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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16

Ereuben I'M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
vaagepo!til" bIeibe, Sic M0glidfeit
eines iiiomeitbcutihen 9unhes Dor.
aus. Cine 'olde 8ruppen, iaste er,
fonnte iib ihlieblih nit Seiterreih
uerbinoen llno ourd 9eSiebunsen
sur SIhetplloipafei cine Bride 81
Jranfrei6 uuO Gnglano biloen.
aenOerl ocriudt, ieine Sbee in
einfluBreibeu &reiien Gnglanos 5l
perbreiten; er Itebt in aontaft nit
elmer @rlsppe in Netp Yorf, Die er
als rgapriihen Hat" be5eihnete.
Gr nebne an. iaste er, SaB 0ouis
@iIbalm, .8er5oa bon 9apern"
uno Er. JreOerid Yroetpie in sen
Ser. Staaicn oie gleiden 3iele Der.
folgen.
aeneerI rabln feline Steauns su
Der Grfldrung b,s fonIerpatinen
Observation-Disclosures Selo, Ser ,Nib,
reno ser 9fepublif @apern oils oie
Interchangeable" oes Heihes be.
5eibnete, aber er pertrat sic Inlitt,
oa6 9aperns gemeiniame @ren5e
init Ser Sdruei5 cine Sueae veriolg.
reiher Giniliiiia auf sic fricolieben-
De. antini!itariitiide 8ep0lferung
Snboeutlhlanos" iein meroe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
Plan zines Bayern iuer Nachkriegs Deutschland

2onoon{ SNgD .-gaperiihe &rei-
ie in Gnalauo uno in Ben &ercinig-
ten Staaten beiiirmorten, ipie bier
befannt miro, Die 9ilouug elmer
,gunoesra9ierllua" in, SeutIdllano
sur, r9re>buns Ser preuBIitlen Sors
berridait" Ser hieiise Spreder ser
gespesuns, 6ranj 3auie s(enoerl,
Der IA Sabre lang 0litalieo oes
bapriIdben Sanotags mar, erfldrte IN
elmer unterreoung init Dem Sores
ponoenten ser rNoericas Neips
Mgensp", bab oas @eiterbeItebeu
Der preuBiihen Gorbcrridait III
2eutIhlano nad) Dem lesten Gricge
81, bielem &riege sefiibrt babe.
Gr laate ipeiter, baG Die @eiabr
Ser @ieoarbolllng bsS oanals be-
gangenen Srrtnns beItebe uno oab
oieier 8efaIr ourd, Sfaiillng cines
9unoes osutidler Staaten unb ireier
Staote begesnet lperoen miiiie. Sas
ourd ipiiroe nitt MIR Dem preuBis
ld,ea Wilitarisn1ls entgeeenge.pirtt.
- ein oeutider 9unS iei ald Sic
alternatips geseniiber anoercn Sors
ifldgen. bie cine ausgelprot,ene
Mufipoltun9 ser nationalen ginbeit
2eutlhlanos beiiirpprteten. Cine
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
Yedj baben

Gie Heoensart itannnt altnadit aus
zen areiien Der Gogelfdnser. Die III
Der Ntibe eines I'M &dfig gebaltenen
todpoeels, 1uelber burb ieine Stim.
ne anoere Sogel anlofen lollte, nit
Bed ooer 2einl bsitrifene &llten au'.
:tellten, auf oenen bann oie an9elcd.
Ten Gogel fieben blieben. Sie 8efm!s
aenen lrnren aui sen 2eim gegongen.
5cttcn lid' leinlen laiielt batten Ycd)
M iid, lparen Yedpogel. sllle oiele
slusbriide gingen ipGter in Sen all.
gentlemen SpracGaebral,h iiber. user
III ser ghlsfiibrllng beitimmter Plane
Iebelnmt iuor, iper ipeiter itrebte unH
infolee fleiner llnfGae sod tlebcn
hlieb, ser hattie &ed.
Sn lt1ioentilfen &reiier ipar bieier
9usOrud beipnoers beliebt, llno
Wenn beutc jemano auI et,pas erpidt
lit, 10 beiBt oas eigentlib aud) nid)ts
an0eres, ais: CT ,piro oltrh irgeno
etapas iatgebalten, seIeiielt, tpie Der
Gogel BON Dem Hedr. Tie altere 5orit
oaiiir nar upcrpift", 5. i. nit Heh
ocricbcn. SeS Siiup!ictMinus Sol
Iteilter lparu Dor Sem Spielen Ii. a.
nit folgenben @orten: User iib
oem Spielen einnlal ergeben poer
.relhell Sic 8aipobnbeit ooer pielrnehr
Ser Spielteufcl eingenommell bec
miro nnd) uno nadD (er genuine ooer
oeripiele) 10 erpicbt barauf, oaB er'S
peniger laiicn fann oils sen natiirs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
Reich erzeugt Milliarden Callonen Del aus Kohle

.Weu Oorf. = 5. g. Goutont, ser
Siseprdit6ent ser Gollnioal Si,
Gorp. uno iuternationaIsr Sreib
itoff-Sngenieur, ser 1917-37 in be
ratenoer Giaen'd)aft I'M irallSoliif)e,
&riegsamt oiente, lit iiber5el,gt, oai
Teutlhlono nit Sen runo iiinf Wtil
liaroen @allonen Goioliu lmb Sel
Die es idbrlid) aus aoble proousiert
nod aui Monate binaus einen 0c
feniiutrieg iiibren fonnte, iuean es
rnn ieinen rlminild)e,r Selrepierei
Gbgerlegelt tperoen Iollte. &ohle, er
fIdrt Goutant, iei sic gaiis oel
@ebripirtifaft aeipelen, nit Sc,
Nooli Sitter oas Heib alli Sen &rie!
rrrbereitete, uno Seutid)lanos aus
gcoebnte aoblenporfommeu in bem
Gar, Hubr., RMin. rmo clIaB
lotbrinsiiten Hepieren uno i'm be
iesten 8eb:ct icien aud beute nod
has &iifarat ser oeutId)en ariegs
nalbine. Sesbalb oiirie Telltif
!ano, Inn einen nel,en &riea mad
oieien su perbiiten, nienals pieoe:
erlaubt lperoen, iiber ieiue reiher
aphlenifaee 5u bispon;ercn mo il
ausSubeuten.
8as uu'er cisenes 2ano anbe,
lpnet, propbeHit Goutant, Sab es
lid, aui ser Sudle mad, griat fiir
icine Selporfommen (ppn Neneu Nas
Nrgbauamt erflGrternluben an
nimmt, baB tie in anoertbal6 Sabr.
sebnten eridopit iein merben) in Ser
Mnmittelbaren NahfrieesSeit ihon
Ger Selselpinnuna aus &obIe ;lnuen,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
6laeelitbe HdnHc
Bon &eins Glber

Mo3art bate emit i1t elmer @or,
ltaotitrabe @iens 5u> tim. er apar in
lnerborter @elo,,pt itno lpnnote iid
an einen ais redyt eei5ig perrufener
@el6perleiber. Gr lpollte nur Elm flei
mes 0arIebeu. Die Sid)erbeiten. big
ser Meilter bot, tparen ocm 8elo.
menlden sl gerins. 0io5art pod)te in
leiler slnoeutl,ng auf iein &onnen.
Gs bolf niht, ser &eidye, ein poaig
fllnltfeinolider WSann, fam Mosarts
Bitten IN feiner @eiie entgegen.
Imurig irrte Wtp5art burcb sic
@iener @oriraStltraBen ieinem &ein;
apieSer gu. 3ufallig lab er, oab a,s
einent bauidlligen Salls irnllicbe Ga.
den 81, elmer &arre getragen tpuroen.
Gin fleines, red,t gut gefleioetes Mao,
ben lief i1deno Dor bieiem llmsua
berum. Gs batte Sic Wa,tter I'M 8e.
spirr Ser 8dBd)en perloren. @ibrenr
oie 2ea,te lire targen &abieligteiteu
Sur 9arre trll9en, troIteten iie oas
,pcinenoe aleine nit einiufen, ab~r
ber5lifen gorten.
9lls nun elm aItes Spilptt beral,s,
setrasen apuroe, flatittte oie aleine
in bie SdnOden uno rief: $50 ei!l
Msuiifmadebingbeu baben mir ald)
uber es iiebt piel ihOner ails." Gisic
@orte oes &inoes borte ser Meiiter,
Ser eben boriibereine. gr bat, oas
Spinett einn,al abslIeten, 5og nit
bsm SUB cine Ieere &iite 5u iid) ber,
bcfte iib oaraili uno ipielte ser &lei-
nen Elm aaerliebltes Mel,l,ett Dor. Sie
aleine pereaB ei,en Nnge,tblid lang
s(ngit mo 9ral,er lno lu,tihte finO-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16

Ell Deroe.
8utes 0aiolin iiir oie amerifaui-
ten alttompble, Tlugseuse uno iiir
noere ;3irede ioute es ieiner Mei.
',ing nod tros oes beutieen Wan-
els uno oes biilteren SelaushIifs
II Siille geben. oenn naN Shitune
es %rgbauanltes befinbet iid) III
en- Terelniaten Staaten eenug
spble unter ser Groe, Tim einsu &c.
,ari BON 5000 Sabren Su oeden.
sluf ieine geobabtl,rg als 9era.
!er Ser 6ran;oien in Sreiitofiroger
scltiitt, nilnmt Golltont an, bab Sic
oeitIden ipeiter fimpfen .psroen 10
,nge lie oie Selproouftion aus
l,ren &oblen sur Spciilng bon
Slug5el,gn, Sanfs 9ooten uno
transport int Sang balteu fnnnen
81 perlpeiIt ootei aui 5tpei tsoeut.
ame Hcoen, Sic ieiner5eit in ser
ral,5oiiben SahIhriit vS'GmpIop
cunomiaue Ou gas" Nrih.et puroe,
'rflurte 6oring om 8. September
S39: Gs gibt cine slnsabl lpibtiger
Taterialien, oie mir (oie Seutiden)
riht babeu. 6etpib. aber in Ser
@elt gibt cs sruei 8rinoltoiie, Sic
,on hod)lter @ihtigfcit iino - Sob
G uno Giien. llno innerbalb ser let,
en paar Gage lit uns ein gut Sell
rebr bauon ;ueefallen (nlnliG sic
SaarsG sGcrfpnmen.)" Sn Ger anNren
Heoc, oie an 26. 9touember iiber
2onocu aus Stpdhclm beristtet
appellierte 8nring an cine
Observation-Disclosures ,tn,llirieNencr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
HippcHrer,e Ikeater

Cine neiis alniilaute aom0oie, in
Der Die lieblihe 1eanne 1urbiu Die
@altptrole ipielt, miro ab Wiitts
mod abeno i'm 9ippoorone sesei9t.
Ger Name oes syams lit Isis But.
ler's SiIter"; Sranf 9or5a9e, Der
uns ifon inanden ausge5eidneten
Slim Id,snfte, bat Die Nesie.
Isis Buffers Sitter" lit uirHih
eine lnterbaltune fir oie ganae
5amilie. Gs lpiirbe Sen 9tei5 Dor.
megnebmen, poate man bier Die
Sanollnng er5ablen. Nie INNER gibt
aud oieier. Slim ser iunsen 9iinit-
lerin Seanne 0urb:n @elegenbeit,
shr groBes muiifnliifes aonnen ~
5eigen. Ne6en ibr eriheinen Oran.
dot Gone uno Bat C'Brien. Cute
Gbaroftere peroen auh Don Mfim
Saniroii, isranf Senfs, SIG MrnoIo
l,no Nlan Wo:rbrap oareeIteQt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16

9ergbauarbeiter in Giien, rilns nur
elm paar tpeitere Gage" iiir Sic per.
NiBene nel,e Mrt 2uitfrieg gegen
England 5u geben. Gcutant ilblieb.
cus oieiem slppell oab TeutihlanS
uollItGnoi9 aui Sneanghaltung ie,,
ner aoblen5eden angeDieien lit.
Sm Sabre 1887, iange els
Geutidllauo i'm gelit Ser rumtini
'chen Selielber fam, periiigte oas
&eid ii6er iieben srobe Sporierungs
nerte fir oie gepinnuug on Sel
ans aoblen. Sic oamaliee Ueiamt-
ptoouftion be5ifiert Goutant aui
iiber cine Miliaroe Gauonen.
@eitere g9erfe biiriten ieit
&rieesausbruh .frrittet ,poroen
lein, uno easu tomnen nod sic Sp,
orierunssanlagen in Sen eroberten
SGnbern - 6ranfreih, Stalien,
Siheduilotpafei, 9elgien llno gu.
remburs. ~Nuer @abrid)einlihfeit"
lino oieie @erfe BON sen Seutihen
tuelter allsgehaut lporoen.
.Niun fam oaber nit Siderbeit
onebmen." srfldrt Goutant, roaB
Geutihlano uno ieine Satelitten
iiber iiinf Milliaroen 8alloren
Srelbltoff aus &oble proOu5ieren
@enn es ourt cine Siieniiue Ser
Ser. Natipnen bon Sen rumGniihen
SeIbrlmnen abgeriegelt peroen iou.
te neroen Sic Ieutihen INNER nod
gcnug Gel ans ibren &oblenbporic.
Engs-Nnla9en erSeugen, I'm ben
2efenliufrieg aiii Monate binaus
.rciterjuiiibrcn."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
id, beraoltbert oem meiiter.

| lid ber3alibert Dem Meiiter. MIs
Weosart eben eeenoet batte, fam in
beller Mngit sic Mutter Ser &leinen
I'm oie gfe eerannt uno 5os ibr &ino
3itterno in bie Irnte. Dann erfannte
iie Moaart. Sic bate i9n in eillem
aoraert gebort. Die aleine rief: .Ger
quite Snfel hat 10 id)on @titiif &c.
mnd)t, it) glaub, oar:un bait bu MIDI
gcfunoen.
0eipeat iagte Sie 0ante:: rMeiiter
mein aleines but reht. Sd borte Gller
Melulett. llno ib ,peiB tal,n,, ipie mir
mar. id) babte, nun finoeit on bein
Siebss ipieber." Wto5art ldhelte. Ti,
Oame iprah ,peiter: vgsie ipieSer laii'
|ih mein &ino Dor ser Cir zines Sc,
Id)uites iteben. Sic ippllte ltidt nit
bineiu, als ieb barausfam, ipar iie
perIbipunoel1."
Mo3art meiltte: Sea, ba lit olles
gut eeeangell SD apiinib' eiren git.
ten Gag" Iunn eing CT eiliglt So
bon ;.
9lls Der Mei1ter alt anbereu atpr-
gen ieine @obna,1g perlaiien tuoat,,
iibergab ibm Elm 9ote eil,ell fleir,en
geutel uno Elm &;irtteu. Wfo5art 500
bas 8eutel6en uuf lmo 'fano es mi.
@oloitiiden gefiillt. Die Summe reid.
te 5ur Sinoerllllg Der allgenblidlidea
Hot. Gr ipollte Sen 8oten frageu. aber
ser ipar ifon fort.
Ser afeiiter betradtete oas airt.
hen. Gs lpar bon ser pornebmen Do.
me. Sn 5irelid)er 6rmlellbaroictriit
las Mo5nrt: rMein 8atte bittet Gud),
Weiiter, cas- @eianote obne Sham
unsrlnebnten. Wau n,lb eiuanber bel-
fen in oicier @elt. Cure gIiidlifen
Samoe alitten sur rebten 3eit ii5er
oie Saiten, oamit Cure sallherbaE:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16
Ohie 8eu 1elcptcne
Company SGnacrtter
Singt Neibnahtslieoer i!ber Habip
am "a. Iescmbcr

Der Ohio 9ail Telephone 60
Sdn8erder, SisiammengeieBt aus slil.
geItellten ser @siellid,ait, miro auct
Dieies Sabr, aln "a. Te5elnber, @eih-
nahtshorale iibers Haoio iinsen. Gin.
ld)lieBlid) ser Statipnen NssSgS nno
@GSG, iolpie @@slH uno 1Sa. iino
oie'e Gtprdle ii5er elm srobes Nes-
lpert 81 boren uno peroen in Ser 0or.
balle oes Selepboneebduoes, 80
Suron Hoao, bon 1880 bis I 80
alno bon 2:15 bis 2:45 ltbr in aan,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-16

Ger belpafineten Streitfrdite, hes
Selb-Yahtanltes uno ponoglib nod
Der Glmpobncribait beireiter euro.
pdlld)cr 0e6iete in Sen ndfJiteu BEL
Sen Sabren tuerigltens in Ser
Sauptlade befrieoigt tperoen ipa.
Gas Ndbrmittelamt oringt ouf einc
26proSentige GeraroBerung Der 0e.
lnmt- eijelanbnuilahe iiir sic
rdd)ltilbriae Grnte uno ieet ieinc
&oiinunsen bier6ei Dor alleln aui
Sic 2anop:rtihait ser. Hrdrieltoaten.
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Ohio 5il boren iein. Gr. GtarIes 3.
CAME, Sirettor oes beriibmtsn Or
pbens Mfannerfors, miro sen Chic
Sell Sbor oirigierel. iaet j. .. Wter.
rid, Sbio geu Sipiiion Commercial
sludl 6uite sic iit) ciniir>
Sen, fSnneH mitiineen.
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Shluk bon Seite [.

Sroouftun sbei6ranfungs Yplitil
Ger 3eit bis Eearl Sarbor nllb Sic
Reglernng nun sur Grmunterung Ell.
ncr ge.ualtiaen Steiserung ser 8ei.
5ener5eugun9 iibergeben, ipenn DC,
ge0arf ser beilniidan 8ep0lferuna,
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W,,lif mid mein aIeines apieoerfin,
ben lieB. Giele gIiidlihen 91nbe fol-
len geiegnet iein."
Mo5nrt icbob Sen 8e,,tel in oi,
SaiGe uno mllrmelte: $50, oa baber
mir balt ihon einen reht fliigliden
GinbruG gelnadyt."
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
SUBSIDIES:
Farm Groups Dissent

Declaring that maximum produc-
ton was the best guarantee against
imitation, leaders from national farm
organizations met with President
Roosevelt to protest against general
food subsidies to consumers.
To assure highest production, the
organization spokesmen suggested
the government support floor
prices for farm commodities at lev
els assuring fair returns. In the
case of meat and butter, it was said,
subsidies failed to halt price reac-
tions to supply and demand at the
markets.
Bucking the subsidy idea on which
organized labor has pressed the gov
ernment to spend two billion dollars,
were Albert S. Goss of the National
Grange; Edward A. O'Neal, Amer
lean Farm Bureau federation; and
Ezra T. Benson, National Council OF
Farm Co-operatives. Representing
the National Farmers Union, James
G. Patton differed with the major
ity, favoring subsidies.
See Large Crops
Despite an unfavorable combina-
ton of low rainfall and high tenn
peratures in a huge irregular area
extending from southern New Eng
land to central North Carolina, from
northern Georgia to central New
Mexico, from central Illinois to
southwestern Mississippi, and from
central South Dakota to the Rio
Grande, crop production was expect.
ed to be 4 per cent above any pre-
vious year, excepting 1912.
Estimating a yield of 31.7 bushels
per acre, the department of agricul-
ture forecast a corn crop of 1885,
267, 1000 bushels. At 1877 bushels per
acre, 1884, ,957 900 bushels of wheat
were expected. And at 30.2 bushels
per acre, las, ,060, 900 bushels of oats
were anticipated.
Yielding 668 pounds per acre, the
peanut crop was set at 2,801, SIS, ,00C
pounds. On 1869 bushels per acre,
460, ,512,0 900 bushels of potatoes were
expected. At 46.9 bushels per acre,
1927, 900 bushels of rice were fore
cast.
Combined with meat and poultry
production, the crops were expected
to boost food supplies over present
levels.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
H1C HLIC III T S in the weeks netOs

"PAY DAY.: Farm soils working
overtime to meet the wars vast pro-
duction quotas can be restored
If farmers will earmark part of their
present war bond purchases for
peacetime soil rebuilding projects,
including the use of nitrogen, phos-
phorus and potash, according to a
statement by the Middle West Soil
Improvement committee made re-
Gently.
SPARS: "Women will lose no part
of their femininity by serving in the
military forces during the war;"
Lieut.. Com. Dorothy Stratton, ma
tional director of the SPARS, or
coast guard auxiliary, said recently.
She believes most SPARS will be
DESTROYS of home after the war;"
INSURANCE: Life insurance writ
ten up during August was 21.8 per
cent more than in August of 1912,
the Association of Life Insurance
Presidents reveals. For the first
eight months of the year, sales were
3.6 per cent more than the same
period last year.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC:
Big Base Encircled

With Allied troops in command of
the Solomons and firmly closing
their grip on New Guinea, the great
Japanese naval and air base of Ra-
haul has been encircled and neu-
tralized as an advance post for ac-
ton in the Southwest Pacific.
Hardly had General MacArthur's
troops closed the moose before big
naval battle was reported in the
area between New Guinea and the
Solomons, thus indicating that the
Allies were moving swiftly to capi-
talize on their position.
With Allied bombers faced with
shorter runs and therefore enabled
to carry heavier loads to the big
base, and with the U. S. fleet ready
to spring into action from neighbor-
ing waters, the encirclement of Ra-
baul removes the Japs' immediate
threat to Australasia. At one time
the Japs threatened to overrun the
entire region.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30

ITALIAN CROPS: Italy is be-
lieved to have harvested more wheat
this year than she ever did, even
before the war, but most of it will
probably fat! to the German army,
say department of agriculture
spokesmen. They think the crop
may have amounted to $50 million
bushels. Indicating that looting of
food supplies is taking place, is
report by way of Stockholm.
TOUR: The war department has
approved the projectet tour of the
Pacific war theater by two teams
of big league baseball stars who
will play for the servicemen. There
will probably be 18 men on each
squad, one from each major league
team.
MUSEUM: The Field Museum of
Natural History in Chicago marked
its 50th anniversary recently. 1t is
considered one of the three greatest
in the United States. The institu-
ton was renamed the Chicago Mu-
scum of Natural History" at the
ceremonies.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
RUSSIA:
Oil Hopes Blasted

Once set up as the cornerstone OF
the Nazis' drive for the Caucasus
oil, Novorossisk was abandoned by
them as the Germans pulled back to
the Dnieper river for a last ditch
stand in Russia.
The German withdrawal along the
whole front to the Dnieper was regu-
lar, with the Nazis within 100 miles
of the broad, curving river, from
Bryansk in the north to Lozovaya in
the south. Only along the coast Of
the Sea of Azov were the Germans
any distance from the Dnieper, and
here it was believed they were hold
ing deeper defenses to permit their
troops in the Crimea to pull out.
Every indication pointed to the
Germans use of the Dnieper as
their last strong natural defense in
Russia. If the Reds cracked the
Dnieper, the Germans would have
no suitable defensive terrain left, but
would have to fall back on the
Dniester river, in Europe itself.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30

clans WIFI LlleIIl.
According to diplomatic advices,
the program has had its effect.
With the assistance of the natives,
the Japs are getting bauxite for alu-
minum from Burma; iron from
North China and Manchuria; oil
from Java and Borneo; copper, tin
and manganese from the Philippines
and foodstuffs from Thailand. In
addition, the willy Japs are installing
factories in the conquered countries.
Under Tojo's leadership, it was
said, the Japs are ready to sacrifice
five million men to beat the Allies.
They expect the war to be long, but
consider present action in the South
Pacific as merely outpost sklr-
miSheS.
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week; meats, fruits, vegetables,
fish and bread to three times, and
dry groceries, laundry and dry
cleaning to two times. Permission
was given for delivery of ice every
day.
Wholesale deliveries will be cut to
six times weekly for bread, bakery
products, cream, milk, dairy prod
ucts and repair parts; five times
for meats, eggs, fruits, vegetables,
fish, live plants, laundry, dry clean
ing and cut flowers; and once for
alcoholic beverages, wines and bot.
tied malt beverages.
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proposed deferment of dads. The
general said that each month rs, ,0O(
men are needed to replace casualties
or discharges.
Declaring that voluntary method.
for bringing men into war industries
have not filed needs, Undersecre
tary of War Robert Patterson ia
vored a labor draft, to give an eff
feet, as he said, to an obligation or
everyone of working age to render
necessary national service.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
WHISKY:
No Production

Because of a boost of 20 per cent
in the estimated requirements OF in
dustrial alcohol for the newly estab-
ished synthetic rubber industry, dis
tilleries will not be allowed to switch
to whisky production for the rest OF
the year. Previously, distilleries
nourished hopes of being given two
weeks to build up dwindling stocks
of whisky and blends.
The decision to place greater re-
lance on alcohol for synthetic rub
Der than on petroleum resulted from
conclusions that use of the latter
would interfere with the aviation
gasoline program. Furthermore, it
was said, the government objected
to the diversion of grain to whisky
at time when it was trying to main
tain the nations food standards.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
MEXICO:
Tourist Boom

American tourists are crowding
Mexico and buying up everything
from gin and electrical appliances to
bobby pins and elastics," it is re-
ported.
The people of Mexico are not feel
ing the war as acutely as are the
people of the United States as ra-
tioning has not gone into effect
there. There is plenty of every
thing, it is said, but Americans are
buying much of the surplus goods.
American money is welcome.
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
WAR BABIES:
Federal Aid Needed

''The number of babies born to
men in the armed forces has ex-
ceeded all expectations" declared
Representative Cannon in connec-
ton with the bill to provide an ad-
ditional 20 million dollars of federal
funds for maternity and child care.
California, he disclosed, has ex-
hausted its share of the total Of
S., ,600,00 appropriated before the
summer recess, and other states
are near the end of their resources
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ALREADY under her
heel, japan has
promised them self
government, taken
scrupulous care to
respect their reli-
gions, invited their
young students and
leaders to Tokyo,
where they have
been entertained by
the emperor, and
exchanged techni-
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30
Russian Stage, Screen Stars
Cheer Men at Battlefronts

Just as British and American film
stars tour Americas battlefrOnts, SO
do Russian stage and screen favor
ties visit their fighting men. Actress
Zeya Fedrova is shown with group
of Soviet riflemen somewhere along
the long Russian-German line which
is steadily moving westward. At the
same time the Allies continue bomb
ing German cities and extend gains
made in Italy.
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This Excuses Everybody

AS chairman of the house ways
and means committee, Rep. Rob-
ert Doughton presided over con-
gress' shaping of the present in
come tax.
Recently, DoughtOn summoned
the committee to a night session
to see whether something couldn't
be done to simplify the filing of
returns.
DOughton, it seems, had to get
a "tax expert" to make out his
own form!
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30

the U. S. at the end
of 1914, Senator Bur.
ton K. w h e e / e +
pressed for congress
sional consideration
of his bill for the de.
ferment of fathers.
Insisting that the
army's program re.
quires the induction
of 100000 men OF
WACs by the end OF
this year, Lieut.
Gen. Joseph T. Nc.
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shortages of fuel,
replacement parts,
equipm ent, tires
and manpower, Di-
rector of Defense
Transportation Jo-
seph B. Eastman
ordered curtailnent
of retail and whole
sale merchandise
deliveries.
Effective October
II, milk deliveries
to homes will be
1inoitoI ~ fo,,r &ivoao
The Ely miner., 1943-09-30

days OF bloody bat
tie, Lieut.. Gen.
Mark Clark's Fifth
army went onto the
offensive and drove
Nazi panzer units
back into the hills
rising inland.
AS the Germans
retreated, General
Clark's Doughboys
made contact with
Gen. Bernard Mont
gomery's S Brit ish
Fiphth army charp-