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Evening star., 1944-03-26
|vesuvius Afire Again
u Die as Ash-Laden.
Roofs Collapse
BY the Associated Press.

| oS tAc hSoOSidbSu fIccS.
NAPLES, Mar. 25.-Roofs COL
lapsing under the weight of dust
and ashes thrown up by Mount We
suvius havef killed 81 persons, AL
lied Military Government officials
announced today, bringing the total
number of deaths in the current
eruption to 26.
The crater began hurting off
greater smoke and ashes this after
noon, after 12-hour lull, and Prof.
Imbro, director of the Royal Italian
Observatory on Vesuvius, told AMG
officials that he could ''only say
that Mount Vesuvius is still. alb
normal"
Damage. Runs Into Millions.
The lava flows had ceased al
most entirely, but Prof. Imbro re-
fused to speculate when all danger
from the present eruption would
end. The eruption has caused dam
age unoficially estimated at from
$5 ,000, 900 to $4,000, 900.
Reports to AMG officials told of
II persons killed in Nocerna
province of Salerno, and 9 at
Pagani, in the same province. Two
children had been killed when an
underground cistern, overheated by
lava, exploded. Three other persons
were killed by falling birthstone at
Terzigno, according to reports re-
ceived by 1t. Col. James L. Cincaid,
Naples provincial AMG commits
sioner.
The roofs of Is houses in the
region of San Giuseppe Vesuviano,
east of Vesuvius, including the vii
lage of Terzigno. fell in under the
burden of 4-inch blanket of ashes,
a United States Army officer said.
Allied authorities were recruiting
Italian workers to clear the ash
from roofs and streets, and were
rushing in food for livestock as well
as Inhabitants in the devastated
area because fields and pastures
were under a thick cover Of the
ashes and dust. United States Army
with bulldozers.
engineers were clearing highways
Evening star., 1944-03-26
Service ChopIoins Here
To Attend Church Supper

Protestant chapiains from the
Military District of Washington and
the Potomac River Naval Command
will attend the first of a series OF
monthly fellowship suppers tomor-
row at s pm. at the Foundry Meth
odist Church, Sixteenth and P
streets N. w.
DR.. Frederick Brown Harris, chap
lain OF the Senate. will be host pas
tor for the initial supper, and
Donald F. Bautz, director of the De-
fense Commission of the Washing
ton Federation of Churches, will
assist in greeting the service
chaplains.
Evening star., 1944-03-26
Aide Says MihaiIoyich
Has 10000 Chefniks
Ready 10 Aid Allies
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Mar. 25.-Maj. Voislav
LukatchSvic, commander in the
Yugoslav army, said in an inter-
view today that Gen. Draja Mihailo-
vich has 10000 troops in the noun
tains of Serbia ready to strike at a
signal from the Allies to clear q
path for invasion.
The statement conceded with an
nouncement by the YugoSlav gov
ernment-in-exile that Gen. Mihailo-
vich's Chetniks recently had pressed
an offensive to "the very getas" OF
Belgrade.
"These troops have only limited
ammunition and equipment" said
the major, who is in London to seek
Allied aid for Gen. Mihailovich
THAT is why they haven't been
fighting. We figure 1t Is better to
make big offensive than waste our
bullets in smaller actions. We are
ready to clear any given area for an
Allied invasion landing on short
notice."
Allies Supporting Tito.
Both Britain and the United
States have been giving their main
support in Yugoslavia to the men
of Marshal Tito, Gen. Mihailovich' S
rival, on the ground they were do
ing most of the fighting against the
Germans.
Maj. Lukatchevic said Gen. Mi
hailovich also had 10000 more men
organized who could be sent into ac-
tion if equipped.
Gen. Mihailovich's last offensive
carried to the coast of Montenegro
about the time the Allies struck in
Italy, the major said, but the Yugo-
slav army flank was attacked, he
asserted, by forces of Marshal Tito.
Maj. Lukatchevio minimized the
achievements of Marshal Tito's
forces, and claimed the Partisan
leader had fewer than 10000 SOL
diers. He contended that many
towns which Marshal Tito claimed
to have captured never existed.
Some reports have estimated the
Tito forces at 250,000 or more.
Was With U. S. Mission.
The major said he left Serbia a
month ago with two members of an
American military mission who now
are in Washington
Asked whether the welding of the
Tito and Mihailovich units was pos
sib'e, the major replied yes, but
said it would ''be difficult"
In Cairo the Yugoslav govern
ment-in-eXile said the Germans
were arresting and deporting thou
sands of persons in Belgrade after
an attack by Mihailovich forces "at
the very gates" of that city, and
that the Nazis had sent 1000 men
against the YugoSlavs below Bel
grade.
Evening star., 1944-03-26

with relief work done by other or
ganizations.
She said it would mean a great
deal to the overseas men to real
ize. there are sympathetic women
who will see that their families get
their allotments and are directed to
the proper agencies for relief and
assistance
Col. Munson pointed out that
many soldiers wives are on public
relief because some of them don't
even know that they have allot-
ments due them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
.Meth0dists
Open Doors
Churches. Ministers
Of Negroes Invited

SAGINAW, June 17-At con-
vention of the Detroit Methodist
Conference. the church today
opened its doors 10 the Negro
Methodist churches and ministers
in Eastern Michigan and the
Upper Peninsula.
The Rev. Thomas NJ. Pryor of
Royal Oak presented a resolution
which was adopted offering such
Negro churches full membership
and fellowship IF they so desire.
Nine Negro churches in Michigan,
most of them in Detroit. will be
effected by the proposed transfer.
They are at present members OF
the Lexington Conference.
Transfer from one conference 10
another would take about four
years, it was said. due TO the
necessity of various conferences
and jurisdictions to pass on il.
Eleven candidates for the min
istry were received into the con-
ference on trial, five men were
elected for ordination as elders
and IL for ordination as deacons.
Ordination services are 10 be
conducted Sunday afternoon by
Bishop Raymond J. Wade of the
Detroit area.
n. N la
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
DR.. 0'Donne||
Married So Years

DR.. and Mrs. David II. O'Don-
nell will celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary at their
home, 22S56 East River, Crosse
lie, 10 7 p. m. this Wednesday.
The 75-year-old doctor began
his practice in Detroit in 1891
with an office at the corner of
l4th and Grand River, which at
that time was a rural section.
In 1904 he married Alice Blanche
Parent of Crosse lie There were
10 children born TO them eight of
whom are still alive. They have
% grandchildren.
He helped organize Providence
Hospital in 1908 and has been
active on the hospital staff ever
since
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
CAP Cadets Get
Special Training
Summer Eneompment
Plan Announced

Authorization for a summer en-
campment for CAP cadets at an
army installation was announced
Saturday by 1t. Col. Ray II.
Baker, Michigan's wing CON-
mander. About 20 per cent Of the
states enrolment would be given
the opportunity for special train
ing.
The encampment will be divided
into four periods OF two weeks
each, as follows: July is 10 20,
July 30 10 Aug. 13, Aug. Is TO 27,
and Aug. II 10 Sept. 10.
Baker has ordered each unit
commander Immediately TO APP
point a CAPC co-ordinator. prefer
ably a staff officer. TO supervise
the training program. Approx
mate cost for each boy for the
two weeks will be SIS. plus trans
portation, which will be paid
either by the cadets parents or a
sponsor.
Eligible cadets must be Is and
not yet Is years old, must have no
noncorrectable defects. 20-20 vi
sion and be able to hear a whisper
at 20 feet; 15-year-olds must be
at least SO inches in height and
weigh IS pounds or more, 16-year-
olds must be 81 inches, weigh 90
pounds. and 17-year-olds must be
SO inches, weigh 95 pounds.
Maximum height will be II inches,
maximum weight 200 pounds.
Promotions OF five squadron
commanders 10 the rank of cap
tain have been made. as follows:
Clyde +. Cole Of Flint. Justin w
Shattuck of Owosso, John w.
Knowles and William P. Hsboush,
both OF Detroit. and Harold o.
Perkins Of Marshall
See What YOU Made at Air show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Detroit Bombardier
Killed Over Italy

S/Sgt. Arsene r. Vervacke, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Nervacke
OF l1776 f. Outer Drive, has been
killed in action on a bonn b in &
flight over Italy. according 10
word received by the parents from
the war department.
A bombsrdier, Sgt Vervacke
was graduate Of Eastern High
School and had attended Wayne
University He was prominent as
q Violinist in school music circles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Sidney HiI|mdn Speaks
Before Clio Group

Sidney Hillman, national chair
man of the Go Political Action
Committee. will address members
of the Wayne County Political
Action Committee when they meet
Tuesday evening AT the Detroiter
Hotel 10 endorse congressional,
Legislative and county candidates.
Hillman also will be guest az a
luncheon meeting al 1890 p. m.
Tuesday al the Fort Shelby Hotel.
r. J. Thomas. JAW president and
secretary Of the CIO Political Ac-
ton c ON m ittee, and August
Scholle, regional Go director and
political action director. will be
co-chairman of the luncheon.
--SeS What NOl' Made at Air show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
PROGRESSED FOODS

PROGRESSED FOODS
bius As through v-s-Valid inden-
MEATS. CHEESE. FATS
He'd As through W-S-Valid In
definitely.
(x-s through rs and AS through
purchases from farmers.D
One 10. salvage fat. good for 4 cents
and two meat ration points.
SUGAR
stamps 20, 81 and 81. Book No. 4-o
lbs. each. valid indefinitely.
stamp 90. No. 4 Book lbs. for
canning through Feb. %. 1s45.
spare stamp 81, No. 4 Book-Vslid
for maximum OF 20 lbs. Tor can
ming. Apply local board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
GASOLINE

A Cosp0n lis gals. valid through
June IL.
rs and C-s Ceupons--5 gals. each.
B-s and ca Coupons-5 gals. each.
claw requires state name and license
number be written on every coupon
when received
FUEL OIL
Period 4 and Period S-Valid through
Aug. 81.
LIQUOR
No. i0-valid through June 20.
SHOES
definitely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
eNsar Buddy

VNHIS Ia q letter 10 YOUR scrviceman. It's all
about his HOME TOWN, the most important
place In the world to him. Clip this letter today,
sign your name at the bottom and send II to him.
Wherever he IA, he wants the news from HOME.
It's up 20 you TO mail IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-18
MONTGOMERY WARDS
Statement

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
HAS
and
to y
The Nations. Labor Relations Board ty"nd.a tn. srs.ni Chicago"
. A r~sa til. uA a haryA rtdo lie union
J. The wholly false
Attorney
hav.u attacked wadhh bor
Board ,h%~ granting
a p it "
y
w.'b
employee" who had from the
,rdn Board
which illegal
General Wards
eodsnup wad.byf
ii. the Nations. Labor sA.-
md v s . '" % nss AZ, .s . . ...
the of the surrender the liberties employer" an. employs"
%l wnu. asna esaa.n Of tn. National M.a.aa Board sa this out sa.
ddrs"
1.-THE unions h. , depend til. e': rn, CIV: them what
they S ma a s f Il, ss 81 ns s s a nov. ...
initiation the Government like children
ondulss
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Ch tuition no long the SUPP Nv Of h
those
q nlui these many bureau fomeda
f puh alsupprt from labor nations
Ia IA when hepubEe wa o the desr used b.
n ant h such
tina the appo t. in m
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t is { be and illegal, proper G fuea
cite orern the plant dred the uurpai Of
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MONTGOMERY 4
IN y dsby wnhsa Jus 10
Of
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PIETR0 cHISLERI , .,;,; .,.:' ;,,,,,,, y,
Roman YOU
T. Marion Crawford

gDas tarn jd' t6un Dir nsine 9ss
fib'e begreifIih 81 muhen?
.Hiebc m:al. SbeuerIter, uno lei
tfsi, fpie iGl es lsin :peroe." llno thre
2tppen CsgeGnctsN F,h.
SdurA tutie ben eolen aern, tie
grobe SslbitIoii1teii. bcs parme gms
pfinoen Gt;&leti's arit nah uno mad,
tenaen uno ihdbea gelsru., bod bate
lie Iih n;e 9eTra1t, was lie !bun ooer
lassa iuiiroe, lpem Der srobe Iu9ens
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ba3 Inoensen oss GNinNts un.reu gu
lein, Der lie iter5cao 9ebs.sH hatte, cas
Slid feEt5ubo!tsa, ipenn es 'ih thr
tists. llno ieBt. mo 'ie con Nsuem
!icbte. in 10 ganS oancrer WeiIs, 10
biel lsiosnlhlft,iher uro mcnlhliter,
bstpunocrs Iie pef inaistr Oantbar'
teit be arobe SeloIi,oIig.eit bes 9ln'
geifleoenea, csr in i0rem Ser5en rlh'
oas flsinite Saattorn fir cine tiii;iigs
Gel6Ttaallage surjidl1Nen mollte.
Spit an oieiSn Tatm;tt1gs gln1
Gh;s.eri su Wta1oalene oen' IrmI
Die Trau, d. i'm eiait selie6t 9:tte
iouts bic geeuisseit ieiaer gsrlo5unr
uitt pon. einen sSysmoen eriabren.
sd femme, UNI Shnen mit5utbei'
Ter. oab ih Sa0n 0tr5ert s(roen bei'
ratAen tperoe," Iagts er, lire Sano er'
areiisno.
sd puBte es ldnsI." authorized
tie, "uno frels mid oeisn. Rein
a,au6en S;e niht. bab ods cine 5!ob'
ReOsnsart lit. I'D lisbc sic mid
mebr uno babe Sie bod ri,t gu germ
i'm Sbnen Sbr Slid Mot gu s6nnsn
sic iino mein tbeueriter uno bette
sSreuno. Oenter sic in Sbrem neuel
Seben sulueilen aiiiis lneincr."
~Bie pcrdnosr! S:e iino" rie
Gbis!sri. ibr bic 6ano oriideno.
sd benliibe MID, gut gu peroen.
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vEREINS-K
s'ebenbtrger sachsen ssngerbundes
Nordamerika


Bundes-Prasident, Adolf Wllnnger
S438 West 1872. str. Cleveland OF 10.
Ex -Bundes-Pr;iS,, Michael krauss. 35i4
West 81. Str. Cleveland. Ohio.
!. vize. -Pras. Heinrich Melzer. 143
Ost 23. Str. Erie. Pa
z. vize-B.- Pras.. Georg Kascher. 224l
Gotha Ave. Youngstown. Ohio.
1. Bundes-Sek-etar, r. X. Friesen-
hengst, 1743 Oberlin Ave. Lorain. Ohio.
2 Bnndes Sekreidr. Georg Schuller.
1890 FaTlow Ave-, Detroit. Mich.
Urues-Schatzmeister. VIM. Andrae.
220S Holland str, Erie, Pa.
Bundes-VerWto.rr,J Jonn Gunther, 1871
Farrell Terrace, Farrell, Pa; Kathari
D6rling, 3l7 Emerald St, Youngstown,
Ohio; John TOPPER. 416-33. Str, N. W.
Canton. Ohio.
MOTTO:
I'm Sange rein und frei i'm Wort
Und fest in Eintracht immerfort.
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So Ashland Ave.
Pras., Michael Albert. 1912 East Ga.
Str. Tel: Fairf. SAL.
Prot -Sekr, Paul Diefenbacher, 1905 So.
Green Str. Tel: Stew S067.
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Pras.. Georg Weber, $500 West 80. Str.
TEL: MelrOse 8l6S.
Prot .Sekr., VIM Schuster. 4O11 Cly-
bourne Ave. Tel: Florida 1929.
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46 Str Eel: Woodbine 1885.
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IS. Str.
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Prot.-Sekr.. Sara Taub, COL Deming
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rem Better, Gont' Sl1rio. Die Teeer;
ct unteraaifncte. nah ibm 8ianforte
uno enblih 51n Giacintp lelbT.
rSie ieben," iaete Gan @iacintc,
iih an bic bcioen SaoelIi's tpenoeno.
rbab bic prinseiIin tsine tpeitsre Grs
t!drung perlanet uno tpiinift, oab Der
Snbait oes perbrunnten Yriefes ein
@ebeilnnib bleibe. Sd fir mein Sbeil
pcrpflifte mid. ME Elm Wort oappn 81
perratbcn. uno ih bin iibsrSeust, oab
audi bic Mnberen, Die aenntniB oaoon
haben. ooriiber ihpeissn peroen.
Was bic MufIinoun1 uno 8erp1bruaa
bes 8rieies betriTft. iiberlnKe ib es
Don Eebaloo. Shnen bic nDtbigs Iufz
tlGruns su eeben. llnIere WuTedbe iii
bpIlenoet, Yiatro Gbisleri's llnihulo
fir INNER feitgeItel,. O1s lit Wnss.
mas ih piinIhte. Guten Worasn."
Ioe.e mar in ihren SEIZE, suriidses
Iuntsn. Sic lab aus fpie eine Soote
uno ldtana lire 6dnoe tran,pTbait ins
chamber. piDblih erbob lie fa uuo
Ianf auf lire 3nie nisoer.
Oie beioen SloslIi, Yater uno
Sohn. bepbohteten fprahlos ibr ielts
Iames Ysnshmsn. Ser Jirlt ifien
nod mebr su leioen as 5rant.sco.
Die brei 6reunoe perlieben unbemsrtt
oas 3ir1mer.
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benz sSiiriten anfrusen gu IaFen, pb
cr ibn su iprehen piinite. mo niht.
mphie er lih iofort in oen San @ia=
cinto'Iden Yalait beseben. Sani'
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fclaten ibm in bic Wobnuns gbiss
leri's. .....
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3immer eintraten.
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Shrift1tiid, auf benz Sic aud, Die Ndz
men Gumpooonicp's uno msinss 0ets
ters finoen. bradten pir su Sbrer Grs
bauune nit"
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burh
~Sie pdren mir Der bette Syciao,
oehen iih jc Elm WenIb rii9men
ourfte," rief er, Gan 8;acintp's 9anb
crFaNeno.
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iiber oas. mas geihehen mar, smpIans
gen bate. perlieben i'm feline 8diis.
nm id) in ben Club au beaeben unp
bort su er5d5len, mas iih sugstraacn
bate. Nph Dor Dem 9(6eno iuaren
mebr ais bunbert &arten. ipelfe ale
bic Worte truesn: rWeinen @sifz
nunih!" bel 8bisleri absegsben lpors
ben, auh mebrere gintopun9en su
SiIb paren ansetommen.
Nahmittass eridien pietro Bel
2aura. Sie ipubte natiirl;h nod
nihts prC ben GreisniNer Der lebteu
Stunben unb mar erltaunt ii6er bic
8eranoeruna in ieinem @eli4..
~Gs lit sSbnsn etluas @u:ss besess
net" rief lie, ibn nit ausgeltretten
6dnben entaegengeheno.
~Sa, etpas gang llneripartetes. Die
8eihte lit gefunpsn tporoen, Donna
goele bat suaeseben, oab cie san5e Sc
Ihifte erfunDen fpdr, uno lie bat a(le
ibre geIhuloi9unaen ihriftlih mioers
rufen uno oieie GrtldruA9 nit ihrem
fumen unterseitnet. sd bin BON
leoem 8eroaat serejniat."
r8ott lei 0ant! @oit lei Oant!"
iubelte 2aura, ibm in Die ausen Biz
denb. ...
Isle f,suer FA." iagte sr, "uno if
febte Sas auh poraus. aber if oabtt
nidlt. bah Sie 10 arobes S;epiht auI
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