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Evening star., 1943-11-09
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

THOUGHT l COULD FIND a house in the
lhEee months have been IN WaShington.
put seem 10 have missed all the leads
WhIIe working on urgent war problems
Now the lease on our Midwest home IS
want 10 see my wife and boys soon again.
50 II you have an ulfurnished , or 4 bed
room house. preferably in Chevy Chase or
nearby. rent Sl0u to SIS. that you would
Ike well cared for until the war is over,
please write Box gg-J. Star
, OR ROOM HOUSE with lights. miles
rom y G, with some outhouSeS. Box
bh-l. ;, az lGs
GNFURNISHED, 2 or bedroom house in
one OF WdShlnGton s better residential
areas and near a good primary school.
one or Two years lease. Write Box
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AURORA HILLS
HOUSES UkEURkIsHED

1881 MASS. AVE. NW-l3 rooms !
paths OIL heat; immediate possession:
18th and Pa. ave NV. MA, 4s15.
CHEVY CHASE, d. Giving room. din
ing room: kitchen, 6 bedrooms and 3 ba this:
IN excellent condition sos mo Cali
sM lGHu III 9 IN. F. A. Tweed Co.,
1898 eth ST. N.W.-6 rms: 3 bedrms I
ba n pu!lt-ln garage; 500 unfurnished
CaL NE 2l9l J, Wesley Buchanan
MoDtRN BUNGALOW, S45. Call VARIED
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FARM g GARDEN.

PRUNE FRUIT TREES NOW.
Have healthy abundant crops mex
year, special rates on 30 or more trees
Prune or cut down trees of all kinds
lawns revltallzed. Free estimates. Cal
MR.. PASTOR. 81 1865
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RooAs lJhelJRNisueD

zoos PA. AVE. SEE front rooms.
sitchenette, sink, range, h.-w.h.; S32 80.
Adults on car line.
COLORED-2 rooms, quiet neighborhood,
o-minute bus to shopping center; quiet and
sober people only; reasonable rates. See
Mrs. Jones, Apt. 4-E. lis st. Sc 1O'
COLORED-1524 C st. s.e.-3 unfurnished
rooms, x25
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WOMAN, young. Govt employe, desires
( room apt IN modern apt. bldg, fur
nished' unfurG or viii buy your furniture
DO You WISH TO RENT YOUR furnished
Hat or apartment December !" 70 Jan. >?
Mngt be OF shses faYshfT yeung la6y
rental. accommodation Box 9s-J, Star. =
FURNISHED / or " bedroom apt living
room. kitchen, dinette. bath: for family OF
: ADULTS accustomed TO their own fne home.
MOTHER Am, ADULT DAUGHTER wish
or unfinished IN Northwest section Ap-
proximately slu0. Republic 800, ext
1.!so| sunday 3 N. Weekdays 300
wAyE OFFICER needs anchor: prefers
mall mall ap, IN nv, or ?lo furnished room IN
p p'aya'e ,H nome. M! "e""' EA,' ous after
NAVAL NAVAL OFFICER Wis snd d,a4ghter. ,
FURNISHED APT Isl floor. not over s65.
" or suburban : ADULTS. Box Sod.
TWO WAVE OFFICERS. permanently in
tWaShInston. WIsn apartment. furn. or un-
tlTn prefer G5@oraetown. Excellent care
G9GsFsnte.f6. 9Is slos EN-. '749' 1o-l. sunday;
FREE French OFFICER desperate to
bath Call DE, 1885, Ext. @lG, between
coGrLE wlshss completely :urn., attr.
apt. TN apt. bldg only or small house.
no ESoo ehIIdren: Id! no pets: excel, refs. DI
QUIET, SETTLED COUPLE desires apt.
1 pIt oath and entrance; no children, pets.
drnklng or smoking, VIII lease. Box
ARLINGTON OR BRooKLASD preferred:
oedroom: lYlne room, kitchen. furnished
Army ofiicsr and wife, Box OBJ, Star, II.
c. P. o., WIFE, r--old child would like
sood furnished apt, , bedrooms, kitchen
cite private bath; AnacosIta preferred.
THREE CATHOLIC Girls, sis.ers. desire
apartment preferably nv VIII consider
ne" Brooklahd section, Box 95-J. Star.
FURNISHED APARTMENT. prefer George
town area TWO bedrooms kitchen, bat \:
REFINED COUPLE would like 10 rent j.
room modern apartment or house IN NV
section or Arlngton preferred. furnished
or uA1urniShed; SO references. Box
BY MOTHER AND son, two-three rooms
py,. bath, unfurn. housekeeping apt. CaU
WANTED for early occupancy, furnished
room. bath and kitchen"tte IN moderr
apartment house in nor Invest section OF
Sl25 TO $50 monthly for at least three
months: by TWO mddie-aEed gentle mer
Navy positions. Write facts VIII phone fol
DEFEND EMPL. CoIPLE Dec 10, n v
- rms, unfurn.. not fancy but clean
cohV pref pyt. home - min tEauSp
Mt. Pl., I4th to lGth 81. area. TR 742s
TWo-RooM APARTMENT. unturniiShsd
NV. section. Gail DI 3osS after t N. g.
| POSITIVELY DESPERATEl
! Naval officer and wife here for duration
wish unturniShed " or 3 room apt tpreter.
ably 81, private bath: apt. building pre-
fered IN NV close in. Call Mrs. Wither
spoon. D1 $500.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
Govt. emp. wish small apt. OF
share attrac. home or apt. near
town. Prefer nr. 18th or Conn
buses. Highest refs. Oliver 909e
after 10 a m o.
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DILLON PARK SE

4-room BUNGALOW, > bedrooms: gas air
conditioned heat: convenient 10 trans
nortatlon: immediate possession: about 30
minutes into center city: monthly rental.
So 90 Also 6-room bungalow, 3 br, coal
hot-Water neat. STD per month. Cali
MOTION. Inyesrment Bldg -ealtnr
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512 TENN. AVE. NE

Furnished bedroom and kitchen. stove
and REFRIGERATOR, heat, light end gas. but
share the bath: first floor: $50 per mo
Mrs. Young, on property, will show apart
ment. Mr.. Nyce, DI 5000. with
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON, REALTOR
Investment Bids
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BEST STRAIN, Ancona cockerels, S months
old: So each Phone WI 3l4o
FOR SALE-50 pullets, so cockerels 2
months old: Will sell separately or all, with
| four-tler battery coop. 500. BIS Perry
St. Mt. Rainier, WA 6g4,
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512 TENN. AVE. NE

Furnished bedroom and kitchen. stove
and refrigerator, heat. light and gas, bu
share the bath; first floor; $50 per mo
Mrs. Young, on property. will show apart.
ment. Mr.. Nyce, DI. 5000, with
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON, REALTOR.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WOMAN, Govt. cmpi., Episcopaiian, wishes
single, furn. or unfurn. room, in private
home; walking distance Corcoran Art
gallery. References. Box 94-J Star. H.
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SPACIOUS APT, completely furn.: must
3 bedrooms, kitchen, dining nm, bath;
garage; nc objection to good children
good bus service; SlA9 50 pays every
thing, Phone SH. 5GiG
UNFINISHED BROOM APT, in new
apt bldg Available Dec /. Gil. 1874
1903 ALABAMA AVE. Sc. tcor. Ridge
I'd )-Unfurn-: two inns, cleo. kit. tile
bath and shower. employed couple, private
entrance: adults. no pets
3 LARGE ROOMS, KITCHEN, private
bath; private entrance; bus within half q
block. Heat light. gas furnished for
SO 30 a month. $40 No. 18th St, Ar
llngton. Va.
nlShed redecorated, scrtened-in porch,
garage on bus line near stores. 37U3
Jackson ave Brentwood, Nd WA. @950.
THREE ROOMS, KITCHEN. bath, untur-
nished: redecorated garage: on bus line,
near stores. 37u3 jackson ave, Brent
wood Md WA "gIu
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ApARrs. uhFuRhIsuED tco,,. ,

heat, light and gas furnished; j block from
Senator Theaterp', $50. Immediate occu-
equipped kitchen, private bath; all utilitie!
included. c,h.w, IA. O646.
NE. SECTION rooms. kitchen, bath
utilities: End floor. private home; employed
couple. HO. 5000.
ONE 3-ROOM APT. and one 1-room apt
with bath, in Takoma Park. 81. 1860
IL ROOMS, kitchen private hath. Frigi
daire; all utilities furn.; rent, $50. 1211
L ahth Of
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DILLON PARK Sc

4-room bungalow. bedrooms: gas air.
conditioned heat; convenient 10 transports =
non immediate possession. about 80 min
pieS INTO center city; monthly rental,
So 30. Also Groom bungalow. 3 br: coal
hot-Water heat. S65 per month. Call Mr.
NEce, DI, 6H@H. VIM. NJ. THROCKMOR-
ILlN- Inv Rldc- raaltnr
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BETHESDA, MD,

1SOS CUSTER RID.
White brick. 3 rooms, porch, earage. de-
tached. oil heat. Immediate occupancy:
Sl2n month Call WI. 5257 for appoint-
ment 70 see
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Tilden Garden DEVELOPMENT
MOVING, PACKING r. STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates.
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving Edelman S Nov
ing & Storage Co, TAYLOR @a31. 10@
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.
BUY A COOPERATIVE APT

TO LIVE ECONOMICALLY
Near 10th and Columbia rd. bed
rooms, |. r. dinette, kit, bath. good out
look to- park; attractive arrangement,
large refG. and gas range. aSSeS't. S"l 40.
a shares for only $1,000; restricted ;
possession by Dec. lst.
NEAR MERIDIAN HILL, PARK.
Vacant, $4,000; asSes't. $40 76-L r.
dining room. kit badrm. and smaller
bedrm. A most desirable apt. in re-
stricted bldg,
LEROY GADDIS.
1913 18th ST. NV Ma 1"1-
Tilden Garden Development.
1-bedroom apt. first fl . but l f. above
ground Fine location in bldg. with gar
den exposures. Newly decorated Re-
s'ricted Immediate possession l. desired
Terms. cash Call evenings after T. WO
333i Ext. l2.. During DAY. WO 124 1
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DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD

Diamond pocket and wrist watches, in.
ltialed birthstone. diamond and wedding
rings, any other fewelry and pawn tickets
purchased Highest prices paid New York
J.we,ry Co. 72? 9TH st. NV
Evening star., 1943-11-09
MIscElLANEoUs FOR SALE.
RE-UPHOL STEERING.

RE-UPHOLST
2.piece living room suite reupholstereo
to look like new. S43 Latest patterns and
new insides included Best workmanship
guaranteed,
SWISS UPHOLSTERY SHOP
2423 18th st. NV. Adams O76l
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED.
3-day service: guaranteed mos. 1855
18th st NV. Ant "a HO 437g
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (cont. J
RESTAURANT.

II q y . .. INV.
Fully equipped restaurant bar. with B.
same location for over 40 years. Mixed
trade. Illness forces owner to sell build
ing, stock. fixtures: Call Mr.. Randolph.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

SISTERS desire double room
With board. in private home, NV. section
Box SAL, Star.
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CATTLE G. LIVESTOCK.
POULTRY q EGGS.

HOLSTEIN BULLS, purebred with papers
one ;}-year,-old, three 3 months. Ca
Falls Church S1S-F-13
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFUR
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

326 6 ST. S.W-Ground floor, rms,
hall, water, gas, cleo: bus: So week want
man and wife, white: open. NE. $3.50. TO-.
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POSITIVELY DFSPERATFrl

Naval officer and wife here for duration
wish unturnished > or 3 room apt tpreter-
ably 81, private bath; apt building pre-
fered IN NV, close in. Call Mrs. Wlther-
spoon. DI. $500
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MOTHER

MOTHER AND DAUGHTER,
Govt. emp. wish small apt. or
share attrac. home or apt. near
town. Prefer nr. 18th or Conn.
buses. Highest refs. Oliver 9096
after 10 am. O.
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REFRIGERATORS
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

COMPLETE REMODELING, 10 years ey-
renence;. reasonable: call for free esti-
mates j A. Jordan. WO. "72S 1"'
GENERAL BUILDING and home improve
nents all kinds, cellar to roof. Prompt
service; l., Miller, 1886 18th st. NV
NO nhN1
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Rhode Island ave NV
,arge front room, for = quiet, neat men.
0LORED-Furnished room for lady.
Phone NO 31S-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-01
Duke1 observation-disclosures
OnAPAlI-SOuthernTcam:
Has Six Posts: UNC Three

We're regulars on William and Mary'S
l9l2 conference championship squad.
Bass captaluing that Indian team
which did not lose - college game.
The University ul South Carolina
furnished Don FU>,l. tackle. and
Ernie Bauer. guard. To- Inc second
team. Leaving the other runnCvup
positions 10 the dominant Dutv u.d
North Carolina ou,iir-.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-01

The sulfcn slaves Of the swastika have
como UP against a force they cannot
master and scarcely comprehend.
it is mdcpcndcncc-the common hcri-
tagc of Americans. Freedom Of religion,
speech, thought and individual enter
prise. The right Of every American,
within reasonable limits, to enjoy the
rewards that his own work may bring.
This is the force that made America.
1t is devoted today to about war. II
mast not be lost pien nc mar is yon.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-01

MANAGE" n Fa'eish. has advised ,,o
Henderson Chamber of Commaroa
H'S"''nr ai'"'mentS shown for ,ha
iiri' q"m'c: "n the certificates r.,' s
be granted for the frs, Quarter VI ~
1914 w U,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-01
FREEDOM OF rNrrRpRlsEAia N. eree,ri.

FREEDOM OF EhTERPRlsEAih the electric
industry, for cxamplc-has given America
far more electric power than any other ma
ton i'll tho world. Mon' than all the Axis
countries combined. And over 500 is sup.
piled by the electric companies under bnsi.
ness management. The same free enter
prise that built America, built the electric
companies. There is no substitute for III
Hcor Report 10 the Notion" outstanding news
program OF the week, every tuesday cycnino,
';1o. EVIL. Columbia Broodeo,fing system.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-01

lHEsEcaptured members Of The Master
Race are bitter and broken in spirit.
HyPnotized by promises Of power and
glory, they gave up every human free.
dom to follow fanatic paperhangcr.
They fell upon the world and almost
crushed it. But not quite. The "deca-
dent" democracies rallied around the
banner Of liberty. Free peoples applied
the dynamics of free enterprise to the
grim business Of war-and accomplished
production miracles.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-01
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
JAMES NAYON JONES

In LOVING memory - our dear
Daddy. Husband aud SOW James
MavOn Jones. who passed away
while asleep one wear ago today
December |. 1912.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-01

20 m,rnanru, Srt Of uniforms in good
shape e. dress 80 complete band.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-01

'n"" lIr.nS- i1,cs lnS Moic,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-01

MRS. MARION MASON.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Sweet Elected President
OF West End Citizens

w. Paul Sweet was elected presi-
dent of the West End Citizens As
sociation at its October meeting held
at No. Police Precinct last night.
Elected to serve with Mr.. Sweet
are: Walter F. Wasson, Joseph H.
Gerone and John Faulkner, vice
presidents; William R. Brown,
treasurer, and Miss Grace Staebell,
secretary.
Mr.. Brown introduced a motion
asking Public Utilities Commission
permission to move the north DOL
ton of the streetcar loading plat
form on Nineteenth street between
G. and H streets NV. This coupled
with the request that parking be
discontinued in the block will do
away with a dangerous congested
aera, it was said
Literature urging cooperation
with the Office of Price Administra-
tion in the elimination of black
markets was distributed.
The association favored tie con-
version of 50 two-man streetcars to
One-man operation and correspond
ence supporting this move Will be
forwarded to the Capital TRANSIT Co.
Mr.. Gerone's motion that letter
Of commendation be sent Mai. Ed
ward J. Kelly and the Justice De-
rertment for the excellent work in
ridding the city of vice received
unanimous support.
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Tucker Elected Head
OF Northeast Citizens
For 50th Time

CllmaXlng more than a half CEN
tury of work with the Northeast
Citizens Association, Evan H. Tuck
er was elected president of the as
soclatlon last night for the flftieth
consecutive time.
A native of Washington. Mr..
Tucker was first elected to head the
association in 1894, and prior to that
had served for two years as chair
man of the Legislative committee, a
position which he still holds. Born
In 1864, he attended John E.
Thompson School. He later went
into the grocery business, and after
70 years became a real estate agent.
Other officers elected at the first
fall meeting of the Northeast as
sociation are Roscoe Jenkins, first
vice president; Francis M. Painter,
second vice president; Joseph Notes,
secretary; l.. A. Jett, financial sec
retary; Edwin c. Worden. treasurer.
and Joseph Callan. H. R. Berger,
John R. Jerrell. Cyrus F. Cook and
81 cu" oiO ID. NdSOIl. dll members
OF the Executive Committee.
The association voted to recon-
mend several congressional bills.
dealing largely with District affairs,
and referred Senator McCarran's
bill on District suffrage to the Ex-
ecutlve Committee for report Res
olutlons were passed opposing clos
Ing of the Eastern market on Sew
enth and C streets NE. a sales tax
for the District and requesting bet
ter enforcement of the law dealing
with trash.
Members of the association dis
cussed needs for better paving and
sidewalk construction and for more
trees throughout the area.
Mr.. Tucker, who presided at the
meeting. held at the Ludlow School
on Sixth and G. streets NE. is
the Oldest living member of the
Northeast associat ton, he said. He
added that he has kept an honor
roll' Of all members of the Execu-
tive Committee who have died since
he came into office, and that he
will present it to the association in
the near future.
Evening star., 1943-10-12

appointed during the month to work
with neighboring associations.
Miss Mary Grindell, member Of
the Community War Fund speakers
bureau, spoke and urged everyone
to give without stint.
The meeting, held in the East
Washington Heights Baptist Church,
was presided over by William L.
Rice president
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Hi||crest Citizens Unil
Urged by Walker 10
Aid in Salvage Drive

TIL Nation is in desperate need"
of all metals, fats. tin cans and
paper that possibly can be salvaged,
Horace Walker, chairman of tie
District Salvage Committee, told the
Hillcrest Citizens Association last
night.
He cited cases where the lives OF
men on the fighting fronts are
saved by a small metal tube filled
Evening star., 1943-10-12

with a pain-relieving drug One of
these tubes is made with two SAL
vaged tin cans.
With the next paper drive in
Southeast scheduled Saturday, he
urged every citizen to do his utmost
In making the drive a success. Mr..
Walker further urged everyone to
aid in the general salvage drive
beginning Friday.
Announcement was made of 20
minute bus service to 36th street
Evening star., 1943-10-12

and Alabama avenue Sc, sched-
uled to go into effect about the
middle of November.
Discussion of the sidewalks, curb
ing and street paving followed. No
action was taken, but recommends
tions for improvements were made
A junior high and library were
suggested for the Hillcrest COM
munity and a committee will be
Evening star., 1943-10-12
Volunteer 'Spotter'
Refuses to Quit Post

BY the Associated Press
LANCASTER, Pam aircraft
warning post near here is still
manned, despite War Department
orders dismissing all personnel
Peanuts, a little white dog who
has kept plane spoilers company
since the post was organized simply
refuses to leave,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24
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oemti6em &olfeS

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ridten iiber sic tpirfli6en 3uitdnoe
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biloen imitanoe iein fann, itdern oenn-
nod aus 5iemlid 5uperlaiiigen bena6=
barten neutralen 2dnbern uno oen
untergrunoienoungen 6 in5 el beiten
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5erner teilen 11ns amerifanii1e &or<
reiponoenten, Die fur5 Dor 8eginn oes
&rteges ltd in 0euti6lanb aufbielten
ODER oenen es gelang pGbrenb oes
&rieges iiber Die @ren5e 81 gelangen,
intereiiante, auf idarfe 8eobadtuneen
geitiitte gin5elbeiten NIT, Die in ante
rifaniiden .3eitidriften Mufnabme
finben.
60 beipridt Sie v9s. 9. @taots=
5eitung' 5tpei in Der Iprilnummer
oes ,&e6boof" entbaltenen Mrtifel
bon War @erner, Ser als elmer Der
beten Deutidlanofenner befannt it,:
uMar Berner", i6reibt SOS 8latt,
,,oer befannte Spe5ialiit fir Citrate.
gle, gibt ieiner unteriudung oen be-
5eidnenoen Eitel uEbe German gent
erals 90 not fnotp bonn to END tie
mar". Die 8eipeisfiibrung 8erners
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5tningeno:
"Deutiblanbs @enerGle tpiiien nidt,
mas iie nit ibrem arieg MAIDEN ioI.
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&itler geihaffenen Bi6eripriide. Ueag
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

lit bie hineiiide Mrmee meit iiber 800
Dipiitonen itarf, nit 100000 Man1
i'm Selo uno 100000 in 3elerpe.
lasern. Daau fommen iiber 100000
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uno iddsunssneiie 100000 Iann re.
gularer Eruppen operieren binter ben
iapaniiben 2inien. 9ieie 3iffern ent,
itammen elmer offi5ieuen 8roidiire
oes dineiiiden SSnformationsminiite=
triums. @enn es gan5 bart auf bart
tommt, glaubt @bina Biz au $4,000,
900 Wiuionen mebrfdbiger MGnner
mobtlmahen 5u fonnen, nGbreno So
pan I'M beiten itSaue 100000 auf-
brtngen fann.
Die militdrii6e Eraoition Der Mr=
nice Der iungen 9ineiii6en &epubIif
| lit naturgemab nod in oen @inoer.
i9uben. Cine mo6erne dineiii9e Ir.
mee eriittert eigentltb erlt felt 1924,
als Der @riinoer Der HepubIif, Dr.
Gun Dat-ien, in Canton Die beriibnl.
te 8bampoa-M MilitGrafaoemie griinoe.
te, aus Der Die eriten Sffi5iere Gbinas
berboreingen.
gbiang 4ai=Sbet muB beute in mei.
tenn MaBe NIT Dem Moten China pot
tieren. Ri6t nur, neil oie &ommuni-
| iteitn in bobem MaBe Batrioten iino
uno Die Sruppen ibrer neuen 4. Mr-
mee uno Ser beriihn1ten g. MerIb-
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ger itellen, ionoern au6, tpeil iie
enorm befabigte Siibrer baben. IS
| iino oies Wao Sie=tung uno Club
Eeb, bon oenen ser erite ser politiide
Siibrer, ser 5tpeite Ser militGriide
5iibrer lit. 8eibe baben groBes Sor-
mat, Inn nidt 81 iagen @enie, l1no
meitli6e Wsilitars ieben in Club Eeb
ben beiteitn Sffi5ier, oen China iiber-
baltpt beltbt, tpdbrenb Wao Eie-tung
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

niemals - lit 6ie augemeine gebeime
9ireftibe, Die beute ieoer Naoipropa.
ganoiit, ieoe 3eitl,ng uno ieoe &aoio.
itation innerbalb Deutidlanos uno Der
2anoer unter oeutider &ontrolle er.
bdIt."
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