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Smyrna times., 1943-10-14

dressed in full evening costume
Messrs. Herbert Farrell, brother
of the bride, Hervey P. Hall, Lionel
Waller of Middletown, brother OF
the groom and E. Victor Hitch OF
Philadelphia, all in full dress, were
ushers.
Following the ushers came the
brides maids, Miss Louise A. Shiss-
Ter of Shamokin, Pa, and Miss Nan
c. Hoffecker of this town, cousin of
the bride. They wore corn colored
bengaline, empire skirt and round
waists decolete, trimmed in Prin-
cess Eulalia lace, their hair worn
high, while carrying gracefully at
their side, punches of niphetos ros-
es.
The maid of honor, Miss Rachelle
Van Gaskin of Shamokin, Pa,
cousin of the bride, following was
beautifully attired in a gown of
ivory white bengaline, circular
skirt and low cut infant waist,
trimmed in applique lace. Her
golden hair was dressed in low
Grecian knot, encircled with white
ribbons. Immediately proceeding
the bride was little Eva Hutchin-
son, tastefully dressed in white
dotted swiss with white lact trim
mings. In her little hands were the
white prayer books, through which
the sacred rites were to be per-
formed.
The beautiful bride, with soft
light steps, leaning on the arm of
her father Edward Farrell, was
attired in ivory white
duchess satin, in point de Gene"
lace, made Princess en- train, with
full bridal veil, while her only orna-
ment was a diamond brooch. She
carried a bouquet of brides roses.
The bridal party went direct to the
residence of the brides father,
where a reception was held.
Smyrna times., 1943-10-14
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services Announced for Next Sun
day Morning and Evening

First PRESBYTERIAN Church, Rev.
Herman Dam, pastor, makes the
following announcements: The Sun
day School will meet at 10 to
study the lesson entitled, Sabbath
in Our Community" Morning wor-
ship service will be held at IL. Dur
ing this service, Louis H. Collision
will render a violin solo, "Bach's
Air for the G-String." The even
ing worship service will be held at
7:3O. 1t is hoped that arrange
ments may be made to show the
colored slides of the interior of our
church which were taken in August
by Rev. Lester Case of the State
Christian Endeavor Union. Chris
tian Endeavor will meet at $3.50
next Sunday evening. Mrs. Glenn
Martin will be the leader. On Sat
urday, October 16, beginning at 8
the Christian Endeavor Society will
hold a food sale in the Denney Of
fee. Plans are being made for the
Halloween party which is being
given for all the members of the
congregation by the Christian En-
deavor Society on Saturday even
ing, october %. During last Sun
days morning worship service at
which the sacrament of holy COM
munion was administered by DR..
John Thomas of Middletown, the
following were accepted as new
members of the church: Mrs. Ger
aldine jackson, Mr.. Wesley Harry
Cloud, and Mrs. Margaret Dam.
The choir will rehearse Friday ev-
ening as usual at s in the church.
Smyrna times., 1943-10-14
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

Rev. E. H. Hynson will begin his
Iprotracted meetings at Friendship
next Sunday.
DR.. T. c. Moore is greatly adding
to the improvement of his house by
extending his front veranda the
full length of the house.
The canning factories have about
closed their best season. Tomatoes
have been abundant and plentiful,
and our two canning factories have
been kept on the rush all the time.
We acknowledge the sheet of mu-
sic entitled National Guard
March, by William D. Brown of
Wilmington. Mr.. Brown is gaining
quite a reputation as a composer.
His pieces always show excellent
taste.
An all-day service will be held in
the Massey M. E. Church on next
Sunday, October 18th, for the re-
opening of their neatly repaired
church, which has been in opera
ton for some weeks past.
The amount on deposit subject to
check, in our two banks, is $685.
1857.
The electric light plant building
has been begun and the contractor,
Geo. w. Taylor, is making rapid
progress toward its completion. The
poles are here, and have been dis
tributed to their proper places.
Sheriff Alfred c.. Dunn sold at
the Delaware House on Saturday
last, the property of Sara A. Bouer,
situated on Lincoln street, and was
purchased by the Smyrna Building
and Loan Association.
RED Joe, the wild man of Bor-
neo" will show in the Centennial
Hall, at 8 p. m, Friday night. This
noted parsonage is to eat three
bushels of red hot fire, and be tied
with 1000 feet of rope, from which
he is to extricate himself without
a knot. Admission, 10 and
is cents.
oJseph L. Beckett, who has been
proprietor for so many years of the
Smyrna Carriage Works, has sew
cred his connection from said bust
ness, and associated himself with
the insurance department of Beck
& Hazel. The Carriage Works will
be operated in the future by the
Kent Iron & Hardware Company.
George M. Stevenson, District
Deputy Grand Master, installed the
officers of the Morning Star Lodge,
No. 6, 1. o. o. F., of this town, last
Friday evening as follows: N. G.,
Harry B. Grieves; V. S., Isaac D.
Berry; R. S., John P. Jones; P. S.,
George M. Stevenson; Treasurer,
Joseph Wright; Conductor, William
F. Brown; Warden, Harry L. Bre-
voor; o. G., John Cosgriff; 1. G., C.
Frazier, Jr.; R. S. to N. G., E. M.
Fowler; L. S. to N. G., j. Fletcher
Truax; Chaplain, C. o. Swinney; R.
S. S., Joseph Wright; L. S. S., Will
liam Norris; R. S. to V. G., Chas.
w. Sisco; L. S. to V. G., John Cam
eron.
Charles Wharton, who is now
playing football with the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, is attracting
d great deal of notice by his fine
playing.
Smyrna times., 1943-10-14
st. Peters Episcopal Church Notes

st. Peters Episcopal Church,
Rev. Frederick Marx Barton, rec
tor makes the following announce
ments: Thursday, 7:30 p. M, choir
practice in the church. The Seven
teenth Sunday after Trinity, 7:30
a. M, celebration of the Holy Com
munion; 10 a. M, Church School;
IL a. m, morning prayer and SER
mon upon the words of Christ to
Nicodemus, Except man be born
again, he cannot see the Kingdom
of God"
Smyrna times., 1943-10-14
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
HOME AND CLUB PARTIES

DIR. and Mrs. Reuben E. Denney,
Beach Haven, N. j.; Mrs. Norman
Bankhart, Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs. Ella
Hellyer, Philadelphia; Hrs. Walter
Morgan and Mrs. Eunice Mallieu of
Sudlersville, Nd, were among those
from a distance who attended the
funeral of Mrs. Charles E. Moore on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Ward are
receiving congratulations on the
arrival of a son, John Jerome, Sun
day, October 10th at Kent General
Hospital. Pvt. Ward is now sta
toned at Greensboro, N. c., and ar
rived home last evening for short
furlough.
Mrs. John Baldwin, nee Miss
Alice Breme, a former member of
the faculty of the John Bassett
Moore School, and her son Jeffrey
of Norfolk, Va, were guests re-
Gently of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Frazier, Lieut.. Harriet Hutchinson
U. S. Amy Nurses Corps, who is
stationed at Halloran Hospital,
Staten Island, N. Y, has been
spending a week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frazier.
Sgt. William Rock and Mrs.
Rock, Aberdeen Proving Ground,
were guests of their aunt, Mrs.
Lorette Miles, over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon C. Clark
and daughter Janet of Wilmington
were guests over Sunday of Mrs.
Robert H. Denney and daughters.
Richard Scorah, Norfolk Naval
Base, was guest over the week.
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Scorah.
Mrs. A. H. Smith was hostess at
a luncheon and bridge Friday after
noon at her home. Her guests were
the members of her bridge club.
Miss Julia Griffith is spending
several weeks with her cousin, Mrs.
Elizabeth M. Hesser of German
town, Pa.
Pvt. Robert K. Lower, Army
Special Training Course, Lafayette
College, Easton, Pa, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry j. Lower.
Miss Marianne Webb, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Webb, spent
the weekend with Miss Mary Tip
pie at Rome, Ga. Miss Webb is
a member of the faculty at St.
Mary's School, Sewanee, Tenn.
Mrs. B. M. Riggs has been a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Harry
R. Piece of Trenton, New Jersey.
DR.. Robert Rock of Pittsburgh,
is spending this week with Mrs. L.
M. Niles.
Mrs. Harry R. Perez, and her
daughters Frances and Eleanor and
Mr.. Ralph Justice of Trenton, N. j.,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Al
Ian Mofitt on Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. R. E. Denney of
Beach Haven, N. j., and Mrs. Nor
man Bankart and son Larry of
Chicago are guests of Mrs. R. H.
Denney and Mrs. Harry c. Tschudy.
Lieut.. Denney Slaughter, U. S.
Army, spent short furlough with
his parents this week.
Mrs. Reynolds Wilson of Cam
bridge, Nd, has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson.
Mrs. c. A. Reihm and daughter
Ruth Ellen, have returned from
visit with Mrs. Ida Crater at Nor
ristown, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
r. w. Smith at Germantown, Pa.
DR.. and Mrs. William S. Thomp-
son of Philadelphia, were guests
over the weekend of Mr.. and Mrs.
1x,so
Smyrna times., 1943-10-14
CLAYTON Club Meets

The first fall meeting of the
Clayton Century Club was held
Thursday, with a program empha-
sizing Safety" The committee in
charge included Mrs.sC. A. Hurd,
Mrs. P. R. Smith, Mrs. H. Wheat
man. Proceeds from a recent rum
mage sale will be donated to the
United War Fund.
Smyrna times., 1943-10-14
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
ton.
Smyrna times., 1943-10-14
JERMAN CHAPEL SERVICES

Rev. L. f. Uhlendorff, Pastor, An
nounces Services for the Week
Rev. L. F. Uhlendorff. pastor of
Jerman Chapel, announces services
for the week beginning on Sunday:
Sunday School at 2 p. m; preach
ing at 8 o'clock; evening service by
the young people, Z to 7.30; evan
gelistic service at 7.30 o'clock.
Prayer service Wednesday evening
Smyrna times., 1943-10-14
PERSONALS

Miss Lulu Gerry, of Port Deposit
was the guest of Miss Nan Hof-
fecker last week. She stopped over
on her way from Dover where she
took part in the wedding ceremon-
les of Miss Belle Todd.
Mr.. Norman Elliot and wife are
on a return visit to Belmont.
Mr.. Herman Roe of Townsend,
and son George, spent Saturday
Smyrna times., 1943-10-14
NOTICE

Dead or disabled horses, cows
and mules removed FREE of
charge by calling DOVER $685..
No animals removed unless call is
made Immediately and no animals
dying from a contagious disease
will be removed.
Smyrna times., 1943-10-14
Gard of Thanks

1 wish to thank all relatives and
friends for the flowers and express
sions of sympathy they sent during
my recent bereavement.
MRS. AGNES NEWNUM
Smyrna times., 1943-10-14
Joseph r. Cavalier

Gumbush Rd., just south of Black
bird, East off highway, 3rd farm
on right.
Smyrna times., 1943-10-14

Set aside your War Bond pur-
chases in an envelope really labell-
ed: "For Use When the War Is
Over"
Smyrna times., 1943-10-14
Masquerade PARTY and Dance

A Halloween Masquerade Party
and Dance will be held at Blendt's,
Woodland Beach, October 22nd.
Come and win first prize. All are
welcome.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-10
Na6 bent @emitter

atuf maize 8latter faat elm filler
&egen
@ie ianfter Eau, Ser 9erlennebe
fli6t.
Bon 0unfbarfeit erbeb' id mein
@eiiht
l1n0 fOite bon Oes Simmels REDEEM
Segen.
Die Suit 1T pei6 uno riedt mad
irnger groe;
Gin garter 9ampf iteigt tUarm aus
ibr empor. 81.
ltno es Oernimmt mein ~Dorgeneigtes
DIR
0as 9rappela elmer bunOertfaB'gen
Scribe.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-10
ebame.

Ole S%ingerndoel wadIen in 20
Sabren ettpo 2 Bis 8 Meter.
6 8 sibt SieHeefrebie, Oie Bel elmer
&orperlGnge BON % 8entimeter iiber
~ @aeter Ionge 6ibIer baden.
@ObI Seine ueden mag Ser @e.
gen,
Ser in Die S1oGe nieoerbri9t;
Sod ~golones &orn uiio grnteiegen
&eift nur beran BEL Sonnenli9t.
6ontana.
81 fpeIden S0ben fam man nod
arbeiten? Sn peI6en SOben Der
Meni6 nod leiItungsfabig lit, onR
bdngt Iebr BON Ser @em0bnung ob.
Sn groBen S06en lebenoe Meni9en
fonnen BORT 4rbeiten perri1ten, 0ie
ben l1ngem0bnten totem Diiroen. Sn
Ger nabri9einli6 b0Hitgelegenen
Sieolung Ser @elt, in Quil9a in
Chile, Die $40 Meter bod liegt,
arbeiten BEL 100 gintpobner genau
ipie in Sen tiefergelegenen SrtI1af.
ten audi. 9os @%ep0bntiein an groBe
&0ben lit iibrigens pererbbar, tpie in
eroBen S0ben lebenoe @ebirgsbe-
mobner bepeiien, oeren Ser5 unO
2ungen auf @runo Der Nnpaiiung
an Die otprmalen gerbdltnilie ana
tomii9e 8eionoerbeiten aufDeiien.
Gas Sabr miro LANCER. 0ie
Sonne oerliert infolge ibrer 86rme-
ausItrablung in ieOer SefunOe runO
100000 Sonnen ibrer Maiie. Da
mir tpiIien, ooB sic Sonne alf ieoen
9uaOrat5entimeter u%nierer @rOfugel
in ser Minrte 1,8 Big 2 @ramm-
falorien @Grme nusftrablt Coon Der
otmoIpbGrii9en g~(biorption abgeie-
benz unO ieoe Musitrablung bon
gnergie nit MaIieoerluIt Derbunoen
lit, NOR es nidt i9mer, oen @eInmt-
maiieperluit Ser Some infoIge ibrer
G%usitrablung gu bere6nen. @s err
CAB ii1 elm Miaileberluit, Der i'm
gerlauf bon 8man8ig SabrmiGionen
elmer @romaiie elei6t. 9ie Some
Itrablt alto in Oieier 3eit glei6iam
einen nelien Blaneten aus. SIS
1T iel6itperItdnOli1, oaB nit oieiem
Mofieoerluit Ser Some aub ibre
meAanii9e .4n3iebungsfraft abneb-
men muB. Die 8inOnng Der 8la-
neten an sic Son1e als ibren 3en-
tralf0rper, pir0 ~fleiner; fie miiiien
ii6 nit ser 3eit bon ibr entfernen
un6 Iid iomit ni6t ouf geidloiiener
8abn, %ionoern aif elmer Spirale
nod auBen bemegen. @uf @runO
Ser erredneten M}alieabnabme Der
Sonne gelangte ma gu Dem NeIul-
tat, Dab iid Die Groe bel Dem augen-
blidliden MniieDerlult Der Sonne in
ie0er Sabrmilipn nm etpa 5ebn &i-
lometer bon ibr entfernt. 9ieie ab-
Itan0sbergr0Berung berurIaGt cine
8erldngerung ser Sabres0auer UNI
bier Sefun0en.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-10
Ser @nrf fat Iein .3ieI erreidt

Miein Sel0enbater @uguIt Maier,
% Sabre i'm gleiden Sud- bel mir
t1tig, NOR Elm GROCER @edbogel.
9ls geborener Miin6ener ipra9 er
nur auf Ser giibne Sdriftoeuti6, i'm
gep0bnliAen 2eben aber ieinen e6-
ten MiinAener 9ialeft.
SIN 9lpoiteltbeater in @6ppingen
CAB i6 Oas SdauipieI ,9ie Slide
rim bon Sslano~. Mls grIter SeIO
uno 2iebbaber ipielte id Sen Slider
gingp, Maier ols Seloenpater gab
Ben alten Slider &ronberg. 9as
Slid ipielt am Meer. Gum S1luB
0es er1ten aftes befin0et Ii6 &ingoS
6rau in 2%ebensgefabr, ga tie i'm
&abn BEL Ser Nfeeresbranoung oas
Guoer berlor uno oas l1fer nidt
mebr erreiden fam. sic I6reit
ibrem Mann gu: nGingo, pirf elm
&u0er, Dirf Elm &uoer, Hingol"
Sd itan0 auf eiilem 6elien mitten
auf Der 8iibne uno anttportete laut-
balls: uMargareie, gib adt, iD per-
fel~ Sd mari ibr Oas guper ourd
bic auliile 5ii. acknowledgements
fam mein alter Maier in Sic Slug
balm il. mein guOer traf ieine aaie.
Gin 8lltitrom ergoB iid iiber feline
aleioer. Nad meinem @urf batte
Mfaier ouftreten iolen aber er err
idien ni6t.
0iit dn9Itliden 8liden allf Die
Seite bin, mo Maier auftreten ioIte,
iprad id aus Dem Stegreif meiter.
@as fir cine S6aiioergei6idte ih
er8dblt babe, meiB nidt mebr. gno-
lih iab iG, pie bic &olegen Wiaier
alf Die 8iibne i6oben. @iit idneaen
Gdritten trat er auf mid 81, oas
gan8e @eiidt bon 8lut, uno nit
ieinem frdftieen Srgam iprad er,
inoem er mir Ieine blutige Sano
reidte, Die @orte: nGingo, oas mar
Elm @urf er bat iein 3iel CREDIT"
9abei griff er aber unmiQfiirliA
na6 ieiner Naiel Sci 0ieien 8orten
mar Der erite oft 5u gnoe, utlo es
fiel Der Gorbang.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-10

pitdn 0es beriunfenen 0onpfers
entgegentrot. Dieies breite, bGrtige
@eifdt nit ben idmolen 2ippen
ben bufdigen 9ralien uno BEN lhdr.
fen blolen augen fannte er MIR ait
gull gs mar oas gntlis oes Nlan.
mes, BEN er in ieiner Sabine iiber.
raidt bate uno Ser unter fold felt.
ianlen umitdnoen beri6pun0en mar.
Die Sdrift Ses 9DppelgGngcrs.
0@aren Sic ni6t beute an 8oro
meines S9iffes?~ frogte aapitdn
Bruce. Ser an0ere i6iittelte 8ornig
BEN 2opf. @r Itbe felt 5pei Sagen
ouf oieiem %0eroammten 5elien unO
MN noble man i'm nod gum beIten
balten .Giner blitartigen Gin.
gebung folgen6, idob Bruce Dem
@eretteten elm 8Iatt Bapier at uno
Bat i'm, sic 8orte DSteuert nod
Norooit~ SIT i6reiben. 0ie SanO-
f6rift oes &opitGns Corr itimmte
boIlfommen nit ~0erienigen therein,
oie ser gebeimnisboIle @ait an 8orO
ser nMope~ 8uriidgelaiien battel
&apitGn Bruce bot es aufgege6en,
fir Iein ieltiames grlebnis cine pers
uunftgem6Be grfIdrung 8t finOen.
@ar Ser n0oppelgdnger" Oes i6iff-
briidigen &opitdns MIR cine telepa.
tbiiGe giiion ODER botte fem Oer-
5tpeifelter 9ebenstpiGe forperlide
Iorm angenom1nen unO melt emit
fernte Meniden gu Silfe gerufen?
Siebenunoied3ig 8eugen beboupten,
ben gebeimnisboaen @ait an 8orO
Ser n@i0pe" geieben 3u baden. Sic
pebren ii1 geget Sen 8erOadt, ais
pdren iie iamt urt0 ionoers Oas
Spfer elmer Niaiieniuggeitiou gefuor-
Ben. l1nO 0ann lit nod Oie ieltiame
@ei6idte nit Dem 3ettel. Giel-
lei6t gebort alt6 Ser gorfaa ouf
Ser nM0pe" 81 ienen eebeimnis-
boQen 8in9en 5piiden Simmel uno
groe, bon 0enen iid, einem beriibm-
ten 9idteriport 8ufol9e, unlere
S9ulmeisbeit nihts trduinen laBt.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-10

ser NdrdenoiIter y2eanOer" nannte
iih balO aid NIT Ieinem fpabren
Nainen @olfmonn, @reta @or6o gibt
81, Dab tie @uitafsion beiBt, ui0
oa2unfepunfe" beitreitet nidt iein
gIfreO 9ii6aro Meper.
@erii6mte @ieuoonbme bIeiben
eben fem @ebeimnisl Stn 3eitoltet
Der 9otationsmai6inen G6ueln iie
Dem fiiritlifen Snfognito, elm ie0er
fennt's, aber toftpoae 9eute reipef
tieren es.
&einlid geipabrt bleibt mr. Ser
Oedname aft 6erienigen, sic obne-
bin uidt inter Ser gteugier ser @eIt
81 leiOen bdttenl Omar erloubt Die
neue Oronung oes &eihes ie0em
Sdriftiteaer MIR einen Geduamen
nit finn uno mebr n&S@ 0urd Die
9iteratur 81 iegeln lit ber6oter,
un0 OennoA limo 3 reihlid ieds-
bis iiebentauieno @ieuooupme, bic
i'm 9raud limo.
9a maridieren lie auf: 6rau
SHneioer neruit iit nMledt6iIo bon
Ser 9}ogat", Elm SdmiO ans s(ugs-
burg idrei6t ais g@eiiter @unt-
RAM. IS fomnen 0amen mie:
8ia BON 5ernau, GIaus BON &o-
ienbagei,. @iintber 6rauenlob, gSolf
@Gliung. Gs gibt 5abaoie r@etreue
GdebarOe", Oa itebt elm nDort bon
5reienfels~ neben n3antippuS" Elm
n5ron3 Seropbim~ neben nSrub
pom 8eeI5ebub."
g8er meiB nun nidt 8eideio I'M
3iel un0 @eiie oieier 9idter? Sbre
&ieuoonpme eutbiiaen mebr, ais iie
perbergeu, Meiiter @uttram miro
feinen SnOuitrie-&oma geidrieben
babef, Serr BON 6raaenlob Oidtete
ipobl feline %io5iale.l 9ramen, 9antip-
pus feline 9ie6eslieoer, uito @olf
@1liultg idrieb feline Sumoresfen.
IS gibt einen t1elen u8araceliuS~
el1e Wfa0alle, sans Sene" ieblt
nidt, ser u8oIppbem" lit unter Die
9idter gegangen, un0 iel6it ser
nGiia" (obne Gelion) tippt 2iebes-
lieOer auf Der Sdreibmai6ine. Nidt
5u pergeilen, oie bieIen uAufreAten"
ben urmen u9uaiintooo" unO Ben
iider iebr geiitreiden &umoriiten
u@ensiudt0erfraBeii6.
5e6s- bis iie6entauienO wobl
b%er6orgener Goetenl ltno penn tie
ipobl ath feline @erfe idriebeu, bic
in bic neutrality-suspicious. eingeben
tuerOen, tueun iie iid aud feinen
ogfamen" idufen - lie idufen ii6
bod penigitens elm u9ieuoonDu".
Washington Journal., 1943-09-10
s6nbiOblen unO
Gbaratter

IS miro ridt einfag lem, tpenn
MAJ iemano fennen lernen min, i'm
auf3uforoern, er mo9te einem feline
S6ubioblen 3eigen, aber penn es
gelingt 10 loa man nntritgiiAe
&enn3eiden Ieines gbarafters oa.
BON abIeIen fonnen. Gin Mann, Der
geraoe5u elm Gtu0ium oaraits ge-
madt bat, einen 8uiammenbang
apii9en Ser Mrt oie Shube a65u-
tragen, uno ser gait8en ieelii6en
@erfaiiung zines Meniden beraus-
3ufinoen bat babel folgenoe @enut-
niIie getponnen: Gin Mann, Der feline
SdubIoblen iebr Itarf an BEN SUB
ipiBen abtr1gt, p6breno bic BIB
iGBe un6 Sic iibrigen Seile Der
Soble feline 4bnuBung 8eigen, tit
elm Menid, Dem ~gegeniiber @oriidt
geboter lit. Ser Sr6ger itiir8t ii1
in gefdbrli6e l1nternebmungen uno
5dblt 3u Oenen, Die uneri9roden
our @affe greifen, menn man ibnen
in BEN @eg tritt. @enn an elmer
SobIe Die 8aaengegeno 5uerit uno
an lt1rfIten abgetragen miro, 0ann
lit Der 8eiiber elm u8iiffler", Elm
pfli9tgetreuer, arbeitiamer Meni9,
Der BON morgerrs friib big aberos
ipat arbeitet uno ni6t iiber iebr
itarfe @eiitesfr1fte perfiigt. $50
MIR sic redte Seite oes redten
S6ubes abgenubt lit, oarf man
i6lieBen, oaB Ser 8eiiBer oft MIDI
tige tiefsriinoige Sragen iiberlegen
muB. @r lit biellei9t Mobofat ODER
elm @elebrter. 2euten, Die nit eng
aneinanoer geiebten Mbi1Ben geben
ut16 nit neutrality-suspicious. Sub
ipiBen, begegne mon nit MiB-
tralen, 0enn Tie iino film, bernie
gen uno fennen feline Sfrupel. St
einem @ei6dft per0en iie Dem Sort
ner itets iiberlegen iein. Ser Opti-
miit bagegen nuBt Die Soble an
5uBipiBe unb abiab glei6m1Big nb.
@r ipringt gliidli6 uno frob iber
oie Groe, 10, oaB er erit nit benz
MbiaB uilo Damn NIT Ser Spite Der
Soble ben 8ooen beriibrt.
9as iin0 nlir Die groben Inter
ideioungen, aber oa5miiden bat Der
S6ubiolenfepner cine 6iile %feinitel.
MIR Dem geidulten Guge mabrnebnt,
barer a6monolungen feitgeitelt, aus
oenen iid Die nnenbli6e Mannig-
faltigfeit Der menidliden Gbaraf-
tere fi9er ableien l1bt.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-10
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GhIahter, 1868 Conn. 9lbe., %. @-
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i'm Nlonot.
Eruipect Sill TrieObof. 9raii0ent:
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Nfonot i'm GrieObofsgebalioe
y 0eatde Treimaurer &Oge
% Mrminins, 0r. %, T.M.M.Wt.
NJ Sefret1r: Greot. 8ertrom,
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iammIung am /. 9ienstag i'm Wfo'
not i'm geelten Maionic Gempel, 1Ste
un0 $ Strobe, 81. @.
Mrminius @ergnIgmugs . Werein.
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tar: Ebeo0or 2er9. 5905 Siebte
GtroBe, 81. IS. 8~erinmmIung am
/. Gonnobeno /. Wt. i'm Sanie zines
Witelieoes.
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9oiner: Sefret1r, Gbriltian arOnen-
bitter, 11O4 8onibant Str, SilDer
Spring. M0. @eri. am 4. Mittwo&
m Wonot.
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Niitritt Nsr. 100. Hrdiioeut: Sobn
@reolein; Sefretdr; Gbriitian Gbrtit,
1922 6iinfte StraBe, q. @. 8eri.
om 4ten Dienstag /. Wat. i'm 9oaie
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