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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28

SadIons sluiiaillmgen miiroen in
iofern iie cine tbeoretiidc @runoluec
audi fiir Die Sitbnllns bon Ger6re-
d)sn gegelr Menihlidteit uno 3ipiii.
iat!on oaritellen, 3ugleiG oem ifon
1riiber lautgeporoenen yerlangen
entgegenfynnlen, bie sIftcn ser oe.
Iantcn 5luolfidbrigen Shredens.
berrid)aft Ser Na5is boz bent aniicr.
ten oSer einen beltiben Sribnncl
aufNrollen nlo oie Straioftion
oiirfte bie:bei nid,t aui bic Suoer.
Noroe unb -0olterungen BE eihrdnfl
bleiben. guh Die Moroer uno Sd,ii
Der nid)tiiibiifer Teut'fer inner,
unb ullbsrbalb Der aoroentrations
boaen iinb Dor 8erid)t iii iteQen uni
es leilbtet lpobl obne tpeiteres eiu
oab Die &idter in oieicm Sale 1eui
ihe iein miibten. &ier baben mir es
NIT eineln i,rerloblidrn @ebot MIDI
M!r Ser Berehtigfeit, ionoern at
Igleih ser politiid)en Gingbeit ba1
Sieeer 5,i tl,n. geid)ts farm fir oi
10 bitter notipenoige unS sugIeid) il
ifipierige politiide nllmer5iebuna
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28

slmerifa beioroert iporoen, INTO lie
lperoen MN III Sen porsiiglihen 81.
ipital5iiaen ibrer Seimat ndber ge-
bradt. Spld,e 3iise CAB es bis Dor
einieen Vtcnuten bieri,lanoe gar
.nid)t.
Die 3iige beiiten Is Noagons unO
tpero.n pom Mrmee. .1ransporttorps
betrieben. 8inter ser 2otomotipe ,ino
stpei Euqman- -Noeen fommen sic
@agsons neiien 1pps, sic sic Mui.
idrift Limited States Mrmp, MeSieol
department.. SpipitaI @aro Gar".
trasen. Gieie @nsgons iino 10 Sub
l1nger nls sic getpobnlihcn Giien-
brbnmaaen uno neblnen 36 Natienten
ilno hpei WGrter aui. Sic liuo gang
aus Stabl gebaut, baben iSabrg .itelle
nit orei &doern, uno iino nit alima-
anlage uno aaltomatiid)er Siseton-
troae uno ieoem &eiielurus ausae.
Itattet Sic beiiten sapei &ciben orei-
Itodige 8etten, 5tpei ertra Seftionen
nit ie orei getten, ,spei ,3oomettcs", i,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28

,mo ieSes beiitt einen Mibenbeher
| umo Blasbalter. Die BSoen lino nit
rabmiarbigem iino lcbbrailtem
1eppit beoedt, uno IS iino 5rpei Tei'
ben ;Slurlampen porbanoen.
BUR Giiens3eit fcmmt elm Sd1pdrm
bon aoden uno Seliern unb banoi'
gen ieoein Yatien.en Elm Sablctt nit
Serpiette uno 8eited aus. unO Oann
fommt sic Mabi3eit, Ole cine mill
tommene Nbip, dslun9 bon Der slr.
meetolt bartlett. 9tad) oem gilel
maht iid Ser @eiit ser 3uirieoenbcit
bemerfbar. 3iaorettenraltd lteiat
aui. Bdlo erifeult cine Sdnpeitcl
oes &oten arell5es, uno lie 9elpinni
sic Yatienten fir Elm Spiel. a,tf Dem
8oOen, nit &feroerennen. Die &.nn'
babn ipiro auf Dem Roben ausselegt.
unO Die vYieroe" gelaneen pntipre.
feno o.m Grgebnis Ger Niiriel Dor.
,pdrts. 9lue Batienten neblnen tell.
0etten merOen g,mad)t.
ltrtertpess miro aber Der 3ue i'm.
nter tiir5er, b.nn Wa9gons weroen
bier i,nb BORT abgebdngt. Yor allen
lit man beitrebt, oie 2cute t,adj Dem
ibrer 8eimat ndditgelegenen Nrmet.
boip;tal 81 id)iden. Gorrang nimmi
aber oas Soipital elm, lpeld)es am be.
item fir bie belvnbere 3. banoIuna
eines Sermunbeten auseeitattet lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28


nen. Morpbiim. fdmer3betdubenb
ltnb Gooein. buitenitiuenb, = iper0en
beioe aus Der Spiim Wo5npfldn5e
geironnen. Aooein itiut aud S6mers
5en unb es tpiro in aus9ebeButeut
WlaBe an bieiem 3iped beufe oft ben
fiinitli9en S9mer5betGubern por9es
aogen. &ofain, tpcl1es fir 6rtli1e
Detdubuneen eebraudt tpirb. fotnr,t
aus Der &afaopflan3e. Gas 81 ber
rBintergreen" Yflan3e. dliberli9
oneeipon6t, bat n,anhem @beur1atis
ter gebolfen, ii9 tpenieer linbebags
lid al fiiblen. 0iele nebmen an.
bdb Saiiapariue tpertbou 1T, ben
@erteibig,lngsme1anismus bes G6rs
pers an5Mregen. Gennesbl6tter,
Gascara. Mbabarber. Mloe =, ane
aus Yflan3en getponncn. - geb0ren
5u llnieren niitlt4ften Gbfibrs
mitteIn.
Sic gntbedliug bon Witaminen
bat tpeiterbin bic augemeine Grts
,,abme ,lnteritiitt. bdB YfIdnaen
Gnbitan5en cntbaIten, bic ben Rens
fden fart MAIDEN. 1tuiere Grob.
nliitter ipubten. bab. tpenn 3u btde
Babies O>beinig tuurben. bieien, abs
gcbolfcn tperoen tont,te Dur6 Werdbs
rei4ung bon 2ebertran. Sic 0dbies
hatten engliid]e Granfbeit. tuel6eS
8robmdn,a nift ipubte - ir6 6er
2cbertran entbiclt 0itdmin 8 -
ipcl6es 9robna,i,a aud ni6t tpubte;
fie ipubte aber. oab oieies Gaturpro.
butt oteien 3uitdn0 perbeiierte. =
Sa. es 5eigt. oab bic Dro9en ber
Natur IN &riegsz llnb SriebenSdefs,
ten 1lni6dtbar finb linb bab Der
Reni6 8ertrnuen bdben tatn In
Der Ra9t biefer 9ottgegebenen noe
tiirliden Rrobutte, biele ieiner Qeis
Aef1 AZ f11iIHnrt,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28
Crosse medizinisehe Aufgabe
fuer US-Armee in Deutschland
verontwortvng fver Sevchenverhvetvns verwotvng
Won Kronkenhoevsern vsw.

Sm beiesten Oeltidlano. : Wdb.
reno oie Beenoie,llg Ser 5einoielig.
feit,n in europa iir Iauienbe alRe-
ri.uniiher SuniiGter piele Otonate
Don 8ettl,ngsarbeiten in Ser Shla6t
gum Mbld)lub bratbte, ltonoen tie TO-
gleih eit,r nelte, Muigabe g,gen-
iiber.. Muein eine 0iuiiion, oie Md)te
Snianterie, merfte ploblid), oaB tire
Ner3te uno SanitdtSr iiir folgenoes
uerant,portlid) gipurSen rparen:
$4,000 Oeutid)e Yer,punbete in 2G
Militdr -Sa5aretten.
Neoi3iniide uno bpgienilhe ueber-
lpadung bon m,br ais 100000
4riegsgeiangeilen int @.biet ser 81.
piiion.
Spgieniidle &ontrolle, Gr5tIihe Be-
! treuung unO Sel,6enperbiitung Bel
peiteren 1auienben p,rorGngter Ser.
lionen.
Die yertpnltluns bon iiinf sipiIen
! &rantenbGmiern.
Otele ilitgebeure neoidiniide Niii.
9c5e puroe Der Gipifion, beiitn me.
bi5inilhe abteiIutl9 Dem. Oberitleut.
annt @obert e.. Ooniels .unteritebt,
budNtablif in Sen sdof geiporien,
als Die Webrmadt in Norooel,tid.
laro unter bent Drud ser ruiiiihcn
nno alliierten Arlneen 5l,idmmen.
brah uno oas 4ebiet nit 5liihtlin.
gen, oerorangten Yerionen aller ga.
ttonen uno Den llebcrreiten scr Seut.
lGen Mrmee itberlaufen auriifliek
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28

I'm Ole sluigabe 81 eriiiuen,
madbte Daniels iofort bon oen Diens
item 800 beutibsr MilitGr. uno 3ipil-
iir5te 8ebrallh. ioipie oerieni9en
oeutifen aranfenidnpeitern u,lO Ser
geiangeiren Sanitdter mebrcrer
Webrmaft- Oiuiiionen.
Maior Eete Humore, elm GDirurg
BON Brooflpn, erhielt Ous &pnmanoo
itber aIle Milit1rla nrette Der &C.
gcno. Gr iogt, oie oeutiden Mer5te
uno Sanititer fooperierten p0llig, oo
lie uifenbar einiaben, bab oies Die
einji9e Woglid1eit iei oen oeutihen
Tenpun0etcn an9emeiiene &ilie aa.
tell merSen 5u laiien. Die Mnor0nun.
gen 0gs Waiors peroen an 6en oeut.
id)en meoi5iniiden Stab ourd Sen
Sberiten Ser Webrmabt ipeitergelei-
tet, oem Dor Dem 3uiamnenbrud alle
Nilitirla5orette in oieiem Mbjdnitt
unteritunoen.
Sn Den oeutidrn @efan9enenIa.
germ forgen 0eutide SanitGter unter
ameritnniidem Befebl fir Sic Be.
oiirfniiie Der @efangenen. &ronfen.
appel miro ieoen, Worgen abgeboI.
ten, llro. sic ernitersn Jdlle iperoeu
an Die Cigarette a6tronsportiert.
Sergeant Glarf Gbonlas aus
@reen1uid, N. o., bat elm aranten.
torps unter iih. oas bon einem oeut.
lden Ob,rit gelcitet miro, ser bereit.
pilligit 8efeble bon Dem amerbiuni.
lhen Sergeanten entgegenni,,mt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28

unb ettpas @ob5uder. Na6 Elm ooer
5tpet @o9en entbdlt bas Reoium
5ien,lih biel Renieinin, tpeIdes,
i,adbent es gereinigt, als trodenes
ftertliliertes Rulber erbdltli1 lit.
3ieies tpirb IN Heine @Iasan,pullen
Dber Sldf19en 8efiilIt, aus tpeI@en
bic 2uft ent3o9en tporben iit, ge>
tp6bnli1 100000 Gtnbeiten per
SIai9e. Das RuIper tpir6 llnmitteI,
bar Dor benz @ebrau6 in Elm tpenig
iteriIiiiertem @aFer aufgeI6it unS
biele 0olun9 tpir6 eineeipritt, ges
tp0bnli1 In bic Nrms ober Betns
u1uSfel,1, urgef6br 10000 ginbeis
ten ole brei Strnoen. geniciIin lit
fein Nubeilmittel. es bat fi1 iebod
IN Der 0ebnn6lung bon Qltneenents
climbing, Streptococclis> gnt5iinoung.
getpinen 4dlttfranfbeitcn, @onorrs
Doe unb 9etuijien @ei1lehtstranfs
9eiten oIs 1ebr bilfrei1 ertriejen.
Dieter @rieg bat bringenbertpeiie
lniere Nifmerffdn,teit auf Elm ar,z
beres Natl1rmitteI. gbinin, aeIentt,
ipelfes in Der @cbdnbIung bon Nas
Iario 8ebrau9t tptrb. 0ieSes NitteI,
ipel4eS felt Sabrbunberten befannt
1T. tpirb aus Der @inbe bes Gins
9onu gdumes getponnen. 9ur6 bic
idpanif1e 8eiebrng bon Gftinoien
ipnren mir bon Der 8clieferltn9 bon
Gbinin fdit bouitdrbig ab0eidloiien.
Ser Wdn9el an Gbir,in beritriafte
betrd@tli4e Weraoserung rnb grobe
Gorge Il, ben Nnfangsitabien bes
@rieges I'M gaciftc. Sci biefer &C.
Ie8en5eit foqten mir audi bic Droae
erDdbnen, bic gbintn am nGdften
bertpdnbt 1T G,linibine - tpeIhe,
auber bab fie aeeen NnIaria bilft,
au9 ben 9er3f9lag reenliert, tpenn
kr bic @etpo6nheit bat, bin un0 tuies
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28

Der einen G1lag 5u miiien.
GieIe aus YfIan3en bergeffellte
Drogen, bic belte aqgen,ein 0es
brandt tperOen. iino bor Sabrbut,s
berten bon unieren @orfabren er,ts
bedt tporoen Gum 8eiipiel: Ntros
pin, gebraltdt Inn bic Mllgenpupillen
5u eripeitern. bel @rfdltungen Nbs
fonberlngcn in Der Nafe alis5utrods
men rnb ae9en ardmpfe, = tpir6
aus Der Wnr5el Der 8elldbontas
pfIan3e aetponnen. 8eIIabonna,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28

OveFseos News Agency
Sur1f. - Ger Winiiterpr1iioeni
DER prootloriid)en oiterreid)iihen @e-
glerung bat, nie Ser fommuniitii1c
,Vorlparts" idreibt, al Marihau
Sfalin einen 8eriei seridtet, in benz
er INN Grleihterun9 Ser erniten Sc.
bensmitfellage Oeiterreid)s eriudt.
Gas Blatt iagt, stnlin babe ioforti.
&C &ilfe periproden. 2ebensmittel-
transporte bon HnbIan6, 70 tpirb
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28
2lnefoote, !.

Mo3nrts 0iebe su ieiner Battin,
bic oft frcnt oarnieoerlog, .rar Itart.
oauerbaft nno 3art.
Glnn1aI mltBte feline Jrau tpieoer
tpoheiilane oas Bett bitten.
go oft elm 8elMd, tam, trat i'm,
Mo5art nit bem ,Seigefinger ar.
Muno entgegen uno ,nadte leiie
vWt!"
0ieie 9iiif;ihts -@eIte bate er iid)
70 angelD6bnt, bab er III ener3eit
mandmlal ioaar auf Der StraBe ieinc
8efannten init erbobcnem Singer
uno gefliiitertem .Bit" begriibte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28

zines fiir eincn Nr5t uno zines fir
cine &ranfen'dypelter; elm Sd)al,cr-
bao, Npotbeferabteilung l,no einen
Steriliiierltgsralun nit pollltdubi-
ger Musltattl,ng.
Die 9auptneiler,ln9 in ocn neuen
6oipitalpageu lit sic Slide. ausge-
itattet nit &eir;geration. Giscreme-
fab nett, einem re5ulGren Armeybero
nit &utlenfeuerllng mo ipe5iellem
Tentilierupparat, 5lliammen nit 0a-
gerraum fir WateriaIien. @.nn Elm
Soloat cine beionOere aplt bean=
iprlld)t, fam lie IN Scr Slide berei-
tet tperoen.
Sic R.iten f0nnen periteut ,perSpn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28
Das Leben In Wien
unier russischer Konirolle

herihtett iperoen ia Oeiterreid) bis
sum &erbit Die ernabruns iideritel-
len. 8isber, beiBt es in Dem Mrti.
tel mciter. iinO 47,OOO 9onnen 0e.
treble, 1000 qonnen 0leiid), 10000
Eonnen SaI3, 1,2OO Tonnen Rai-
fee, 200 1oni;en 3ufer uno 1900
1onnen 1ett uno Del in Oeiterreid
angefommen.
Ste QebensmitteIrutionen |,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28
Die Droaen Der 11atur erspeiten jieb in 1triees.
fcpie in SrieScns;cjten ais
MnS<b68bor.

@A>ir ffnb ale drberit banfbar
~ foIge l,niercr m,bi5inii1en
Nbteiluna in bieien, &riege, Sdn1er=
gen al linoern. Wunbcn 3u betlen
ii,,b Ardnfbetten 5lt bebdnbeln.
GS 1T bemertenstpert, oab biele
Der 9rngcn, bic in bieIem gro6en
Derf ais unihdtbar befitnoen tpors
ben iinb. aus Rflan3en getponner
tper6en. Gs i6eint. 6ab 6ieIes Elm
trdftiger Wetpcis IN benz. GIauben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28

fpelbeS rS@cne
Game beibt,
tpar emit Bel ben
Damen bodies
Iicbt. bcnn fe
bdhten, bdb Der
Grtraft lire Mus
gen ftrablenoer
ilno fdoner mae
DE II NJ il + be.
Bredtpurd (Spes
eac) tpir0 felt lane
gem ais Bre1s
mitteI iotpie aud
in Der 8ebdnbs
lung bon Nnhr
eebraudt. 9igis
fnlis, bns tpeitbes
fannte @er5sMns
regemitteI, tpir6
aus bent Singers
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28

unferer Worfab.
rem 1T, bob bic
Eflan3en Gege,l.
8ifte fir Sdmcr.
5en unb Gronts
better, entbalten.
STE neuefte
g Gntbe dung In
6ieier 8ruppe bon
Yfldn3en0 nitrogen
1T HenteiIItn,
tpel6es aus cts
nenl 9etp0bnli6en
S9immeI 8etpons
men tuirb. lin Ye<
niei4in ber5uitels
le,l, ldbt man
S4inneI in ei.
ne,i, fteriliiiertett
Rebiunt tpa1len.
bas nidts tpetter
enfkHIf nTa SnIa
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-06-28

- llnteritiiten Sie Die I'm BOLTS.
tJatt" anjeioenoen @ei96ftel
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-18

sion, get together on a program the sooner gigantic snowball win start rolling straight from Pt. Barrow" with startling, develop ments.
 The musical program of the evening was furnished entirely by the Pioneer Women. Carrie Nc Lain and Jessie Lehman sang an old favorite, "Silver Threads Among The Gold" They were ac- companied by Helen Nordlind who also entertained with several numbers on her piano accordion.
 The general committee was composed of both Pioneer men and women, Mrs. Pete Sather, Mrs. Anna Hewitt, Robert Bald win, Ole Hay, and Chas. D. Jones, with Louis Polet, chairman.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-18
NESDAY, APRIL IS, 1s45
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity

Wednesday, April IS, 1945
 Compiled by the U. S. Weather Bureau, Nome, Alaska. - Forecast Nome: Fair and colder Thursday with lowest tempera- ture 10 above. Fair and continued cold Friday.
 Nome Data: Precipitation last "A hours ending 8:3O am. today, none.
 Total precipitation this month to 8:30 am. today, 1.O6 inches.
 Temperatures last A hours as of 8:30 am. today: highest 40, lowest IT.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-18
Pioneer Banquet HOnOrs President Antonio POlet

Honoring Antonio Polet, Grand President of the Grand Igloo of the Pioneers of Alaska, a banquet was held in the Territorial School for members of the organization and invited guests. Places were set for about hundred, and the tables were beautifully decorated with fresh daffodils which were brought from the States for the occasion. This is the first time in the history of Nome that fresh flowers, directly by plane from
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-18

Seattle, have been used for decor ation for such an affair. It is most fitting that the Pioneers should be the ones to introduce the idea.
 Before seating the honor guests, President Polet and Grand Trus- tee Louise Walsh were escorted to their seats by the oldest mem- bers of the organization. Amer By deen and Bob Ledgerwood es- corted Grand President Polet, and Mrs. Pete Sather and Mrs. Emma Lyle escorted Grand Trustee Louise Walsh, while the members joined in singing welcome song written in their honor.
 The guests were invited to par take of the fine banquet by the
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-18

toastmaster, Chas. Jones, who was introduced by President Ole Hay. The President of the Wo- mems Auxiliary presented the honor guests with corsages as a token of welcome.
 After the banquet President Hay responded with words of ap- preciation and praise of the fine work done by Grand President Polet, and how he has done so much to hold the organization to- gether during trying times.
 Grand Trustee Louise Walsh told of her pleasure and appreci- ation of having been elected to her office and details of the con- vention in Juneau.
 Amer Rydeen was called upon to give short history of the first Igloo and although most of the records of the order were de- stroyed in the fire of 1884, he was able to produce an amazing amount of information which was of interest to all present.
 The original minute book of the order and the roster of charter members is a prized possession of the Igloo which Amer Rydeen rescued from the fire debris and which contains valuable informa- tion of permanent record.
 Senator O. D. Cochran praised the president most eloquently and expressed his personal apprecia- tion for his untiring efforts in not only the Pioneers of Alaska but in the Chamber of Commerce and other civic bodies. He stated that there was no one in the sec- ond division better endowed to be on the Alaska Planning Council than the Pioneer president.
 Chef Louis Polet was then called upon and he expressed with enthusiasm his priase of the Pio- neer committee with whom he had worked and who had labored untiringly to make the party a success. He also stated that he was proud to have been made a member of this Igloo while here and what pleasure it had been to be able to prepare the banquet for them.
 The Grand President was then called upon. He opened his re- marks by stating how over whelmed he was with all the kind words and expressions of good will showered upon him, and add ed that he would do all in his power to increase the membership and interest in the order. At the same time he strongly urged the Igloo to do their part in aiding in the development of the Territory,
 T.
Evening star., 1945-08-29
Yes, E1quisifely
Blended Muskrat Is
Truly the Luxury
Fur of the Season.!
$2.30
Plas 20% Federal Tar

If you want q long lived
fur q fur which will
serve faithfully on every
fashion occasion q fur
for suits, dote frocks, with
your sheer wooIs-then'
an exquisiteIy blended
muskrot fur is the fur
you're looking for! Dur
able and beautiful, musk
rat in luxurious shades of
mink, sable or siIvertone
is such q wise, sofe invest
ment. Featured is one
from our new collection
of Southern Back Musk
rat coots in sizes 10 to 40.
LANSBURGHS-Fur Salon
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-29

There's no nistokine Lenborry Classic any
smart woman can tell at q glance the moment she
sees one. The nice little details (which mean SO
much for good fit =. the clever styling =. the
interesting accents . =. mark these Budget Priced
Classics. Here are only three of the new arrivals
Evening star., 1945-08-29

Jumper Look in color contrast and
q neot-os-Pin manner. Royon crepe
in black with lime or soft aqua
color contrast, sizes 9 to 5---8.95
Evening star., 1945-08-29

Select your coat nou for October
deliuery. Credit terms may be
arranged.
Smyrna times., 1945-05-24
COMO
BEACH OPENS
Glenn Sapp to Be in Charge of
Refreshment Stand at
Opening on Saturday
LIFE GUARD LATER

Smyrnas popular beach on Lake
Como will be open to the public on
Saturday, May 26th when Clem
Sapp will open his refreshment
stand and cater to the wants of
the visitors. The lake will not be
officially opened for bathing until
Town Council appoints a life guard
to go on duty, which will probably
be done at their next meeting.
Smyrna's beautiful lake has been
much enjoyed for boating and
swimming and the bathing beach
filed to crowded capacity in years
past. Council has kept the beach
in good, clean, sandy condition
and visitors from a distance have
been noted on its shores. Children
are guarded when in the water and
in the area prescribed for bathing.
Anyone wandering beyond the
limits of the bathing beach does so
at their own risk.
Smyrna times., 1945-05-24
TWO SMYRNA BOYS PRAISED
Cpl. Thomas II. Lamb, Jr., and
Sgt. Richard Cochran Commended

oSt. hlCudIu SOcnTdn commended
Corporal Thomas H. Lamb, Jr.,
son of Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb and
the late Thomas H. Lamb, and
S-Sgt. Richard L. Cochran are
among the boys in the Eighth Air
Force to be congratulated by It.
General James H. Doolittle. The
airmen of the Eighth were the first
Americans to attack Germany and
bombers of the Eighth smashed
Nazi aircraft production centers.
Addressing his men Gen. Doolittle
said: II wish to extend my person
al congratulations and my heart
felt appreciation to every one of
you for the magnificent job you
have done Each of you," he con-
tinued, may be proud of your part
in the defeat of Germany. am
proud of you. The world is proud
of you" The Eighth dropped an
average of ton of bombs every
minute of the last IL months.
Smyrna times., 1945-05-24
SMYRNA GRANGE NEWS
Memorial Service to Be Held To-
night, Nav oath

At the meeting of the Smyrna
Grange Thursday evening, May "a
Memorial services will be held for
members who have passed away
during the past year. The Grange
will honor the memory of Mrs.
Wilhelmina McClain and Pfc. Rob-
ert Deakyne, U. S. Army. Mrs.
Harry Virdin, Sr., chaplain, will be
in charge of the service. On Sun
day morning, May ~, the Grange
will attend the First Presbyterian
Church at the morning service.
Rev. Herman Dam, a member of
the Smyrna Grange and pastor of
the church, will deliver the SER
mon. Members of the Grange will
meet at the Grange Hall at 10:45
a. m. to attend the service in a
body. Dumbarton Oaks and the
World Peace Conference was dis
cussed at the last Grange meeting.
Mr.. Harold Heinbach, head of the
Hisory Deparmen of he Dover
High School and Mr.. VIM. E. Tar
bell were the guest speakers.
Smyrna times., 1945-05-24
BOND SALES
ARE LAGGING
Money Loaned to Government
Will Help Save a Life
and Buy Ammunition
EXTRA EFFORT URGED

With only one week remaining
for the sale of Series E, F, and G
War Bonds to individuals will
mean that a large number of bonds
will have to be sold next week to
meet our quota, so Harvey c.
Jones, chairman of this district,
stated. He is urging all of our cit
izens to put forth an extra effort
to buy a bond and help put this
loan over. Mr.. Jones also en-
phasized that additional workers
are needed and it is possible that
some streets will not be solicited
at all because of the chairman's in
ability to obtain helpers. June 1st
to 18th will be reserved for the
sale of the coupon bonds which
bear III, 2A, and 21a per cent
per annum. The sale of the E, F
and G bonds purchased during the
month of June will count on the
quota but this period was desig-
mated for sale of the Treasury
bonds and no particular emphasis
on other issues is to be made dur
ing June. The Government is ask
ing for a loan of fourteen billion
dollars. Bear in mind that this is
a loan, not gift. Also that the
war is not over and the outlook in
the Pacific is for a long battle.
Let's help preserve and defend
those things that our forefathers
and the youth of our present age
have fought and died for.
Smyrna times., 1945-05-24
MEMORIAL DAY
SERVICE MAY 30
Public Service Will Be Held
On School Ground We'd
nesday at 9:15 A. M.
ON FRAZIER ST. CAMPUS

The public is invited and urged
to attend a Memorial Day Service
on Wednesday morning, May 80,
at 9:15 a. m. on the Frazier Street
side of the Smyrna School. The
organizations participating in the
service are the school, the Ameri-
can Legion, the American Legion
Auxiliary, Company B of the Ma
tional Guard, and local ministers.
The need for Memorial service is
perhaps more acute this year than
ever before, and it is sincerely
hoped that the community will
avail themselves of the opportun-
ity to participate by being present.
Program For Service
Professional, Glee Club; Flag
Raising, Company B, Delaware
State National Guard; Flag Salute;
Invocation; Scripture Reading;
Address, Chaplain Earl Land
throop; Placing of Wreath, Legion
Auxiliary; Prayer; Salute to the
Dead, American Legion; Taps,
American Legion; Benediction;
Recessional, Glee Club.
Smyrna times., 1945-05-24
ENSIGN GEORGE A. HAMILTON
SURVIVES DISASTER IN PACIFIC

Among the survivors of the dis
aster which occurred to the u. S.
Airplane Carrier Franklin in the
Pacific when only 65 miles from
the shores of Japan, late in March,
was Ensign George Armstrong
Hamilton. The story has only re-
Gently been released by the Navy,
but according to official reports it
was one of indescribable horror
and the saving of 300 men blown
into the sea was an epic in naval
warfare. Ensign Hamilton was
assigned to the aircraft carrier
upon graduation from the u. S.
Naval Academy, Annapolis, in
June 1914. Some days after the
disaster he was released at an
island base in the Pacific and
flown in a transport plane to Pearl