davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
NtcntoonterY u. Hefftt1,el
,pieSer Me 6ee,rer

SonSon. Mn ser &iiIte Ser Norman.
Die iino es ipieoer MontaoinerD mh
Ser @iiltenfufs Monnnel, tuelbe ein.
amber befdmpfen.
@eneralfelbmaridaa Rommel, tpel.
der aus Mfrifa periast tpuroe, beiet-
ligt Die oelltide Nrmeegruppe IN
eoro-Jranfreib, Die iib Der Snba,
iionsarmee unter General Nontgo.
merD bon Ger s, slrmee entgegenge.
itellt bat.
8eneralfelbmarldan &arl 3mooli
8er0 bon &unolteot lit Der 'Sberbe'
feblsbabet aller beutihen 2anotrup
pen in @eitfranfreib. &ommel fiibr,
I'M Noroen uno 8eneralfclomarlbal
glasfoipis i'm Siioen ssranfreibs
iospie am @olf bon 8isfapa.
aomiral arande befeblist oie oeut
iden Observation-Disclosures, trGbreno Sc.
neralfelomaridaa Suao Sperrle bel
Gbei Ser oeutiden Slritpaffe i'm SIC
item iit.
9ie Mabt ser 0eutihen am @elt
mall miro nuf 81 bis 60 9ipilionel
beSiffert, 10 oab NIT bem Grain I'm
seidbr 100000 Mann blnter Sen
Weitroti iib oen NGiierten entgesen
itellen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
Eraiibemt amcrifauilder Sanbels.
tanner tritt fur Mussleid Der
@irtidaftsiDiteme 6eiber 2anoer ein.

Mosfau. Gric Sobniton, gr6lioent
Der SanSelsfammer Ser @ereinigten
|Staaten, foroerte in elmer 4niprahe
an sSiibrer oes Sopietbanoels, @ui-
len uno slmerifaner loqten bire Der
ihieoenen @irtihaftsipiteme nit elm
amber auslobnen ,lno 5u einem er-
ipriebliden Sanoel fommen.
Sobnitons 8eoe tuar pabrideinlif)
Die freimiitisite uno in geipiliem Gin.
ne propoaierenSlte Hebe, Die in @os-
fau ie BON elmer Hripatperion gebalten
porSen lit.
Der Yrdiioent ser Sanoelsfammer
leitete ieine &eSe an oie &uilen nit
Ser @arnlng elm: SD tperbe Ssbnen
oirefte uno barte fommer3ieue Sat.
iaden portragen. Sm Sinblif auf oie
8irtid)aftsioeologie lit bas 9enfer
melnes Sanoes gang berlt)ieoen Dor
Dem oes Sbrisen.Sie iino aui Staats
tuirtidaft, auf &oueftihpirtihaft elm
geitellt. gSir basegen iinb merit aal
Hrioatlpirtihait beoaht uno benfer
bOdit lnbipioueu. uno, meine Serren
lalien Sic iih oarin niht tduihen
mir iino entldloii,n. 10 gu bleiben ore
ioear nod ltdrter inbipioualiitiid 8,
lper0en.
Sobniton legte Sann Sen @nilel
nabe, "au erfennen, apie uniere amc
rifaniihen aommuniiten tbre Sci
gdn5lib unniib neridmenoen."
~8ei elmer iiingft porsenommene,
s(bltimmung bcanttporteten Die mel
item orsaniiierten amerifaniid,en Mr
better eine Grage nad ibrer io5iale
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
Sin- nnS bermugenSe &Gmpfe an bel.
ben Gnben Der ssront, nobel bic bent-
iden 9rnppen BEL Gaen ettpas &C..
iuonnen ba6en

Sauptauartier ser s(liierten Streit.
frdfte. S6.pere Sample entrpifelten
iib an beihen gnben ser 5ront in Ser
9tprmanbie. Sie Oeuti1en ereifen
nit l6Deren @afien lmo Sanfs inn
mer uno INNER pieber an. Mber bit
slaiierten ardite bielten oie Sillp-
Gaen45ront, trobbem iie mebrmalS
aus ibren Steaunsen perordngt MUIR
oen. Die amerifonilhen Sruppen
bielten beionoers Wontebourg an Der
aampiitrede nah gberbourg.
Die Snpdiionsfront Eat iif nun
auf 100 Neilen areit nerer0Bert. Sn
ser Mitte Ser Sront bel Garentan
aber periuhten bie Oeutihen in iiini
angriifen Ourcb5ubreden, tpas ibne,t
aber nidt gelang. slber es miro be-
ridtet, oab Silp4Sur-Seulles in Die
Sdnoe ser 0suti6en fiel. slber bas
iast nod niht, Dab iie es niht auf)
bereits ipieoer perloren baben, genau
tpie oie Iaiierten ihon piele Wale
Srte als genommen melbeten unb
uud ipieoer nerlorcn baben. gs lit eiil
illrdtbarer aampf UNI Die &oute 81,
Gberhourg, aber sic Nuiierten baben
oie 3uoeriidt aab iie bereits Die Sber-
bano in oem 8ampf INN Gberboure
|feitit sespeHaemsBafpn .e
Die Seutihen bringen bieIe 9ioi-
iionen in SEN &f uno beionoers
Yan5eroipiiionen idluerIten 9alibers,
Die aIliierten brahten aufj bereits
Sanfoipiiionen al 9anb llno bieIe be-
tpdbrten li6 bereits I'M &anlpf Inn
Gaen uno 8aireur.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
|kan1pf in aor111atl0ie
tuogt bin uno ber init
1em ztel Cberbourgl
Siheruno oes Briifenfopfes 1T beenoet

! 0ie Snoalionsarmee lit itanSig i'm
Wahien nno Die Transporte treffen
init 8enauiefeit elm unS auf oem
Seimueee nebmen lie Die GermunSe-
ten NIT unb oie beutiben ariegsgt-
iangenen, oeren 8abI bereits Die 1O,-
600 iiberidritten baben lon.
SIN stuei Tagen in LETTER Wohe mar
es nidt moalif) infolge idledten @et-
tiers Die 1ransporte uno Die aampf.
front NIT Suftitub gu perieben. Seit
oen leeten stpei 9aeen aber lit oas
@etter 1pieoer oerart giinliie, oab bie
Bomber nift nur Die 6rontlinien iln-
teritiisten ionbern iogar 0liise nah
Berlin unb aoln unternabmen.
4uf Dem &ffeIbe babtn bereits
cine an3abl 6lug5el,ge aelanoet, I'M
Dem propiiorilde JlugfeIoer erridttt
tpuroen.
2onoon Deutlfe 1ropaeanba Der.
legte iif aui 8orausiagen uno ertI1r-,
te, bab in oen nGhlten As Stuyben
| iid) grobe greisniiie boGsieben miir.
ben an Ser aanalfampffront. Die
Runofinfrpeoner lasten, bab Beme.
sungen Ser engIiiden 5lotte ,inb sln-
iammlunsen in Den SGfen BON beior-
oers idtperen &riessid,iffen barauf
binbeuten, baB neue 2anbunsen be-
poriteben. Sc Sabre iheint bas 3iel
5u iein iaet Berlin.
Die 9eutihen gaben aud iiber 6as
@aoio 5u, baB iii60itiih BON Wapeur
Sie 7cutihrn iiberraidt tporen nIs
Die I. amerifaniibe Mrmee einen Stub
Iareu3 batten ,tno tpeittpdrts Dor.
orangen. 0l6er mir baben sic Situa-
tion nun in Ser Snnb, Iagt Berlin.
steupel. Die 9eutiden baben iid
80 Wieilen binttr Rom peribanst uno
brinsen uel,e 0ipiiionen berau.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
Mtanila.Harf IN
An,eriea a,,eebamt

8ouiton, Geras. Manila-& &anf
gleid) tpidtlg in 8rieg uno Srieoen,
miro iett i'm tropiid)en s(merifa se.
aponnen, bouptidtjlid, in oen mittei
amerifaniihen &epnblifen bon Yana-
ma, Goita Silica, Guatemala unb &on.
ouras. Gor Hearl Sarbor lnuroe 81.
.barte, elaitiihe Siber ser bananenGbn
liden Hflanse, Mbaca genannt, DO,
Sen Hbilippinen uno aus fieoerlnn
oild- d-Snbien einsefiibrt. slus oieiel
6iber iperoen Manilataue uno idiper
Sdfe bergelteut.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
Jobnstnn spricbt often in A1oskau

alniie NIT nWittelitano". 50 f0nnen
Sic in se!pillenl Sinne unIere ameri-
faniihen &omlnuniiten pieuciht gar
ni6t fir ibr Sheitern taoeln. Wenn
id mid often ausoriiden bari: 1pie
fonnen tie cine proletarii9e 9fapolu.
tion nit 9lrbeitern MAIDEN, Die niht
einmal piiien. Dab iie Hroletarier
lino?"
vllniere amerifaniihen &ommu.
niiten baben bieie Iatiahe nod nidt
erfaBt. gs feblt ibnen an Sriginali-
tat uno Mealismus. sic befoleen unS
imitieren nod INNER, mas nod ibrer
Weinuns Ole sesenndrtiee Holitif So
res SanOes lit. Wenn iie 9feffer neb.
men, nieien iie. Wenn Sbre 8er6au-
una seitort iit ianmern iie. Sic iino
unieren @etrerfihaften mebr i'm @e.
&c ais unieren ar6eitge6ern.
sd oenfe, ie6em iutIerer beioen
Sdnber ioqte es geitattet iein, iein
eisenes 8irtihaftserperilnellt au Der.
iolgen, 1lneebinbert bonn onoerel"
fubr Sobniton fort.
Die brei BrIdtn
gr iprad) Damn bon elmer SLUT"
5lpiiden Sen 9sationen. Sic ourd orei
8riiden praftiiber 8uiammenarbeit
iibsrbriidt tperoen t0nne:
IL. l1nieren eeirleiniamen Gnt.
idluB, Sitter uno BEN Gnidismus a..
erleoisen.
o2. llniere semeiniame 2eioem-
lihaft fir Yroouftion.
.3. Die Bride oes Gin. uno slus.
lfubrbanoels."
Gr betonte 6ann NIT 9sahorud. cab
rnfiiide @ob1toffe unb amerifaniihe
Maitinen .feine Soeoloaien baben"
sMIuB a,if Seite 2.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15

men Silie orinseno sebraubt miro.
Oieie acmmiiiion bat iif i'm Musult
1910 9ebilSet uno bat rGbreno ser
gan5en 3eit nit oen 9fote &reu5 8e-
Ieaihaften in oen 2Gnoern uno anoe-
rem Silfsorganiiationeu eng 5niam-
mensearbeitet.
Inter Ser slufiidt oieier aommii.
iion iino Mr5neimittel nno anoere
Siebesgaben in Normegen, Susoila.
tpien, Sranfreid. Yolen, oen NieSer-
lanoen mo 8elgien aur 0erteiluus
gefommen. Inter anberem baben ois
gsieoerlanoe 80 Miaionen Sniulin-
Ginbeiten erbalten.. unseidbr sic slei-
de Menge lit audi Dem belgiihen &o-
| ten areu3 3useleitet iuoroen. 9,rh
Ole @emeiniame &ilfsfomnliiiion bat
oas Rote areus 20 @iuionen Ginbei-
ten Sniulin nah Jranfrcib seianot,
bon benen 18 Millionen inn SSamar
1914 Deridifit .uuroen.
Inter 3nitimmuns ser &egierun-
gen aller frieefiibrenoen 2dnoer tpar
elm beionberer Ylan ausgearbeite:
auoroen, INN Sic Gage in 8riehenlanO
sll oerbeiiern. tSeit gnbe 1912 baben
in llebereinltimmung nit oieiemYlan
iGtpeoiid)e Sdiffe per Monat $4,000
Tonlien @etreioe bon &anaoa nadl
8rie6enlano gebratt. SuberOem fins
6urd) 2eno-2eaie aud) @emiile unb
Mfilb in oieien sbiffsienSungen emit
balten. Mr5neimittel tperben ourh bis
amerifaniihen unb fana0ilhen &ote
areus @eieaidaiten 5ur 8erfiielna
eeitelt. Tie' @erteilung Ser 2iebes.
eaben miro ourd cine &ommiiiion
ibtpeoiiher mno id1peiseriider 0ele.
gierter selcitet, oie bon ibren &egie.
rungen beitimmt unb bonn SSnterna,
tional 9feo GroB Committee alnter.
itiibt nerben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
A,aiien erSffneteit O)ffef,s
itpe oceeit Nie 5iftftett

Mosfau. Nnififbe Ianfs nno Cite
truppen riiften .burd sic eriten gin-
briidt IN Ser nenge6auten Wsanner-
beim 2inie raid Dor nno iteben be-
reits Dor Dem aroben 6afen 8ibora
Die @ote armee erofintt lbre Sffen-
iibe ani Ser &areliiden 9anoense Dor
einigen Isgen unb itst miro bereits
berihtet; COB bamit eerehnet tpiro,
oaB oie' Simmer biz 1. Suli Inn 5rie.
Sen beten tptr0en. g
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
15z tot oNer pcrntii3t
bel Grplciicn IN Hatpaii

Eearl Sarbor. Cine Grploiion bon
einem Nunitionsoepot muroe bon ser
Hegierung beute befannt gegeben =
Die ii6 lcbon am 81. Mai ereignet bat.
Grplollpnen uno Seuer rate ourt
Sruppen Don 2anounssbooten. 1877
Soloaten uno 3ipiliiten erlitten oa-
bel Den COB; $50 muroen berlebt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
G1O unienimtrcr per,
laiteeit Ucr,peiaerui,o

Glepelano, 3. &iharo 6. Meilinaer
Tralioent oes Gleoelano SnouItrial
Union Councils, erlieb einen appcIl
an Die $50 Unions, ibre &ontraftc
ourhSulesen unS iih nidt oarum gu
befiimmern, ooB oie @ar Manpo,per
Gommiilion ab 1. Ssuli ieherniann al
leine slrbeit .binoen" nil. slub iol.
len Die slrbeiter feline Stelluns or.
nebmen bonn sl,beitsnadppeis, oie if.
men aufgcsipuueen miro aber MID,
ibren 6dbisfeiten entiprid5t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
Sctpjet<NtilitGrblatt
beeriibt Sic 1npaiien

@aibington. 9as offi5ieue .So,p-
let Bulletin, elm Na6riGterorga,,
ser ruiiiid6en Mrmec, begriibte in Ell.
he,n 9eitartifel oie BON Sen Muiierten
unit rnommene Snpaiion 6rantreihs
uno erfl6rte. oaB oieie gftion bas
gano ser 3aifentameraSlhait unter
sen frieoenSliebenben Nolfern nod
perItGrft bat uno ba5u beitragen miro
6en l1ntereang Sitlers unb feline,
Clique Su beibleunigen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
DC 0a,alle tuirH IN Srane,
reid itiirniiet beermbt

SlignD. General Sc 8aulle beiutte
iein Seinatlano gum eritenmal ieit /
Sabren mo sic @etpobner oieies
Staotden gabcn ibm einen grobarti-
gen Gmpfang lmo rieien Iriirmii,b
ibm gu. Su5wiiden aber bat li6 in
Sonoon al,b oie Sitl1ation INN Die
len Mann etrus geGnoert. Gburdia
mlB oam l1nterbaus bie acrten iibcr
oe 8aulles Golitif auflesen nnh ipiro
Damn entlheioen oh er reht lit oocr
Die Clique i'm GburhiG.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
GrGeer'Slm93e,s9e
ereiieis 6,sa,at n,

Maibington. Mmerifaniibe 8omber
iiberraId)tea in oen @etpdiiern BEL Der
SSniel 8iaf. cine gn3abl bon iapa-
niihen Oampferh uno brabten es
fertig orei3ebn oanon aui oen 8runo
gu iesen. 20 iapaniide Glieser per-
iudten Den slngriff gu perbinoern
uno 5 tpuroen babei abgeiholien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-15
3nefer11taree 81 ab 10.
t6. Jani fir 5 pfc. eHltia

Waibinston. 3udermarfe 80 IN
Rriegsrationsbud 4 tritt am 16. .Suni
in &raft uno lit fir 5 1funO giiltig.
Die Station lit bamit oieielbe tpie bis
ber - 5 Hfuno pro perion ale alpei-
einbalb Monate.
Evening star., 1944-01-30
Boys Club Of Washington
Elects Leo May President

Leo c. May has been elected pres
ident of the Boys Club of WASH
ington, it was announced yesterday.
Reelected for second term were
the following:
Adelbert w. Lee, vice president
in charge of the eastern branch;
Dwight R. Cooke, vice president in
charge of the central branch; JamaI
A. Dent, secretary, and Col. Henry
P. Erwin, treasurer.
New officers include Thomas L.
Eagan, vice president in charge
of the Georgetown branch, and
Henry Schaffert, vice president at
large.
Board members reelected for a
three-year term were I. Harry An
gelico, Bruce Baird, Edgar Brawner,
Harold A. Brooks. E. Taylor Chewn-
ing, John w. Childress, Charles H.
Cooke, Dwight r. Cooke, Edward
Costigan, Henry w. Draper, Col
Erwin, Granville Guide, Alvin w.
Hall, Sidney L. Hechinger, L. Emory
Hutchison, Claude w. Owen, Henry
Schaffert, Lawrence M. C. Smith,
Evening star., 1944-01-30

L. Corrin Strong, A. Lee Thompson
and Charles H. Tompkins.
New members elected to the board
for three-year terms were William
A. Rogers, Donald Shepard, F. Lati-
mer Barklay, John P. Mcdonald,
William M. Werber, George j.
Cleary, Wilson Nairn, Leslie c.
Rucker, Joseph B. Murphy and
Clarence H. Conger.
Uruguay reports a demand from
the United States for shoe leather.
Evening star., 1944-01-30

Soft texture in 1000 virgin WOOL Shetland
types, pIoids and lovely plain e6lors. In on oroy
OF tones roneino from postels to dark shodes
All in 54-inch width. Yord
Evening star., 1944-06-02
National Parks Subject
For Campfire Meetino

"The Glory of Our National
Parks" will be the subject of John
V. Hansen, member OF the Royal
Photographic Society, when he
opens the first of a summer series
OF campfire programs at $50 pm
tomorrow.
Mr.. Hansen, who is vice president
OF the Amateur Cinema League, will
illustrate his lecture with natural
color films.
The series, sponsored by the Ma
tional Capital Parks, will be held
every Saturday evening at the Rock
Creek Park campfire site, adjacent
to Sixteenth street and Colorado
avenue NV. Donald E. McHenry
park naturalist, and Edward Fore
man are in charge of the program.
Evening star., 1944-06-02
GIs Get War Jobs on FurIouehs;
D. 6. Man Tolls for Lost Love

A little different motive prompted
Corpl. Forbes of the sth Ferrying
Service Detachment, Midland, Tex.
to go to work in Sheff1eld's plate
mill. He came to visit his girl dur
ing his furlough and found her
working days. So he decided he
might as well keep busy during
those hours, too.
The needs of Bessie, "a slick con-
vertible' not quite paid for. brought
Pvt. Theodore j. Dylewski of the
Knob Noster Air Base to a war
plant.
Pfc. Robert L. Gillin. %, Wash
ington, D. c., who has "a hours off
after every eight he puts in as a
radio operator at the base, wants
work because:
Il have to make enough money
to impress my girl back in D. c.,
he said. She got engaged to an
other guy after I left and I'm going
to get her back"
Evening star., 1944-06-02
p, the Associated Press.

KANSAS CITY, June 2.-GI Joe
Ia in the dough.
Hes spending his furloughs pick
Ing up a little wartime folding
money by working in war plants.
Every day or so a new serviceman
shows up at the War Manpower
Commission ONCE to ask for a lob
during part or all Of his furlough
time.
The endurance record hung up
by two such individuals gives en-
ployes Of the Sheffield steel plant
something to shoot at.
Pfc. Alvin Trone and Corpl. John
Mourandin, both stationed at the
Army air base at Knob Noster, Mo,
came in at pm. last Thursday
and worked two continuous l0-hour
shifts till 5 pm. Friday, explaining
they wanted to spend the week end
In the city and needed little cash
Whether they were able to be up
and about Saturday and Sunday
has not been learned.
Evening star., 1944-06-02
Youth Fined S.
IFor Pulling
Doq's S Tail

Charged with pulling a dogs tail,
Joseph Fletcher, IS, of the 700 block
OF Seventh street Sc. was fined SIS
in Municipal Court yesterday by
Judge Aubrey Fennell.
Il was just teaching the dog some
tricks" the youth declared.
Policeman Steve P. Kotch of the
fifth precinct testified that small
boy held the dogs head between
his legs while Fletcher yanked on
his tail. Fletcher then swung the
dog in the air the officer said.
Evening star., 1944-03-26
Churchill Talks Today
To Britain and u. ).
Preinvusion Pep
Speech Is Expected
By the Associated Press.

6S LIE hSooCIdIcu TACsS.
LONDON, Mar. 25.-Prime Min
lister Churchill is expected to deliver
a preinvasion fight talk" in his
address tomorrow over British
American radio hookup, using the
full scope of his oratorical gifts tc
prepare the British and American
people for the forthcoming assault
and to dispel any doubt regarding
the basic unity of the United Ma
tions.
The broadcast is scheduled for 8
pm. London time, which Is pm
Eastern war time.
(The speech will be carried on
all networks in the United
States)
The British Broadcasting Co. saic
an air raid on London would not in.
terfere with the speech, pointing out
that British stations do not go of
the air during raids.
Mr.. Churchill seldom uses the
radio to break news-usually re.
serving that for appearances befor.
Parliament-and it seems logical tt
expect that his broadcast will be 6
pep talk"
There has been some Londor
editorial speculation that the At.
lantic Charter might also be men.
toned by Mr.. Churchill. He tole
Parliament this week that the char.
ter still embodies the principal Allied
war aims, but that further talk,
about 1t might be necessary.
Evening star., 1944-03-26
Three Navy Flyers Arrested
For Stunting Over New York

/ the announcement said, were sent
from Mercer Field to the Linden
IN. j. plant of General Motors
to bring back the fighter planes.
Instead of returning directly to
Mercer Field, the Navy said, the
three flew over New York City,
where their antics created consid-
cradle excitement and caused a fu-
tile chas by Civil Air Patrol plane
and city police patrolmen-f1yers.
The flyers are charged with in
fraction of civil aeronautic regula-
tions which prohibit flying under
/ 900 feet or at an altitude insult
ficient to permit making emergency
landing in case of power failure.
NBC monitors last night heard
Radio Toxic tell of the appearance
of three American Marauder planes
over New York.
"The planes were Immediately
shot down by anti aircraft IRE" the
japanese broadcaster declared.
Evening star., 1944-03-26
Red Cross Solicitors
Told This Week Gifts
Are Vital 10 Success
D. c. Attoins 62% of Goal,
But More Thon 81 900 900
Still Must Be Subscribed

Urging a "rededication of in
terest and support of the Red
Cross" j. Clifford Folger, chair
man Of the District Chapter of
the Red Cross, declared yester-
day that the results of the fund
drive during the coming week
will have decisive bearing on
the whole campaign"
Washington is the nerve center
Of the war effort" he continued.
What we do here has national
significance. This community has
undertaken to raise approximately
$27 for every man it has sent to war
Is this too much for one years hu-
manitarian service? Can we do less
to alleviate the sufferings of those
who are fighting our battles?"
Beginning the final week of the
campaign with the District SUBJ
scr1ption more than S1,000,0 900 be-
hind its quota, the aggregate colleo-
ton so far is $1,651 ,004, or So per
cent OF the s2,665 900 goal.
we started this campaign with
the belief that it could be done be-
Evening star., 1944-03-26
By MIRIAM GUTENBERG,

District .selective service head
quarters served notice last night
that if the flnally-approved lists
of young key men in war pro-
duction here are not in it's hands
by April 80, the men under 26
will start going into uniform re-
gardless Of their irreplaceability
A temporary arrangement has
been set up by national selective
service headquarters to save some
Of the younger men from the draft
until the vital activities and plants
are finally tagged by a top ma
tional committee, but District Sc
lective service said it would con-
slider only the final procedure.
District Selective Service Director
William E. Leahy said the men I'M
der 26, including District and Fed
eral Government employees. will
Evening star., 1944-03-26
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PIeSS.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Mar. 25.-A
wounded Memphis sailor disclosed
today he was one of the Navy gun
ners who shot down % United States
transport planes last July at Gela
Sicily, and he declared: mo one car
blame the Navy gunners, for we
were just a watch tick from death
that night"
The sailor-Gordon B. Manley
boatswain's mate second class-latel
was wounded at Salerno and now is
in a Philadelphia hospital. Mr.
Manley, declaring mo one seems to
explain just what happened" that
night, wrote an account of the epi-
sode to Press-Scimitar Columnist
Eldon Roark "in defense of the
naval gunners."
Part Of his letter follows:
Evening star., 1944-03-26
Wake Bombed Again
Six Other Isles Hit
By Nimitz's Planes
lis Tons of Explosives
Dropped on Jops Over
Wide Area in Pacific
BY the Associated Press

PACIFIC FLEET HEADQUAR.
TIERS, PEARL HARBOR, Mar
25.-Wake Island was blasted by
7th Air Force Liberators in the
second bombing raid this month
and the 10Th since japanese
forces captured the little Amer
ican island, Admiral Chester w
Nimitz announced today.
Oil storage tanks and barracks
areas were hit. A total of lis tons
OF bombs were unloaded in a series
of attacks ranging from Wake
through four Marshall Island atolls
to Ponape and Ant Islands in the
Eastern Carolines.
Liberator crews reported they en-.
Icountered intense antiaircraft fire
over Wake, but Admiral Nimitz re.
ported that all planes returned
from each of the Central Pacific
operations.
Ponape, 440 miles from Truk
was hit both Wednesday ane
Thursday by 7th Air Force Mitchell
medium bombers which must hav,
flown from the new American ali
fields in the Western Marshalls. i
was the second strike at nearby
Ant Island
Targets in the Marshalls wer,
hit by Army Liberators, Mitchells
Marine Dauntless dive bombers anc
Corsair fighters.
Evening star., 1944-03-26
0PA Studies Plan TO Drop
Food Stamp Dead|ines
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Office of Price Administra.
ton is considering a plan to make
red meaD and blue (processed
foods ration stamps valid for an
indefinite period, it was learned last
night.
At present, the stamps are VAL
idated for a fixed period. Under
the contemplated setup, similar to
provisions for shoe rationing, the
stamps would be good until the OPA
announced their cancellation.
In Worcester, Mass, Reginald
E. Anderson, OPA information
officer, told a group that all ex-
piration dates for red and blue
ration book stamps would soon
be abolished.
The step, the Washington OPA
spokesman explained, would help
merchants by virtually eliminating
the last-minute buying rush that
develops under the fixed period
system. In addition, housewives
would be relieved of keeping a check
on the various expiration dates.
Evening star., 1944-03-26
(See HULL, Page A-G
| Aubrey Williams
Thinks Roosevelt
Won't Run Auoin
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Mar. 125.-Aubrey Will
liams, organizing director of the
National Farmers Union and fire.
quent White House dinner guest
was quoted by the Atlanta Journal
in copyrighted story tonight as
saying he did not believe President
Roosevelt would seek fourth term
Mr.. Williams, former head of the
National Youth Administration, said
he left the White House, only a few
nights ago, after dining with the
President, with the distinct impress
sion that he wouldn't run again,
although he didn't say so directly
He looked so tired and worn that
I was shocked"
The President has had . series
ot coids recently.