davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15
Siebenbiireiid,- -2lmerifaniihes Dolfsblat
,ende Lei.tunsen de. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Sau IieJo, Gal. Eon all oell
Nrbeiten Sic anerifaniid,e .Srdl, II
segenmartis roabrinsen, trigt feline
Oireftcr Slul Sie1 bel ais Die scr
aranf n'd,Dcitrrn. lleber sic yur,
oulN ser armeeicausitern mli Siji.
lien Iagte Sberit Monnono Scott. iie
ieien ser Sufanteri, .Niuabc Suuor
gefomm,n.
Eic sSlotienid Weitern in Yrarl
Sarbor, al,i Guam uno Sen Eb;ap.
pinen ullo Sic Mrnritarcit,ru uui
8ataan uno Gorregioor Iino,rten 81,
erlten Sfli5c oes arieaes. llno in
ieoer Sd,ladt ihriehen lie lWlle brl.
laut, &apitcl sur g. bid)te ihrcs
Gorps.
Git. rcnn Scr Spo in oid)ter Niibr
lit, Die ). 9. peun cine ipid,t:ac Nr.
terie ourh'dlagen Miro, piirse Sic
1eld)ldlidrfeit o,s Cbiruracn n:d,t
u'el luiten, iuellu CT nitt ois Silie
elner gc'hulten sliiiitentn liitte Ne
'old)en y, leaenbcitcn iegt oie Sdme-
ter ibuea ois Denotgtcu Snitru-
mente sureht, gibt lie i.nn raid, III
Sic Saro. iiinct oeu Ginidnitt. 60
miro Nas Hebcn nla.ldjcs unlerifauis
ld,,n Scloa!en gereitct. Sic Sdrpr=
tern. inlncr nuf SCipitalit5;firn scr
,Slottc uno III swlolu5arrtten ser Mr=
nee ii, Der 9tibe Der ssront anlM-
lelto, ju'alnl,n nit ocn MerSten lmh
Sauit1trrn buben oIs Seben pielfr
&erlpl,noetcr eerettet. Nid)t nnr
ourd, Mlsii6ung ibrcr 8e'hidlid-
felt, iono.rn audi 0nrh ibren alli-
munternoen 8eilt tragt sic Sd)lre-
tier sur idnelleren geneian,g Ser
SertpltnSeteu b,i.
Nberitleutnant Serrin $. Song er-
tlurte, ,pelta man oen @elid)tsalls-
Sruf ser Ser,punoeten iebeu fonnte,
lpenn tie aus slmbulausen fommen
uno Sdrpeitern lie nnIGdpln, oann
uiibtt man a!lcb, ipaS iiir Elm moro
liId)er isoftor oie;e Sd,peiteru an
ser ,sront iino. Iie Sdrpeiter in
Burma mar Elm Anipprn fir oie BORT
tinpienSen Sruppen, pie &aplun
Sobn Senrp Suitus bon Spartans-
burg. g. g., mitteilte. MGbrenS ser
Moniri5eit .ieien Sdpueiteru luo
Sploaten taseIang tropiuab sepeien.
Sdlrbe ullo Hub uniformeu ieien in
eilleln 0tunnt SaDin getpeier. slber
Die Sdl,peitcrn, bclten aus. ySenn sic
Ssllte 10 milo, waren. oaB lie alaub-
ten, tiinen Sfritt rchr MAIDEN ,is
fonn.n, iahen lie sic Sdapeitern bel
Itromenoem Hegen ibre Mrbeit per-
81 belien. Sic maren. tpo man lie
uno bielten ourh. @enn ein Ionu
pertrunoet 5uriifsebrad,t ipuroe, mo-
rem SdpDeitern INNER sort, lun if,m
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

@albington. Ser SlospafiId,e
&ei,natSieit sitierte fiirSlid III elmer
ociltifiprod)igen &unofunfIenoung
einen, BON oen Sropaganoilten &arl
Sausfneht seId)riebenen artifel, in
oem bns Cos Ser rSolfsoeutihen"
Scr SIoipafei entbiiQt Ino befannt
geSeben tpuroe, bnB ole .3ipier" aus
Ser Sitliben Slospofei ins Heib eua.
f,tiert iinb BORT einem l,nslipiiien
SdidioI iiberant1portet tporoen iinO.
&ausfnedlt id)rieb Ser SenSung s,,-
iclse:: Tds Sabr t944 bd. IN unic-
rer Solfsgruppe einidneioenoe Ser
dnSerumgen georadt. Bis gum Som-
lner 1943 mar Ole Eolfssruppe i'm
Sipier 2ono ::no inn SauerIano in
Ser Gage getpeicn, tros fricasbeoins-
ter Ginldr1nfungen = rebenbei nur
tpeniser i'm 8erslei6 nit oen Spiern
Der Heid)soeutId}en = ltinoiee Mui-
bal,arbeit fortsufiibren. Inter Dem
Hanner ser nationalioSialiitiibc
Sheen iparen mir in oer Sage, ic,rieb
$ausfneht, riiniere aultur. uniere
Yolitif uno utiere 0irtif,ait in Sic
len 0ebieten tpieoer bof)3ubrinaen.
Wr bdtten Grfolg. peil es uns m0a.
LID mar. aus elmer Seriprengten uno
oerbinSungsloien 2oIonie einen ae.
elnfen Vlof 3u MAIDEN.
Na4 800 Sabren BON Der Sdoae
8e5mmn9en
.Gie Iolgen oes Nutides i'm Mu.
quit 1914 Goes auiitan6es ilo,pafi,
ifjer Hatrioten) tparen uber rnper.
nleiolid), SlunnI sic uns sur geriii.
gnig ltebcnSen Mittel beihrdnft ma
rem, uno uniere Ieutifen muBten
oober bittere OpIer trosen", ion,mert
4ausfneht oann. rIas ifmer3ld,lte
yeto Dur6e Sen 8elpobnern ser 3ips
duierlegt, OILS es nottperoig muroe,
BON ibnen 81 rerlangen, oa6 lie ibre
9eimitdtten uno ibr 2ano perlaiien,
auT oenen iiber 800 Sahre lana un-
5dblige Oelerationen 0eutiher ae.
lebt uno oas gan5e 9ano gu einem
Snbegriff oeutid)en 2ebens gerl.ofyt
batten. Selbit oieie Biiroe eroriidte
fie aber nift tros alien Summers,
fonoern Tie uno lire golfsaenoiien
aus Dem &uuerlat1 berltnn0en iebr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

9llls sSeibnunaen Ger ,Slotte fiir ber.
ourragenoe Iienlte IN ocnl &auptla.
garrett ser 6lutte in GnglonO NOD
-eno ser Snpaiion Sranfreifs. SIN
Sal,fe bon neln Monatcn bate mon
in biele,n 2asarett nit 1900 8etter
AR II 5ooesiGlle. Illegenoe 8om.
ben iieIen ltGnoig nm oas 2oSarett,
erjieltcn aber felncn Golltrefier.
Cine anoere ipidtiae Mliisab, oe,
9rmee. uno 6lottenidnpcitern lit ibre
slrbcit nit Gene, enoen. NQe 0eldif
iid,feit Der Gbirureen lit nl,slos,
Denn Ole Tatienten p,rnafldiiigi
weroen. Sic Sd,meitern belfen ben
arantsn uno &srmuuoeten. iid aui
Sic Hiidfebr gum Militdroicnlt por-
iubereiten pSer eil,en Elob inn 3ipil,
leben 81 iinbc,l. Die Moae ser Sfape.
tern lit es, bei osn Terpunoeten eine
oerniinItiae tipholosiid,e einiteauns
lpad)5urlien.
Iie tatriotiiden esrouen, oie Ser
leiltnn9siabiaen Yilidtausiibuns in
jeo,r Saec fiibis iinb. peroienen oie
Wert'd)dbllng aller, beionSers aber
iener. beren 8atten. S6abne uno
Siebiten i6nen rift 9.ben peroanfen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

Serr anapp uuo ieine ;srau kiisen
Gin Eager fir 9tadttultur in Snoi-
ana ,oas iie lcit 13 Sabren bstrei-
fen, aleroinss nur int CONNER
Sn Ninter pratti5iert Serr anapp
OILS Nehtsanpalt. Gr iutereliierts
iid, iiir Nadtfultur. einiad, aus oenr
Wrunoe, neil er ia Ood nadt ol,'
oie Melt fam.
SIN iibrisen li6t iid) iiir icinen
Stnnopuift nnanbes aniiibrcn. gu.
lidit meint Serr &napp, oab Nadt-
flltur 10 Semlt, alle llntsrid)leoe
puiid)en Sen Natipneu beIeitiee, uici-
leiht iogar &riege. oenn es lieat
oui ser Sano. oab nudte Soloaten
itre eireuen &ameraOen pom 6ein.
& niht unteriteioel, founten, srcnE
IS einmal sum aimpieu fomm:.
Niht einmal ibre Siii5iere lpiiroen
lie crfenucn. Inter iolheu llmltIn,
sen ipiiroe natiirlich ser &rieg auf.
hGrcu llno Die 8emiitltd)felt begun,
ncli.
Serr Gnapp bat ga Grfahrune
Gr par nlmlid) I'M lesten Mslt-
frege llno puroe uertpunoet. Vii!
Ser @unoe Bate or allerlel Sdlpie.
riafeiten, oie afsr peridrpanoen, als
Ct SonncublOer nabm. slnItatt nat
Airifa 5u geben llno bort als Viii.
iiouar sic Gingeboreuen 81 belief.
Sen, be'dlob &err anapp bier elllc
Cutfleioungsfanlpasne 81 beginnen.
uno er sriinoete oen Sunlbinc
@atbers Club, Ser aber, ipie gelagt.
nur inn CONNER titia lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15
TIM Neit ,,cIniisteit
$taatsIstat
2onboner Heaiermna mirb aar5una
Der 3ab9mngen ans ben in Mn,cr'fI
beppnierten Wel6ern erfabren
Overscas News Agency

Overscas News Agency)
Maibingtcn. Der polniiden
Grilregierung in 9onoon, Die, tpie
in yolta bon Sen ,Erei @roben"
entihieoen tpl,roe, BON elmer propi
ioriidpn nationalen Giubeitsregie-
rung abaelolt peroen iou, tperoen
oie 3uWnoulgen aus oeln Icll Ser
IN Sen Gereinietn Staaten sepo.
n;erten Aesierunsssel,er oraitiih
sefiir5t neroen. wie Sp.'rieas Nelps
Maencp eri1brt.
Sn Sen Tereinigtei Sl1aten milB
oie polniide Grilrcgierrns uno ibre
bieiige 8otidait iepeils oe Dem
Shasamt nm cine Ausi.,brlisenj
iiir sic oem Jono entnonmener
Wiittel onilsden uno audi I'm Sic
Grlaubris einfomlnen, .auienoe
Mussaben 5u Oeden. Cine dbnlidr
Situation beitebt III englani uno
! miro mabriheil,lid in 5ranfreih
seid)aiien perocn.
81 8egirn bes SaDres 1914 b1n-
| olgten Die sSranjoien ser polniideu
Grilregierune $50, 100000 aus. sic
Tie nod Weitairifa serettet batten,
uno oieier Staatsihat tpuroe, m;e
angenomlnen miro, nod Sen Ner-
ciniatrn \Staaten, &anaoa uno
Gnglano iiberiiibrt. 8as bon Sic
lem @elo iibria se6lieben lit, lit
Siuar oas gigent,,m ser 8anf BON
Eolen, ieine Yermcnoung lit jeood)
abbGngig bon ser 6rage, ,pie sic
Gereinteu 9tationen oas polniihe
Hroblem loien.
9tur iene Ntittel, Sic sic Son,
ooner Solen in ser Sdtpeis, in
Sd)meoen ODER Spanien - Sic nid)t
MitglIeoer ser gereinten Nationen
limo beponiert baben mogen,
f0nnen bon ibnen obne Gontrollc
Ser Gereiuten Nationen bcuutt
lppr0en.
Ias StaatsOepartment bat, mi,
Die Ooeri,as Nems ascncp meiter
eridbrt, Sic Gin5elbeiten ieiner So
titif i'm 3uiamnlenbang nit ser
llnseltaltuna Ser polniiden &esie-
run nod niht aussearbeitet, uno
oaber miro lpabribeinlid Dor ser
8iiffebr 1rdiioent 8ooieuelts uno
ieines Stabes aus ueberiec, feir
tenid)eiSenoer Shritt in oieier
Jragen ullternomner rerNen.
bttinn 6ragen nom, ,hsga ssstib %
| Die gan5e Jrage miro afut ,per-
Zen, luenn unb iobalO sic polniid,t
grilregierung oOer sic polnilf)e
Botid)ait in @aiDineton oarum er-
iuden iollte, bai BON Sen nod, bier
perblie6enen yfittcln cine ar06ere
! Gntnabme reitattet ueroe. ,Sn einen,
iolden iSalle ipiiroe oas Sdatanu
Sds slnIltden an bas Stute 9eparts
nlent ueiterleiten mo iid) bon oe.
Holitif oieies Minilterillms letcn
lalen.
Sn 8aibineton ,puroe in lettcl
Seit Oapon seiproden. oaB Die bieii
le polniid)e @eianotidait erbeblid)s
Summen iiir groBe GmpiGuge unr
Sropaganoastpefe alIsgegeben bot
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15
Kcbleitrerbramsb
,uirH einecittr0i,ft

@aibirgton Sn ben n1hiten 1.,-
gen iino nalle Sraitiid,s 9eiti,nmnn.
gen flir oen Gerbraud) bon &oble all
ertparten. oblpObl giinltige An3eidTr
oaiiir porlicgcn, oab Die Yerbano.
litiWen 5auiidcn Sen 8clibern bo,!
Weidfoblengruben unb ibren 9lrbei.
terri l,nl clllen nelen &rntraft iid
giinltig anlaiicn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15
Ntcsea,t n,el>et GntHcef.
,afte eineS Scmtitteft
urterormnSaricnals

Wosfau. - llebcr sipei ausae-
oebnte unterirOiife @aiienlacer
!lno @fabrifen Ser 1eutihen berid)-
tet Ger ~Hra,poa" ".&orreiponoent
Boris Eolepop. Holeppp lit, mic
allgenonllnen miro, ser 1. ufroini-
lben Nrnlee oes Maridaas &onetr
sugeteilt. Die gegenipdrtig in S6le-
iien itebt.
"Wir lanSeten aui einem Slug
plab nabe einem mddteen @alou
uno fragten uns penpunbert, ,parum
Gle 3eutidpn i'm (ben ;Slugplob)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

Tie 0eIan,t5ubl Scr einbeimiiGen
@tiin5en I'M Sabre 1914 itebt i'm Ser
sleid Ill 2,O36, 600, 900, sic i'm Sabr
1913 eeprigt tul,roen. 9tur muroen
I'M Sabre 1943 mebr Miin,en bon
bobcrem Wert geprigt, 10 DAB ser
Nenn,pert in osm Sabre $136, ,OOO,-
COG 90 T. nar, nsrg!iden nit $121, 600,
600 in 1914. @ ~'s,-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

DIE ssroni fiht fir guh :
Gut Sbr oas gute. iommelt aItme.
tall unb ai6enfettl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15
UMSONST Sofis..ss, Sod WistarxS, 1oe

FORMS HElL-OEL LlNlMENT - anti.
septisch-bringt schnelle LinderunV Won
rheuma schen und neuralsischen Schmer.
ZEN, muskul0sen RIckenschmerzen. stei.
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln. Verstau.
chungen und Verrenkunsen.
FORNTS MACOLO - alkalisch---lindere
aewisse Magenst6rungen vie Sodbrennen
und Verdauungss hervorgerufen
dureh Elm Uebermass an Siure.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

SO sich Forni's xeiterprobtes Alpenkrau.
tor. Mehr ais elm AbfIhrmittel. % tst auch
eino Masentstiskeit anresende Medizins
hesgestellt aus 16 der Natur Stsenen me-
dixinischen Wurzeln. kriutern und Pflan.
zen. AlpenkrIuter brinst TRACE DSrms zem !.
Arbeiten und hilft, verharteten AbfalS
sanft und leicht auszuscheiden. sowie do
duSch Hartleibiakeit verureachten Case -
vertreiben und gibt dem Masen das angc'
pehme Cefuhl Won Wirme. Wenn Sic
die Freuden slucklicher Linderuns von
Hartleibisk cit sbe scnwerden wieder ysissch
wollen und CUR selben Zeit lhrem Masen
suttun wollen, besorsen Sic sich noch
heuts AlpenkrSuter und nehmen Sic 20
elm genau vie auf dem Etikett angegeben.
Falls Sic 60 In lhrer Nachbarschaft NIGHT
kaufen kjnnen, sender Sic fur unserr
XpsnkrHutsr EinfIhrung sangebot d
erhalten Sic +.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15
'F1hle mich sshr gull.
Dunk den,
AIpenkridiuter''

Wenn funktionalo
Hartleibiskeit Ans
dauert und Sic mis
serabel, nsrv6s und
irritiert fuhlen und
an deren Symp.
tome leidsn-kopf.
schmerxen, Ublem
Mundseruch, vers
stimmtem Magens
Verdauun Ysst6:
runs. Schlaf- und
Appetitlo sigkeit
und lhr Ma9en fGhlt
The sub., 1945-01-06
Union Sends Gifts
 To Its Servicemen

St. Understanding unique in the way of holiday cheer for it's members in Sarvice was revealed here by Local 1 of the Electrical Workers,
 The local Is sending a $10 Christ mas check to each of its 482 mem bers in uniform, both at home and abroad. Along with the gift, the local is mailing engraved cards bearing the I. B. E. w. seal and this message:
 we are proud of you boys and your magnificent record of achievement during the past year. We sincerely hope that complete victory will soon be yours and that you will be heading back to the old home town where we. as well as your loved ones, will be awaiting you."
The sub., 1945-01-06

Note: Girls who have bow1ed listed.
 Individual High String. Lucy Rincicotti, Team No. 2, 136.
 Individual High Three, tied. Eleanor Newbury, team No. 6. S42. and Lucy Rincicotti, team No. 2. 342.
 Team High String, team No. 2, Victory Yard Wonders, 497.
 High Team Total (winners of first round), team No. 5, Blueprint Department, 1,438.
 Note: According to vote of the executive committee (12 captains plus 3 officers) the majority (12 to 3 are in favor of establishing the following rule for the Girls League: That an eligible team Is one constituting four Cor five) members who participate in bowl ing in order to secure the points as well as their averages.
The sub., 1945-01-06

1 Christmas 1914
 Rowland Bishop ; I have been to a wake, The greatest
 And saddest wake Ever held on Earth 1 ... The glowing embers Of Hell
 Still seep up
 Through the half frozen Acres of earth
 That were stirred From their Winter slumbers Into a nightmare
 Of unreal summer
 When the kiss of heat And quicklime
 Pressed a sad, dead burden On the breast Of Mother Belgiuml Twelve Holy Men
 Sang the funeral mass While thirty-seven hundred Grave diggers i Spread the lime And dust
 Over what had been So short
 Ago. .s.
 Your hope. ... And my hope. -. Your love. And my love. =. This is not tears You see!
 It's the quick heat And the burning horror And the soon return To cold and winter That brought the mist Before my eyes; That made my soul | Ache l And my sinews turn to Watered ice! 1 I HATE WARl But I'm used to killing ... And if they want 1t this way With no mercy, And if I must stand alone Before God As I stand alone here The last of my regiment, My buddies- Then I will!
 And I will say:
 Father, I killed Not in defense
 But without mercy ." Father, I killed Cunningly, and with stealthl For a blue flame Of hatred
 Like a flash of Ice Fired me through That nightl ... That night I stood The lone Survivor
 And watched
 Two times ten thousand Buried at BASTOGNEp |
The sub., 1945-01-06

Every one is eagle-eyed to soe an0ther's faults and defOrmity. = Dryden.
The sub., 1945-01-06
PERSONAL MENTION

Ensign Jack Perry, M s. Desels crack tackle and end third engineer boat shipping out of San Francisco While port he played with the San Diego Clippers in the West Coast League One of his teammates Joe Styda har former All League star from the Chicago Bears
The sub., 1945-01-06

Note Girls who have bowled strings not been
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
al Target
Soldier

Shotgun practice with tin cans
as the target. after ar unsuccess-
ful hunt with three companions
today proved fatal 10 Pfc. Alfred
Yankee. 10. Of i7345 Hanna, Mel
vindale
Yankee died shortly after ad-
mittancc 10 Wayne County Cen
cral Hospital late yesterday. lie
was on furlough from Camp
Cook, Cal.
The fatal blast was fired by
Don Willard, Is. Of 1875 Hanna.
MelUndaIc, while he, Yankee and
two companions were tossing tin
cans into the air and shooting at
them near Pennie and Telegraph
roads.
The other two were identified
as Mike Valan, II. of 1861 Ruth,
and William Ferris, 20, of 1867
Henry, both Of Melvindale. None
was held by police.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Venezuela Decree

CARACAS, Oct 25 uNS)-The
revolutionary junta controlling
the government of Venezuela has
issued decree prohibiting its
from running IN the
forthcoming presidential elections.
TODAY'S BEST PICTURES
TODAY. The Detroit Times
gives you superb Photographic
CoNerage of events,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

High Coat Of Being President
Of the u. =. a. Since the Late
MIR. ROOSeveIt's Very Long
Residence In the White House,
Poor Man Can Hardly Afford
Ia BE the No. American-and
MIR. Truman Really Needs
Raise. Read the Details in The
American Weekly, With This
Sundays Issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Evening star., 1945-08-13
Execution of Nun in Budopest
Answers Sacrifice PRAYER

Sister Sarah was once sentenced
to death but an appeal was pending
when the war ended. But as tn,
end neared Sister Sarah was be.
trayed by convent employe whom
she had discharged. She was the
only one of the rebellious nuns exc
cuted and all feel her death was ar
answer to her prayer, as God &C
cepted the sacrifice and soon ended
the visitation of wrath.
Throughout the Russian lombard
ment of the city the convent was
in direct line of both the Russian
and the German fire. 1t was hit
several times but not badly dam
aged. Near the end of the war an
old priest and an aged Jew ac-
companying him were shot in the
convent garden and both buried
there under cross. This was
ordered removed by the Hungarian
government because American and
British were to be billeted nearby
Evening star., 1945-08-13

Leona V. Baumgartner, pediatrician
Of the New York City Department
OF Health, and by Mrs. Ida K.
Fivian, instructor in foreign Ian
guages at Bradford Junior College,
Bradford, Mass.
Evening star., 1945-08-13
Eisenhower's Visit
Convinces Him Stain
Wants u. ). as Friend
BY the Associated Press,


MOSCOW, Aug. 13.-Gen. Elsen
hover told a press conference today
that Premier Stain had said thing
during their social meeting her,
which convinced him Soviet Rus.
Slas paramount desire was to bt
friends with the United States anc
her people.
He said he was unable to dis.
close details of the meeting, but
he was visibly impressed.
Gen. Eisenhower declared he hac
not halted his troops at The Elbe
or anywhere else last spring be-
cause the Red Army or Stain re-
quested it.
The American general said the
reason American troops stopped at
the Elbe short of Berlin was because
he wanted to break up Hitler's re-
doubt in the south as fast as DOS
slble. His orders to the commanders
were to halt at the Elbe at certain
places and turn southwark at others
with all speed possible. These
orders were given weeks ahead of
time, he said, and it never was his
plan to halt at any military political
zone.
Not Asked About Atom Bomb.
Gen. Eisenhower declared he
would be glad to place before Con-
gress the record of the way the Red
Army high command co-operated
with him during the European war.
He said Premier Stain had asked
him nothing about the atomic bomb
but he disclosed that he and Mar
shall Georgi Zhukov had talked
about it in general way on their
flight from Berlin to Moscow.
Gen. Eisenhower won immediate
Russian confidence for he has been
told details of such things as the
Stain tank and the Red Army's
methods of handling supply and
communications problems.
On their way to Moscow, Marshal
Zhukov and Gen. Eisenhower eX-
changed ideas on strategy and tao
tics, and each went into detail on
how he won his part of the war
lhukov got out paper and pencil
and drew sketches of his main op-I
eratlonS for Eisenhower, explaining
each one IN detail. Eisenhower told
the Russian how he managed his
great breakthrough across Ger
many, a thing which the Russians
have never ceased to marvel at.
Sees Sights in Moscow.
Earlier Gen. Eisenhower went on
a sightseeing trip in Moscow. He
hopes to get away for a look at
Leningrad
He spent the morning visiting a
collective factory, the Moscow sub
way and other points of interest
about the Soviet capital.
Gen. Eisenhower and Premier
Stain reviewed yesterday a parade
and demonstration by 10000 athletes
from the Soviet Unions 16 republics.
The American general stood with
the Russian leader on a platform
atop Lenin's tomb in Red Square
the first foreigner ever accorded
such an honor. Gen. Eisenhower
was accompanied by his son, 1t.
John Eisenhower, United States
Ambassador w. Averell Hartman
and Maj. Gen. j. Russell Deane
chief of the United States military
mission to the Soviet Union. The
general was applauded by the great |
crowd.
Evening star., 1945-08-13

To relieve the housing shortage
Australia may use ex-military huts.
Evening star., 1945-08-13
Todoy's War Story
By THOMAS K. HENRY,
Star War CORRESPONDENT.

BUDAPEST.-Five months age
Sister Sarah was shot in the back
and her body was thrown into the
Danube. Thus God answered the
frail girls prayer that she be an
accepted sacrifice, as Christ was ac-
cepted, to appease His anger at an
evil world visited with the wrath
| of war.
think the story of Sister Sarah
Salkahazi the most fantastic have
encountered in this war. I slept in
her convent here last night-the
mother house of the Sisters of Social
Service-with converts all over Eu-
rope and America. The tale was
told me by DR.. 1ren Slachta, for
merly of the faculty of Fordham
University, New York. DR.. Slachta
is a sister Of Mother Superior Mar
grit Slachta.
Sister Sarah was nun of a noble
Hungarian family. She Joined the
order shortly before the war and
devoted herself largely to hiding
Jews hunted by the Nazis. She
saved many lives, but the sufferings
OF the prosecuted preyed on her
mind. One day she asked the
mother superior's permission to re-
peat publicly in the convent chapel
the prayer she made the night be-
fore in the secrecy of her cell so
she would have witnesses.
She said before the assembled
nuns:
Dear Lord, accept my life, given
willingly for thousands not ready
to die"
The prayer was also written and
placed in a prayer book, but this
relic was on her person when she
was thrown in the river.
Mother Superior Margrit Slachta,
an extraordinary woman, a former
member of the Hungarian Parlia-
ment and prominent in the Chris
tian Socialist party through the
war, hid $50 Jewish women disguised
as nuns in the convent throughout
the war.
She also edited the monthly mag
azine Voice of the Holy Ghost, with
constant anti = Nazi propaganda.
which was surreptitiously dis
tributed.
Sister Sarah was in charge of one
OF the branch houses of the order
hiding Jews. When Ribbentrop
visited Budapest the convent was
the only building in the city re-
fusing to fly the Nazi flag.
Evening star., 1945-08-13

posal will be withheld until the din
ner, MIR. Kinkead said, I'VE believe
the site chosen is ideal for the pur-
pose and would place Washington in
the lead in metropolitan planning
Tor the postwar air age"
He said the airpark would be
proposed as memorial to Wash
lngton men who served in the air
forces of the various armed services.
Evening star., 1945-08-13
Cancer Specialist Dies

DENVER, Aug. 13 CP.-Dr. Will
liam Cramer, ST, cancer specialist
and head pathologist of the Barn
ard Free Skin and Cancer Hospital
in st. Louis, died here Friday. A
native of Brande1burg, Germany,
DR.. Cramer was head pathologist
for the Imperial Cancer Research
Fund in London from 1915 until he
came to the United States in 1899.
Evening star., 1945-08-13
Clubs S Plans for Airpark
To Be Revealed Tuesday

Detailed plans for centrally To-
Gated airpark for civilian flyers will
be presented to District and Fedora
officials by the Aero Club of Wash
ington at a dinner at the Hotel
Statler Tuesday night, Robert Kin
kead, club president, announced
today.
The dinner will climax the two
day Joint Airport Users Conference
to be held under the auspices of the
National Aeronautic Association
The Aero Club and the Washington
Junior Board of Commerce will
sponsor the dinner.
Although particulars of the pro-