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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
|MountCkmens
HIGH School
By Borboro Mocloehlon

The school was alive with
general hilarity Wednesday as
girls went through the inform
al initiation of the Girl Re-
serves. If you saw a blue tie
anywhere in the halls, you were
sure to see some strangely garb-
ed person struggling along be-
side it, her arms piled high with
books and her lips usually
mounting the words 10 a popu-
lar song. Tonight brings the for
NAL initiation at the Presbyter-
ian Church and some 30 stu
dents can look forward 10 next
year when they II get their
chance 10 make life miserable
for another unsus p I / n 6
pledge.
Individual photos of students
were taken Tuesday, beginning
at 10 o'clock and continuing on
through the day. The pictures
are for school records and for
personal use,
Mirror tickets for the first
edition Of the paper in the new
semester were sold Wednesday
morning. An entirely new staff
of editors and reporters will
publish this issue.
The Junior Civic League met
yesterday at $3.50. New members
of the league replacing gradu-
ated seniors were announced.
Miss Mccall, school nurse, gave
a short talk on the need for do
nations for the penny milk
fund.
Frank Kissell's journalism
class of Is students visited the
Monitor-Leader Wednesday aft
ernoon, fifth hour, to inspect
the mechanics of newspaper
production.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-10
BY RALPH HOOVER

DETROIT - W.p) - One day
the bombers will be grounded,
the guns will stop firing, Amer
lea will be at peace, and the au-
tomotive industry will start
building automobiles again -
for civilians.
What kind of postwar car can
Americans expect? How much
will it cost?
Engineers who attended the
recent war-engineering conven-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Bay City Girl
Bride in Texas

,,, l,,.,.,, -
BAY u J. aug %o--HII' ana
MIS- EaiI J. SHAW announce me
marriage OF 'helr uaushlci 4,
Elaine, 10 w. Leon myers son Oh
MIS-. dolores Myers also OF bay
CiIE ne I!'.S "'it leaq reCehuI
ny me keN. >. ~ ilortenDurFeT a.
INC Lutheran Cd'ileaial Ohuich IN
AiEariilo Tex
MlS MS, VIII remain VIII,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23

Pucn Subject 10 SO Ssln Tar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
More Bridal Parties

ADD TO your list OF bridal
parties for extremely popular
Mary Jane Bachelor Who
will marry John Welker Sept. >.
The luncheon and mi>cclianc-
Gus shower Mrs. X 7 Keller
will give Friday m her
home in Cumberland Way
The dinner Mrs William i.
Downey VIII give Aug 49 IN
htr home in birmingham =.
the luncheon and linen shower
at the DAG. Aug 30. al which
Mrs. Bingham Il. Ebens and her
daughter, Vera Mae Adams -.
VIII honor the bride-elect /,
Mrs. r. L. Riccs bathroom
shower and luncheon Sept l..
IN her home IN Boston boule-
ward the sp.nStcr dinner
Nanottc Font VIII give Sept >
at Crosse Pointc Yacht Club.
And Mr. and Mrs Eugene H..
Welker'S rehearsal dinner at
the DAG. the night before the
wedding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Marion Brown
Wed on Coast

CPL. AND MRS. LEONARD
KLOWER are making their
home in Fresno. Cal, following
their marriage there IN the post
chapel of the air service com
mand training center
The BRIDE IS the former Mar
zen Audrey Brown, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. August Brown Of
Rochelle avenue. and her hus-
band is the son Of Mrs. and Mrs.
Paul L. Klower Of Young avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Mary Munro Bride

MARY FRANCES MUNRO,
daughter OF Mrs. Kenneth W.
Munro became the bride on
Aug. - OF Marion Frank White
Jr. son of Mr.. and Mrs. VI. +.
White.
Itl+--r.-.4-l--- .ea-taal>- placa-is-
The Highland Park Presbyterian
Church
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Miss Doyle S
BetrothaI Told

TIE ENGAGEMENT Of Miss
Mary Joan Doyle. daughter Of
Mrs. Martin !. Schoenborn of
HillcroSt avenue and Larry
Doyle ~ Birmingham, 70 Robert
J. Harvey, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Harvey Of Flint, was an
nouncod today The wedding
Will take place Sept. 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Bride Is Hostess

MRS. CHARLES ANDREW
BIGELOW who was Shirley
Elaine Wales OF Bloomfield
Hills before her recent
marriage gave a luncheon
at the Detroit Club Tuesday.
The bride wore a becoming
dress in pink and black
print and large black felt
hat and centercd her lunch
con table with a large arrange
ment >. Of crimson and yellow
gladiolas
Guests were Jean Crltchfield
E. Marjory Hovey Elaine
Coulton. Betty Lou Herb
Betty Mckay Beverly
Wales
And from out Of town. Mrs.
Robert Farmer OF Benton Har-
Dor and Miss Barbara Poag
n purt Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Msw, 70, MoAsn Nomsr
In Mayfair
WITH
The Cbaberon

MR.. AND MRS. GAYLORD
w. GILLIS of Burns avenue -.
have returned from Harbor
Beach where they visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Weber.
Mrs. ellis spent 10 days up
there e. and was joined by her
husband for the past weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mcmillan
of Woodland place will go up 10
Oak Knoll near Grand Bend
this week 10 Join their
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Stoepel for several
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Harper
with their children Suzanne
Juliann and Herbert
III are spending August at
High Banks the Lake Erie
summer home of Mrs Harper's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene II. Welker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Dayohter Is Born

1T. AND MRS ALFRED j..
MAYER JR. -. OF Los Angeles.
Cal announce the bITt0 oil
a daughter. AUG. II.
Mrs. Mayer is the former
Margaret Richardson Of Crosse
Pointe daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Warren Rich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Soldier Attends
Silver Weddinq

SGT. MELVIN WALLACE
came home from Camp Kearns,
Utah, recently 70 celebrate the
18th wedding anniversary OF his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. julius
Wallace.
The Wallaces gave dinner
party for their son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Back
From H0neynoon

MR.. AND MRS. HAROLD
BERG have returned from their
wedding tup 10 Chicago and are
making their home ~ the Hotel
Staricr
Nr, Borg was the former
Dom, NcGraw daughter of Mr..
and Nh, John NcGraw and
NI Berry 81, toe son 81 Mr..
Milne Bcr.
Ih, ulIs.. rpot place .u
T.up.r I,HD Rabbi, Leon
Fran DNIca1,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Sew Yourself
AH-WOOl Plaid
SUPER STACKS
to Captivate the Campus

Gay-spirited slacks suit, full of warmth and
adaptablty, will play dual role in your
campus classics. Team the jacket with
separate skirts The neat slacks are expert
indoor loungers with sweaters and shirts.
Choose our Cohama wool plaid in fun COM
binations like the crimson with navy and
white overplaid we show, $3.95 yard But
terick pattern 290l used in the Skct>h.
wool Fsbyi, Sbob-Tbird FIoor-Far-er-Secfio- c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

Hughes, paper box manufacturer, was man
with quaint sense Of humor. He kept New
Workers. laughing at his practical Jokes. Once at
Asbury Park. N. j., Hughes planted an ancient
box of old coins In the sand and then In view OF
a crowd of bathers dug II up and claimed II was
buried treasure of a pirate. In no time at all
the beach was crowded with people digging like
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

did the Chinese gangster Mock Duck figure IN
the Tong wars OF New York or San Francisco7-
asks Marine. Mock Duck was head OF the HIP
Sing Tong In New York. Became so powerful
that men higher up In New York government
Instructed police officials to cater to him MOCK
Duck called at police station one day to protest
the arrest OF one Of his Tong members His In
solent attitude irritated the police captain whose
name was Murphy Finally Capt. Murphy lost his
temper and not only threw the Chinese gangsteI
out Of the station house but followed him to the
sidewalk and tossed him head first into an ash
can. Many residents Of Chinatown saw the great
Mock Duck thus Inundated. II caused him 20
lose face" His power waned. He soon dis
appeared The Tong wars for which he was
largely responsible ended
BRIEFLY
II was not Alexander Woollcott but Fannie Hurst
who said: Everything like Is illegal immoral
or fattening". Ever hear Of anybody adopting
twins? The rule Of societies specializing IN
adopted children Is that twins must not be sep
arated Seems that most people who want 70
adopt child don't want twins So whenever twins
are offered for adoption by welfare agencies there
is always great difficulty In finding parents for
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
HATS

When Il comes 20 wearing
daffy hats Chicago women
lead the country. II was Q
Chicago woman who appeared
on Michigan Boulevard wear
ing a hat decorated With snall
patent leather elephants and
butterflies. The flower pot hat
originated In Chicago. So did
the Chinese coolie hat. Also
the zebra hat. And the victory
garden hat You've seen birds
on Easter hats, but did you
ever see a woman wearing Q
hat with a rabbit on Il? You
would have. had you been In
Chicago last Easter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
By E. v. DURLING

GO TENoGRAPHER would like position
- where she can bring her dog" That adj
vertisement appeared in a San Francisco
paper. This young woman Is probably very good
senographer. Undoubtedly the reason she wants
to bring her dog to the office Is that she just
can't stand to leave the little fellow home alone
all day. This indicates a highly sympathetic
nature. II In addition to sympathy the young
woman has serenity, sincerity and simplicity, she
will make fine wife for some deserving young
man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
ASKING

Queries from clients. O. What would you say
was the cleverest press agent stunt OF past Is
years? A. The time a circus press agent put
midget on J. p Morgan's lap for the benefit OF
news photographers at a Senate hearing in WASH
ington, DC @. What kind Of gin rummy
player are your A. Don't care for gin rummy
pinochle Is still my favorite card game. O. Am
anticipating a blessed event. If it's boy, what
are the chances Of his looking like my handsome
husband? A. This is an interesting question,
but don't know the answer. Male children are
said to usually resemble one OF their mothers
brothers in character. A check on this claim indr
Gates there may be something to It. So, young
fellow. before you propose to girl, make certain
that you consider the characters Of her brothers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

Astaire appeared In "The Gay
Divorce" ! looked II up .
thought II was about five
years ago. Just goes to show
how quickly you get ten years
older. .Ingrid Bergman 10
suggested as an ideal type
to play Joan Of Arc. Ingrid 10
not the type for that part
Joan Of Arc was a husky peas
ant girl. fairly tall and weigh.
ing around $50 pounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

mad for buried
treasure. Hughes
also entered an AMI
NAL named Puldeka
Orphan In a New
York horse show.
The Judges gave
this horse honor
a b lie mention.
II u hes the n
proved the equine
was a former New
York street car
horse that had been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
GETTING MARRIED

You say you had $500 when married and
intimate II was a small amount with
which to plunge into the sea Of matri
mony." writes Chicagoan. I'VE were
married IS years ago on the spur Of the
moment. had Sill to my name. My boy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

friend was broke. SO ne
borrowed $40 from his
sister. With this bank
roll we had enough to
get the license, pay the
minister. buy some flow.
ers, rent one room and
buy food until next pay
day. Now Is years later.
we have three children.
own a car and a house
with an acre OF ground
and have money In the
banks"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

Finally cdpf. Muir
ply LOST his temper.
followed Mock Duck
10 fhe sidewalk and
tossed the surprised
Tonemoh Into a ean
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-13
2entid nnb Gns'Mh

rSns man uifst MIR 9ieber IN Oeilt
iher Sprafe, lonoern alp eeniigenN
omerifaniihe @erfe Intoieren Iou, lit
ia lppbl ielhitperitdtbIid,; aber tros.,
Sem bort man oft uou Sen alteren !:
vad,, Id)pn pieber eilgliit! 8ir iinb
Elm oeutiher Serein ,lno lpoIen Selltlfa
Iinsen!" Sieie 9ritif ipdre angebraht.
tpenn Der GDor portpieseno engliide
9ieoer itltoieret ipiiroe; nber III sen
meiIten SGIlen lit es nidt einrnal oe.
orittc SeiI nniereS programmes.
Inns, sic ipir oriiben gaboren iinb,
lit bas oeutihe SieD natiirlid) lieber.
aber SdnserIl, oie bier alfgetpadien
iino, lit oie anterifanilfe Sprate se-
lGufiger ,,no beioe leile iollen in Der
s(uslpabl ser SieOer eleiGe slnre1te
baben.
gSenn ulrn Der SirIgent eln SteN
Su iiben beginut, ob cs Oeutite ODER
englild lit, iollen ale 'Sanger nit 2,,it
uno Siebe sur Sade erfiillt iein, cb-
sleid, Ser cine ober anbere es picl-
leibt nidt beionoers mag. Inter go
SGngern gibt es piele WSeinungen
uno oa man niht 60 @iiIicbe gu glel-
der 3eit ausiiibretl tann, urB mart
| iif oein @an5en fiisen, lnuB man eli!
gutter Spprt iein uno uitlnaben.. Is
entlnutigt sen Girisenten, ,uenn CT
b0ren mus: r8ab, idon lpieoer tbai
ole Sieo. 5 Don't life it,"
3um Shlub ihlGet oieicr Girieen.
Dor ijGbrlih Elm &ou5ert unb einei
Sieoerabero 'ab;ubalten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-13
csf bin nid,t bofiir. Sos man i,,noc

Sd bin nid)t bafiir.. oaB man ii,nGe
Sdnaerinnen I'M Sintergrunoe oes
Chores perltedt ooer peritreut unter
dltere Sdnserinuen iett. Sueero nit
Sugeno. Sic iiiblen iih ,pobler uno
iiber uno leiiten 8eiieres, neil tie iiob
niht beobahtct fiiblen.
Sd perneine ourtaus nidt, bab es
ieine Gprsiiee bat, ,renn man uner-
fabrene Stimnen nit itln,ntiideren
sulammenieBt; aber meiitens nur III
iolhen 6dIlen, ,po beioe siemlih glei-
den sllters iino. @enn nun Ser Siri-
gent Sic irngen Simserilluen in Sic
pproeren &eiben ltellt, iollen Sic dlte.
rem Mtitglieoer lliht neiOild) ooer ge-
frGuft iein, Ionoern piplnlebr Ser
it1nonis seigeL bab Ser Gbor auf
oieie @eile eiu friiGeres Mnieben be-
fpnlmt, ipas rein Guberlid, itbon ieineu
Gei5 auf oie 3uborerihait uusiibt ilno
81 oem griols beitrdet"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-13

ioen %. 9lpril I'M Gereinslofal itatt
fin0et. IS lueroen perld)ieoene Spie;e
geIpielt uuo oen belten Spielern per.
SEN fleine Ereiie iiberreid)t. Sarum
ySdnueltern tonnlt ollie uno bringt
auh cure sSreunbc nit. Cine gute
llnterhultltng miro ieoenl geiid)ert.
slud werben alle Wtitglieoer oarari
aufmerfiam 9elnad)t, bab Die n1hIte
TerIammlung Sonntag. Ben IA. Ma;,
, llbr nad}nittaes abgebalten miro.
9taf Ser Geriammlllng miro lpleoer
pie gelpohnlid, &nffee llnO &uden
ieruiert iperoen. 9ll'o fommt alle,
Mtarp &ogelhubcr, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-13
2tits Salem. Otic
Nmtters nno SpdDtersganfett bcs
3mcia 1S.

SSn Der um 1. April obgebaltener
geriammlrng ipuroe ein gtutter- ilno
Sod)ter. .9anfett beiflolicn. 2asieltc
foll am IS. Mai, Salnstagabeno be.
Dor Muttertag, abgebalten pcrher.
Der Wtltttertag Iollte filr alle Wtilt.
fer cine groBe geoeltllng baben. iiber-
baupt iest in oieier ihueren 3eit. Sns
fclgeoeiien ergeht ulr ollie @tiitttr Ole
freunolihlte Ginlubung nit ibrcn
S0htern an oieiem 9anfett teil5une!',
men. gs ergeht on nle Die ireimo.
Iihite gitte iih nidlt Ipater als bis
Sanstag, oen 6. lNui. bel Der Er1i.
Glilabetf @irid)t ail5limeloen uno hid,
cine @anfettfarte su heIorgen, lpelhe
bloB einen Collar per Herion fpltet.
Sas Gpmitee lit bemiiht alle Wiiitter
uno 3odter allfs bette 5ll beoienea
uno alien einen eenuBreidpn slbeno
gu bereiten
gtiht 5u pergeiien lit Die Serelns.
unterbaltung oes 3ipeig Is, luelht
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-13
We,,ieer 8etriebsmni6lle
1T fci,,f,e

Waibington. @ie Verne M. i3im-
mer, Der 9ireftor oeS 2a9pr Stanb-
arOs Bureau i'm neutrality-suspicious.
Der 8unbesregieruns mitteilt, bat sic,
les es iih fir Sic ndhiten sipGli No-
nate oils 3iel eeitedt, sic 9etriebsun>
fGae in ser ameritaniiden @irtidait
INN cine Miuion su ienfen. vIies lit
elm eDrgei5iges 9iel." erflGrte er,
r6enn es beoeutet praftiid, cine Gen.
fung Der inn Sabre 1913 iif aui g.,
100000 belaufenoen snSuitrieunidle
nm pier5ig Sro5ent. I'm bieies 3iel
5l erreihen, he6arf es benn aiif) Der
aftiben &ilfe, Weittpirfllng uno oes
Sntereiies ieoes einseli,en Betriebslei.
tiers genau 10 luie ieoes einselnen 81.
triebsleiters 10 tpie jeoes ein5elnen ar
belts, oiipie aud jeoer @eiperfidait.
Wfit anoeren @orten: Gs lit Elm.
Der gr0Beren Mufgaben bier an De,
Seilnatfront. Manhmal l6ren lpil
Die Jrase: Warum 10 piel Auibebeas
iiber Betriebsilnfdae @lr baben Il
eriter Hinie Su proou5ieren uno .ror
UNI alio IN einer 3eit, in Ser ameri
faniide Wdnner an Sen Gronten iter
ben, 10 biel Muhbebens oanon ,pell:
es aud bier oabeim 9ooesopier ourd
[1tnf6ae gibt2 geln, Die Mnttport OH
F1ieie Grose liest oarin, oab eben Sic
fes Irgumel1t elmer Ser &auptgriin6
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-13

9a es fir ipigtig befunben lpnrbe,
oieies Sahr cine &unpentiun ab5nbol-
ten, ip MAIDEN mir hermit pffisieli
befannt, oaf bic apnuentiun Spnntas
nnb Wuntaa, ben 3. nnS 4. Septtms
Der ;. s., in Glcuelano, Sbiu, itatti
finbet. Scftiun gtu. q, @eitieife
Suacnod,ur MaSrisal iino nnierc
8aitseber. NGbercs wiro ipdterbin in
3eit bcfannt gcgebcn.
Mir ucrbleiben nit berslid)em
Sangerarnk an Gnd, aae
MSoli @ilfinacr, %nnbes-Erdi.
u. &. Nricienbcngit, Snnocs=Scfr.
Snilctin:
Seftipn No. II, Iamend)or Sarpnia
ppr Gleuc'ano, Shiu, hat aopiselb
iiir 81 Sdngcrinnen eingeianot. N!-
lerbanb Spd,ad)tnna. Nle nniere Sus
mend,Ore iinS frcnnolidit eriud,t, Biz.
les id)6ne Seiipicl nad,snahmen.
Ser ScfretGr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-13
SGngerinnen nno SGngcr ruu
Ypnnnstpmu, Chin

Is oiene biernlit allen SangerIt.
men uno Sdngern 5llr &enntn's. OaB
uoni slpril an uniere Singltllnoen Oil,
Oienstasabeno jeoe @ohe apltatt on,
1sreitogabeno Itnttfinben. is iperoe'l
aae boilid) eingelaoen Die SingItlm-
oen regelndBig 81 beluhen. 5unnal
unier 9sriibiabrsfon5ert MIR etlife
8ohen entfernt tit
gluh tperben nae Sungeslultlger
;sreun6e, pelhe Suit haben NIT 81
lingen, sebeten ieoen Gienstagabeni
nm s llbr in Ser Sahlenbaue 5l lem
Willi Jranf. Srd'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-13
Die Hai,Helsntaris,e
braustt ,,,ekr Scelc,ste

@aibinaton. gSie sic @ar Stipp.
Ine Ioniniitration mittcilt, iperSer
iriihere ShiiisoiiiSiere. Sd,iiisings-
nieure uno Matroien Srinseno be
n0tigt, I'M Sic fiir uniere militar.
iihen Speraticnen in lleberIeegebietcn
ipid,tigen Sitter all Srt lnlb Stele
gu brinsen. 8enn niht monatlid)
lninoeitens 1880 iriibere. iett in
Hubeltuuo lebenbe ooer in oroeren
8erufen tdtige Seeleute Oeler Orei
@ruppen in Sen Sieuit Der Sanbels.
marine 5uriidtebreu. bat ser Sranss
port bieier Glitter gersoGerunsen 5u
geip1rtigen. ipie Die Wnc Chipping
COMMUNICATION parnt.
Sic unteritreiht, baB es on iid ge.
niisens friihare 'Sd,iifsoifi5ierc,
iSfiiisil,genieure llllS &anOcsmatro-
! len gibt, um oieie moEatiir): GIote
1 q.
bon minoeitens 1900 Afann aui5u-
bringen. Gie lange Grfabrllng. Gle
oieie Wdnner Baben, fanr nldt burd)
ale slusbiloung eriest ir'rSeu, bie
[iest Oie jungen Nefrutea crbalten
llno lpenn Elm Shiii infollc Mtangels
an Sffisieren, Silgeilieureil ooer &c.
niigeno Qtatroien nidt remtseitig ah.
fabren fnnn, miro es untcr rlEitGn.
Den ben aoTpoi uariebl:n. 81 Dem es
| ltoBen loate, inlo aili ec,riiieu &uI'
ten, Ole nldt 10 baufis uoil &onuois
befabren iperoen, fam oas Damn ELI.
monatelange Ger5ogeriue beoeiltcn.
0ie T&lr Chipping Aor illiitratior
,peilt oarallf bin, oaB CUTE 9e5ablMaD
quite gerpfleguls ioluie ireis cr5tlid)t
Juno sabnar5tlife gebanaluns. fernel
sic aameraoid)aft nit Der belten See
leutem Der 8elt aiti Sen prahtieer
fSfiffen unlerer 9anoelsflotte. UNI
niht 5nlest audi sic Musiid'ten an
Beforoerltng ieoem in Ansiiht iiabca
oer 'if meloef. Mneeb0rige Der ore
!geIllbten @ruppen lperoen baber aui
igefcroert, inngebeno elm Selcgralnll
.Gollect" unter @ngabs ibres SD
mems, i9rer sloreiie, ibrss Gienlt
leraoes uno ibrcr Serfiigcarfeit al, oil
rMerhant Nfarine, Mai1ln0tcn. 3
lg." 81 iencen.
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Nns lgemnaste,pi,. Otie
Samcnd,pr Gocl,peit;.

9lne SGngerinnen iino eriutt, Die
Groben itanoig rno piinftlld] 81 be
illhen. "a mir nidt piel 3eit baben
MIR etlife @ohen. bis 81 rnlereill
Waienieit uno mir ein itDnes Tro.
grann uufItellen gppaen. 10 'oll.a
feline ein5elne Shlpeiter feblen bel Den
Hroben. gtur 10 fonnen mir mas
8utes uno Shones leilten. Seoe Sal.
germ iol es lid] 5ur Gflitt MAIDEN
ieoen Ssreitagobeno anlpeieito 5u leln
IS bpift ale griiBcn Su fonnen IN
ndhiter Singltlulbe
&utb. Sbels, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-04-13
Deat bra,.eRt
~en 8alfaf,

WaIbineton. Oeutldlanb fdmpft
aif oem 9alfan, llm sic ntilitdriiden
ilno tpirtldaftIihen Steuunsen ou be-
baupten, sic es benotiet,un oen &rieg
fort3uiiibren. 0ieie Sdlubfolaerung
erar in elmer aualpie cntbolten, Die Die
ssoreiglt Economic gtbnlil,iltration
iiber sic 2oge in Siioolteuropo aus-
gab. Sieriu bieB es:
Ser lpirtihaftlife 8e'amtbeitraI
oes galfans nno ser Siirfci 5lr
feinblidcn &riegsnlaId)inc lit . 10
bebel,tcno, oab Seutiblanb unter Oen
gegempdrtigen ltmitdnOen ibon aus
ipirtIdaftliben 0rii,loen allein per=
mutlid alle oenfbaren slnitrengungcn
MAIDEN miro, Inn sic einsclnen gaIs
fanltaaten oaran 81, billoern ge.
trennte Srieoensoperationcn burd5u-
iiibren, uno bas 8ebiet gegen Silt.
grille itarf 81 perteioigen.
v@enn Sic Gloiti.Selieloer IN 9tu.
m1nian crobert iino, lpiiroe Sel,tld)s
lano etlpa riu Srittel ieiner @e'ants
borr1te al natiirlihelu llno 1Dns
tbetiifcnl Gel perlieren Ser Nerll,it
oes G6rpms aus ocnt 9altun lno Der
Eiirfai tuiiroe IeutihlanO faIt leiner
geiamten Gprrtite oes iuibtigeu Stabl'
bGrtl,ngsmetaaS berauben llno lofors
tiae ionic ernltbaite Siiifipirtungen
aui oie Stablproouftipu Ser oertihelt
@aiicninouitric baben sic berelts
ourh britiid,e uno amerifoulld)e 2uit-
angrifie idrper getro'icn lit.
Ser Gerllii ser riun1nllhen Del
pprri.s Inmie geringerer Mengen oea
in l(noara gebobrteu Gels niirOe
nidt ourN peritdrfte ipntbctl'be Eror
ouftiou ooer weitere Subultrlebe>
ldr1nfuna iueientlih lpettgemadt
iperoen fGrnen unO sic Oclltlhen Dtls
litGroperationen ipipie oIe ge'anlte
ariegslplrtihait ,piirocn inipIgeoellen
rai6 baeintrdhtist lperoen."
Die Gpntrolle itber ocn galtan 1T
rpihtig pe9en Ser 0tetalle aus os'.
9eralucrfcn Siibplteuropas itno Der
Va5nlilicn, oie Seutitlano nit DER
! Siirfci pcrbinocn. SuIolae ld)led)ter
Grnien luoren sic 0alfnl-S -Sebenslnlts
tellieierunaeu all oie 9taSls .ruDreno
oes ,sa6res 1913 enttduidleno. Siio-
oIteuropa lieicrte I'M letten Sabr ete
lpa 10 Yro5ent bes oeut dltn Getrel;
ocbeoaris. yGie oeutlhe Sebensrnlt'
tellage lit in oielen &rleg piel beNer
ueipcIcn o(s I'M lctten, uber Der Ner'
Init ser Nrobcn Wetreioefanmler III
ser Spipietunion miro Die Oeut'd)a
Ncbensnlittcnaat in, Sabre 1914
Id;ipudeu.
- llnteritiiseE Sic Die in hnIere-
,eituna onseiaenoen @eid,uftslentel