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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-24
2llliierte ,,iiiien 1paiieniiuit uitanSsbeSinemneen
tefQnnfAetem
@on Sarulb 4. lasfi.

liblide Notiuenoigfeit bin5u,peiien
onB Dem ceutiben 0olf oie alliiertel1
Waffenltil MISUNDERSTANDING befant
scgeben ,peroen miiiien. Sbtpeieelu
auf 0!ciem 8ebiet be0euict llnlider.
belt uno if bin Der Weinung, Bob es
Die Mngit Dor oieier llniiberbeit tit,
sic es Dor aQem 8itler lmo ieiner Sc
itapo ermogliht, iih an Der Wtaht
81 erbalten. Ienn Sen Slpeifelnoen
Galtid)en lmo Ser anitinoigen 9eut.
icben - l,nS labt uns nibt uereeiien,
Dab es iold,c gibt - lit bisher nihts
se6oteu ,uoroen, al,f oas Tie iid) itiibel1
f0nnten; ihr fiinitiees Sd)idial er.
ideint ibnen pollfommen ilnflar.
llnier Sdppeigen lit cine Naiie fir
@ob6els. Sic crnl0gliht ibm, Sie
Mgonie ni;tt nur ieines eieenen Sol,
fes 81 perldneern, ionoern auh Die
al(er 2Gnbsr unter oem Ssofe Sitlers.
Sd bin Ser Mniibt, onb Gblrdill
int Ginperltdnonis nit 81 sfau uno
@aibinaton einen pipbologiiden
Shlag fiib,en fonnte. Gr lpiirOe Tau-
icnOe BON Wen'hcnleben retten. Gr
lpiiroe oie 9abgeiiible unO sic 8adj.
iuht miloern,oie oas Sitleripltem uns
ipic Elm if,reres Grbteil binterlailel
miro. Gr tonnte Sic Notwithstanding
elmer 5ipiliiierten 9ebenslueiie be-
ifteunigen l,no crleiftern.
3peifellos miibten sic Seutidlano
oli5ulcgenoen 9eoinsunsen ltrens
lein. 3rpeiirllos miibten lie a,ld &c.
niieenOe Siderl,naen entbalten, oaB
iene MGnner, sic oieien &rieg berbei,
eefiibrt baben, fiir ibre Gerbreden
biiBen. Mber es lit unier aernproblenl
81 perbinoern, "a 9eutldiano obnc
Sitter nohmats 81, einen SellGens
bero lperoeu fonnte. Sc langer Ser
&rieg baue-t, oeito idipierieer fann
Dies erreift tperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-24
Mueiier und verkaeuier beeilen sich,
der Schulqlocke zuvor zu kommen
cedvld vnd BehorrIichkeit sind ober voruvssetzvn!

Die Bebral1d)sgcgelltui,Se Ole
beller olsf osn Wartt folnne;l, lpeilen
tsllere Sl;alitlten auI, ca nlandf
Gini ihrGnf,,ngen in ibrer Gr5e,lgllng
all'gatrten p!lrocn Wollan5iiae
fonnt>l irilber MIR nrit eiler Sbiht
reiler Moae bcrgelteat lpcro,n. 9tl,n
limo gan5Dpllene sln5iige iuieber Dor
balloen, lino 9llnlnrulliabrifaie lie
gen, irapeit it,. uncsrfanIt bIieten,
III oell Stellagcn. slnoererIeits iinb
all Die nellen Iiater:aGen, Die Ser
&rleg bcroorgebraht bat mto 81, iidD
tGpiibrten, 1uie tejpiels.rciie Yrp
oltfte, in Nenen giopon perlpenoet
miro, III gutter NodTrngc.
!tlln, mas bi. Er,iie onbelnngt
nulb nrand)nlal ein SulniIienrat ein-
berluien 1ucroen, INN GntIheiol,ngcn
5ll treiien. ,Sie Soften Der &inoer.
nnsltattull9 iilto teiter n:rht 81 per,
oht,n lhn en- Mdoel iiir oie Shule
pom &ori bis 5llnt ,suB olls5uItatten,
mag ebennp,eI fpltsn, pie Die ge-
flclounl ibrer f,ltter. NionteI uuo
@alnoIc,ena'5l,a foltcn jruiiden $25
lnuo $50. Gin Sut $2.95 bis S..
,SallIrlinge 81, SaIuihen $1.39, an-
5ig SIS oo.r &elllo oher glnien.
fleiollng SIS, llnter1ri d,, $1.45,
Sofen SOC llno Sdutl)c So.
ltrtcilt nlan naf oen g rfGuien in
Sen einid,l1gissu Neid,Giten 10
tonlnt man 5u ser lldbcr5cllgl,na,
oaB 81, Shlllilwen> GIarcIanos out
a,lsgeriiltct icin miro. DE 8cit)Gitc
I'aben 81 tim. lpic ME il,por. Grfun.
oi1en Sic iid, bel irgenb einein ser
gcploater &.rfalislsllter oSer ir.
Neroo elmer einfauisniioen Dtlltter -
tie lpcroen Sbnen beItitiaen, Dab in
GlcreIano cin grober Sdurliodcn.
rlullnel berrid)t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-24

5eitige Gribeinen iopieltr bcberer
ameritaniiher WilitGrS uno 9ipil.
miiroentr1ger uno sic oen 2anoungcr
poranfgeganeenen idpreren uno fort.
geleb!en altiertrn Jlisger lMngriife
auf militdriihe Sbiefte entlang scr
fran5Olilden Hipiera uno inn 8bone,
Sale mubten ser Sitlerihen rSntu;,
ton" bereits oie eriten 8infe eegr.
be nbaben. sls oann sic mabtigel
aaiierten @eleitSiige oud sic 5traBp
BON Gibraltar in oas Mitteimeer ein,
fubrcn, bat bas iiberlid) geniigt, ct.
maigc 3iueifel ou Dem inter Dem
veipig blauen" Hipiera- Sin,mel brau,
enoeu sturme 81, 5eritreusu.
Die Na5is mogen freiIid bis gu
lebt nidt senau geluubt baben, 100 ser
Sdlaa fallen iuiiroe. shlieBlid liegt
ia Die Snitiatipe ldnelt aus 'hlieBlid)
IN nnleren SGnoen, ,mo aeraOe in oie-
icm Sale batten unicre 6iibrer cine
reibe Insluabl an 3ieIobieften. @ar
nidt gleid5eitig nit Gburhia ard)
Sito in &om? Gas bGite oie befla-
gcrs,perten Na5iitrateaen. oie nun
elnnal auis @aten angelpieien ,pa-
relL ihlieblid aud allf Ser Ylan aai-
ierter Sunoungsn an Ser 6itIiden
aoriafiilte rtippen" laiien f0nnen, 3l,.
NAL ibnen Die 8efabr fir ibr 8alfan-
Smperium lhon ieit Sem 9rud, ser
5iirfci nit ser .Md)le" ais afut er.
ideinen mub.
Wabridcinlih lit es abe rbei ollie
Sem nidt, oab Sitler ooer leine o.
rater iif bel iolhen in sic 2erns
i6tpeifenben Mutmabuneen lanaa
al,fgebalten baben. Waren tie sod sic
erlten, bes 8cbeimnis unIeres nelwn
Snpaiionsplanes 5u entbiiIlen, uno lie
tr,lroen nitt miioe, 81 periitern, es
ieien alliierte Sanoungen in Sin
6rantreid oher Stalien SIT ertparten.
Dab lie troboem inn entiheioenocr,
.NT
ansenblid untiitig blieben, uno So
nit lire Sbnmadt anseiid)ts ser if
men orobenSen uno nun crit oen rielig-
ltea MaBltab annebmenoen Ginfrei.
lllngsbelpealng befanten, biloet an
lib iuobl Ben bereotelten aonmeutar
81 oem Greignis oes Is. Nuauit. Iies
allein biira: id)on oafiir, oab General
Willon, Ser aQiierte Sberbeieblsba-
Der in ser Ntittelmeer5one, &ed)t batte
als er ieinen Seeren 5urici: Set us
finilb tbe itruggle as auidlp as poi
iible - Gictorp is certain"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-24
2luc 0eiebc pihys
,rer>en auieeteben

Ileicr. Tcr Suili5nliniiter oes
,Srnn5Gliitcn 9tntionulfpnitses fit,
olgte an, bnb Elm bon ser gerntenoe!r
&erlalnlnlllng be;hloiienes 6clet Se.N
&pniitee bie Mndjt 5uerfeliut, nllc &i-
d)p s@eiebe 5u annullieren uno oic re,
ublifoniihen Gciese ser TortriegsSelt
ipieocr einS:ifiibrcn. iolpeit cs sic Ser.
blltniiic III oen beireiten 8ebietca
geitnttet.
Sie critic Nftipn mar Die sillibeb,mg
ser Suoengeictgcbung Gidps. oes
Terbpts ser Trcinlnurer uno ser
3lpangsorbelt.
Sic 0cratcnoe Terianllnling in
9llgier erfldrt auc GihpgeIetc fiir
Illegal. neil Sic rchtmGbige Gicg!e-
rllng bonn Suni 1910 uienlals iu be,
itcben uufgebort but.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-24

S.lB SltDe ODER WtnCel ONT erltell
Stultag - b;eiem m;dtigen lmo
eirprGgIanten Gre.snis neu aus
itafiiert erld linen, iit t,inoi5e cine
Observation-Disclosures. Cod Dies t,un
Sll fonnen, iteat oie gltern Dor slui.
aaten, Die iie nur ol,rh 8eouLo uno
gabarrlitteit 1r,rSsn lI}i,n fonnen
in Oieien 9aeen Dor Sd)ltlbeginn
miro es n1rnl:d Die Wtiitter p.el Seer
renfraft uno Ole Batter einen ti,Ieu
8riff in oie 8rieItaide fclten, Inn
ali oas 5lr;amnen 5u befonlmen, mas
auf tbrem 8unidBettel auig. idrie.
BEN itebt.
Wirit man eillen Ylif in oie 9e.
orGlngt uoIlen ainoerabteillnrJen Ser
&allibil,ler. 10 miro man geapabr,
ouB uie.e Dtiitt.r oli ibrer Ginfouis-
jas0 nad Shul' 'ad,en begriiicn iinn.
!Qfan bat Sen ginorud, oab elm
lleteranlebot on Maren uurbonoen
lit, Seren geitintm,lllg es ut, eetra-
gen 5u ~. rSen. % sibt es ollie m0g-
lid)en Mrten uuo Biitcn in aleioer,
nelrbeiten 5u Nelbbeitspreiien.
@,1paltiae Me,,sen pon iirl1eaoi,n
Shpeaters. Sportiaden, siitcn lino
aufgeltapeIt, I'M alli Sas alsgc ser
&a,liluitigen gu ipirten umS oen Sn,
balt brer @cloborIe 81 perrinaern.
God Die 0rillger,Oer npterenoiaen
8egenitanoe. oie su elmer Shulaus-
riiItunJ eeb0ren, iino oerltrel,t uno
nlr in beitilnmt,n @roBengattl,ngen
uortar1ben.
WangeI an Stanbaro-Surten
Nian muB nid)t glallben, oab sic
&allfbdlrier oaran ihulo iino, oob aes
piiie Stanbaroiorten iraleioern ieb-
len. air>eriadjen lino itpn lange
fnapp 9ctp, en-, l,tto cetrobl i'm Der.
gangenen Serbit eine 8eiieruna ser
Sitltatipn 5ll perseid,nen mar, lit nod,
ilrumer nibt genltg an oicien @aren
porfnnben.
Gieienieen @iitter, Sie nil,en f0u.
nel,, iino ni1t piel beiler oaran, Neil
feline Sdnittlparen uno anoere ou.
81 notigen Material;en erbGltlid,
1ino, UNI ibre NGbnlaidp:,len 81 be.
idaitigeu.
Gie ginfduier Ser 9arenbGuier
ertlGren, ooB ibne,t oieIe @aren ein-
fad aus Sen Sdtroen eeriiien iperoen.
Sdulitiefel iillo sleihiaas elm Gro.
blem. al,b lie iino nur ge1piiien
4roBen ln,b @attansen erbGltlih.
einiacs &upf5erbrehen bereitet
Sen Wiittern audi Die Sd,rbratiouie-
rlli,g. oer5ltfolge nllr S,rei Yaar
Sdmbe I'M Snbre gefauit 1peroen
fonnen. Sie Sugeno niitt sic ;suB-
befleioung raitbcr ab, bie liibe ipad,-
len, uno oie Wturten ser gan,en
6amilie miiiien Damn berbalteu. ba.
NIT Die ainber nift barillb aeben
miiiien. Suber lit es f,ine fleine
MuIgabe iiir iie. Sd,l,te einsltfallien,
Die palien uno nlld fulten ioQen.
Soh man faml obne Sorae ieiu:
Die &leinen int Cleveland ,perOen oie
Musrialtl,ng fiir Scn eriten Shultoa
bdben - Slnltliltocit Cam, 1penn Wtiit.
ter uuo Serfiiuier reritinonisuoa
ju'un1lllen orheiten. Wenn ein Sdurb-
gslhdft cine g.Epiiie Summer nid,t
altf Scger baben miro, 10 miro ser
Verfdufer elm anoeres @s'hGit emp.
feblen, oas bieie N,unnner porrltia
bat; 1pelln aud Sic Neroen elm ,pcnia
bergenonmllen iino, 10 beitebt ood) Elm
apoblapollenoes 3llialnmenp;el api.
lden &ui,fer uno GerfGl,Ier.
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Jnpaiie,, SmH'Srane.
= reiets

CIHe OFT DSlllIUllrulyIleU 2VuuJel
ser ean5en @eid)if)te bes gegen,u1r.
tigen arieses bate Giienbotper III lei.
ncm fiir6lid)en 5asesbefebl peripro.
hen, in oem Die Mebe nar bon elmer
biiforiihen r8elegenbeit fir einen
eroben Sise Der Maiierten, ser eineu
getpaltigen 6ortlGritt auf oem 8eee
Slm gnoiiege iiber bie gsasi<Ipran,
nci" beoeuten miro. Der auieerte
Sberbeieblsbaben auf bem europdiid.
en- arieasitauplat bate, lrie ipir nun
lpiiien, in Sem Gone ieines Mppels an
sic i'm, unteriteaten StreitfrGfte niht
Su bo d)seeriiien. 3,ueifellos batteu
ibm babel nid)t leoiglif oie oen tota-
len 3uiammenbrlib ser oelltld)en Z.
9lrmec anfiinoisenoen Speratione;,
iiioli6 unS lueltlih Ser Seine porge.
IldNuebt. Siclmebr bate ct 5ugleld an
oas eelpaltige Greignis aeoaht, oas
iif Su Der 3eit, als er ieinen an Nel-
ions @crte Dor Trafalgar erinnern-
oen Nufruf ST Guberiter Eilibterfiil-
lung an ieine vYops" rid)tete. bereits
porbereitete unb beiien aun0e Die al
liierte Welt eleftriiierte.
Die poae Srag,peite Oieies greig.
nilies, Der 5rpeiten Snpaiion 6ranf.
reits, fir Sen lpeiteren &rieesperlaui
ent5iebt iib inn Musenblid nod elmer
iideren geurteiluns. 0aB Giienbofper
aber nidt 5apiel geiagt bot, als er bon
einem tiihtisen Sbritt poripGrts gum
gnoiiese iprad), oafiir biirst ums
ihon oie ipad)ienoe Neruoiitlt i'm gsa-
5ilager. gtaf allem, mas bis IN Die
llelteite 2eit betannt geiporoen lit,
bat Die alliierte 1iibrung itarfe &rdftc
eingeiebt. Die eriten Snoaiionsfdmp-
fe in SiiOfranfreih poa5ieben iid al.
lem s(nid,ein nah aud uuter berbeiz
bungSpolleren Muipi5ien ,als oas
Infan9 Suni ION Dem &in9en an Der
norbfran3oliid)en aiiite seia9t iueroel,
fonnte. Die bereits in Sen criten Mel-
ouneen iiber sic neuen 2anouneen
ber5eidnete 9atIade, 6aB iuir an al
len 2anoungspunften erfolgreih pa'
rem unb Die Snpaiionsarmee iih an,
id)idt, norotp1rts 5,l maridieren, ann
iid nit SEN seeen Nuris poritobenoea
auiierten &eeren i'm Noroen all Der,
einigen, barf uns ale nit Stol5 uno
Jreube erfiillen. Bemerfensspert lit
babel oie ausbriidlide GeititeQllng
unieres Sberommanoos, oaB uniere
Truppen itberaa nur einem Guberil
idppaben ieinbli6en @ioeritun6 be.
gegnen.
Dieies merftpiiroige Beriagen oes
Gein6es lit INN 10 auffauen6er, als
oie Naai-Milit1rs ourh ben neuen
s6Iag giienbotpers niht iiberraidt
tpur6en. Winlton Gbur9ias ploe.
li1es Muftauden in Mom, oas gleid
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-24
Oas 5eitbilo i'm Spiesel
Der preGe:

0as MaB, in lpeldem MrbeitsfrGi-
te III Der Sanotutrid)aft ieit ariegs-
beglnn ourd mooerne Mald)inen er.
lett tperoen muBten, lit na6geraoe
nnermeBlid, iagt sic vNelpYorf Gun"
in elmer 8etrahtlutg ser beoauerIid)en
5atiahc, oaB sic Yroouftion pul,
lanSaurtifait!ihen Wai6inen in oern
am 30. Sum- abselaufenen Sabre nidt
,penlger als 1t% fur5 gclaufen lit.
aWfngel an geeigneten Maid)inen o0er
Grlasteilen fam fir Die Seinatfrort
10 beoeutllngspou peroen ipie cine be-
id)doigte &anone an ser arieasiornt,
.rarnt bus glutt.
vSeralS 1ribune" begriibt bi.
@riinblng zines @erbanbes Der Mntl-
Siolationiiten, ser unter oem geumen
,Mmsrieans llrlteO ior 9Sorlo Or
gani5ation" ins 2eben geruien ,poroe!,
lit unO oeiien 3pad oarin beitebt,
iiolationiltiife &anoioaten aus sen,
Offentliden Mmt 81 balten umo sic
Shaffung zines Weltbunoes fiir Die
Gr5luingung oes Jrieoens 81 ioroern.
Die Mrmee but Sen Yerfauf bri.
tilher 3eitIngen uno 3eiti6riiten III
Den amerifaniiden Camps in Gng-
lano uno Jranfreib bis nad) ser Yr1.
lioententpabl perboten. 9Senn aber
ein pribater 3eitltngsltano porbanoen
1T, fann ser oSloat oas Camp ooer
Den Sdiitengraben perlaiisn uno ieos
3eitung fuufen, 0ie ibm genebm lit,
iagt oa5u oie nNap Oorf Zines, sic
nidt an bie &idtiefeit nod oie 9irf-
lamfeit Ser bon ser Mrmee perbGna-
ten Sperre slaubt. |ielmebr bGlt es
ous 8latt fir ridtig (uno nit ibnl
Millionen Mmerifaner), Sen Soloaten
ole s3u leien 5u geben, mas iie leieu
pollen. babel aber oarauf gu adten,
oab lie IN gleiden Mabe oemotra.
tiide uno republifaniide tpie unab-
bangige Sdriften leien t0nnen.
Worl6Relegram" pertpenoet iid)
fir oie slnnabme Ser gmpfeblungen
oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oes &C.
mats, Der oie Woeli6feit eef1brlider
Mibbrdude ieitens Ser bon Ser Megie-
rl,ng geidaffenen aorporationen auf.
geoedt bat. Nor aaem miro eeforoert,
onb niele @orporationen iGhrIid, iii
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Budgets Dem aonsreB unterbreiten
loaen nn6 oaB Der Controller ols
@ednunasiiibrer fir ieoe einselne
&orporation beitimnt miro. @enn es
aud unter ltmitdnoen fir oie Aeaic-
rung 5'reifellos empfeblcnsipert lei,
ourd &orporationen 8eih1ite 5il
fiibren, 10 lei ibr 3lued ooh nab bent
Vefunoe oes Musiduiies bduiig SIC
'Staffung bon v&apitalsreierpen"
tpeld)e Viirofraten fir rieiige sinans-
geld)afte perlpencen f6nnten, obne
Die Shranfen bead)ten 81 miiiien,
tpeld)e geruobnlihen Meeierungsitellen
ge5ogen iinO. M.;beroem biiocn lie cine
&onturren5 fir YripatseidyGfte. iie
baben ltnbeidrdnften Negierlngs-
freoit 81 nieorigeu 3insraten, iino
bon Den Steuern aui Gigentlm mb
Setrrltdten nit Musnnbme Ser
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES befreit uno
baben aub nod anoere Yergiinltigun-
gen."
Sn .Gollier's" miro bon SSrarf
8eroaii oas Minoerbeitenproblem III
@una0a bebanoelt ,lno ertlGrt, bai,
6ieles 8coblem zines Der fritiifiten
in Ser gan5en @elt iei, ga Die eng.
ltlhlpredcn0en uno oie fran5oliid-
iprefen0en &anaoier fait in ieoer 81
fentliden ssrage Die militdriidel
SeiItungen Ser aunaoier ausgenom-
men - grunSperid!eOene Mniidtel
baben, ~io neridieoen suie Sitleris-
mus in Ser Demofratie". Die @rup.
pen itimmen iolioariih uno ,peros.,
bon oen Yolitifern 6auerno ins
sflepptau eenommen. Rationale gi-
nigteit tperoe oaoup6 unmoglid).
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-24
DID YOU KNOW

IN a single air action il North
Africa, army air forces pilots fired
25,OCO rounds OF 2n-caliber antlu-
milton attributed either to the
army ordnance gun or the army
ordnance ammunItill
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-24
ANSWERS
See Questions on page S.

ott .ztS0tTUTTS OF PdSt ,.
|. 1t is an alloy Of tin and lead.
2. In terms Of millimeters OF
by an instrument called
a sphygmoEanometer.
3. Bulb Of a European plant Of
the lily family which has charac-
teristic strong scent and pungent
flavor.
4. From the ashes OF seaweed
and from Chile saltpete.
5. The cashew family.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-24

Stnb Ste uno Shre Anacb5rtAen
Wtttgiicb Inn 2ranfcnpcrctn uub
Central |erbanb? Wcnn nid,t, iebt
IT BITE Seit beisutreten. Tim aenamcre
Snfurmatiun rmfen Sie ben QufaI.
berfreter an.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-14

which obviously are much less
flexible for conversion. Also, Brit
ish manufacturing methods Involve
q far greater percentage OF nanu
machines built for special intricate
Jobs. SO Britain unquestionaoly wlli
switch to peace-time goods tor
home consumption and export long
before American goods are available
to word markets. =,
The competitive effect on world
markets Is equally clear. Tnere-
fore current discussions within
our country regarding American
conversion problems have TINS
added need for a solution. Fur
thermore, as fast as the British
market itself Is concerned, one OF
Americas biggest bankers who now
is in London pointed out to me to-
day that many American products
some of them quite famouS-have
disappeared here through applica-
ton of wartime import controls,
and that substitute British products
have taken their places.
An American director of a dozen
companies known throughout the
United States gave me long list
of examples. ANY delay in the lift
ing by England Of complicated i'm
port controls would have the effect
on peacetime of an embargo on es-
tabltshed American products which
always had a pre-war market here
he said. And the question of an
immediate simplification of the
British import routine, with assur-
ances of q quick return to the
| pre-war status, certainly should be
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British Goods Will Reach World
Markets Before We Can Convert
Wartime Industry, Taylor Learns

introduced without further delay
into Anglo-American trade talks.
However, responsible British In
dustrial- leaders tell me that IN the
long run they foresee England's
basic position as q manufacturing
center inevitably curtailed by the
broad effects of this war.
RUSSIA WILL COMPETE
Sea transport and nanpower bot
tlenecks have introduced new
manufacturing locally In many en-
pire areas formerly supplied from
here. They agree that when vast
new armament and miscellaneous
wartime plants near raw materials
sources in Canada, India, Australia,
Egypt and the Middle East are con-
verted for peacetime products, there
will be a severe impact on English
manufacturing ceIaters.
They freely predict that with this
war will pass the day Of the long
haul of raw materials to England S
workshops and the subsequent haul
ing back of finished goods. This
forecasts a revolution in England
Industrial position. Also, newly in
dustrialized Russia will be compet1
ing on the continent of Europe
through huge new plants, with low
cost labor, and surrounded by their
own raw materials.
British leaders I have visited here
say that with such competition, to-
gether with the industrialization OF
British colonies, it is impossible I'd
overstate the profoundness of the
long term change they set in stord
for the British Isles.
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awarded the John Burroughs medal
for his nature books in 1884.
He was author of Near Horizons"
the story OF an insect garden, pub
lished in 1912 and Dune Boy" pub
hshed last Fall. He is also the
author of THE Book of elders, y;
"Grassroot Jungles'', THE Boys
Book of Insects; The Boys Book
of Photography; 1.-The Golden
Throng" and "By-Ways to Adven-
ture." DR.. Teale had two pages
of pictures in Life, Nov. %, 1943, and
was the subject of feature article,
Man With the Backyard jungle"
in the Saturday Evening Post, Nov.
81, 1913.
Mr.. Teale takes one by Koda-
chrome motion pictures into the
microscopic and unseen world Of
nature. He reveals butterflies with
legs 1900 times as sensitive to taste
as the human tongue, snowy tree
crickets that provide banquet as
well as music to attract their lady
loves, the walking stick" insect of
which no made has ever been dis
covered, dancing flies that offer
their mates into balloons in a
counting ceremony, and many other
extraordinary aspects OF the un-
known insect world about us.
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Aeroplanes Modified
For Sundays Attack
100 Flying Ships Expected to Take Part in Simulated
"BIitz" on Key Cities, Industries, Utilities

taking care of flight details. The
Meriden Squadron will perform
similar tasks for the six GrasShop-
pers taking off from Meriden air.
port.
Participating L: tn raids" will be
% flights of two or more air
crafts and five flights of single
aircraft. Connecticut pilots are
Meriden, flying the Army planes:
Capt. w. T. Gilbert. 1t. w. APPEL
beck and 1t. John Martinez, all
Of New Haven squadron; W-O
Bruno Oskinis OF Hartford Squad
ron and 1t. Ernest Markham OF
Meriden Squadron, 1t Barbara Par
ker of Stamford: 1t. d. H. Hedges
of Danbury. Also from Meriden
flying her own ship will be Lieut..
Nancy Tier.
Brainard field pilots will be Col.
Lockhardt, Capt. Raymond S. Holtz
Of Hartford, Capt. Kenneth H.
Ringrose of Wethersfield, 1t. Rob-
ert Spellman of Wethersfield and
Pvt. Warren Schantz Of Hartford.
Pvt. Thomas Shutter of New Ha-
ven will take off from the field at
Great Darlington, Mass, and Sgt.
Andrew ProStano of New Haven will
fly in from the airport at Canaan.
Taking off from Simsbury airport
will be the following:
W-O Robert L. Gilbert and Sgt.
Arthur Romano Of Simsbury, W-O
Leslie Trigg, Pvt. j. Jones and Pvt.
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SERVICES GIVEN
BY WAR COUNCIL
Staff Member to Assist
State Unemployment
Commission

A cooperative arrangement under
which the Connecticut War Coun-
Gil viii lend the services of one OF
SITS staff members to the State Re-
employment Commission was an
nounced today by State War Ad-
ministrator Harold F. Woodcock.
Mrs. Julie S. Tibbetts, of Farm
ington administrative assistant in
the War Council, will work with
the Unemployment Commission,
under its director, j. Everett Light,
She will handle inquiries and as
sist with organization work in the
field.
In q letter to chairmen of local
War Councils, announcing this as
signment for Mrs. TibbettS. Mr..
Woodcock pointed out that the Re-
employment Commission has con-
crete plans not only for re-employ-
Inent but for readjuStment of re-
| turning service men and women.
This is a commupnity problem
/ with which we are sure the local
War Councils will wish to cooper
ate" he said.
In many places, Mr.. Woodcock
said, members of the local War
! Councils are already aiding the Re-
employmnt Commissions program
and others may see the opportunity
TO do so.
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on felzg f.
REAL PERSON
BY DR.. HARRY EMERSON FOSDlCk
Ambition Is a Motive Power,
Essential to All Leadership

worthwhile personality is made.
Saul of Tarsus before he became a
Christian was a forceful, aSsertive
man, set on being somebody, and he
has none the less so afterwards; but
the redirection of this strong pro-
pulsion made his conversion one OF
the notable events in history.
Without the high use of this pri-
mary motive-power, leadership in
any realm is impossible. AS for
Wilderness of life and satisfaction in
living, the wise channeling of this
deep desire to amount to something
Is of primary importance.
Some try to inhibit the desire,
praying, "Oh, to be nothing, moth
irg!" and unfortunately for them
selves and others their prayer is
answered. Some give the desire
gangway and try by varied routes
to become lords of creation, often
with disastrous ethical and emo
tional results. Others re-define
what amounting TO something and
"being somebody mean-and SO IL
lustrate Jesus saying, He that is
greatest among you shall be your
servant" They redirect the course
of their ambition so that emotional