davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-03

ieits lit es audi ole Observation-Disclosures
Efliht Ser Negierung, ariegsprofi'e
ser llnternebmer Su perbinOern.
StimIon lit fein Solitifer. Seine
Grfldrungen perbienen oesbalb 3e,
ad)tung, benn ct ipriht oils Gertreter
ser Mrmec 1mo er lit nit Der Stilns
mltng an Der Jront pertraut. Gr ta,ln
iid, NIT leilier Mabnung illr Den Sa,
beltimnlter W1Dler9rnppen 5uSlebtn.
aber er bat trosOem aeipro6en. GS
bat aber I'M Mligenblid Sen Mnihein,
ais ob ieine Gimme I'M @lno per'
ballt, 0enn cine umfrage llnter pet'
Witglieoern oes auitiinoigea Nil!tdr-
auslduiies Gnt erseber, baB iih gu
udd)it feline Webrbeit fir elm Mfocits'
pilidt,@eiee finoen miro. 9bsr tpis
lid Sic 0inae in oieier 9e5lebnne
o,d enispifeln m0een, 5ablrei6e Ar
beiterfiibrer miiien Elm groberes ycr
antaportunssgefiibl an ben 1ag legen
sDetm iie cine 6raitild9e 8eidrqnfunl
ibrer aeate permeioeu tpollen. 2eioc'
miilien oabei Die 0uten nit oal
tSHfpfhtpn vs:Aen. Z
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-03
Ambnla,,,s1t 1tebereabe an Hie 2(rmee tpnrNe ant
$citftQ0 rell3c0en
ar crsanaOnen maren Sense Des aeS Enble sanare

Mui oenl Eublic Sauare iaub Dor
benz War Serpice Center om Conn.
tag nadmittas oie lletereabe Ser
hurf) Die &miihuneen uno 9eitrage
bon mebr ais 30 oeutidcn Srgani.
iationen llno Unions auigebratten
Mmbulan3 an Die Irmce itutt. Webr
als 200 8eriouen, gertpstungeu Die.
Ter Srsuniiatioueu, batten iih ein-
eefunoen, Inn 3elseu oieies slftcS
gu iein. major Sad Hcrstp bonn
Siiniten Serpice &ommallop in Sort
9apes, Columbus, iiberuabnl Ole
Imbulan; I'M 9tamen Der arms,
gr bradDte ieine 8enugtllung oariiber
gum Mlls0rlld, oaB er es luor, Der
Oasu allserieben muroe, oe,n Sic.
DelanO lei ieine Seimatitaot uuo er
lei nit pielen Oeutihan1crifanern
befannt ourh ieine iriibcre Satig
felt als 2ebrer in 9iirscrfunoe iiir
angebenoe 9iirger oes 2a,oeS.
Sic ltebergabe lpuroe poreenom
men ourh goparo af. 9iebel Sor.
iibenben Der German slnlerican
emergency Conference. Sn ieiner
Mniprad)e pies oieier oarauf blns
hab oas Geutih Anlcrifanertum
bon ieber ieine 2opalitdt befunNetc,
renn lid oas slooptiupaterlano IN
Not beiano. Sa,lienbe bon lbnen
itiinSen oud beute piebcr in oen
Neiben ser slnlerifaniihen slrntee
in, aampi on alien 6rcnten Der
g3elt. Sic 3eidneten ariegsanlelbs
uno tdten ibre Viliht in allen Fba-
len ser Griegiiibrung al Ser Sci
matiront. Gieie slmbuIan5 lei ein
Spn1bol bie'er SoDalltdt.
Maior Yersfp bratte 'elne sln.
erfennuns fir sic @elnilbungen oes
1eutid,- slmerifanertllms sum Nus.
orud. Gr iibr.e aus, oab anlcrlfa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-03
Hippe>reii,c Gkcatcr
vSahara" begann Wtittwod), ben
2. Tebrmar, nit Iittcrnadts-
@ortcGnng.

Gin m1htieer Gpos bes &rieaes in
ser @uIte nit Der5errcgenoem 8lan5
uno oinanliiden Shalcr heaann ON
Wiitt,poh nit elmer &riegs. slrbeiter,
0orItsIlung INN Mitternaht. Is IT
oies ser neue Golunrbia Slim rSa-
bara" NIT Sumpbrep 9oadrt, DEM
5psifGuitisen yanfee iuS aonulan,
oant in ser 2ibpIden @iilte IN Der
5itelroae, ser in Ser @iilte nit 5,5el
anbereu Soloaten nno ad)tunoSluar
ala Sonnen Sanf r2illabelle" geltran
oeb lit uno einen &alnpf fiir 2ebeh
m,o loo nit einen &aneraoen fitbrt.
Sic uerbsn Sleicn Slim nid3t BET
aellen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-03
ulal,iieit He,.tj4sr
Sc,ialiiten IN GnelanS
ShIuB bon Seite 1.

@elpalten 5ur frieolihen SuiitnB bon
3oniliften perbinoen. Gin lolhes Sp-
item miro audi einem oenofratiid,cn
9eutiflano Jrieoen ,lno Sicherbeit
perbiirgeu.
Ser erite 8eitrag zines Senofra-
tiiden 9eutidlanos 81 einem iolden
Spltem miro sic lofortige Gnipafi- |
nung lein.
Nir iiuo iiber5eugt, oab es nidt &C. |
niist, sic beutihe Militarmaidine 81
serItolen. Dir iino entihloiien, aie
io5ialen Madtpoiitionen Der b'lltcr
Dem oeutihen Militarismus itebsnoen
pirtidaftliten ,lno politiiden 3riite
81 serltoren burd ole gnteisuung oer
beutihen ariessinouitrien unS oes
@roBgrunbbeiises ioruie onrd eine
loemofsatiid)e REORGANIZATION Der Ser.
ltpaltung boz, unten auf
Nir anerfennen es OILS eine Gbrenr
pilidt bes fiinfiieen frelen Geutld).
lano, bel Ser Bieoers,.tmadung oes
llnredts, bas bon Sitter -1eutihlano
ambereu W0lfern s,seefiist ,uoroen tit
uno BEL Dem @ieoeraufbau Guropas
nit aQen &rditen 81 belfen.
j Gs miro cine ,lnierer Sauptaafga-
ben iein. ourd cine sriinolide @eiorm
oes oeutihen Gr5iebungsipitems iiir
lbie 8erIoleung elmer fonieauenter
Nolitif oes Jrieoens llnb Der IeritdE,
1islmg ourd bie t,eue oeutid)e Demo.
fretie Ole moraliihen l,no geiitigen
@runblagen su idaffen.
i Ser bauernbe Grfolg oes 9emii,
, lbens, bas oeutihe Dolf fir cine iolde
goltif su 9e,pinnen, ipirp in bobenl
Gra6c Sapon abbdn9er OF linn De-
, lesenbeit seeeben miro, iein inneres
politiides. iosiales unb fulturelles
0ehen aus eigener Snitiatipe ,len 81
aeltalte,l. 8or alien tpiiroe es Der
! bdngnispolle &oniequen5en fir Die IN
, mere Gnt1pidlung 9eutlblanos babeis.
!. ttpenn lint 8eoingun9en ollferlegl
!. liperpen iodten, oie cine SouernoeNal+
-.
ielprbeitsloiigfeit sur Jolas baber
4 unb cine ,pirtiqlne Yolitit Der lO3in'll.egar
: |Giderbeit ,,nmOelid MAIDEN epiiroen
!. 4. au@ mad bem sturs Der &itler
Derridaft .perDe,, mir fir oicie inte
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-03

uno beionSers au1 sic Staot Gle
relano ein Shmelstiegel ser 9satio-
na!it1ten ser Ilten l,nb ser Mcue,
sSelt Ieien. Is ipiele feline Molle,
melher Nationalitat, Haiie ooer
pelten Eladbeus oie perihieSenen
8ruppen ieiell tie ale ietten iiA
bell uno gan, Gin, Sen &i nm
Sic Grbaltung Oer oemofratiihen
Ssoeale su einem iiegreid)en Gnbe 81
fiibren. 9tph ME iei sic 2opalitat oes
Teutih. .anerifanertums ins 3pei.
ieI seSpgen luoroen. umiomebr irei,s
II lih, oieie slnbulaus ais eillea
Iicbtbaren 9elpeis Ser I.ere, l,nb
Ytitarbeit eutgegeuncbmep ,u fon-
men, nod, oaSl am @eburtstage oes
uberiten 9eiellsbabers.
Gr Iiigte bin5u, bab cine fleina
Metauplafette an Ser an,bulanS an
eebraht pcrSen luiiroe. lneldle II
ensiilder Sprad)e Oie sluIldriIl
yGrdientiert ser slnlerifanild)er
srnec BON Sen Seutih +slmerifa
ncrn Gleulauos, Sbio" trGgt.
@iireerneiiter 2ai,id,s fonntt
nidt auipeieno iein, lieG lid ieood
rurh Sen itaotiihen &htSolreftor
Sbomas q. 9urde uertreten. Gr
fiibrte aus, oas 6eidlel'f ciner slnl
bulans an sic slrlnee iein Elm mir
niser 9eitras Ser Geutld)< slunerifa
ner ser Staot i'll Sntcreiie Der
aricaiiibrlmg. Gr 5oIlte auberoem
sen iibrisel uusaeieidneten Sei
itilusen oieicr Goltsgruppe bobs
slnerfenuug.
llnter Sen so oeutId,en Srganl'a
'ipncr beiinosu it'd natiirlidl aicb Die
Siebenbiiraer Sadlien oie il1mer be.
reit iino, ihr Sherflein 6eislttraaen,
penn cs Gilt ebrc fiir oas Gent't
nm elnSu!cucn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-03
4. Krieesanle 3iel
3,.r R6lftc ee3eietttct

GleoeIano. Gle pierte arieesanleibe.
|&anpagne lit IN uollem Gang ,,no
oauert bis gum Is. Sebruar. SIN
Gupabpea Gountp iolleu biesmal
S20S, ,2o2, 900 ae;eifnet lueroen Saui
gerid)t oesGoriiser Nuen s. Snolples
| lino iiber sic !S1lite Ser &riegsbonEs
| Ihpn ge5eihnet tporSen uno er erlubt
sic 9iireer uno oie frei1uilligep slr.
better ser aanpagne 5,t Derlud)en ibr
geltreben su oerooppeln, Inn iifer gu
lein, bab oas Gupabo9a County =3iel
erreid)t miro. Mtan lit beitrebt g.
BONDS i'm @etrage bon $4,000, 900
I'M Gountp su perfaufen.
llniere Sungen an ser aampfiront
tlm ibre Irbeit uno tl,n oieIe gut, oa-
ber lieet es an uns, an ieocm ein5el-
ncu, nit an unlerer &ru't uno 8elb
binter ibnen 81, itebeu lmo lie nit Ser
notigen Wtllnitiou uno ,ariessserGtea
81 Derleben.
Ser arieg lat ihon groBe Spfer
bon inns geforocrt lno ,penn mir liGer
iein lppIlen Sen &rieg a,,f Su seipin-
nen, bam miiiien mir an Ser Seinlat.
front niht j,,riidbleiben, ionoern
Sdritt balten nit Ser aanlpffront.
Ias lit unlere beili9e Nilid,t. 9isber
bat es l,nier 2nno an Material i'll
@erbdltnis nod ,uenig gefoltet Cant
ser el,ten arbeit, sic bisber eeleiltet
poroe,r lit. Gies fam aber iebr leiGt
nnoers iperoen ,penn mir i'm 9eltrebsn
uniere Sampler na6 araitcn 5,l un.
teritiiben cridiaifen.
SINNER mebr amerifanilhe Srur.
pen iueroen al allen &ffronteli
5egen sic sldie uno audi .aegen Die Sa-
paner cingeIett uno oas erioroert
nucb Don llns mebr Spier 81 bringen.
SinS mir nun einnal brinnen, ntiiiien
mir alle uniere Eflidt in icoer 5iu-
iiht tl,n 10 Qpie es nniere SDbne an
Ser aampfiront tlln. 9lm beIten Ton.
ren mir 6l.peiien, oab mir unlere
EiIidt fun, inbem mir 10 uiele ariegs.
1nleibe seidnen ais uns rur moglid)
lit. unier Central SerbanO bat lfca
cine id)Dne S.unlmc in ariessanleibe
inpeltiert 1,no alld Sic. 3peiguereinr
baben ifon bel lebten Seld)nunaen
ibre Yflid)t getan uno mir boiicn nit
Siherbeit ansunebmen, ha6 Die Sic.
benbiirser Sadien Sereine in allcn
Sieblungen ser &ereinigten Staatcn
ibrc pouc Yiliht aud BEL ser uierten
&riegsanlelbe e=aamragne tln - oas
lino lie ibren SDbnen an Ser 5ront
uno ibreln neuen IatarlanSe ibuloig.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-03

2ospen uno Eiger alftreten lolian.
Gus, s[l Sirat Grotto Sirius So.
mittee iebt iid 5llimnnlen aus Gbren-
porliter g. s. Ne9sernep, Torliser.
Geo. 6. Soffman unterltiibt bon Wm.
6. Sdmiot, Suitin 9. Sobnion, @cp.
2. Slen,iig, O. ). Soier5, Gbpoe W.
Ganolon lmh lranf 5. Combs.
Gintriitsfarten iett 81 erbalten IN
ser Gleoelano Nrena. glbehoprelle
Iino: 50, $t.75, $t.25 uno 81 unp
uno Steuer. 9sabmittagspreiie iinS':
| ST 80 nno ST uno Steuer. sluh Yolt-
beItellnngsn lperOen entgegen9enom-
men, ipenn @efo uno Moreliierter
9riefiunlhlag beigelegt iuirb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-03
Eur Erleichierung der Ausfuellung
der Einkommensieuer- Erklaerung

Ser gntenil: Gap cridt ocn iolsenSn Sras
boaen 3 uerointe Gen Mngeecn bes Stcerates uut es
leiher, 9usls Steererflarms bebflf u len pen
oabem oe seteuten Iraaen beuntpr o norn9 au
6iele @ei ann btrattlide }eit gepart Droen.
l. Form W. furnished by employer showing wages
received and tax withheld
by the Collector OF Internal Revenue with
blank for 1913 showing reported and amount
paid for 1912.
s. Name e
5. Salary, Wages, ETC.
worked other places, list each)
g. Union Dues Other Expenses
= O. Bank Deposits -
8. Other
Dividends of Minor Child, Almony, etc.
g. Income from Rental Property -
Expense of Rental Property: Iaxes
Interest Mtg Repairs
Insurance Water 1...."
Depreciation: OF Building
of Land
TO- Contributions. Churcf,..."... Community find""
Red Cross........... Other Clarifies
II. Paid Loans or Mortgages es
H. Taxes Paid: Real Estate
Auto License Auto Use Stamp
Gasoline Tax: No. of Miles......No Of Gas-.....
Mon dnebe sitsl aus Der 3tns aus, hae bn aus UNI
bruae i'm nit Np uno angegebenn lnterlagen sum
GteIeramt nit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-03
Versehwendet keine EIektrizitaei!

Esirzisast iss bls bsqvsm i'm csbsoueh dass wr
Oft vsss.ssn, slsktrisehs tampsn vnd APParass obzv-
sehaten. .obald sic NIGHT mshr sebroveht werdsn
NormaIsrws:e wverds dos NIGHT visl avsmcehs" -
dsnn die Kosssn der veehwsndsten Eskzfasi wves-
den kuvm mshr als sinss Pennies i'm Menct bsfrasen
Jeszt aber wsssn der drinssndsn Notwsndsksi k'i-
seh4 Kehls Transport Arbssskrasfss vnd andsrs Krsss-
motsrulsn ~ sporsn srsveht Sic hrs Rssisrvns, ole
rvtxIoss vsrwsndvns Won Esktrizitost vsrmeidsn.
Wsnn Sic hsvts Elsktrzast nvtze: vsrbravehsn YER
sehwsndsn Sic fvsr hrs Erzsvsvns newsndise kfisehs
asa;sn vssehwsndsn Sic also ksins eskfrizitoss Be-
nvstzsn sis sos Sic brauhsn bravehsn Sic absr wa'
Sic verbrovehsn!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-03

rationale Holitif babeim geeen ltarfc
reaftionare arafte gu fon,pien baben.
Wir bofien, baB nns in bieIem Scamp,
fe 6as 0ertrauen uno oie roiige Silfe
ser internationalen Mrbelterbcipeeunp
un0 Ser ardite oes ssrieoens llno ocs
;SprtIhritts auer Na.icnell 5ur Seits
iteben iperoen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-03

seh gerode cine gewoehnehe elektrsehe Kveehenvhr
aus. nicht wohr? Nun, dos ist notverlieh well sic
cine gewoehniehe elekirsehe Kveehenvhr ist!
Worvm ist sic damn "de Uhs nit dem MvliMilion-Do-
lor Werk? We'll nvr die kensten Tele hires Weres" in
dem Uhrgehaevse sind Das Huvptwerk sind in Wrkleh-
keit die resiaen cenerutoen weehe dese Uhr beeiben
Die wnzisen Rueder der Uhr sind nit all den resigen
csnsrutoren hinen i'm Kroftwerk gleiehgesehotet Die
Undrehvnaen der Cenerutoren pro Minute kontroleren
Uhr bewegen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-03

bringt Ser Sirius piele nellc slfte, ole
nie uo,Der iii Glepelano seIeben lpur-
Sen. Gs gibt allN oics Subr einen
Srei;Ging. 3irfus nit ipilcen Siercn,
aonifern, bpbiliegenoe Srapc5fiinlt.
ler, Sunitreiter uno nlles .pas Sur
glttcu %orltelluug gebort.
GlpDe 9cattp, Ser beriiDnlteltc Sicr-
abrihter, ipiro so Sdllngclfatcu,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-03
0rcttc 3irf,.s fcntiitt
ftaet Glcpclan> 2(rcra

Ger fiirite idbrliHe III Sirat 8rot.
to 3irfus fommt nab Ser Gleuelano
slrena pom 10. bis 26. Tebrllar nit
Nadmittag. lulb Mbel1os s&nrltcllnngen
ousiGliebliG Spnntasen. S:eieS SaDr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-03
Die Uhr NIT dem Multi. Million. Dollar -Wefk!E

I'm Foil der Illuminating Company berusen die Kestsn
l8 grossen Cenerooren o'ein Elm Mshrfuehss
zehn MIionen Dollar. nfogedessen st iede eektri
sehe Uh in dem System wirkeh "eine Uhr NIT dem Multi
Milion-Dolar Werk".
soanse Kraft dvreh die Leitvngen nit senov so Weeh-
seIn pro Sekvnde fies sehen eIeksehe uhen ge.
nav. Wenn die cesehwndgkeit ober Elm Prozsnt
uhwecht wverden die uhen fust IS Minvien i'm Tag
naeh- oder vorgehen. Juwohl "korrekte Zet isdszsr
beansprveht stuendiges Avfdemposfensein.
Tuisueehlch muss "stoendises Avfdemposensein" dos
Motto in vnserem cesehoeft der Lettering zvyeruessosL
biIger Kroft vnd Lehtes 100000 verbuveher seln
PIuene welt genvg i'm voruvs gemueht weEdan
befaehgen. reehtzeitg NIT Einrehtvnoen berat
~ ssn. die ellen Ansprueehen hnsiehteh Esktztues o.
wuehsen sind
Diese Poitik ermoesehte vns reehtzeits hersit
sen, die gewutis erhoehten Anfodervngen der Neg
indvstre deeken.
Nun wird vnsere msste kraft verwendet vm die Wot-
fen erzevgen weehe den Sies eder Front bssehs
ngen. Wenn ube der sieg errvgen isf werden unsefe
ehoehten Enriehunsen linen voeis ver Fredenszwsske
vefvegvng stehen
Damn wird hre Arbeit ee;chert hr lehensoenvss veF
velfuet dvreh viels vsresssrungen i'm sessnwueoen
Eiektrztoetsgebruveh vnd dvreh noeh mehr kommsndo
neve asmoesIiehketsn. = The clENELANp,
ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COMPANY.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-30
Work For Everybody

In contradistnction to the view neio by
many persons in this country and abroad that
the war is about over, we take occasion now
to repeat the words of a clear thinker pre-
viously published in this newspaper that the
war is all over but the fighting.
The worst fighting, the hardest battles still
lie ahead. And until the final victory is won
there is job for every person the home
front. Any letup in the effort for victory, any
withholding of cooperation could in actual fact
imperI the victory and if not lead to defeat
at least create stalemate as grievous as
defeat.
It is only by the complete overthrow of
the forces that have forced the world into
conflict and endanger the security Of all ma
tons for all time to come that we may hope
to continue in the enjoyment of the privileges
and rights that are our greatest heritage.
We cannot all be soldiers, any more than
all soldiers can be generals. We cannot all
work in war plants Fortunately we cannot
all have bureaucratic jobs. But none among
US, whatever our business or professional re-
sponsibiEties, can do our full duty toward the
war e11OTL unless we TAKE Uu SOilAc "OAh oul-
side our regular routine occupation.
There is something every last man Jack
and girl Jill can do to further the war pro-
gram. One Of the biggest jobs now facing
the civilian population is raising and process
ing food The Battle Of Food, says an Owl
report must be fought by 100000 volunteer
farm workers, 100000 part-time volunteers in
canneries, q, 100000 victory gardeners and
record Job of home canning Of fruit and vege-
tables
The farm forces must be recruited by the
of cannery workers. But there a e many
school children who could devote their sum-
mer vacation to this work, with advantage to
the nation and profit for themselves. instead
of sharing no helpful project during the three
months they will be free from class work And
there are many adults who could still grow
backyard crops and preserve what they grow
who because they think the war is over, are
doing nothing to help win it.
The present food supply is pronounced gen
orally good by the War Food Administration
and the Office of Price Administration, but
generally good is not good enough, espe-
cially as it could be much better if every
potential victory gardener and Gamer were
at work.
hereabouts, and good soil available for them.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-30
Minority Election

One of our detectives in this war is to over
the dictators in Europe, the men who pre-
cipitated the war and before that brought
whole populations into subsection to their
whins, were leaders of minorities. We are
confident that il nnajorities had retained a
firm hold on government the world would not
but would instead have continued at peace
and devoted their resources and talents to the
development OF industry, education, the arts
and the welfare Of the people
We accept these things as ndisputa BILE facts
and are engaged in an effort to overthrow
the dictators in Europe Gall Of whom have
become impotent save one) at great cost in
human life and astronomical financial expense
But while we are sending our young men into
battle and ourselves paying taxes at levels
never before reached to make the world safe
from dictators, we nevertheless stay away
from the polls when election day rolls around
and leave the selection Of officials to the mi
nority.
In Saturdays primary only 1873 per cent OF
the registered voters in New Hanover county
took the trouble to cast ballots. This was
worse even than two years ago when 43 per
cent voted.
Remember the father with pipe in mouth
who tried to dissuade his son from smoking?
do as I say, boy, not as I do" We seem
to have the same idea about rninorities. We
go about to knock them over abroad but de
little to prevent them from ruling at home
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-30
Safety First

Attention has been called by u A. H
in the water of the Cape Fear river and Smith
creek for persons who swim therein or even
wash cooking utensils and dishes in it. While
It is difficult to trace typhoid fever and other
diseases propagated in filth to their sources,
says Doctor Elliot, it is quite GEAR in his
mind that several grave typhoid cases have
sprung from contact with or use Of the water
in these streams.
Whatever the lure Of the old swimming hole,
and it is great all persons who value good
health will find less contaminated water to
swim in Or camp beside. II may be difficult
to find pure fresh water for swimming, save
In the mountains and then only above the
house-1ine, but it is perilous to overlook the
risks that Turk in polluted water.
At the same time it is equally dangerous to
health to place garbage in open containers,
particularly at this time Of year when flies
are propagating by the million. The common
house fly s the greatest carrier Of typhoid
lever. And it is no less perilous to allow water
10 accumulate in tin cans or other utensils.
stsnding water, even in tiny containers is 3
favored breeding place Of mosquitoes and one
variety Of the mosquito is the agent for in
sculating mortsls with the malaria germ.
Tin cans ought to be in the nations stock
pile anyway. But as long as their collection
has never been adequately conducted here the
least that can be done is to fatten them all
and prevent them becoming breeding place
bor mosquitoes.
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ID Straw In The Wind

President Roosevelt may have been merely
in ocular mood and spoke without MS Gus
fon0ary consideration of the effect Of his pro-
nouncements upon the reporters. Or he may
have deliberately made reference to next
spring" to see what would happen.
However this may be, when, in revealing
his plan to meet with Prime Minister VIM
ston Churchill again, he said the conference
m: ght be this summer or fall or Tate next
spring" he started something that has Wash
ington literally agog.
There are many in the national capital who
accept the reference as proof OF his intention
to seek fourth term and his belief that he
can win it,
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Rome Line Pierced

Yesterdays dispatches from Allied Naples
Headquarters showing that the Fifth Army
had penetrated to within mile Of Conpo-
lence, 1000 yards Of Valmontone and was
within the outskirts OF Velletri indicate that
the main enemy defense line is receiving as
hard a battering as did the Gustav line when
the Allied drive first started
These three points which are suffering the
brunt of the Fifth Army's severest attack have
great strategic importance. Campoleone is but
nineteen miles from Rome and has both rail.
road and highway contact with the city. VAL
montone is astride the Via Casilna Midway
between the two is Velletri on the Appian
way Their capture, which seems inevitable
in short period of time, will give Genera
Clark's forces great advantage for while the
highways on which all are situated are guard
ed by Nazi troops from bordering mountain
positions and may not be safely used for AL
lied transport, neither can they be used b,
the enemy for moving up either supplies o.
men with Allied artillery raking their cours,
and tank forces making the best of every foo
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Reverse English

The Japanese seem to be in complete agree
ment with Adolf Hitler that lie is an admir-
able thing and if used with persistence will
be accepted as truth.
case in point is a broadcast by the press
officer Of the Japanese fleet base at Shanghai
on the eve Of Japan's Navy day. This officer,
Tadao Yasuike, supplemented the admission
that Americans had attacked Wake island with
estimates Of American losses.
He declared the United States had lost 300,-
900 killed in land operations, 100000 at sea,
and that 100000 to 100000 had been wounded.
He said this country had lost eighteen battle
ships, twenty eight aircraft carriers, hun
bred cruisers. eighty-one destroyers, one hun
ded eighty-th submarines, seven hundred
ten transports and 1913 warplanes.
J According to War and Navy department tab