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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02

The accusation was made as Chairman Frederick Van Nuys, D., Ind, of the Senate Judiciary Com mittee ordered an investigation of charges made by Governor Ernest Gruening that the Office of Gen. sorship had violated the first war powers bill by illegally censoring mail between the United States and Alaska.
 The Senate passed bill last Erie day giving Prices agency the au- thority to censor all communications between this country and its terri tories or possessions, as well as be- tween the territories or possession. But the senators were dis- turbed by the charges that Price did not wait for the authority.
 First intimation that Congress was argered came from Senator John A.. Danaher, R., Conn, who asked that the Senate recall the bill for further consideration. He gave no reason except that the Judiciary Committee wished to consider 1t further.
 Late Monday, however, after a tlree-hour closed session of the committee, Van Nuys revealed to re- porters that Gruening had filed serious" complaints to the effect
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
PROPOSED CHANGES
 TO BE DEFERRED

Hartford, Conn, Dec. 1.-Because Of strong opposition expressed at a public hearing recently, the pro- posed amendment to the regulations governing beauty shops will not be adopted. State Labor Commissioner Cornelius !. Dannaher announced today.
 Proposed changes in the regula- tions centered about the payment Of wages to paTt-time workers who nOE receive $500 for an s-hOur day. Some operators had suggested that this be changed to co cents an hour, 2 hour minimum basis. but at the public hearing it was obvious that this move had little support among the operators. Mfr. DanaheF
 said. and the regulations will there fore continue without amendment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
NATURALIST CLUB
 ARRANGING HIKES

Two hikes were planned by the Waterbury Naturalist club at . meeting last night at the Mattatuck Historical society building. Perry A. Borden will be in charge of a hike near Lake Quassapaug. Dec. l2, while Harold Pierpont will make ar arrangements for one scheduled for Dec. 27.
 Colored motion pictures of wild life and various vacation spots were shown last night by Robert S. Walker. At next months meeting. on Jan. 5. pr. J. w. Borchardt will show pictures of Alaska and Cam ada.
 Plans were made for purchase of additional defense bonds. Mrs. Au- gust Pearson was made an honorary member of the organization.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
BOSTON TRAGEDY
 ALARMS NATION
Cities, State Move to Per- feet Fire Laws, Elim-
 mate "Fire-Traps"
Ry United Pressl

NDN AAN2St
 Cities from coast to coast, Spurred by the tragic lesson of BoSton's night club fire. today planned new fire prevention laws and ordered more stringent enforcement of ex- iSting ordinances.
 Emphasis was being placed on inspection os possible infiammable holiday decorations and means of exit in case of fire.
 Some cities planned new fire ordinances. In St. Lauis, a new and more rigid system of fire inspection of night clubs. hotels and resta- rants was ordered and city officials worked on new ordinance which would plug loopholes in present regulations. In Miami. Fla. the city commission was expected to pass an ordinance forbididng Smok- ing in theaters.
 In Cleveland. Public Safety Di- recter Frank Celebreeze ordered 30 night spots to clean up fire trap" conditions and three were cited as horrible examples" of conditions which led to the Boston blaze. Youngstown and Akron fire de- partmentS began re-inspection of public gathering places.
 In Philadelphia, Fire Marshal Alexander Smith ordered all in- fiammable decorations removed d from 42S dance halls and entertain ment spots on threat of license revocation. In Portalnd. Ore, where immediate new inspections were or cre6. proprietorS of night clubs withdrew previous protests against fire precaution measures.
 In Detroit. the Fire Prevention Bureau ordered a special checkup of 600 night clubs, taverns and dance halls with special emphasis on use of infiammable decorations. adequacy of exits and tendency to overerow6.
 California State Fire Marshal Ly6ell Peck telegraphed all state fire chiefs to make immdeiate in- speetionS to see that fire laws were being obeyed in public places. San Francisco inspectors were directed to see that holiday decorations in clubs. lounges and dance halls were firepr0ofe6. In Wisconsin. Gov. Julius P. Heil asked for the coop eration of all sheriffs. fire chiefs and building inspectors to take measures to prevent a catastrophe similar to BoSton's. In Des Moines. the Public Safety Department was authorized to make a complete re- port on fire hazards in all theaters. taverns. clubs and similar gather ing places.
 Immediate inspections wer or. 6ered in Chicago. Kansas City. Mo. Albany, N. Y.. and Helena. Mont.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
FORMER PASTOR
 RETURNING HERE
Rev. J. Herman OlssOn to Give Address at Silver
 Jubilee Gathering

The Rev. J. Herman olsson, wo- burn, Mass, will be the guest speaker at the twenty-fifth anni- versary celebration of the Swedish Benevolence association of Water bury, this evening in the Zion Luth- eran church on Cherry street.
 Rev. MT. Olsson was the first president of the association and was instrumental in its organization in 1917. At that time he was pastor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02

T remember once my secretary answered the telephone and was ae. costed by the voice of Elaine Barrie Barrymore, complaining bitterly that I had sinsulted her In that days column.
 "what did she sayq" my girl Friday inquired patiently.
 "'She said" Miss Barrymore enumerated, that attended the Group Theater opening wearing an ermine wrap, ermine hat and ermine huff
 "Yes," said my secretary, "ano what WE'RE you wearinge"
 "That was what I was wearing, Miss Barrie answered. But 1t made me sound so overdressed'l"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02

city. when the 6knf0 Department confirmed the rtfnaor that MltaNF is calling for the exterminafion q all Jews in Naxl controlled Nu- rope, and that more than twu nail. lion Jews have already been killed.
 Other speakers on this evenings program at Beth-E include. meg. pr. John c. walker, Rabki Max 0ie- ter, and 2. Robert Stevenson. Rabbi William P. Greenfield will preside at the service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
KEEL LSEY REELECTED
 MAYOR OF 'Y" DORM

Hiram A. Kelsey was reelected mayor of the YMCA DOrmitory for g third term at a meeting held last night. Other officers named are Francis J. Moran, treasurer. and John Porter, secretary. Installation will take place next Tuesdav night
 A social followed last nights meeting. Alfred Dodeas entertained at the piano and group singing was conducted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
CENSORED MAIL BRINGS CHARGE
No Congressional 0. K. for Censorship Office,
 Says Senator

Washington, December 1. = CUP) - Charges that the office of censor ship without congressional approval is censoring all mail between the United States and Alaska. and other territories and possessions, threat ened today to stir up a major con- troversy in Congress.
 Censorship Director Byron Price already is accused by at least one senator of making his agency into a replica of the German Gestapos and of "prying into personal and strictly private affairs of American cittaanR.''
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
AND SPANK HER GOOD.

This Elaine Barrymore story re- minded Pappy of the day he was site ting in the International News Serv~ ice pounding out story about labor dispute when the phone rang. When I picked up the receiver, feminine voice blasted my ear drums,
 "That daughter of yourss" raiied the young Park Avenue socialite, for that was what she was, How could she rite that was out jiving with that playboye You know his repu~ tationl Why, hardly know himp
 And, bursting into tears, she cried: How could you raise such a girle You should spank that daughter of yours, you really should boo, hoo, hool"
 A week later she eloped with the man.
 Well, boss, there's your winehell column. Just a little reportorial job.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
w O R L D w A R A YEAR AGO
 DEC. 2, 1041
D1A'. ~ AOTA
BT TnEfe FTeSSI' }

President R@mseve1f asks gapa- nese gevernment why Et sent land. air and naval fences infe EnAs- Chiaa far fn excess sf nmmber speeiieR ia an agreemenf with viehy.
 Eirsk units sf British mew Far East fleet arrive at Singapore aaval base.
 Sfefanf, enae&al Italian neWs agency. repsEss smashing plot te crush Fascist regime and kfsl Pre- mEer Bemilm mEmzssiinfs @ persons
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02

of zion Lutheran church, which he served from 1912 to 1922. Since leaving Waterbury, he has lived in Los Angeles, California, until this fall when he moved to woburn, suburb of Boston. He will no doubt tell something of the organization and early history of the association,
 There will also be other num- bers on the program, which be- gins at 8 o'clock. The program will be in charge of the Rev. K. Einar Kron, present president of the aSso- ciation. At the conclusion, coffee will be served by ladies of Zion church, and an opportunity will be given for everyone to meet and re- new acquaintance with Pastor Ols- son. Mrs. Olsson may accompany him on the trip to Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
Nurse Escaped From Corregidor In Submarine Just Before Its Fall
BY T. M. BRIGHT United Press Staff C0rreSD0ndent

KohleT Cal, l-tuPl-Its lucky recruit at Camp Kohler Mabel veteran Bataan Lieutenant Stevens tell during Philippine campaign.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
LESS WASTE

Its easier to measure honey. corn syrup and molasses if you use a moist or greased cup And with re- cipeS requiring shortening. Westtng- house home economists point out that there is less waste if you meas ure the shortening first. then the sugar substitute
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02
.JEWRY- PROTESTS
 RACE MASSACRE
Day of Mourning Observed Joint Meeting Tonight
 at Beth-EI Synagogue

Mayor Vincent A. scully will head the list of speakers at 6 joint service of Jewish congregations and secu- lar organizations this evening at Beth-El synagogue at S:30. in ob- servance of day of prayer and mourning in sympathy for enslaved Jews throughout the world.
 The observance was suggested by Rabbi stephen s. Wise of New York
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02

that the Office of Censorship already was censoring every piece of mail between the United States and Alaska.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02

This wasn't hard. Daughter talks or Pappa spanks"
 -. No, dear, I'm not trying to lind out any journalistic or mili- tary secrets Come on, Givel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-02

No more playing "potty-coke" to keep your fingers comfy they'll be good and toosty in these mittens and gloves! They're eood-Iookine hand warmers, too ;. in startling bright solid colors :. in precise Norwegian designs .. in yorn-embroidered peas ant motifs! Beautifully fashioned by one of Americas foremost glove makers. Brought to you at grand sowing right when you want them for yourself, and for gifts.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
llniere Sdiffsuerlnite erb6ben
@eridernng

Ger 8iiogetnusiduB oes Nbgeoro=
netenbaties bieB neuli6 cine 8or-
lage gut, oie oarauf ab8ielt, ben
ariegs-S soerii6erunesfono Der
&egierung, ser Dor &riegseintritt
ouf $40,000,0 900 bemeiien mlroe,
nm 1910, 900 binauf5ulebeu.
BUR ge%griinoung oieier gmpfeb-
lung erflarte Der AusiduB Dem Ble-
mum, Die Observation-Disclosures ourd
feinolihe SanOllngen lteQten iif)
nm aif uetuas mebr als onr6-
idnittlin cine ben Gog. @enn bic
@egierui9 nidt ibrerieits oie Niiifo-
prdmien TRACE, miiBte ueitere anne
rifanii6e 5hiffabrt eingeiteat per-
oen.~
@aS iagten idon sic alien &omer
8ur 3eit ibrer perbeerenoen @fittel-
meer &riege2 nSeefabrt muB iein.@
Navigare necesse est.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
@egifu lcaaliiiert wilSe Glen

Yiele arme 8aare, Die lett Sabren
in Merifo in miloer gbe lebten, neil
lie oas @elo fiir cine Erauung nid)t
aufbrin9en fonnten, iino unldngit
ihlieBlid, bel elmer Waiienbeirat,
Die BON oortigen @oblfabrtsminiite-
rum befoblen murOe, legaliliert NOR
ben.
Gs befanoen ii9 unter ben 8aa-
rem piele Gltern, @roBeltern uno llr-
.groBeltern. Sn einem Sale mar Der
Mann so Sabre alt, Die 6rau so.
Sic batten as Sabre 5uiammenge-
lebt uno Is &inoer gebabt.
Cine iibermiegenoe Webr5abl Ser
Merifaner limo befanntlid Snoianer.
Die HotbGllte nebmen es ni6t 10 ge-
nau nit fir6liden Srauungen poer
8eitimmungen oes StanOesamts.
sic fiibren ibr alt bergebrahtes So
milienleben, unbefiimmert Inn Die
@epflogenbeiten Der 8eiBen. Che
i1eioungen fommen bort ielten Dor.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
0eBte OeMtI6e
Yatente genOmmen
@ermalter fir SeinOeisentnm iiber-
nimmt OerbleibenOe 5. g. Jarben-
patente

Ser @eripalter fir oas feinolide
Gigentum1 SEQ E. Grotplep, CAB be-
fannt, ooB er oie lebten Batente ser
S. q. 6orbeninouitrie, sic nod ni6t
bei6lagnabmt maren, nunmebr iiber=
nomnen bat. @ineei6loiien iino aud
ibre ihmebeitoen Batentantr1ge.
0urd) friibere Geroromlngen bat
GromleD i'm Nanlen Ser Hegierung
ser Gereinigten Staaten Die 8otente
oes oeutiben hemiihen aon5erns
fir @aiolin, &linltgllmmi uno anoe-
re Brooufte, oie fir uniere &rieg-
fii6rlng midtig iino, iibernommeri.
GurA bic neuen Gerfiigungen
meroen ouf einen S6log iiber 500
8atentantrdge fir @lfobol, 8renn-
itoffe Meoi8in unO anoere Gbemifa-
Iien nit geihlog belegt. Aeltere
@erfiigungen ihloilen mebrere tnu-
Ien0 anoere 8atente Elm.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
Or. S9Omien nannte
es ,&OOIebeltS 6rieg''
Gr ipradl abfaais lei ieiner anfnuft
in 2iiiabun

9entide Meloungen aus 2iiiabon
5itierten ben friiberen @eianoten oeS
&eihes in 8albington Or. Sans
9bomlen, oabingebeno, oaB fait
alles, mds Die 3eitungen Der Ser
einigten Staaten iiber sic SerItel-
lung uno Ablieferung BON &riegs-
material bebaupteten, iibertriebe1
lei.
pSSnsbelonoere Die aItronomii6en
&iiihlngs5iffern paren Elm ridtiger
Nooiepelt=8luff" erfldrte Or. Sbom=
len in einem Snterpiep, oas gele=
gentli6 zines @mpfangs Der oeut=
ihen @eianoti6aft in 2iiiabon itatt-
fano uno oann iiber ben &unofunf
perbreitet muroe.
sd bin felt iiber5eugt," fubr
Ebomien fort, 00aB 0as amerifani-
l6e 8olf, meldeS in ieiner Webr-
3abl lieber in 5rieoen leben modte,
BON &ooiepelts &rieg feline 8orteile
baben miro"
3uiammen init @errn uno 5rau
Sbomien nebit ibren oiplomatiiden
@ef1brten auf Dem 9dmpfer 0Drott-
ningbolm" mar aud Der italieniide
General l1mberto Nobile in 2iiiabon
a%ngefommen.
@obile iiberflog otpeimal NIT
QuftiAiffen Den Nor6pol. SIM Sab
re 1923 itiir3te oas 2ufti6iff Sta
fla" auf Dem Yadeis Dor Spibber-
gen ab, nobel adt Mitglieoer Der
expedition get0tet murOen.
Mls 6olge 0es uStalia" -ungliides
fiel Nobile amtlib in llngnaoe, uno
1929 per5idtete er auf ieinen milf
tGrii6en Stang. Sp1ter fam er nod
Nlmerifa, uno 81 8eginn oes euro-
pGii1en &onfliftes lebrte er in Der
2epis S6ool of MeronauticS, elmer
Standardization Mnitalt BEL So
liet, Slinois.
Ser &rieg unterbra6 feline SGtig-
felt, uno Nobile beabii1tigte in Bra
iilien Observation-Disclosures gu bal
ten, als Die 8ereinigten Staaten
ebenfaaS in Ben &rieg eintraten.
Sofort befam Nobile oen ltatls Ell
mes ofeinoIihen Musldnoers" uno
lebte bis CUR Mbreiie Der nDrottning-
bolm" in einem fleinen Sotel in
Solicit.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
5Osjabrige Snbelfcier
Oer GOncOrOias&ir6
50iteS Sn6ilGnm Der GinUeibuns
Oes W%ottesbanies

9ie Goncoroia 2utberil6sG uange-
liiAe Stride f~eierte am Sonntag, ben
IL. W}ai, 0as so. Subil1um ser Gin
peibung ibres @~ottesbaules an Der
20. una g EtrnBe, 81. SO. Sn Der
Sonntdgi1ule muroe in ben ner-
idJieoenen I6teilungen ser 6eier ge-
oobt. Ger 8eitgotteSoienit muroe
nm If llbr gebalten. Serr Yaitor
Gbas. Gnoers, felt 1921 Seeliorger
Ser @emeinoe, bie1te am 9ltar. Ger
5eitpreoiger mar Ser YaItor Or.
2ouis @. @oebel BON Gbicago, 81,
BrGIioent Der Gnangelii6en unO He-
formierten STRIDE. Ger Goncoroia
8eiang6or inter Der 2eitlng BON
Serrn Sobn 81. Monroe lang berr-
li6e 6eItlieoer sur 8eri6onerung
ser 5eier.
Sn ieiner 9reoigt 6etonte SEER
9oitor @oe6el, 0aB ein &irdenge-
bGlloe MIR Damn @ert bat ais Elm
@ottesbms, penn Die Mitglieoer in
lebenoiger ge3iebung 5l @ott Iteben
uno nit ibrem Saltpt Seiu @briito
ailfs innigite perbuuoen lino. Ni6t
oas @ebGuoe %Ioroern oie 2elite, Die
in oenielben Soft a1beten uno @e-
meini6aft nit Gbriito pfiegelt, bill
ben Die Stride Gbriiti. @r ermabnte
Die @emeinoe audi in oieien ounf.
len Sagen Ser &riegS3eit nidt 81
~bergellen, oaB oas 3iel unierer 8e-
%itrebungen Elm geredter uno oaltern-
Der 5rieoe lein mntB.
Ser &ir1enrot bate in ebrenoem
Mnoenfen an Die Witglieoer, Die gum
8al Ser Stride beigetragen 6atten
uno Ieitoem 5lr triumpbierenoen
Stride eingegangen paren, einen
i60nen 8hlmenforb geitiftet. SEER
$. s. 9unfborlt ser ieit As Sabren
W2itglieo oes &irdenrats lit uno "a
Sabre lang. ais Braiioent Der Stride
geoient bat, fonnte leioer pegen I'm
moblieins Dem @%ottesoienit nidt bei-
mobnen.
St Der &irdenratSiibune am IL.
0fai muroen folgenoe 8eamte &c.
mdblt: $. 5. Gunfborit, Yrdiioent;
@m. 6. Grimm. Sr., gi5e-8rdii-
bent; 81. g. S1roeoer, Shriftfiib-
rer; Saul 8ergb 5inan8iefretdr
Slug. gefer, it,, Sdabmeiiter. Gie
&erren Aug. geder, IT,, Jreo
S6ulb uno Bail gergb puroen ais
3rultees eriu1blt.
PIN Sonntag, oen "a. Mai. gu
Yfingiten, miro oas beilige A6eno-
mabl in ger6inoung nit Dem
@ottesbienlt nm II llbr gefeiert
meroen. Serr 8altor Gnoers miro
preoigen.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
M~lblembergfeier 1T
GbarleitOn, NOrOtarOlina
Tram 8OOIepelt uia Oas SmbilGum
mitmaden

ltnIere @unoeSregierlng mill 0ie
2OO-Sabrfeier Ser in Charleston
g. g., emit erfolgten Mnfunft &enrD
Mel6ior Miiblenbergs, oes 8atri-
arden oes 2iitbertums in Den Ser
einigten Staaten, offi8iea mitbe-
eeben.
@om aonereB lit gu oieiem an-
lab cine 15-fopfige Cornerstone
million ernonnt poroen, Ser 9r6ii-
bent G%ooieoelt ols Mitglieo uto
@iaepr1iioent @aaace ols &oriiben-
ser ~oneeboren.
9rei Mitglie0er Ser &ommiilion,
oie nif)t on &egierlmgsfreiien gebo-
rem, iino ser Brides Der @ereinigten
Qutberiiden Stride in Amerifa, Or.
5reoerid $. &nubel, 8ii6of gouin
Sugbes BON Ser MetbooiIten-&irde
uno 8aitor Daniel 8oling ais Ser
treter Ser 8aptiiten-&irde @ouper-
neur 8rentice Cooper, Genneiiee,
8unoesienator Senrif Sbipiteao aus
Minneiota, uno oie @bgeoroneten
Sun Mtoier uno Charles @erla6,
@enniDlbania, geboren ebenfaas Der
&ommilfion uno Der lutberil6en SIR
he an. Senator Mlben SO. 8arf=
leD, &entudp, Sam NaDburn, EeraS,
Gpre1er 0es &epr1ientantenbaules,
Oie Senotoren Soiepb s. @uffeD,
Sames S. 9opis uno 0ie Abgeoro-
neten S. &olan0 Singer uno 5ran=
els 6. @alter, iGmtlid aus 8enn-
iplbanin, iino Die iibrigen 4ommii-
fionsmitglieOer.
Die &ommiiiion nit 4usrabme
BON 8rGiioent HooieDelt, nimmt &C.
ihloIien an ben Nernnltaltungen I'M
Miiblen6erg College 5u 4aentotDn,
in YenniDlOania D1bren0 Der LETT
ten ISOLDE oieies Monats tell.
Die lutberii9e @eiitlidJfeit 8enn=
lplDaniens miro Dem @riinOer ser
nMutter -SDnooe@ i'm &abmen ieines
pom IS. Bis 81. Nfai in 8bilaOel-
pbia tagenOen 1876. &onpents 9ribut
3olen. Ser gan5en 6amilie Weilb~
lenberg, Der i'm N%diblen6erg College
elm bleibenoes 9enfmal eritan0en lit,
miro Don oieiem cine beionoere Set
noodle bonn "a. bis 81. Mfai gemio-
met. Sobepunfte oieier ISOLDE iino
Die feierli6e gntbiiQung elmer Sta
tue oeS Generals 8eter Miiblenberg
in StntuarD Saa, @aibington,
9. g., elm 8eiud Ser @attin oes
Yrdiioenten &~ooiepelt, Elm biitori-
i6er Seit3ug nit iiber tauieno Cell
nebmern in alien Sra6ten.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
MnsgebObene &etrutem
erbalten IA Sage Trit
Die ncne Seitimmnns tritt Mitte
SUM in Strait

~llttiere Mrttee CAB neltli6 cine
Nenoeruiig ibres HefruteneinSie-
bungs-S pitens befannt in Dem Sin-
ne, Dab 5rpiiden Annabme BON aus
9ebobenen 2erten ino 9egim ibrer
toti66li6en GusbilOung cine bier
5ebntdgige 5riit eingeidoben miro.
Ties geidiebt Inn oen Wdnnern
nod 8elteben Ser ormeedr5tliden
llnteriudntng 3eit genlig 81 ge6en,
ibre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Sro-
niug 81 b%ringer. Die nelten &efrit.
ten geltcu pdbreno oieier 5rilt ais
&eierbeleute, bis Tie nod A6laii Ger
5ipei @o6en ibren oftioen 0ienlt
an5utreten bo6en.
Gos &riegsomt miro fir Mabl-
5eiten &eiieipeien uno 2ogisfoIten
%auffommen Die auf Dem Mege 3fDi-
ihen ibren S%eimatorten Ser 9lui-
nabme- uno gmpfangsItotionen emit
Iteben.
Die nellen geitimmingen ioaen
am 10. SUM ooer 6alo oarauf in
&roft treten.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
SO6eres Menidenalter in rnierem
Mittelueitem

@mtli6e Statiitifer BADEN feitee-
Itellt, oaB Die 2eute IN Sen meitliden,
noroli6en uno mittleren Staaten
unieres 2onoes Elm boberes Sitter er-
reiden ais oie iibrigen amerifaner.
Sn ben Staaten 0finneiota, 0ortb
uno South 9afota, Soma, Miiiouri,
0ebrasfa utlo &anias betrdgt oos
ourdidnittlide 2ebensalter Der net
Ben 8ep0lferung 64.7 Sabre. SiI
anoeren 9eilen tpie folgt: al Der pa
5ifii6en aiiite, 63.4; I'M oitliden-
n0roli6en-mittleren Geile, 63.3; in
Neip England, 62.9; I'M meitliden-
iiioli6en=mittleren uno oitliden-iii0-
lihen-mittlereu, ie 62.4; I'M mitt-
leren atlantiiden uno iiiolid=atlan-
tiiden, ie 6t.9 uno in ben @e6irgs-
Itaaten 60 Sabre.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
anppert Seim ACKNOWLEDGMENT


9os Gtiftungsfeit oes Gamen-
nereins oes &uppert Seinls mar iiber
ales grparten gut beiu6t. Srau
8rotpn, oie 8orIiBenoe Der 8eran-
Italtung, e~roffnete oas Brogramm,
uno iteate Serrn Mar @alten Dor,
melder oie @Gite ber8lid) begriiBte.
9arauf erfrel1te Srau 8ropn NIT
ibrer biibiden Gimme oie Mnlpeien-
ben nit @eiangsportrdgen; es folg-
ten ibr Serr Nobert 6reioa nit eli
mem &lapieriolo, Serr SarrD 4nee-
lico nit geiangli6en @ortrdgen,
melde bon ieiner Satin auf Dem
alabier begleitet murOen; Srall
Georgia Campbell nit bumoriitiihen
@ortrdgen, ipel6e groBe Seiterfeit
erregten. Gin 2ieo oes &na6en 60
bert Sloper gefiel gan5 beionoers.
Wit Dem Mbiingen alter befannter
2ieoer, in melhe Sung uno Sit ein-
itimmten, i6loB oas angenebme Pro-
gramm. Man iebte iih gum geniein-
iamen Mbenomabl uno plauoerte
oana1 NIT Sreunoeh uno gefannten
Gmpfeblen Sic bite bas o~SOurnal"
in Siren 8efanntenfreiien!
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
Seine Cel6ei5nms fir ben @inter
in &anaOa

Gttama. Munitionsmini-
Iter 6. 9. Sotpe CAB i'm l1nterbaus
befannt, Dab i'm na6iten 8illter fem
9el fir Sei55pede irgenomo in Sea-
MAZDA p~erfiigbnr iein meroe. gr err
mioerte auf cine Mnfrage ii6er Die
M0gli6feit, oaB Seimbeiiber I'M
naditen @inter S6wierigfeiten ba=
ben miiroen, &ei3oI 81 erlungen. Gr
erfIdrte, Die 6raee Tonne er iofort
be~anttporten uno iagte 6ann: o@S
miro i'm n1diten @inter ftin Sei8-
ol fir @ebGuoe, Sabrifen ooer Sci
me ODER ionit etwas irgeltomo in
&anaoa geben."
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
9enti6amerifaner inter
unieren 9elOen
Cffisiere 9llOiu Miler, sdatsl nnb
Seibger mnroen ansse3eidnet

liner &riegsamt gob neuli6 Oie
gerleibung 0eS @erOienitfreu3es an
16 6lieger befonnt. Inter BEN Mus-
ge3ei6neten iiuo orei 9euti6ameri-
faner, nGmli1 @arptmann Mlpin S.
MfiiQer aus SeguiiL Seras, Saupt-
mann @eorg 6. S6dsel aus Gong
8ea1, &~alifornien uno Maior Gu
tber 6. Seioger aus Straforo, Con-
necticut.
6auptmann WiiIer fiibrte einen
Ser Bomber zines 5liegergei6ma-
beers, oas BEL einem Mngriff auf gu-
Dao Ian Der gleidnamigen 8uht Der
8bilippinen-Sniel Minoanao) Don
feinoli1en Sagoflug3eugen in GROCER
;3abl angegriffen muroe. Na6oem
oie W1aidine oes Observation-Disclosures
einen Motor eingebiiBt bate uno eli
ner Der beioen &anoniere get0tet
tporoen mar, permo6te MiiQer, Die
fliigeanbm g%eporoene 6iibrermalAi=
ne idiibeno, Die 4ngreifer ab5umei-
len uno oas @eI1paoer nod &Gm-
pfen BON 20 Minuten 9auer nod
ieiner 8aiis 5uriid3ufiibren. @ie
geihidt Sauptmann Wiiaer ben
5iibrer 81 i6irmen ~Deritanoen batte,
ergab ii1 na6 Niidfebr idon aus
benz @ergleid Der Sreffer-oaS
Siibrer=6lug5eug mar faum mebr
ais 20mal, Wfiiaers glpparat iiber
100mal ~getroffen iDoroen.
6auptmam SddBel mar Jiibrer
elmer Bomber fiiiion an oemiel6en
9unfte uno brabte feline formation,
oie mebr als 1000 Meilen iiber offe-
ner See 5uriid5ulegen bate, obne
8erluite nod Der 8aiis 5uriid, OBJ
tpobl feinolides 5euer oas Qeben Ell
mes leiner &anoniere ~geforoert un0
einen BON bier Motoren ieiner Wa-
ihine 3eritort batte.
gu Den 9eforierten geborten II. a.
nod Maior 2utber s. Seioger, elm
Sanitdtsoffi3ier aus Stroforo,
Connecticut.