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Evening star., 1944-07-20
|Bruch Concerto
|Punctuated by
Lightning Flashes
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

Isaac stern's performance of the
Bruch Concerto No. in q minor"
for violin and orchestra last night
as soloist with the Water Gate Sym
phony Orchestra was punctuated
with sharp flashes of lightning from
q low heavy cloud overhead. Just az
the guest artist began the third
movement, the storm broke with
fury and the remainder Of the pro-
gram was cancelled. In no time at
all. not a person was left Of the
audience and the curtain was low
cred over the stage.
This short concert interval that
gave Alexander Smallens q chance
only to direct the orchestra in Men
delssohns ''Ruy Bias Overture" dis
closed Mr.. Stern as an exceptionally
gifted vtolinist. A beautiful tone
deep and resonant conveys the d.
recttons OF warm and viril tenn
perament: Overcoming q slight
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nervousness at the beginning, he
played the concerto for which his
Guarnerious violin was an ideal
medium, with full consciousness of
its poetic and sensuous qualities.
His technique is brilliant with a
broad style Of bowing and finger
dexterity Of strength and clarity
Mr.. Stern belongs in the top rank
Of virtuosi and it was to be re-
gretted that he could not receive the
full acclaim he deserved.
Mr.. Smallens started the program
Oh with q spirited reading of the
"Ruy Bias Overture" which again
showed his ability to create effective
nuances and q well balanced tone
In the orchestra.
As the required half Of the pro-
gram was not played, there remain
Ing the Dream Pantomime" from
Humperdinck's H "Hansel and Gretel"
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she was just the beautiful dame for
light comedy roles, gets q break on
her loan-out to RKO for the lead in
Experiment Perilous." That, you
will recall or maybe you won't, Is
Margaret Carpenters novel dealing
with murderous jealousy, a good,
meaty emotion which Miss Lamar
would like to experience, profession
ally, OF course, before she goes back
to lightness.
Now she won't have to be Jealous
OF actresses like Ingrid Bergman
who got that wonderful psyche
pathic role in "Gaslight."
Incidentally, Hollywood has dis
covered that there is quite q public
demand for violence in pictures, but
on a personal scale such as q nasty
murder. Not big violence such as
that In war pictures.
You'll be seeing a lot of efforts to
equal the dramatic effect of Gas
light"
You will be lucky, of course, If
you actually do see one.
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Danny Kaye fans who wondered
where the mans violent style of
singing and dancing, especially
dancing, might lead him will be in
terested, one can hope, to learn that
1t has led him to bed. Hayes Sec
ond picture, wonder Man" is tenn
porarily held up while he RECEIVERS
from a leg injury received doing a
dance scene with Vera Ellen.
Miss Ellen, a small girl, managed
to escape the dance uninjured.
The Kaye picture is her first under
the contract to which Sam Gold
wyn singed her after being startled
out OF his wits when she told him
she did not think she was particu-
larly interested in movies.
A straight $1,000 weekly contract
Influenced her to change her mind.
X 4 X
And so on to the end of the COL
umn: You can get a notion of the
popularity of the ballet from the f1e.
ures which show $4,000 persons at
tended the open air performance of
Alicia Markova and Anton Dolin in
New York Tuesday night Charles
Coburn will give up his Hollywood
acting and his drama teaching at
U. S. L. A. to return to the theater
IN the fall He will play the
Henry VIII role in the late Don
Marquis THE Master of the Rev
els =. AS in the past, Washington
Will have to wait until after its New
York run to see the next Olsen and
johnson show The Shubert,s
program calls for opening it in Bos-
ton, polishing it in Philadelphia, and
then tucking 1t into the huge Win
ter Garden where they hope it runs
forever -. Such things have a ten
dency to do just that.
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yTney naQ mace numDer OF pictures
that were highly successful, but
fRKO, their employer, decided that
I the success of some of the later ones
was not enough to justify the ex-
penSe. Besides, Miss Rogers wanted
to 60 into dramatic acting, comedy,
tragedy and the like and the studio
. figured she was big enough star in
her own right to carry picture
without the added cost of Mr..
Astaire. It turned out that the
studio was right, but there were a
lot of people who never got over
feeling that there should be another
Astaire- Rogers picture.
One of them was Director Mark
6andrich, who had done some Of
his best pictures with the assistance
of the two stars. He still thinks the
same way and if he is successful IN
q notion he is now working on all
three of them will do another
musical.
A lot of people think Mr.. Sand
rich has something there.
X X X X
Definitely on schedule is the re-
vival of another team effort, that
of Clark Gable and Myrna 10y in
"Strange Adventure" Outside of
''Parnell," which came off as a
virtual disaster through no fault of
the stars, they did excellently to-
gether and Metro decided they
might as we'll take up where they
left off. incidentally, "Parnell" was
q picture so to Mr.. Gables disliking
that he never would 60 to see it
the lucky man.
There are intimations, too, for
their old following that Nelson Eddy
and Jeannette Macdonald will be
paired again soon in one of those
old lavish musicals which once made
them topnotcherS in box-offce
standing, even if neither ever won
a nomination for an Acadamy
Award. Or any other kind of award.
Miss Hedy Lamar, whose career
has not been altogether happy since
1t was decided by her employers that
Evening star., 1944-07-20
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showino

Stage.
National Without Love-; $50
pm.
Capitol - Bathing Beauty: II
am, las, 4:30, tbs and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: 1855, $40, 6:25 and
9:1O pm.
Columbia - white Cliffs of
Dover; 11:20 am, 1:55, 4:35, 7:10
and 9:45 pm.
Earle-'Mr.- Wrinkle Goes to
War;; II am, 1:40, 4:30, 7:15 and
10 pm. Stage shows: l, 3:45, $50
and 9:20 pm.
Little-"Crime and punishment:
II am, 12:45, 2:35, 4:20, 6:lO, 8 and
9:45 pm.
Keith't"Cobra Woman; 11:15
am, l. 2:50, 4:40, 6:25, 8:15 and 10
pm.
PALACE-"Going My Way; 1925
am, 1:55, 4:25, z and 9:35 pm.
MetropOlitan-"The Hitler Gang"
II am, lao, 4:25, 7:U5 and $50 pm.
Pix-''The Bakers Wife; 2, 4:40,
7:20 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts,
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1944-07-20
Concert Tonight
At Meridian Hill

The concert by the Gordon String
Quartet at Meridian Hill Park which
was rained out last night will be
given tonight. This fifth program
of the mid-week Starlight Chamber
Music series will feature Virgil
Thomson's Quartet No. 2 in G
Minor" followed by Mendelssohn's
Quartet in E Flat Major, op. A, No
3" and Shostakovich's Quartet in C
Major, op. 49," Mr.. Thomson will
be present to hear the first local
performance of his work.
Evening star., 1944-07-20

Extravagant spending Of meney
at home results In an extravagant
spending ef blood In battle. Buy
extra War Bonds today to keep ON
Casualties 70 . minimum. Let's all
back the attack.
Evening star., 1944-07-20
Civic Day Program

A program in connection with
community civic day will be pre-
sented at 7:30.pm. Sunday at Mount
Olivet Baptist Church by the Ar
lington Civic League. State Sena-
Evening star., 1944-07-20

tor William D. Medley will discuss
Our Civic Duty" Music will be
provided by the Les Williams Choir
of Washington.
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sDirectOr Still Dreams Dream
lOf Teaming Astaire and Rogers
BY JAY CARMODY.

HOLLYWOOD never quite gets away from the fashion Of teamng
too much Of that sort Of thing At such times
unhitcfne provided universal
Ginger Rogers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

Encouragement, the bartender announced IN 4
loud voice that the girls lived in the cabins across
the road.
OF these girls had led a Maynard life and that thd
father Of the other one was a drurkard
The second girl claimed that she began heI
own drinking by taking her fathers drinks n
keep him from becoming intoxicated.
The obvious truth about both girls was thai
they had gone the way they had because thos I
who should have shown them 4 better way haJ
failed 10 do so.
Two 10yearold boys were found giving ava
money on a street car. They had stolen il froI
kindly woman who had taken in one OF thcI
because both of his parents worked and he va
literally on the streets
The mother weldcr, the father ioinc /
both in war production plants The couple Ia +
13 children, only two of whom arc now alive tn
other boy is the son Of divorced parents and Twin
with his mother.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

No. Our Wandering Daughters.
AMY words have been written about juvenile
M delinquency. Too many at the Fed
HVh eral Bureau of Investigation sometimes
learned through firsthand, dayby-day experience,
in wartime and peacetime, that the real delin-
quency is usually not juvenile but adult
we should hesitate 10 add one more word to
what has already been said if it were not for the
fact that evidence is beginning to accumulate
which shows that placing the blame at home
where 1t belongs-and placing it there often
enough and strongly enough-does bring results.
For example, consider the following letter.;
Il never realized until fell i'll, just how lonely
my 14year-old daughter was before. l love my
work so much. / am well paid. love to take my
check in on Saturday and buy with it things for
my children.
What is woman to do? Work for the war
plant and give the children pretty things ortYor1
at home for the children, and give them nothing
material? But, after all, l guess you are right
Inc best war job for mother is staying at home"
That in our opinion is sound thinking. There
is no patriotic duty that an American mother can
perform which transcends the proper bringingup
of an American child
More mothers, we believe, would feel as this
mother and act as she is acting, if they could see
The mass OF reports that come daily to the Wash
fnft6n headquarters of the F'I}I from our field
Offices all over the country and from cooperating
police departments and law enforcement agencies
giving not theories, not arguments, on this sub
Jcct, but facts.
In these paragraphs you will get these facts
IN terms of actual cases chosen ut random from
thousands like them. If you cannot stand facts
II you prefer for your own peace of mind to believe
that all IS sweetness and light in the lives of our
young people, if you do not have the forttude to
lace a situation which You and only You, if you
are father or mother older brother or sister
can cure, skip these pages and let the kids 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

their way to disgrace and wasted lives
one day last spring, seven girls who had been
beating up the matron and smotherfrE her
blanket. They did not get away but they did
cause authorities TO investigate more closely the
background responsible for their incarceration.
One of the girls had been led into evil ways by
an older woman. The immediate cause of her
rebellion, however, the neglect Of her own
parents, who had not cared enough about her to
visit her after her arrest.
Although only 16 she admitted leading q way
ward life, for which nobody could be blamed so
much as her own parents.
Another one of the girls was victim, to some
extent, of circumstances since her parents had
been divorced, and her mother, with whom she
lived haa remarked and again divorced. Iuvrsti.
cation revealed, however that not only maternal
neglect but maternal delinquency had in this case,
contributed to the girls waywardness
The mother, shipyard employee, did no cook
ing in the house and left her children 10 find their
own food while she sought amusement. The
daughter who got into trouble was only il.
a third girl was the daughter of q mechanic
who had left his family for job at Pearl Harbor
and made no financial contribution to his f1rny's
welfare and 4 mother who took her children
with her to bars.
This 1Cyear-old naturally followed in her
mothers evil footsteps.
ONE of the other wouldbe escapes was the
- daughter of a mother who drank TO excess
ard n father, divorced, ~ho claimed that he Fpas
trying TO straghten out his daughter but was
shown to be quite aware of her dcnqucnceS,
And 50 it went all the way down the line
There was Il good reason, or rather a bad one
for every one of those girls finding themselves
In that detention home, and, in each case, the
reason stcmmcd back to the parents.
visit of an investigator 10 certain tavern
opposite Il filling station and overnight cabin
establishment discovered two young girls. IA and
u, being elected with a great show of foree-eH
the ground that they were drunk
Immediately after their departure as If BY
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ltunaen aui 8rlno oes 2eib -Yadt-
9eietes, semelien an Dem uns I'M
eigenen Sanbe CUR Geriiisung lte-
benoen NabrunssmitteImenge audi
1913 sering geipcien ieien, tros oes
umltanbes. bab mir ourdnpee mebr
lieferten, oils i'm Sabre 1912. SIN.
merbin Ipielte aber iiuiere Silfe in
@eltalt bon Nabrunssnlitteaieieru
gen oils unl0sliher 9eitanoteiI I'M.
ierer MaBnabmen fir iiegreide
Nurdiiibritng oes Grieses eine BE-
EelltenOe GoIlc.
0eaenleiitnnaen
auItralieu uno HeuieelanO baben,
ple Ser 9eriht ertenuen laBt, alS
Seeenleiitl,ngen aui Gruno ser
2eib Yaht-M Mbma6unsen oen iiios
meItpasiiii6en StreitfrGiten Ser
Gereinisten Staaten &ino. uno
aalbileiih in einem llmfans gelie-
iert, ser unieren @elamtlieierunsen
oieler slrt an alle alliierten
uno beireunoeten Sanoer entipriht.
nno bariiber binaus baben bic bel.
Den 0ominien Sen Gereinigten
Staaten nod .betrahtlide Weneen"
rieler sSleiidnuaren geihidt.
llnlere 2enb-2eaie.@ lit 10
gut mie pollit1noig ser Sc1uietunion
3ugute gefomnen. Die INT iolhe
S;eierungen i'm sinblif ouf oie
sroBe Sabl Der in ruiiiiGen 2asa-
retten onrnieoerliegeuoelt periprn.
oeen Soloaten nacbgeiudt bate
Sir oas neile Sabr lit nit etipa
aebnpro5entigen 9)ielrlieferungen
auf @runo oes 2eib-Ha1t- Geietes
au re1nen.
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General ierSert Il. Nasi>
neberaabe a,af

Mosfau. General @alter bon Sepo,
lib,' ser oeutife s(rtilerieoffi5ier, Ser
Hruiioent oes bon Sen Soluits geifaf.
fcncn beutiben Sffi5iersperballoes
appellierte an Sic 2e1te Ser ,,nterba:b
oes Mittellaufs bes Snieper einge.
freilten 10 NaSi-Gipii iionen, lid 81
ergeben. sluBer benl General iino III,
allen ruiliihen 5ronten in erIter 81.
ME beuti6e slniager alligeiteat, bie
sic Oeutihet Sr,,ppen al1fforbern, iiG,
Su ergebcn ooer geibloiien 5ll repoi-
tieren Sic lpiiroen oaourh sen &rieq
Su einem i6neIen gnoe bringen uno
es beitebe hine @efabr, BOB Oeutidl.
lano geteilt niiroe iuenn tic oie Na5i-
1siibrer iobnlo apie moglidD bon ibren
perbre6eril lden Negierungspoiten Der
lmteritoben. On ser 2euingraofront
iino sic BORT geiueicnen Spanier, 81:
tauer uno fsinnen 81 Iauienben iiber-
gelaufen. 0ies lit audi ei,, 8runo tpa-
rum sic Nuiien 10 ldnen poranfanteu
3uerIt tperoen 6luabldtter abgeipor-
fen uno Damn treten Sic MnIager allf
81, &riegsiniioigfeit bat bereits Ct,
folge se5eigt.
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l01l mllliarnen 1afuno gebensmlttel-
lleferunQen an Derb1nnete

8aibingtpn. - Sn einem ge.
rleiniam bon ser 8ar 6opo Momi.
niitration uno ser 6oreign Gcpno.
mic Mominiitratipn peroiientlihten
Scriht iiber 9eno-2eale-2 -2ieicrun,
gen an Sas Muslano in oen crlten
II 0tonaten oes alten Sabres pirs
sic 8elantmenge Ser in ser ge.
ri6ts5eit i'm Nabmen Der v9eno.
SeaIe"s arrangements gum Gerians
gelangten 2ebensmittel aui 1O,5OO..
100000 Yillno be5iiiert. Dit
Sransporte itelten i'm ein5elnen
foIeenoen slnteil an ser Geiamtcr,
ieuaurg oes 2anbes oar.
Jleiih aller slrt 9.3 Erp5ent
Mildprooufte Der perid)ieoenen ari
SO Hro5eut; aaie 1876 8ro5ent
Speiiciette uno Sele 15.7 Yro5ent;
Iildfonlerpen 24.S Yro5ent; Sbit-
fpnierpen uno 8elees 7.3 8rpsent
00rroblt 22.S, Nro5ent; gemiiie
sonIerpen 13 Hro5ent; getrodnet;
gobnen 10 Hro5ent; ebeniolde Orb
len Is Hro5ent; Mais uno Mais-
prooufte OF Ero5ent; uno @ei5en
uno @ei5enprooufte 1 Yro5ent.
Soweit es aui Die Sleiihlieierm'
gen anfommt. biloete sic 0tenet
Ser unieren Aaiierten geianoter
&lno- uno &al6ileiih-Yorrdte nuy
~ Bro5ent uneierer eisenen Sc.
iamtbeitiinoe, mogesen iicb Ger Cen.
Sale-Mnteil an sen Sdapeine- i'm )
Sammelfleiid)- Ser gerein-
igten Staaten in oen @erihtnono
ten auf 1873 besip. ia. Yro5cn
belief. Ser an,tlicbe 8eridt inter
itreidt bie 9atiad)e, oab uniere Sci.
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Kegteru1lgSb
bon $1,000, 900, 900
abermalS abQrlebnt
>olitif fir prdfoenmahl" 1T 5iel Ger Senatore,

nad) iih sieben.
Die sliS9 CAB ourh ibren @oriisen.
oen Wilnm Green befannt, oaR lie
perlange, bab Die ,2ittle Steel ;sar,
nitlar", sic 2obnerbobungen MIR bis
5ll elnem gelpiiien @rabe 5ulGBt, 10,
fort oils imaiiltig erflGrt miro, ga es
ni6t nebr I'M einflang nit Sen &C.
itie9enen 2ebensmittelpreiIen itiinoe.
Senator Saft brahte einen 8eieb-
entlpurf elm, ser $500, 100000 ipeni.
ger aufpies oils ser porgeiebene uno
5luar min er baben, baB Sic 3uriidiei-
5lng ser Yreiie Durd) 9eibilfen or
5leiid, Butter uno MiId auisebobeu
lperoen.
Sa a6er Oieier 9lntrag a5gelebnt
puroe, Itimmte er gegen bas sn,5e
gelbilfen -Erosranm Der Geaierung.
gfit Oen gau5en Irbeiten inn Gon-
greB 1T oas Tolf 5ien,lid, linSnfrieoen
Senn es iiebt INNER mebr elm, oab. bie
Yolltifer ibre gan5e slrbeit crit bnrdj
Sic Earteibriae betrod)tell im6 aus
finoen ob es ibnen Stilnnen brin-
gen fann inn SerbIt, lpenn tie ser Sle.
gierimg Sdppierigfeiten BEL aIlen9or-
!agen MAIDEN. Sas Sn6itbier sIro.
granlm lit oa5u ba, Die Breiie auf
ser @rl,uolaae tpirflifer 2(rbeitS-
toiten 81 balten uno entlprehenbem
8eiuinn Gaburh miro cine ipilbe Sn-
flatiou llnteroriidt. gei elmer SnfIa=
tiOn aber setpinnen MIR bie Hroou-
5enten nielnals Die aonIiinlenten. GS
idbreit gum Siinnel, ipern oie geipGbl-
ten abgeproneten ippbl erfennen, baB
Die Subiieoien beibebalten iuer0en
miiicn nit 1 Wtiularoe per aSabr,
dber alle a,lten Negeln oerneinet
neil sic Sonoerinterelien ser 9lbge-
oroneten Dem slugemeinipobl boran-
geIteut 1peroen. aein @unoer, oaB Sic
8elperfid)aften, oh $50 ober IS2,
mebr unb mebr 5ur lleber5eugung
tomnen, Dob bel ben SerbInuaBlst
Sic NbItimnl,ngen ser slbgeoroneten
fSGluR auf Seite 8.
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Bomber aus Il. >. telicn
Sctpjets bel Oiieniipe

Santa Morica, Gal. 9Su5lano bat
I'M @ege ser 2eno>9eui, iiber 20OO
slngriiisbombcr pom 5Dp 1920 Sa-
Doc erbalten. Die Motc slrnee fat oieic
Bomber nit 9roBer @;rfl'ne sur Sc.
nloralllierln1g bon NIlentruppen inns
gum slbIhneioen ibrer Gcrbinolu,gen
bcnubt. Sic ipielten eilic iiberragen.
oe 9olle bel ser 8ertcioigung Don
Stalin9rao uno in oer lesigen srober
rlTiiihen Sfielrlipc. Sic Sic Ieuti5cir
bon Seninarao bis binunter sur arin'
5uriidrpat.
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1906 N1antt peit Cr,apcn.
transport aercttet ~

@aibington. Ser slusblloung I'M
stettllngsoienit uno Dem arut Scr
anerifaniihen Sanbels4Seeleute iper,
Sen bon Ser &nr Chipping slonlini.
i'rotion ser &rrbitnit iiic Sic 2ebens.
latttlng bon 1675Yerionen bon einen
tnrpeoiertcn SrurreatrarspnrtIOiIi
I'M Mitte!liiiloiihen Mcsl 5ll9cihrie.
hcn. Ser 1880 Spnnen iriiberc
Gaiicgierbompfer rMpntcreu" par
SIS torpeoierte Sthiff IS i,lhr in ei.
lr:il, 8egleit5ul, ser cinen iiirtptcrs
t:t1ln 2uftalarifF ansae,crt NC. tc'
SIN oos Srnnsportii,;:''i turpc>iert
!:rr>e Sas Sfiif Iut..s 1877 Aran,l
II Sorb.
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De,.tiher Sprastiiikrer
fiir ,anierc Grmppcit

@aibington. @ie bas Griegs -Te-
partnent befanntgibt, iino fir sic
amerifaniid)en Srlppen in lleberice
iehs 1ueitere ssrcmoipraheniiibrer
berausgegeben tuoroell. Jriiber ihon
paren &anSbiiber Ser d)ineiiiden,
iran50iiihe,t uno italieniiben Spra.
he ioluie oes in Noroairifa geiprode-
men srabiid aussegeben lpproenL ,no
Die nellen &anobiider befaiien ii6 MN
nit Spanii6, Yortlsieiiid, 9,iiiidl
@riediid). Sapaniib lno Deutif.
gs lit nidt Ser 3,pcf oieIer 6iibrer,
Sic Soloaten oie betreifenoe Sprade
polltGnoig beberrid)en su lernell aber
ite entbalten geniigcno prattiid)es
2ebrmaterial, Inn es ibnen 81 ernlose
lihen. ii6 in alien 9agen sureft5,l-
fin6en.
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rSittle Stccl Jurmnlar" nid)t mebr
I'M Ginflana NIT aeitciaerten 2ebcns-
mittelfuiten, iast MJS.

@alblngton. Ser Senat nabm emo,
llb cine ltarf per,pGiierte ssalilng Ser
@reen4Sucas =&orlagc fiir Gegierllngs
Stimnt5ettel an uno leitcte iie an bas
Saus tpeiter; Ietteres aber bate r.
relts cine Gorlage angenommen, sic
oie Staaten bealtftragte, Stimn5et,
tel fir Solbaten ai,s5umahen. Ser
Senat ltimntte nit 47::3S Stimmer
fir Sic per!pGilerte Seoerals sabltimm-
lng uno sic gan5e slrbeit uno bas
8eidrei in Sen letten @ohen mar
fiir bie &abe, oenn na6 Sen HegeIn
rpuroe nun Sic gan5e slhltimmungs~
Sortage elmer &ommiilion iibertragen
Die bonn Goriisenoen bes 9lbgeorone.
tenbauies cruannt apuroe.
@aibinston. ErGiioent &ooiepelt
'ieB anf cine oirefte Srage in ieiner
Erenefonfcrelt5, Oh CT eiuen pierten
Sernin annebmen ipiirSe, sic slnttport
parten. Gr CAB Damn sic iiblidbe Or
fldrung, baB es nod niht 3eit iei 81
antporten alli al bie rfolniihen" Sc.
ridte rmo WutlnaBungen.
@aibington. Der Senat idlug Sen
@oridlaa 8rdlioent &ooieuelts ab,
oas Subiioien Yroerantm 5llr Stabi-
lilierlng ser Hreiie ,no 9eipilligung
iiir Elm ipeiteres Ssabr sic Sunrne
upn ST ,5OO,OOO,OOO oafiir. Gos er.
gebnis Seigte 26 oofiir uno 40 fir
slblebnlua.
Sie beloen Sbio Senatoren Gait
u1o Burton itinmten gegen Sort
Ietung ser @eibilien.
Sic 9egicrllng bate erfl1rt, oaB
slblebnung ser 9eibilfeu cine Grbn.
bung Ser 2ebensmitelpreiie nm So
OOO,OOO,OOO bringen miro. Gs luirS
erluartet, oab sic 9ebensmittelpreiie
oaour6 UNI ipeitere 10 Bro3ent iteigen
miiroen uno hies ,piiroe cine lpeiterc
GrbDbung ser 2obne Inn 10 Ero5ent
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-10
Gitc NEGLECT fte,1e Sieoe
aus 1,aeeila,pie,t

2onbon. Wtarifyau Sito meloete,
oab cine gelniihte s(bteilung bon
Geutihen 1lno GbetnifS bei Mnbriie.
pica uno 8erane in Montenesro, nie;t
Deit bon Der al6anii hen 8ren5e, boil
oen Hartiianen geidlagen lporoen iir
Gine itqrfe oel,tihe Sruppenmaht Ill
bel Srapnif, 45; Meilen norolpeitlid
bon Saraie1po, auriidge.uorfen NOR
ben. Die Oeutiden bringen iebt Ganfs
alno ifhpere Irtillerie nad oem bon
oen Yartiianen beietten 8cbieten mr
periuden alles, Inn einen beiieren Sail
in Sen Bergen 5u erlangen. Sic brad'
ten baperilte 8ebirgstruppen beran