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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-04-29

Miss Theo Lampson who is at
tending school at Whitman spent
Easter with her mother, Mrs. Lot
tie Lampson.
Word was received this week by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Keene that their
! son, Harvey, who is stationed at
Westover field at Chicopee Falls,
Mass, has been promoted to the
rank of sergeant.
Mrs. Alvin Cheney of Seattle
spent several days here last week,
a guest of Mrs. Paul Spreen. 1t.
Alvin Cheney, former manager of
the Kennewick Penney store is
stationed on the Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thrasher
of Hermiston were Kennewick
! visitors Tuesday. They visited
with Mrs. Thrasher's parents, MIR.
and Mrs. F. F. Beste and attended
the Charles Knowles funeral.
Mrs. G. H. Ruffcarn and son,
Sidney, of Seattle, returned to
their home after spending the past
/ 10 days with Mrs. Ruffcarn's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Grim
shaw.
| Mrs. Jack Hansen of Downey
Calf, and Mrs. Clair Foster OF
Santa Barbara, Calf, left Thurs
day to return to their homes after
spending a week here. They were
called here by the death of Mrs
! Hansen's mother, Mrs. Pearl Kno-
del. ~ ~. T.. >.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Grimshaw
and children, Winona, Don, and
: Jessie, and Mrs. c.. H. Ruffcarn
were shopping in .Walla Walla
! Wednesday of last week. Mrs
Ruffcarn and son remained there
to spend few days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Ruffcarn.
Mrs. Earl Durdle of Vancouver
visited friends here the first of the
e.! week. Durdle at one time was
county agent here and is filling
the same office now at Vancouver
! Mrs. Lottie Lampson was sur
prised Sunday morning by phone
call from Seattle from her son
Byron who is in the coast guard
Il, and has spent the past nine
months in Alaska. This is the. first
thine he has been in port in that
j time. He hopes to spend some OF
] the six weeks stay in Kennewick
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-04-29

Miss Margaret Hawkins spent
Easter in Toppenish at the home
of her sister and brother-in-law
Howard Lincoln and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Harlan Carlson
martha Lincoln) are parents of a
son born Friday, April %, in the
Pasco hospital.
Miss Lucille Withers who spent
a week in Kennewick, returned to
her home in the Masonic home at
Zenith, Wednesday.
Miss Betty Higley, who is at
tending school at Ellensburg spent
Easter at home with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Higley and
sister Vivian.
Alma Circle met last Monday
afternoon with Mrs Harry Taylor.
Bridge was played during the af-
ternoon. Mrs. : ,. S. Mcdonald
held high score.
G. C. Personet passed away at
his home Tuesday morning. The
funeral services will be held Fri
day at 2 o'clock from the Mueller
funeral home.
Mrs. Elsie Walters spent Easter
Sunday at the home of her SON.
in-law and daughter, MIR. and Mrs.
Joe Allen and granddaughter
Letha in Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert McClel-
land and Cpl. and Mrs. Earl
Christy of Walla Walla were Eas-
ter Sunday guests of Mrs. McClel-
lands mother, Mrs. I. N. Mueller.
Mrs. Vic Heberlein was taken
back to the hospital last night in
preparation for a major orpera-
ton. She has been i'll for some
months. >.>t.
Francis Dunning is spending a
vacation with his mother, Mrs.
Elsie Moore Dunning.. He is a
former resident of Kennewick and
is now manager of a theater in
Portland. .t.s~-- -. i. ..-. ~
Cora Thurston is keeping house
for Mrs. Wendell Reymore while
Mrs. Reymore is recovering after
an operation.
Mrs. Frank Beste entertained
with two tables of bridge Wed
nesday night. High score for the
evening was held by Mrs. Guy
Helm and second high by Mrs
Kenneth Mcmillan.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-04-29

u;ss Genevieve Craver of Walla
Walla visited in kennewick Tues
day.. 80 D,,+cb u.r-
nor. Alaska, was a kenne"ick
,,;sitor Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. West OF Mar
~ were Easter weekend guests
- Mrs Mona Monroe.
= The Kennewick Needle Club
ill meet Friday afternoon May
WI, nth Mrs. Carl Williams.
= Mrs. Ted Cottman of Mt. Angel,
ora is a house guests this week
Of Mrs. A. T. Belair.
= Mr. and Mrs. Roland fasche
,,sre dinner guests at the Frank
pache home Sunday.
Mrs Cresswell of Portland spent
.he first of the week in Kennewick
visiting old friends.
Miss Dot Leach, county nurse
- whitman county, was week
end visitor at the A. T.. Belair
home. ,
Dean. of Seattle, were weekend
visitors at the Jesse GrlmshaW
home.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-04-29
st. Laurent Family
Moves to BremertOn

Highlands-The A. w. st. Lau-
rent family moved TO Bremerton
Monday where they have pur-
chased a home.
The Baptist choir met at the
home of Mrs. Crane for Easter &C.
hearsal last Saturday night.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-04-29
Save Heat!
Save Money!

Insulate that attic
NOW while material
is available. And re-
member-Balsam Wool
is the only insulation
sold on a money-back
guarantee. Easy to ap-
ply, economical, effici-
ent.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-04-29

and many other relatives and a
host of friends. Mrs. Kelly was
an active member of the Womans
Club and the Lutheran Ladies
Aid,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Glassner Wis
tied at the Clint Glassner home,
also at the Ernest johnson home
Tuesday.
Lloyd Kele of Milton-Freewater
was a business visitor Friday al
the Jens Lande home.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank SCHNEIDER
were visitors Saturday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Schneider in Kenne.
wick.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Wed
nesday at 2 p. m, May II, at the
home of Mrs. T. M. Gardner. Mrs
Gardner will be assisted by Mrs
Taylor.
Church services will be held al
the Finley church at IL a. m. dur
ing the month of May.
Mrs. j. r. Gowing was a bust
ness visitor in Walla Walla Tues
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Benson and
Mrs. J. r. Ayers were dinner
guests at the Ernest Sherry home
Friday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-04-29
HI. C. Decker Buys
WitherS Place

The H. C. Deckers have pur-
chased the place known as the
Withers ranch in the South High
lands.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-04-29
Richland KempS
To Live at Finley

FINLEY-The three children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp started to
the River View grade school last
week. The Kemp family, of Rich
land, recently purchased the Floyd
Woodruff home, and have moved
in their new home.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-04-29

WE
w help interest, tell us about
personally number
Is One Double-One.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-04-29

WANTED-Girl to work in dental
office. Phone 1881. op
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-04-29
FOR SALE
In Pasco and Kennewick

Jul i dSCV UHEH
Fine restaurant, pays big.
Tavern on Highway, hot spot
terms. y.
Furnished hotel, every room rent
ed, terms. @s
15.acre tract on highway, fine To-
cation for tourist cabins.
IS acres, 8 miles from Kennewick
asparagus, alfalfa, spuds; 5-roon
house, barn, garage, chicken
house, COW, horse, machinery
s35O0-S2OO0 cash, bal. terms.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-09-17
ARE WE AFRAID TO DO
JUSTICE?
BY Ruth Taylor

Are we afraid to do justice
When I saw that caption T.
one of the religious publica-
tions that come to my desk,
its implication-its applica~
ton to our present problems
struck me like q blow. !
Are we afraid to dosjustice 7
This is the answer we must
give to those pseudo realists
who have forgotten to re1nem-
Der the idealism which carved
for them, out Of an untouched
continent, those realities tc
which they cling. This is the
challenge we must fling at
those isolationiafs who ignore
the spirit that created from
the resources Of the earth 8
nation self sufficient enough te
dream it could stand alone.
Are we afraid to do Justice !:
Must we fear fair treatment
for all men? Must we draw q
barrier of class or creed OF
color and say-at this point
we must modify our ideal of
equality Of opportunity and OF
justice before the law? Must
we deny freedom of speech or
worship to those who do not
think as we do? Must we keep
some people in the shackles Of
ignorance for fear that learn
ing would lift them to our
level? Are we afraid to give to
all men the rights we claim
for ourselves?
Are we afraid to do justice !?
The world is too small for
anything but brotherhood.
fut to establish brothefhooa
there must be justice toward
all men. Whoever fears Justice
Tor others will practice injus-
tice upon others.
Are we afraid to do Justice ?
The one way to make sure
that there will not be another
war is to mete out Justice to-
ward all men cverywhere-a
/ justice based upon equality
!, before the law and before
God. Not a maudlin Lady
i Bountiful charity toward the
misfortunate, but a fair ad-
ministration. of the law Of
brotherhood without senseless
distinctions of race, color, O.
theory. To quote agssia fro@a
religious paper: God has
made this earth rich cnou
for everybody's need, but not
rich enough for anyobdy's
& ,eed."
Are we afraid to do justice ?
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-09-17

NEW LABEL BUTTON--Men
and women honorably discharged
from the present war will be
awarded lapel buttons TO signify
their service to toe nation, the War
Department has announced. When
ready for distribution, full particu-
lars will be made public so that
eligible persons may learn how to
get them. The button is simple in
design, q dexter eagle within a
circle, the wings extending beyond
the circles edges. 1t is made Of
plastic material with gold plating.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-09-17

singer from New York who
favored the guest with several
vocal selection. Other out
of town guests were Mrs.
Charles Fl. Wesley and daugh
ter Charlotte, Ms. f. McGla-
mis-, Mrs. G. Jenkins, Mrs, G..
Valentine aaa MIS-. SO J
pierce Of WI
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-09-17
THEATRICALS

turns out to be an almost i'm
possible soldier, strong o.
physique, but his heart is not
in it. He has visions Of Martha
this girl friend) slapping his
face and returning his ring.
Rod gets into trouble with
Sgt. Keene. in a barracks
brawl, over Martha, necessi-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-09-17

tating arrest in quarters o,
the week end. He coals1
take it and goes AWOI4, &c
ing his way to the first freia
train, The Palace Thea
has booked this picture fol
5-day run. September l
through the %. See ad on I'll.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-09-17


Red Tucker looks at a pic
ture Of his father on the man
tel. The senior Tucker served
IN World War I, but had been
reported lost. This fact embit-
tered Rod against war. He
would not join in the emer-
gency, and in face Of family
pleas, he leaves the house in d
huff.
The Selective Service shifts
into high gear. One RODNEY
TUCKER, Colored, answers
but grudgingly. In training, he
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-09-17
"MARCHING ON" AT
PALACE THEATRE
Sept. 1923

This thrilling war picture is
the first full-length all-colored
spectacle with a cast of thou
sands. 1t was written and is
directed by Spencer Williams.
You will enjoy this exciting
story of war, love and devo-
tion--the big jam session and
the big song hits.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-09-17
Dayton Locals
{ Continued from Page ~

Mrs. w. p. Blourt, sister Of
Miss Dent, Mrs. Mcneil and
Mrs. Mary Reynolds Of Col
urnbus, Ohio, Miss Fishback
Of Louisville, Ky, Mrs. Nc
I oud ST., Columbus, Ga; and
Ms. Petcr Murray, Conc art
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-09-17
Eyk4lF

WIN PROMOTIONS AT TUsKEGEE-Majors George Webb
left and Mccoy whose promotions field grade wers
recently Major Webb Of Washington D. and Geys
burg Pennsylvania and fire marshal ct the Tskege
Army Air Field Alabama Major Mccoy who formerly praciced
Chicago trial Judge advocate 81 the Field becoming ts
highest ranging officer hin bold that position. photos by
s. Army Corps)s YSTsfEf1n &6sIk
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02
Sin gefdnOiger
OentI6er &riegsipiOn
Grnlt TriebridD 9ebmit OOm Staten
SslanO trust benz SOSe

Ser 1886 in Samturg geboreite
un0 1924 anf Staten SslanO eilge-
biirqerte @rnIt 3. Qebmib, befannte
fih om Wontag, na6oem er Don
6abn0ern oes Observation-Disclosures
0em 8unoesfommiiior 0tartin 9.
Gpitein porgefiibrt poroen nor, oils
Rriegsipion i6uloig. @r befannte,
Iid ourd) llebermittlung BON ame-
rifanii6en MISREPRESENTATION OIL
Deuti6lano gegen Die Spionoge-
eeiebe oergongen 81 baben. ST
mur0e unter $4,000 8iirglGaft fitr
sic 9unoeS-@ 8 oBgeidmorenen felt
gebalten.
Seine Min0eItitrafe, I'M Safe BON
8erurteilung, lit 80 Sabre @efang-
mis-, Die S09ltitrnfe Der SOB.
Qebmtib, Ser 1908 bier einDanoer-
te, ur6 nad Al1gaben Ser 2eute oes
@ebeimoienites Bis gum er1ten 8elt=
frieg, in Dem er Damn als feinOlider
9lusldnoer eingeiperrt fpuroe, beim
Geuti6en @eneralfoniulat in SEEN
Worf angeitelt mar, befannte ii6 OBJ
ne i30gern ald Die ACKNOWLEDGING
ifuloig, obmobl ibm 8unOesfommii-
lar @pItein geualt erfldrte, I'M mas
es 1ih banoelte, uno 0aB ferner aaes,
mos er lagte i'm &riminalpro5eB ge-
gen i'm gebraudt meroen fonne.
2ebmit 5eigte GuBerlid feiilerlei Or
regung, als er iein 8efenntnis OBJ
legte.
Ser ~geIt4noige Spion ioa BEL lei
mem 8erbor 8~ugeeeben baberL Dab
er BON ben 5enitern ieiner @obnulg
i'm Sofenit1otden Gompfinsbile auf
Stnten Sslan0 0aS 2uoerl un0 81
iden bon &riegstransporten an Sen
nabeliegenoen 9ods 6eoba6tete uil0
allBeroem atnerifanii6e W2ieter III
ieiner @obnung ODER 0a6barn iiber
etpnige i6nen befannte &riegSreuig=
feiten a%usfragte, UNI nadber mas er
erfabren bate in @ebeimi6rift nit
unii6t6arer Sinte an 8edaooreiien
ieiner oeutiiden gluftraggeber 5u
iibermitteln. Stt Ieiner neuerliden
Satigfeit ais r9Iir 3aio @aroen~
bel Sompfinsbiae ioa 2ebmib mar-
6erlei @elegenbeit geba6t babeu, lei-
ne Na6barn in unDerfangli6er @ei=
lie unter bier Mugen iiber aaerba1o
&riegsbe5iigli6es aus8ufragen.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02
stepban bOft anf
einen 0MaOemerlak

2e0igli6 elm @naoenerlaB unieres
Staatsoberbauptes, 5ranflin 9ela=
no &ooiepelt, bate Ben oes 2anoes-
perrats ge5iebenen oeutldamerifoni-
i6en 0etroiter @alttpirt Wfar Ste
pban, Der Dem oeutl6en S~liegerleuf
nant Sans Yeter &rlig in ieiner
2lu6t aus einem fa1aoii1en @efan=
genenlager beiitano, Dor elmer Sim
ri6tung als amerifaniider 2anoes-
DerrGter oieien Sreitag retten fonnen.
Mittleripeile muroen Die gefaa-
ten Eooesurteile uno 5reibeitsitra=
fen Der n19iten 8ermanoten un0
Sreunoe oes bingeridteten oeutlden
GaboteurS Serbert Snupt, Sen tie
Dor ieiner @erbaftung in ibren Obi
cagoer @obnungen b~eberbergt bot
ten, einitimmig BON aaen &i6tern
oes @~unDesfreis -Mppeabofes foiiiert.
Der Mppellbof mies Die 5Gae gegen
Die iehs falihlid 0es 2anoesDerrats
perurteilten Angeflagten 3Deds Ell
mes nelen 9erfabrens al uus Be
5irfsgeri6t 5uriid.
Sir bic 3uriidpeiiung Der
2anoesperratsurteile gegen Sans
Saupt (Serbert's Batter, Otto @er-
gin, @alter 6roling uno oeren Che
frauen @rna, &ate un0 2nciae mllr=
oe Die @eiie poOurd oieie Der Bel
billie 5ur 6lu6t angeflagten iefs
@ngeflagten 5ur @ernrteilung &c
bra6t muroe i9arf beanitanoet.
llnter Den beanltanoeten Yunfteii
6efinoen iih Die nS6ul0befennt-
niiie~ Der Mngeflagten, biniidtlidl
oeren Der Appellbof iagt: ullnierer
&ehtsfinoung nod fam man ii6 Der
S6luBfolgerung nidt ent3ieben, oaf
Die in Dem D~orliegenoen Sale 5llge.
laiienen 8efenntniiie i'm Sinblid
nlf ben fir5liden He6tsbefuno oes
,Supreme Court" unangpbrad5t mo-.
rem, nod audi oariiber, tpelbe Hehte
tie lid, begaben, ais Die berbaftenoen
9eamten oes @unoesgebeimoienites
es nnterlieBen, Die gerbafteten einen
Gommiiiar por5ufibren."
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02
9as 2ieb
Bon Sans @olff

Gone e%rflingen uno tropfen,
ais indten iie GinlaB bel mir, -
es lit Die Elm idiidternes alopfen
an elmer peridloiieuen Cir
Die Gone flingen uno i6meben,
erl0ien, mas nidt mebr mar,
mas lange Derinnfen miro 2eben
nn0 leudteno uno mun0erbar
Die Gone idmeben uno i6meaen
creicenoo in Sturm uno 9lpplaus
uno ale oie beimli6en Quellen
eruahen uno 6reden beraus
Die Zone i6peaen, bermeben,
bod tie Dergeben ME,
es lit mie elm MuferIteben
in elmer etuigen Welooie
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02
&Olm unO a6t anOere
St6Ote 6ombarOtert
SOdnm, 0OrtmnnO, GHcn, Sambnrs,
SrefelO, Wiilbeim, C6erbauien,
Mnppertal ilen nerheert

@roBe &erbdnoe britii1er 9om-
Der g~riffen in u%ergaitgenen Nddten
&0ln uno Sambltrg all, ipomit tie
einen nelien 6obeplnft in Der Ger
ltorung Der oeuti6en &riegsmal1ine
innerbalb eines Wo1tots errei1tetL
obwobl Der SUM nod nidt gang por-
BEL mar. 8ritiide 8eobadter erfl1r-
ten, ooB oas 8orgeben gegen &oln
Den i6rperIteu Angriffen aiif oos
Hllbrgebiet uerglei6bor mar, bel De.
men iiber 1000 Somen Bomber OBJ
geDorfen nur0en.
0eutihluno beri6tete-obne aQi-
ierte 9eltdtigung Dab Der aolner
0om, Der in ollerudditer gtdbe Oes
@uupt6abnbofs 1n0 pieler 5a6rifen
liegt, Ourd Sprengboutben g~etroffen
milroe. uShlperfalibrige gomben
ourdidlugen oos 8a6 oes CONS
mo erplooierleit I'M Snnern DER Sir
de, poourd idmere g%erpiiihlng emit
ltanOen tit, bieB es IN elmer bier ab.
geborten 8erliner Senoung.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02
Gin Deuti3er @Ogt
fam in 6rantrei6 nul
Gr mar Trit Sdmibtj- Der &OmmiTar
fir SOllan6

Gin 8erliner Nunofunf meloete
leBte ISOLDE, onB 5riB Sdmiot, Der
oeuti6e &ommiiiar fir Die Nieoer-
lanoe, auf elmer amtIihen 4utofabri
in 5ranfreid in ullaufgeflarter 8ei-
ie inns 2eben gefommen lit. Meb-
rere auoere oeuti6e Hegieru1gsper-
treter un6 oeuti6borige nieoerlanoi-
ide 8eamte iino 6efanntli6 lebtbin
ourd Shiilie aus Dem 9unteln ooer
ionltfpie INNS 2eben g%efommen Cine
9odter Or. SepB Snqlarts, oes Dor
tigen oeuti6en @ouoerneurs, mlir0e
Dor fur5em aus SoaanO entfiibrt,
obne oaB man pieOer bon ibr &c
bort bat.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02
Sir 3ibIbeO6Iternmg
III Nfrita MmO europa
ltnIcr Silfsmerf 1T Oun Aaiicrteu
beiebten We6ietcn
From the overseas News Agency, Inc."l

(From the Overseas News Agency. Inc" ,
@Gbreno eneliiNe, fran5oiiidt
uulo otnerifanii6e Armeen ben 6elo.
5ltg in Mfrifa 81 einem plobli6etl
gnoe bra6ten, lit cine on0ere, meni'
ger oromotiiHe, aber bodit 6eoeut-
iane gntpidlltng Dor iid geeongen:
oie Srgatilierune oes Silfsmerfs
fir ole 3tpilbepolferun9 in beiebten
-@ebieten. Der Bug oieier Gntpid-
hung muroe BON Serbert 2ebman,
Dem 0ireftor Ser r6oreign &elief
an0 Rehabilitation" fur5 nad) ieiner
&iidfebr ults England ntf elmer
8reiiefonferen3 befanntgegebell.
Misunderstanding uno &ilfe iinO
nidt MIR cine No6friegsfroge", Jag
te 2ebmon, ionoern aud cine Sra
ge, sic oen 5ortgang oes &rieges
ltarf 6eeinflubt. Die geeignete 0urd-
fiibrittg oieies Yrogramms lit ein
be0eiltenOer 6aftor loipobl BEL Der
@eipinnung nie bel Der A6fiir5ung
oes &~rieges."
N%oroofrifo lpilr0e fir sic 0rgani-
lierung oes Silfsperfs in 3pei SET
tionen aufgeteilt: Mtaroffo unO al-
gerien einerieits l1no 3rnelien an
Oererieits. 9ie Situation, sic ii6
Dem Silfstperf in 8unelien bietet,
lit BON Der in anoeren 9eilen Noro-
%afrifas Ooaig peridie0en, Iagte 2eb-
man. Die 5einOe binterlieBen
nod ibrer 8ertreibung aus Guneiien
rpeit unb brett Scot uno 8erniilttng.
Sn 8ornusiidt 0ieier 3ultGnoe l9uf
inner Seer am @orabeno oes 5elo-
8uees Elm 9lanungs DETACHMENT
fir 5ibile Mngelegenbeiten. Cine ge-
ilaite 9eitanosatfnabme ser &orrdte
in unentbebrli6en 2ebenSmittell,
&leioungsitiiden uno dr5tli6en Silfs-
initteln ergob in5pii6en, Dab Don
Der @elumtbebolferung bon $500
900 runo 100000 bis 100000 sill
fe benotiaeu.
Amfseitapelte 3nfnbren
I'm oieien 8%eOiirfnilien begegnen
5u fonnen, bat uniere Irniee in greif-
carer @1be 3eritorter @ebiete 3u-
fubren aitfgeltnpelt. Sn einem Cell
Der bon Den @aiierten beiebten
@o6nbe3irfen lino 2ebensmittel
&leioungsltiide uno dr3tli6e Silfs-
mittel bereits perteilt moroer. SSn
3~uiammenar6eit nit Dem Yerional
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02
Mebnlidfeit

Ger ate Suber bate ein S0bn-
den pom &lapperltord gebradt be-
fommen. Gin Jrelino fragt i'm
SEA, &iiber, mem iiebt oenn Gurer
&laaner eigentlih Gbnlih?"
9arauf Der Suber: u@i no, iie bon
g'iagt, bun borne bets iebe mie lei
@ater, bun binne mie Die gang ga.
miliel"
Washington Journal., 1943-07-02

iuanote in Si3iliet m%it3uge6en. Sic
re0eten neiopoa BON Der S6onbeit
Si5iliens, ibren eigenen Grinnerun-
ger, oQ ben gerfpanoten, Die er tref-
fen, uno Dem @inorltd, ben er altf
lie MAIDEN miiroe. Sic trltgen ibnt
ale teionoere @riiBe an &oiario al-
follo ouf einen Der peligen 8ilrger
Don Wount 4aegro, Der 5uriidge-
manoert, ubeimgefebrt", lpar. Die
Snfels maren iebr traurig, Dab lie
nidt nit ibm reiien fonnten. Snfel
9uigi CAB inn einen Collar, oamit
er lid in Balernlo @ein falifen uto
beim Srinfen an i'm oenfen Ioae.
@arnnng Dor MniiOlini
Sur oie @ltern ma6ten lid title
Sorgen oariiber, oaB ibr Sobn NIT
Ieinen @nli6ten in llnannebmli6fei-
ten oeraten fonnte. Seine Mlltter,
Die idon lange mebr ame%rifaniiiert
par, ais iie iel6it ipuBte, Iagte sum
Mbidieo 81 ibm: Sci poriidtig, Ger
lanoo, uno idide mir Elm Sele-
gronm, falls Muiiolini sir irgeno-
melde S9nierigfeiten mad)tl
gfun, ieine ii8iliiden gerpanoten
maren itol5 auf i'm ais er tie belld)-
tie, neil er Elm Mmerifaner mar. Ole
gauge Belt mdbreno er bel ibnen
ipeilte, trugen lie ibre Sonntagsflei-
Dung, uno lpenn irgenoiemanO, Inn
ibm etipas 2obenoes 81 Iogerl, err
fldrte, oaB er mie elm Si5ilier ipre-
DIE, nabmen lie Dies oireft libel, neil
es in ibren augen iein Amerifaner-
tlm i6mdlerte. &ir5 beDor er mie-
Der abreiite, fam er nod nit Dem
alien Hoiario 9lfano %3uiammeL Der
erpi6t oarauf NOR, ii6 nit linn iiber
Amerifa 5u ~unterbalten. Hoiario
I6ien es gu ~beoaiiern, Ho6eiter lie
oerlaiien 81 baben. ugs lit bier
niht 10, mie i6 es por3ufinoen boff-
te", iagte er. Dlleber Dem gan5en
2anoe liegt es mie elm 4lborud, uno
Die Meni1en iino uigliidliher, ais
i6 iie ie in Grinnerung bate. Sc
Sen Gag perfludte id Ben Ailgen-
blid, in Dem ib oen gntidluB faBte,
9lmerifa 81 perlaiien."