliener &oriifa be-
|fieen ipollten. Gs bitte ibrem Stol'
gepaBt. oie SSsnlel Su beiiten. sic sic
@eburtsitGtte stapoleons getpeien i'll
unb lie baben auh irnmer ihon sic
angeblid,e Spradgleihbeit NIT ben
8orien als Elm 8eht, oieie ssniel 81
beiisen, angeieben. slber es bIieb Dem
6aihismus porbebaltel1, sic poIitiid)t
Goroerung s,l iteaen, tatidhli6 bis
llebereignung Ser Sniel bon isrant,
reid 5u forberln. Sizes eeid,ab an
80. 3ooember 1888.
&oriifa sesen 0apoleon
8ein MenIh bat oieie 6oroerunq
Nuiiolinis oamals ernit genommeu
Gr begriinbete lie balnit, oaB gemla
Sic &eplblif Seuua, Oreibunoert
Sabre lang Serr Ser Sniel gerpeier
ipar. Satidd,lih bat @enua in ser
tpenisen Sdfen ser Sniel &ontroueu
re unb geante nlterbalten, aber oas
Snelinnere 1lieirals lntteriporfen,
oefen 8eipobner in iirtrner ,reiter
SorltoBen an Die &iilte ben @enue
ien ous 2eben Id)iper seit,,g ,naften
gs bat taim cine 3eit ipabreno Sic
Ter 800 Sabre SouperdnitGt gege
beit. III Dem Die Staotrep,rblif Dor
Genua nifyt gegen Sie rebeIliifer
aorien sit fanlpfen gebabt bate. 81
ner ser Sorfdntpier gegen 8enua
Sampiero, lit Senn aub ser gsatio
nalbelo aoriifas ilno nift Napoleo,
,uie man germ glauben m0fte. Mi
Ser Nbtretung aoriifas on Srdnf
reid i'm Sabre 1868 fam Jrieoe iibe1
Die Sniel, Elm Srieoe, Der ernitbaf
MIR einmal gebrofen iuurbe, por
einem Iufitairo ser &orien geger
ibrem sroBen 9airosmam Hapoleot
8onaparte. &ein Yropbet gilt in iei
mem 8aterlanoe.
s9obl a6er bat es einen 6eriibmtel
Sransoien gegeben, ser aorIifa elm
nal Ios,reroen tpollte. Sieier Man1
bieB. George Glemenceau. Ils 81,
misunderstanding pon 8oroe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18

other groups would find it prac-
tically impossible to use the pay
as YOU GO way. The principle being
worked. out is way to collect
taxes on current income rather than
last years income. Possibly some
combination will come thru.
Tax reports will have to be made
ou' as usual by March 18th.
CAPITOL HILL is deeply re.
- lieved at the withdrawal of Mr..
Ed Flynn's name as possible ap-
poirtee as rowing Ambassador to
the South Pacific. Although it is
understood that Mr.. Flynn pos
sesses charm and not an inconsid-
cradle knowledge OF that part of
the world. the criticisms could not
be ignored.
The suggestion that Mr.. los eph
Grew, our former ambassador to
Japan, might be the nominee has
been enthusiastically received al
though as yet there is no definite
word.
THE House has been considering
= the Treasury Appropriations
Bill. n very excellent amendment
is being discussed relative to gov
ernmental free mail which has
assumed such gigantic proportions.
The amount of mail sent under the
franking privilege by members of
Congress appears inconsequential in
comparison.
IN the Senate the Military Affairs
1 Committee is going into the mat
ter OF proposed legislation to con-
troll the size of the army and the
man power problem in general.
Considerable indignation has been
voiced by the latest order from the
Man Power Board-that a man be-
tween the ages of Is to SO must
work i'll war production or fight. 1t
IS understood that there is no
authority vested H. the Man Power
Board for such an order.
JOINT hearings of the House
j Military and Naval Affairs Com
mittee IN connection with the rub
Der administration showed Mr.. JEFF
fers to be very fortnight and thor
oughly courageous. No solutions
have as yet been found.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
patrictisnttas in ser
$ctrjet< Diettmfte

Sltlplelpe1t bat Der Soipletltaat on
gelihts ieiltes 9iilaoniiies nit sen
oenlofratiiden Nationen nes 8eItcns
leinen flailenfimpferiiber uno cnti-
Ireligi0ien Gborafter auIgegebeu?
Sas lit eine Sraee. bie man INNER
lpieoer 81 b6ren betomnlt, auf sic es
aber ineenein idaper int, obiettip su
Iant,uorten, ba ipir bel feiieem S1no
Der Groe, ielbit oen slhiemtaaten
i1ift, 9esentpdrtis 10 p0ais Don elmer
l,nmittelbaren 5iiblung mit Dem
@oltsleben abgeid,nitten imo allein
auf Die offi5iellen ober offiSiOs &c.
billigten Dtitteillmgen angelpieIen
! 1T. stber es gibt ooh eiten 2llgalis
5um Huls ces ipirflihen 2ebens. ser
grade IN oieler &riegs5eit oifen lteb:
= bas, ipas man IN Mosfau sic
,,annltfront" neunt oie literar.
ilten Seroffentlid)unge,l, Die bilben=
De allnIt. Die Wtrllif. Muf alien oieicn
8ebieten lit Elm ;3uriiftreten Der
&lulienfamp'motipe ebenio gelpeis
tpie oie Gnitebl1ns elmer patriotiifen
FStinnllng, Sic offenf.gnoig nid)t
seitellt, ionoern ipirfli6 ipontan
unO uultstiinllih lit.
@ie es Napoleons Shifial mar.
oas Oeutide Nationalgefiibl eisent-
lidl crit in leinen Sieieit allfslupefei,
uno cine groBe patriotiid,e Sreibeits-
oihtlng 81 eut5iioen. 10 bat audi
Sitler, itatt. pie er bofite, oas Sop-
iet-SpItem Ipreugen 5u fonnen, gan3
I'M 8sgeirteil Sen peri1iitteten rlli-
lIiIfen Eatrictisnus 5u neller Sieoe.
i bite ettfaft. Gin glltes 3eugnis oa.
| fir lit oie ariegslprif. 60 labt iid)
alerei Surfoip, emit elm Sifter 0es
&la'ienbailes, jcst in oieIem Stil
pernsbmen:
rSas nllerb0tite @iirgerred)t
ST in Dem 8ino Der Sfladten.
Sm lebenseusenben Sefeft,
Grin mir ben Sob perahten.
Gem. Der int Seiier tatbereit,
sSinft belbiIfe llnirerbliDteit.
| Sft fniipft bie'e ariegsbeiabung
lbeluuBt an Die bisber ueradteten
yfeuoalen" uno ,,bourgeoiien" Sros
lOitionen ser Seraangellteit un, tuie
lin 'oieien Gerlen BON Sersrei @al-
Iiiliesu:
/ 80, fonnien llns Die abnen ieben,
| g4ie aufredi ipir I'M Sample ite5cn,
! gSic ibrer Ainber itol5e Soeerc
| Ierteibiecn pes Saubes Gbre
| l1no in gleifem @eiite, nur fein=
Inerpiger uno eIegifer, idreibt Ser
|eriolgreife Solpiet- -Gifter &ouitan-
tin Simonoip in einem melt uer-
lbreiteten 8eoidt ,,grief zines SLOT,
arnliiten un eincn Sreuno" Serie
,pie oiele:
r8eiBt bu nod, Sreilnb, auT
Smplensfer gSegen
Inter benz enblps grauiamen 3egen,
Hie Die Srauen nit iriiher Ytild
uns erouidt,
Nus ariigen an ibre bdngenoen
@riiite georiidi?
@eiBt bu nod, ipie iie ilns 8ottes
Segen gdben
llnb beimlidle SrGnen peggeipiidt
baben2
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Der Solodten
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Soelbcntnten?
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| 8ar nidlt bas Stabtbaus, orin mein
Sdreibpult itano -
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-02-18
ANSWERS
Questions see on page 5.

|. A ladder.
2. For each six months service
there.
3. Harvard.
4. From the Dutch, being de-
rived from "tapptoe', meaning
ito beat the tattoo. or fgur-
atively, that's enough.
5. James Madison.
6. In the Irish Sea.
z. An argumentative sailor.
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Finds Britain Is Bearing It's
Share in Lend Lease Agreement
: BY consressmon Frances P. Bolton

NFI own Committee - Foreign
Iva Afairs---;s in the midst Of hear
ings relative to the Bill extending
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DEFENSE HELP

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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-16
TRIO

Missing were his wife, Eliza
beth, 30. and his daughters, Rose
Mary, IS, and Betty, u.
Deputies assigned TO investi-
gate the disappearance coul d
find no trace Of either the wo-
man or the children. They were
expected to question Mrs. Rem
long $ neighbors today to de-
termlnc If any motive lay be-
mind the disappearance.
The state police inquire d
about tn family in Hillman
but wore also unsuccessful.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-16
1895 laps
Die al Sea
Liner Torpedoed
by Sub, Tokyo Says

LONDON, Sept. 16-(P)-A
Japanese communicate. broad
cast by the Tokyo radio and re-
corded here by the Associated
Press. said today that the Japan
csc passenger liner Yamato
Maru, carrying l,095 passengers
and crew was sunk by subma-
rlnc which inaturn was destroyed
by japanese warships on Sept.
l3 between Japan and Formosa.
The communlque said that L.
O64 persons we're rescued from
the liner by Japanese vessels in
the vicinity of the attack.
(The Owl said the Japanese
Domei agency, i'm a broadcast
reporting the same incident. de-
scribed the ship as the 9,657-ton
Nippon Yusen liner Yamoto
Maru, and said il was torpedoed
by an Allied submarine al 100
a m. on Sept. 10, in the Eastern
China sea.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-16
FIJI Sponsors
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