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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

jump making her a national
champ" are among the news
items 81 the All-American News
reel this week.
According 10 the news reel the
Soulhernaires were the guest per-
formers Easter Sunday at one OF
the leading southern training
camps; Rowen Harrison, we'll
known athlete did an is f.
s in spectacular jump last week
demonstrating the results Of the
eymnastic training and physical
fitness program now stressed in
American schools
The delinquency problem IN
Cleveland Is being met nv ac'iyi-
ties in .o-vcar-old Friendly Inn
settlement house whore both Ne
gro and whites gather 10 ENGAGE
in clean and useful sports.
Dairy farming and poultry
raising are heing taugh, at Tus-
Mcgee Institute with the use Of
the Incubator; the ART Of milk
ing and hog raising Is placed on
a purely scientific basis
winners Of tho 1873 penant IN
the Negro National Baseball
lceguc were horored last week
IN WASHINGTON ne a. p dinner
which was attended by many no
table guests. Atty Emery y
Smith. Finley Wilson. head OF
the Elks' orcanIzation Judge
Huesion and Cumberland Posey
nsesiden. ~ the league. were
among the guest speakers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

CHICAGO (ANP) Lena Horne.
Dorothy Maynor. Duke Ellington,
the Souihernaires Ethel Waters
and Hazel Scott are among the
stars OF stage and screen. expected
TO attend and participate In the
NTH annual American Negro Music
festival 10 he held in Chicago July
s: ST. Louis. July 10. and Detroit
July II. The Search for Talent
contest. conducted in Michigan.
Missouri. Kentucky Indiana, Hi
nois and Ohio will constitute a
unique phase OF this years pro-
gram.
The proceeds OF the festival will
20 to the Army and Navy Relief
fund.
Four.Fold ProgrHm
The American Negro Music fes-
iiyal was conceived in 1910. before
the country entered world War H.,
with the following detectives
I. To bring together an array
Of internationally known artists.
?. To make a tangible contribu-
iion to recognized war relief agen-
cies.
g. To discover new latent talent
and give 1t a chance 10 make con-
iribntion.
4. To establish inter-racial good.
will and 10 bring about better and
more human understanding be-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
Expect Lena Horne In "A Festival;
Show Scheduled For Detroit July I

tween all.
Inc annual festivals have ,ss,..
ed such stars as Roland LII ''
tenor Ann Brown and Todd ~
can stars OF "Porgy and R,..a'
the Southernaires. Wings
Jordan; choral groups upser Y ~
rec'ors J. Wesley Jones and rh. -
as A. Dorsey; Eddie South ~s.
Dark Angel OF The Violin cs,.a
Lee. LaJulia Rhea, grand
singer; Louise Burge cop,,.,. ~
from Washington. DC MI. ~
Rain. soprano from New yors
Frank Fambro. dramatic so,... =.
OF Chicago. '10
Proceeds To $50
The proceeds from the festival.
have gone 70 such organiza,,o,.
the American Red Cross ~ ,.sn
and the Chicago Service Mems
ter, and out OF the bene6,s 49,
last years festival more than sM.
600 cigarets were sent 10 our e,,,
ing forces abroad. 'D'
In former years the fes,,,s, =.
limited It's activities 10 chAsgo -
because OF popular demand i.
NTH annual affalr will be hes :.
three leading cities. " l.op. ~
Wis, president-direc,or, reeen,lr.
nounced that negotiations a..
been completed for the Use .
Briggs stadium, Detro, Sport.
mans park. home OF he s, ioo,,
Cardinals, ST. Louis and Whine =,
Ball park, Chicago. for fcs,iys, -
tivities
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
Jimmie Rogers Quits
Team Joins Basic

HOLLYWOOD tANp) Tim
ME Rogers the sensational young
comic who is nightly drawing
raves AZ The swanky Glover club.
one Of Hcllyvoods fayoriie cafe
socictv srots has been added 70
the Count Basic unit Il was an
nounced this week by the Morris
agency
Young Jimmie formerly one Of
the acIohaiic team q Gordon and
Rogers we'll known In this coun-
iry and Europe. VIII join the
Count and his crew the week oi
iJnne ? in Hartford. Conn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
Hollywood HOnors War Department
Officials AT Premiere Reception

Indications Of the high regard
snd enthusiasm FOR no official
War department move The Sc
gro Soldier held nv PLAYERS and
leaders IN he hlm INDUSTRY WE'RE
manifested Monday April ~ q,
-wo sp- nsorship receptions tfn-
afrea representatives 81 ne War
department, AZ Los Angelo and
ReAe IS lills California
The prentice Of IRE finn IS
acdgisd for THURSDAY Arril ~
ne Amhsssador trea'sr Los
tn-sss Y depicts 'hs role q tho
Nts idler IN Amstwa from
Receptions Held
Ths War depagmer' repiesen-
.a'l,ss honorsd a. The receptions
ware HHsa ler General Reniawiu
Is rsvs ~ ne inspector Genff-
depsinen, and Truman +
Gh.on Dr. Civilian AIDE = -
SCI afv o. War
One rerepfh was heif AZ nc
tlv HaN lis Arssles pader fhe
~ron- tshlr q 'ias Masoss ci'f-
NMe smnl'se The other fec'p-
.son VAS he.a IA ne Beverly
H nome 81 " and Ms ia
t;..shusn and syors sd hv lean
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
ELKHART, Ind.
\, ]. ?. ROBINSON

sssk lee stationed "A Comm
s'ss Nd 3 N-riss ~ 'a'Aef
Alhef Robinson seq q NJ ana
Nrs James r Robins sp'ni
Faster "a pvfsas Nsi'ns ms
n Zen Mullen ~ 1929 la-
street.
~s Rer u " npsan has
.sn called % ne pss'ogafe u
n i.sNc n eA.efh a
r4n Lake N THE ReY N.
prison VAS osained Y as lsef
Srw sad e ~ e
vS Tt Raw M Nsls AZ
e 81 mem
Fesirh Edn.ori 1'' ~
to s'e Rev y = FaM9" o
Is v ,ieE tse
efs ana ,eo sons y J f
a. land Mrs cafs JESS
wn4 N4aer AsNth lw
na. g 81 Nw Apk
81 carp Sai ~
s Rav 70 70 Non-rn fa-'ef
>eu SAINT James ANE chpt p
Is psf s 1
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m We heme On gfoiea
~ Eases fhis pH NJ
As ,sksn over ts an'''s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
Newsreel Briefly PubIcizes
Important News Events OF Week

CHICAGO iANp1 Easter fash
sons ne art ~ dairy farming and
poultry raising Cieyelands mode
OF meeting rs delinquency Prob
lon ard story concerning a
flt who madt q spectacular broad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

Mark sandrieh Marc Connolly.
Kenneth Thompson Frank Free
rlan aud Wslicr Nareer
Stars attend
Gpest. 81 TIE lsrfr reception
incrit Lena Horne carole Lam
dis Chaf'es i.aarh'on Gene Kel-
!, ludy Garland Nj and Mrs.
I.sinr Pitches IT, Van Helm
vrs Samuel G ldnyr III Colonel
NHnan W,tr Loretta Young,
Hattie NrNanisls Rex Ingram,
Iou ~ ResNcs Elsa Manchester
and Charles cohlrn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

aivin Campbell Lucius Paschal
r~ed Thompson. Brazil J BRYANT.
Alher, Pakeman Earl Williams.
charles ". Smith Arthur Hill
Mrs Mac Ruckner. Mrs Fannie
Turner Mrs Aaron Toodles Mrs.
Susie Watson. Mrs DAISY Grimes
Mr. and Mrs Robert Royal and
Mas Mildred Duncan.
News will reach me ~ The
rvthian News Stand
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

That Andres. j. possc>.i,e ~ superior legi.lati' e
experience eannot be- denied Bni ~iiI 10 on
record having ssid that Po~,i y no, ~orhs oi The
people, vote Of confidence.
were boih Powell and tndrr~s TO oppose each
Other for in the House az Representative. l
am Of The opinion that mother ~oul'i win ont An,
White eanddatr ~oud ea.il' be elected since The
NJ thai Will hnd ii-sf split vide opcn.
A. Tor tho honor ~ being tho hrsi Negro tnngrs-s-
elected from Ne~ ork, that naucr> not damn.
We ~sni Nrer" tpngr...nian from !, - and .
good Conerr..nan. v hat, more. ~ OK ID ~
20 elect one.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

Recent, NIllm r tndrc~s, 2Is' ND e Q b
he candidate for that he -
going AGAINST Adam ro Jr. And. The
Rocs. hal where y
while definition Of The word polite means ,r,fu cra,'
diplomatic discreet ~ ud'eou sanons other
IN dealing ~ih roisic(.l. ~ pni,.
but ~i. laundry ther ~hen u j.
borro paraphaii ~ot be dry
wash
81 III ~ha Good REPRE>fN rAIiO> N t>Il
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
5and =

own w0f DE- on ~
Of u vt0 are
our paL lnatel FeFl a
Noong Pat tlp~ers. the sepiansi. ~, h,ord on
Paul vhisman'. Hall ~ ane program >ia The Blue
Network on fa-isr >undas. hi- up aud cunning Star
rho has BEEN sensation ~ Dtiron and hirago =,
bN FAR The greatest 'ns~ fnd ~ The hs,hoard Al.
though llo~er. has been at hsforf. h rar'cr ~.
temporary b.cause like M, ,ntari iad ~ i.--efin.
pclion Of his master, az lhs piano ,sns first =.
ten,ing hand haAs 60 sufh an 'u.iriou eni'rianfr
Pat m hoping 10 hear and sec more Of ~,
nccompl. hncnt-.
EDDIE Drthams ANG rstd With L.r' Harke't
on me drums is set .fr ? tff- % Catt1rra ana
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

n should BE- good news 40 ne
hundreds ~ Negroes Who Visit iiei
sprinr- each ,ear % know ihal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

Thanks 70 Andrew Patterson
custodian ~ The Wocdmar hni.d-
irr for showing mo ihrough ihe
place and giving me p lo' N USE
fui Information
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

supported ty TIE famed Deep River BOYS va7 cot
there sfaft ,eefs ae' when ihss tr> sans Ns'ats
ard LUIS Hls.r Augmented orchestra. ms rev ne
steal box f4cr 3tfe,n ard has as rs theme hyinm
aid harnorv T. 'eg as me Sfar ln.t. y ~!.l
draw raves .rom hoia press aad pubic
suppose lhercii be ~ho ~ that IN
leaving n,,.clf opsn for unconditional snrren-
der II am gong 10 ect into hslu,a mc.s il
Ok 4, because helese me can take a. However.
rrconciing one. sslf 10 matter 81 facihat this -
,.l.,rnrrar.--tt's shoot The ~oik>.' here goes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

has Afa'lif afa
tie tafoff aifafon
Hftf smart rfypfa head rcd by our
'fScn ffftfrs nave IN.
Guided ms anment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
I'VE BEEN
AROUND
Nee York
BY TED YATES

The Column That's Harlem
strictly possesses plenty * sock epQfs
rpeihseat attraction That Vii prove itself 70 be sensa on
bhes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

Or latr p. rfat - ffe 2 ilf
F.e nernfl.I tlrt if~atnd tt
the ~ q or ~ ihe pf't.a'
fu.llins e said - he ono ~ pc
hest surgeons IN me country -
has veyv caDate assistant io
D. Fdvard Piphs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

Van Hesrr Horton jraincr
f0r The racing stable ~ Mrs "
- Iohr iffi 'or Detroit Sunday
~ VIII he ~ me Fairgrounds
during fne coming meeting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

a 'aynrif meeting p.ate fnr Dc
ffof4r g 'hs home ~ MS Anna
IDS Narla 'ht best food In
ne eaf Re- served
aat r,reN pounds ID three
vees the feod must Be good
SUR
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Lutheran Service Head
Submits II Problems
Facing Returned Men

An 11-point outline of problems
with which returning service men
and women will confront the Nation
and church, and some suggested
solutions, were submitted yesterday
to the Conference of Lutheran
Service Pastors Of the Atlantic Coast
by N. M. Ylvisaker, director of the
Service Commission Of the National
Lutheran Council The conference
IS being held at the Lutheran Service
Center, 1856 Jackson place NV, and
will end today.
Mr.. Ylvisaker said the Govern
ment has agreed with the churches
that there are certain spheres Of
rehabilitation In which the religious
groups can work more effectively
than an official agency In problem
that is already upon US.
1.-THE Government Is releasing
100000 men month now, and talk
Of rehabilitation as a future task is
unrealistic. The aim Of the Lutheran
group in setting up these points is
to furnish not only ourselves but
other interested parties with some
Evening star., 1944-04-26
\XzE,::;;: !; :ffS' s:
"

DANCE.
Square dancing in cooperation
with Potomac Hostels, Jewish
Community Center, s:15 o'clock to-
night. 49,
EXHIBIT.
Textile and costume exhibit from
Metropolitan and Brooklyn Mu-
seurns, embassies and private col
lections, United Nations War Cen
ter, 172o I street NV, noon to
pm. daily.
MUSIC. >.
Marine Band Symphony Orches.
ira request program, Marine Bar
racks, s:l5 O'Clock tonight.
SOCIAL.
Dance and refreshments, Temple
Youth Group, Eighth and I streets
NV, $3.50 o'clock tonight.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater, tonight: Ralph Hawkins
Orchestra, Sabar, the Magacian;
University of Maryland's Women's
Chorus and Earle Theater acts.
Servicemen may obtain additional
information on other activities by
calling the United Nations Center,
National 5000, or any Of the follow
ing USO numbers: Executive 0428,
Republic 1927, National 0614, Ma
tional 3431, or, for Negroes, Decatur
1864.
Evening star., 1944-04-26

would seek to serve the returning
men on a personal basis.
A testimonial dinner for DR.
Ylvisaker was given last night at
the New Colonial Hotel.
District persons attending the con-
ference included Frederick E. Refs
sig, executive secretary of the Wash
ington Federation of Churches;
Donald F. Bautz, director of the De-
fense Commission of the Churches: !:
the Rev. Raymond Vogeler of Christ
Church, Bethesda, Md; the Rev.
Robert Long of Faith Church, Ar
+lington, Va; the Rev. H. E. Beatty
of Georgetown Church, the Rev.
Oscar Blackwelder and the Rev.
Ralph W.. Loew of the Church of
the Reformation and Miss Frances
Dysinger. executive director of the
Lutheran Welfare Agency.
Evening star., 1944-04-26
guide posts leading to solution OF
the job on hand" he explained.
Seryicewomen Included.

The report also pointed out that
seryicewomen, both those who went
abroad and those who stayed here,
and war workers must also be con-
sidered in this rehabilitation prob
lem.
The Rev. c. A. Becker of Temple,
Tex, and the Rev. w. A. Siefkes of
San Antonio, Tex, both pastors with
the Lutheran Service Centers, SUBJ
mitted a plan suggesting the forma-
ton Of Lutheran Welfare Societies.
The plan would have local, State
and national organizations. All
Evening star., 1944-04-26

ton against three members Of the
Civil Service Commission to keep
them from enforcing that portion
of the Hatch Act which forbids
Government employees from taking
Evening star., 1944-04-26
Federal Workers File
Suit in Hatch Act Fiqhf

The United Federal Workers,
CIO, late yesterday filed suit in
District Court asking for a injunc-
Evening star., 1944-04-26

ernmef1t employees taking part In
political campaigns.
The injunction suit was brought
against the three members Of the
Civil Service Commission as indi-
Evening star., 1944-04-26

Ividla1s. They are Harry 3. Mitch
eli, Arthur 3. Flemming and MrA
Lucille Foster McMillirs.
!, Attorney Lee Pressmans CIO gen.
eral counsel, filed the suit.
Evening star., 1944-04-26

an active. part in political cam
paigns.
The suit also asks for a Judgment
Ito declare unconstitutional claat
part OF the act which prohibits Gov
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KMktte GremnS,.ite pcr
K,pajaleit, eelmitee1t

Mn 8oro bes grpeSitions- -Glasg.
idiffes i'm mittleren 4uaifif. &onter,
obn,iral &ihmo,lb aelp 9urner lad,
te pergniigt unb flopfte 8eneralmaicr
&olanb 30. Smitb bonn Marinetorps
auf sic Sdulter. rSe fiibner man iIt
belto iiderer eelinst ettuas segen oieie
SSapancr," iagte er.
Sl,rner freute iid, ipeil Elm slmf'
fldrlmgsboot aus @ummi nit fiini
Mann 8eIasung BEL bellem Tageslib1
,lnbebillbert bis auf eii, paar bunber1
OnrSs an bie &iilte bon &1paialein in
sen MaribaG4Snieln beranfabrer
fonnte. obne beidoiien 5u iperSen
0as Boot erfl,noete @ranoirng un(
MISUNDERSTANDING fir oen Saupt
angriff.
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Ba7bingtou. Giele ginfommer.
lteuer5abler, oie bereits ibre oiesiGb-
rise Steuererf!druna in aneriff ge.
non,men baben, oiirften 1bnlid) Sen,
ten, aber sSranf 8. Warren aus San
Diego, Cali, idrieb Der Noittarte an
Senator Tolpnep, Gpiii., gai. .Wscili
lieber Senator! Sd boffe, baB Sis
fiir iebe Winl,te, Sic id) an meiner
8unoeseiufom mnleniteuererfldruns ber.
um5urebnen bube, talielto Sabre in
Ser SGae i6n,oren!"
Susunep lieB Sen 9rief ins Senat5.
protofou auinebmen uno meintc So.
5n ~ib tann Dem auftras Serrn
@arrel,s 5ipar niht Solge leiiten, aber
i6 fam ipenigitens mein MitleiS
5l.m slusorud brinsen :, uno if
boffe, Der 9ongreb miro balo energiidj
Beginner, bas Ginfonrlnenltcuerlpeien
81 oereinfahen."
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&ammer forbert bas Staats. Depart
,ncnt anf, suiammen nit Gnslauo,
Sd,ue6en nnb Sdueis sn beraten

@aibinston. Silfe fir sic bungern-
Sen 9olfer Guropas tpuroe bonn sc.
not NIT Ser Innabne elmer Neiolution
geforoert, oie Elm Sabr uno bier Sogc
bier5u braudte,. in ser Sauptiahc,
neil 8rpbbritannien segen 2oderuns
Ser fontinentaleu glodaoe tpar.
Die gntihIieBlrng, sic Ieoislih
empfeblenoen Gbarafter trdgt, for.
bcrt bie Resierung ouf, 81, beriuhen.
Elm Silfsinltem alls5uarheiten vfiir
ale bungernoen 2dnoer, no Die Not
iett am afllteiten it," Die Regieruna
iou nit @roBbritaunien, Sfppeoen
unS, Ser Sh,pei5 oariiber beraten, lpie
eih Elan 5ur grndbrung ser 8epolfe.
rl,ngen in 9elgien, Noripegen, Solel,.
Sollano, 8riebenlanb, SSugoilaapie,
nno Ser SIde6oilopafei ausgearbeite1
.peroen tann.
Sn Sen Sernebmungen Dor oen
Senatfomitee prflGrten 3eugen, bai
9eabrllnssmittel uno Sdifie nelltralel
SGnoer uerfiigbar lp6ren, cbne aus
gaben fir Die amerifaniihe Hegierunl
8roBbritannien bat iib bisDer anf Der
Stanopunft geiteat, oaB cine 2ofer
litte Ser gIprfubc BON Wettril 'fiir ot'
0eutihen lei. 3aft erflGrte, es ioa
ten feline Gerififf,neen erfolaer
bis Oelltihe 8arantien horlGgen, ool
Ole Habrung tpirflidp nur oie &inoel
erreid)t, fir bie iie beitimmt lit, oaI
feinerlei gtabrung m,s bcm geltinl
munslanoc fiir beutI6e 3lpede aus
sefiibrt miro uno Sic Seutifen nidji
oie Nabrungsmengen bertiir5en ,per4
Sen, nit oeneil Tie bisber Die beiebtel
SGnber belieferten. Soate sic 60
rantie gebroden peroen, 10 .piiroen
sic uSeridiiflrngen allfboren".
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Guropa=Grnabrung=
Re(olution 11ab | 3abr
unn 4 Wage11 geneb1nigt
Oeutjhlano mub oepii1e 6arantien ert eeben

@aibington. Gin offi5ieles ameri.
faniihes Gintreten fit Sic internatio-
male Greiieireibeit tpuroe NIT ser Der.
ipdteten Seroffentlit)ung eireS
Shreibens entbiilt, in bem Staats-
iefretdr Suu gesen politiid)e 3eniur
Stel,ng nabm. Es beiBt, oaB ioipobl
Der britiIhe suBenminiiter gntboap
GOen als auh ser amerifaniihe Ben
iuroireftor 8pron Grice bie slniihtel;
oes merifnnllhen StaatsiefretGrs
teilen, oie ipeaien betreff8 Der ;Sragc
politiid)er 3eni,lr 5wiihen 0en 0erei.
'nigten Staaten rno Gngtanb barge.
legt lpuroe.
@uibinston. 0as GreisoeruaItungs-
amt oerIab .alligeifnittene" 8eflit-
gelteile NIT Greis5etteln l,no erfl1rte
oa5u, oaB iolde Seile, @eIligelbeine
gum 9eiipiel, in Ser gergnngenbeit
mltl,nter rpro Eiltno fir ann1bernO
ebenlopiel perfauft ipuroen tpie oie
legitlmen Soften zines gan5en SuDns"
Die Stiifpreiie lpurben porl1uiig MIR
auf temporGrer galis periiigt. Sir
Aeip Dorf Gitp .selten folgenSe Breiie:
Magen 6Iiigel lnb Ser5en 3S Gents
oas Eil,no, geine unb 8riilte 76c,
Hiiden un0 Sals 19 Gents.
@aibington. Hr1iibent MooicpeIt
erfldrte, oaB alIiierte streitfr6fte oos
t6crissatfe 1atess aibftsf 6siif
! oein Monte Gaiiino ansriffen, ,peil es
sur 9eobahtlng BEL ser 8eld)ieBl,ns
ser aIllierten 9ruppen pertpenoet nor.
Den tpar.
| Neapel. slmerifanii6e 8onlben uno
8ranaten maften aus ser alien Bene.
oiftiner.slbtei auf Dem @pnte Cal
iino einen Sriinlmerbaufen: !.
9teapel 8roBe 6ormationen bon
Oeltlden Sanfs begannen ipie0er eli.
men stngrifi gegen ben 2anounssplas
unterbalb stom Staliener ,,purOen
! lmrfgeforoert Sabotage 5u iiben.
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81 miuiciten 81 piel
eesatlte Stemer,, peraiitet

@aIbinston. Gas Shatomt berih-
tete Dem &onareb, oaB es i'm SisfaI-
iabr 1913 fiir irrtiimlih aesablta
stcncrn $56,965,127 uereiitet bet,
Der grobere Sell oicIer gersiitunsen,
S3s,61S,14O cntfiel aui lteber-eina
'dabung on Ginfommeniteuer. Ser
GeIt perteilte iih meiltens auf leber.
gelaltlrngen allf Spirituolen, 9eidGf.
ttgungse, Grbid)ofts., Sabaf- nn>
Gerbraldsiteuern.
Sas Sd)atamt idGibt, oaB sic Ser.
aiitllngen fir Oas 5isfaljabr 1914 et
.pa 1886, 100000 erreihen unb$7St,
$4,000 fir bas am 1. SuIi begin
ncnoe 6isfaliabr ausma6en peroen.
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Full ritttete t,eme
Warft,at,a an Sinite,,

Walbington. 9ie Gereinigten Staa.
ten baben ibre @arnung an 0inn.
lIlano ersemczt, sa,iiiie Aie eon5s Ser
authorizing Oafiir iibernebmen, bof
es .peiter on ser Seite ser Nasis
fampfe Iamit tpuroe oas obnebin
ifon b0ie 8ilo, bas ser Scnoer Mos.
fau Sen Jinmen nit Ser Srobung CAB
>aS @omheroement Seliinfis lit nur
oas Goripiel 81 gr0beren Shl1ger,
nod bunfler.
Die iuabnuibisen iinniiden Sm.
perialiiten perSen pabri6einlid crit
erluad)en, ,penn sic Hote armee Dor
Sen Soren Seliinfis ltebt, lagte ser
MosfauzSenoer.
s(merlfa lit befanntIi6 niht nil
Jirnlano I'M ariese.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17
fniteifenlipe hilit Gr,tp'
pen i',' 8rasferespi

geapel. Nahoem bas @ettcr iid]
fir oie guiierten giinitiger geltaltete
I'M 8riifelfopf unterbalb Mom unS
na6oem &riegsidiife nit id!perer Be.
ltiidung oie ourG oie 1euticben 5l,,
riidgeorcngten gngldnoer beiduiste.
fonnten aah oie 6lieger ser aaiierten
in oen &f Dieoer einsreifen uno
Sic iedstasige 'Sifeniipe ser Deutihsr
gilt als sl,iammengebrod)en. aaer.
bings marnt ser @eneralltab ser 9ai.
ierten, oaB oamit oie @efabr nod nibi
beieitigt iei, ga bie 9ertideu imme,
tuieber nene GeritGrfungcn beransl,.
bringen permogen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17

Oieie @obe begann cine &aus-Su
6aus=&agne, Inn ssrauen iiir sic
&riegsbetriebe 5l iperben. Gs lperoen
$500 5rauen iofort benotigt. liner
iabrene Irauen uno Maoden BRAT.
6cn nidt 81 50eern, ba sic meiiten
ariegsbetriebe iie r3ibrc slrbeit an-
lernen. gs banoelt lid Tim cine Not-
lage. Mand,e 8iirgerin lieb iidp ourdj
Weloungen bon 8robuftionsperfiir
5linsen al einem faliten Sptimis-
mus perleiten. TatiaAe lit ,pobl, oui,
mebr &riessmateriaI bergciteat wcr.
sen mub nls ie, tros ,&iirsungen aui
n,an6en @ebieten.
6reiiuillige Seller uno Sclierihnen
meroen MIN bon Sals 5u Suus geben.
3uerlt in ser HGbe BON Guclio s(ue
rno oes 1iue Boint Hlates aui ser
Sltieite, lno auf ser @eitleite tperoe.1
Werbungen in Der gtdbe bon Maoiicr
unb 2orain slpc. uto ab ser gseI
13O. Ctr. uno @elt glpb. ourhge,
fiibrt. Cine ieoe Jran oie es m0glld
MAIDEN fann in einen &rie9sbetriel
81 geben, lperoen brineeno eriubt il,
oem nGd)ltselegenen Il. g. employ
ment Serpice 9iiro porsuiprcden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-17
Sefineer Naiierflinsen
inns beiier ais GelS

Siiiabon. Sicr traf elm @eriht
elm, nonaf aht sSabrifarbeitern il
Sollngen Ser Hro5eB genlaft iuirS,
ipeil lie Siderbeits -Haiierflinsen &C.
ltoblen baben. Die aft lino angeflagt
einen ipitematiid)en 0iebitabl oieier
alingcn organiiiert 5u babelL uno
pon eil,em Wdohen berlaltet, oab eS
in lehs Wonaten 25O,0O0 &lingei,
geitoblen bat. Gs beiBt, bab bie &lin-
gen als Sauicbmittel i'm SGleibban-
oel bsnl,bt ipurben >a Neidsmorf
niht angcnommen iporoen .parcn.