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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-23
Onions and Orchids

Francis GuStafSOn seems to
have taken first place in the poll
of popular gossip this week, &C
cording to all signs. A few are
included below:
What is this we hear! Francis
G. says he was talking to Phyllis
G. about church but we don't
think that was his topic, do
you?"
UNSIGNED----
1T seems that Bonnie Bell and
F. Gustafson have joined the
cradle snatchers union. We're re-
ferring to last Friday night and
Frasier and Lois Vickers."
UNSIGNED BUT SUSPICIOUS
Not only does Gus" like Pyhl-
lis c., but he also takes out LOIS
Vickers as a "sideline" editors
note---maybe it was a head
llne!) Congrats, GuS"!H
A JEALOUS READER
The seniors are noted for their
Christmas spirit. An out burst of
that spirit follows:
My Christmas List:
l. 5 pair nylon hose.
2. so gallons gasoline.
8. 100tb sack sugar.
4. l carton chewing gum.
S. 4 $50 by 16' rubber tires.
6. l portable typewriter.
7. l diploma in May.
"A SENIOR
Bette Rhinehart also hit the
jackpot this week. She seems to
have a string of sailors, civilians.
and Hardin high sophmores.
Bette was last Seenwith that
current man about town, Junior
Johnson. Maybe "P" street
should be changed to Hollywood
and Vine"
What is going to help Rhine
hart decide on Grow, Custer,
Sarpy, or Farragut?"
What is this about lipstick on
'Mickie's collar?" editors note:
McCune seems to have turned
ROMEO on U.S."
RumorS are bad things, but
here's one that is not TOGO bad,
1T is rumored that Pauline
Davis wants a tent for Christ
mas so that she can pitch it on
hammers front yard-UghM!'
BRUNETTE JUNIOR
An open let~ter--------
Say Davis, nothing like keep
ing the morale of the service
men high, but why not give
them another try at someone
else?"
Jeep D. is on the rebound
again. I'm referring to Hysham
and Marilyn Bair and Friday
night.
1T seems that Bert Nelson's
motto is: IF at first you do not
succeed, try, try, try again.
Here's luck Nelson!--but I'm not
saying what kind"
Audrey Nelson's theme song is,
I'm Saving Myself for Bill" and
she roeS mean ScaIly.
1t Is known that Harriet Scally
wants--and needs--a gun (man
thrown in with it, is o. K.) to
keep the Evolves Away. Atten-
ton boys.
Joe E. Brown has nothing on
Pauline Davis and Harriet Scally.
Junior Ulrich was seen parked
with Lois Vickers.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-12-23
VICTORY ON THE
FARM FRONT

Continued from page g.
egg and poultry production has
Deen worked out Dy the VIA t..
make for more efficient use O.
feed and at the same time NEE,
1914 goals tor egg and poultry
production. Briefly the program.
calls for: /. immaculate cuI4lng o.
10 per cent OF laying flotkS; Z.
a ID per cent reduction IN brolle.
output; and 4. a 4 per cent re
ductlOn in farm-raiSed chickens.
Such a program, 1t is estimated,
would supply not less than 5 bill
lion dozen eggs or 1926 eggs pc.
civilian co lSumer annually, plus
war requirements. Tentative
1914 goal for chicken meat is
3 billion, 800 million pounds,
which will make supplies nearly
the same as l943 and will not
affect materially the overall
quantity of chicken meat avail
able to consumers.
Performance Testing of Beef
Cattle" is the title of a new
bulletin published by the Mon
tana Agricultural Experiment
station and available through
county extension agents or by
writing direct to the experiment
station here.
In this publication are given
the results of experiments con-
Quoted comparatively by the
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Pin League Flag Goes
To Graphic Art Press
Finishes Two Games Ahead
Of J. 8 D., 1912 Champs

Graphic Art Press, despite a 2-1
loss on the final night at King Pin,
won the Graphic Arts League flag
by a two-game margin over Judd &
Detweiler, defending champion.
Jack Gooding of the runnerup
bagged top average honors with a
ia mark while Bill Beatty, ar>cher
J. & D. roller, boasts the season
high set of Alb and Bill woodward
high game of 172 Johnson of E. A.
Merkle, Inc, led with Sc strikes
and Gooding was the best spare
maker with 213.
McDonald's 13O and 367 were de-
Gliding factors as the Baardses swept
the Finches in the st. Martins Club
League at King Pin. The Shipkoskis
dropped three games to the Tastets
despite Ed McCotters top single of
1874.
AbScher Construction won the In
ternational Mixed League cham
pionship at GreenWay on total pins
over Eve Rude Beauty Salon. In a
special league tournament Phredice
Holifleld led the feminine partici-
pants with 1863 and Earl Roberts
topped the men with 408. Each
collected s18.
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Rice to Head Sparkling Array
Seeking Penn Relay Loure|s
Armed Forces Aces, College, School Stors
In Meet This Week; C. u to Compete

| posed him when he set his new world
| indoor record of 851 in Cleveland
last March.
Other Stars in Meet.
Rice will not be the only star in
the carnival. Bob Ufer, Michigan S
great middle distance runner; Pvt.
Barney EWell of Camp Lee, Tom
Todd, Virginia's stellar hurdler; Pvt.
Frank Dixon of Camp Lee, New York
US great miller and successor of
Leslie MacMitchell; Richard Norcom
of New Hampshire, James Delaney
of Notre Dame, Fred Wilt, former
Indiana runner, now in the MidShip-
man School in New York; Dallas
Dupre, NCAA broad jump champion
from Ohio State, and many others
are among the entrants either on re-
lay teams or in special events.
Only two champions will defend
the laurels they won last year, Nor
com. in the pole vault, and EWell, in
the broad jump.
Three of the outstanding events
are the 1OO-yard dash, the 120-yard
llu1 QlCo anu IIlC SOilCS1oIC 6@A1AA1S
run on Friday afternoon. Among
the sprinters are EWell. Harvey Kel-
sey, Princeton: Charles Shaw, Cor
nell; Edward ConWell, New York
University; Pvt. Walter Galliford,
United States Marines; Leonard AL
kon, Michigan; Eulace Peacock,
Manhattan Coast Guard, and James
Petit, Navy.
Crack Field in Hurdles.
In the hurdles are: Harrison Dill
lard of Baldwin Wallace, James
Byerly, Michigan; T. Lennon, Tufts;
Tom Todd and Baylor Capers, Vir-
ginia; Robert Geist, Ohio State;
Robert Vaughan, Pennsylvania, and
Corpl John Saunders, Camp Lee.
Masten of Colgate, Don Burnham,
Dartmouth; Ollie Hunter, National
AAU cross-country champion; Fred
Wilt and Richard Phillips of Tufts
are among the favorites in the 2-mile
run on Friday. Rice will not run in
this race.
Evening star., 1943-04-20
OUTDOORS
With BILL ACKERMAN.

Old Dominion trout fishermen le-
gally may follow their favorite
pastime today on hundreds of we'll
stocked streams in most every sec
ton of the State, providing they
have the gasoline necessary to
travel.
St. Marys River, the experiment
tai trout stream in the Big Levels
Wildlife Management Area, part
of the George Washington Ma
tional Forest, again will be open.
1t is one of the top Virginia streams
and has been stocked for many years
with marked fish of real size.
Stream improvement has been fore
most in mind, and, therefore. spe-
cial regulations govern the fishing.
The open season (and that in
cludes Spy Rum is from today
until June 80 at sundoWn. State or
county licenses and a national for
est stamp are required, with creel
limits of 10 and size limits of 6
inches on brookies and 7 inches on
rainbows. Bait fishing is permit
ted. Smokers must halt to smoke
anywhere in the area.
st. Marys is in the southeast cor
ner of Augusta County. Forest
stamps may be purchased there
through the supervisors Office at
Harrisonburg or from any county
clerk
Supervisor NJ C. Howard says
there is 1000 miles of well-stocked
trouting water open in the George
Washington National Forest.
Too few fresh-water fishermen
realize that it is impossible for
State agencies to raise and stock
fish in numbers large enough to
permit every person buying a Ii
cense to take even the creel limit.
1t is for that reason that the fu-
ture of trouting lies in controlled
areas. George Washington now has
within its confines approximately
100000 acres. When it is COM
pleted there probably will be
twice that area. Through it and
/ other forests in almost every State
in the Union lie our only chance of
trout fishing in another decade or
two
Evening star., 1943-04-20
By the Associated Press.

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim
ng; 4year-olds and upward; l mile and
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Special Dispatch to The Star.


PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-Greg
ory Rice, Americas greatest dis
tance runner, servicemen from va
rious camps and bases and many of
from the East, midwest and South
will converge on Franklin Field
next Friday and Saturday for the
49th renewal of the annual Uni
versity of Pennsylvania Relay Car
nival
Despite war and its attendant
dislocation of normal schedules,
this years track and field eXtrav-
aganza promises to be one of the
best in the long history of the re-
lays. More than $500 athletes from
well over 400 colleges and schools
and service organizations are listed
to compete in the 68-event pro-
gram, which is just six less than
last years record total.
A United Nations half-mile relay
race in which naval units repre-
Senting the United States, Great
Britain and France will compete will
be held Saturday.
Service teams from the Midship-
man School, New York; Fort Mon
mouth, Naval Training School,
Hampton, Va; Manhattan Coast
Guard, Camp Lee and Navy Pre-
Flight, Troy. N. Y, will compete in
mile relay race.
c. L. Is Sending Team.
Teams from Michigan, Ohio State
and Indiana will represent the
Western Conference Notre Dame,
Virginia, Army, Navy, Columbia
Cornell, New York University, Syra-
CuSe, Princeton. Fordham, New York
University, Manhattan, Villanova,
Temple, Catholic u, Baldwin Wal
lace, Pennsylvania and a host of
other colleges and high schools will
participate in the "a events on Fri
day and the "A on Saturday.
The meet will start at 3:15 on
Friday afternoon in keeping with
the Good Friday observance pro-
gram and will conclude at 6:35 when
the sprint medley relay will be run.
On Saturday events will get under
way at 10 O'Clock with the final race
scheduled for $50.
Rice, who holds most United States
distance records, will run in 2-mile
special race on Saturday against
Glenn Masten Of Colgate and Dave
Williams Of Georgetown. who op-
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Braw|er Cox 10 Test Skill
Of Krauser on UIine Mat

Scientific rassling against the
rough and tumble style is the menu
for tonight's grapple show at Uline
Arena with Max Krauser matching
his strength and skill against Joe
Cox, brawler who twice has
trimmed George Koverly.
This will be ladies night at Uline.
Women, with or without escorts,
will be admitted at a reduced rate
The semif1nal sends little Able
Coleman against the ill-tempered
Michele Leone. Two supporting en-
gagements, first of which starts at
$50, have Ed White against Milo
Steinborn and Jim Austeri against
John SWenski.
Evening star., 1943-04-20
PimIico Rocino
PimIico Results
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, 1000: claiming;
maidens; .a. 2-year-olds; AZ furlongs;
Firs Flsels steky kpaReo Roberts 1910 dS sS 43S aaS
High North fWeilander) '' $50
=, AIse IS' ran@Bbeacon Ere, chssted, Our
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
81 Biis sIstsr !Seosos' ad u' $50 Sf'?nss sss sso
Wilton i' (Roberts, Robert ''o go
ass As hss 81 csHss. Miss ssfE Msh1 M1sk Ayb y
Mnds landsr Lady Doctor seavay and Nice
DAILY Double paid .eo)
,dsns TH1RD s1Goo; claiming;
S GOOD Ants 1t isteysnson1 as.lo iI.sS $50 $40.
Freq Tims Duteh q s.!Wseilander' $50
Also ranWcab Sir, Meadow Glover, Pow
oered MIX, Donavatra and Anizgoce
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 81 300; special
No EeGh vev TssenS Rd6ert; ayea19ld t1rons
Create knapp 1900
rsS55sn a.s sasf noss: sss D:y 4.s.5s. Msss
Facant and Bashful
Lyon and Martin entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81 1000; claiming:
4-year-olds and up: 8 furlongs.
Hard Telling tRoberts) $50 $40 2.7O
Most Alert (Keiper) 800 24O
Blensign (RemerscheD $50
Time, 1:1S.
Also ran-Nick. Helen Mowlee, Electric,
e His Sha dow. Light Tide, Wood Buck,
Savltar, Sea Pilot and d Tantrum.
Bond and Louchheim entry.
d J. Maddocks entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 800: claiming;
4-yearoldS and up; s furlongs.
Ask Aunt Ada (Renick $50 $50 2.7O
indian Gift tRemerscheid) 1880 $50
CarmuS tRobertS) $40
Time. 1:15i5.
Also ran-.Indian Sun, Lord Vatout, Yes
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
~, TAMPA. Fla.-Wilhe Pep, 1928.
Hartford, Conn, New York world
featherweight champion outpointed
Angel Aviles. 12S, Mexico City I0J
HOLYOKE, Mass-Tommy Jesslip,
139, Sprlngfield, Mass Knocked out
reIs fGaI1a9G fTIMnSF 143; AZ Baltimore attn a..
stantino. 129, and frankie Carlo.
122R; 1;;,, PehhiIladeiphia, drew I25.
-,, NEWARK, N. LARRY Lane, 1s9,
trenton; knocked out Nap Mitchell,
SO3 Philadelphia %; Pvt. Larry
Scalone, l75. Newark, outpointed Pvt.
Glib Jones. l13. Cincinnati 90.
NEW ORLEANS.-Louis (Kidj Cocoa.
l5.22, New York, and Charles Burley,
l5SE. Minneapolis drew 90.
OCEAN PARK, Calif--Jack Chase.
l4S, Los Angeles, scored a technical
Knockout over Leon Zurita, 1873, Los
Angeles 80.
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Baseball.

TODAY.
Baseball.
Philadelphia VS.. Washington,
opening game, Griffith Stadium,
800.
Wilson at Western (high school
serles), 3:45.
Central at Eastern, Coolidge at
Anacostia (high school series),
400.
Charlotte Hall at st. Albans,
$3.50.
Track.
Gallaudet, American u, Low
ola, BridgeWater and Catholic
u, at Catholic u, 800.
Wrestling.
Max Krauser VS.. Joe Cox, Uline
Arena, $3.50.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
washington at New York,
Catholic U. at Loyola, Balti-
more.
Bethesda-Chevy Chase at Lam
don, $50.
Tennis.
Tech VS.. Roosevelt at Rock
Creek, Coolidge VS.. Wilson at
Pierce Mill (high school series),
400.
Evening star., 1943-04-20
College Sports
By the ASsocia

ny t1Ie ASSUCIdLeu PTeSS.
Baseball.
Temple at GEORGETOWN. Cancelled
Fort Belvoir at Catholic u, postponed
Harvard, 4 Boston University. o
Boston College, ): Northwestern, 4.
Bates, 3: BoWdoin. f.
Oklahoma A. and M. IA; Oklahoma 2.
V. P. l. at North Carolina. Cancelled.
Lacrosse
Duke at Maryland, Cancelled.
Tennis
Duke at North Carolina, Cancelled.
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Bethesda, London Delay
Tilt Until Tomorrow

The baseball game scheduled to-
day between Bethesda-Chevy Chase
and Landon has been postponed
until tomorrow at Landon.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-03
Die &ahenfrage
in NOrOafrita
Senmrnbisnnsen iucsen MntiIemiten
in Mgcrien

(Melduns der Overseas News Asency")
Sn 9llgier lit sic critic Drummer
Der oGabiers antiruciites@ Clint.
raIiiitiide Sefte) eri6ienen. Sn oer-
iel6en braltOmarft elm Manifelto ge-
piiier DISQUALIFICATION Die &aiIen-
lebre als uGerneiner ser Snteaigen3,
Sotengraber Der Worol uno SpiBen.
leiIttng inteIettueler, miiieni6aft-
li6er uno politil6er 5GlIdung."
81 ben Wtitarbeitern 1no Scribe
rern Der 3eitidrift eeb0ren Der @r3-
bii6of BON Cunts, M%onIeioneur Be-
on, Der Wtoslemfiibrer S6eif Sa-
LOFT, Der fran5oiii1e &ommiiIor fir
Snformationen Senri 9ennet, ser
Staatsiefretdr uito friibere 0epu-
tierte Anore 8bilip, uno ser Solo
nialfommiliar &ene Yleoen. &noere
Terf0nli6feiten, pel6e oie 3eit-
I6rift unteritiiben, lino Der @ouoer-
neur oes 8idao, 2apie, Ser friibere
Director Oes uNtiilee De pSomme~
IN Paris, Sacques SouIteae, uno Die
Brofeiioren 9ienbenco, 9aaoni, 2af.
font uno Nlboulfer.
Die 3eiti9rift Itebt inter ser Sci.
tung bon Bernard 2ecade, Dem fritz
beren Brdiioenten Ser 2iga gegen
Haliismlls uno Antilemitismus in
Foris, Die Srtsgruppen in gan3
6rantrei6 unO @oroofrifa beiaB.
Als Secade nod a6i6l1tB Oes
oeutI6=fran5ofii6en 8affenItiaIton.
oes i'm Sum- 1910 in ser unbeieb-
ten 3one 5ranfrei1s in ser s3eit-
i6rift uMorionne" i6rie6, nuroe
uWfarianne@ iofort bon Ser 8id)n-
regieruttg perboten.
8Ortlant 6cs ManifeiUs
3as in nGobiers antirociItes"
oeroffe1tlidte Wanifeito entbdlt ben
folgenoen 8ortlaut: ssh 6ran8o-
len, Die ais iol9e oen GaIiismus
ablebnen, geeint obne unterlhieO
Der Serfunft, @eltani6auung ooer
Nellgloll, De10en inns an gltd1,
Mdnner nno 5rauen zines noblen
2anoes, oomit Die @elt BON elmer
tiefen 8ertuunoung gebeilt fperoe.
Sbr miiBt nit uns oas politii6e Dog
ma Der &aienlebre bertperfen, 0as
Der &eifn lit bon ltn0uloIamfeit, Sp-
rannet, Serbre6en uno 8errat.
gSaBt uns ale 9oftrinen per-
oatnnert, Die Serauffiibrung uno
gntfpidlrng elmer politii6en gn-
l6anitng ODER zines &egierungs-
lpitemS nit raiiii6en Senoen3en be-
giinitigen. 9ie Sdllo Ser &ni-
lenfanatifer lit obne @ren3en. sic
beginner init oen Suoen uno enoen
nit Der gerfolgung zines ieoen
&at6olifen, BroteItanten ODER 900
9arnmeoaners, Der cine oufre9te
Seele, elm reines Ser5 uno einen
unabbangigen @eiit beiist."
Washington Journal., 1943-12-03
10 9iplOmatengeban0e
III 8erlin bei6dOigt
TremSe &ptidafter un6 8eian6te
6nDpn betrOffen

Muf @runo oerti6er <noflnf-
MeIoungen un6 ben Mnfiinoigungen
Der intereiIierten &egierungen err
gab iid, oaB BEL Ben 2uftongriffen
Ser 8ortDo6e ol1f Berlin 5ebn Bot
i6afts- l1no @eianotidaftsgebdaoe
p6aig 5eritort ober ihper beI6aoigt
moroen iino. gieie Sduier liegen
qroBtenteils 5pii1en Dem Centrum
uno benz @eiten ser Staot. IS
banoelt iib nm:
1. 9ie 8otidaft Ser 8ereinigten
Staaten, 8enoleritraBe 80.
2. Die britiihe 8oti1aft, 8il-
belmitraBe 20.
8. 9ie argentiniide gotf6aft,
@roBaomiral Brin5 Seinri9=St raBe
"a.
4. 0ie @eianotidaft bon @ire,
9rafeitraBe 3.
S. Gie finniide @eianOtidaft,
aIienitraBe 1.
6. Ole fran8Oiiide 8otidaft, ga
riier 8lab 5.
Z. 9ie portugieiiide @eIanot-
ihaft SaoenberitraBe z.
s. 9ie i6tpeoiide @eianotidaft.
EtergartenitraBe SO.
8. 9ie S6tpeioer @eianoti1aft,
Shirt 8ismarditraBe 4.
10. gie tiirfiide 8otidaft, Sier-
gartenitraBe 10.
Ser 9ariier Senoer bebmptete
ferner, oaB aud 0as gerliner Bot
Idoftsgebduoe oes Seiligen Stubs
&aufltraBe 81, lei ben fiir3li9er
Mngriffen 5eritort fpuroe, ober let
tens oes @atifans lit cine iolht
Mitteilnng bisber niat erfolgt.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-03
&uRen i%berquerten
bic Sercfima
Grinncrnngcn an @apOleOns OOrtisC
NieOerlase

&uiiii6e StreitfrGfte baben an
beioen ltfern Ser 8ereiina in 8eiB-
RUTLAND cine 11eue Musbudtltng IN
sic oelti9en 2inien %gebGnmert unO
Die lebte natiirli9e Gerteioigungs-
linie Ser 9elttl1en Dor Der alien
polnii1en @ren8e 0aOurd flanfiert,
nGbrenO tie in einem anoeren Mb-
I6nitt ser brooeltoen 100=Nteilen-
6ront in 8eiBrliBlano in gerfol-
glng Ser BON @omeI 3uriidmei6en-
Ben 0erti9en neln Meilen peiter
porriidten.
9ie neite MuSblt6tltng an Der Be
relilla tpitroe apii1en &alinfotDidi
lino 3blobin erfdmpft, mo oie &ui-
len sic 8abn obgei6nitten unO ge-
gen 8obruiSf peiter borgeorungen
paren. Sic flanfieren iest Die oeut-
i1e 2inie S~riba=Wogilem, Delde
Minsf oedt.
Die meiBruiiii6e glrmee &ofoi-
iopsfps errei6te Die 8ereiina 0nr6i
einen 8orltoB bonn @eltufer Oes
9niepr gegen Norooften.
9ie Mosfaupr Sol0oten5eitung
,Hoter Stern" erfl1rt, 0ie 9ertt-
IGen bielten nod in itarf berIdon5=
ten Steuungen entlang Ser gereiina
meiter i'm Noromeiten aus nnO lei-
item bartnGdigen @i0eritano.
Sin seididtlider StrOm
9ie lleberquerung Ser 8ereiina
bringt oen biltorii1en &iif5ug Napo-
Icons in @rinnerrng. 9ieler &f
fono Dor genau 13f Sabren itatt,
cine geb0rige Strede meiter noro-
lih Der iebigen llebergangsiteae.
9ie 6%ran5oien iammelfen fib nod
ibrem Giid8ug bon Smolensf bei
8oriiop, Inn ben 6lnB 81 iiber-
i6reiten.
Die Gltiien griffen 8oriiom an
l1no Die 5ran5oien tpuroen BON Ya-
nif befaaen. &unoerte muroen 5er=
trampelt. 9ie &uilen purOen Damn
bonn elidBiiden Mari6aa Seen auf-
geboIten, Bis Der Sal1ptteil Der Dir
NEE iiber Dem Stub NOR. 9ie 3abl
ser Gotten mltr6e ME befannt. Sea-
poleons @inmari6 nad &uBlano
tpuroe ieoo6 nit 100000 Mann be-
gonnen uno orei Gage na6 Der
lleberquerung Ser 8ereiina Iolen
nidt mebr als 800 Mann fir ben
9ienit tougli6 gepeien iein.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-03
@iertrtOnferem5
in Seberan
&uOIeOcIt, Gbnrdia, Stain, Gbiama
&ai-I6ef sniammen

Na6 borIGufiger 8elpredung in
&airo flogen unler @rdiioent, Der
britiIde MiniiterprGiioent uno Der
6ineiii6e @eneraliiiimus Gbiang
&ai-I6ef nod Seberan in Beriien,
INN lid bort nit Maridaa Stalin
alt treffen. Die 8eratung Der
n@roBen 8ier" lit iebt i'm @ange.
Nn6ere &unferensteilnebmer
@s miro ongenommen, oaB bod
lte 0ffi5iere Ser Dertreteten bier
groBen 2Gnoer elmer ioIden 3uIam-
menfltnft b%eitDobnen. gluf Diploma
tiider Settle niiroen mnbri6einlid)
inter &ooIepelts 8egleitern Inter
ItaatsiefretGr G0mar0 81: Stettinius,
IT,, iomie SorrD Sopfins, 8oriiben-
Der oes 8ritilb-I merican Wfunitions
Giiignment 8ooro, uno %. aberea
Sorrimdn, Ser amerifaniihe BOT
ldofter in &uBlono Iein.
Serr Sobn g. @inant, Ser aneri-
fanii9e 8otihafter in England,
0iirfte ebenfoas teilnebmen.
MuBenminiiter AntbonD gOen uno
&uBlon6s MuBenminiiter @Da6es=
lam MoIotom bereiteten ben 8o0en
fir Die 3ulommenfunft ibrer Gbefs
Dor itn0 iie biirften beltimmt 5uge-
gen iein.
1tmgelGite 4rDbleme
0ie y@roBen Bier" perOen biel=
leiht nur III Der Gage iein, ibre Gin
Ii6ten iiber einige Ser politiiden
Nrobleme Bel ser Ylanlng fir ons
Nahfriegserropa 5u erortern uno
miiilen ibre @nti6eioungen pobl
Dertagen, Bis oie europdifde gera-
tungsfommiiiiotr, Die in 2on0on ta-
gen jon, Stiioien nno @%mpfeblun-
gen MAIDEN fam.
Gin iol6es 8roblem iino 0ie Ste
parationen. Ser @irtidaftler Der
Somiet-&egiernng, 8rofeiior Sen0
@arga, bat borgeidlagen, Dab eng
lano Die oeuti6en 8eitGn0e in lie
beriee iibernebme, tpdbreno RuBlano
oeuti6e Glitter, Waidinen, &obmo-
teriol uuo mebrere MiIionen Ir-
better gum @ieoeroufbau Der bonn
&rieg 5~erit0rten @ebiete Der Som-
Jets iibernebme. 8rGiioent &ooie-
belt uno 8remierminiiter @burGil
fotpie Gbiong &ai-idef poaen tpobl
3uerit Stains anii6ten barber
b0ren, ebe iie nit ibm 5ulammen
lire gnti6eioungen treffen.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-03
sieg ooer Werni6tnng'
iagte MOOlf Sitter
Sine grimmise &eOe bor jnnsen
Gffi5ieren

Ser 9erliner &unofunf bradte
neuli6 cine &eoe, Ole Sitler ben
Angaben %8ufolge Dor 5uei 8oder
Dor 1000 iungen 9ffi5ieren bielt,
in Ser er erfldrte:
Sic Station, oie oieien &rieg per-
liert, miro aufboren 5u bethlehem"
uSn oielem &riege fam mir eine
S~oeologie %gepinnen, 0ie anoere miro
erbarmlngslos aeritort peroen."
uGs fpiiroe @abniinn fem, Dor
oieiem Sample irgenoetpaS anoeres
ais Sieg ODER 8erni9tung 81 err
morten.~
SIN @egeniab gu ieinen friiberer
G%rfl1rungen oaB Die Soriebune
9eutidlano gebolfen babe, iagtt
6itler oiesmal:
u@ie 10 oft in Der 8ergangen.
belt, miro sic 8oriebung unierem
2anoe III ieinem &f Inn ieint
5reibeit uno feline 3ufunft nifts
i6enfen."
auf oie Moglidfeit elmer 0ieoer-
lage 9euti9lnnos binmeiieno, iagtf
er: n@enn oie Maiierten g%eDinnen,
oann miro sic 8arbarei Der Step-
pen iiber Sen Sentiment binfDeg-
fegen uno alle @runolage un>
Queae Ser menidliden <ltltr ser
ftoren."
Sn oen 3unofunf tpuroe nid1
entbiiat, parum oie 8eroffentlidunQ
Der Me0e 10 Ianae peraoaert mMr0e:
Washington Journal., 1943-12-03
Serr MOrgentban ~berlangt weitere
WfiaiarOen III Stenern

ltniere &e9ierling nabm Oieie
@ofe ibren &f nm 8ebneinbalb
5nlGtli1e Wtilliar6en Dollar IN
Steliern erneut nlf.
Observation-Disclosures Morgentboit
erflGrte Dem 6inan5ausidub Oes
Senats, oaB oie geIteigerten &riegs-
einfommen oes amerifanii6en Gol-
fes cine lolde meitere 8%eloItung
pobl trogen f0nnten. @s lit elm
argument, oas bonn Ibgeoroneten-
bans 3uriifgewieIen muroe, ais es
Dor fur3em fir cine Steiterrehntng
BON nitr 20 Bro5eitt Ser Anfor0e-
ruugen oes S6obomtes itimmte.
Serr Morgentbou mnnote ii6, ge-
gen Sen 8orIhlag elmer a%llgeineineit
8erfoufsIteler, oie, iagte er, Sami-
lien Ser nnteren ginfommenflaiien
in ourhaiis ounfairem" MaBe tref-
fen uno inn Snfaiio mebr S6pierig-
feiten bereiten piiroe, ais lie inert
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