davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
ENTERED ARMY AT 10

Bob Wetlel was 10 when he en-
tered the army, scarcely 20 when
he came back 20 this mountain
community a blind veteran.
lie was born here. and his
father AaiieE=ia-the office Of the
lumber company He is only 5
feet 4 inches, weighs but l20
pounds His face is round and
guilclcss. lie looks 10.
The marines would not take
him because ne was so small. But
the army would. He was in that
spcarhead formed by Co ! l35th
Infantry. that night Of Oct l3
when the waters of the Volturpo
churnod rcd with blood.
They crossed the Noitarno
breasting Us swift flow by holding
10 ropes. They established the
beaChhcad.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Hauptita>ien Scr Gnt>
tpisflmf,o Scr at1teriea>
niiheft Ste,aerpelitif
ShluB bon Seite 1.

cine Seforobobe: gan5c 51s Mil;o.
men Collar. slus 3olen pereinnabmt,
Snfel Sam i'm sleihen Sabre sc
Minioncn Collar. .....
Sm Sabre 1917 iette ser &ongreB
Sic. .Serbrallhsitel1ern in ser Saupt-
iade pieoer auBer &raft. mb sic
.peiteren 8umoeseinnabmen bieier Irt
.paren oanah nur nod minimal. 3u-
lett wuroen ,iolde siegierungsein,
nabmen in ser @or- -8iirgerfrieesseii
i'm Sabre 1913 nit 1915 perbudt.
| Ser 8iirserfriea 5eitiste niht nur
Elm @ieoeraufleben ser inoireften.
Ionoern audi oas erite Experiment ser
oireften Stealern. Ser &ongreB pers
iiigte eine nah ser Sobe bes Gin
fommens abgeIn,fte Sobn- unb 8e-
baltsIteuer, oeren SohitIat - $50
- allf ale ge5iige bon mebr ais $500
jdbrlid) gelest purbe. Sieie neue
Steuerquelle mar penia ergiebie, lie
ergab eritmalig namlib i'm Sabre
1885, $2,742,O00, gesen einen Ser
bralldsltellersGrtrag bon nabesu 35
Willionen lnb 3oaeinfiinfte bon runo
60 Millionen Collar, uno iul,roe
Oenn audi i'm Sabre 1872 ourd) ein
neles Sterereeies i'm &egiaa &C.
brad)t.
Sm Sabre 1872 lpuroe i'm &ongrci,
elm erlter, nod erfolglos bleibenScr
SOrltoB NIT Dem 3iel elmer aagemei-
men bireften @elteuerung bes G,ns
fommens unternommen. SSm Sabre
1894 fam es arirflid) sum Grlab ei-
mes @eieses in oieiem Sinne, oas
aber Damn pom Sberbunoesaerid]t als
perfaiflnssipioris erfG1rt apuroe.
Spiritllpien=, Sabaf- uno Stempel-
iteuern bebaupteten iif.
Die &luft 5tpii6en Steuer. uuh
3oaeinabmen ihloB lih allmablid,
bis sic &esierlne i'm Sabre 1909 aus
5eioen Saupteinnabmequellen falt &C.
nni Sen gleihen Grtrag id,Gpfte. Sn
oieiem Sabre beliefen iid Sic 8eiamt-
@unoeseinfiinfte auf GOA Milionen
Collar. Sn gleid)en Sabre erlieB bas
8unoesparlament oas erite 8eies sur
8eiteuerung forperihaitlider Gin=
nabmen, uno orei Sabre oanad) !purbe
sic HerIonal= =Ginfommeniteuer ein
bauernSer 8eitanbteil unieres Steuer
,pelens.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Op1l erelGrt Sic ntetaen
8atienieruites>
peri4riiten

MaIbineton. Iie nelen 10 Huntte.
Warfen unb sic 9nfens i'm @erte po.:
einem Hunft iinb bereifs in Strait &C.
treten.
9en neuen 4lan in sic Eat um5u'
Ieten iteat bic srobte sluisabe aIler
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ieit Ser
am 1. Mdrs 1943. alio Dor einen,
Sabr. eriolsten ginfiibruns oerHunf'
teipltems fir rationierte 9ebensmit.
tel bar.
Sur6 bie s(usgabe BON &ationie.
r,,ngstofens i'm gSerte bon einem
Yunft uno oalrh sic 3ebnpunftema.'
ten miro ser Mrbeitsauf,panb - bes
Hublifums, ser Sdnoler unh Der Ga.
tionierunesbanfen = itarf uermin'
Sert. 3peieinbalb NfiQiaroen Marfe'
iperSen in 3uf,,nIt eingelpart - bas
iino 60 Srosent ser bier Miaiaroea
Marfen, sic unter Dem alten Spitenl
allmonatlid) in Sen aaufmannslGoen
BON ser Sano Ses &unoen in sic
Sanb bes aaufmannes lpanberten.
Die Sofens i'm @erte eines Numf,
tes ,ln5 Die 10 Ylnfte- -Marfen per-
oen in 5tpei bauptiGdlihen &ationie
rl:i,9sprograflmen pertpenoet: ole
blauen Marfen unb 5ofens iiir Sett,
Jleiib uno 9afelole. lleberoies f0n'
men oie alten griinen uno brallnen
Marfen nod fir cine tl,rae Seit ,uei.
ter beniibt meroen.
0ie folgenoen Marfen iino iett
giiltie:
Neue 10 Yunfte- -Marfen, Sic Jest
beniibt trerben fGnuen uirb ibre @itl-
tigfeit 12 @ohen lang = bas lit bis
gum 20. Mai - hebnlten, iino oir
folgenben:
8laue Marfen elS, 88, GS, IS
rno G8 fir fpnierpierte Nahrlngs-
mittel;
&ote Marfen 9lS, @S unb GS iiir
Jleiid) un6 sSette.
Mlte 8 Hunt=, 5 Hunft., 9 Eunft.
nno l Hmnft-Marfen, Die ale am 90.
Mar5 llneiiltig aper0en, fonnen tpie
folgt Uertpen6et tperoen:
@riine Marfen 6, 6 uno SO fir
tonierbierte Nabrunssmittel;
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
ANSWERS
sSee Questions on page S.

/. "The pie of four and 20 black
birds"
?. The right.
8. A swimming bath, pool, or
swimming school.
4. "The Courtship of Miles
Standish."
5. Harlan F.. Stone.
6. The publication OF an item
of news by newspaper or news
service sooner than it's competi-
tors.
7. An attempt to delay legisla-
tion by obstructive tactics such as
longwinded and pointless ora
tory.
8. Robert Burns.
9. He smothers her.
10. Music suitable for private
homes and played by small en-
semble.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:
Joseph E. Davis, former United
States Ambassador to the

Soviet Union:
"The menace. not only to vic
tory, but to peace, comes from
the possible political differences
which might develop between the
Soviet Union and the United Ma
tons. There lies the potential dan
ger and menace. to peace. AS in all
matters of life, these relations
will depend upon the confidence,
conduct, tolerance, and devotion
to altruistic purpose which will
exist between the parties. The
enemy knows this very well. They
never rest. By day and by night.
constantly their foreign office and
their propaganda agencies try to
drive a wedge between the Soviet
Union and its allies. With devilish
ingenuity, the Nazis constantly
work both sides of the street.
Our people of the United States
can definitely contribute to future
peace if they will exact more light
and less heat on political ques-
tions raised by our fighting ally.
What is needed is more high
minded investigation of facts, and
less acceptance and reiteration OF
Goebbels lies. The fact that the
theological concepts of our
governments are different does
not, in any manner, preclude our
cooperation with the Soviet Union
to preserve the future peace of the
world for the benefit of all of us"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
2latofatrer, kelft 0mn,n,i
iparen!

@aibinaton. Ser 9ireftor oes no.
tionalen 8lunmiptogramms, 8rab-
lep Oeipep, appelliert an ale 9lrto.
BETTER, itets onran su Senfen, 1a6
nady pie Dor cine iorgfGltige 8cbano-
lung uno 9fleae ser Reifen aub an
ihrem auto n0tig lit, aub tpenn bie
allnitgummi-Y -Yroouftion 5ortidritte
maht. MinSeltenS fir Sen 8elt bes
Sabres nod miro cine Meifenfnapp.
belt fiir Yaiiaaierautos beiteben, un>
Ole grobe Mebr5abl ser 3ipiliiten
bat ipenig Musiihten, neue 8eiien
gu erbalten.
Dapep lit bereits nit ser bisberi.
gen &ooperation BON Seiten ser @u,
tomobililten iebr 5ufrieben, tpie Ell
Iast, ipe5ieu NIT ibrer iorsidItigen
8enutuna uno Nfleee unS, no n0tig.
audi bem re6t5eitieen neuen 8e5ieben
(6em ioeenannten Re-Gappine")
ibrer in @ebraub befinoliben &eifen.
Gr tpeilt ieooh barauf bin, hab es
nod 1uie Dor n0tis lit, nift idnelier
als 35 Stlmoenmeilen 5u fabren.
9od)ern auf Sen straBen aus benz
Wese su eeben, oie 9feifen itdnbis
unter 6em rihtigen 2uftbrud 5u bal
ten unb aud fem slutp 5uiammen
nit anoeren 5u benusen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
8mHett ii,ipi3ierct,
JftpaiiettstftanSpcr
3tuei MomirGle nnb Elm @cneraF, iuohs
men Nan6bern amerifaniider 3rup'
pen in Gnslanb bel. =

2onSon. Oifi5iere ser ruiliife1
armee uno Marine iparen 9eobohter
un0 5eilnebmer on amerifaniihen
@orbereituneen fir bie Nngriffslon'
ouneen auf ocm europdiIban &onti.
nent, entbiiIte sic amerifaniife Wa,
rine.
,8eneiniame Manoperiibungen ocs
Ser ,onals Ser ameritanilben s(rmee
uro Marine i'm engliihen &iiiten,
gebiet muroen bon 5iuei rl,lliiben us
mirGlen, einem General uno ne,,n
anoeren Mitglieoern ser rliiiiten
Militdrmiliion in 0ruBbritannien 15e
obat)tet," beiBt es in ser amtliben
Mitteiluns.
r9ie Man6neriibungen" iabrt Sic
Mitteilung Damn fort, ~biloeten einea
Cell bes ,,,,unterbrodyenen Yroaram.
mes our Musbilouns bes amerifani'
lhen Yerionals i'm Gereiuieten &o,
nierei6 fiir ampbibiihc Sperationeu
geeen Sen Sentiment"
Grit Tabrt Der 8uiieu in yGntcn"
Die lteblmgen bauerten slpei Gage,
unS sic ruIiiiden Sifisiere ~beteilis'
ten iib frei an ibnen." ~Sie ituSier,
ten, iast oas Gomunique, voie slu.
srtffsspoffen, sic peridieoenen Sppeu
ser Sanoltnssfabrseuge uno bie slus.
bilO,,nssmetbooen."
Die pielen Sragen ser ruiiiihen
Sffisiere lrllroen burh Iolmetiher
an SadtperItGnoige in Sen perihieOc,
men NienitApeieen iibernitNlt, oie
oie gelpiinidten ted)niiden Puntte Ct
lGnterten, an Sanboon 3eihnungeE
llnb &arten.
.Oie r,liiiihen sfarinecffisiers
mahten ibre erlte 6abrt in ~gnten
BON sen slusbilSunsstiilten aus. Sie
lesten bas itGrflte Ssntereiie fiir Die
Setnif ser ampbibil6en &riegiiib'
runs an 0en Gag, bie iid raid infolse
Ser grfabruneen, I'M Ya5iiif, ir
Norbairifa, Si5ilien llno Stalier
iortent,pidelt bot. Die rulliiGen 81
iisiere tpuroen BON Siii5ieren oeS
Stabes bes Sberfonmanoierenoel
Der amerifaniihen Mtarineitreitfrait'
in europa gefiibrt", fiiete slomira
SarolS q. Starf in leiner Mitteilun(
binsu.
Die ruiiiifen Siii5iere iinS in5lul
ihen nah 2onoon suriidgefebrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Braune Marfen q uno 3 fir ;sette
un0 sSleiid.

8rallne Marfen . uno 3 fir ;sette
uno 5leiid.
Die Sofens iino als @eMelgelo 10
pcbl fiir bie alten 1pie fir sic neuen
Yunfte suselaiien. Muberoem fonnen
IN Der lle6ergangsperiooe bis gum
20. Mara alh oie griinen unb brau.
men gin-Ginft=M =Morfen gum @edJeln
perlucnbet perSen.
Die alten g., 5, 2 uno 1 Gun,t.
Warfen tperbpn aus oieiem 8runoe
peitere bret @ofen i'm llmlauf BE-.
lal'en peil sic neuen 5ofens piel.
leit]t Bis gum p. Sebrllar nod nityt
itberaa sur gerteillns sclanat icin
mOgell Dor allem in 8emeinoen, in
oenen feline eigene lofale Marfenoer.
teilungsitcle beitebt.
Sausfrauen peroen gcbeten, crit
alle griinen uno braunen Marfen auf.
5ubrauben, bepor lie sic blauen mo
rotten beniiten. Auf oiele 8eile lrer.
Den lie ibre alten 8, 5, 2 llno 1 8unft-
Wtarfen red,tseitig aui'braudyen rno
lhnellitens aus ser 3irfulation sie-
ben. Sic lperoen 10 nlr ein einsiges
@ud), ndmlich oas ariegs -Hationis.
rllngsbub No. 4 gum giufauf ratio.
nierter Scbensmittel nit iih iiibrer
miiiien, ba nunmebr aub sic 3uter,
arten IN bieiem @ufy entbalten iinD.
Ser &leinbdnbler oari nur Damn
Vtiin5en berausgeben, nenn Ser
&llnSe eine @are tatldhlib erItanoen
bat; oenn Sic SHA nimnt an, oab
in Sen erlten Sageu nad Sufrafttres
ten Oes neilen Elanes piele 9eute ibr7
Warfen pielleidt eeeen Sotens UNI
tauIden 1poaen, MIR Inn Su ieben, ipie
lie ausleber. @enn bie aaufleute Die
lem @llnIh pillfabren lpiiroen, f0nn-
ten bie 9GOen unter elmer ,Serfnapp-
lng an Sofens leioen.
rSofens lino bemlad) nihts anbc-
res ais oas &leingelb oes 9tationie=
rllngslpltems - lmo es lit lpidtia,
6aB lie inn llmlauf bleiben."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09

baben, oie unlere Mrnee umb sSlotte
tpabreno bes eansen Sabres 1912
bral6ten. Genfen auh Sic Saber oa,
ran, oaB ieoe &rlme uno ieoer Crop,
fen an Nabralng beute ipiftig lit.
Mud, mas mir an 2ebensmitteln al,
9auie iparen, bilit Sen &rieg Der.
fiir5en = uno fommt unieren Col
oaten orauBen sueute. Ylanen Sia
oaber Sbre Mablaeiten aufs Sorg.
faltigite, bereiten Sic ite ipariam gu
unO beben Sic aue Meite auf. Oenn
beoenten Sic INNER: Mud uniere 2es
bensmittel fdmpfen ia fir uniers
Greibeit!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09

rium Der Dornenfrcnung", nit 81 sic
~'Seeihlaht bon 2epanto nod nit
SO arbeitete er an ser rBe,peinuna
Gbritr.
Dieie groBe. 3abI bon 8eiipieIen,
Die iid) nod erbeblih ertpeitern lie6,
lit tpobl geeignet, sic. oerbdngnispolls
Sugeeition gu bard,hreGen, aIs miib-
ten geiitige araft unb 2eiltungsfibie.
felt ourd boberes Sitter erlabmen.
Man meine audi nid)t et,pa, mas bier
fir bas id,opferiife 0irfen ausge.
fiibrt iulrbe, treffe tpobl fir einise
leltene, iiberragenoe @eiltesgroben su,
babe i'm iibrigen aber feline @iiltigfeit
Gs ldBt iih oielmebr ni6t minoer 3.
9. ald auf bie banonerflibe Mrbcits,
fraft at,tpenben. 2ebensfllnoige un>
gut heobadtenoe @irtidnitsfiibrer
boben Senn audi bereits feitaeiteat,
Sob Die 2eiltllngsbobe oes slrbeiters
regelrefte 8eil,nobeitsperbGlt-
ntlie borausgeiett - stpilhen Dem
80. unb 20. 2ebensiabre feline tpe-
Ientlid)e 0erdnoerung ertGbrt.
ltn5ulanglihfeiten, sic leoialid)
Ser Fatiade entiprinsen oaB man
alter miro, iino alio ebenio unanee,
bradt mic nahteilig; lie tonnen audJ
gar nidt aulfommen, tpenn ieoer
Menib iih INNER ser @rensen be,
apuBt lit, Die oas Sitter iest uno iis
ni6t miafiirlih mibabtet. sseoer Sc,
aensabid,ritt bat 'lbm angenreiRne
8etdtisungen, 6reuoen a,nb 2eioen
sper iih itber ioltbe biologiiben 8e-
hunbenbeiten binipegieten 5u f0nnen
glaubt, tper etspa - I'M nur Elm 8ei-
lpiel beralts5ugreifen auf iport-
lihen ooer aueb auf ieSem irgeno,pic
lonitigem 8ebiet iid) 0inge sutraut.
oie ieiner slltersitufe nibt entipretpn,
nl.b jene gnttGuifungen erfobren,
auf oeren goben 9feiianiertbeit uno
Serltimnl,ms sebeiben. 9siht ieoem
lit es pcreonnt, in bobem sllter noi,
8erfe bon bleibenbem @erte su id)af-
fen; bas itete @etuubtiein beiien aber,
Dab ieoer bon uns feline 2ebensauf=
ga5e oarir ieben muB, inn &abmen
ieiner 5dbiafeiten nad) Toaenoune
gu ltreben iidert oie auseeslihenc
Seelenbaltung uno tpabrc innere Sar-
monte, Sie @orbeoinsung oafiir lit,
OaB man iid) auf, ,penn sic v0ode,,
'lan9lt iilbern bdngen", elm iunges
Sera belpabre. Wer o!eie &,nlt bet
itebt, lper iib aud in bober 8etagtbeii
nod oie ssabisfeiten beapabrt, oen,
@erneinenben bas gelabenoe, benl
@erItimmenoen oas geriobnlid,e emit
gegensuIeten: auf sen trifft in id)0n-
item 'Sinnc bas @ort su: ,Nie 3u
alt" Solioaritdt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Sparianteeit NIT Eebens,
ntitteln kilft Hen Kriee
perear3ett

8aibington. 9ie @ar ssooo slo=
miniltration berihtete, oab i'm Sabre
1913 bie 2iefcr,lna pon Habrungss
mitteln unb anoeren slsrarprosutten
unter Seno=Seaie nabesu 11H Mil-
Iiaroen Siuno allsmahte. mas nabe5u
elmer Serooppell1ng ser 2iefer,lngem
oes Sabres 1912 gleiffpnlmt. Hab,
runesliefcrungen an lnIere Iaiierten
unter SenH*9eaie seborer 81 .ben
orinsenben 3lnueiIungen, Oie bon Ser
@ar Soob slominiltration ge.roiien
neroen miilien. Sie anceren 8ruppen,
Ole bon ibr iorgiam bebaft tperOcn,
iinb natiirlih uniere eiaenen Streii,
frGfte, Ole 3ipilbepolferlrtg oabe;m
io,pie sic amerifaniihen Serritorier
uno ireunSlif geiinnte Nadbarnatio-
men, sic ganS ooer teilipeiie muf O;s
amerifaniihe Observation-Disclosures
angelpieien iino.
Sieie erobe Muigabe, sic BON I'M
Ierer Nabrllnssnlittelp 81
beipdltigen lit, erbeiid,t bon ieoem
einselncn, baB er aaes oaran iest,
ipariam nit 2ebenslnitteln umSli,
seben llno Dor aaem oarallI 81 ieben,
oaB nidts bapon perlcren gebt ooer
pergeubet lrirb. @ie sic Office Of
@ar Snformation bersits berihtet
bat, puroen i'm pergangenen Sabre
BON ser 8epolferung ser &areinigten
Staaten mebr 9ebensmittel peridapen-
set, oils notig gelreien lparen, pol
uno aans fir unlere StreitfrGfte 5ll
iorgen unS nod oie Senb=9eale le-@s,
oiiriniiie aller unierer sllliierten ST
oefen.
slus oieiem 8rlmbe apreIliert ser
@ar isooS sbminiltratoo Warpin
Sones, erneut an u1e simerifaner.
ipariam nit 2ebensmitteln unl6u.
seben. vSSabraus, iabrein oergeuoen
mir Mmerifaner aui unieren 6armen.
in unierem Sl5ens!nittelbanoel uns
in unieren Sausbalten 20 bis 80 90
unierer eciamten 9ebcnsmittelbeltiin-
be," beiBt es IN ieiner @otid,aft. r8e-
piB, ein Cell bieier Tergsuoung iii
unpermeiSbar, aber ollrf geeignetc
MaBnabmen fam audi plel oerbiitet
neroen. @as ieoer ein5elne babel bel
len fann, erihcint pielleidt nur &C.
ringiiigig uno beinabe tribal, aber
,penn man es nit ser t3O Milionen
3ifier ser geianten 9euolferl.na
multiplisiert, lit sic 8eiamtIumnI9
oes Griparten unsebeuerli6.
,Wenn mir nllr Elm Srlttel Der Ne
bcnsmittel iiGeriteaen fonnen, oie ie.
oes ,sabr pergeuoet tperoen, fonnen
mir oaourh iiber sic Sdlite ser We,.
gen bereititellen, Sic fir uniereStreis-
frGite 6enGtiet iperben. 0as Sparen
m,r elmer balben lln5e Butter pru
@od)e in ieoem ameritaniihen Sous
balt tpiiroe aue 0utter aufgebraGt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09

- 60 tablf0pfig lit niena,.b, oab
er nidt bod nitunter Saare laiien
rt1ub.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Edward Corsi, industrial commits
sioner of New York State:

Our recent experience in the
protection of child labor clearly
indicates the need for a revision
of some OF our concepts. While
the provision of the law that chill
dren must stay in school until 10
was tremendous step forward,
we see now that consideration
should be given to raising the
school age to lS years. After the
war, l hope that we can marci,
steadily forward until the day
when every child under l8 can
devote himself exclusively to pre-
paration for work instead of being
compelled to join the army of the
employed before he is ready"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09

Se0enfaus flingt bas politild,
9ieo erbauliher i'm Maiiendor ais
inn Solonortrng.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
6onprar fir @edtsbelebrmng

Ser SGal1ipieler Mar NaGenberg
fragte einen beannten Berliner Mehts-
antpalt nad ieiner Mein,ns iiber r;-
men 8roseB, Ser oie Seffentlidfeit
gerabe iebr beid)Gftigte. vMeine Mei-
nung?" iagte berNebtsanipalt. rMber
getp0bnlid tueroe ih fir oas be3ablt,
mas ib peiB -" Nallenberg framte
in ieinen Hortemonnaie, aog elm
1iinI5iepfennieltiid berpor, gab es
6em 8ehtsantpalt nnb iaste: r&ier,
Sic fleiner Surisprutdnaer, iinb flint
5ig Hfennig. Sagen Sic mir alas,
,pas sic spiiien, ,rno geben Sic mir
0us ltebriee beraus!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Associate Justice Robert H. Jack.
son, of the United States Su-
preme Court:


experiencing what many call a
period of confusion in the law.
1t is the kind of unsettlement that
always extends to the law when
organized society itself is in a
period of transition. The move
ment today almost universally is
toward advancement of collective
interests at the expense Of individ-
ual interests. This, of course, is
not to say we are becoming a
collectivist state. Indeed, moder-
ate concessions are thought by
some to be the best defense
against such extremes. While
there are those who resist this
drift, our more heated divisions
are no longer as to the direction
of our movement so much as to
its pace. Whether enough of our
people will give way to extremes
to carry the balance either way
may be doubted, and if so, any
estimate as to which extreme
might prevail would hardly rise
above a guess. But it does seem
to me probable that those who
have been inclined to the right
will move farther to the right, and
that those who have been looking
hopefully to the left will go far
ther to the left. If this transpires,
it makes wider and sharper and
deeper division among our people
as to the very fundamentals of
organized life"
Joseph B. Eastman. director of
the Office of Defense Trans
portation: .
a.. most earnestly urge the
executives and members of all or.
ganizations scheduling conver-
tions, trade shows, or other group
meetings, in 1914 to reconsider
their plans, give careful thought
to the strains which their meet
ings will impose on our heavily
purdened transportation facilities,
and make their decisions on the
basis of the complete picture. And
must ask, as have asked before,
that meetings involving travel
not be held unless the responsible
officers of the organizations con-
cerned are thoroughly convinced
that the meetings will help shor-
ten the war. The months ahead
will be very critical for transport
alton in this country. 1t will be
TIME Wnen tnere must De the most
strenuous and sustained effort to
keep the transportation systems
functioning smoothly and at high
est efficiency Organizations and
other groups can give the great
est help in that effort by cancell-
ing their conventions and meet
ings and thus Tightening the tra-
vel load"
Edward Corsi, industrial commits
sioner of New York State:
Our recent experience in the
protection of child labor clearly
indicates the need for a revision
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called in military circles an "observ-
er" in the course dealing with geo.
politics taught by the Rev. Edmund
A. Walsh, s. j., regent Of the
Foreign Service School. Since the
classes are In the evening, they do
not interfere with her military
duties at the Pentagon.
She is one Of nine lieutenant
colonels in the WACS and was made
assistant director OF the corps on
October Is, l943. Before then she
was WAC staff director at the Sd
Service Command in Baltimore and
was one of Is officers first attached
to the staff of Col. Oveta Culp
Hobby, director OF the corps.
A graduate of Converse College
and Brenau College, she taught in
the public schools OF Georgia for II
years and at the Georgia State
Women'S College. When she enlist
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with his daughter, son-in-law and
grandchild in an apartment Uttered
with trophies of his expeditions.
Still Family Man.
although my wife has been dead
10 years I still am something of
family man." Mr.. Mobile said
gravely, as he pinned a diaper on
his l0-month- granddaughter.
But for the bambino I might still
be in Chicago, where I lived three
years My daughter wanted to get
married and she wanted me here, so
I came home"
The explorer laid not only his
personal mistortunes but all the
misfortunes of Italy at the door of
the Fascists who, he said. robbed
the Italian people of their character
as we'll as their money"
There is tremendous job of re-
building to be done, and only
through re-education can this be
accomplished" Mr.. Mobile asserted.
He declared the Fascists always
were ready to take credit for scien-
tific expeditions when they were
successful but failures always re-
manned the personal responsibility
of the men who undertook them.
Aided Russian Experiments.
1T was impossible for me to carry
on my work in my own country SO
I went to Russia in 1881 and re-
manned five years" Mr.. Mobile re-
lated. The Russians were expert
menting with aircraft and I as
sisted them"
He said that when he returned to
Italy he found himself unable to
work because of Fascist interference.
He dropped his rank of general,
went to the Vatican and asked the
late Pope Plus XI to intercede. The
Pope communicated with the late
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Assistant WAC Head
lis Enrolled al 6. j.

When Jessie Pearl Rice attends
classes at Georgetown University
the soldiers she encounters on the
campus snap into salute.
That's because she is actually a
lieutenant colonel and assistant d.
rector of the Women's Army Corps,
one Of 43 women admitted for the
first time to the School of Foreign
Service. Among a number of mas
culine Army officers also attending
Georgetown classes, she is outranked
by only two or three full colonels.
Col. Rice. former school teacher
from Grimm, Ga, is what might be
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ed In the WAC two years ago she
had just completed graduate work
at Columbia University.
The - women admitted to the
Foreign Service School, for the most
part, are attending foreign language
classes. They boosted the summer
term enrolment to IA students, or
55 more than attended the previous
term.
Registration figures for the Col
lege Of Arts and Sciences showed an
increase OF % students over the pre-