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The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

MISS Marian Fee OF chester was
week end guest of Mrs. Charles
Dewitt.
Mrs. Dewey W.gmore and chill
dren Jimmie and Judy, left Thurs
day to visit friends at Chinook.
Brifget Crow left Saturday night
for Portland where she is spending
two weeks visiting Corin McCann.
Mrs. A. j. Lindberg of Fosston,
Mimi, is in Glasgow visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Eaton.
Miss Lorraine Boe left Saturday
night for Seattle to seek employ
ment. She has been employed at the
Glasgow airbase.
Mrs. John Porter of Calvin, N. D.,
came Friday to visit her sister, Mrs.
A. S. Parke, and other relatives. She
will stay this winter.
Ada Miriam and Priscilla Pease of
Wolf Point we're in Glasgow Satur-
day and Sunday TO visit their father,
Emory B. Pease, who is i'll.
Bring or send sick sewing machine
heads for repairs to L. Keagy, GlaS-
gov, Mont. Experienced since War 1.
Workmanship guaranteed; low rates.
30-4tp
MIS-. Leo B. Coleman, now living
at Fort Peck, returned to Glasgow
Wednesday morning from a visit
with friends at Great Falls and
Nfissoula.
Mrs. Thomas Craig arrived Sat-
urday morning from Louisville, KY,
where she spent the summer, to
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Pau! Fr.edl.
Mrs. Paul Gritz left for Great
Falls Saturday to spend the winter
there with her daughters, Mrs.
Frank Curry. Mrs Philip Hughes
and Mrs. Arthur Schroeder.
Mrs. Anthony Konecny and son of
Butte were in Glasgow Thursday and
left Fr dav morning for her home
after visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Kronebusch of Avondale.
M. and Mrs. John S. Dascher of
Fort Peck were in Glasgow today.
They will leave Monday for Oak
land, Calf, to srend the winter and
visit their SON, Kenneth, and family.
Miss Betty Ann Molvig has been
transferred from Glasgow airbaSe
TO the Great Falls base. Her sister,
Mrs. Fred Mcfarland of Glasgow,
visited her at Great Falls last week.
M. and Mrs. o. c. Kuehn Of
Minot were in Glasgow this week
end looking for a house as they
plan to move here Dec. l. They
visited Mrs. Kuehn's sister, Mrs. G..
L. Dewitt.
Mrs. Lillian Jones arrived Sat-
urday from Great Falls, where she
has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. L. E. Jones to stay for time
in Glasgow with her daughter, Mrs.
c. r. ST. Clair.
Serg. Bob Stevens, son of Mrs.
NIollie Stevens of Glasgow. arrived
Friday from Key field. Meridian,
Miss, to spend a furlough at his
home here. He will leave Friday. He
is a ground crew chief in P-38
squadron.
Mrs. Orlando Landsverk has re-
turned to Glasgow to make her
+ ONE after spending more than
year with her husband at Colorado
Springs, Colo, where he was sta
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25
Glasgow Breuities

toned, and the last few weeks al
Oklahoma City, Okla.
] Lee Hills, nephew of Mrs. George
Bondeson, returned to Glasgow from
Farragut, idaho, Tuesday morning
where he completed his boot train
ing for the navy and spent some
time in a hospital following an op-
Grafton. He VII spend a furlough
here.
Harold Kulp, who is employed in
the shipyards of the Associated
Shipbuilders, Seattle, returned there
Monday night after spending few
days visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. P. Kulp of Glasgow. He had
been called here by the serious i'll
ness of his father, who is now
better.
MI. and Mrs. Harold Talbot
arrived Friday from Denison, Tex,
where he has been employed on
Denison dam. and are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Erick-
son. They visited Mr.. sTalbott's
parents at Kansas City on their
way. Thew expect to make their
home in Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Kochel have
moved to Havre Mr.. Kochel is
working there on the Great Nor
thern. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Achen and
daughter Janet, who moved to Glas-
gov from Havre the same day, are
occupying the Kochel home Mr.
Achen is a deputy collector of in
ternal revenue.
Jack Brown Jr. of Kalispell ar
rived Thursday to visit his. parents,
Mr.. and Mrs j. E Brown. They
went with him to Havre Tuesday
morning where they will spend
with Mr.. Brown
relatives. His father, Walter Brown,
is hospital patient following
recent heart attack.
Mrs. George Armstrong. who is
at the air depot in Spok-
ton visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. william Ruffcorn. The last
word she received from the govern
ment concerning her husband
Armstrong, said he had !
been transferred to a prison camp
IN Japan.
Marvin Kulp, electricians mate,
third class. arrived Saturday morn |
ng from New London. Corn, where .
ne is stationed, to visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Kulp having /
1een given an emergency furloueh |
IN account of his fathers illness. He |
vas accompanied here from st. Paul
,y his fiancee. Miss Frances Wiltse
IF that city. Thev will leave for st.
Paul Friday and their marriage will ,
AXE place there Saturday night.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25
MinSdaIe Raiders
Have IS Contests
For Hoop Season
BY Courier Correspondent

HINSDALE-The basketball Sched-
ule for Hire dale high school has now
been completed for the 1934-44 sea-
son, according to Coach George
Moore. Fifteen games have been
booked and the first game of the
season will be with Nashua, Dec. 3,
at Nashua. First home game will be
with Dodson, Dec. 10.
The schedule includes eight home
games and seven out town games
Coach Moore says. Two games eac-
with Nashua, Dodson. Malta. Frazer
and the Glasgow B team have been
arranged, with four games with Saco
and one with Opheim in prospect
The annual strict basketb9ll
tournament has been tentatively SET
for Feb. "a, 25 and 26. at the Glas-
gov civic center, according to Su-
perintendent l.. W. Weingartper. sec
retary of the District basketball
district, which held a meeting of
and coaches a,
Glasgow Sunday.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25
Highway Trucks
VIII Take Scrap
From Farm Piles

The state highway department
VIII utilize its trucks in this
section to pick up farm scrap in
valley county Saturday and
Sunday, Secretary Josef Sklow-
er of the Chamber of Commerce
announced today.
He said all farmers who have
Such scrap in appreciable guam
titles should write or call his of
flee Immediately. He, in turn,
v II rOtfy highway men so
they may make the calls. r. L.
Ewing of Wolf Point, division
engineer, is directing the work
in this area, with L. S. Alexand-
er, Glasgow section foreman, CO.
operating.
The department. will make
scrap pickups at any time, if
they are no mC.e than a mile
from a state highway.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

Marjorie, who formerly lived in this
community, returned Saturday from
Mountain Lake, MINI. They will at
tend to business interests and then
leave for the West.
The Bruderthaeler church will
have their Harvest Festival Thanks
giving day beginning at 10. The
Rev. Wiebe from Moutain Lake,
Mimi, will be their guest speaker.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

The Rev. Helmuth Ortman of
Munich, N. D., has been conducting
evening services in the Bethel Men
MONTE church this past week. Dur
ing the day he visited at various
homes.
Because of Thanksgiving falling
on the regular cream day Jake Born,
the cream man, made his trip on
Wednesday this week.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25
Christian Fellow Shin

Services in the American Legion room
of the civic center Sunday school AT 10
Worship service at II. Evening service
at s. Christian Young peoples fellow
ship Tuesday az s. Cottage prayer meet
ing and Bible study Thursday at s.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

Sunday school AT . 30. Worship Serv-
ice a. 3 30. Evening church service at
- Bible study and PRAYER meeting
THURSDAY evening at ~ All are wei
c0mc.-Wilfrcd c. VI Kay. pastor.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

The familiar barber pole with
brass basin sitting beneath it is a
common sight in England. The
brass basin is a relic of the days
when BARRIERS were surgeons and
was used to receive the blood.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

st Matthew'S EpiscOnaI Church
First Sunday in Advent. Church
school at 10. Celebration of the holy
communion with sermon at il. Those
that received the rite OF confirmation
last Sunday will receive their first com
munion at this service The Rev. Frank
SquireS. priest in charge. will he the
relebrant and deliver the sermon.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

Henry f. Widen, minister. Church
Bible school session at 10. Mrs. II. II.
Morton, assistant superintendent, in
charge. Public worship service at II.
Anthem. Mason Melvin will give a
message on Men in Defense and Serv-
ices Areas" Junior BYPU worship
service at G:3O. Miss Beulah Cloves,
leader. \ dramatic presentation of the
fascinating sketch. "The Faint Shall
he Given Power" by a cast of local
at 1870 Prayer service for
the Young men and women in armed
service. Z 30 Wednesday. in the pastOr's
church office. Come and pray for your
nNn loved one in the armed defense of
Our country
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

Services in Masonic hall. Second ave
nur south and Seventh street Sunday
at IL. Subject of the lesson sermon.
"Ancient and Modern Necromancy. al
las Mcsmersm and HypnotjSm. Drnoun-
ccd." The public is cordially invited to
attend.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

sunday SCHOOL AZ IN. MOrning W0r-
ship at IL. Bible study and PRAYER
meeting Wednesday evening at 80. All
are welcome. Wilfred G. Mckay. pastor.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

Ophcim Gospel Tabernacle
Sunday school at 10. Morning worship
at n. Sunday evening evangelistic
services. Rev. Carl Hines, pastor.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

Sunday school at 10. Morning worship
at II. Evangelistic service at ~
Prayer meeting Tuesday at 7:4J. Young
peoples meeting Thursday at S.-Paul
WilliscrOft, pastor.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25
GRANDVIEW
Mrs. Otto Kliewer

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Quiring have
received word that Their son Pete
is somewhere in England.
ALVIN KlleWer, VINO has been
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. |
j. Kliewer, returned to the Bolton
camp Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bergman and .
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25
GUESTS AT OPHEIM

Marvin Kulp, electricians mate
third class, of New London, Conn.
and his fiancee, Miss Francis Wiltse
of st. Paul, we're dinner guests at
the A. o. Hanson home Sunday.
Other guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. D.
A. Beck and family.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25
Onheim Lutheran church

Thanksgiving services al II. Sunday
school at II. Services at II. Services at
Richland Bench AT 3. Confirmation
class at ..
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

Sunday school at 9:45. Bible classes
mt 9 10 Worship at II. Senior Luther
lcague at 80. Junior Luther league
Monday az I. COnfirmands, Tuesday at
{ 80 Ladies' Aid Thursday at 2. Choir
Thursday Everybody out for a good
start on Christmas music).
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

Grant $. Moore. pastor. Church school
AT 10. Church service at II. Sermon.
abraham the Man of Faith Youth
fellowship at 6 80. Choir practice,
Thursday at Z 80.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

American farmers went over the TOP"
again this year. They raised more food
than ever before in the history of our
countryl Those who said it couldn't be
done saw our production record broken
for the seventh straight time.
Next year demands will be even great
er, due to growing needs Of our armed
forces, lend lease, and the increased buy
ing power Of civilians. Farmers will have
to meet the largest food order on record!
Uncle Sam has placed it in their hands.
And they've pledged themselves to pro-
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

Second avenue north, across from the
high school. Church school at IN. Nurs-
cry class at H. Morning worship at
~ Suc";al mUSir by Glasgow and Nal
ta Young peoples chOirs. Junior choir
rarrarsal nj :. Pilgrim fellowship at
:4I.-Ernest r. Bellingham. minister,
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25
co TO
CHURCH
st. RaphaeI's Church

Every sunday: Masses at Glasgow
al { 80 and 10 and masses at Fort
Peck at Q. Masses at Glasgow airbase
at $50. Week days: Masses every day
at { 80.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

CnrtSt1an Church
Sunday school cor munion service 81
10-Fern Russell, superintendent.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

Methodist Church, Glasgow

Sunday school at 10 Worship and
service flag hanging and candle light
ing at II.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY

For Sale - Three-room house and
one lot in Nashua, good location.
With water, lights and gas. Equipped
with electric refrigerator and gas
heater. M. Burton, Nashua. 31-2tp
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

Wanted to Buy-Trailer house, rea-
sonable Write Box NO. 1920, CO
Glasgow Courier, Glasgow. 31-1tp
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25
"WN0 s0XaHcvMNunf he alne/"
Valley County Produced More than
S6,673,O00 i'm EoodStuffs This Year!

duce more and still more-to keep food
fighting for freedom
It's up to every one of us to make our
food go around - to share it generously
with our fighting men and allies, fairly
with our neighbors at home.
Do your part to share our food SUPPLY
Support wartime food rationing gladly =
and proudly And keep the Home Front
Pledge Never pay or charge more than
top legal prices Never buy or sell rationed
goods without using ration stamps.
Make our food work for Victoryl
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

Courier want ads pay.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-11-25

We produce food than before an in
weapon for fighting and for the nation the home
More than 10 billion pounds of food raised in
gardens.
We food 1t estimated that 20 to 30 percent
food supply is lost wasted every year. about pou
every four
We share food Of the total food supply this year.
goes u S. civilians 13 II armed forces 10
and 2fd for other special needs.
Our armed forces have first call certain fighting fC
meats canned fruits and vegetables dairy products eggs
The average soldier 5 pounds of food per day. conn
with 334 pounds for the average civilian
Essential food requirements for civilians set aside
ahead just for armed forces and our allies.
We must play square with our food supply
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
@atiOniernngss@in

sdn6e: Die Iaorfe Nr. IS Os uderaoffee+8i9lein 1T gum 8e8ug bon
einen 8aar S6uben af un6efmmte 3t gIIig. Cine neue Sdub-
marfe Oe nit benz 6luaeug Set. 1 in &aionsbub Nr. 8, 1T eben-
fans guItg.
5radte anO @emais: Obt- uno @emIietonierDen, gefrorenes 0bf unO
Gentle iotDie ferner aud Suppen- un0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gleibermaBen SIIenfribte in ~geO0rrter Sorm (9Orrbobnen, DOrr'
erbien uno 9Orrlinien) unhrIiegen Der @unft+@atonbrung lno fo
MIR gegen Wfarfen aus Observation-Disclosures Scr. 2 erbaHHib. Die
Wearfen 4, 9 uno 3 gehn Biz gum 20. Nobem6er. Crime Nearfen
a. 8 uo 6 I'M gub scr. 4 geHen Bis gum 20. DECEMBER.
8ader: Wafe Mr. 80 I'M aationsbub Scr. A 1T fir flint gfuno 8udr
bis Is. Sanuar glig.
Jleid, &Gf, Butter: Dde 2ebensmittel, glen1ermaBen Margarfne lmO
anOere Bad uno 5peiefete iome SahIOI unO Gii9fOnierOen fmO
fir sic trannen Nearfen 8, $ mo S I'M &ahonsbu6 Nr. 3 er6alti6,
Die bis 4. DECEMBER geten.
@aIpin: Oe MAfarfen SCI. 6 fmo i'm Often bis 8. gobenr6er fir ben Gutf
BON ie 3 @alonen gultg. g u1o @=Ifnrfen fo gut fir 2 @aQonen.
@ergmigmgSfabrten fo nr Der 8eBern bon @-Nfarfen gefattet.
Solbaten nf l1rlaub erboIten 5 @alonen @aioin.
8rennDl: Ge Nearfe Scr. 1 fir 6s neue SeBabr lit Nun in &raft umo 1T
Bis 4. Sanuar 1914 gut fir 10 @alonen 8renn0l.
Cden: aae neuen einbeimhden Se8- uno &o6Ten NIT &oben, Sols
Del ODER @asfeuerung f0 nr gegen gel1Gnigung 81 tauen.
&onfumenten mufen Intrage BEL ibrer1 Station Boaro~ einreiben.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
1920 Snternierte in Is 2asern
i'm 2nn6e

Ser @intDonoerungs- unO Natu=
ralifierungs- 0ienIt beridtete, oaB er
in ieinen Is Snternierungslogern
i'm 2an6e insgeiamt 1920 feinoli1e
@uSlGnoer untergebradt bot.
&ommiiiar Carl g. Sarriion tell
te in leinem 8eri6t an oos Sulti8-
oepartement iiber Die E6tigfeit lei
mes 8iiros bis gum 80. Sum- 5. S.
nit, oaB 6,871 Der in ben Bayern
internierten feinoli6en Musldn0er in
Derihieoenen Seilen Der 8ereinigten
Staten urO ibren 8eiiBungen feitge-
nommen muroen, mdbreno 2,349
bon decentralization 2dnoern
CUR Snternierung nod ben 8ereinig=
ten Gtaaten gebra9t muroen.
Ser gintpanoerungs= uno Natura-
liiierungsoienit entbiate ferner, oaB
i'm 2alfe oes Sabres, iiber oas Be
ridt eritattet ml1roe, BON ben @ren5-
potroniaen 1880 @eiesesiibertreter
in @epabrim genommen fpuroen.
Bon oieien 8erbafteten idmuggelten
SO @usl6noer ms 2ano, 11,175 fa-
men illegaler Weiie iiber Die @ren5e
uno 5,092 muroen megen anoerer
8ergeben gegen Die @eIebe in Saft
genommen.
@dbreno Die 3abl Ser gintDan0e-
rer nit 23,725 Die n~ieOrigite IN 80
Sabren mar, mar Die groBte 8abl
BON ginbiirgerungen ieit Dem Sabre
1907 gu Der5eihnen, uno 5tpar err
bielten 281,459 3ibiliiten unb 81
474 4ngeborige Der be~maffneten
Streitfrafte Der 8ereinigten Staaten
oas amerifanii6e 8iirgerredt 5uer-
fannt.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
@ricdiide Ggilresiernns Obne
He1pnan3bDOen

! (From the Overseas News Agency. Inc.")
Gle lofortige @n~tienoung elmer
griediiden &ommiiiion in Die Berg
METER Ser Sreii6aren in @rie6en-
lano miro bon Dem friiberen 8i5e=
pralioenten uno 8ertei0igungsmiri-
tier 4anoDotis &aneaopoulos als
Mtittel CUR 8erbiitung oes 8iirger-
frieqes in @rie6enlano borgei6la=
gen. eSn elmer l1~nterreoung nit einem
8ertreter Der ySberIeas Stems Agen-
Gu in &airo befiirmortete Der fritz
bere Minilter Die 8ilOung elmer aus
alien grie9ii1en 8arteien belteben-
ben G%ommiiiion, Die iid 10 raid wie
m0glih na6 @rie6enlano begeben
nllo nit oortigen 5iibrern engere
5iiblung aufnebmen miiBte, INN cine
geriobnung 8mii9en ben feinoli6en
8riioern ein5uleiten.
&oneaopoulos erflarte, oaB anglo
amerifonii6e @ertreter Die Wilfion
begleiten Ionten. Mls 6iibrer Der
qriedifden 8artei Der ~nationalen
Union bis gum Sabre 1912 CAB er
ieiner 8ereiti9at &usorud, als
Wfitglieo elmer iolden &ommiiiion
fel6it nod @rie1enlano 5uriid5ufeb-
rem. Anoere politii1e Sibrer, fagte
er, Die in Ntben gebeim arbeiten,
f0nnten ebenfaas in Die 8erge ge-
brabt meroen uno an ben 8eratun=
gen teilnebmen.
Sbmobl Die lebten einlanfenoen
geri1te niht mebr bon 3uiammen-
itoBen 3tpii9en .&las", Der nNatio-
nalen 8efreiungsfront" uno Goes"
ben 5reiidaren Der u@rie6ii6en
gemofratii6en Yartei", ipra6en,
oeutet nod ni6ts an, oaB cine Ser
itanoigung 5iuii9en ben @ruppen err
5ielt muroe.
u&las" ideint 5u beriuden, ben
geiamten republifanii1en @ioer-
itano 10 unter einen SUIT al brin-
gen, Dab bal6 Der politii9e Wa9-
friegsmf6au beitimmt tperoen fam.
Solitude 8eobadter in &airo
limo Der Meinung, OaB Die oortise
griedii6e grilregierung, tDenn Ser
treter Der 5reifdaren 81 ibr geb0-
rem miiroen, etpaS leiiten fontte,
mabreno iie iebt elm miiBiges 9niein
fiibrt, morin jie BON ben innergrie-
6iiden 5ragen uno &Gmpfen p01ig
getrennt bleibt.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
serbiide gniuiirfc sesen lire GriI-
%regiernng in 9onODn

tFrom the Overseas News Agency. Inc.")
Die iugoilaipii6e @rilregier1na
in 9on0on miro BON bier fiibrenoen
ierbiihen @ereinigungen beiduloiqt,
ibre uelenentoriten 8fli6ten 81 Der
nadlGiiigen". Sn elmer bon BEN
bier @ruppen angerommenen 8e-
i6lieBungen miro erfl1rt, ooB oie
@rilregierultg ni6t peroient, Die
ugertretung Sl1goilapiens4 genannt
81 lperoen.
Spreber auf Der 8eriammlung,
5u oenen Dor fur3em IN ENGLAND
angefommene S~ugoilapen geb0rten,
taoelten Die @rilregierung, neil lie
es unterlieB, ben ierbii1en 9arti=
ianen 9ebenSmittel, Mr3neien uno
@affen 81 i6iden; neil iie oie 8e=
freiungsarmee unter Dem iogenann=
ten General Sito ni9t unerfennt un6
neil tie nidt oagegen proteItiert, Dab
81 BaOoglios Stab in Siioitalien
nod INNER Die @enerGle &oatta ulro
Ambrolio geb0ren, Die tpegen ibrer
Sanolungen wabreno Der italieni-
i6en 8eiebung Sugoilamiens BON
Der oortigen gep0lferung als &riegs-
perbre6er be5ei6net muroen.
Sic ierbii1en @ruppen, bon oe-
men Die 8ei6lieBung gemeiniam ge-
faBt miroe, iino: Der Sournaliiten-
perbano, Die &lilturgemeini6aft
u&ofe~, Der iugoilnmii1e Seemanns-
suno uno Die 6reie Sugoilatpii6e
@eleai6aft.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
9cntifc 8efansene MAIDEN BON fid
reOen

Sn Yittsburg, elmer fleinen StaOt
&uliforniens, gob Ser Boli3ei6ef Gal
Simno betannt, Dab 5tpei entfom-
meme oeltti9e &riegsgefongene, mel
DIE amerifonii9e %l1niformen nit
Sergeuntenitreifen trugen uno aus
ge5eiAnet engliih iprocberL BORT nlf
offener StroBe i'm @ei6Gftspiertel
feItgenommen D1r0en.
Die 6eioen, Ser 29-i1brige &arl
2infe uno % Sabre alte Mar Bar
tbel, iprangen am @orabeno BEL Der
Station Gracp aus einem 3itge.
Sinno bat feline 9lbnuitg, ipo Die
3euti6en Oie amerifanii6en Uni
fprmen berbatten.
lteber Elm @efangenenlager I'M
melt pom Colorado Springs brad]te
Die oAiiociateo @reB~ neuIid cine
langere S6iloerlng Der Oortigeit
3uitdnoe.
Ole oeltti6en @efongenerL 10 bieB
es, baben iid anm1ttige 8araden ge-
6ulit uno iie NIT netten 6ltBlpegell
uno @1rten umgeben. Aaes I'M 2o-
ger lei lngemein ~oroentlid) uno bon
muiterbafter Heinlidfeit. 9ie Dis
3iplin lei to0eqos.
2ebtbin baben oie @efangenen Ell
ne 8iibne erridtet ullo oarauf lu-
itige Sbeateritiide nit por5iigli1er
Sr6eItermuiif gegeben. Sic baben
aud cine 9ager5eitung, natiirlif
inter amerifuniider 3eniur, oie BON
begabten &riegsgefongenen gel6rie-
ben, reoigiert uno ge6r1dt miro.
Ger amerifanii6e 2agerfommon=
Oant erflGrte Dem 8ertreter Der
~ugiiocioteo 8reB~, onB bei Dem aom-
manOo iiber elm @efangenenlager
oIes ouf bic Gis3iplin uno ben Sc
miits5uItano Ser @efangenen anfom-
me. Sn 0ieier @iniidt miiBte er ben
Sllternierten in ieinem Eager olles
Sob 5onen. Can't ibrem multer-
baften @ntgegeilfommen babe er Ole
beIten @riinOe auf iein Eager itola
5u ieir.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
spnierpenbOien fir ben arics
(From the -ofiee of Va information }

(From the Office of War Information
Seben Sic ieoe leere &onierpen-
bii9ie auf? 2eiten sic iie Dem
rGnlpoge Committee" inSbrer Nad-
bari9aft 3u2 @enn sic Sbre &on-
ierpenbii9ien %megmerfen, peri6men-
Sen Sic tati1dlid mertpoae @lni-
ton Wunition, Die uniere Srnp-
pen oringeno brall6en, Inn ben Mn-
griff auf Sapan uno 9eltti6lano 81
peritarfen.
llniere &egierilng eriu6t ieoe
&ausfrau in ben 8ereinigten Staa-
ten, NIT Dem .Salpage Committee"
in ibrer Na6baridaft %8uiammen5u-
ar6eiten, inoem iie nirflid ieoe leere
&onierbenbii6ie aufbebt. 3inn,
Stabl, &upfer u1o anoere Dertuoae
&riegsrobitoffe tperOen oarais ge-
monnen.
Gie 3eitung ODER Ser Hunofunt
in Sbrer Stoot miro Sbten iagen,
mann Sammlungen in Sbrer Sc
meinoe borgenommen tDeroen. ge-
ginnen Sic in8miiAen oamit, 10 uiele
&onierDenbiidien 81 iammeln1 mie
Sic MIR irgeno fonnen.
gergeifen Sic alio niht, Die Do-
len fir Die Sammlung .ber5urid-
ten. 0as geifiebt folgenoermaBen
3uerit tueroen fie iorgf1ltig gerei-
nigt, Die @tifetten meroen entfernt,
Die obere uno untere 8eri6luBi1ei-
ben meroen 10 meit losgetrennt, oaB
iie ins Srplere Der 8iihie bineinge-
bogen meroen fonnen, uno Damn
miro oas @an5e plattgeoriidt. 9as
fpart cine Menge 6radtroum,
uno fir Sic beanfprudt es mr. eini-
&c Sefunoen 3eit.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
&riessenbe int Taaifif nod in
peiter Jerne

8Idne fir orei gigantiide neue
Slltg5eugtrdger ipre9en oeutlid oa-
fir, oaB sic Marine in realiftii9er
grp1gung gu Dem @nti9luB gefom-
men it, Der &rieg i'm 8o3ifif peroe
nod iiber oas Sabre 1916 binais
0altern.
Mnrineiefret6r &ror' Mitteilung,
oaB Die 45,000-Sonner ubalo" alf
oen @eg fon1r1en tperoen, unter-
ltrei9t 8uglei6 Die @rfenntnis uno
@ntl1loiienbeit, uieegetragene" 2uft=
ma1t in peritarftem WfaBe ein5u-
iesen. un Sapan gu 2eibe 8li riiden.
9ie ne1len Gielen nit beiipieuoIer
Seaerfroft, ertroi1merer 8an8erune
uno grOBerer @ei9minoigfeit als
ale bisberigen 5lug5eugtrdger iper-
ben imitanoe lein, groBe Bomber ge-
gen Nippon gu idleltoern-8om-
Der, Die bisber acknowledgements auf
2anoItiibpunfte angetpielen maren.
Die nelten 5lug5eugtrdger Deroen
ni6t Dor Gnoe 1916 fertig iein. Sic
fommen aber, tpie elm informierter
8arlomentarier es auS0riifte, nod
rei9li6 our redten 3eit, Inn an Der
Sdla6t i'm 8a8ifif teil8unebmen".
@uf Der @ritnolage BON Snforma-
tionen bon Seiten bohitebenoer Pr
NEE uno Marinedefs oriifte oieier
@etp1brsmonn ben @laltben aus,
cine Nieoerloge Sopans f0nne ni6t
friiber als 1917 uno pieaei6t iogar
erft 1919 e%rfolgen.