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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
u. S. APPEALS FOR
WOMEN
Who speak Foreign Languages
to Join the WAACS.

The United StatesArmy recru-
iting service is making urgent ap-
peal for women who know for
eign languages to join the Wo-
mems Army Auxiliary Corps
(WAACS).
From the large, patriotic for
eign-born population of Cleveland
the WAACS hope to get many OF
the 1900 women with this specia-
lity. These women will be used as
interpreters with the u. S. Army
as the United Nations take back
the countries temporarily under
the heel of the Axis. Women in
the WAACS will not be assigned
to combat duties and will work
behind the fighting lines.
Briefly, here are the few require.
ments for any applicant to the
WAACS: between II and As yrs
of age: married or single; weight
between 100 and l8O pounds be.
tween 5 and 6 feet in height; any
woman regardless OF race, Greco
or color; a citizen of the L. S. by
birth or naturalization no definite
educational requirement altho al
eight grade education is advised
Wives of servicemen are eligible
and they will continue to receive
the dependence pay of their hus'
band.
No woman with a child unde,
IA years of age is eligible unless
i the child has been legally adopt
ed. The War Department believe:
! that children under that age neee
| their mothers care.
During this WAAC drive i,
Cleveland there are two office.
open. One in the Carlin Bldg. a.
East 4th and Huron Rd. and thu
other at U. S. Army recruiting
headquarters in the old post OF
flee building. Weekday hours arr
between 9 and 9 and on Sunday:
between ? and e p. m.
Uncle Sam wants you to be ;
lWAACS. He wants you now.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
American and Canadian
SPORTSMEN'S SHOW
at zoo Auditorium Garage Bldg.

AS in previous years, the lAme-
rican and Canadian Sportsmen's s
Show, scheduled for the Arena,
April "a to May 2, is co-operat-
ing with groups and organizations
wishing to raise money for club
activities, through the sale of ad-
vance tickets. Charles (Pat Pat
terson, associate director of this
years sixth annual event, states
that the SOC advance ticket price
saves the purchaser one-third.
Profit to the cooperating organiza-
tions is 1919 cents per ticket.
This years Show will present
more than SO attractions, inclu6-
ing 10 star features in the big
tank and platform show each af-
ternoon and evening. They in
clude champion performers from
lar places in casting, log-rolling,
pistol-shooting, swimming, canoe
work, badminton, archery and
many other sports and skills OF
the outdoors. A 56O-pound wrest-
ling bear will rough it up with a
three-man wrestling team; Jubo,
the seal that does incredible
stunts in the big tank and on
stage has just been signed UP
Chief Evergreen Tree will do ur-
canny limitations of birds and ami
mails, and will demonstrate the
deadly old Pueblo bow and ar
row technique; a group of north
ern guides from New Hampshire,
tough old-timers, will fight it out
with no holds barred in It.
ing and log-rolling. These are
highlights to which are added the
Northern Ohio Casting Tourna-
ment, od-time square dances, Il
variety of wild-life exhibits, Boy
Scout and conservation activities.
Organizations wishing to aid
their treasures by cooperating
with the Sportsmen's Show may
reach Mr.. Patterson at 200 Audi
torium Garage Building. Advance
ticket plans will be completed by
March 8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
DID YOU KNOW ...

OF every pound of meat being
produced in the United States
about II ounces will go to the ci-
william population, the remaining
four ounces will be distributed
among our fighting men and the
armed forces and civilians of our
|lend-lease allies.
Girl Guides are tending four
pigeon lofts for the home guard
in Banbury, England.
Cocoa produced in Trinidad
and Tobago last season weighed
100000 pounds.
All cereal consumption in Tur-
key has been placed under govern
ment control.
A new creamery in Machiques,
Venezuela, produces 1000 pounds
of butter a day.
Motorists of Montevideo, Uru-
quay, are allowed 40 quarts OF
gasoline month.
- Her face is her fortune -
and it runs into nice figure.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
GASOLINE VITAMINS

When spectacular figures on the
performance of a new type mill
tary plane are released, there is
a general tendency to overlook one
important factor: fuel and it's
bearing ON the breathtaking re-
cord of modern aircraft.
For example, a standard airline
transport plane can carry "a pas
sengers with 100 octane fuel oper-
ating on engines designed for it,
while the same ship flying with
73 octane fuel and comparable
engines can carry only 10 pas
sengers.
Our 2,OOO-horsepower engines
would still be draftmen's dreams
without the high test gas to run
them. And it takes lot more than
oil wells OF produce that gas. Mil
lions of dollars in research and
decades of painstaking laboratory
experiment were required before
the fuel was produced that could
send the present efficient, high al
titude, heavily armored bombers
over our enemies. The oil indus
try was experimenting with gaso-
line "vitamins' before anybody
ever heard of Hitler or Hirohito, OF
before there was any conceivable
need for super-gasoline. The ex-
perimenting was simply impelled
by the spirit that keeps this coun-
try going so magnihcently, the
spirit that was born Of our hcri.
tage of freedom. We can be thank
full that it still exists.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
SOCIALIZED FOOD

Seattle, the western city of
socialism, wherein thrives public
ly-owned power and light, trans
portation and water supply, now
is considering a proposal to go
into the restaurant business. .Spon-
sors of the proposal even think the
city would make money out of the
undertaking, which would be
operated in conjunction with a
municipal golf course. But one of
the large news papers that has
favored Seattle's public ownership
ventures, now observes that ''it
is no essential part of city busi-
ness to serve -. food"
Since when has food become
less essential than lift in a city
bus? If the city can render quick.
efficient transportation and keep
the taxpayers lights burning at a
small deficit, it should be able to
do as we'll in the role of cook.
In fact, if being able to do the job
is the only requisite of public
ownership, what are we waiting
for? Why not appease the social
lists by socializing the whole
country?
Every club that could possible
be devised and hidden beneath
the dignity of public legislation
has been swung at the electric
utility industry. And yet for a
reason that is not hard to find,
the electric industry is still oper-
ated and owned by private Ameri-
can citizens. They unalterably are
opposed to socialism no matter ir
what guise it is presented to them
AS long as they have the opport-
unity to vote, we will not have
socialism in this country. The
great tragedy is that in some cases,
such as the Tennessee Valley Au-
thority, the people had no opport-
unity to vote. Private enterprise
was destroyed without their con-
sent by the maneuverings of a
slick political minority who had
no faith in the American free en-
terprise system.
If we lose sight of basic prin-
ciples and allow the adoption OF
public ownership of any industry,
it will be the ultimate in inanity
to point out that this or that is
not an essential part of public
business. We will have adopted
an "ism" without firing shot,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
BANKING DIES ITS

Figures released by the Twen-
tieth Century Fund indicate that
approximately 5,OOO,OOO,OOO was
spent in the two years from July
1910 to July 1912, for the sole pur-
pose of enlarging existing plants
and building new ones a sum fiji
teen times the plant investment of
the whole automobile industry in
1888.
A substantial part of this in
credible expansion of our produc-
tive facilities was financed by the
private banking system. The banks
have placed billions of dollars at
the disposal Of the war effort
without adding to the hazard OF
inf1ation-billions that otherwise
would have been borrowed by the
government, to be collected event
ually from the taxpayers. More.
try is able to finance necessary
over, on every occasion that indus
expansion with private capital
new assurance is gained that we
can come through this war with
the free enterprise system intact
In this respect the banks are rem.
dering a service with the help ol
the saving accounts people that
can not be measured in dollars
: end cents.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
ANSWERS
Questions see on page 5.

|. The word "globaloney", COIN
ed by Representative Clare B.
Luce, and was used to describe
what she called Mr.. Wallace's
global thinking.
2. The new fve-cent piece.
3. General Eisenhower.
4. kharkow.
5. Associate Justice of the
United States Supreme Court.
6. A figure of speech i'm which
an agreeable or non4offens1vc
word or expression is substituted
for one that is harsh, indelicate
or otherwise unpleasant.
7. Since 1888.
8. On the presidents of Liberia
and Brazil.
9. By saying to them three
times Thou art divorced"
10. Samuel Houston.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04

- Of lumber going to meet
the war demands, o5 per cent i:
furnished from forest lands in
private ownership.
- The hearts of mountain lions
were eaten by early. California
Indians to make them fearless.
money won't win the war.
Neither can it be won without the
things to fight with which money
provides" - The Wall Street
Journal.
= He puts vitamins in his gin.
He says it's so he can build him
self up while he's tearing himself
down.
The OPA has announced
that rationing will soon be ex-
tended to a number of fields, OF
which one will probably be cloth
ing.
- The OPA office of Oklaho-
ma, prohibition state, has ruled
that ceiling prices for bootleg
whisky must be posted in all
speakeasies.
A new greeting card for men
in the services has little detach-
able card of special paper = just
the right size to fit an army or
navy pocket - for your own high
ly personal, highly lipsticked lip
print.
= Icelands parliamentary body
was organized more than 1000
years ago.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
HmblanNs Sieeer,
be,r,abtieift
Shlub bon Seite 1.

apobnt iinb, ipiirbe eine iolfe Ibltints-
mlrng Ser 8epolferune fa,hm gu @un-
item @aridaus ausfollen.
@abreno bie Holen 10 iiber Sic
brobenoe &ebu5ierlng ibres Staates
trauern uno fiirbten, baB man ibnen
alt6 1tift erIauben miro, iih bon
fonlpaften oelttiden Maiorit1ten be
iieoelte @ebiete, in oenen lie ME einen
oemofratilben Stin1n1entldyeio su IT,
rem @uniten 81, erparten Daben, anau,
eignen - lit sic GiebehoIlo,pofiiDe
Grilresierl,ng nit ser Mostauer go
litif bodSt 5llfrieoei,, benn Stalin bat
ibr gu perlteben geseben, baB er nidt
beablidtigt, oie @ren5en ieines @ei-
Dies iiber sic aurpatben binaus .nad
Welten aus5uoebnen un6 oaber feline
Mnipriibe allf sic rutbet,iiden 8e=
biete Der Sidefoiloepafei erbebt, OF
tuobl oeren 8euolferung NIT oerieni.
gen Der ufrdine OUTS engite uerlpanot
ut. Gas 5eigt, baB trob allies Sieger.
belpubtieins Stalin 5u realpolitii6 lit,
I'M lih alferloien groberungensprob-
lenren bl,15llsehen unb ba. piellei6t
oo6 nod iiber oasienige @ebiet, 100
ieine Sntereiien nno politiiben 9e-
nlubnngen oieienigen GnglarOs ourdj-
freu5en, oie 8alfanbalbiniel, cine 81
nigung m0glid iein miro. 9sah fur
5em 8urgfrieoen iino Die ilgolla.p-
iiden Hartiianen unter &ipar u,o oie
Gbetnifs unter Mid,ailotpit6 einanoer
mieber in Sic Saare geraten, llno sic
politiide Eropaganba Wosfaus iudt
oen iugoilatpiihen ariessminiiter
uno 5reibeitsfdmpfer, belien anslo=
pbile @eiinnl,rg befannt it, als rsd,
ienfreuno" su perleunroen. IS lit
oril,geno gu boffen, baB it'd bie rl,i.
fiid).britiifen Yldnfeleien ulrf oem
9alfan niht ipeiter entfalten, ipnberu
balO Ourb cine Ginigung Ser Gers
ciuisten Naticnen iiber oie &riegs=
s!ete iiberlpunben aperOen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
Better Prepared.

At time when farmers CO.
operatives are being tested to the
limit under the surge of war, it
is a good plan for members to
examine the stuff their organiza-
tons are made of. and how they
were built in the beginning. Co
operatives that have been built
soundly from the individual far
mer up, and have been properly
manned and managed, are better
prepared to stand the stress of
these turbulent times than the
ordinary business concern. Mem
bers of such cooperatives are for
tunate. Farmers had no such
protection and hope in the other
world war - Dairymen's Lea
que News.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
K,,ltmripieeel
Meer.8 .8obeniee.S e.Sdjiffabrt bereits I'M
Nittelalter.

Giniidtigen &aufleuten lpraua
idon i'm Mittelalter ser reoBe 8or.
tell 6es @aiierapeges Norolee-Bo,
oeniee in Sic slusen. 0a man aber
oolnals an bie &analiiierung unS
Sd)ifi6armahalmg Ser Sod)nbeinItrede
8alel-8ooeniee ribt oenfen fonnte,
griff man su anoeren Mitteln. Die
Sanoelsgiiter ipuroen Iber sic Der,
idiebenen 8oSenieebdfen sl1,Gdit
nad aonitans berid)ifft. Sen 1ranss
port bon @onitan5 Bis gum Mbeinfaa
bel Sdnfibalien beiorgte sic 8on-
itan5er Sduffer5untt, sic bnraui Der.
briefte Rebte beiaB. Inn S6iffe nnO
6raht am Nbeinfau oorbei lnb burt1
oic beriidtigten Stromidnellen boz,
Saufenbltrg 5il brinee1, beitano oori
eiu undergraduates transport.
monopol. Die 'Sd)iffe lpurben ober.
balb ser 0dle entlaoen, oie ssraG,
ten auf @agen perlaben a,n6 sic lee.
rcn Sd)iffe ii5er 2anS eeldIeift, tpie
es in elmer alten 8eidreibung beibt.
Die Sen Sruusport beioraenoen
Sdjiffer bieben 2a,,fenfnedte. Gurd
oie Stromlhneaen bon Salrfenbers
lieben oie ortsfatnoigen Shiffer Ole
Sd)iife binourdyreiten ODER -ieilen.
and ser gefiirebtete S0aenbafen, Elm
geidbrlid,es StromBinberl,is ober,
bolb bon &beinfeIoen, apurSe nit Sill,
fc Ser Sdiifer5unft gut paiiiert.
sluf ser gansen Sberrbeinitrsde
gebDrten i'm Mittelalter ltngiidsfGGe
gu Sen Seltenbeiten. Ger groBe Gor=
1 tell bes @aiierpeges lieb 81, geeinll
Ses II. Sabrbunoerts &al,fleu,te a,,i
Sen 8eoanfelt fomnen, sic Sd)iii.
fabrtsbinoerniiie bel Sdaiibauien,
Saufenburg aluo 8el,ggen 81, iprer.
gen. Sm Sabre 1909 erbot iid cine
@elellId)aft belgiider &aufQe,lte, Die
iie 'Sprengungen allf eipene Soften
ourdfiiBren 5ll laiicn, INN bonn @o-
beniee bis s,un Meere eine ungc-
bemmte Shiffabrt bera,tteaen. Sn,
folge oes 8ioerItanoes, lpabrifein=
lid ser &riessspirren, fonnte bieier
fiir oie oamnligen 3eiten iebr groBc
Glan nif)t auseefiibrt ,ueroen. Wie.
Ser 5pei SabrbllnOerte ipdter, in Den
Sabren 1927 unb 1888, tpollten SoIs-
banoler BON Sdiltah au,o Sddingeu
oie SddifabrtsbinOerniiie bel 2alrfen,
burg uno @euggen auf eigene Soften
beleitigen Iaiien, bod perboten 0ies
oie idNpei5eriid,e ,lno bie buoiihe Re.
gierlns.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
NtitelieSer Ser i. =.
StreiterGfte ,,tiiiIeit
9te,1erit 3aklet,

@albington. Gs 1pltroe nodu1als
'barauf bingelpieien, bob 9e,,te, Die il,
Den II. g. Streitfrdften oienen, mid.
bon ser Steuererfldm,ng uno Ser 3ab-
lrns Ser fdaigen &aten befreit iinS.
0ie Steuern nriilien audi s,l oCn BE-
itinrnten Jriiten besablt tperoen, 5. ).
Ser Is. Mdr5 lit oie erite Sriit. Stur
fir iolfe Solbaten, sic auBerbaEb Ses
2onbs iino, iinb Ole Sermine binuls=
ge1fpben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04

- Mrs. Lapidus went into a
photographers and said, 81 have
here photograph of my late de-
parted husband. I'd like to get
an enlargement made. But do you
think you can remove that awful
straw hat he has on"
The photographer said, did
your husband part his hair on
the left side or the right"
Mrs. Lapidus said, 81 don't re-
member, but when you take off
the hat you can sec for yourself"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
THIS AND THAT

ct takes all kinds OF people to
make world, you know
"Yes-but she's the kind that
ought to go somewhere and make
one of her own"
He has voted by his class the
man most likely to go to seed.
1T has been rumored that you
are reeiving money for playing
football here. Is that true"
"Y es, sir. But | have to make
money. I'm putting my mother
through welding school,"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
Suffice Gfe

@ebe ih ga fiir5lib nahts Inn otpe:
llbr iiber Sen Hatbausmarft un6 b0=
re einen Mann .redt lal,t li,rgen: $50
leben mir 3D.. 10 leben mir :"
Gs bauert nidt lange, fommt Ser
golisiit angelalfen l1no iast au linn
Isle, boren Sic NAL, Sic tnaden
bier ober rubsitorenoen 2Gran. Sd
mllB Sic nit aur @ade nebmen."
Der Mam aber iagt: .sld, Serr
Wadtmei1ter, id)inpfen Sic mon
niht 10. 3ieben sic man lieber crit
NAL oat Meiier aus bem Niiden. Sd
bin iiberiefalen tporoen."
Der 9oli5iit gang perSutt, meint;
rslber MenId), uno Damn lineen Sic
noh?"
"sSa. Serr @adtmeiiter, batt' it
um Silfe geibrien, apdr' ia feiu
We11f getort1llen.
sd oeriidera Sbnen, mein Serr,
Sic iperben lih in unlerem Sotel lpie
81 Saliie fiiblen."
~@iiien Sic, oa perbe ih bofl lie.
ber 100 anbers binaeben."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04

and the question of what is es-
sential will not be left for the pri-
vate citizen to decide.
(From the Ass. of Manufacturers
in the Industrial News Review.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
Nas Ginfamilien6orf.

Die in gbere5i,,a, i'm norbliden
8raii iilien, eriheinen6e 3eitung ,Spis
nione Gonierpaoora" brufte Dor bic
len Sabren bieie 9fotis:
rIona ss5abel, bie i'm 0orf Ses
JunSo lpobnt, marc geboren inn Sabre
1777 uno berbeiratete ii1 init einen1
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04

.,e,piiien antonio Yereira, ser aber
bor LANCER 3eit geitorben lit. slus oies
Ier CHE fins $50 Nabtommen ents
iproiien, % Sobne, 242 GrfeI, 362
l(renfel l,nb 1913 l1rurentel. @eItor.
ben iino 5 Sobne, Is Gnfel uno 10
ltrenfel.
Oieie Nadfommeni6ait betpobnt
5os 0orf Seelnoo gan5 aaein. Iona
'SS5abel lit trob ibrar 79 Sabre nod
10 fraftig, Oai lie ieben Sonntae 81,
,Snb in Sic elm &ilometer entfernte
airde gebt. Sbre @eioer ihneiSet iie
lif nod aaein 5u ,lno nGbt Tie audi
gans alein, oDne 8rille. Sic fiibrt
Die Wlrtlfaft, ia iie nil,rnt loear
lebbaften slnteil an Sen politilhen
&fen. slub erideint iie immer nit
DER 5ablreid)en Naffommenifaft on
oer @ablurne, 400 Tie Damn ibre Sob
ne uno Gnfel snpiltgt, nur fir sic
Sartei ibre Stimmen absuaeben, oie
lie fir Sic rihtise bdlt."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04

Stnb Ste mnb Sure Mnseb3rtsen
Ritsficb i'm Qrantenuerein nnb
Central 8erbanS? @enn nidt, iett
1T bie 9eit beisutreten. Inn senamere
Snformat1pn rufen Sie ben 3pfaIs
bertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04
Cine NGue fliest 10000 9i(umeter.

Sn ser nel,flmolGnoiihen Saien-
lta0t 8onupiIta Sarboalr ,purbe cine
Vtotpe bon Der I'M boben Norben Gu.
ropas beimilden orei5ebigen Mrt ges
fangen, Die ei1ren Sling am linfen Sil6
tr,tg. Nus oer Snihrift mar eriiht.
lid, DAB Ser @ogel Elm Sabr supnr
in &arbelnoje an ser Mlrunanfiiltc
bon einem Mitarbeiter oes ruliilden
3entralbiiros fir Gogelfori6ung &c.
ringt tporSen mar. sSn 2l1ftlinie be,
trugt Die Gntfernlng 5tpiideu Mllr.
'nansf uno ser neufllnblGnbiihen
Riilte runb 10000 ailometer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-03-04

= SelbIt bei bem beftiglten Streit
,pIre bellt5utaee Elm 3erin6, rSel
auf bie Wogen an gieBen," burhuus
unuuuebrad,t.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-24
Crickets Are Singing
'Canaries' of Chinese

Imagine crickets for pets. That
strange custom has persisted in
China for centuries. For more
than 1000 years, both rich and
poor have kept crickets in their
home for their Singing" qualities.
In fact, crickets are to the Chinese
what canaries are to bird lovers
of this country.
The crickets are kept in hol-
low gourds into which holes have
been cut to allow air to enter. The
gourd cages of the wealthy have
tops of ivory or other valuable
materials and are handsomely
painted.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-24

people. As the Allies march nearer
to victory, the restraints of regula-
ton and RECOMMENDATION chafe more
and more.
But down deep in the hearts of
many lawmaker today is the reali-
cation that whether the administra-
ton has been right or wrong in the
way it has done things, it was right
when it said that initiation had to be
avoided.
And that is why today, unless I
miss my guess, or unless some DAN
iel comes to judgment who can dis
cover better salve than subsidies,
the administration will win, at least
a partial victory, in the battle which
will be staged in the days just
ahead
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-24

What is the most welcome gift
you can send to a man in the
service? Well, surveys among
service men themselves show that
one of the favorite packages from
home are cigarettes. And first
choice among men in all the serv-
ices is Camel, based on the actual
sales records in Post Exchanges
and Canteens. Though there are
now Post Office restrictions on
packages to overseas Army men,
you can still send Camels to SOL
diers in the U. S., and to Sailors,
Marines, and Coast Guardsmen
wherever they are.-Adv.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-24

The torpedo plane was first con-
ceived by the late Rear Admiral
Bradley Allen Fiske in 1911. He got
the idea for the new weapon when
stationed in the Philippines, as a
defense against Japanese attack.
So the Japanese "have never been
beaten? Don't tell that to a Ko-
rean. Korea has defeated the Japs
in war not once. but three times.
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B K E F S by Baukhage

The Fourth War Loan drive will
start January ID and run until Feb
ruary Is. 1914.
Frau Gertrud Scholtz-Klink, Nazi
Women's leader, has been making a
morale-building tour of Germany
and Austria addressing women's
groups on the glory of German
motherhood and the need for match
ing the production of men.
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SuON VIC ~ quiz with Offering
AA07AED: information on various subjects
The Questions

The Questions
l. How many members has the
British house of lords?
2. Which is the slowest moving
animal?
3. A misogynist is one who does
what?
4. How many vocal cords has
the human larynx?
S. Can tattooing be obliterated?