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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-10
Reds Cancel
Spring Tour
With Boston

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sAsxs r;sn 'suAvrs.
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Yankees havs TRIMMED To vepes
az their tp<s <pFsns rvalsira ese-
sen. esnosIIsd ail 49, folIrse6
trips snd Hfs nsEstlefin1 = <lIe<l-
nat< several sxhlbEtlcu names ~
cooperation sitH = nas~Fnm~nt 80
Ger to ssftssi esc<@~lss travel ~
baseball clubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-10
Just Misses
Perfect Game
Ball Slips on His
Lost Fling at Pins

Harley Christensen. shooting o.
the Coliseum alleys. rolled = 2ss
game in the Veneer league Tues
day night 10 capture = major
part Of the scoring iAurels 81 the
current pm season In Tacoma
Harlsy's game VAS the neares,
approach 10 . perfect game OF
any Tacoma alleys this seasoa he
started rolling Atrlkes in the frs,
frame and fslled the timber with
his first ball for frame after frame
until he had IL consecutive
strikes on the score sheet.
One mere strike and the
Veneer league pinman would
have reached the geal which
all bowiers strive for, > SEQ
game. As IL always the case.
when = bowler has the prize
within reach. the eyes Of all
are focused on him ~ he
throws that fsteful isth ball.
Harley Iest his grip on that
toss and missed the headpin.
getting only sin pins.
Though he failed 10 reach the
highest prize. christensen's ac-
eomplishment brought him a lap
ful Of honors. In addition TO be-
Ing the best single game recorded
in Tacoma this season. IL IL an all
time record for the Coliseum
alleys. His SOS series Is the top
score Of the year on the Coliseum
lanes as well as a record for the
year in the Veneer league.
OTHERS DO WELL
Though all other Tuesday PIN
work on downtown alleys was
dimmed by the Coliseum trundlers
feat. there were many noteworthy
bits of bowling elsewhere.
shocky Robson. city En-
ploye league bowler. led the
stickers OF his league with q
5s6 series, with games of
17s, 216 and 1871.
Frank la Fieur rolled 56i TO
top the bowlers OF the Commercial
league on the Broadway. and stan
ton Stowe rolled 221 for the high
single of the evening on those
lanes.
Women bowlers OF the CONNER
cial league turned in many fine
scores. the highest going to Isabel
Mccormick with 53s. iona Wild
rolled $50. Helen Biattler 522.
Mildred Fleming 5i3. and Ruth
Seidelman registered 2o2 for the
high single of the feminine stars.
Other good marks of the
day included 552 series by
Howard Bailey, q 54s score
by stanton Stowe. 54s by
Jerry Kent, and BIN Ohm
stead's $40.
Veneer league results: Millsra
4, Spares o; Commercials Z. Tay-
ern o; Outlaws 8. spreaders i;
Draftees 3. Office /; Culls 4.
westpointers o; yellow Jackets 2.
Streamliners 2.
Commercial league results:
Asbestos 3, Busmeh /. Tiremen ).
Salads /; Bakery Ladies 4. Ice
men o; Ice Carriers 3. Jewels /.
City Employees: Fuel OIL 3,
sportswear 0: Harrison 5. Dixon O..
Tiremen 2. Laundry 1. Milkmen
2. Grill /; Union 2. Whists /.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-10-01
POTOMAC

The Potomac Methodist Church
is participating in the third annual
observance of World Wide Com
munion this Sunday at eleven
o'clock. Everyone is invited to take
part.
Mr.. Henry Crawford of Norfolk,
Va, spent the past weekend with
his mother, Mrs. Joseph H. Gran
ford. Captain Filbert Crawford,
Mrs. Cranford's youngest son, is
with our armed forces in England.
Mrs. Francis B. Leech and her
son, Philip, returned TO "Orchard
Hill" Saturday from Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Henderson
of the Glen entertained members
of the Potomac Band Saturday
evening.
Miss Jane Joyce left Sunday for
New York. She had returned to
"Marwood" Friday from Pitts
burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Crown and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark McHuron are
receiving congratulations on the
arrival of new members of their
respective families.
Mrs. Irwin Fresch returned
home Tuesday from the Montgom-
cry County General Hospital. Also
patients at the hospital are Mrs.
Tyler Collins and Mr.. Walter
Fawcett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Bayly
have returned to their home in the
Glen. Mrs. Bayly was visiting her
mother while Mr.. Bayly was in
Chicago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-10-01
GERMANTOWN

Mr.. Bowie F. Waters is a
patient in the Garfield Hospital,
Washington, where he underwent
an operation on Wednesday.
Pvt. Robert Howes of Camp
Lee, Va, was a weekend visitor
at the home of his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Snyder.
Mrs. Roy Selby entertained the
Homemakers Club at her home on
Thursday. A number of mem
bers attended the fall joint meet
ing of Homemakers Clubs held in
Rockville on October 1.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Julia Bowman has recovered
from the illness which had con-
fined her to the Frederick Hos
pital. She has now returned to
her home here.
Officers of the Neelsville Chris
tian Endeavor held a business
meeting on Wednesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Browning
and family were recent visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Duvall of Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-10-01
Washington Grove

Mrs. Jimmy White is spending
some time with her mother, Mrs.
Edna Reber, while her husband
is on a business trip in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. White expect to
make their home in the Carolinas
before long.
Pvt. Billy Christie spent several
days at home this week and re-
ported that he spends a good
deal of time driving around Camp
Gordon in a "jeep" these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hunt
returned to their home in Wash
ington last week. On Monday,
Mrs. "A. ID. Clapperton and Rich
mond closed their cottage for the
summer and returned to town.
Bill Teepe, who left for Camp
Lee last week, can now be reached
at the following address: Private
William X. Teepe, Co. C, 21st
Battalion, 7th Regiment, B. 1. R.
T. c., Fort Mcclellan, Ala.
Family Night" regular fea-
ture of Rally Week at the Wash
ington Grove Church, was held
on Friday evening with an at
tendance of about eighty adults
and children. The entertainment
was informal and consisted of
singing by the entire group, as
well as by the choir and an octet
picked at random. There was also
games for the adults and chill
dren. At the conclusion Of the
games, refreshments were served
by the Sunday School teachers.
Rally Week ended on Sunday
with the promotion of various
children to more advanced Sunday
School classes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell Lean
and daughter, Janet, of Balti-
more, spent several days this
week visiting Mrs. Leans father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard N. Edwards.
Next Sunday will be World
Communion Sunday in all Prot
estant churches, and a special
service will be held in the Wash
ington Grove Church for this oc-
casion. Everybody is welcome to
this service and it is hoped there
will be a large attendance. A
special offering will be taken, and
it will be used for two purposes,
to aid the suffering ones overseas
and to promote religious work in
the army camps.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-10-01
PUBLISHERS

The printing and publishing in
dustry has been warned by the
War Production Board that it must
curtail the consumption of paper
and board possibly cutting tonnage
back to 1910 or 1889 levels.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-10-01
Redland Church
Schedule OF Ser

Sunday services 4
Hill Church of the
Redland will be held
noon for the next 81
has been announced b
the Rev. Chester I. Ha
school will begin at q
lowed by the sermon
beginning this Sunday
Services also will be hel
first and third Sunday
the month, starting at 8 :
A week of revival meet
begin with the afternoon {
October IL. The Rev. Johr
of College Park will be tn
list. Services will be l
night during the week at
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-10-01
The Russian Campaign

The loss of Staingrad, if the Nazs beat down the
stubborn defenders, will result in disarrangement
to the Soviet defenses but nothing like disaster will
follow
Two-thirds of the Russian front has been rea-
lively inactive in 1912, with neither side apparently
ready to assume the risks and losses of offensive
along the whole line.
The Russians probably conserving their strength
for what may lie ahead and the suspicion abounds that
the Nazs do not desire to commit their entire armed
forces to gruelling campaign that will proceed deep
in the heart of Russia
Hitlers restraint in Russia is either the result
of man-power shortage, which seems bit improb-
able just now, the necessity of holding in reserve
sufficient soldiers to meet any second front in western
Europe.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-10-01

Mr.. Edward Brosius, /
Silver Spring spent severI
last week at the home \
and Mrs. Carroll Brown.
Residents of the Germ
area are reminded to turn
salvage material at the
depot adjoining the home
and Mrs. A. r. Selby.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-10-01

The difference between the
minds of human being is that
some work slowly and some not at
all.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-10-01
FAITH IN CHRIST AS OUR
PERSONAL SAVIOUR

LESSON TEXT-Acts 1e:13-15: Ro-
mans SILL
GOLDEN TEXT-Therefore being JUS
tilted by faith, we have peace with God
through our Lord Jesus Christ.-Romans
5:1
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-10-01
Lesson for October 4

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education; used by
permission
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-10-01
Kaiser To Build Three Planes

Mr. Henry ]. Kaiser has been authorized to pro-
coed with the construction of three largescale cargo
planes to cost $1SOOO0OO and be completed in twenty
five months.
Meanwhile, he will draw up plans for a plant
where planes of the type could be produced vol
basis and that could be constructed at any
time that the military services decide they wanted
substantial numbers of the planes
The proposed planes to be of the flying boat
type capable of carrying sixty tons of cargo and will
be constructed of duramold combination of plywood
and plastic material Engines, propellors and nstru-
ments necessary will be made available by the War
and Navy departments.
Another interesting specification is that neither
Mr. Kaiser, Mr.. Howard Hughes his associate will
derive any profits from designing and manufacturing
the planes Each is anxious to make this contribution
to the war effort.
When people ask you to make contribution to
worthy cause, don't stop to tell em how many contri-
buttons you make every year, just give em the cash or
turn 'em down. It saves time
We know very little about the religion of Russia
but the Reds evidently believe in defending Russia,
which is than religious leaders in the United
States willing TO do for their own nation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-10-01

of permitting the United States to send supplies to
Americans, prisoners of war in the hands of the
Japanese
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-10-01
TSS%$~SSas1vs~s1sssSSS~SSe:SeSSS
Improved O SUNDAY
Uniform co-0oT
-:-LESSON =

BY HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST. D. D.
OF The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.
(Released by Western Newspaper Union. I,
Evening star., 1942-05-24

Set up anywhere. Burns
charcoal. Sheet iron with broil-
er rack. Light and compact.
315-lb. Bag Charcoal, 19c
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

ser Hpli5eigeIete, ser Sdulgelete
ltuo bielfad ald oes firdli6en Sc.
bens bo6cn. @GGreno Sic mcilteu
Staateu BON pben Iera6, bom 3en,
trltm aus, BON ser Grone oocr elmer
anoeren oberitcn 3entralgelpalt aus
geIdafien iuoroen luto, lit Sic Sdrpei5
bon ser Eerip6erie, bon ltnten, pon
@eneinoen uno 2auold,ai item Der auf-
gebaut ipor6em.
Seoes Gplten1 ie0er' r'neulblid)e &C.
5anfe tra9t in lid sic. @efabr, iid
ourd lteberIteiser'mg ielblt 5u 5erito'
rem. 9ie auberor0entlid lueit getrie.
6ene Aufglieoerung ser audi fltlturea
10 mannigfaltisen Sdwei5 eridluert
oie 3uIanmenfolluns ser 9r1fte, Sic
@inbeit ba, 100 oieie blrh Sic gnt-
tuidlung ser Seile 1lub sic Grbal.
tl1ng oes @an5en eeforoert lit. Sm
8unbesltaot bon 1S49 bat sic Shipei5
bie gin1eit gefunoen, sic lie belier 1T
oen Stano iebt, Iid int politiiden lno
tuirtldoftliden 9anpf mirfian 5u
bebaupten. 9ie Bolitif, ipie olles 2e-
beu, fennt teine ein fitr olle Maa
siiltieen Sor,neln. 8dbreno bas
bal6e Sabrb.noert bor 6em 8eltfrie.
&c bon 19t4-1S nit ieiner borlpie-
gens tuirtidaftlid eineelteuten 8olitif
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

BON bent @eoanfen ser 3iuedntdBigteit
ser 8ereinbeitliduug Itart beltimmt
mar uno sic Not oes @elttrieses uno
ser 8eltfrile iolhe foroerte, lit belte,
III elmer 3eit itarfer seiltiger Span-
nllng ,tno tros erueuter gotipenoig.
felt, ol(e 3r1fte wegen bes gegcnuGr-
tigen Rrieges sulaunen5uIaiieu, ser
Sinn fir bas fSoeratipe ErinSip oes
ihpei5eriiden Staotes iuicSer luader.
9as lit bie erIte Nufsobe nnierer Yo-
litif; ben 8eg SIT finoeu 5luilhen le-
Observation-Disclosures @inbeit lnS lebens-
notWenoiger Sielbeit.
als ettpas geldidtlid &eipedienes
iino Sic Ginridt,naen bes idlpciie.
ridden Staates nidt als lolbe ouf
aleere Serbaltniiic obne ,ueiteres
ii6ertraebar. s(6er oos Yroblem, bos
Dem idtuciSeriid,en Stnat slgruuSe
liegt, Sic 6rei6eit niht uur bes @iu-
5elnen, ionoern Sic 8reibcit III ibren
golfstlm eigenartiaer> ia prohlid
berIdieoener @cnleinlueleu in eiuer
le6ensfrdftigen @eIantbeit Suiannmett-
5ufalierL ltellt lN ol1N ben 9totionelt.
Dor ollem Glropos, IN ibren 9egenIei.
tiael 9e5ieGl'n9en. Die Giaeuart oes
Id)luei5erilden Stoatcs lit ocSbolb
niht nltr eir fir i'm ollrN Sic We.
1dIhtc nno 9folnu 9cgc6eneS SNidlol;
lie tann old cine Scnoulg leiu. -
Brof. Or. 9For &uber.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04
Die 6riegsarbeit Scr Traneu

einen iebr berniiuitiaen 5eitgcntd.
BEN 1no patriotil6en Nnt bat Or.
Gillian @ilbretb, Yroieilor fir ssalni.
licntl1noe am Ncluorfer College Of
Engineering SEN 6rauen smcrifas
ge9eben: u&iuoer rcogiereu idneu ouf
eine oeprintierenbe Ntlnolpbire', er.
flarte er. Gr riet Sen Miittcrn lid
III i1rer freien 3eit nidt sans nno
gar onf &rieasfiiriorec 1mS 3ote
&reu5Silisor6eit ein5ulteaen, ionoern
lid aud iuenigltens in eine,u 9eil ib.
rer 6rei5eit i9ren 9inoern at ,uio.
n'en.~ ,,@ebt rubig oud ruo1 nit eu.
ren 3inoern ins &iuo! 2nuit NIT if.
nen Sdlittldub! SIR Siirft nidt
ausldlieblid Itriden lno bafeln, Ga.
mariterfurie 1,ilu. nlitn1od)en.
Cine sSrat 1eiitet in 9ricgs;eiten
ldon tuertpoae s(rbeit, menn lie ibre
Tamilie gut beriorgt. @cnn lie oa.
neben nod s(r6eiten fiirs @ote Grcu5
ooer anoere Silfsorganilationen iiber.
nin1mt, 2uftId)utiuart lpiro ooer ir.
genoeinen onoeren BoIten alsfiiat,
lolte iie aber in ibrent patriotiiden
eifer sic tui1tiaIten Yflidten ibrer
5antilie geaeniiber nidyt pergeiien
uno bernadldilsen!
9ieien Hat Iollten audi lnIere b0.
beren angeltellten in 8ai6ingtou be-
ber5igen:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

eebiloe betradtet. Seit 1916 lit iie
ein Staatenbuno, felt 1S48 ein 9,n'
6esltaat bon % sleidberedtisten &an-
tonen. aber bieIes fooeratipe Srgani.
iationsprin5ip lit nidt auf ben 9,,no
bei6rdnft. Ser 9lno iuitroe nid)t
tuobrbaft biinoiid iein, tuenn nibt Sic
Gautone iel6It ,uieoer it ibreu eiae>
men 9erei6 sen @ebanfen ser Iofalen
Mutonomie III ,ueitent Wabe perlpirf.
lidten. Sbne BerItauonis fir Sic
Selbltdnoigfeit unb &eid6altisfeit
oes @emeinbelebens lit ser ipirfli6e
id,uei5eriid5e Staat, ieine beionoere
art ser Jreibeit, nidt at perIteben.
Mi6t nur lit sic 1ofale 5elbltoerlpal-
t,tng ser Sdule ser polttiiden Sc.
mofrotie ieit alien Seiten: Sic Srei'
beiten erba1teu ba6urd ibre politii6
tuirfiamlte @aruntie, boB sic naturge=
gebenen fleinlten 0rtliden 8olfsges
meinidoften einen peit9ebenoen Git
fluB al.f Sic tatiddlihe Sano6abung
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

ltGnoisfeit. Dod sic 8erounfelans
Ieines nrlpriinglid bolfstiimlidcn
Gbaratters muBte ser i6ipei5eriife
Staat am @noe 0es IS. Sabrbunoerts
NIT ser 9riIe ser ltmtudl5una mo
poriibergeben6er politilber Mbbdngig=
felt be5ablen. slls i'm 19. Sabrbun-
oert sic politiide @leid6eredtisuns
lid fir aQe Gdtuei5er b1rdlebtc,
fonnte iie fait ii6erau an cine altc
gra6ition politiider 5reibeit ooer
5elbItbertpaltung anfniipfen. sSn oie>
ier TRADITION, sic in 6as ltnbeiulBte
ser Bolfsieele binabreidt, 1iegt ,uobl
sic @ur5el ser Stabilitat ser poll
tiiden @erbdltniile.
@n6li6 lit Ser i6luei5eriide Staat
Ieit ieinen anfdnsen INNER eine biinb.
niide 3uiammenfaIi,,ng BON politi-
l1en @emeinIdaften, Stabten nno
St16ten nno 2dn6ern, nit al,sge-
prdgte,n eigenleben getueIen. s(ls 5llnt
@n6e 6es 18. SaDrbunberts ein loies
@efiise bon @iinbniilen bon bollbe=
redtigten reeierenoen louperdneu
uSrten" NIT l1ntertanengebieten unb
bon tpeiteren 8erbiinoeten, als Stdo.
ten, 2an6idaften ltnS eeiItlide Sir
item puroe sic @iosenoilenIdaft 6od
bont auslan5 politiId als ein Staats.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

erfaiienSen notwithstanding Ser
8ommunen mar iie ein 8uno bon
2anoIdaften uno Staoten, bon 8aus
ern uno 9iirgern. 8on Sen 5ablrei'
den mittelalterliben 8iinben freier
aommunen lit Sic eioeenoiienI6aft
alein iibris seblieben. sic bat lid
eebiloet uno bat iid entIpidelt in be.
uubtem @eaeniat uno i'm 9ampf &C..
gen bas 2anoesfiirltentum bas gum
Staatsabiolutismus tenbierte, uno
oa,nit gegen sic ausemeine politiide
StrDmung. sls felt bem II. Sssabr>
bunoert ser Bolfsitaat 5,,m Staat
regieren6er Srte uno @ei6led)ter
lpuroe. blieb int 8ersleid aum iibri=
gen fontinentalen europa, all6 oen
Don ser politiiden SerrIdaft ausee-
ibfoi1enen 8oltsteileu III ser Sduei6
nod Elm beSeutenbes WaB bon SelbIt-
peripaltung uno mirtidaftliber Sel6>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04
t Soocsan,cigen +

Dt d). 30 + III CT, gclt. ont s. SAT-.
1912, pobl por6crcitct, ilu sllter
pon S5 sSSobreh in @lilaoclpbio,
asa. slltcr Hclcr.
0'rs. 80. 9onicls, aclt. ont 1G.
SSSan. 1912, il, Milpo,fee, @is.
Cine 1nlcrer 0ltcltcu 3clcrinncn.
MrS. Itarp &rumpcln 1an-
ae6. am 5. Sept 1857 in OeltiH-
lano; geit. am 9. Sept. 1911, inn
9llter bon 81 SoGrcn III Gopngtor,
&p. Sic DinterldBt 8 SoGnc luno
2. Sohter. SSDr @ottc 0ing ibr por
42 Sa1rcn int Sooe porollf. 2ong.
jdlrigc, eiIrinc Hclcriu.
$ enrD GndOiuoer, geIt. om ;.
sllg. 1911 1T EocaDontoS, So
Sitter Seler.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

,.no oas eliaiiiide golf be5eust groBe
&reue geseniiber Ser Stride. 9ie
@itslieoer Ser Barteislieoerungen
finS je6od ant @ottesoienlt6eiub fart
gcbin6ert. Manderorts baben oie
Rfarrer, ,,m Sdpierisfeiten gu ber'
meioen, 6ie Breoist ourd seIneiniame
@ebete o6er BerleIung bes gDange.
aiun1s erfest. @on oen beioen friibe=
rem @eneralpifaren befinbet iib oer
cine NIT 6em @ilbof bon StraBburg
Wisr. Stud int Grill, tuabreno M&lgr.
Doubier, Der ieinen Namen in 9a1b=
rer dn6erte, als perIona grata bleibe's
burfte ,tn6 sic MISUNDERSTANDING
nad MogIidfeit Ieitet. - (Rtpa.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04
Rittnod, Sen 4. Mars 1912
Seroen nnb &eien bes i6mei3eriidem Staates

Ser i6ueiseriide Staat fann als
bic orisiuellIte Sd0pf,ng bes Sdmet.
6eroolfes eelten. Ni6t nur sic Bo'
Iitif, aud art unb nmfang Ser ful-
t,trelfen 2eiltung Ser Shipeia iteben
iu engem 3uIa'nmenbans init oem
Mufba,t oes Staates: Elm Staat, set
Die Sreibeit oes @inselnen Iid a,ts'
tpirfen laBt in mannigfaltigen 8ers
bdnoen un6 oieie 8erbdnoe ielber 5u
eit,er biinbiiden @emeini6aft suIan..
uetgeor6net.
Die bel,tige Sdtpei3 seiet in ibren
ftatsredtliden ginri6tunsen cine
toeiteeben6e Mebnlidfeit nit benie.
uigen 6es mo6ernen ben1ofratiiden
@edtsltaates uuo int beIonoeren nit
Der bun6esitaotliden Berfaliuna ser
Ser. Staaten. Der fremoe politilde
9etradter. erblidt bas gigentiimlide
1ieIer ,,dlteten gepublif" namentlid,
lit Der peitseben6en Seilnabme oes
@tinmbere6tieteu at ser @eIesge.
bung (@eferenoum nnb SSsnitiotioe),
in ser Stobilitat ibrer &egier,ngeu
itno Dor allem III ser 3uiammenfai-
i,na 5ablrei6er fleiner, bur6 Bolts
tl,m, Sprade 1,no 3i,ltllr Derlbieben=
artiger StaatsmeIen auf 6em SuBe
boaiger @leid6eredtiglng.
Goipobl bas, mas oie S6tpei5 nit
auoeren Staoten sen,einian bat, ols
Dos, mas lire 8elonoerbeit 5u iein
fdeint, lit in leiner tieferen @eIels>
art nl1r ridtig 81 periteben, >penn iptr
nus ser brei folgenoen @egenitanoc
be,uuBt iino:
Ginnal ilt sic S6tpei5 ein Staat,
bellen MISUNDERSTANDING felt iei-
nen MnfGneen om gnoe oes 13. Sabr=
bunoerts, iit orgonilh 1no langIam
entlpidelt bat aus SEN belonoern De
aebenbeiten leines Golfstums nno
feiuer eeosropbiIden Strnttur. Nnr
als Die frau5oiiide NeOol,1tion 1913
1T sic alte giogenonenid]aft ein-
brad, erbielt oie S6tpei5 cine ee-
fdidtsloie 8erfall,.ng aus elmer ibr
Fremoen sbeoloeie; bod idon 1903
lit ser Mebiationsafte febrte Die
Gdmei5 5u SnItit,.tionen 5urud, Die
ibrer @eIdidte entipraden uno ibr
politiI6es @leideetpidt fano tie crit
tuieoer; als iie in ben Serfaiiungs'
falnpfen bon 1916 Bis 1S48 Bic Brln'
sipien ser li6eralen Semotratie rno
Der 1taatliden ginbeit in cine ibrem
eigenen @eien entipredenoe Sor1n
aeprdgt bate. 9as idtpei5erild)e
Gtaotsredt lit ebenio wie ibr biirger'
Hides @edt nidt semadtes, es lit se-
,uadieues @edt nit in Sie Sabrb,'n'
berte 6inabreidenben @ur5eln.
Gpoann lit Sic Sdlpei5 in ibrer
politii9en @utlpidlung, trotoem lie
iid ser @irfuns Der llnttuelt auf lie
nidt entaieben fonnte, ibren eisenen
@eg gegangen. Sic mar bon anfans
an elm @olfsitaat. anfniipfeno an
bic alte eermanii6e @emeinfreibeit
iuo tpurseln6 in ser einen grobeu
Sell guropas int 13. Sabrbunoert
1.no oas eliaiiii6e golf be5eust sroBe
IL IA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-23


 A coastal force was attaekine from the HunA beach, This grour had to contend with the natural obstacle of a creek, at the moutl, of which were several islands on which were SniperS,
 Don CaSweN, United Press eorre- spondent at the front, reported that the Americans crossed the creek Tuesday Nt two points,
 The inland force reported that il was still eneountering strong pill. boxes and log emplacements similar to those overrun last Friday and Sunday,
 Ar activity was somewhat redue. cd, but Allied planes ranged for backing up patrol activity in the Aynhoga River area, nine miles ur the coast from Huna mission and three and one fourth miles west Of the captured vllalge of 0ona Heavy bomherS attacked Arawe near GaSMNta on New Britain Island, hitting e medium SlSe cargo vessel and starting Ares which gut- tVN tAaV NAlAH,
 The Japanese Runa beach head which stretched about three miles from the Buna mission to Cape En- daiadere, had been almost eliminat. cd in the four days of whirling cam paign which began last Friday, The lS-ton General stuart tanks placed in action then were able to batter down strong supplements against which the infantry had been inef- feetive,
 When this area Is occupied, Mae. Arthur'S forces can concentrate on the next Japanese beach head at SananaHda, two and one fourth miles up the coast, The Sanananda area has not figured in ground op. erations because q mixed Australian and American force approaching it along the Soputa-Sanananda truck road has been held up by . Jap. anese outpost about two miles in' land,