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VICTORIA DE VINES

Newark, n. j., julio 2O.-El
pGgil Winnie Vines, de Science
tady, N. Y, venci6 por puntos,
en- diez asaltos, a Irish Eddie
Pierce. de Paterson. Ell arbitro
Joe Mangold acredit6 a Vines
seis asaltos, tres a Pierce Y uno
empatado.
lPesaba ell derrotado 1856 lbs.
seis mas que ell vencedOr.
La gaceta., 1942-07-20
LA CONCORDIA DE TAMPA

iPor orden del Sr. Presidente
otto a junta general del segun-
do trimestre para el Lunes 70
del corriente a las $50 P. M. en-
ell Centre Asturiano.
NJ. J. Sanchez,
Secrtario.
La gaceta., 1942-07-20
DE REGRESo

Despu6s de unas cortas vaca,
clones en- Ia Ciudad de Miami,
SO encuentra nuevamente entire
nosotros ia estimada Srta. Della
Fec,
Mucho Sc alegraran sus fami-
liares y amistades de tenerle
nuevamente en- esta.
La gaceta., 1942-07-20

Cuando Ia policia encontr6 a
bebito, que solo pesa Is libras
tenia una sOga al cuello y esta.
ba atado, con una cadena, a una
ibalaustrada,
Madre y padre, cada uno con
"a amos de edad, fueron deteni-
dos y Sc les acusa de crueldad.
La gaceta., 1942-07-20
TENIAN !
UN MISC DE DOS ANOS

Parson, w. Va, Julio 20,-Mal
alimentado y con laceraciones
en- Ell cuerpo, IN milo de dos a.
nos Y medic, hijo de los esposos
john LOugray, de MillerVille,
ingres6 aver en- ell hospital del
de Tucker,
La gaceta., 1942-07-20
LA POLICIA BUSCA AL AU.
TOR DE 4 A~SESINATOS

Miami julio 20-LA policia
busea al individuo que mat6 a
Irving Leopold, la esposa de es-
To Esther, un hbo de seis amos,
Stsphen Singer, "a Ralph ].
La gaceta., 1942-07-20
DEL Ola
Jose "El JustO', Elias, Sabl-
no. Librada y Severa.


Muv sentido sc 10 enyiamos a
Ia familia, del que envida Sc lla-
mara Vicente Antinori, faileci-
do el pasado Viernes, de repen-
70. mientras ola las a~utorizadas
palabras del lider Rodolfo Pac-
.iardi, en- Ell Centre Asturisno,
Su entierro constituira una
verdadera manifestation de de
duelo,
iPaz a sus restos!
La gaceta., 1942-07-20

SENORES Delegates: las deci-
= stones que adopteis aqui, en- esta
Conferencia, y las acciones de nues-
tros %gobiernos para dar efectividad
a esas d%ecisiones, son de la mas
grande trascendencia, va que ayu-
daran n garantizar que ell Cont
nente Americana continue man
teniendo sus libertades y su indie
pendencia. Es solemne la mission
que Sc ha confiado a esta Conferen-
cha. Tengo In conviction de que Ne
darA cumplimiento a esa mission, dc
una digna del espiritu que
ha sostenido v defendido Ia libertad
de las Americas durante nuestra
existencia como naciones indepen.
ldientes.
Vuestra es la responsabilidad dc
suministrar las armas a los que, con
tanto entusiasmo, est&n hoy libran-
do las batallas econ6micas para
mantener nuestra solidaridad. FIX.
preso ell sentir de millones de sercs
al afrmar mi conviction de que, 81
este momento e%rftieo, no fallarhn
vuestra vision, vuestra iniciativa y
! vuestro espiritu de devotion.
La gaceta., 1942-07-20

LA FIESTA DEL SABADO
Ell pr6ximo Sabado Sc efec'
tuara la gran fiesta que tiene
anunciada la Secci6n de Benefit
cencia del Clreulo Cubano.
La misma se efectuara en- To-
La gaceta., 1942-07-20

Ia ogred.55n eco765ndca del Ee
De.5e conirarresEurse> monifesto
ESvbsecre;urio de Esfodo WeNes
Hobra que SUN 'niirur los instrvmentos a los que con tonto sntvsiusmo
ibrun 10y Ia bafaIIu economico para eonservor Ia
y Ibcrtod de las Americas "
La gaceta., 1942-07-20

duehos del Eje, ha estado por
largo tempo royendo, no solo los
cimientos de nuestro sistema in
teramericano, sino tambien los
cimientos de Ia estructura econ6-
mica que sostiene nuestra unidad.
rs con ell objeto de completar e
integrar los sistemas de control que
va Sc han establecido para invalidar
Y erradicar sus actividades, que Sc
reune hoy EN- Washington esta con-
Iferencia de peritos tecnicos de las
veintiuna Republicas de America.
Cuando sc reunieron en- Rio dc
Janeiro los Ministries de Relaciones
Exteriores con ell objeto de zanzibar
impresiones para la comdn defensa
de nuestros PASSES, va habian adop-
tado las Rep1blicas Americans
algunas medidas para controlar Ia
exportaci0n y reeXportacion dc
mercancias, para restringir y con
trolar las transacciones hnancieras
Y c%omerciales con las naciones
signatarias del Pacto Tripartito y
con los territories por elias domi-
nados, V para refrenar otras activi.
dades economicas de extranjeros
que fGeran Periudiciales a su bic
nestar.
En- aquella reunion, los represent
tantes de los Gobiernos Americanos
dejaron sentado, en- la Resolution V,
un bosquejo de la n~aturaleza ge-
neral Y de los objetivos del control
comercial Y fnanciero que ellos,
unanimemente, .iuzgaron deberfa
e~stableeerse para defender al He
misferio de la intrusion de las
s%iniestras quintas Columns que Sc
agitaban como %precursoras de las
~fuerzas militares del Eje. AN Sc
recommendation, para su Immediate
adopci6n, LAS medidas a%dicionales
que sean necesarias para interrum-
pir, durante la actual emergencia
continental, TODD intercambio Co
mercial y Gnanciero, directo o indi-
recto, entire ell hemisferio occidental
Y las %naciones s%iRnatarias del Pacto
ITripartito Y los territories domino
dos o elias" Y tambi6n LAS
medidas para suspender las demhs
actividades comerciales Y fnancie-
ras perjudiciales al bienestar y a Ia
seguridad de las Rep1blieas Ameri-
canas.
La gaceta., 1942-07-20

NO obstante, en- su reunion de Rio
~ de Janeiro, los Ministries de Re
.lacioncs Extcriorcs re%conocieron
que, para hacer effective ell control
que habian recomendado como me-
dida de protection contra la quinta
columna del Eje en- 81 Nuevo Mundo,
seria n%ocesario que las autoridddes
fnancieras a quienes Sc habria de
Iconfar Ia administration de dicho
sistema de control en- cada M de
las Rep1blicas Americanas, 81 reu-
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-24

THE LADY WATTS

The other day the telephone
rang in the congressional office of
Representative Byron. Her patient
able secretary, Katherine Wolfe an
swered. This is what she heard
on the other end of the wire.
Il don't care where Mrs. Byron
is. Get her on the phone and tell
her this for me. If she doesn't
make up her mind, | am making
up mine, and it is for E. Brooke
Lee. III be for him unless she
makes public announcement
within 4S hours"
The voice which delivered this
peremptOry message was none
other than that of Cumberland's
youthful publisher, John c. McMul-
len, who was largely responsible
for Mrs. Byron's nomination to
Congress in 1941.
During recent weeks. however,
John has been trying to find out
whether Mrs Byron really meant
business regarding her announced
intention of running for Congress.
Although she has announced that
intention, she had grown hot and
cold as to whether she would ac-
tuaIly go ahead and carry out her
announcement. Colonel Brooke
Lee completed his announcement
by filing for the primaries, but up
until McMuIlen delivered his ulti-
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-24
DISP ELLING
THE FOG
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The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-24
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
FORMED AMBULANCE UNIT

Harvey L. Maugans, former
deputy sheriff and now member
of the guard unit Of the NJ. P. Mol
ler Company, who filed for the Re-
publican nomination for sheriff OF
Washington County, has been a
lifelong resident of Washington
County. For many years he con-
Quoted a used car business in the
West End and is probably one OF
the best known automobile men in
this section.
He is the originator Of the Good
will Ambulance Company and it
was through his interest and eff
forts that this free service has
been given to the people of Hagers-
town and Washington County s.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-24
UNIVERSAL DRY CLEANER

Tor Dresses, Rugs, Floors, etc, 25c
gal. in customers container. An
all-arOund cleaning solvent. H. l..
Mills 46 ". Baltimore St.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-24

Prove You Care-Do Your Share!
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-24
AUTO SALES, USED CARS

Diamond T Motor Truck Sales
and Service-Poe's Garage, rear
l15 E. Franklin ST., Hagerstown.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-24
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS

Five Per Cent Interest, 10 to IS
ears to pay. L. S. Spangler, End
uoor, Second National Bank Bldg.
Telephone 335.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-24

Pare large peaches and cut d
such as apples, citron or raisinse
slice from the top of each. Re
move the pits without breaking
the fruit and fill the hollow Wits
nuts or with any chopped fruit,
Sprinkle with sugar and a little
cinnamon or nutmeg, Pour GUS
tard over the peaches and bake.
Or serve cold soft custard with
the uncO0ked chilled fruit.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-24
ROOFING Thinning

L. H. Miner, Johns-Manville and
Carey Approved Roofing contrac-
tors; timing and sheet metal
work. Stag roofing, spouting, fur
naces, skylights, metal cornices.
office at 35 Wayside avenue; shop
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-24
BALTIMORE PRIMARY

Several turns of events in the
past fortnight have improved the
chances of incumbent Congress-
man John Meyer in the primary
race in Baltimore where both Joe
Wyatt and ex-Congressman Am
brose Kennedy are out after his
scalp.
While the unhappy publicity
which Ambrose recently received
is one factor helping Meyer, the
main thing was the so-called har
mony front created by Mayor
Howard Jackson's withdrawal
from the gubernatorial race, 1t is
noised about that support of Ken
nedy is part of the peace deal be-
tween Political Boss William Cur
ran and JacksOn's camp.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-24
MARKETS

See Abe Martin for the best in
Meats. Groceries, Vegetables. 16
Public Square. Hagerstown. Tele-
phones 2510-2511-2512-2513.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-24
FRUITS, VEGETABLES

Fruits, vegetables and all kinds of
green groceries, etc. E. E. Cronise,
81 " Lst Franklin street.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-24
ICE CIR EAN

Mains Ice Cream for Quality. At
your merchants.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-24
F. D. R. DISCLOSES
new PRODUCTION
RECORD FOR j. S.
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
United States $4,000 planes a year
if the May rate should continue
throughout the year. This is not
expected to happen. however, as
the rate has been rising steadily,
recent reports hav shown. Presi-
dent ROose cit in a message to
Congress January outlined as
his production goal for this year
10000 planes. His other goals
were set as follows: Tanks, $4,000;
anti-aircraft guns, 10000; merch-
ant shipping, 100000 deadweight
tons.
The production goals outlined by
MI Roosevelt in his January
message to Congress called for the
1912 rate of production to be in
creased during next year to pro-
duce 125.000 airplanes, $4,000
tanks, $4,000 anti-aircraft guns,
and 100000 tons of merchant
shipping. The shipping goal for
1943 already has been raised to
100000 tons.
ture Of the world two years hence.
we can afford to go back to inten-
sive politics. If it isn't, We will
have another furry and go on
with the job.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-24
Maryland Merry
GO-ROund
Continued from Page One)

ICOnunUed frOm Page UneJ
job, but not that one"
Note: Mike was slated to head
the State Office of Government Re
ports but this will not materialize
because of OGR changes in Wash
ingtOn.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-24

matum to Mrs. Byron's secretary,
she had not filed.
Just before the message came
over the phone, Mrs. Byron was
pressed on all sides for an answer.
But turning on her rapturOus smile
she said absolutely nothing. Final
ly, she left Washington, and no
one could poster her further.
Even after Katharine got John
McMulTen's telephone message in
New York, she refused to be hur-
ried until she was good and ready,
So John did exactly what he threat
ened to do. He came out for Col,
Lee.
Mrs. Byron has now filed and is
officially and categorically in the
race. However, her chances are
not so bright. Her opponent has
developed powerful machine sup
port, plus the endorsement Of Gov
ernOr Herbert O'COnOr, in itself
no mean asset. Second Mrs. Byron
has aIienated a number of other
political heavysets around the
Sixth District.
However, it looks like a lively
scrap in Western Maryland this
summer and the next couple OF
weeks will disclose what type of
machine support Mrs. Byron really
has.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-07-24

Real Estate and Fire Insurance.
Money at 5 Per Cent loaned on
first mortgages. Brewer and Lind
sey, 214 Second National Bank
Bldg. Phone 24S1.
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Grnenter Yrotef Des 8ii6ots bon YreDfng gegen
bic staatsbergottnmg

branomarfte @raf b. 8repiine bie bot
ben Soeolosien bes Spitens pertrer
tene gebauptuns, Dob sfaiie uno
Staat Die bobiten sottliben 8ert'
leien. .2abt inns Inn 2iebesgeitnnung
in Der Belt beten'. idlob ser giidof
,,um 2iebe fir ale menihlihe area-
titr. fir sSrerno ,tno Seino, ia, ielbIt
fir iene, Die nns 9oies tpiinIben ion~
ten."
sebr treffenb fommentiert bie g..
g.. Staatsaeituns at Der biIboflihea
Erebiet:
Scr aampf, ben Die fatboliid)e
Stride nnb nit beionoerem Mannes-
NUT bas oeutide @piifopat eegen oie
totalitdren Anipriide bes nationalio.
sialiitiiden Staates fiibrt, erreidte
ietnen @obepunft 1T Der fiibnen Ere,
bist, sic 8erlins 8iibof, 8raf &on-
ra6 bon Grepfind, in ser ct. Seb=
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tpies- -&atbeorale eebalten bat. Mit
einoeutiger 8enbung segen Die &aIs
lentbeorien Der Naais unb bas bon
ibnen ange1naBte Gebt aur 8ernib,
tung ansebIid ,,biologiid minoeruers
tiger" Weniden fiibrte Der Biidoi
aus, oab iebes 2eben einen Bert oar,
iteue, ai,b bas zines uneeborenen
Gi1tbes ooer zines alten binfauigen
Mannes, uno branbmarfte bie etbi.
i6e 8erlpirr,1ng elmer gntideibrng
iiber anoere Meniden, Die iid bon
oem einfdltiigen, aber iittlib geinns
SEN @runoiab entfernt: u@as olt
ni6t tpilf, bas man sir tu, bas fig
an6 feirem anoern al."
Ser 9iidof eab Der Sebniudt oes
ipabren gbriiten nab elmer 8elt
Musbrud, in ser @erebtigfeit uno
2iebe berriben; er berlanste bom
Staat oas &e6t oer religi0ien &inber>
er5iebung uno ser firdliden 5reibeit.
Inter tiefer grgriffenbeit ieiner So
rer foroerte ser 8ii6of sic bon SIT
ler uno &oienberg eeprdeten Staats-
tbeorien beralls: ,gs lit eine bers
banenisbolle Srrlebre su bebaupten,
oab Gaiie nno Staat oie b0biten
gottIi6en @erte ieier. 2aBt uns Inn
2iebesgeiinnung in Der gSelt beten,
INN 2iebe fit ale menIblide &reatur,
fir 5reunb ,no fir 5eino; ia ielbit
fir iene, bie l1ns MIR 8oies ipiin'
ihen."
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gle1ft.
9ie ne,1e Mrmee ser Ser. Staaten
1T GROCER nno ieine Manni6aft lit
audi beiier. Der Dur6i6nittsiolbat
bon beute lit flint Sub uno S14 3oG
grpb unb tpieet $50 Bfuno. @r lit
"a Bon eroBer ,no i.ngefabr nelu
Hfunb ibperer als inn Sabre 1917.
Serner lit er eeiiinoer, fraftiser, uno
bat cine Before ausbiloung genoiien.
ct mub alld) beiier iein als Ser
Sol6at bon 1917; oenn elm Soloat
in elmer 1nebaniiierten @rmee nub
gr0Bere forperlibe 8i6erltanosfraf.
uno er0bere Snteuigen5 babel1, als
in ienen Sagen, in oenen bic Soloa-
ten 5u Sub maridierten uno nit @e=
tpebren iboiien. Die MnforoerunsenL
sic Ger nehaniiterte &rieg an Die
Soloaten itellt, iino beoeuteno bar<
ter; bie 4riegsausriilt1ng beoinet
groBere Sbnelligfeit uno lit biel font=
plisierter als friiber. Wsustelfraft
uno gerltano lino beioe iebr ipeient.
Iih. ... $3.50.
gs iino bereits mebr als 35 81
biiionen oieier geiunoen, idnelloen.
fenoen Suneens im Seloe, orei 9ibi<
itonen nebr als bie Ser. Staaten ON
gnoe bes eriten @eltfrieees in 5ranf-
reid batten.
Sierin eiugeidloiien iino 81 bon
itanoiee SnfanterieoiDiiionen, 6 @an>
aer unb 2 &apallerieoibii iionen. Gier
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um einanoer Iossutperoen. Ser oaS
@elo fat, reiIt nod &eno, iuer es lib
Ion1t Ieilten fann, gebt 5,,m &edtsr
nntpaIt ,,no ldBt cine Sheioungsflage
einreiben. @riinoe itno leidt gefun-
BEN, nno Jet es nur uieelii6e Auale-
rel" (nel,tal erueltp). gs bate nun
gar feinet 3ped, BIER grmabnltngen
fir 1treitenbe @belel1te an5,tfiigen.
$50 ieber Sell in ieinem &ebt lit nnb
bas unrebt nur BET oen anoern Sell,
lit feine Musiidt auf 8eriteben u1b
Sblibtl1ng; an iolben lit iebes 8ort
berIoren. Mnoers 1T es nit ienen,
Die aau ben Streitenoen als &inoer,
geruanotidaft, Grennoidaft uno iei
es nur alse Dieneribaft in 8esiebung
iteben. Denn iie, geraoe iie itno es,
Die burh 3uitinnung unb 3piibens
trdeereien in1mer uno iiberau BEN
l1nfrieoen aufitabeln. @belelte mo-
gen iib @eld)irr an bie Ropfe uerfen,
allein gelaiien ieten tie iid nabber
bin uno Ieimen bie S6erben pieoer
5nlamnen.
@ir ale, ale, iollten nns bel Der
@eipiiienserforidlng nidt BLOB iiber
Die ueberibriften Ser 5ebn @ebote err
foriben, mir follten lieber nit ben
Siinoen anfangen, 6ie uniere Rirdc
Die n,lelln fren1oen Climber" ltennt.
@s fonnten fir nns barunter Sob
iiinben iein Sooiiinoen iblimmer als
Berbungernlaiien lmo Strid. - g..
ct. 8. G.=G.
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anlaBli1 zines Sonbergottesbien-
ftes III Ser ct. &eoipigs Stride in Ser
lin anr Seier bcs iilbernen giIbofs.
iabildums Gapit gilts' oes 3fpoIften
belt giihof Gonrao bon Hrepling
cine Brebigt, in nelder er oie 2ebren
,.no Gaten bes gsa5isntus nit elmer
@nereie uno stiidbaltsloiisfeit an
griff, bie lit nidts Ben Rln,bsebuusen
1nan1er nneribrodener @egner bes
Ga5iipltems in oen beietten 2anoern
nahltebt.
Ser 8iihof tpanote iid seaen Die
nasiltiibe @Ieidiesung bes 9fe6ts
nit Sen Srtterehen bes gsa5iitaates
,,nb belt BEN segentparttgen Wsaht'
babern bor: uMue &ebtsbegriffe mill
fen auf Den funoamentalen Menibens
rebten baiieren. Sic Iebren, bob man
feinem Mitmeni6en etpas s,,fiisen
iou, ,pobon man nidt piinidt, Dab
es ei,tem 1elber ansetan tpirb, ,1no
bob oas Wenibenleben beilig lit -
a,,h bas 2eben zines nod l,neebores
nen &inbes 1tno bas eines alien nno
inbalioen Meni6en."
Wtit Der lebtansefiibrten 8emers
fung erneuerte oer 8ii6of ben idon
bon oem be,,tiden @eiantepiifopat
erbobenen feierliden 8roteit sesel'
bie nasiitiiben Braftifen auf bent @e-
bet Ser ,,Gaiienbpeiene' unb Der gn-
tbanaiie, oas beiBt ser 8ernibtnns
menIdli6en 2ebens, bas oen 9sa5ts
genGB ibren Galientbeorien ooer IT,
rem politiihen 3neden als ,ninber'
tpertie" ODER ,lebensunpert' gilt.
9ie Greoist oes giidofs ltelte iid
int iibrigen als gebarnilbter Hrotelt
eesen sic 3eriblogllng Ser relieiolen
Sugenoperei1e uno ser fir6liden Grt
aiebuneseitribtuneen b1r6 Das Sit,
lerregilne oar. Sn naboriiflibiten
8orten foroerte Ser @eiItlide 8ieoer-
berltenung Ser @elpiiiensfreibeit ,mo
Des &e1tS ser freien Geligionsoltss
iibung, unter i6drfiter ,slblebnunl
Der blaspbet1iideu Sersottung Der
naaiie' ODER oes (no5iitii6en) staa'
tes. -
slls cine peroerblide sSrrlebre
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Na6 @albinetoner Melouneen lit

Nad @albinetoner Melounaen lit
bente oie Mrmee ser Ser. Staaten
niht MIR 5ebntnaI 10 grob> tpie sic
amerifaniihe Mrmec al,r 3eit ocs
@intritts int ben eriten 8eltfrieg, ion-
oern Tie lit bicle Male itdrfer. @ir
baben beute cine Irmee bon 2,00O,-
600 Monn. Die meilten bon ibnen
baben elm Sabr ausbilolns binter iid)
uno iino 10 gut NIT Eanfs, 5lug5eu-
aen uno beipeglider Mrtillerie al,see>
riiitet, bab sic Stdrfe oes @eid0s=
fe,,ers zines einsigen Gegiments bent
elmer Dibiiion bes Sabres 1917
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15

gs lit elm 8efenntnis oes DRIFT
liben Deutidlanos, oas in oieien altfs
rehten 8if6ofsiporten gum a,lsoriid
fonmt; ,nutiee 8orte gegen Die beu'
tieen Mabtbaber, aus oenen einoen'
tig berboraebt, oaB man niebt bas
oei,tlde goIf IN ieiner 8eianttbeit nit
9beorie II. 8raris Ser Nationalioaia.
Iilten ioeutifi5ieren BARI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15

Der Snfanterieoibiitoneu iino bOllis
notoriiiert, tie iino iuitanoe, NIT
groBter @eidninoiefeit groBe Stref.
fen sllriifsuleeen uno fonnen NIT
pernidtenber Sdnelliefeit gum Sin.
eriff iibereeben. slub Der 9teit Der
Sss,,fanterie lit allm Sell motoriiiert.
Die aai,5e II. g. arn1ec lit in 8irt'
lihfeit cine Irmee allf Gaoern.
9ie medaniiierte Mrmee bat cine
ltrenee uno tpeitreidenoe ausbil.
oungsseit binter iid. Sic bot tpeniJ
3eit nit flei1en @eipebriibungen ,1nS
@aridieren peree,,oet. Sic bot ie-
ood grobe 6eloiibunsen eemadt, nit
mooerner medaniiterter ausriiltung,
Sanfs, Sr,,ds, tleinen Dtotorpasen
lmb ihneller Mrtiueric, Die 35 Neilen
oie Stlnoe 5uriidlege11 uno cine Gro
nate 5ebn 0seilen ipeit i6leroern
fann. Gieie Gruppen ba6en monate.
Ianee straightforward iiber groBes
Serrain lmb in ieber Gbale Der media
niiierten &riegsfiibruna binter iid.
Sic lino geidult, I'm in "oiefem'
9rieee fampfen ou f0nnen, uno ni1t
im leeteu.
9ie 2anfs, Slu95eu9e uno mobile
Mrtillerie lnb Waldincngelpebre, nit
ipelber hieie 9lrnec aus9eriiltet 1T.
ltnb bereits in oftipen &rieesoienit
ausprobiert porben. Sic gebra,tdt
oieielbe slusriiitune, Die in &ublano,
China, 2pbien ,mo oen staben Often
in @cbrau6 lit. Sic bat li6 bereits
i'm &rieoe betpGbrt.
Seine anoere Ir1nee lit iemals bel.
ier ol1s9ebiloet lit ser SanbbabunJ
lneIaniliertcr IuSriiltung in oen
&rieg ee5o9en als Sic uniere. ltlier
Soloat lit inn Waldinen5citalter oufs
getpadIeu. ST bat bereits Iutomobile
llno Sroftoren gebonbbobt, lange be-
Dor ct eincn Sont eeicbcn bat. Seine
Grfabrumg in me6anilierten gaffer
ltno Observation-Disclosures tit oriinb-
lid) uno ieine natiirli6e @eibidli6"
felt bat bie Iusbiloung nod beI6lell-
nigt.
gnfang oes Sabres 1871 Iitt Oie
Armee unter einem Mangel an 9lus-
riiItunes9egenlt1roerL uno &riegs.
iiblngen mllbten NIT Griab eefiibrt
tperoen. A6er iett rollen oie Sonfs,
@eidiisc uno Sransporte bonn Ser
itelllmgsbano in GROCER uno eeniigen.
Der 3abl.
Die SIneitreitfrdfte Ser Armee sdb-
len iest nngefabr 100000 Mann uue
tperben bis Mitte 6ieies ssabres 75O,.
600 erreiden. 9ie @n5abl ser Slug
aeuse lit elm @ebeim,is, aber Die Gro.
button bedt Sic Nabfrage uno Die
Jlusseuge iinb 6ie idneaiten uno &c.
fabrlibiten in ber 8elt. Die @rlnee
ser Ser. Staaten bat cine erobe Muf-
gabe a,t erfiillen, iie fat au6 Sen @iI-
len unb Sic &raft oa5u.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15

@irb einen ne,len 2eIer fir ocn
,Sbio @oilenfrenno"!
Evening star., 1942-05-22

Great oaks from little acOrns
grow. War bonds are the most
promising acorns on the market.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Prosecution Rests Case
In Webb Murder Trial
BY tho Associated Press.

BY tho Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 22.-The State
rested its case today against Made
line Webb. 28-year- -old former
model; Eli Shonbrun. her lover, and
John Cullen, charged with first
degree murder In the strangulation-
Staying of Mrs. Flora Susan Reich,
wealthy Polish refugee.
The prosecution has asked the
death penalty for the Saltwater
(Okla) girl and for the two men
who have been on trial with her
since May IL.
After Assistant District ATTORNEY
Jacob A. Grumet rested his case.
Judge Jonah J. Goldstein declared
a recess.
The final two State witnesses were
a luncheonette proprietor and a city
toxicologist, whose testimony indi-
Gated Mrs. Reich met her death on
March 4 approximately an hour
after she had eaten lunch.
At the conclusion of yesterdays
trial session there was a noticeable
tenseness at the defense table after
a surprise witness testified that Miss