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Evening star., 1943-02-02
What's Ne1v In TO1Un
By Dorothy Murray
Tasteful Arrumeemeuf .

Tasteful Arrangement ..
Ensembed accessories for desk table great
help the appearance Of the whole Take
furnished for masculine taste with heavy
rangemen might lamp in rich shade
OF green leather matching picture tho
other side OF the desk and might photograph
favorite sercman These other coos
which are just handsome In appearance.
Touch Of Spring
Nothing smarter than winter handbag decorated With
lovely gold metal initials but knocks you
may suddenly discover that the letters
scratched It's too early to completely bag
o. the latest spring varieties might changing appearance
with set Of initials These are larger
than the other type and follow script pattern instead Of the tai
lord block type They also costume wey on
plain frock
Pups viii have his sweet tooth" you purchase some
oog canoy Tor him. Among tho Ingredients Of
dexose sp soybean do 10 YOU
can 80 It is as good for his health his taste
Gl0rifed Match BOres
Cooful leather safety boxes can be OBJ
tanned 1t nominal cost They in Of yellow
pink blue and appearance on
cocktail coffee the ordinary boxes You
might consider As gift for tho
bride.
Plan for the Future -.
Save for the day he" returns you furnish your
own little apartment home take
TO help accomplish this there's money container made with
light wooden large center
OF the globe heavy cardboard you
Judge the amount without having to count tho
change You'll consider protective feature
too for eliminates the Switching" cents from tho
savings counting get two contanerstha
other for your War bond money!
Evening star., 1943-02-02
The Big Stick

First 1t was tho Npstick. Now We
see new beauty aids In stick form.
There's the perfume stick, which you
rub behind your ear for . delicate
fragrance. Good In summertime Is
the legstick, which you apply In
stead Of wearing stockings or to fake
= suntan. The latest cosmetic stick,
called q. footstick, is supposed to
sooth and cool aching, hot feet.
Evening star., 1943-02-02
For Plus Value

Creamed hard cooked eggs served
over split mufans Is . good alter.
nate dish for meat-saving days. The
proteins Of the enriched flour to-
gether with the proteins Of the esg
and milk add up to plus values.
Makes eggs go farther" too.
Evening star., 1943-02-02
Count Your Blessings
War Makes Us Realize True Value
Of Home, Freedom, Good Living
By Dorothy Dir


Of the that the should teach to appreciate our
blessings little things the have not
accepted liberty xuries high standards
living than have ouchd because didn't
only insrait,de ignorance
didn't we'll had crossed
minds that derived pleasure from being criticize
anything liked
to listen avore radio Nor did think
Evening star., 1943-02-02
War.Cap for Coffee

Vacuum packed coffee need not be
. thing Of the past because Of the
shortage Of metal caps. A new war
cap has been developed, made Of
paper. adhesive and special sealing
material. It not only vacuum seals
coffee in its glass jar, but acts as m
effective reseal to keep the coffee
fresh after once opened.
Evening star., 1943-02-02

Frederics. Honorable mention was
given Hattie Carnegie, for her short
dinner dress; Valentino, for the
trouser skirt; Clarepotter, for her
ruined blouse; Claire McCardell. for
her kitchen dress; Charles Cooper.
for the development Of the draw
string; Mainbocher. for the lumber
jack suit, and Adrian, for his "V-
line suits. And finally. honorable
mention, anonymously, to the Ches-
terfield coat and to all the designers
who helped to make It ''the" success
Of the season.
Evening star., 1943-02-02
Norman Norell Is 'T0ps'
So Say Fashion Experts in Naming
The Leading Designer of 1912
By Helen Toef

Every year New Yos leading fashion editors together
decide VINO has done most to influence
months For 1912 their choice him was
presented the $1,000 award a beauty firm
critics that
work this past year nor has other designers
hnuene on the fashion picture whole
originating the bownecklne shrtwa
one
sac the little fur jacket with nkne shoude
Evening star., 1943-02-02
No other product for
Feminine HYGIENE
Can make ALL
these claims!

More and more women are ove91oyod
over this modern Feminine HyHieno
product. It = NOT . harmful gefmi-
eide (which may burn, harden and
damage sensitive tisguee). Regular
use Of strongly alkaline douchs0 may
Cause irritation and injury, too.
This new, Hospital.tested product
for douching u Lydia Z. PinkhAm's
sANATIvE WASH and It does thsoo
important thinGs:
!. Pinkham,s sAleATIvI WASH u
: mighty e9ectivs. ''Dactesto-
static. It deflnttely discourage
bacterial growth and 1nfect1on.
Z. Il cleenSe0. DeodoG11es.
;. Wonderfully refreshing. Relieves
Evening star., 1943-02-02
By Peggy Roberts

feet with these precious longng sandals
the comfort they'll
worth Of slippers
they Adjustable
quilted padding for the soles
Pattern envelope
sand directions for making sandals small medium
Bend ii cents con for Pattern
ARA Department. p O. Box 172 Station D. York. NY
Evening star., 1943-02-02

ers. 0Iso Rayasoad
q vsa'ssss, Hsy fss's, isafssd
wbat . WooooF3oa Sod4or
3upor 3uds b by uaalsIng ~
"mllk-bottlo suds tost's
Evening star., 1943-02-02

itching, uainoe i111tat3ons ard
discharge.
Z. Despite IT. 9Teat stesmgth-hAS
. hene0cta1, helpful o6oct 00
delicate menhe1nao.
,. Prepared exclusively by Lydia Z
P1nkham's veeoteblo CompouD1.
Get Lydia rinkha0's 0AleA11Y0
WASH todsyi lnaxpe0a1y0, tool
Evening star., 1943-02-02

One Of the xrs.nsw designs whsk siU Be skoacn vsry
IS this short dinner dress in silk shasfsn1 Dssifnsd
BY Norman Nors it introduces the shoulder tie Dhich
expected to be popular for Spring and Summer Com
befing ensemble hch makes Drobles
easier the outfit includes long black jersey soves casual
pumps and snakeskin belf the only trimming.
Evening star., 1943-02-02

"One thing sure used to hate washin was sis hssvy
sweater Of my husbands But now, with Ill the EXTRA
SUDS see from Super SudA its cinchi Comes out Of
those THICK. RICH SUDS % clean and softl You juse
wouldn't believe how % much MORE SUDS and such
1ONGER-LASIN SUDS have hurried up my waahls
Evening star., 1943-02-02
CON TAGI0US
COLDS NOW
SPREADING!
Fewer eelds! Sherter colds!

Fewer eeIds! -. Shorter ceIdsl
50% less sickness from cslds!
-. that's the certified record Of Vicks
Plan in 4 great medically-supervised
winter test among 1850 children.
Right in your own home, this easy
guide may do Lessor it may even
do more for you and your family.
But with colds on q rampage, this
tested plan is certainly worth trying
today! Full details nyourpackageof
Vicks. Briefly here's what you do:
OBSERVE few simple health rules,
Live normally. Avoid excesses. Eat
simple food. Drink plenty Of water.
Keep elimination regular. Get plenty
of rest and sleep. Avoid crowds and
people who have colds.
81 EAcolD naEArElss, put q
M few drops Of clinic-tested
NV Vicks Va-tro1nol up each
2nosuil at first sniffie or
~V sneeze. (Use q directed in
parkaee.) This effective, specialized
medication b expressly designed to
aid your natural defense aRainst colds
-and If used In time, Va-tro-nol helps
prevent many colds from developing.
Even when your head u al stuffed
oo0TGs Il the miserable symptoms ok {
moeo oof1oa1D trouble seems to throA ten
Evening star., 1943-02-02

DIET you're like Mra Raymond -.
Dbeen On the lookout for more
sudA lonser-lasting suds for yeafsl
At last, here's 4 soap that does give
you MORE SUDS, LONGER-LAST.
ING SUDS, HARDER WORKING
SUDS. :. like women have always
wanted. Its new, sudsiee Super Suds.
just let it get to work on your tough
wash-day problems work -clothe4
sweaters, the youngsters clothes.
You'll say, too... the EXTRA SUDS
from Super Suds sure save elbow
grease. clothes, sosp...and tempersis
juet takes 4 fen nlautoe b ulaito
Tie "mllk4othe suds testl"
Drop Two teaspoons Of your regular
wash-day soap and . glass Of water
into milk.bottle. Do the same with
Super Suds in another milk.bottle.
Even hard or cold water will do.
Then shake both bottles and look ae
the difference in suda JUST ses whae
heaps and heaps Of rich, long-lastins,
hard.wofking suds Supee Suds givssl
Evening star., 1943-02-02

m ss m,;ss.e,: pse e TIE ss s.s not ..sy:a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Wears White Orchid

Mrs. Henry IT, Sanger. in a
frock Of navy and white print,
and her daughter. Marie Joy. in
green wool. were the center of
a gay group.
Mrs Ralph Holmes was with
hor daughter. Mrs r. r. Wilder
Jr. who has Just arrived from
California for 4 HeHth-S-vfstt
Pretty little Mrs. Vincent
Butterfly wore white orchid in
hcr hair when she hurried into
the theater. we'll before the first
act curtain.
And among the very earliest
arrivals was Isabel WeadoCk.
who was Joined by Or. and Mrs.
William Reinhold NalentIner.
We also saw Mr. and Mrs.
r. II. Peabody Mrs. Gilbert
Patrick O'Connell Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen r. StaCkpole. Jeanette
e. kimball. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
r. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Warner, Mrs. Herman KoeStlln
and her daughter Mrs. Charles
Coe. Nh. and Mrs. Matthew
Carey and a great many others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
3 Sisters
Attracts
Fashionabfes
BY FRANCES GIVENS

EVERY SEAT in Cass Thea
ter vas filled last evening for
the brilliant Easter Monday
opening of Anton Chckhovs
THE Three SISTERS and there
were ever so many familiar faces
IN the thronC.
Tailored clothes were the war
time order Of the evening and
Mrs. Carl 3. GrawnS gray
tWeeds with matching hat were
stunning. Mrs. GraWn arrived
with Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
OBrlcn.
II was gray tweed. too. FOR
blond Mrs, Philip Sheridan
Wood and she also wore sable
scarves. The Woods were with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Preston.
Mrs Charles Navin. arriving
with Mr. NapiH and their son,
Jack. wore the usual handsome
black she likes so Well
Mrs. LLOYD Maren'ette wore a
daShlng plaid sports suit with
a little matching cap with
visor and Mrs. Raymond WHITES
fetching sports coat and hat
were IN British rcd.
We found Mr. and Mrs Alvin
{. lIamer chatting with friends
in the lobby between acts. Mrs.
Hamer looking lovely in blue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Mrs. Hardig,
1t. Wallace Wed

MRS. JOSEPH HARDIG and
It. Herbert Wallace were united
in marriage Monday afternoon
a. 81. James Church. BumlnE-
ham
Rev. Warner L Forsyth Off
clated
Mrs. John a Christopher was
mairon OF honor and Ralph For
Syih best man
Mrs HardlG wore a beige wool
suit with A brown velvet collar
a small brown hat and white
orchid corSaGe bouquet.
II. and Mrs Wallace left for
a brief stay at French LiCks
Springs. Ind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Constance Later
Wins Certificate

CONSTANCE EATER dauEh-
Ter of Mir and Mrs, Curtis {.
Later of WoodcreSt drive re-
Gently completed a Red Cross
nurses aid course at Stephen
College
Miss Later was awarded the
nurses aid certificate and pin at
a ceremony honoung The Gradu-
ates IN the parlorS Of Leila Raney
Wood Hall at the college.
Miss Later was rated second
highest enthusiastically in a class
Of 10. which included towns
women as we'll as Stephen stu
dents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Division Chairmen Attend

DIVISION CHAIRMEN and workers. from Crosse
Pointe. Detroit. Bloomfield Hills and Brmingh
present. all wearing spring costumes.
Mrs. James B. Weber Jr. chairman for Crosse Ponte
had stunning window pane gray suit with blouse
Of red black and white tafeta and red shoes
She gold earrings which matched the ornament
her coat lapel
Patricia Hill Who is serving in the north-end division
dashing turquoise suit set off by organdie
abo. and huge orchid topped by turquoise jersey
turban ....
Next to her Mrs, George w Romney also striking
brown and turquoise print and urbanype hat Of
brown silk jersey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Mrs. Emrick
Renamed
Of Club

TIE YOUNG WOMEN'S
HOME ASSOCIATION held its
sixty-SiXth annual meeting Mon
day afternoon in the club in
W. Adams avenue.
The following trustees, whose
terms expire this year, were
reelected Mrs. +. II. Black
more, Mrs. Ambrose A. Emrick,
Mrs. George r. Clark, Mrs.
James V. OXtobY Mrs. l.. c.
Sherwood and Mrs. Frank A.
Thompson.
Mrs Emrick was elected presi-
dent for the tenth consecutive
term.
Mrs. Edwin s. Sheriff. was
reelected first vice president;
Mrs. Clark, second vice preSi-
dent; Mrs. Arthur s. GriSwold,
third vice president, Mrs. Black
moro, recording secretary, Mrs.
Donald Myers, assistant record
ing secretary; Mrs. Irving r.
Bacon. corresponding secretary;
Mrs owen s. HAYES, treasurer.
and-Mrs. r. L. Novy assistant
treasurer.
Mrs. Merton +. FAR and Mrs.
Orla r. TAYLOR presided At the
tea which followed the meeting.
Also present were Mrs. Fred
Louis Smith. Mrs. W II. Voll-
mer. Mrs. Charles r Mellsh.
Or. Mary Margaret Frazer. Mrs.
Alfred q Wilson, Mrs. 8. Land
lor Harris. Mrs. l. G. Sherwood,
Mrs a. {. Utter Mrs y. y.
Spellman. Mrs NJ L. Martin,
Mrs II r. Hathaway. Mrs.
Clyde Wood Mrs O. L. Skinkle.
Mrs Walter Williams and Mrs.
GtlV CnnnOT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Sell War Bonds

It's Red Cross unit. directed
10y Mary Willcmin. will work
every Friday all summer A. tho
headquarters Of the Detroit
chapter of the Red Cross, she
said
TWenty-four members. every
day from . a. m. until $50
p. m. run tho booth in tho
General Motors Building, selling
war hnnd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
| n N syf q.
with cpu

MRS. EDSEL FORD hostess yesterday. at her
residence Lake Shore road Crosse Poine Shores.
members of the enrolment committee for the local
membership drive Of the Seeing Eye.
Mrs Ford attractive in simple navy and powder blue
print. which she double string of pearls...
greeted guests the living which filed with
spring blooms.
Mrs. Harold Beatty. who is directing the drive.
presided. smart in a striking black red and white
tune
Her suit Of rayon and cotton mixture had black skirt
and quilted Jacket lined with red and white checked Bingham
the and cuffs matching the lining
This topped by jauny little shiny black straw hat
=. trimmed with red and white feather.
Mrs Beatty string of pearls and pearl earrings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Amusing Skit Presented

AN AMUSING skit q. entitled, How Not to Enroll Mem
enacted by Jane Sterling and Walter Craig
the of The Three Sisters Katharine
Cornels play which opened last night at the Cass.
Miss Sterling. who her blond hair in long bob
.,,.was most decorative in purple suit
Gertrude Macy. who has been associated for many
years with Cornell directed the skt....
Miss Macy who is distinguished with short black hair
-. wore navy suit and a chalk white blouse. but
Ellsworth Smith Of Detroit. accompanied by his Seeing
Eye dog "Telo. whom he has had for five and half
years.
Told of his experiences at the Seeing Eye School in
Morristown. n. j..
"Teo" had saved his life at least three occasions
when he had narrow escapes, he stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
HiIda Kurz,
William
Howar+h Wed

{; x A CT LUTH ERAN
CHURCH was the scene Monday
afternoon OF the marriage Of
Uilda KWz. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Karl kurz and William Z.
Iowarth. son of MIR. and Mrs.
H,t'tr7ru T. ft0WaTth
Tho Rev. Frederick Kulch Of
fiC'atod
The bride wore white rose
f'rtt'''o-f7rr- ami rcr gown and a
finger tn veil attached 10 a rose
ponte lace halo cap and she
carried an arm bouquet Of white
YONCr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Work Worth While

THE Catholic Study Club has
funCtioncd during wars and de-
prrSSionS and has survived to
carry on its splendid work 60
the community durin. this total
war. showing that II i worth
while" sand Mrs Noynhan.
we are fortunate i'm having
rs our wartime president Mrs.
Leo NalScr, who is eminently
fitted, mentally, temperament
ally and sympathetically to
carry on"
Mrs Walsor has just been re-
elected head Of the orGan.2a-
ton
Mrs Noyn,han stressed the
fact that the luncheon would
not conclude tho clubs actiyi-
floS for the season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Leave for New York

A reception IN Dakota Inn fol-
lowed tho ceremony
Mr. and Mrs Howar'h left for
New York. Mrs Hovarfh chose
a yellow cabardino suit for trav-
cling and a white chapeau and
white gloves and a white orchid
COrSace bouquet
Mr. and Mrs li0warth. IN
their return viii reside in Oak
Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Merquise4te Gown

Elsie Iiowar'h. maId-of-horor,
wore 2 Nile green marquiSette
gown and a matching feather
hoaddro>S She carried 2 noSegay
OF yellow daisies and sweet peas.
Mary Elizabeth ZurblCE and
Mary Elizabeth Kerr Wero brides
maids They wore yellow mar
.CuiSo''o gowns and carried nose
CaI-nf white daisies.
Frs kline Evans Jr. was best
man Guests We're seated ~
r ward Kurz and Herbert
Mason
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Attend Bio -Four Formal

4 CAY Longcrow avenue
coforie AZ Tho Big Four formal
a. the Hotel Book-Cadillac was
composed of Ammo NInton and
John Look Katie Brennan and
lack SChuoi'. and Rosemary
Weston and Inscnh HNnes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
On Visit 10 Coast

MRS. PAUL :. BROWN Of
Washington roa 4 Is visiting
Ensign Brown IN san Francisco.
Mrs. William =. Brown is also
IN the West and viii remain
there until the middle Of MAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
At Soc akars' liable

Seated at Tho long speakers
table winch was dccScd with
arranC NJ spring flowers
were Mrs. Leo WalS0r. pre.i-
don't Mrs A. l. Narenro''o.
first ,..o pro foa'. Mrs. oscar
LlrCrw~n second vice prc,i-
dent Mrs a s Dcr,o. record
la- SECRET ,4-tt-. Ntt--v. Charles e
kIoocS. corresponding secretary.
Mrs, C'ou,onl Tcnnoll trcaS-
uror; Mrs ! a. Bro~nahan
Mrs {. r Sullivan. tho clubs
parliancri7rIan NIS James T..
HAYES I'rs Leonard Donald
y0U Mrs. Thomas II. Rorr>
chairman -ef -peetei arftvrt-~--
Mrs Harry Callahan Mrs Gus
fave l.. Mcclellan Mrs Frcd
Sogthors Mrs William 4 Ngr-
ply program chairman. and
Mrs MCMILLAN
Mrs Erosnah7r'e son. chi
Walter = Erosnahzn was m
tho Commando RAID on Diopne
and is q prisoner in Germany
Mrs Brosrahar Is one If tho
most faithful Of the clubs war
workers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

son son Of
Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex s. Ander-
6 q n. W 2 8
announced by
the Lundys at
a family din
ner party at
the Detroit
A { h ! e { i c
Club
Kathleen
W a = pre- tt Y
a n q s m art
in A b ig e
gabardine suit
with gar
denias in her
hair.
S0e IL 2
gra d uate Of
NJ airy grow 2
and the Uni
versity Of De-
troit
f. gn
A n d er so n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Mrs. Merry in Aquamarine

MRS. MYRON MERRY the former Mary Margaret
McApine pretty shorteeved dress of deep aqua
marine adorned with silver buttons and top coat Of deep
aquamarine and plaid
She hatless...
Pamela Turner who tailored suits with such dash
had blue and brown herrngbone tweed with yellow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

graduated from The T. OF D. where he affiliated with
Alpha Ch.....
lie instructor in the navy air corps at Norman,
Okla.
Early September the time tentatively set for the we'd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
She. too. was bareheaded

She, too was bareheaded
Sammy Chaplin, whose deep tan is becoming was
dressed beige skirt white blouse and sky blue
sweater with sleeves rolled up, &C..
She socks which matched her sweater. and moe
casns.
Mrs. Jewell Prentis swank navy suit pped in navy
and white checked material and with it she chalk
white off the-face hat.
Among others spotted at the meeting Mrs. Edgar
Fink Mrs Wayne Andrae and Mrs Mark D. Archangei,
both of Birmingham Mrs William C. Boaes. Mrs.
Charles ButlerrAIrs Seth French. Mrs. William c..
Gillespie Mrs Harry Hoey of Cranbrook Mrs. Henry
Hubbard . Mrs Frederick Hammer -. Mrs Edmund Lunkn
Mrs. James Mcmillan Mrs. Harry J. Miller Jr... Mrs.
Edward f. Rothman Of Birmingham Mrs. James c. Sasser
Mrs. William Stevens Mrs David NJ Suffer. Mrs.
Paul Sutherland Mrs Donald Walker Mrs Edward F.
Wunsch chairman of the north-end division and Virginia
Smith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Kathleen Lundy Engaged

THE ENGAGEMENT Of Kathleen Lundy. daughter Of
Mr. c. Bradford Lundy and Ensign j. Don Ander
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
OttO bon Salisbury
ldkt bon i3 bOren
Gr eritrebt ansebli6 &idfebr SaO-
tirpIs mad Delterreid

(From the Overseas News Agency, Inc
9eiterreidii6e Monardilten Diel-
ten in Sen leBten Sagen I'M Nefp
gorfer Sotel Diplomat angebli1 Ell
ne aebeime Sibung ab, auf Der Sra
heraoq Otto BON salisbury, Der An-
fpdrter auf Oeiterreids &%aiiertbron,
Iih nit politif6en 3ufnnftsplanen
bel9aftigte.
Ser @r3ber5og begniigte ii3 bel
oieIem Sdritt auf ben glatten Booet
Ser internationalen 8olitif nit Der
Soroerung, 6oB Siiotirol ben Sta-
Iienern pie6er abgenommen peroe
uno oann na6 Seiterreid beimfebren
mii5ie. Ole 6oroerung gilt als Elm
@n5ei6en, baB Der Sabsburger err
itrebt, oas @orfelO fir feline Sbron-
beIteigung in Seiterreid 81 flaren.
@ie DorIidtig err babel 81 8erfe
5u geben geoenft, gebt aus ieiner Or
fI1rung berbor, bob Die 3eit nod
nift reif lei, often in ben 8ereinig-
ten Staten Die &iidfebr Siiotirols
nod Oeiterrei6 gu er0rtern. Damit
Dos i3iel errei1t tperoe, iagte Der
Sabsburger, miiBten ane 9eiterrei-
der in ben @ereinigten Staaten III
re Observation-Disclosures pergel-
fen uno iid i'm Sntereiie zines gro
Beren SeIterrei6s Inn feline 8epe-
giing idaren.
Die grflGrung Otto bon &obs-
burgg binii9tli1 Siiotirols miro IN
oemofratii6en 0iterreidii6en &rei;
len ols Elm neaer 8eiDeis oafiir be-
tra6tet, oaB Ser &ronpratenoent oas
0eIterrei9ii9e 8ataaion bier5ulon-
0e ais Mittel our 5oroerung ieiner
politiiden @iini1e benubt. 9iefeS
Battalion, erfl6rte Der .@r5ber5og, be-
fife oie l1nteritiibung Der amerifa-
nii6en @rn1ee IBIS gum @noe"-
tros oes Broteitlturms, Der iih ge-
gen feline 5iibrung erboben babe.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
ltniere 9riessnnterititnnsen
inn Muslan0

tFrom the Office of War Information
Nad einem 8eri6t oes nYreiioents
@ar Helief Control 8oaro", MUIR
ben i'm Sabre 1912 in ben @ereinig.
ten Staaten fir l1nterltiitungen i'm
Auslanoe mebr als 25,000,O00 Dol
lar gelammelt. Sn Der 3eit pom
6. September 1889 bis gum 81. De-
3ember 1912 aber tpuroen nabe5u
100000 Dollar fir oieien 8tued
aufgebra9t.
Ole bauptia6li6iten NubnieBer
oieier Sammlungen fparen &uBlano,
Yolen @rie6enlano, Sranfreid uno
England. 0ie boaitGnoige 2iIte aler
beteilten 2dnoer nennt folgenoe Na-
men: Ilbanien, 8elgien, 2urem-
burg, aanaoa, China, DGnemarf,
@itlano, 5ranfreid, @roB6ritannien,
@rie6enlano, Sugoilapien 2ett-
lano, Sitauen, Nieoerlanoe, Nortpe.
gen, Balditina, Ybilippinen, 8olen,
&uBlano uno Die Gi6e6oilonafei.