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Evening star., 1941-01-26
Birthday Ball Awaited

the distinguished paronesses host
benefit affair gathered
the annual birthday Cabinet hostesses out
standing members society the Hostess Committee for the ball.
which will held Thursday evening the washington hotels
Almost all the heads of diplomatic missions and their wives listed
members the cabinet other high officials prominent members
of residential society.
the these balls Franklin
list others
list include the Chief Justice Mrs Charles Evans
Hughes the Ambassador the Turkish Republic and Nine Eregn the
the Ambassador Mexico the Ambassador Of
China the Ambassador Escaan the
Socialist Republics
Ambassador the Ambassador of Panama the Ambassador
Chile Miches State Mrs Corden
Hull Minister Minister Portugal
and Senoa de Banch Minister the Union South Africa and
Mrs Close the Minister Uruguay the Minister Of Norway and Nine
aoooanuod "a f10ofIl0 oodann 3
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Wickard Apartment
Scene of Reception.

tlOnS. Mrs. +. L. Auchter, vile OF lne
chief of the Bureau of Plant Indus
try, and Mrs. Roy F. Hendrickson,
wife of the director of personnel.
Mrs. Wickard has as her house
guest Mrs. H. o. Schmitt of Logans-
port, Ind, who has been here all the
past week and will remain several
days longer. Mrs. Schmitt came
here after a stay in New York and
when she leaves Washington will re-
turn to her home, in Indiana.
Hulls and Morgenthaus
Have Quiet Week End.
Mrs Cordell Hull. popular wife
of the Secretary of State, still is
under doctors orders to remain
quiet. so, of course, has no social
plans for the present. The Secretary
of the Treasury and Mrs. Henry
Morgenthau, jr., also are having
quiet week end at their home or
Thrtieth street, as are the Secretary
of Navy and Mrs. Knox. who reside
at the Wardman Park Apartments.
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Henry L. StimSon have visiting
the formers sister, Miss Candice
Stimson, who arrived Friday after
noon from New York and will re-
main for a week or so at Woodley,
the Stimsons' lovely home on
Cathedral avenue.
The Postmaster General is out
of town this week end, although
Mrs. Walker remained at their
home here. Mr. Walker was in
Scranton, Pa, yesterday, where he
dedicated the West Scranton Branch
Post Office, and on Friday he was in
New York on business.
The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Harold L. IckeS have bade fare
we'll to their house guests, Mr.. and
Mrs Melvyn Douglas, who have
been with them since the inaugural
events. and now Mr.. and Mrs. Ickes
have returned to the peaceful life
at HeadWaters Farm which they
both enjoy so much. The Secretary
of Labor, Miss Frances Perkins, also
is having a quiet week end at home
with her family.
Although the Attorney General
and Mrs. Robert H. Jackson, having
sent their children who were here
for the Inauguration back to their
studies, are not being socially ac-
tive this week end, there will be
much excitement in the family on
the 3lst. For, on that day-Friday
of this week-they will go to New
port News for Mrs Jackson's chris
tening of the S. S. President Adams.
The wife of the tAttorney General
will be sponsor for the ship, which
was built for the United States
Maritime Commission, and has
named her daughter, Miss Mary
Margaret Jackson, as her maid of
honor. Mrs Richard C. Patterson,
jr., of Locust Valley, Long Island,
a close friend of Mrs. Jackson, will
be the matron of honor.
A buffet luncheon at the James
Road Country Club will follow the
launching of the ship. invitations to
which have been issued by the New
port News shipbuilding q Drydock
Co
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Engagements
Of Interest
In Capital
Miss FlOWerree
Will Be Bride
Of Mr.. HammOndS

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Edmund
Tlowerree of New Orleans have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Ellen Hewes Flower
rec, to Mr Oliver Wendell Ham
mondS of Washington, son OF DR..
and Mrs. Oliver Overstreet Ham
monds of Oklahoma City.
Miss Flowerree. who is graduate
of Newcomb College, made her debut
in New Orleans in November, 1899,
end was subsequently introduced to
Washington society by her uncle,
Mr.. Clarence HeWeS, at an afternoon
reception. He later gave a dance
In her honor. Miss FloWerree re-
turned to New Orleans for the
carnival season There she was
queen of the ball of the KreWe of
the Athenians and maid Of honor to
the queen of the carnival and to the
queen of Mithras. She has visited
her uncle twice since and has a wide
circle of friends in Washington.
Mr.. Hammonds, who was grad
uated from the University of Okla
homa and received his law degree
from Harvard University. has trav-
eled extensively in Europe and
studied international law at Geneva.
He is now associated with the De-
partment of Justice and is member
of the University and Harvard Clubs.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Younger Set Welcomes
Two More Debuts After
Post>Holiday Letdown
Miss Beatrice Alexander
And Miss Marcia OBrien
Presented to Society
MRS. IRENE CALDWELL.
By MARGARET HART,
Society Editor.


Washington
holidays. through
spring fall the debuanteS have added
has
Members
holiday
midUnter debut that calendar
Old Washington Residents
At Alexander Debut
C.
Mrs Donald Alexander present their daughter Miss Beatrice Alex
family
Mr. and Mrs Alexander brought their daugh
Washington their Ponte Mich,
m
residential we'll members of
Navy debut yesterday
introduced 1t Col Mrs
A the officers Club the Army War
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Cabinet Officers and Wives
To Have Quiet Week End
After Inaugural
Wickards' Reception Is Today;
Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Jones
To Be at Home Wednesday

their seizng this
the birthday balls and connecting festivities of this week
hoseses will Wednesday. Mrs
General
Carlton the
Mrs wife Of the Secretary Commerce
will home at the at the Shoreham Hotel
Wickard Apartment
Scene of Reception.
reception apartment
chester the hostess will have
the Agriculture Department
The include Mrs Hugh
of
Industry wife of
Mole the Bureau
Miburn wilson, wife
of of
Agricultural Economies Mrs. Rudolph
Corp
the the Office Foreign Agricultural Re
Evening star., 1941-01-26

Debutante Receives
With Parents, Grandmother.
Miss Alexanders debut was held
at the home of her grandmother
on Hillyer place. 1t was one of the
truly charming parties of the sea-
son. The house was converted into a
veritable flower garden, and as the
guests mingled in the attractive
rooms one realized that this was
strictly an old residential affair.
Conversation was reminiscent of the
early days of the town, as repre-
sentatives of families whose roots
60 deep into the history of WASH
ington met during the reception
hours of 4:3O to o'clock.
The debutante received with her
grandmother and her parents. She
made a lovely picture in her gown
of white chiffon, made on long
flowing lines. with the high neck
line and tiny cup sleeves trimmed
with gold embroidery. Her bouquet
was of American Beauty roses. Mrs.
Downing was in a gown OF royal
purple velvet, enhanced by cluster
of deep purple orchids, and Mrs.
Alexander wore a gown of pale blue
shot with silver, with cluster OF
orchids. Miss Alys M. Downing,
aunt of the debutante, chose for the
occasion a gown of black velvet de-
signed with a bodice OF silver lace.
The dress was made with a Jacket
effect and she wore a corsage OF
white flowers.
White Lilacs and Roses
Decorate Tea Table.
White lilacs and roses adorned the
tea table. Among those taking turns
in serving were Mrs. John w. Dav-
idge, Mrs. Duncan Phillips, Miss Vir-
ginia Flannery, Mrs. Sherman Miles.
Miss Carolyn R. Nash, Mrs. Edward
R. Finkenstaedt, Mrs. David Barry,
Mrs. Frederick R. Solger, Mrs. Au-
gustus C. Downing. jr.; Miss Eliza
beth HoWry and Miss Virginia Hunt.
Others assisting were Mrs. w. w.
Finley of Garden City, Long Island,
aunt of the debutante and the
Misses Louise and Sylvia Alexander,
her cousins.
Miss Alexander had assisting her
Miss Catherine A. Clement, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Donald c. Bingham. Miss
Suzanne Slingluff. daughter OF
Comdr. and Mrs. Frank SlingluH,
jr., Miss Sita Findenstaedt. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R. Finken-
staedt; Miss Eugenia A. Merrill,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Keith
Merrill, and Miss Mary Churchill
Mathews, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Chauncey Mathews of New
York and granddaughter of Mrs.
Churchill Candee of Washington.
Miss Patricia Finley came from
her home in Garden City to assist at
her cousins debut. Also from out
of town was Miss Sarah McGraw of
Crosse Pointe. The young ladies
assisting wore wristlets Of gardenias
and following the debut, with their
(see HART, Page D-e.)
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Miss Jean c. Spear to Wed
Ensign Richards T. Miller.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy F. Spear OF New
York have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Jean
G. Spear, to Ensign Richards Thorn
Miller, U. S. N. r., son of Mrs. Her.
man G. Miller and the late Mr.
Miller of this city.
Miss Spear is graduate of Wal
ton High School and the New York
Business School. Mr.. Miller was
graduated from Western High
School and the Webb Institute OF
Naval Architecture and Marine En-
gipeering. He received his commits
sion in the Construction Corps Re-
serve upon graduation from Webb
and now is stationed at the New
York Navy Yard.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

Miss Ruth Stone Is Betrothed
To Mr.. William c. Barbee.
Mrs. Chappell Spalding an
nounces the engagement of her
(see ENGAGEMENTS, Page DID
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Gmrfei ihlGet
iharie,, Gen an
9ein 9nrhmarid) seaen Gnalanb

,Sitanbul. Ser amtlid)c tiirfiid)c
@unSiIlnf 9ab bctamt. oaT sic &c
aierllng einen 9roBen 1eil hires See
res in 1bra3ien poltiert labc. "aIs
@orhereitung a,i ieorueoe noglihers
lpeiic 81 crlpartcnbc slflicn". Gus
Ncgier,.nGsraoio iagtc: !. .@er lmicrc
ltahlerncn sselnmgen III Sbra5icn
an5ll0reiien magt. miro bei bem Ser.
illf, 5llarunoe gebeu. Die Siirfei hat
i'm lebten 6rieac an adt ssrcnten &c.
fGlnpit - nicmonS iolltc hariibcr il,
3luciiel Iein. SaG lie in oieiem al ci-
ner ein5iacn auein 5i timpien pers
mag. 9Ser ieinen Sd,doel an Den,
Sells serihmettern min, ser mag cs
tlln."
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9loro Srlnno, oas an GnelanoS
Scitc @riea iiibrt, lit poa nit Srup-
pem Tlua5elaen, 9uftabtuebr- -@e.
@eid)iiten. @iiroe Gn9lano bic Neu-
tralitGt Gires perletcn. 10 riSfiert eS,
ooB Se Talera lid ge0en Sen eng
liidcn slnarciicr m.f Seiten Sitlcrs
ibldgt. 8riht ober 9e,,tidlano Gi-
res Nel,tralitGt. 10 barf 2onoon er.
lpartcn. oab &c galera alsbann nit
Dem aciamtcn britiihen empire ocl,
Gampf gegen oas Gritte @eid, ali-
ninllnt. Sic BON &c 0alero fir ,lnee-
ietlid, crflarte Stride 3epublifa-
niidN slrmce". Sic ais llntergrlnos=
bclpcal,ng nod INNER am Qcben lit,
iuiiroe ircifih audi in oieiem Sale
luobl ben aampf se9cn GngIano a,i-
l,cbmen nnb gegeniiber Ser regul1ren
iriid'en s(rn,ee bon nod nidt gans
10000 Mann Gin onrh ibren poli.
ildrn 5anatismus niht su inter
ldJabenacr' ssaftor icin.
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GnelaitS ittllt aues
1T ecn Kriea=Nicnjt
arine Treisaaiatcit mrl,r nmo
feim GntiaiInnasred,t

Snnron slrhcitsminillcr GrucIt
@cpin tciltc Dem llntcrhaNS nit. ole
NieNier,rng babc iid entidloiIpn. sic
aeiomtc sqrheiteridloit @ritanicns.
M6nncr pic israi,cn. in Den @rieas
bienIt ein5urciben. 3pri ,SobresfloI
len in, Tlter bon 50 nno 36 Ssohrcn
crh'cltcn Ginhcrl,ilnlgabcicbIe.
sllc strheitcr bahcr Ncn Cicuit Il,
tun in Sen 6riegsinhritricn, iuic sic
Sienicr!,na anorhnct. Gic 1Sobrifhc.
Iitcr perlcrcn ons Hcrht Scr Gutlai-
illng ton slrheitarn. Nralrcn, hic ain.
Scr bohen ,lnb iibiN iino in 1Sabri,
Ten an arhciicn miiiicn nics TIM. Sic
,Sraucn. sic nitbt iiir ,Sabrifoicnit &C
cianct Iinb, haben SEN Gicnlt IN
SGuicrm finocrrcidlcr Tomilien sll
tnn. Bic &ricNSinNliiricn lpcroen
Gag mo Nod)t arbeitcN lmo cs oibi
tei,en Sonntag mebr. Gicic Srolr
iId)en Mabnabmen trcicn ioiort in
arait. Mm aIau6t. hoE Somit aud
oic Icttc Million Mrbcil&IoIc in Nr.
belt gebradt miro.
Sag iiir Rag tomnen Tl,,ascust
in eigener &raft iibcr Sen sltlantil
pom slmerifa, iaate GburttiI. Sc,
Sonoer9eimote &ooippc!ts. Sopfins
'oB I'M llntcrba,lie ol& Gb,lrc,in hicI(
Ifittellng mnhtc.
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Mkrer.1tei,ierens -
War,,mi,e an Il. =.

Nom. alholi Silcrs ocheime lln-
terreSun9 nit 9enito MulIolini miro
als eine ~fornlifTS9urnma" an eia
Gcrciniaten tStaaten bc5citnet ,mS
,nan bGrtc bier TorallsIuacn. iponGa,
SclltId)lnnb IN cimcm IcEtcn Ecrilld,
sur EcrtrciblmN Scr brilidcn ,Slcttc
aus oCm Mittclmecr ruo ironsG
iIope Stiitpllnttc s,l crlanacn iuhen
ipcrhc.
Sic ao,icren5 iunS in Sal,bur9
llatt uno il benz EanSersug M,liio
linis loll iif ser brittc Sohn &C.;
&cnigs BON Stalicn nithcillnSen ia
ben. anGchlid mn fllnbiullun, oaIi cS
teinen @ruf spiihcn ser Gronc rnS
Mnl'olini aebc.
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Dra(ioent Roo(e0elt
trttt ben nrttten Amt8=
termim an
Sa,nilienbibel Der 12ooie pelts beim Gio benutt

i'no trer. lit Die 3uf,mit ser Gerei.
niaten Stooten aeeriiuoct.
Nronflin Sclonn Mocicpclt bot cin
Gertrallens. .&ot,,m erbalten, mic cs
cinsiaartig in ser @ci6idtc rnierer
Natirn baItcbt. - Elm Sohm, oas
Sreuc geaen Srcltc nerlanat.
Son aun5em Ser5en boifen mir,
oa6 sic Grei0niiic in Sen fonmcnoeu
bier Sabren im 3eihen ser StGrfc
unb Ginigteit itebcn oob lie oen @eo
81 lidytcrcm Sobcn mciien, hai sic
@obl ocs %olfcS cine aliidboitc mar.
@aibin0tou. Cine Menae bon ct
liden $4,000 irGilelnben unb Idiper
einaebiinoelten 3uId)aueru ordnate
iih I'M Hooienelt allf oem Capitol
Glot. Sic @iir0critciac Scr Yenn-
iplpania 9lpenuc iparen gepadt poll
nit Menidcn, sic aetommcn lparen,
lm Ole slmtslpaaen porbeiIabren ,no
Ole Earabe 81 iebcn.
Gorber beiuGbtc ser YrGIioent lno
icine Iamilic lmo bobc Srbenstr1gcr
bie Stride.
slls Damn ipGter Scr Gr6iieent ocu
NnltSeio ahlegte. hetcnte Sberridlter
SuAbes beionocrS sic @orte .bcnab
rcn. Id)iibcn uub nertcioiaen perbe. I"
Ter slmtscio lalltet: sd, fsranf
lin Gelano &ooIepelt, ihlporc ieier.
lih. oaB icG aaS slnt bes Erdioenten
Scr Screiniatcl Staaten aetreilih
ansiiten imo oic Geriaiil,ng sum
@cIien meincr ssGbigfeit beluabren.
Ic)iibcn uno pcrtcioiacm pcrSc."
Garner nobn oen Gib ob pom
Gise.Erdiiocnten @aaacc. ieinen,
9fahIolNcr, ser iiir 36 Sabre Sen
Staat 1cras in &aibinatcn pcrtre
ten bottc. Gr iibr oann cini9c Stlm.
oeu ipGtcr nb nadlbnl,ic. GS lit ibnl
lchr iG,pcr acIallcn. ocnl nlteu Gar
ner, ocnu sic 5rGnen lieIcn ibnl
ii6cr oie @angen. Gr iobtc iih outm
a6cr id,nca.
@ci ser Snougeratiou 0oh cs Slpar
feline 3miihcniGllc. abcr hie brei Ser
tretcr Ser ghlcnnlGttc. Geutihlonn,
Stalien lmb Sapan. iol!en iicb p,-
IanlnlenNciebt baben. pGbrcnS es
iiblib lit lie ser s(uientbalts5eit &C.
maIi in @aIbinaton at pla5iercn.
Gic s6jabriae Mutter oes Gr1ii,
oentcn flopitc linn ucrtrauIih aui sic
Shultcr rlah Dem 9lmtseib. Bic IS.
iGbrigc Mutter bes Si5eprGi Giioenten
@allace bortc in Ges @cines am
! 9iaoio Scr 3crcmonic sm.
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Nibt Die biiricu iid) i'm mabrcn
Sinn "McoI" Yolitifcr nennen, sic
mir Die tedniiden M09lihteiten scr
SSlfer in Hchnlna itellen llno bon
ben ieeliiefen SSsnlponberabilien ab.
ieben. Gem altd) bicic iino fein aes
ringer ssaftor in Den gcid)ihtlihcn
Gntideiolmgcn. @cnn bclltc ssrlano
oils einsiger Cell oes britiidrn @cIt=
reid)s iid) olls Dem Gerteibie,ngs,
Spiten bes bebrobten empire ans.
id,altet ,lno iteiinadig aui @abrung
iciner NeutralitGt beitebt, 10 lit bics
oas Grgcb,is eines picrGunbertiGbs
rigeu nationalen Meiicntiments gcgcn
bie 8e0riidl,ng ollrh Die GnglGnocr.
@enn ser Srp cine Scrlpiinidllne
allsipreden Mil. 10 iagt CT nod bel,-
te::" Ger Stud GromlpcQs ii6er did,"
9enn nit Ser cngliiden Mepolution,
sic ange6lid oem @ebanfen oer 20.
leran5 slln Sieaen pcrbali 6eainnt
Die Seioensaeididytc ser griincn Ssn.
lei. Gle Metelcien bon 9roabeoa
INTO 0erioro iino feline iriid)c ga.
tionalleaenoc; lie iino olrb Grom
iueIls. eigenc gerid)te be5ellgt. l(no
nod i'm 10. ssa6r6umort fat Gin flai.
iiid)er shriitltcller Gnalanos bic
era,.iamc Srcn.Politif leincs gelie6.
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Dte Gt(erne Gar0r
kampft in Bukareft
qeQen 0aS mtlitdr
2lufruhr ioll iit eeeen 2lntonescu ritten

ten m sic Sanfs ,mb itluaen Die
&aupenfetten taput.
Ciplon1atiiGe areiic iagen, oa6
bic Ciicrnc 6aroc icit Monaten &C.
hcimc slrIcnalc crrid)tcten, oenn oie
WfItglieoer Darcn ourhtpea nit Be.
Ipebrel., Maifinengeipebren ioipie
Sanbgranaten beipaiinet.
Nus Berlin m,roe gemeloet, oaB.
naf,oem cin bentid)er Siii5ier er>
morbet luoroen mar, antcnescm Den
SnncnmniIter Eetropicesc,, cntlicb
lno i'm ollrd EopcSco ericbtc. Ger
Snnenminiiter tu,lroe entIaiien, ipcil
8 Stunoen nad, Ser Grmoroung bes
Maiors Gorling porbcr tpar ser
Namc aIs @Grina aenannt morocn.
nod fcin Cater eeIlnoen iporoen iein
follte. "r.1 s.sIjx
gu Sen Mabnabmen, Die nab ben
crlten slnseihen Scr llnrait getrofier
iul,roen, geborte ,lnter aneberm cine
Itrcnac 3enillr iiir aIle 3cit,,naen
nno 9tahridten, @cictlno bon 81
,Snhlntricbeirieben ourf Milit1r.
Tcroorpelrng allcr @ahen uno Be-
lualn,ete ScIonten burhscgen Die
Sni,ptltaot. as.
Ger MorSer bes Maiors T0rina
Ioll Elm Tiirfc iein.
81, Sel9ruh. Spiia uno guoapeit
'purSen iolaeuoe llriahen iiir Die
ltnrtt,cn in RlnnGnicn pernintet:
I. Sfarie ,scinoid,ait SIpiidpn CT.
trcncrcn inh fonicruatipcn WitNlic-
;. 3nncbmenoc sibnciauna acaen
bern Der Giicrncn Gjaroc.
sic oclltid,en neutrality-suspicious.
mo baS gauge AntoneScu:Reaimc,
ona rMl.nlGncn Sen Se,liIhcn aus
lcliricrt hatc." ,"..,
,, Gin nGalid)er Staa,sitrcih bon
(Chlut nnf Seite 81
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Gebr,.e psn >en 8ritem
bcrcits ercbert

&airo. sluitraliibc Glitetr,ppcn
unter Iiibrl.n9 ciues britiiehcr Meoi.
ments ilntcrnahmen sen Sturm olli
Sobrllf nna nod "a St,,nNcn bercits
mar bic 5eitl'na aeiallen. 3uerit ga.
ben sic Ieih'nasmerfe entlana ser
aii|tc Nca Mittelmecres hcn aompf
ai'i. Sic t5tGaiac @elaeerlms bon
Sobrl,f fam honit 5n Gnoc. 10000
Staliener manNerl micner in @cion.
9enloacr ,Hb Millirncnrcrtc ron
2rlcasnaterial ficleu IN Die S1ube
Der GnAI0nNcr. Scit iiinI Saaen mi
tete ein Sanbilurm unh Die Mcral
Der StoliCner mar ihon achrod,cn che
Die @ritcn Die @cid,ic6lma bcNonncn.
Gin bob2r General. scr nid,t mcbr
nit beln tSlliAScug ol,illeioen fouuic,
bc1inact licb lntcr ocn @eionacncn.
Sobrnf hat Sen bcilcn S,aicu iiir onc
arGGcrcn &ric0aidiiic ser Gnolinocr
llnS lit nnlnit BON 9r6Gtcr @cocutllna
Ger noditc arobe Soie,t Iieat 600
Meilen ,ueiter peltlih. Sd sic Gna=
ldnSer lpcitcr mcitlid, siebcn lit bis.
her nicjt bcIomt. Is iuirb o6cr Der
nlltet, oaD es nidt sic sbliht lit, ga
eine neuc Sfieniipc ser Stalicner &c.
gen ecn Slle5tanal enoaiiltig inn 9e-
reid ocr llnnloalihfeit liesc.
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paiia0ierNicnit miro re,,
G,tolai,N bcittrtinet

9teIu sorf @ombcnilrg5cuec Der
slhienmdhtc ,lno ll.9ootc babeu es
iertig gebroGt, baE Der Terfebr o,ti
ocn norhntlantihcn Sompicrrol,ten
cin1citcllt lul,roe. Gic 0rcBcn Camp.
'er iinh cnhpebcr SilisfrelBcr ober
TRANSPORTER Nemorhcn. Sriono lei
oct ichr ictluer l,ntcr bicier Ma6-
nabme. Sos lcrtc gronc britiisbc Yai,
'naicr'fiii, pcldcs 9te,u Dort crs
rcidtc, mar hir nrmicrtc lrnh acturn-
tc 1857 %. HrcGc Samaria" ppn
DER Gnnorb @hitc Star 9inic, sic an
rs. 9topcmhcr y. :. nit 6S4 Goiio
9icrem nacb elmer ihredlithen llebers
iobrt in Ncn Dorf mfom.
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Der(ammlung Der @robbeamten
in Clebelanb abgebalten
Central Oerbano bat fnonsiell eroie fortjtrittc
9emott - Grfldrte eine Dipioenoe II, Rohc elmer

elm lcBtcu Snnl5to9 hnttcn iid,
ale @rob6eomten Ncs Central Ser.
bollocs IN Glcuclnno ciuaciimbcn nit
slmsnablnc beS 8roGuerlpaltcrs Gari
Srenh aus Canton. Shio, ser idlpcr
front i'm 0plpital narnieoer licat.
slm SanlstnN nobmen lie sic @iiher.
priiIlmg Dor. bic. ga sic Nrbcit i'm.
mcr ihlpieri9er miro, bis in sic
sIbenoitmoen hauerte. Son ,sabr 81
Sssnhr wad,ien Die Beid)Gitc oes Ser,
tanhcS mo sic Mrbcit ser @camten
miro m,d) INNER mcbr.
9'ah Gollcnoung ser Yriiillna be
aahcn lid} ollc nad) Dem Sltieit(
Sadienbeinl, no iic oas slbenbeiic,
cinnabmcn imo nad,her besaben iit
meld)c 5lun &orbballipiel oaS smi
ihcn GleucIapo Sit uno @cIt Srs
aui Ser @eitieitc geipiclt luurec.
slm Sonntaa moracn Inn 10 III,
luarcn allc i'm Weitieitc Sadienbcin1
nlr Stellc lno Ser @ro6pr6iiocni
tolnte sic @criammluna 5ur anac,
iaatcn ;3cit eroiinen.
Sic @robperiuaIter beridtcten
baB iie sic Viiher bcs QroG Sefrc,
tGrs ,no 8roB Sd)oblnciitcrS in BE-.
tier Sronlna aciunoen Aatten ,lnt
oaG sic @onoS, sic in Ger Gitu l.a,
tional @anf i'm Sid,crbeitsiad, alli,
bclpabrt luerocn nadaciehen une &C,
sGblt nnroen mo nIfes in SrhnmN
lei.
Sic @onucntion hcS N,,obres 1911
ipiro ON 30. nnb 81. Mai in Solen,
Sbio, perbunben nit Sem iiinisig
iGbriaen Snbildlm oes 3l"eio 10
itattfinbcn Iant @eritt nes Brc6-
Vrdiihenten Sobn @aItbes. sl,,i,er,
Dem bcrid,tetc ser 8rcf .Yrilihent,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
Sentide Sruppen berangesoaem, nm
bic Nromnna wieoerbersnitcaen. -
flares Silo upm Der Sage, oa cine
id,aric NadDridtcnipcrrc berriht.

9litareit. Scit Mcntog gebcu sic
Afelolmacn iibcr Die gon5c @elt, bab
in M''nlGlicn ser @iiroerfrieg ol,ss
0ehrohen iei. 3uerit naren es flei=
mere 3i,ImnnenIlobe siuilden rabifa,
len rllnlGniid)en Na5is unb ben &C.
nlGEi1tcrcu Glementen, sic sic ssiib.
rilug inter slntpncScll pcrtrctcn. Yrc.
mier sntonescl, erariif aber braltiiGe
Mtabrabnen. I'M Sic 9}epclution at
crltifen. s(ntouescu entlicB Sen Ssns
ncnminilter un6 ericbtc i'm nlrd
General Eopescn. Sonn wuroe sic
Eoli5ci oilrf MilitGr absel0lt. Iber
oic llniufrieoenbcit mllb auh bier
ln,t lid, 9eariiien baben. eenn furse
3eit NarallI iunr auh Dem MilitGr
nIDt mebr 5ll trnllcn uno ipmpatbI,
iicrtc nit Sen olliitGnhiaen Hasis.
Eicie beIeBten HegicrilnasgebGuoc
uno sic Maoioitaiicn oes Sanocs OIL
BerbaIb SutareIt. Nnl @eiit hicicr
uerbreitetc cs oann Tafridtcn, sic
Ole Seriuirruna crbGbte ,mS uod, bis
bergen Mrlbmaeu limo sic NlI-
lrinoildlcn nod I'M 9elit allcr crobcr.
ten @ebduoe ,me bes Raoios.
Tie eiienaarbiitcn crobartcn ons
EoliSciprIiioilm ilnb miocriettcn
lid Sen @cictlcn hca nciirn Ghcis.
Cic'er licb ons CScbGuoe itiirnen ilnh
oic Gilcruc @nrbc ucrid,anitc iid)
innerhob hc5 HrhiiuocS nnh oui hcm
Gnd,r. 500 9lnldnacr ser Giicrncn
Moroc ioGCn iinNCno Dor ooa @cbGu
oc lno Nc Mcaicrllng pcrilhtc iic
nit Santa 5n 5eritrcllcn slbcr Die
mlitcnte NfCnQc ln0chte iih nit sIcr-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-01-23
8rie4e,t i4laeen
6eeenai,eriiie ab
Staliener im 0ehiet uom 3epelini
tGti9

stbcu. 6riediihcu tSrontberihten
,,ifolge unteruabmcn relle italieu.
ilhc Srllppen neraebiihc 0eaenon.
arific i'm 9epeIeni, Mbidnitt uno
luuroen hinter ibre uripriinaIihcn
StcIlun1en nit idIpercu &crlmIicn su,
riidAcnorien. Nad, @crihten iollcl
Die aStaliener i'm albaniIteu 6elosua
bereits $4,000 Mouu nerloren baben.
10000 Staliener iollen snein front
icin umN buuoerte murocu Don 9c=
rihtcrIlattern criroren lieacn geIeben