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Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12
Senate FavOrs Social Day
Townsend For Observed At
IA COP Drive Century Club
Reception For New Men,
bers Was Also Held
During Social Hour On
Monday Afternoon.

Business and Social Day on the
calendar of the Milford New Cen
tury Club was also the day for a
reception to the new members of
the club who have Joined this year
The affair was given at the regular
meeting OH Monday. An attractive
tea table. presided over by Mrs. G.
Roland Messick, assisted by Mrs.
Clara Deputy was admired for its
appointments and the things that ii
held. Hostesses for the day were
Mrs. Elizabeth d. Riggs and Mrs.
Carlton Fooks and a committee of
members. The new members thus
hOnored were Mrs. Stanley Wilcox,
Mrs. j. c. Butler, Mrs. Harvey Phil
lips, Mrs. David Pack. Mrs. Hol-
land Prettyman, Mrs. J. ]. Dervin,
Mrs. George T. Macklin, Jr.. Mrs.
John Hallett. Mrs. J. Lynn Pratt,
Mrs. James Cresson, Mrs. Banksom
Holcomb. Mrs. Edward J. Salevan,
Mrs. Henry wilkins, Mrs. Marshall
Hugg. Mrs. George H. Hall, and
Mrs. John r. Gillispie. Before tea
time Mrs. Robert Rudolph delight
fully played two piano numbers.
The business part of the meeting
preceded the social hour. During
that time a report of the recent
state board of executive meeting
was given by the club director. Mrs.
i. Marshall Townsend, who also
gave the weekly preview of pic
lures, George T. Macklin was pres
ant to give both sides of the ques-
ion of Equal Rights. upon which
he club will shortly vote. Also
present were Captain Elaine Mon
roe and Lieutenant Phyllis Nc
TTurn to Pass J. PIsassI
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12
New Book Tells
Story OF 'Moors'
Mystery Surrounding Delaware
Folk Cleared In Interesting Book

MJ otCAy ouAAOunulHB OCAh WuA z
Folk Cleared In Interesting Book
The aura of mystery which for
centuries has surrounded the So
called Moors of Cheswold and the
Nanticokes of Indian River Hun
dred. Delaware, has been cleared
in a new book by C. A. Weslager,
of Wilmington, president of the
Archaeological Society of Dela-
ware.
Published by the University of
Pennsylvania Press, the book is
called, ''Delaware's Forgotten Folk
the Story of the Moors and Nan
ticokes." 1t is the result of the au-
thor's three year study among
these unusual people and delving
into their background in the early
documents.
Mr.. Weslager proves by citing
provincial records and comparing
them with traditions held among
the people themselves. that both
the Moors and Nanticokes sprang
from an Indian nucleus. The Nam
as their name implies, are
the descendants of Nanticoke and
Indians who once Oc-
cupied southern Delaware, while
the Moors originated with Della
ware Indian stock who lived along
the shores of Delaware Bay.
(Turn to Page Pleased
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12
November Is Xmas
Mailing Month
Delivery Impossible Unless Earlier
Mailing Time Is Adhered To

Delivery of the annual food of
Christmas gifts and cards on time,
always a serious problem, will be
more than a problem this year-it
will be an impossibility-unless
Christmas mailings are made
largely in November" Postmaster
General Frank C. Walker warned
today
Transportation facilities are
burdened to the limit with war ma
terials and personnel. and the Pos
tai Service has sent more than
thirty-one thousand experienced
employees into the Army and
Navy" Mr.. Walker said. THE only
solution to the Christmas problem
is: MAIL IN NOVEMBER. Mark
your parcels, DO NOT OPEN UN-
TIL CHRISTMAS That is the only
way to avoid disappointment on
Christmas Day not only for many
civilians but also for millions of
members of the armed forces who
are still in this country.
CTum 10 Page Q. +'leasel
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12
Turkey Ceilings Raised To assure
Fair Profits For Delware Producers

The Office of Price Administra-
ton has just increased the ceiling
prices on turkeys in order to as
sure producers a fair profit. Here
are the prices which Delaware
growers may charge, according to
Garry A. Miles, extension poultry
man for the Delaware Agricultural
Extension Service:
Wholesale prices on young live
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12

turkeys are SO cents under IS
pounds; S4Lz cents at Is to %
pounds; and 331k cents at %
pounds and over. Wholesale prices
for young turkeys dressed are IA
cents under 16 pounds AZ cents at
16 to 20 pounds; and 401k cents at
20 pounds and over. And for young
turkeys drawn, the wholesale cell
Irun to Page z. Pleased
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12
Pulp Wood Is Vitally Needed
In The Nations War Effort

This community has a great
opportunity to show our boys In
the armed forces that we're be-
hind them 100 per cent and that
while they are fighting at the
front, we are working at home to
keep pace with our production OF
war materials" Thomas d. Har-
den. of L. A. Clarke and Son. Inc,
ia Woodward Building, Washing
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12

ton, ID. c.. said today.
I'VE may not have the huge war
plants that you find in large man
ufacturing Cities" he continued,
but We do have an essential war
industry that is just as important
to the war effort as the produc-
ton of planes. tanks and guns.
It's the cutting of PULPWo0D."
Turn to Page z, Pleasel
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12
Governor May Present
Bars To OCD Here
Members Having 800 HOnrs OF
Duty Are Eligible For Honor

Plans are being made to have
Governor Walter w. Bacon pre-
sent the service bars to the mem
bers of the Milford Civilian De-
fense Organization who have given
500 or more hours of actu9l sersice
to this work.
Elaborate plans are being formu-
lated for this function which is
scheduled for the last of the month,
and which will be held in the Mil
ford Community Building. The
Harbor Defense Band of Fort Miles
will furnish music.
Members who have served 500
hours in actual work may make
for bars through their
chief wardens. Applications have
to be certified by the local council.
and approved by the state council.
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12
Weekly Weather
Report For Milford
From Wednesday, November 3, To
Tuesday, November ., inclusive

Charles J. HolzmueIler, weather
recorder for Milford. reports the
following thermometer readings for
Milford, from Wednesday, Novem-
Der 8. to Tuesday, November 9,
inclusive:
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12
Geo. Vinyard Mgr.
At Goodyear Store
Former Soldier Succeeds Milton
Dill; Mrs. Wright Asst. Manager

The Goodyear Easy Pay Tire
Store, this city, is now being man
aged by George p. Vinyard. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Vinyard. of
Milford. Mr.. Vinyard succeeds Mil
ton Dill.
The change in management was
announced this week by CHUCK"
Wright. the original manager OF the
store, who is now serving in Uncle
Sans Navy, and who is home on
furlough.
George, a graduate of the local
high school and an all-around ath-
lete, served in the U. s. Army until
a short time ago, when he was Civ
en- an honorable discharge, because
of physical condition.
Mrs. Wright will remain as as
sistant manager for the duration.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Krupa's Lawyer Hint,
Al Dismissal Plea
Points Out Client Now
Is Serving Jail Sentence
BY the Associated Press.

| BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 80
Gene Krupa, dance band leader
hopes to win dismissal OF charges
against him involving the trans
portation of narcotics.
Krupa's attorney, J. w. Ehrlich
indicated strongly that he will ask
the dismissal on grounds that the
drummer already has been in
jeopardy and is even now serving a
Jail sentence because of facts al
legged in the narcotic violation
charge on which he Is being tried
in State Juvenile Court.
The jury of nine men and three
women yesterday heard that Krupa S
20-year-old valet, John Pateakos,
went to Krupa's hotel room for
some marijuana cigarettes. The
prosecution introduced the youth S
admission of this act through a
transcript Of testimony given by the
valet at a preliminary hearing in
January.
Krupa subsequently pleaded guilt
ty to misdemeanor charge of pos
session of narcotics and has been
serving 90-day Jail sentence. His
valet since has disappeared and
FBI agents have not been able to
locate him.
The specific charge against Krupa
is contributing to the delinquency
of a minor, through the transport
tation of narcotics. Conviction car
ries a maximum prison sentence Of
six wears
Evening star., 1943-06-30
State Troops to Stoy
In Detroit During July
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LANSING, Mich, June 30.--The
State Administrative Board yester-
day made available $4OO 900 to cover
the cost of sending the Michigan
State Troops into active duty to
help maintain law and order in De-
troit following last weeks race riots.
In recommending the emergency
funds, the Defense Finance Com
mittee OF the board announced a
unanimous opinion that it would
not be wise to withdraw State troops
during the entire month of July"
Evening star., 1943-06-30

that schools could not do their part
in winning the war If teachers were
forced to 60 into other jobs to earn
living.
THE cause of better salaries for
teachers" he said, "is just enough in
itself. But the fight is not merely
for teachers. 1t is for education OF
the Nations children Teachers can
get better-paid jobs. Thousands OF
them are doing so. q" :"
DR.. Studebaker denied charges he
asserted had been made that dis
tressing number" OF youths have
gone or are preparing to enter the
service without being quite sure of
what they are fighting for-or just
how much it is worth fighting for
He added. mo generation of
American fighting men has had a
clearer notion Of the goals for which
we are fighting >"
The department Of classroom
teachers elected as president, Miss
Mabel Studebaker of Erie. Pa. Other
officers elected were: Phares E.
Reeder, Dunbar, w. Va, vice preSi-
dent; Miss Ona c. Raines, Tulsa,
Okla, secretary; Miss Regina E.
Smith, Providence. r. l., Northeast
ern regional director, and DR.. Rob-
ert j. Hannelly, Phoenix. Ariz,
Southwestern regional director.
The NEA itself reelected two
members of the Executive Commit
tee. They we're Emily Tarbell, Syra-
cuse. N. Y, and Leonard L. Bowman,
Santa Barbara. Calf
Among the State NEA directors
elected were:
DelaWare-H. V. Holloway, Will
mington. Observation-Disclosures w.
Pruit, Frederick New Jersey-Lelia
o. Brown, Newark North Carolina
Ethel Perkins. Lexington. Virginia
Mrs. Eleanor P Rowlett.
Only one-third of the States elect
directors each wear
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Norfolk Grade Teacher
Elected President as
NEA Session Closes
Mrs. Edith B. Joynes
Is Named; Studebaker
Asks More Funds
Ey the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 3O.-Mrs
Filth B. JoyneS, an elementary
school teacher, of Norfolk, Va, was
e-ccted president of the National
Educa ton Association at last night S
closing session of its 23d meeting.
Harold w. Smith of Glendale
Ariz.. was elected first vice president,
and B. F. Stanton of Alliance, Ohio,
was reelected treasurer.
Eleven vice presidents elected
were
George A. Bowman, youngstown,
Ohio; Harry Vessels, New Britain,
Conn; E. r. Moulton, Lindale, Ga.
re-electedD; Richard B. Kennan,
Augusta. Me; Grover M. Stout, De-
troit; Martin P. Moe, Helena, Mont;
Frank E. Weyer. Hastings, Nebr.;
Elmer H. Garinger, Charlotte. N.
c., Kate Frank, MuSkogee, Okla
reelected; Thomas C. Prince,
Knoxville, Tenn. Cre-elected), and
r. Minnie Garff, Salt Lake City (re-
elected.
DR.. John w. Studebaker, United
States commissioner of education.
speaking at the session, appealed
for financial assistance to permit
continued operation Of the countrys
educational institutions, asserting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Double The Woshduy Life or Clothes.
Yes, double! Because OXYDOL's rich
sudsing gets so much dirt you just don't
need hard rubbing -. long washer runs 81.
or harsh bleaching. Think how much
wear and tear that saves. Clothes can last
to times longer from that standpoint!
New Hustle Bubble" SUds LIZ Din Out.
These lively, active OxydoI sudS lift dirt out
for you. Try it and see You'll find Oxydol
is much richer in washing power than be-
fore. You'll get more Suds-and much
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

longer-lasting suds. You'll find these suds
wash SO clean your white things come white
without bleaching. Yes, except for unusual
stains, of course, SO sparkling white you II
hardly believe you haven't used bleach.
Soto For Colors! Grand For RoYons! This
rich sudsing brings out the bright beauty
of colored washables. It's SO safe you'll
use Oxydol for all your washable rayonS.
Goes Much Forther. A box of .OXYDOL
washes much more clothes or dishes thar
before. That's important these days, too.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
9amemarf, OaS 0anO
Der Bauer nnO Tii3er

01nemnrf melhes iebt temporGr
non Southland beieet lit, breitet ii6
auf sic Salbiniel SiitIanO aus. Die
ctne NuS0ebmng 0on $4,000 Qua
Sratfilomeiern beiibt, wo5u nod oas
0dniI1e SnieIrei6 nit 1340O AiiaO-
rn.filometcrn fommt. SSlanO 1T
nit Gdncmorf Olrh cine 8erionol-
union pereint. Sum odnil6en &ei-
he ae6oren nod sic Snieln 6oroer
IN n6rSl;dct 9ltlantiiden S5eol
nit 400 GuaOrotfilometern Sber'
fldde, feruer aud 8ronlanO nit
elmer Nus0ebnung BON 2,1S2,OOO
Quooratfilometerit mooon aber nur
$4,000 2uaOratfilometer betpobnt
unO ser Hcit nit Sis beOeft lit. 9d-
leniarf lit cine fonititutioneue uno
rblihe Monortie. Ser g%egentp1r-
iqe Serrider lit &6nig Gbriitian X.
Die midtiaIten StGOte un0 Sdfen
iin0 aopenbagen nit $4,000 Gin-
pobnern, garbus nit $4,000, Ooen-
ZEE nit $1,000, Mal6org nit $4,000,
5orIens un0 &anOers nit ie $4,000,
Gsbieorf nit $1,000 un0 Sbarsba-
rem uuf Sen Snieln 6aroer nit 5000
@~inipobnpEn. 9dnemarf nies i'm
Sohre 1880 3,542,2t0 G%inpobner
ouf, tuo5ll nod $4,000 g%inpobner
ouf Sen 5ar0erinieln unO $4,000
giltmobner an Ser &iiite @ronlanOs
fommen. Ser Seeperfebr ipielt cine
Interchangeable &ole in Ser oanii6en
@irtIdaft, Ser cine itarfe San0els-
flotte 3ur @erfiigung itebt. 0ie Oa-
nii6en S1fen liegen nit ben inter-
nationoIen Seelinien u%erbunOen. Ser
Sr~anIitbanoel 9Gnemarfs lit iiber-
aus itarf unO tr6gt gum Hei6tum
seq 2anoes BEL. Die midtigiten
9roouftions5peige Der bGniiden
@irti6aft lin0 Oie 2anomirtl6aft, Die
Iononirtidoftli6en @enoiieni9aften,
oie Observation-Disclosures unO per-
i6ieoene onoere Snouitrien. Dane
mart Derfiigt iiber 100000 5ar.
men, iiber 1872, 900 MiIdpirti6uf.
ten utt0 iiber mebr ais 100 S9laht-
bGuIer. @s mer0en i16rli6 i'm
9urdI6nitte 100 Miaionen &iIo-
eranlm Butter er5euet, tDobon ITO
Miaionen &ilogramm na6 GnglanO
un0 9eutI1lano erportiert puroen.
Ser Export bon 6iihen, geiol8enem
un0 fo~rierbiertem 6leiid Itelt einen
aa0eren Sell Ser Odnilden 8irtihaft
car. su9 bic 6ii6erei lit cine Der
midJtieiten 8eihdftigungen Ser oani.
lten 8epolferung. Die SslanOfi-
iber genieBen @eltruf 10000 Sid
Sampfer nit $4,000 Wonn 8eat-
sung fteben Dem Siidfange sur Ser
fiigung. SdlieBliA iinO nod Oie
MetnuinOuitrie, 0ie S. @.=Sabrifen
fir Maidinen unO eleftriide Appa-
rate, Die Sdiffsperften gu erWdb-
men. IS iin0 audi 3ement-, 8or5el-
Lam, @los- unO Seifenfnbrifen Oor-
banoen, meIde $4,000 arbeiter
bei9aftigen.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
@er5eiben!

@euig un6 oerfniridt ftebt Der
tleine Climber Dor mir. gr bat cine
Geniteri9eibe eingeidlogen. 9as lit
i6on Bic 5peite in gang fur5er
Belt. SEEING lift milo un6 ungebar-
Dig, Elm edter Sunge. A6er oas
fam bod nidt 10 meitergebenl Sd
reoe linn ernIt ins @eipifien, er iiebt
aIes elm uno Deripri6t, in 3ufunft
better auf5upaiien. Ser 6aa lit er.
ieoigt, abgetan. @inige Gage bar
auf I6Bt SEEING aus llna9tiamfeit
cine Sniie falen IN tauleno
Stiidel Sn meinem eriten Corn rufe
i9: oMber SEEING, oas gebt bod
ni9t 10 meiterl SeBt balt ou in
gang furoer 3eit 5wei Seniteridei-
ben 5erbroden, nun pieoer Die Saiie,
morgen pabrideinlid mas anoeres
uip. 9as lit bod u~nerbort!" Stia-
i9peigeno i9leidt er binaus.
Mben6s itebe id BEL ieinem Bett.
SEA, SEEING, ermunterte id ibn,
DtD1r1t on IN Sutrnft m1rtl11 Deller
aufpaiien?"
8odig per8iebt er iein @elidt:
rM9", meirlt er oann, aou Der5eibit
ia bod nidts." Sd iebe i'm err
itaunt an. Grit ber8eibit bus einem
rno odnn pirfit bus mir Dor."
Sdmer gefrdnft orebt er iid our
@an0.
or batte redt. Sd babe unreat
g~ebanoeIt. SIT etpos Der6ieben,
oann bari unter feinen llmlt1noen
bic begangene Sat mieoer berporge-
5ogen uno benz &itioe oaraus elm
@ortpurf gema9t tperOen. @as ber-
oieben 1T, muB inter ieoer geoin.
auna audi berqelien iein.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
Sic @ObrenbanOi6nbe

Ser eroBe Sdauipieler 2uotpis
0ebrient belaB orei geeffen glei6en
Namens &arI Sen @eniaIen,
emil BEN Soealen 1ino GouarO ben
@elebrtenL Sen 8erfailer Der r9elt.
iden S9ouipielfunit".
@inmal Ipielte &arl ser @eniale,
Der an beftiger 3erftreutbeit lit,
in Sannoper Sen Stbe4o. 9a er in
oieier Stole i'm lebten Sell oes Ell.
iten @ftes uno i'm eriten Sell BEG
8ipeiten Mftes auf Ser ~8iibne nidt
beid6ftigt lit, batte er li1 in feline
@arOerobe begeben uno es ii9 BORT
bequem gemadt, oas 8arett a6geiebt
uno Dor aaem oie idpar5-braunetl
Observation-Disclosures ausge5ogen.
Da fab er nun gemd6lid in
einem Seiiel unO Onhte an ales an.
oere, nir ni6t an feline &oIe.
9l0bli6 itiir8t Der Snipi5ient in
Die @aroerobe:
uSerr Debrient, ihnea! gs lit
3eit 5u Sbrem Iuftrittl"
n&omme i6onl @eben sic - ih
folgel"
Gaon fGat oas Stidwort auf ser
8iibne - 9ebrient tritt auf uno be.
griiBt 9es0emona:
30, meme boloe &riegerin
6immeI0pnnertpetter - err hat
Die Mobrenbanoidube in Ser @aroe.
robe gelaiien. 9ie Mitipieler itoBen
fid bergniigt an, un6 oas publifum
lddelt iiber Sen Mobren NIT ben
meiBen SGnoen.
Ser Mft III 5u @noe. Give ben
8utanfan oes Gegiiieurs al bead-
ten, beri6minoet 9ebrient in feline
@aroerobe ulio gibt ieinem Sdnei-
Der einen eiligen @uftrag.
Ser brittle g[ft beginnt. Bal6 er.
ideint Otbello ipieoer olif ser Saene
- pieoer mil meiBen @1noenl
Sinter ben auliiien f1It ser Ge-
giIleur III Sbnmad)t uiio i'm 3u-
ihallerraun miro man iiber Sic
gergeBlidfeit, oie man ia geraoe8u
fir cine Nidlta6tuns balten muB,
aufeebradt. -.
9od ga - oa 8iebt St6euo in
aller @emiitsrube oie borbin bonn
Sdneioer beiorgten 5ipei Nummern
grOBeren fleiidfarbencn San0i1ube
aus, ni6 mas eriheint? Matiirlid
Die ihpor5en Observation-Disclosures.
Gin aufatmenocs nNbI" gcbt ourh
6as Iliblifum - &arl ser @eniale
errtet an ienem abelo raienoen
Neifaa.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
Ser %gielbeIdaftiste

MIs ser S6riftiteaer &arl @ulde
eben ieinen erlten &oman ber0ffent-
lidt bate, lernte er IN Ser 2iternri-
I1en @eieni9aft BON @eioelberg ben
ettpas 1lteren 0i6ter Nlfre0 Wom-
bert fennen, oeiien gliibenoe Stro-
pben in ienen Sabren Nufieben er-
regten. Mombert batte Die gigen-
i6aft, germ BON ii6 81 ipre6en, ober
er be0iente iid zines flagen0en 90
nes, I'M als beiheioen 81 gelten.
go er31blte Mombert iebr brett, 0aB
er Sffultiit lei uno feline gerie in
elmer gepiiien ger5iidung idreibe.
SD m0bte 10 germ Sibet, oas 2an0
Ser groBen @ebeimniiie, ieben",
i9IoB er ieinen @ortrag, .aber eS
balten mid tauieno 9inge in Set
oelberg feit, uno ih fuer0e in 0ieiem
2eben ni6t bobin fommen." -
vgfun", berIu6te &arl 8ulde gu tro.
item, vals Sffultiif miro sic oas
nift anfedten, sic meroen Damn in
elmer ip6teren griiten5 oa3u 3eit
.finoen." 9(ber Mombert bntte iei-
men ineladoliiden Gag. gr i6iittelte
MIR ben &opf unb iogte traurig:
sd fiirdte nlr, oaB id audi i'm
n6fIten 0eben pieoer 5itbiel gu fun
baben peroe, INN nad Eibet geben gu
fonnen."
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12

Sn Dem 0iterrei9iiden grbfolse.
frieg berlor &aiier &arl Ser Siebte
anf6ngIid Idnlt[i9e Sdladten ourd
oie llntiiatiefeit ieines @eneralfelo.
moridnIs, oes @rafen Soief S0r.
ing-Settenbaf, ser audi ip1ter Die
Npmpbenbureer 8ertrdge nit Granf-
reid gegen Ociterreid q741) ab.
IdloB. - @raf Sedenoorf modte
Sen &aiier aui sic itrategii6em 5eb-
ler beg @eneralfelOmari9aus auf-
merriam, auein. Rarl Der Siebte
entgegnete in merfwiiroiger Ser
~blenoung: nSettenbad 1T immerbin
elm Monn, Ser Sie Rriegstrommel
aa riibren eeipobnt it'll" - y@an5
redt," fagte @raf Sedenoorf, ser
bat Iogar sic sr0Bte @ebnlidfeit NIT
elmer TrommeI; man bort bon ibm
,ll.r oour, tpenrl er seidlagen rpiroI"
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
Cine @ieiempraris

@ie ihmer uno oufopferno 6ie
6r5tli6e Edtigteit auf 0eu- Guinea
lit, gebt ans einem 8eri6t iiber
Die Hrnris Or. Mortba Sellers
berbor, Die fe gu 9eginn oieies
Sabres in 5inidbafen aufgenommen
bat. Sic arbeitet i'm Muftrag oes
@ereins fir aratlide Miiiion u. bat
100000 Meniden ai betrenen anf
einem @ebiet bon ettpa Der @roBe
@aperns. Man oenfe iid bergleids.
weiie, uelhe Mufgabe Elm Mr3t at
betp6ltigen bate, Ser ALIEN in elmer
europdiiden @roBitaot bon gleiher
8ebolferungs5abl pirfen miiBte, mo-.
bei nod einmal nidt 0ie ungleid
ihiDieriseren rGitmlihen gerbdlt-
niiie beriifii@tigt finb.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
Weretms,& alenOer

GpncDrO GImb. Prdiioent:
Carl Stober; @efret6r. Srau y.
Ghlohter, 1868 Conn. 9Ibe.. q. @.
9"eriommlung ie6en oritten WtItttuO@
i'm Wonat.
@rOIpeet Sill TriebbOf. @raiiOent:
Treo @ogeliang; Setretnr: 8. ..
@imtIer; Shasmeiiter: Sauserlce -.
Gtlls. Neri. am 2. Somstag I'M
Meonat i'm Grieobofsgebauoe.
0eatI@e Treimaarer 2pge
IN Mrmini,ls, ytr. 20, T.N.A.wt.
4" Gefret1r: Sreot. Bertrnm,
1341 Gbepbero Str, q. 6. Ser
iomn1Iung am /. 9ienstag i'm Wto-
not i'm Neuen Maionic Sempel, 18te
uno s StraBe, q. @.
Mrminius @erguigunss @erein.
0r6iioent: &onrao Whiaer; Setre'
tar: Ebeooor &era, 5905 Stebte
StraBe, 81. SO. 8~eriammlnng am
/. Gonnaben0 /. oct. i'm &auie eItses
WiteIieoes.
.9eutider Sbeater alub". @rG.
fioeut, @uitnD Seller. @eriamHllung
ieoen pierten Ntittwo@ I'M Wtonaf.
Greater Beneficial Union,
0iitritt gsr. 40. @rdiiOent, Wai@el
Woiuer; GetretGr, Gbriitian aroner'
hitfer t1O4 Bonibont Ctr, SilDer
Spring, M6. @eri. am 4. Wfittmo&
m Nfonnt.
Greater Beneficial Union,
Niftrift gr. 100. Hr6iioent: Sobn
@re0Iein; Gefret6r: Gbriltian @briit
1922 ssiinfte StraBe, %. Us. Nerl.
om 4ten Dienstag /. Mt. i'm Soiiie
Rr. 1920 3 StroBe, W. g.
4riOm 9amenperein. @rdiiOentin,
sErou q. @utnan; Gefretdrin, 5rau
II. @oBmann, 1904 Morningiioe
9ribe, 81. SO. 8eri. am 2. WitttDo9
i'm Monat, nndmittags 1 ubr.
Mmppert Seim Transn 3ilfsbsr.
Gin. Nr1fi6entin, Grau @obette
arumfe; SefretGrin, Grou Mabel
Diet. 1~eriammIung am 2. 0iens'
tao i'm Monnt, 2 llbr nodmitto0A
I'm &eirne.
9eutIdjes @aiienbaus. Yrdii0ent:
ssre6 Gfneioer; Gefretdr: @m. 9.
Miner, 5425 Nebrasfa Ipeniie,
Nor0uelt. 9erfmmlung am 5tpei'
ten Gonntag i'm Monat I'M @niien-
bois.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
&Snisin 8iftOria unb Die
sSranenbemegnma

9ie R0nigin 8ictoria BON eng
LAMB ftano Der moOernen Grauen.
bepegung ourdjaus nidt ipmpatbii@
gegeniiber uno belt Bis in ibre IeB-
fen Gage an oemielben Stanopuntt
felt, ben iie Bel ibrer 8erbeiratung
init benz 9rin5en gilbert gum @ls.
5rrd bradte. als iie namlid Der
@rabiidof BON Canterbury fragte, oh
iie es bor5iebe, Dab oas 8ort nge-
borden" aus ser Srauun9sformel
fortgeloiien meroe, erfldrte iie be-
jtimmten Zones:
.gsein; id wiinihe als 6rar uno
nidt ais a0nigin gebeiratet al tuer.
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