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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-24
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-24
ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page $

|. Exerting influence with inn
portant people.
2. A prison.
8. Lots of money.
4. Nothing doing.
$. A secret departure; escape.
6. To examine.
z. A hundred and fifty thous-
and dollars.
8. One who always ioresees
disaster. :@
9. An easy task.
10. Impermanent ard unreli-
able.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-24

3inD Gle anb SAre ansehorissn
beitslteb TN Qranfvnveretn xnD
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II bic Sett tet3utreten. I'm senamess
0mfsrmatisM rutem Gie ben esfal.
Uertfetsr On.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-24

- unterftaten Sic oie I'M .DolfS
tJatt" anaeieenoen @ei&dfte!
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

turn n events, he dropped down
10 500 feet and few back and
forth over Los Negros. Not an
enemy shot was fired.
Whitehead, realizing Wise'S
long experience as one OF the
eyes of MacArthur's COM
mand, decided something was
amISs and deserving Of invesu-
gaUon.
The following day the entire
Fifth Air Force attacked Los
Negro> Island at attitudes
never exceeding 1000 feet. IL
NlpS were there, Whitehead
eaSoned. they would not allow
such an attack without respond
ing with heavy ground fire.
There was no opposition 10
the strange mission, not SIM
Gle American alrplane was shot
AZ, not a puff Of antl-aircraft
seen.
To MacArthur'S headquarters.
on the evening OF Feb. -, went
a message from Whitehead out
lining the entire situation and
suggesting the enemy had evac-
uatcd the bulk Of his garrison
across the 200-yard stretch Of
water separating Los Negros
from ManuS Island.
DUr Macarthur in a tight
L spot and he loves il. The
nearneSS OF battle or a SUR
prise enemy move always
sees him clicking with perfect
precision.
In a fash. Macarthur is
sued field instructions TO
Kruger; Prepare recon-
naiSSanCe team in force To
strike at the Admiralty Is
lands without delay.
AT dawn the following morn
ing. Macarthur and Kenney,
aboard the latter'S Flying For
ueSs took off for New Guinea.
Less than A week later ele-
mentS Of the First Cavalry Di-
vl>ion-l.5 500 strong - smashed
ashore on the beaches of Los
Ncgros Island.
4 daring and magnificent
gamble had opened and Mae
Arthur wds present aboard a
SeUsnth Fleet wdrship as per-
sonai commander of the opsr-
alton.
Macarthur frankly coufesses
that one of the reasons he en-
Joys going with the navy on An
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

overwhelmed with surprise and
shock at the audacity of the
American move, was simply un-
able 10 cope with the blitzkrieg
tactics employed and with the
powerful air blows that daily
hammered OUT a path for ad-
vancing First Cavalrymen.
The rest Is proud history.
The gamble had been successful
beyond all expectations.
Now Macarthur was really
ready 10 roll up the rug toward
his Philippines goal. The Pa
cihC fleet committed 10 the Ad-
miralty operation was freed.
and, instead. provided support
Tor Macarthur in the successful
invasion of Hollandia. Dutch
New Guinea, on April %, 1914.
MONTH later, Macarthur
n took the island OF Wakde
and Its excellent airfield. Eight
days after Wakde, American
troops landed on the islands OF
Biak and Owl, air bases within
heavy-bomber range of the foes
naval base at DavAO I'm the
Philippines.
While Adm. Nimitz and Hal
Sey moved west through the
MarianaS and Palau. lashing
the Philippines with carrier
blows as they sped ahead in the
dual offensive, NJ a Art h u r
pushed steadily north.
Finally on Sept. IS, 1914.
IL Oas decided the next great
objective OF Pacific arms
WouId be Leyte Island in the
central Philippines and the
target date, az agreed upon
betWeen Macarthur and Hal
sey, wds set for Oct. 20.
Douglas N A TT h ur was
standing on the threshold 10 the
Philippines.
tTOMORROW-MacArthur's
Bravery and Humanity
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

Cape Gloucester was arnlhlaicd
Al an almost unbellClably low
cost IN American lives and cas4-
alueS.
Swinging quickly back 10
keU Guinea. Macarthur on
Jan. ?, 1874. launched attacks
against the enemy base Of
Sdidor, II5 miles beyond
Finsehhafsn, and occupied the
toes ons-tir1s sfro h o I d
without a casualty IN the hTst
tWo days of invasion.
Now Macarthur went 20
work with planners under Adm.
Chester Nlmitz.
THE OBJECTNE-A large
scale assault, on April ! against
the strategically invaluable Ad-
miralty Islands.
POSE or THE As
SAULT-To sever sea and air
lanes between Japan and the
Japanese bases of Rabaul and
Kavieng, strongest In the south
ern seas,
The AdmiralteS. which lie ap-
proNlmately $50 miles west by
south Of Rabaul, were cOnSId-
cred ideal islands 10 base long
range bombers and Pacific feet
units. Both the entire Amer
lean feet and supporting British
units were stationed in the Ad-
miralties during later stages of
the Pacific war;
COME six divisions Of L. :.
~ troops, the bulk Of the Pa
Cific battle fleet, and all air
forces under Macarthur were
scheduled TO participate in the
largest single attack of the Pa
Cific war 10 that date.
Then, on Feb. 20, the begin
nings of a modern military
miracle took place To the
headquarters Of Gen. White
head. a young Los Angeles,
Cal. reconnaissance pilot, Capt.
Joseph {. Wise, brought news
which was at once unique and
perpleXlng.
For the first time IN nine
Mondays Of Hying reconnais-
sanee oUer Momote Giydrome,
an enemy field on Los NeRroS
Is and in the Admiraities
group, he had failed to see
collection of Roudily-colored
laundry on elotheslines at the
south end Of Momote strip.
t'eeLlng certain Of some new
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

amphibious operation Is the
soda fountain. l can get a long
cold one anytime / want II.
I've seen him many times
drop In Unexpectedly on
sailor at a fountain and chat
unconcernedly with the nervous
bluejacket while his sundae or
soda IL being mixed.
Small things touch him
greatly and I've never seen him
more pleased than at two
thoughtful gestures by sailors
aboard ships carrying him TO a
beachhead.
ONE was a special insignia for
" his own small boat. which
in addition 10 a flag included a
gold-lettered lifebuOy. The other
was a set Of ashtrays from the
men aboard the USS Cleveland.
each having on IL the name Of
an island liberated by MacAr-
thurs command.
He had tears I'm his eyes
when he received II and said.
Boys, this Is the incest present
I've ever received"
As was expected, the Japa-
nese on Manus Island crossed
the narrow strip of Seeadler
Lagoon TO stage heavy counter
attacks that first Sunday night.
Relentlessly. First Cava
troops, spurred by MacArthur's
pledge that heavy reinforce
mentS would arrive on the NOR
row, drove back easy enemy
assault.
The small American earri-
son sonehow held through
the night and at ddWn the
reinforcement convoy tWo
fighting regiments strong
began unloading.
After AS hours Of bitter fight
ing. the issue had been decided
in favor of Macarthur 4 Japa-
neSe defending force literally
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
1DvERusEWEEr
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nagging baekaeha
quickly. once they discover that the real cause
Of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of tax
ing the excess acids and waste out OF the blood
They help most people pass about 3 pints day.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter 10 remain in your blood. IL
pains leg pains. toss Of pep and energy. get
ting up nights, swelling puffness under the
eyes headaches and dizziness. Frequent or
scanty passages with smartng and burning
sometimes shows there 10 something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't wRitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills. a stimulant diuretic. used successfully
by millions for over 40 years. DoAn's give
happy relief and will help the Is nniles Of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get DoAn's Pills.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

and called this one Of our
best insurance policy bull
WarkS.'
He also told us OF bold
massive strokes 10 come
when 70 us there seemed
nothing on the horizon except
short stabs then with the
little at his command, mill
tarIly speaking, Macarthur
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Weary Feet
Perk Up With
Ice-Mint Treat

step Is torture, don't just sroan and do
nothing. Rub on a little Iee-Mint. Frosty
white. creAm-like. its cooling soothing COM
fort helps drive the fre and pain night out
tired muscles relax in grateful relief.
world Of difference in q few minutes See
how medicinal Ies-Mint helps soften up
eorns and callouses too. Get foot happy To-
day, the Ioe-Mint way. At AL druggists.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

MYTH CEN MatARTHJ-R'S FORCES ~ YoKO-
w HAMA. Sept / UNSI-The invasion of the Ad-
miralty Islands without question the most
vital offensive operation under MacArthurs command
prior 10 the assault on Che Philippines
Il was daring thrust which stepped up the tempo OF
the Pacific by az least months II was stroke Of
strategcal genius which rendered mpoent the formidable
japanese bases al Eabau and kaviens.
II freed Americas Pacific feet for other offensive
blows deep into the heart of the enemyS stolen,
bling empire. And il swept the bomber line of the air
forces under Macarthur To within striking distance Of
Iruk and Palau.
Looking back Gen Macarthur forecast with almost
unbelievable accuracy the results Of his intentions
and their effect the enemy His strategic concept of
the unfailing.
I recall that long ago July, 1912, he pre-
dicted Russia tOouid enter the Pacific
her battle in Europe oUer, but not-and he
stressed thisuntiI the SoUets had time to redeploy
their troops the Far East That's the Woy It
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

CQIfle OUT,
lie emphasized that next 10
homeland bombardment-the
atomic bomb was still 10 hc
discovered Japan feared
Russia would march.
He estimated the laps were
holding SO Of their best diNi-
sions on thq Manchurian bor-
der just 10 guard against the
possibility of a Red attack.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

ADVERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

Observation-Disclosures
Bravery and Humanity
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-21
AS To Local Bills

If the proposed new constitution
for the State OF Georgia Is adopted
At a referendum in August, it viii
contain a stipulation that before
any purely local bin can be intro
duced IN the Legislature it must be
advertised to the public IN the
county concerned. While that would
be very much out Of the ordinary,
il is no more so than a lot Of the
measures that find their way INTO
the hoppers, and would at least
keep the people who are vitality
concerned reasonably we'll informed
as to what was going on.
1t is estimated that such a pro-
vision would eliminate ABOUT hall
the bills introduced in the North
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-21

Admiral Doenitz wants to con-
tinue as Germany's native leader.
The guy must have ambitions to
become manager of the worlds most
extensive junk heap,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-21

NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT
your s~un-floWers. Hotter the sun
the better they grow. 7. W. Woo1's
Mammoth Russian Sunf lower
seed SOC 10. Watkins Hardware
Company. Zl-4tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-21

TIN PIE PLATES, FOOD CHOP
perS. B.Wpee TN can SealerS. Char
bottoms. Dust pans, Bread boards.
French trycrs, Bean pots. Watkins
Hardware COMPANY. 2l-4t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-21

FOR SALE: SMALL SADDLE
horse, three gated, with road cart
and harness. Call phoAe 343-J.
2l-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-21

HAIR CLIPPERS. SHEARS, SAFE
" raZors, L straps. Watkins
Hardware Company. 2l-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-21

WANTED TWO GIRLS OVER l8
for soda fountain work. Apply n
person at Gold Seal Soda Shop,
next to Stevenson Theatre. 2l-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-21

OVER -
wears old as Carrier-SaIes'
men. Those employed must t ~
able to post $1,000 bona.
Good routes with good pay
for the right boys. ApPs
Circulation Manager Dav
Dispatch
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-21

LOST A & c GAS RATlONlNuu
books. For reward can "a "a 9,i
knight, l046-J.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-21

GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for your
table. We deliver and ave you
gas and time. Phone 439. Always
ready to serve you. Herbcrt's Vel
low Front. 25-t1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-21

TRANSPLANTED MARGLObE ~
mato plants, cabbage plans and
fall heading, potato plants 'i'
collard plants later. ". A. F'.u -;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-21

Camp Butncr. North Curol.na
zee
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-21
WANT ADS
Get Results

COUPLE WANTS -FOUR OR FIVE
Ioam hous, VITA modern coaNea-
IcnCeS. Cull 3TI-W. PIT.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-21

M R ME- No
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W. NCGu{fS
worErsnsh-n IR7a aa~nS, bEST
mer Stone Wow 9I'''Ag Pal
Lansstoa. 2Ig " l"t. " v
2l.'s
COCOA DOOR uArc
starr f.r41. .. HIBBE3
ma.tHaa .,. .''''' ru59r.
.ua.as#ra l,ns5Eq Watkins
Ply,
COAL RATION CUT oor
ncXt winter. (Ste d,iy IoR
yape.). Weatncr,no qr.,.' news
n1vs " co. +,soy, 90 alater.a! soon
or exnar. o+o. 80, ..'As o. lue.
there soon Wrs.a Working
ad'asoa-S h.iA Co., Richmond. w.
~ go S''f.'e. S-M-tt
THE PRISON WHO rnI.,,
LcggCtl's package Sa,.,5l,D \
-, containing boys brown pants
oIo". ana "n.,e stape shirt ana
pa. l'tIo" SOCKS is requested IL
HI'G'H 'tG\t S'''t al r. G. Davis
o'ii9 -. 2l-la
W. lS-NsAL INIa0 - IN T. SSl'pC
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26
PATTON WARNS OF WAR

After each previous war and az the
present moment. We have been induced as
a nation 10 subscribe 90 the doctrine that
On weakness. there j. strength declares
General George :. Patton Jr. who believes
hal universal military training j. necessary
if the UEfed States wishes 10 avoid de-
tructlon in the next war
The fiery general insists that unpre-
paredueS means improy isation and i'm
prorisation means expense in money and
blood. that iH the next war. our opponents
whoever they may be. "will sc 20 the besr
of their ability that the arsenal II demor-
racy Is destroyed and assert. that prepared
ness in The past would have prevented sew
raj wars ion which America engaged
Explaining himself General Patton
ssid. n have studied and pract.ced var aII
ms life Therefore. am utterly opposed
20 it bur am not an ostrich do not want
ro bury ms head in the sand ~ wl-hu
thinking Unless we are armed and pre-
pared. the next war Will probably d,-tras
Is. No one Uho has lived r destroyed
.ouutry can view such ros-1i.r. Rth
anything bat horror
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26
SYMPATHY MISPLACED

"The plight of German civilians ha.
tended 20 hr mavr.frd. " declare Raymond
Daniel n dispatch 90 The New York
Times from Berlin
The newspaper man reports that the
arrival of civilians and afIcer>. Who newer
ass combat and have little knowledge Of
be- conditions existing has resulted in
some sympathy for the Germans and some
recommendations that Allied restrictions
'e lgnten,d
W have read several reports from
American CORE pondent> ln Berlin. tending
20 establish the fact thar American az,
.egna.Hg 20 show sympathy for thc sur
terng of German civilians This g.. NOT
strange. considering the nature OF our peo-
nle. but o. probably results. las Indicated hv
Mr. Daniel. from ignorance on the part of
those who are unacquainted with what ha~
happened n Europe a. q result of Nazi ag-
gresson.
u might De good idea for the Army
20 require Americans. civilians and soldier.
who enter Germany 10 take course eft
study hat Will make them familiar with th,
fate 81 helpless. civilians in occupied coun-
tries. whose suffering has not ceased with
the end Of hostilites
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26

wouldn't worry 1houi the assess
nents. would you"
mo. we'd follow each step and
curfail We couldn't do that with
ess than . hfty-one per cent
ggle."
@And there lsn't anyone now
holding stock that ycu could
zMlng % youg~
Jane had put another small los
% thc Ere. had watched the fame
aka the peeling bark and then
thse heart u the wood harins 40
.xfil Il tul ned the dark room into
. golden cave.
NO" she sighed, unless II
would be the mythical man. l.
johnson
~gamef"
She looked Up o. see Evelyn.
hands 70 both cheeks her eyes
Nlke wlth horror
~Ev. what On eErthT~
~On earth-he isnfi Jsne. that's
Roy Jane-Roy - Leroy
Jonnson
I'd forgotten about the stock.
I never really knew. Roy was
working az the plant when u firxt
opened. that made him eligible.
why, Jane" She sat up.
Jane Grey. do y3u realize Car
ter had 90 puG the sale Of that
stock throlz h before resolved
r.v inheritance Or he'd lose con-
troll 4 the stock He'd lose even
h City Per cert control % thg
votes ard we'd have
Fifty tao, answered Jane
softly Yes. I realize that
Ehat's WY hss oxen 50 nasty
r.cc % ne. trying o influence me
= he c11l-8ns Bay And. Jane.
raafs way res tired % spoil Cur
friendship
-Yes
"Janc. hadn't this ever occurred
% Yea before
"Once. " wlruurcd faEe.
"Ari yo1 fdTt tell mes"
~Hew could I. Evs I'd suggested
g8u Caeck on The Etocks before
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26
On,teadof4i.,,
-. ;. So. b. PEGGY oMoRI

Won sold You remember what
you SAID. After that--wcl. there
were 50 many things happening.
and had decided ! was growing
TOO suspicious q everyone.
Evelyn sat down. drew her Slip
pcred feet up 90 the edge Of the
chair, wrapped her arms around
her knees and smiled a Jane.
won't promise b do what ]
think you're going 10 want But,
Jane, I wtil promise this. III
never vote on anything important
the first time its - scented. ana
will always listen O. your side
before | make a decision
A SHIPMENT u iron from Guf-
II fiery had been caught tn tire
Ogden. Utah. bott '@ngck. II would
take action on the spot % nave
the car singled out. reroutcd and
sent on is way In time % dove
tail the finished orders going oct.
~Ev--Iane. hat barely On hcr
head. spoke % her companion
axe over VII you II EAEEhAAN
the next plane for Ogden. some
blessed man had a change Of
heart and ! won his seat Better
get Judge Morgan IN. Carter is
Being a very good boy since you
became an acknowledged stock
holder. bat stiii do Z trust him
4 don't kn0W how long Ill be
away"
II was really too easy This was
an agricultural country. and the
Sheridan pumps were well known.
Jane started back % Salt Lake
City. from where she'd take her
Ecst-bound plane.
IL q man. heading Tor the east
sound plane. hadn't received q
telegram az tho preclsn moment
be was passing Jana. y - hadn't
slso had q reservation ~ the Naw
in Washington. -. c.
but he had. and who vas she
- ay IN the face - destiny!
Ts, be ssniinaeA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26
KEEP UP LIVELY INTEREST

Key Westers. when called upon. can
manifest keen interest IN the welfare of
their city.
That has been demonstrated By the
large registration for the election Of city
commissioners on November 6.
II should be borne in mind that resi-
dents. up To now. had not registered for a
good many years. as IL had not been ne
cessaTy for them % qualify. after the abol-
ishment Of the poll tax. every two years.
In view Of the fact that they had fal-
.en out of the habit Of gu llifying for every
election. in the city and 10 the county. The
Citizen considers the showing a. excep-
tionally good.
Early today the outlook was that the
total 81 reregistration would go well over
he 1900 mark. The $500. which pro-
-ressive residents had been hoping would
be reached. was exceeded yesterday aft
cFnOon.
80 large a registration indicates that
residents have a lively interest in the new
government that will - Installed early
next month. and il will mean much for Key
West il a similar interest is manifested
when measures that will result IN improv-
ing the city comes up for consideration.
IN the past. the vast bulk If residents
has coutentedly left il 20 a few 20 aeon
1li~h undertakings that. were they success
ul would benefit everybody residing in
Key West. A a result. the few frequently
lecame discouraged by the lack Of interest
generally shown in this or that project
and il was permitted to die out.
Let's keep up that lively interest in
everything that will help Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-26
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