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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
Service Briefs

Louis D. Harmon, 20, son OF L.
S. Harmon, 1872 Hawthorne St.,
YpsilaRti, won his Navy Wings OF
Gold" and was commissioned an
Ensign in the Naval Reserve this
week following completion Of the
prescribed flight training course at
the Naval Air Training Center,
Pensacola, Fla, the Annapolis OF
the Air" Having been designated a
Naval Aviator, Ensign Harmon will
20 on active duty at one OF the
Nays air operational training GEN.
tiers before being assigned to q
combat zone.
Pvt. Thomas H. Brooks, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Brooks, 525 Fair
view Circle, recently completed an
orientation course designated TO
bridge the gap between training in
the States and combat soldering
against the enemy in France. At an
Air Service Command station in
England. Pvt. Brooks, attended
series Of lectures given by battle
wise veterans which included In
structions on chemical warfare de-
tense and pertinent tips on staying
healthy in a combat theater.
Pfc. Homer w. Melville, Ypsi-
lanti, is a member OF the Head.
quarters Company OF the 63rd Sig
nal Battalion. with the Fifth Army
in Italy. This unit was recently
awarded the Fifth Army Plaque for
exceptionally meritorious perform
ance of duty in Italy. The battalion
was sent overseas in January 1912,
and has served in ireland, England,
North Africa and Italy.
-
Mrs. Raymond Slough, Jr.,, has
returned from visiting her husband
in the Army replacement training
bureau, Tonopah, New.
1t Lewis Fleuelling, son OF Mr..
and Mrs ]. A. Fleuelling, sol Fer
ris St, is spending his leave with
mis- parents, after serving in Eng
land for the past Is months. He
has been awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross and the Air Medal,
with three oak Leaf Clusters. Fol-
lowing the expiration of his leave,
1t. Fleuelling expects TO be per-
manently stationed in the United
States. He was graduated from
Ypsilanti High School. class OF
1888, and attended the University
Of Michigan.
Mrs. John Wolfe, 1903 College
wood Dr., has received a letter
from her cousin, Pvt. George Foto-
vich, who is paratrooper, and has
taken part in the French invasion.
Pvt. Fotoyich, 81, was a former
resident OF Ypsilanti, having been
employed at the Ford Generator
Plant. The letter stated that he was
in a rest camp in England, and that
he had spent leave in London. IL
went TO London mostly TO see tho
buzz bombs. and they surely are 4
cruel sort OF weapon" he said. He
also stated. I'm glad TO say I made
the invasion, and l was at the front
for 81 days. and still have no battle
scars" Pvt. Fotoyich has taken part
in three invasions, Sicily, Africa,
and France, and also has taken
part in eight major battles.
Upon graduation from Flexible
Gunnery Instructors School at Lar.
edo, Texas. Cpl. Raymond II. Vorce
received a delay, en- route, which
he spent at the home OF his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. G. vorce and in
Minneapolis, Mimi, visiting friends
Cpl. Vorce had many varied and. In.
teresting experiences in Mexico
while stationed at Laredo. He is
now back at Las Vegas, Nevada IN.
structing at the Gunnery School in
the use and care OF the interphone
system on the Bits.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
Shower Compliments
Miss Joyce Corbeille

Miss Mary Esther Ross and Mrs.
Gerhard Kindshoven were hostess.
es for a delightful miscellaneous
shower honoring Miss Joyce Cor
BELLE. whose marriage 10 Lewis
Fleuelling will take place Aug. 81,
at the Ross home, Thursday eve
ming.
Games appropriate to the occa-
sion were played, with prizes being
won by Miss Shirley Nepodal and
Miss Charlotte Maurer. Miss Cor
BELLE secured her many lovely gifts
after fishing for them over a. dec.
grated screen, and recited an orig.
inal rhyme before opening each
one.
Twenty were present, IL OF whom
went through High School togeth-
er and have been very good friends
since. They trimmed towels for
Miss Corbeille.
The hostesses served dainty re
freshments at the close OF the eve
ming.
Ralph Gaudy, Chicago. formerly
OF this city, vas an overnight visit
tor at the home OF Mrs. Ellen
Gaudy, Wednesday night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
CAN'T WIN

TOLEDO, O.-UP-As a result OF
an armed holdup, Carl N. Johnson
OF Walbridge, O., lost a $3.50 ring
but not to the bandits. AS the
thugs approached his parked auto.
Johnson tossed the ring into out
side weeds. When the men left
with an empty wallet and his car
Johnson couldn't find his ring.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
Junior Canteen to
be Open Tonight

The Junior Cantsen will be open
tonight at the st. Luke's Church
House. Mrs. Merle Hutton will be
the chaperone.
The Teen Canteen, which has
been closed most OF the summer,
will not be opened until an execu.
tive committee meeting has been
held. 1t is expected the meeting
will be held near the opening OF
schools.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
YOUTH ELEcTRocUTEo

Detroit. Aug. 25-AP-Seventeen.
year-old Glenn Sabourin was cleo
trocuted Thursday, while working
on a walkie-talkie radio set To
provide an aerial, he tossed a cop
per wire over a high tension ca.
BILE which he mlstook for a low
voltage telephone wire.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
CLOSING SEASON

Tnterlochen. Aug. 25--AP-TW
National Music Camp will cioset31
season Sunday. DR.. Joseph F.
Maddy, camp director. described
the season as the most successful
in II years Students represented
"A states. South America and Pana-
ma
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
LET THE DOUBLE HELP

DON'T GET upset just because
A combative opponent sees fit to
double you. Possibly he Is doing
you a favor and telling you how
to make your contract, through
locating certain cards for you.
Playing him for the Indicated
strength may be worth something
to you as the hand progresses, and
when you reach the final stages
you may be able to throw him into
the lead and make him give you a
trick which is worth its weight in
gold.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
Hostess to Club

HostoSs 10 Clup
Mrs. Commodore Bensinger was
hostess for the meeting OF the B. b.
Bunco Club at her home, Thursday
evening. Prize winners for bunco
were Mrs. Bensinger, Mrs. John
Simon and Mrs. Lester Reedy. The
house prize went to Mrs. Arthur
Nicely who will be the next host
ess.
W. c, Durant was one OF three
judges Thursday at the flower, fruit
and vegetable show in Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Hogan, De.
troit, spent Sunday evening with
Mrs. Flora Moore and daughter,
Miss Grace.
Miss Josephine Scott Is spending
some time in Milwaukee with her
sister, Mrs. Portia Richardson.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25

preached last sunday TO fine
congregation who welcomed her
back home after her trip to Ohio.
Pvt. James Lockwood, Texas, radio
and signal corps operator, home on
a ten day furlough also was present
in the audience.
Mrs. Richard Hale and Mrs. Mary
Kruger, Worthwhile, Mrs. Donald
Clement and Mrs. Charles Payne,
Salem, left wednesday for Camp
Wheeler, Georgia. where they are
spending a week with Pvt. Richard
Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buers,
Knowles Buers and son Ted spent
Sunday afternoon and evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buers, Byron.
Mrs. Arson Hearn and daughter
Aleta, Plymouth, were callers at
the Wheeler home Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Simpson, North
Vile, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Carey one day last week.
Mrs. Charles Johnson and sons,
Pvt. Harold Johnson, recently re-
turned from England and Leonard
Johnson, Inkster, were Tuesday af-
ternoon callers at the Charles
Stacy home.
Mrs. Frank McFarlane who was
in Buffalo over the week end re-
turned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Varalli, Detroit,
spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stacey.
Mrs. Richard Hale and children
have been spending the week with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Louck, De-
troit were callers in the Frank
Buers and Glenn Bennett homes
Sunday.
Miss Beverly Lyke spent several
days last week with her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Opal Lyke, Plymouth.
Mrs. Lucia NJ. Stroh returned
home last Friday morning after a
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs
Stroh. Hamilton, Ohio
Mrs. Gertrude Hackenberg, Add
son. Mich. will be house guest
the next two weeks OF Mrs. Lucia
Stroh. Mrs. Hackenberg's son, Cor
poral Robert Hackenberg, a ball
turret gunner, was home Visitins
his parents last week.
Rev. Stroh called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Smith in Ann Arbor
Friday. Mr.. Smith has been seri,
ously III in St Josephs' Hospital
and has been taken TO his home on
Liberty St. and is still confined to
his bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Hartman
and son Stanley, Stockbridge, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Wooster, De
troit. spent Sunday in the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rider.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and MIS-
A. b. Van AIKEN and Rev. Lucia
stroh visited Miss Ella McEnany
and Jim Kelley in South Lyon
Pvt. James Lockwood, Texas, Is
visiting his brother and family this
week In Newburg.
Mrs. Charles Burke, 7 Mile Rd.
Jane and Howard Hood, Plymouth
spent Sunday afternoon at the Ray
mond Lewis home.
Mrs. william II, Renner has peer
a house guest the last two weeks
of her sister, MIS-. Harriet Van
Dyke. Calumet CEy, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrlan Lyke lei
last week for WATERFOWL, n. Y, &c
visit Mrs. Lyke's brother, Mr.. De
laney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Harmon
Pontiac, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Anna Youngs.
The Keller family reunion was
held at the willows, Six Mile Rd'
Sunday. Relatives were there from
Detroit, Monroe, Plymouth, North
Vile and Salem, 81 in all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stanbro are
spending few days at their cot
tage at Henderson Lake.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
APPLICATIONS NUMEROUS

Grand Rapids. Aug. 25-AP -
City Clerk Jacob Van Wingen said
Thursday he had received more
than 1000 applications for absent
voter ballots, most OF them from
service men overseas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
Salem News
One Injured in
Auto Accident

Salem, Mich, Aug. 25-Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Burnham and daughter
were in an automobile accident
Sunday evening and Mrs. Burnham
was taken 10 ST. Joseph Hospital
Ann Arbor. with a bad liberation
on the left side OF her throat. They
were driving on Washtenaw Ave.
when a car In front OF them
stopped without warning and
caused them TO hit the car ahead OF
them and break the windshield
which caused the severe laceratiou
OF Mrs. Burnham's jaw. Mr.. Burn
ham and daughter were uninjured.
MI l.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
Funeral Services Held

Funeral Services Held
Henry Whitaker, a resident OF
Salem for many years, passed away
at his home at 8 O'Clock Friday
morning after long Illness. Flu
neral services were held from the
Shrader funeral home in Plymouth
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Bur
ial was at Laphams Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25

Honored at Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hood, sons
Howard, Lawrence, daughter Jane
and Mr.. Hoods father, Plymouth,
were dinner guests Saturday eve.
ming at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Lewis honoring Howard
Hood who is leaving for training
at Keesler Field, Miss, next Thurs
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25

Welcomed Back
Rev. Lucia NJ. Stroh, pastor,
preached last Sunday to a fine
congregation who welcomed her
back home after her trip to Ohio.
Pvt. James Lockwood, Texas, radio
and signal corps operator, home on
a ten day furlough also was present
in the audience.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25

There will be no Ladies' Aid this
month At the Federated Church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-25
Fine Points in Bndqe

the 7 hnessed successfully. Next
came the club K, club A and the
club 3 ruffed by the heart 5. A
diamond was trumped by the
heart 4, a club by the heart ],
making three tricks for the dunn
my's three trumps, and then the
spade 10 was led.
There was the key play. West
already had eight tricks In and
needed only one more. The de-
tenders had only two, counting
this, which was the tenth trick.
On the spade West parked his
final club, the J. North had MOTH
ing left but four hearts. the A, Q,
10 and 8. He couldn't help VIM
ming this, and moment later III
had to lead a heart, assuring Yves
a trick with his K, the trick whic
gave him his contract
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

|tiiden. llno oegbaIb fenoe i'd, obi1on
Fi6 Bic 0ffentliben GdrIer olrh
|Stpnern unterftiibe, rneine Rinber IN
gribatiduIen. Sd lil0d1te lie isidt Sd
rem irtelleftueaen @irrparr onsfet-
aen Biz lie fnlitnnoe itrto, au entidei-
ben, tDel9 unbei6reibliben 8l6ofinn
man a1ter benz Nninetl ber Biifen-
f1aft bersopfen fann."
gafe tbat in Dour pipe ano iu1ofe
ii, Dr. 5to6oar0!
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Hationiernnasausiidjte1

gea9 ser anii6t 6es ueSSnitttute Of
Sooo Diitributton" oiirfte Die 2ebens-
mittelrattonierung in ben Ser. Stoa>
ten balo nod @initeaung Der Setnb-
ieItgfeiten in europa aufb0ren. 0as
SSnititut, oeiien 8ropbe5eiung ange-
it9ts Der tiir5li6 bertdteten 8ieoer.
aufnabrne bes unrationierten 2ebens-
mittelbertaufs in &uBlah6 beionberes
Sntereiie beanipru6t, ertldrt:
uMolfereiprooutte, Sette, Sleii9
uno 3uder peroen in ben Ser. Staa-
ten nod @n6e oes europdii9en arie-
ges ntdt 0aau rottoniert tperoen. 2e-
bensmittel fiir geotbilfe in europa
ooer fiir @toBbritannien ooer &uB>
LAMB su i9affen. 4onierbentparen
tuer6en bon Der &ationierung befreit
tperSen, iobal6 bic grforberniiie fir
Die bepaffnete Ma6t itarf senug re.
bu5tert itno, uut angenefene 8e'
|itanoe fiir oen 3ibilberbrauh iibrig 81.
laiien."
Na9 einem 5tu6ium Ser boraus-
it6tli9en 2ebensmittelmengen Die I'M
eriten Sabre na6 Rrteeseroe gum
8erianb nab europa berfiigbar iein
oiirften fabrt bas Snititrt fort:
.9as 9oIf Der Ser. Staaten tpiro
|ii6 Der Nationier,tng unteriuerfen, 10.
lange Der &rieg I'M @anee lift uno
Der &egierung bas 8e6t gibt, anes
mad 8eoiirfnis su regulieren. 49,.
uSolange europa IN Scot uni
gleno lebt, in Der 3eit Der @ieoerber.
teuung oer 3inilregierunger1, tpirb
Iunier 8olf iuobltdtig iein. Iber es
piro nidt ipillens iein, obne 2ebens'
mittel aus5ufommen, Die es tpirflid
baben min fir feline eigenen Samilien
Il1nbermeioli9 miro es barauf bette,
ben, bob ipatere Observation-Disclosures
gen nod europa ,,nferen 2ebensmit
teliiberfdiifien entnonn1en iperben
'nidt ber laufenben gr5eugung oit
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Deiterreid)s Gd)idIaI

9S1e Srantre1d], 10 gilt aud9 Selters
reid BET an1erifanif9en &atbolifen als
,,gut fatbolif6". St beioen 2dnbern
|gibt es prddtige fatboliibe golfsteile.
Sod I'M aagenetnen baben 8elieion
uno Sittli6feit, prtbate Nnfdau,a-
gen l1no 0ffentlt9e Meinung IN ienem
tpie in oteien Sou i6per unter benz
ginfluiie 6es 2iberalisntus in allen
ieinen aeuBerungen eelitten. Sra,1f-
reid In melt boberem WaBe als
Seiterreid. Do9 mas bier ,nter Der
Serri6aft liberaler Staotsndnner,
Holitifer ltno 8ubli5iften m0glid ipar,
lit duBerft beiddmeno fiir &atboItfen.
Ser laute &ulturfau1pf Inn 9ert-
iden &eid 5u 8ismards 3ett iit auge.
metn befannt. Son ienen ftiIen Ger-
lu9en, Stride unb @eiitlidfeit in
Seiterretd Dem Staate 5tl l,ntertper.
fen, ipridt man faunt. Ser ME gan5
iibertpunoene Soiepbintsu1us fono i'm
2iberalismus einen ga6folger, Der
it6 atpeier Snitr,tmente beoiente, Die
Der &uffldrung oes Is. Sabrbunoerts
nidt 5ur gerfiigung eeitanoen bot
ten: Die Rreffe, Die iid in Seiterreid
nngemein fred gebdroete, uno bic po.
litif6e Bartei. 2ange bernodten Die
&atbolifen, non ben ,@ebiloeten',
BEN l1nternebmern uno Der &egierung
berlaiien, ntdt gegen 6ieie Wa6te
auf5ufommen. 9as 8tener ugater.
lamb, unter goeeIiang, tpedte @e-
tpiien un6 Uait gum 8t6erItan6; in
Der drtitlidio5ialen 8artet ertpl,ds
oonn Der fatboliiden 5a6e Elm 8or-
fdmpfer. 2ei6er ettpas ipdt. au9 Der
So5ialismus erbob itb nun un6 ge-
pann 5uiebenos on ginfluB.
Obne ben 8eltfrieg pGre eine ru.
bige, abfldrenoe @nttpidlung ,n0sIi9
.gepeien. Seiterrei9 fonnte tuieoer Elm
Ehriitli6er Staot tueroen. 5elbit Der
|fraiie Nationalismus 6ies ober ienes
Seils Der Wonardie fonnte iibertpun.
BEN tperoen, tpenn Der 5taotenbuno
Oeiterrei6 arf elmer gei.n6en poIiti-
|iden lno tpirti9aftli9en @runolage
|neugeoronet tporoen ipGre, fagen mir
i'm @eife bes pdpitli1en Sdreibens
anaorageiimo ammo. Ser arme
&umpf Dem Die S,tfanie Der Seillbe
|Seiterreids am Srieoenstiib au Ieben
befabl, fonttte nidt Ieben. Nidt in
einem europa, bas aus Dem 8elt.
friege ni6ts gelernt bate unb fein
geritanonis rnebr beiaB fri Die bobe
8eoeutung oes J0beralisnnus. gr
nuroe ia aud il, 9eutlblano berra-
ten, unb 5tuar nibt obne 5dulb oes
3entrunds.
Ser gotengrdber Oeiterreibs> oas
cine fatboliide Seele belaB, mar Der
NIT !&aB gegen bie Stride ltno lire
2ebre erfiillte 2iberaIismus. gr bat
Die &raft oes golfes geldbu1t, ben
bonn gIbioliitismus bereits berfabre-
men Rarren nod bollen6s IN ben
I5unpf getrieben. Deiterrei1 erlebte
lieinen ,.gsetp Deal'' bereits atpifHen
1866 nnb 1885. Den gr0Bten 8orteil
baraus 5ogen Der &npitaIisulug uno
lipdter Der soaialismus. Sic n6bite
Stntion miro ipnbriheinlib in ben
| G1nnen rOter gnhntDGrtpr feif.f
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Nebenanssaben fiir bic Soften bes
4rieaeS ....


8rie9es ..,.
8aibinetoner 9ngaben aufolee ia.
ben @is, Stiirme uno Die @efabr bon
&ouiitonen Die Soften fit Die Sabrt
eines ein5tgen Sradters bon ben
Ser. Staaten mod &uBlan6 auf $780,
600 berteuert. 9ie b06iten Soften Ell
ner &eiie na6 England betragen ettpa
100000, na6 Dem 8eriti9en Golf
|ungefabr $245,0O0 un6 nad benz ST.
6if6en Saean 100000.
8isber bat es uns $81, 100000 ge.
foftet, Die 3ibil6eo0lferung in ben be-
iebten @ebteten Staltens 5u unterbal-
ten, oo6 aes niIt bon Der italienii6en
&egierung bereits pie6er auriidee.
5ablt tporoen.
@inen neuen S6lag gegen Die
9eutI9en beoeutet Die 8etpinigung
bon 2etbpa6tgeloern an bic Sotpiets
gum 8ieoeraufbau oes 9one5bedens
iotpie Der Snbultrie5entren &oitotp
uno gbarfotp.
l1eber 5000 Sabrrd6er tperoen auf
oem 2uftnege na6 Gbi11a inportiert,
Die bon ben 9tneitiden arueen auf
Bfoben 8ertpenoung finoen, auf De-
men ionit feline anoeren Sabr5euee
borpdrtstommen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

C"D% O'~9 N~'T WV 1871 IT'
San6, 49,. ... ...<.
Deudt Dir Die gselt obn' Sonnen.
i9ein ,in6 2idt, .." f.
Drdngt bid 8er5peiflung an bes ab-
crumbs &ano,
9eraage nidtl
8enn oeine Sreun6e oi6 in Scot ber-
laiien,
,8enn aud Die 2iebe Dir Die Ereue
bridt,
l1no tiefe 8ebmut tpiQ oein Ser5 er-
faiien,
8er5age nt9tl
Siebt oann oie 3ufunf It troItlos 6ir
tpobl aus,
gon allem bar, mas 2teB uno Sre,1no-
idaft flidt,
Damn lent 6en S6ritt gum itillen
@ottesbaus,
8er5age ni6t!
@ef9id,
8ertrau auf @ott, er bGlt, mas er
beripri6t,
@annit fret erbeben ou gu ibm ben
8lid,
8er5age ni6t!
X X X
Amerifauiider Armeefaplan aum
papitltden SansprGlaten ernannt
@ie aus benz militdriiden Saupt.
:uartier Der amerifantl9en Eruppen
in England beri9tet pirb, lit Wigr.
(Oberit) 8. Curtis Siernon, 0ber>
faplan Der II. g. 8ebrfrdfte inn eu.
ropaiiden &fgebtete bonn Sm'ften
Serrn Bm. 2eigb, 8iidof bon glif-
ton, England, in Ger ct. @regorD's
Stride in @beltenbon, England, nit
ben Snitgnien zines pdpitltden Saus-
prdlaten betleioet tpor6en.
Nigr. Sternm lit Der Sobn bon
Serrn uno Sraa1 Eternan in @anios
gitp, No. @r befinoet fi9 felt II Sab.
rem in Der Il. g. Grmee.
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Anteil Der Sranen ant &rieg
8ie Die Office Of 8ar Snforma.
tion befanntgibt, sibt es ungef1br a..
100000 Srauen i'm Ilter bon 18 Biz
40 Sabren IN ben Ser. Staaten. Bon
oieien 34,0OO,0OO arbeiten aur 3eit
100000, uno bon oen anoeren
17,000,OOObeftebt Die in eriter 2inie
berfiigbare @ruppe, r,Gmli9 ungefGbr
5.5OO,O00, aus unberbeirateten
Srauen uno nibt auf Dem 2an6e le-
benoen Sausfrauen obne &inoer uns
ter IA Sabren. Gus ibren &eiben
bofft man 6aber i'm 2aufe 6ieies Sab.
res bunoerttauienoe bon Srauen uno
Mdo6en oafiir 5u getpinnen, it6 In
Der &riegsin6uitrie o6er our6 Gin,
tritt in Die Srauenreierpen Der Streit-
frafte aftib fir ben Sieg ein5uiesen.
Millionen bon Sra,hn baben be.
reits a1f oie beridieoenen Gppelle re.
asiert uno iid5 fir ben DienIt an oer
Ration our gerfiigung .seitent, uno
ite bepeiien babel, baB iie in aablrei,
den Boittionen, bic friiber nur mil
Mannern beiest tuaren fdbig uni
leiitungsfdbig iinb. Cine >itatii iitiidt
&unofrage bot erit fiiraIid) eraebeu
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II lb4AbO |J0JSttl SStV%StA$ o. 2es+kSsss
| 8ie angIidten ouf taff1hsihe Sn
porte guropos IN ibrena gerbdltni
I3unt 8eoarf iteIlen fid, tpie oas 81
| ftitut unter gerufltng altf ein oies
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