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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Rationalkomitee freier Deutfrbe,

lleber oen Wpsfauer Senoer bat
ib Dor einigen 1agen ein vNational'
fomitee Jreier 1eutiher" Der Welt
,1it einem Wtnnifeit an Seer uno
Not Deutihlanbs porseitelt l,no ba-
rim gum Sturo &itlers uno sum 10.
io-tieen JrieoensidluB ourn eiue
l,eue naiionale @egierune a1fgefor.
r"rt.
Die Jrase uui aller 2ippen lit
S1noelt es iib bier Inn einen Ser
intsbauon? I'm eine propaganda,
::'affe? ODER Inn mebr9 Sn ieoenr
Sale, mas itedt oabinter?
Die 1atiodbe, Dab bas Wtanifeit
Sieies Mosfouer oeutifen vNational,
..olnitees" bon Ser somietpreiie, an
gefangen bon Del parteiamtlihen
vPratpoa" bis 3um .Roten Stern,
rem Blatt Der Mrmee, in gr0Bter
snfmadung auf Der eriten Seite nit
Dem 6afitnile Der unterifriften Der.
offentliht tuoroen lit, eibt einen Sim
aerSeig oafiir. bab Der &reml ieoen-
fans NIT Der 9lttion einperitanoen
:'eiueien iein mub. Mnoernfaas Die @e-
ic)idte tuobl nid)t 10 ieniationeu auf-
ge3ogen lporben lpdre.
Nebr aber OILS Snipiratiou nnb
Spmpatbie Der Sotpiets in oas Wos-
fauer Wanifeit binein3linterpretie
re;,, lit nidt aneangig. Denn tueoer
l.: nod atuiifen sen 3eilen bes Muf-
l':fes lit aud nur Die leiieite Mnoeu-
llll 9 entbalten, bab Die Sotpietreeie-
rang ais iold)c iid nit sen Soeen ,no
3ielen bes Manifeites ioentiii5iert.
Ser 4relnl bat itd in feiner 8eiic
offi3iea binter bic Mftion geiteGt uno
ut eriidtlih nidt Die fleinlte 8in-
bung eingegangen, um crit NAL rubig
oaiiten uno Die 0teaftion in oer Nelt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
|.2tisferNcrmfteen Ner
2lrfftee Iaiicft nod

Sos Mngeles. 9ie Mnforoerungcv
ser Nrmee ar sic Mrbeitsfraft :ueller
ser 3ipilbenoiferune beginners nah.
5uloIien. erflarte 8eneralmaior g. 9
Seribep, Nat;onaloireftor fir ser
@ebrbienit. Sm 2aufe oes Sabres
l,llte iicb bnher sic Gage betreiis
Ionsel anslrbeitsfrGften in fritiideu
Snoltitrien erleicbtern.
Gas 3iel ser slrmee lit S,20O,O00
!Hann, i'm nGditen Sabre ipiirben
175,000 Wann fir Die arlnee unS
100000 Wann fir bie 6lotte einee.
5ogen iuerSen 8or einem Sabr tpur,
EN- 100000 bis 100000 monatlitl
ingesogen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Este 1riftec trittt INT
tarfc,r<Einic Gin

Mosfau. Seit bem sSaa bon Srel
BIT bie Shlagfroft Scr Roten Mrmee
Eiibt naheelailen. Neueite 8s1itte BE-
I1aen, oaB oic &1mpfe bereits bis in
biz Sororte bon Gbarfcip binein Dor.
'1etragen ipur5en unb bab eine grobe
St:ngenbe,pesnng bieGeutiben bereits
BON oen 8etreibeielbern Eclta,pas
oertrisben bat. slber neuelte 8erihte
elagen, oai, Yan5erOinilipnen beran-
4, 'ogen ipurhen bon SEN Seutlhen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Aeue zuber(icbt be(eelt beute
oaS rulIi(cbe Dolk
8pn Aoenrn GaHibn

irb bas lit bclte audi Die augenfal'
!slte Serdnoer,,ns i'm ruiiilden I1'
tasSleben. Wan merit lie ioiort bel
scr 2anoung in 8afu. Die Spun-
naHs bon Ser Die lestiabrige beutlhe
Srrhorinsune aul,faiiens besleitet
NOR, lit perif)rpunoen. I'm Sen Slug
olas arbeiten SeIpumpen uno aus
nan Sfornlteinen Der Hnffinerien
t~GuIelt frieblih Der Nauh. 3piihen
Sdfu uno &uibpiben tpellen iidl Wel-
,enieloer in Ser Wriie. 3ie 3ei6eu
ser beutlher @erbeernngen. Die lesten
CONNER iiber bicie Telber biniegten,
lino bereits grobtenteiIs perloid)t =
aber StaIingrab lit ein geifpuurStes
9entmal BON Hlinen geblieben.
auibpIbep, cine Yropin3itaSt. sic
94t uupernlittelt 5ln Sis Beg sip.
l,,natiihen &crps i,no su einem gro'
i'en SnouitrieSentrum puroe, bat lid
nsolpii6en on feline neue Metropoli-
lanrole getpobnt. Wabreno Die fiib'
ren0en amerifnniifen unb britilhen
g.plontaten nad) Mosfan 5uriidge-
f.brt 1inh, iinb anbere. oarunter ote
,Sapaner uno Die Bulguren. Derblte.
fen.
ssobrifen, Die aus Dem @elten ber.
Iegt tpurben, iino nun iolt0e an Der
SoIga etabliert unb BON netten neuen
Seim-aolonien fir Die slrbeiter nm.
aeben.
l1eberau iiebt man cos ruiiild)e &c.
senitiid Der omerifaniihen S!eges-
(nSrten @Gbreno bic Ditlihen Std6te
lnomitriealiliert ipuroen, bat Wosfau
cinen lanotpirtihaitlihen Gbarafter
angenommen. Sn &ofen nno Harf-
allagen uno aui auem perfiigbarem
yooen iirrb aartoffeln, aobl, gelbe
0fiiben, Gurten. 3ipiebeln u,.b Son.
nenblumen anaepflanst eroroen, 6eren
5anten Die ruiiiife Beriion oes anle.
iManiiden &angummis liefern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Roofebelt=
konferen3 finoet in
@uebec, Nan., ftatt


lueroen lpiro, Inn ooburd 3eit 81 ipa.
rem. auh ltnb hiesmal Gertreter Stub,
lunos nuH Gbinas in @aibington nit
Sen Gertretern grglanos uno slmeri.
fas in Sisltng seipeien. ga aber Rub.
lnno niht I'M &riese nit Supan lit,
g'iBt es uieberum, bab Die Gerbanr,
langen lid) Inn BEN Ha5ifit banoeln
Sn Mosfau aber belt Stnlln elne
aben iolte &onferens nit ben 8ertre.
TN Ser suiierten Notionen, Ole lid,
in Hublono befinoen.
Gas farnb;ltbe ariessfabinett belt
bereits cine Sislng mt Gburhia ab
gr lit oiesmal audi bon Ieiner sSrau
nno Softer blgleitet in aanaoa eln'
aefrofien uno freuSis besriibt NOR
SEN. Die 9onferens nit Hooieoelt uno
GburdNa mar idon lanse Seit por-
altsseieben poroen, nahoem oie Sn-
ralion Sl3iliens nit tppnlger St1ples
riefeiten Dor iif) seganaen iit, als an-
;d,eineno ertpartet tpuroe.
@aibington. Nrdiiaent RooieueIt
arb in ieiner Yrellefcnferen5 befannt,
oob er iebr enttauid)t iei, onb Gublana
&c; Sen beporiiebenoen geiprehungen
nrft pertreten iein miro. gr erfl1rte
,tber, bab 9hlblano iotpie al,t China
II: er ben 8arg Der 8erbanolungen
auf oem 9auieuoen sehalten tperoen.
Die 8erbanoll,neen betreffen niht
aar bic seeentpdytieen &rieessiele,
ionoern iperoen aud, Had,friegssiele
tetreifen. Wan perr,,tet, oaB I'M
,nmenoen &erblt cine Sffenliue ge-
gen Burma unternommen miro, UNI
6ie Burma Sloute tpieher in Den @c-
iis ser s(Giierten Sl bringen uno ounn
sic Sfieniipe bon China aus geger
S5Apan Dorsutragen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
&rbmei5er feben
kriegsenoe in tint
bis acbt @onaten

Bern. Muf @runb Ser bier betannt-
eetuoroenen Nadridjten lit cine quite
Gharce borbanOen, bak Ser arieg in
europa binnel flint big aht Mrnaten
ST gnbe lit, cine M6eli6feit, oab er
1ift etnnal 10 lange oauert, uno cine
ihlpadr Gban6e, bcB nod i'm n6hiten
Sabr aeftimpft miro. Ser raihe @ed)-
TT al ben sronisn, sic peritGrfter
gn5eihen ipadienocr Mflen-geiors-
nls uno Der rurd Muiiolinis Stur,
Ierporberufene polit,Id)e Shlae baben
O.s 8ilo poliiy oeranbert..
Die iekiee Gage tueilt YaraleIen
5u iener bon 1913 anf. Mm Gnoe oes
9. sll,sltit 1919 entihieo Ser oeutide
1ronrat, oaB ser ariea elm gnoe fin.
hen miiiic. SIM Sttoter 1913 batte
iid oas mi!itariihe Bib 10 peridleG- j.
tert, oaB 8ereral 2ubenberff sic Scot !,
!pen0igteit eilliab, Die nlliierten 8e-
nerdle unnlittelbar UNI einen @affen-
itillitano au e:iuben. @ereebli9e Ser.
Jude, &onaeiiionen bon Sen aQiierten
Su erlangen, slnroen bis sum II. No-
pcmber iortgefiibrt: sic @iirfel NO,
rem tatidd)lih aber ihon am s. slu,
rrit gefalen.
Seute lit bie Soge folgenoermaben ::
tStalien lit nic1t aus oem arieg ec.
ibieoen, aber ouf Dem 8eee ba5u. Ga.
t:nia uno Der grobte Cell SiSiIiens
lino berloren Die Nuiien baben oen
;,,oben Siee BEL Srel errlmsen unS
itiirn,en meiter Dor. Die Ieutihen
f1npfeit ftitlt ftebr ldnger um ber
Sie8. Was lie nit elmer Sortiiibr,lng
bcs 9nmpfes be5ipedcn lit oie GrIan.
aung annebntbarer 6rieoensbebingun.
Jen bon einem ermiioenoen 5einoe -
eDenlo mic nor 25 SSabren!
Deutidlono bat tpie 1918 Seliors
acn. Die @on,haroierung Ylpeitis bat
DE Sorgen nod permebrt. Ias be.
fteinigt oas Serifruinoen ser 2uft-
p1|fe. Wenn Stalien raid einen @af-
'enitiQitanb NIT ben IQiierten perein-
bart, fanu Si;e gan,e Wod,t ser gni-
'erten gegen 0eutidlaro geriGtet iuer
Den uno in Berlin iprid5t man bereits
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Hrans6iiid-&anaba tpnrbe als Emnft
brr 3niammcnfnnft seuablt, nm &C.
wiiiermaken ansnjeisen, baa bas
uddJite 3iel Der Snnc'ion GranfreidJ
iein tpirb, iagcn gerid)teritatter.

Quebec, aonuba. TrGlioent Hooie.
.'elt, ser crit bon elmer 6erientour in
faEuoilten 8eraiiern 5uriidfehrte, il
bereits uut ocm @ese nod Quebec
Inn iih bort nit Hren,ierminiiter @
Gburdiu BON @robbritannieu 5u ici
ner ief)lten ariegsfonferen5 3i ireIfen
Gin grober Stab bon Grperten lit be
rei:s bon England ltnO Waibingtor
Sort i'm eeheimen titie getpeien uni
es Iheint, ols oh sic neue Taftif be,
reits oen beioen Siibrern porgelegl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
2stbbentrcp itSette germ
Settueiser piua kaben

Sonoon. Ser oel!tIhe Iubenmini.
Ilsr Soad)im BON Hibbentrop periud)t
Ell aeIddftliGes arrangement, Inn
cine Gilla in Der Sdapei5 fduilih 81
crtperben, erfldrte ser engliIhe abge,
oronete Sir 8illiam Gapiion. Ias
Garlamentsmitglieb eat 5u periteben,
er perOe slu6ennliuiI ter goen onira.
cen, Oh er bon 9fihbcntrops Ylan
aenntnis bobe uno OF sic neutralen
lationen auf oie alliierten Soften nit
Der Warnuno Dor einem Mipl an ad),
-ariegsoerbreher ertpioert bdtten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
2i1etr us8ecte t6tie
al,er ,pet,ieer perlaite

San Suan Euerto gfico. @i5eab
'niral Sobn s. Soooer erfldrte in Ell
ner Yreiiefonferer5 als
G5mnanocur oes TO- @arineoiltrifts
ts babe lin lesten Monat ooer 10 ein,
22anabme" Scr Sdtiafeit Ser Mdien.
u-9oote i'm &cribiihen 8ebiete sese.
ben. slber tros ser erh0bteu u,@oot.
ldtigfcit leien Sic Serluite ourh sic
8cgenmabnabmen gerinser geblieben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

hit gnoe bes Grieges in flint Mona.
ten. 9oh ser SuiammenbruhG Geutih.
limbs fann nod allfgebalten fperben,
penn es mSglih it, iih I'M 8alfan
81 fon5entrie-en. Muf ieoen San iino
a,ipalttge aQiierte Mnltrensunsen no
tia. aber Sic 5unebmenbe slebnlibfeit
,iit 1918 lit ernllttigcno uno iehr be.
5eibneno.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
uaeterieaspelcn tpiu
luieSer 3ueat,a 3ant @11eer

Sonoon. Ser polniihe Nremier
S.anislalp arifolaicspf foroerte in
ellem @ortraa Dor Der rslnglo-
american Hreb slilociation Of Ta-
rs" einen 3ugang oes Natfrieas.
@olens an oos 9fear 1,no Die Riid-
,cbe aller @ebiete, Sic BEL oem oeut.
I')cn "Marid gen Often" beiett lpur-
ZEN. 8enn Sieie GorSeruns erfiiut
'oiro, tperoea srir in Ser Sage iein,
N enger 3uiammenarbeit nit Gng.
ldao unb SER Ser. Staaten cine fon-
I.'nstipe Houe in europa su ipielen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Gpaenier,ane Stettins
ucn uasis aiteeerN,,et

2onbpn. 9ius Stodbolm miro be.
r.Atet, oaB oas S5 Mileil norO0jtlid
ocn Berlin gelegene Stettin nrnmcbr
epafuiert srirb. Stettin lit ein mid
tiger Nad)id,ubbaiem fiir oie 9enin,
graO- Wurmansf.G Gront in 9tublano
Gs lit Ser arol,tc Seebaien YreuBens
an Ser Sltiee imo s,toleih als Snou,
itrleltaot Don erbebliher geoelltung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
2lneriffe a,,f 21iirnbcre
anH Bonn H,1rcb 8cntbcr

0onoon. Gie H9I;s unternobm LAM
1e 5abrten rad Dem Snneren BON
SeutihlanO. Sbr 3iel mar Niirnberg
n 8apern. is gpmber gingen babel
5erloren, aber Die Teuer ipuroen nod
100 Weilen entiernt bon Sen beim-
febrenoen Tllesern feiteeiteut. Sn
oorlester Hadt mar Bonn am Mbein
/. as 3iel. NGbere geribte oariiber
purOen nod aiht ausseeeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

9Ias elmer rersreifalt INN ibr Se.
ben f1mpfenSan Notion lit aus ser
Soipiet- t-ltnion in oen ief)s Monaten
lcit Ter Shladt Don Stalinsroo Elm
frp5rs 2anh geipnrben, oas 5uper-
ihtlih fir oen Slee tdmpft. Ser
:&ca,el fdut einem ani, pern inan
cine )iunbfabrt maft, 10 ipie ih lie
lettcn 5cbruar, nod ser Shlaht DOH
Stolingroo, ton Mosfau nod Stem
Dort uno nun lpieber suriif nad Mos.
flu rnternommen babe. Sn san5 &ub'
luno. bon @atu I'M Siioen iiber &ui
lpdep an Ser Wolga nat @osfa!,
fGni er ouf
Sir oie Gniien lpnr Stalingrao Of
Ienbar ser &enoeplrft oes arieges
Gieier 8enoepunft lit i'm Sol I'M,
ter meinem Jeniter ipntbcliiiert.
Sm sSebruor tpor ser Scf mil
id.musigent Sdnee teoedt, iiber Dem
pctbetiit) ssrauen Sols beranid)aiiten
um falte 3inner alt pdrmen.
Sente lit Scr &of bon einem &pbl
Let aIssefiiat, um bns berum iauG.
5cnoe ainoer 0erIteden ipielen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
&ein lteberpptimismms

Die Huiien iheinen nid)t iiberopt;.
"iitiih 5u iein, Sic perbeblen lid
'.tc1t, bab nod elm bitterer &f be.
poritebt. Sene, NIT oenen ih iprab
glaltben nibt einmaI, oab ser &riee
iebr balo enopn miro. Sic tpiiien, oaE
jereits Borbereituneen fir Sen @in.
tcr-5elo5ug setroffen uoroen iino
Oas gnoe, elauben tie, ereroe nGfites
Ss1br fommen.
Der Sieg bon Stalingrao nno Ser
SaIanmenbrud) Der oeutiden Som.
cr-Sffeniipe, gleihermaben oie aIli.
ierte Groherung Suneiiens, bie Snpo-
't1::: Si5iliens uno bas Sheioen Wui.
iolinis = iie aue baben ole @irfune
sebabt, oie Nuiien frob 5u itimmen,
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12
He Was One of us
Reprinted from "The Communique, !"
!. Camp Livingston, Louisiana

He was one of us--the man who knelt at the
edge of the filled bomb crater and heard
the Japanese officer say, You are going to
die | am going to kill you with this Japanese
sword according to the Samurai code.
We don't know his name or where he came
from. Allied Headquarters said he was cap
tain or a flight lieutenant He was % years
old and an instructor in Army transport com
mand at Port Moresby.
He might have been American, British or
Australian. He might have been any one of
our other Allies. He might have been fellow
we knew back in the states A neighbor, may
be, or a friend. Or guy we sodiered with.
But what is important is that he was one of
us-one of the millions of free men fighting
against hatred and treachery and tyranny and
slavery. One of the millions fighting for bet
ter and cleaner and more decent world where
men might live in peace.
He is dead tonight this man who was one
of US and who knelt at the edge of the water
filled bomb crater and heard the Japanese of
ficer say: You are going to die. | am going
to kill you with this Japanese sword according
to the Samurai code.
Yes, he is dead.
But his spirit and the spirit Of all free men is
not dead. 1t goes marching on. 1t goes march
ing on in the hearts of all of us.
And in the death of this man who was one
of US there is new resolve in our hearts to
fight harder and with more determination than
ever until such time as the codes of Samurai
and the codes of Nazi German and Imperialistic
Japan have been replaced with the codes of de-
cency and humanity.
That is our promise to this man who was
one of us.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12
Editorial
Armistice Day, 1943

Yesterday was the eleventh of November.
Armistice Day, and the twenty fifth anniver-
sary of the surrender of Germany in World
War l. which to have been the war to
end wars. We are instead in the fourth
year of another and even more deadly World
War and arrayed again, sworn this time to
finish fight, against the same principal enemy
and her Axis satellites. 1t is not accidental that
the British Prime Minister with full knowledge
of the situation and speaking this week before
the houses of Parliament should utter the fol-
lowing words Of hope tempered with solemn
warning: =
1t is reasonable assumption that, unless
we make some grave mistake in strategy, the
year 1914 will see the climax Of the European
War But unless some happier event occurs on
of Providence is directed by some crowning
mercy, then 1914 will see the greatest sacrifice
of life by the British and American armies and
battles far larger and more costly than Water
loo or Gettysburg. Sorrow will come to many
homes in the United Kingdom and through
out the great republic of the United States.
A great many people speak as if the end of
the war in Europe were near | hope indeed
that they may prove right. But am myself
proceeding on the assumption that the cam
paign of o44 in Europe will be the most severe
lives of any we have yet fought We must all
brace ourselves for that task and strain every
nerve for its successful accomplishment
his is time for relaxation or thoughts.
on the joys of peace and victory
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12
Deeds Not Words

When the great story of this is written,
history will record not how we felt or how we
thought, or what trials we had to undergo, but
what we did, how reacted in deed = not
word-to the stimuli Of all-out conflict
History, as always, will not present all sides
of the picture; but the picture that it presents
of us is the one which will determine our share
in the spoils and our receipt of the honor and
the glory History will judge us by deeds;
and posterity will award our share of the
credit for victory by the same standards.
Our deeds will speak for US: How we did
our best despite the fact that the chances for
heroism were withheld from US. How we gave
the best that was in us whether our assignments
were in muddy foxholes in the South Pacific or
in the isolated and unexcting bivouac areas
of some desert training camp.
Our role in the total war effort is one that
we can make big or little important or of no
consequence merely by our attitude toward it.
In considering it, we our heads or lose
them. We can act as if we have part in the
fight or we can play the role that is given us
with such spirit and daring that steal
the show.
The present conflict is for the awakening OF
the world, and if we are wise we will take part
in helping to bring about such an awakening as
will spell the eventual doom of all the setbacks
that we gripe about. The war will not last for
ever; but while it lasts we have job to do.
We have victory to win. 1t takes deeds, not
words to win-and history will judge only
by our deeds. -TRTC.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12
POST POETS COLUMN
WARS END
By PFC. MOSES B. JOHNSON
Med. Det. Spc. Tr. Div. Hq. Co.

Will you back there
Have the heart to care
For the physically weak and deranged?
Or will there be
Year after year
For Wars End :. and the men who are changed
Will zest fill your cheers
Though blinded by tears ~
For the sacrifice made unafraide
Or will you deny
With why
those who come from the dead?
They dead in a sense
At their own expense;
Forced on by those left behind.
Through muck and mre
They just wouldn't expire,
And the least you can do is be kind.
Give them place
In world made safe
By their own and their brothers blood.
For by their grace
They've made place
For you in life's raging flood.
Their own right to do
Is all they pursue;
If denied they'd all rather die.
So let there then be
Real democracy
And chance meath peaceful sky.
Will you back there
Have the heart to care
For the physically weak and deranged? y
Oh will there be
Year after year
For Wars End :. and the men who are changed
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-12
ed-Roofed Town

From the mountain look down
Upon little red-roofed town.
The mountain streams sing merrily,
Trickling down so hurriedly
To the little red-roofed town.
Just look! There spy steeple!
On all the roads are people,-people.
Wonder why and whence they came!
If they re seeking gold or fame
In this little red-roofed town!
Call of bugle, roll of drum!
Now know why they have come
From their peaceful homes afar:
They have come to train for war
In this little red-roofed town.
Pvt Cecilia Goldsby
WAC Section, SOU
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to arrange planting, what tools
to use, etc is all general and
written TO fit any sections Of
the country. However, each
states agricultural college and
farm extension service have ma
terial on local problems, it was
stated. and this, too, is free to
prospective victory gardeners.
And the gardener must take
advantage of a successful yield
by storing part of his harvest
away. A thick pamphlet on
Home Canning is available at
the department. SO is a booklet
on Drying Foods for Victory
Meals with elaborate plans for
setting up home dehydrating
plants.
To obtain booklets on garden
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tary cleaning and clerical Jobs
which could be done quickly and
Chcaply by one central source.
How much real work would ever
get done
Community Plan
Home should be blocked out
i'm districts and run on the com
munity plan with a central
nursery and kitchen, each fam
ilv calling for us food and pay
inc rs share for cleaning service.
This would not destroy tho
character Of tho home To the
contrary the parents and chill
drcn would haze chance to
really enjoy each other in
happy. orderly environment with
much less irritation and expense.
'Thcm'S my sentiments s.
Elsie. and III bet you agree with
them Or perhaps you have been
too wise "a ever get trapped in
this CHASTITY mess We call home.
sweet home
Homemakine Comes First
Guess again. lady. I've been
swinging a dish mop and tossing
out beef pies since Adam
grouched over his first omelet.
And ] still think that homemak-
inc heads the list of slick
feminine opportunities.
Community kitchens and nurS-
cries are botn current and in
evitahe. But there arc things
which no community kitchen or
nursery can ever supply.
a log on the hearth and small
tads wigGling with rapture while
Nom reads the Lone Ranger.
GlimpSes like that tie man
closer 10 his home than all the
beauty treatments ever devised.
No. Lady, | don't agree.
Homes aren't Hell. They arc
The nearest things to heaven yet
invented AS for hard chores
being a nuisance, when weren't
they? 'TiSn't the chores you
really object TO, sister. I've a
h IN c h you just WANNA
PROM'L,
Copyright lst5, by King Features
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CaIavos Plentiful

THE 1912 harvest of calavos
is tuned TO wartime needs.
There's plenty of the fruit for
every one in everyday salads,
sandwiches and entrees. The I'M
usual food values of the fruit
make it a welcome contribution
in a year when such excellent
nutrition counts for so much.
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Lapel Gadeet
Matches Sweater

FAYE EMERSON. actress APP
pearing in Air Force" knitted
herself a SLOPPY joe sweater
in purple yarn to go with her
plaid wool suit in 5 h d Q S of
beige, blue and purple. AS a
lapel gadget she knitted a tiny,
half finished sock with a little
ball of yarn hanging from IL. II
m C hes the shade of the
sweater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18

fes-with so much ice going war-more and more
people asking Sealest Dealers luscious Seates
ReaI Fruit Ices and Sherbets They're finding thrill
IN these frozen creations only served alone but
binaton with VANILLA ICE CREAM famous Sealtest
Royse Flavors.
Ash )oHy Seaed Dealer M Vanilla Ice Strawberry Ice
Royale Vanilla Ice Cream Plum Ice Royae Orange
Ice Strawberry Ice Pineapple Sherbet Cherry Ice Cream
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
A New Kind OF Bread

Now, wise Mother Nature put Vita
min B, into wheat. But in making
bread whittier man took it out.
Then Theodore Earle patented way
70 retain more natural vitamins and
minerals in -four.
And mass production by American
industry made possible further addi-
tons Of the Vitamin b. needed in the
bread. A bread now better for flavor
and better for health than before.
us DoubIy Fresh
Then, too, this new Wonder Bread is
doubly fresh-fresh when you buy It;
fresh when you eat it.
Because it is slo-baked for lasting