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Evening star., 1943-12-21
This Changing World

The Germans threat Of their new
secret weapon appears to be taken
more seriously by the British than by
the American military observers.
Evening star., 1943-12-21

Alligator oil is being used as an
auxiliary fuel In Brazil. Applicants
for extra fuel here usually get ba-
mana oil.
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Red Thrust Begins

The expected Russian northern offen-
sive appears to be underway, in the
hinge" area of the northern front be-
tween Newell and Vitebsk. From present
Evening star., 1943-12-21
I'd Rather Be RIGHT

1t Is an odd thing, but the De Gaulle
movement to which we have given only
a grade B recognition, is going to turn
out to be the strongest of the "exiled"
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
Community Chest Drive
Plans Talked At Meet

The board Of directors Of the
Community War Chest, meeting
in the directors room Of the Viii.
mington Savings and Trust com.
pany Monday afternoon, reviewed
reports of the organization bud.
get committee concerning Chest
ALLEGATIONS to participating local
agencies and engaged in prelini.
nary discussion of campaign plans.
The board also authorized the
executive committee of the Chest
to study the proposed budgets and
to make final announcement Of
the goal and date of the Novem-
her campaign.
The drive next month will seek
funds not only for the 10 Whining
ton organizations, but also for the
National War Fund, through which
the work Of II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ing war agencies are financed.
The National War Fund goal for
the entire nation has been fixed
at $125, 100000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
TREASURY
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 10 -P)-
USDA)-Livestock:
Hogs steady. Top 14.40. Good and
choice 16O-25O lbs. IA. 40. 100-120 lbs.
1890. 120-140 lbs. 1910. 140-16O lbs.
|14.25. 25o-300 lbs. 14.15. 30o-350 lbs.
1890. Good sows under $50 Ibis
1910; 35o-5ooo lbs. 1890; over 500
lbs. 1910. Good stays 10.4o.
Cattle-about steady, Bulk of good
grass-fat steers sold Monday at
|13.80-14.00; good slaughter heifers
around 11.OO-12.OO. Good fat dairy
type COWS mainly 9.00-9.50, cut
tiers 100000, Gamers 5.00-6.5O.
Majority good heavy sausage bulls
1O.O0-10.50, medium grade 800
$50, common lightweight down to
ESQ. Vealers unchanged, good and
choice mostly 15.00-15.50; heavy
slaughter calves about steady at
|10.O0-12.00.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
fDR SEES DRIVE
AGAINST THE SEC
Member OF Group Resigns +;
New Expert Named
To Post

n,,sHTNGTON, Oct. 10. - up -
aos;den+ Roosevelt declared o.
F ~, that there was evidence of an
20: sercoyer effort in many parts
u,'D me country to get rid of the
" federal Securities Commission.
Mr. Roosevelt spoke OF a move
~ Eliminate the regulatory agen-
~ ~ announcing at a news con-
10y o ~ that Edmund Burke, Jr.,
I'.s resigned his membership on
', sa eFC and that he was nominal
; :,Is Robert X. McConnaughey to
succeed him.
Tho chief executive said Nc
..nnaughey knows his stuffs and
o ,ld he an excellent represen-
N4 on the SEC. He said the
,@ member may discover a de-
M. .,;+o mdercover effort to get rid
t u, +he agency and go back to that
W YnfI11 thing called the good old
lays.
The president, asked whether
~ could be more specific about
Sp efforts of which he spoke, said
10. 10 was merely providing tip on
,omething to look into. He sug-
,ssted scrutiny of the columns
i certain papers for the last few
months.
Burke resigned for what he term
II family reasons. and his resig-
s,;oo was accepted effective to-
lay. He had been with the SEC
more than eight years
McConnaughey has been in gov
,rment service for several years,
Though he practiced law in Day
IN Ohio. in 1887. Recently he has
,een deputy governor of the Farm
.redit Administration.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
Eight Men Haue Failed
To Report For Induction

Eight white men who failed te
report to city Draft Board No. l,
last Wednesday night for physical
examinations are requested to i'm.
mediately contact the board office
in the Tide Water Power company
building.
The men and their last known
addresses are:
Claude Norman Herndon, Jr.,
Carolina Beach; Bill Watson,
Princess ST.; James Alton Wilson,
918 N. 3rd St.; Donald Ebert Ham.
ilton, IT'S Castle St.; James Gar.
land Daniels, 615 Princess ST.;
Vance Edmund Neal, 107 N. 7th.
ST., Winter Park; Erwin Butler
Whitehurst, 10S S. 18th ST.; Wright
Plummer, Jr., Apt. B Court 8,
Lake Village.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
Marine Engineer Staff
To Be Honored At Meet

NEW RIVER. Oct. Fem
,1oves on the staff of Camp En-
5ineer 1t. Col. F. W. Hopkins will
soon enjoy a barbecue here at
Camp Lejeune as reward for its
outstanding record in going over
the top in the purchase OF war
bonds during the recent third war
loan campaign.
The civilian group, one of the
largest here, held competition
between departments for the sale
Of bonds. Rivalry was intense,
with electrical units vying with re-
migration units for first place.
The self-imposed quota for the
engineers force was $4,000. and
their total sales reached S25, $50.
Practically every employe of the
department participated, with
sales in one branch running as
high as sl05 per capita.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-tR-Hog re-
ceipts continued to gain today and
prices went down 10 to IS cents on
late trade. Strictly choice fed
steers and yearlings which were
;carce brought the top price of
1850. The sheep market was
generally Is cents off with moth
1g strictly choice offered.
With receipts of $4,000 hogs run
lng well ahead of last week S
9226 head and the 11,413 shipped
year ago prices dipped on all
Felghts. Good to choice 1870 to
70 Founders brought STATS at the
pehlhg, but later went down 10 to
, cents and weights under 1870
rounds were weak to rs cents off.
lows were 10 to Is cents less.
NoVe weights are declining sea-
onally.
The top cattle price was paid
Or strictly choice 1926 pound
teers with long yearlings next
Agnest at $3.50. Receipts were
we'll under yesterday, with $500
IS received here, compared to
Mondays 1859 run.
western and native lambs of
,ooo a quality brought S13.25 to
l4,0O
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
COMPLETES TRAINING

Donald Henry Hines, son of Mr.
and Mrs. l. A. Hines of RID. 2
Wilmington, has completed pre-
flight and primary training and
is now assigned to basic flight
training at the cambridge Army
Air Field, Georgia. as an aviation
cadet. Cadet Hines, who attended
N. c. State college, worked as 9
swimming Instructor before be-
coming an aviation cadet on Oct
80, 1912. His father is retired
captain of the engineering corps
and a brother is a lieutenant in
the air corps.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
LOCAL MERCHANTS
|PLAN FOR WINTER
Christmas Seasons Seized.
ule Is Outlined AT
Conference

John A. Sheehan, secretary Of
Retail Merchants association, an
nounced plans made for the
Christmas season by Wilmington
retailers following meeting Tues
day morning in the Tide Water
assembly hall.
For the benefit of Christmas
shoppers the stores here will re-
main open until 7 o'clock each
night Dec. II through "a. A week
end holiday will be observed Sat
urday and Sunday, Dec. Is and 26
and stores will reopen the follow
ing Monday.
The merchants made plans to
establish on Nov. 20 two wrapping
centers, if another than the one
at the chamber of commerce can
be located in the southern part
Of the city. The Christmas pack
age wrapping center at the cham
Der office will be opened in Novem-
Der in answer to the appeal by
the postoffice to mail parcels be-
fore Dec. 10. The center operated
there for the first time last year
was termed a great success with
thousands of packages being wrap.
ped.
A Committee of W. B. Berry,
chairman, George Hunt, Jr., and
A. B. Blake was named to select
the holidays to be observed by
Wilmington retail stores next year.
President c. K. Council is expected
to hear the recommendations in
two weeks.
The retailers voted to ask the
High school for 800 students to
work in local stores during the
Christmas season. At recent
meeting of the Distrihutive Educa-
ton committee of the Merchants
association with High school Off
Gals, assurance was given that
the students would be provided.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
ESTATE EVACUATED

NEW BERN, Oct. 19.-Valued
at $780, 900, the estate of the late
Joseph Orrirger, proprietor of the
Orringer Pickle company here.
was left chiefly to his widow and
their two sons, Leon R. Orringer
of New Bern and Harold Orrin-
ger, now of the United States
Army in the North African area.
Small requests were left to his
sisters and sister-in-law. Mrs. Or
ringer and Harold Orringer were
made executors.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
FINAL CURBS
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca. Oct. 19.-tR-
Turpentine 68 IA cents a gallon;
offerings 142 go gal. bbls); sales
ZOO gallons: receipts ia bar
rels; shipments two barrels stocks
43. 1854 barrels.
Rosin, QGG ID. drums). offer
ings 154 sales 154; receipts 426;
shipments SIS: stock 61,325.
Quote, B 3.11: D 3.42; E 500:
F 4.O3: G 403; H 4.O3: I 4.03; K
Ais; M 419: N 4.28; WIG 4.88:
WV $50; X $50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
ASSIGNED

Pvt. Kathleen Somersette
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J
Somersette OF Shallotte, has beer
assigned to 716th Wac Headquar
tiers company at Stockton Field
Calf. She was among the second
group of volunteers to enlist
through the Wilmington informa'
ton and filter center in August
1912, and received her basic train
ing at Fort Des Moines, Iowa, re
turning here in November.
Private Someisette was trans.
ferred to Camp Polk, La. in April
1913, for a few weeks before be.
ing assigned to Stockton Field
A graduate of Shallotte High
school, she made her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. Piner,
1910 Woolcott avenue, Wilmington,
before enlisting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
DEATH SENTENCE

CHATHAM, Oct. 10. -(P)- Ray
:loAo "oodall, 36-year-old Danville
ioEype operator, was sentenced
- us afternoon by Judge J. Turner
cement to die in the electric chair
~. november 26 for killing his sis
,e-.ln-la", Mrs. Charlie Giles.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
DIVORCE GRANTED

RENO, New, Oct. 19.-lR--Al-
bert W. billing, Chicago attorney,
received a divorce today from
Mrs. Elizabeth K. billing, author
of 1.-The Red Network" and other
books. Married in 1918, they sep.
arated last July.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
'|i''I'N'EK| M =
n WOMEN ~
: EK I'.'|||''|| : !

Lieut.. John
G.. Nall has
been assigned
to a BIS me.
dunn bomber
and sent to the
Greenville, S.
C.. bomber base
for additional
training. H e
recently spent
leave with his
parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. P
~ ~ - ~ ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
CHICAGO BUTTER-EGGS

CHICAGO Oct. 19.-lR-W FA)
Butter was firm today and I'm
changed at OPA ceilings.
Eggs were firm and unchanged
at OPA ceilings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
WALTON AT ATHENS

Pvt. John W. Walton. Jr., of
Wilmington, is now stationed at
the University of Georgia in Ath-
ems, where he is receiving train
ing in basic engineering under the
Army Specialized Training pro-
gram.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
TRANSFERRED

U. S. Mintz, Jr'
Bosun mate,
first class, son
or MIR. and
NJ r S. U. S.
Mintz of 710
Caldwell ave.
nue., has been
t r a n S f erred
from Miami,
Fla, to sea
duty. He spent
leave at home
recently 70 r
the first time
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
REPORTS

Aviation Cadet James Bryant
Hinnant, yr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Hlnnant of 6 Northern
Boulevard, recently reported to
Carlstrona Field near Arcadia,
Fla. to begin his primary pilot
training in the Army Air Forces.
He will take nine weeks primary
training there.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
WOUNDED IN ACTION
PFC. Gordon

PFC. Gordon
B. Marshburn
was seriously
wounded in the
South Pacific on
Sept. 7 and is
now a patient in
an overseas hos
pital. according
to information
j u s t received
from the War
Department by
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20

MARSHBURN his mother Mrs.
Annie S. Marshburn of Wilmington.
The Wilmington soldier has par
ticipated in several major battles
since being sent overseas last Oct.
Is.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
Eczema Iichinq?
Burning, Distress Gets

Burning, Distress Gets
Quick Ease and Comfort
During the past Is years thousands ct
bottles of Moone's Emerald OIL have
been sold for troublesome externally
caused skin conditions
Get small original bottle Of Emerald
Oil and use as directed. You'll get relief
quicker than you ever expected-aidinA
nature. its sentative and emollient ac1
ton helps promote faster healing. Ae&
today-satisfaction or money back.
FUTRELLE'S PHARMACY
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20

in more than two years. Mintz
received his training at the Nor
folk training station in 1889. He
is a graduate of New Hanover
High school.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
Ono, u;ob Vow C1oce
RAI,EJGHIJVESTOCK

RALEIGH, Oct. 19.-lR-(NCDA
Hog markets steady, with tops
of 14.40 at Richmond and 1925 at
Rocky Mount.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
REPORTS FOR DUTY

Second Lieut.. David A. Bruck,
Army Air Corps, former staff SUI
pervisor for the North Carolina
Shipbuilding company, has report
ed for duty at Hunter Field, Sa-
vannah, Ga. Enlisting as an avia-
ton cadet on Sept. 30, 1912, at
Camp Davis, Lieutenant Bruck re-
ceived his commission at Yale Uni
versity on Sept. -, 1913.
Prior to entering the service,
he graduated from Newton High
school, Elmhurst, Long Island, N.
Y, and received his B. S. degree
in engineering from Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, Mass, in 1941. His
wife, Mrs. Jean Bruck, now re-
sides in Scarsdale, N. Y.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10. -(P)-
Hedge selling overbalanced trade
buying in cotton futures here to-
day and the market closed steady
20 cents a bale lower to cents
hiohar
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
;.Gs;i;;S;;iE;;i.i

2. Wilmington, following gradua-
ton from the Army Air Corps
school at Turner Field, Albany,
Ca, where he received his wings
and was commissioned a second
lieutenant.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
NEW ORLEANS SPOT

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 19.-lR-
Spot cotton closed steady 20 cents
bale lower. Sales 3,178, low
middling 1911; middling 20.11;
good middling 2o.56. Receipts A.
IT'S; stock 1886
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
MIDDLING

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 19.-lR-
The average price of middling IS
16 inch cotton today at ten desig-
mated Southern spot market was
10 cents a bale lower at 2027
cents a pound; average for the
past 80 market days 20.40; mid
ding 7-8 inch average 1925.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Ocr. 10. - (Pl -
Cotton futures closed S to 20 cents
A bale lower today in quiet deal
ings. :,
At the finish prices were at the
lowest levels of the session. de-
clining on easiness in grain We
lues and sympathetic liquidation.
Trading was quiet because of the
absence of new incentives from
within the industry and rejecting
uncertainty over the subsidy ques-
ton.
Futures closed Gold contracts)
5 to 20 cents bale lower.
Open High Low Close
Dec POLL 2O.13 zoos 2008 off
Meln = 1896 1898 1898 1924 off l
May 1888 1896 1879 1879 off 4
Jly 1871 1878 1858 1857 off 3
Middling spot 20.95n, off 3.
n-Nominal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
RALEIGH POULTRY

RALEIGH, Oct. 19.-lR-(NCDA)
Egg and poultry markets at Ra-
leigh steady to firm, with light
receipts; U. S. grade AA large
graded white) So; hens, all
weights, % to Is.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20

CHARLOTTE SPOT
CHARLOTTE, Oct. 10. - Up -
Spot cotton 2075.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-20
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

Middling spot 20.95n, off 3.
n-Noninal,
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gene @o6e cine anoere, ploblidb not,
tpenoig getporoene arbeit 5l1. TIMER
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ser Sraftor tpieoer eebraubsfabig.
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men lire ean5e 3eit unb S6affens-
fraft in slniprud. gm Weittpoh
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fauen fantt. Dieielben iino aber fei,
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slu6 oieies Sriibiabr tuurben iie in
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freie 3eit 5ur Snitanoietung ibres
8au Diamon6s. Die 2eaeue lit fdon
lebr seidaftig uno Die Spieler baben
gum eroBen @enuB Ser 3uidauer BE-
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MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

8ir baben tpobl ME cine 10 erobe
&6lte erfabren, als bel Der neuli6en
fl1r5en &eiie, oie mir &ep. Sungbaus
in Sra5ee, Wfinn., abltatteten.
8ir tpuroen au6 an Sbnee, 8ino
uno Inter guu=@etter erinnert beim
@mpfang zines S6reibens bon Min=
nelota, oatiert bonn 5. Wai:
u@inliegeno einen 8lanf Gbed.
5iilen sic benielben aus nit Ser
Summe, tpelbe BEN $1,000 Goal
Suno gum Mbi6luB brinet.''
Selbltberl ltdnbli9 5ogerten tpir
ni6t Iange, Sen 8efebl aus5ufiibren.
Seitoem itnb nod meitere 8eitrase
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|Gelatibeso Ser Mr1nee. Sbr Sobn babe
i'm beauftragt, $110 ooer $1.25
ie nadl Sen Gamilienumitanoen elm
sufaiiieren, tpeldes @elo oa5u be-
itimmt Iei, Dem Soloaten BEL ieinem
Iebten ltrIanb bor. Dem Ibtransporl
nod neberlee bic Seimreiie 5n erleid-
tern. Natiirlib falen Die meiiten
Sranen barauf berein, geben oas @elo
nno ertparten lire 2ieben, Die = ME
fomnen. @enn fie Damn an BEN Col
oaten idreiben, ftellt ftd Der S6pin-
oel beraus. Das &adet arbeitet bisber
nur in 8roofIDn.
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Salt uno itiirmiib mar Ser 8inter,
2aunenbaft ielbit ser Ipril,
Iber fon1nlt Der Wfai oabinter
Slieben fie babon eatt5 1till.
l1eberau erItebt bas 2ebe1l
Neu beriiingt in 8erg uno Sal,
@el9 Elm &eimen, &nolpen, Stre-
ben
8rinet per Maienionne Strabl!
Eauie1lb 8linlein farbenpra6tig
SprieBen ouf, oaB fte 5ur 3eit
Suloigen Der SSungfrau md6tia
Oenn Ser Mai lit ibr eetpeibt.
B0glein flieeen ouf uno nieoer
ueben cine neue 8eii';
Wo6ten nur sic i60niten 2ieber
SriIlern at Mariens Breis. =.
Sino oie Soften ettpas ibmierig
8eben ite Die S6ndblein fein;
gue iino ite lernbegierig,
Denn es gilt Der Sungfrau Breis.
8alo nno Sluren aub ii6 5eigen
l1ns i'm 11euen Geitgetpano.
geein i6 fann ni6t ldnger idspei-
gen
8er brinst iol6e Sreuo' ins 2ano9
Borber alles falt uno ipdrlib,
l1nb nun ib0nite Bliitenpradt.
Seit Maria fam, tits berrlid,
sic bat rns bas Seil gebradtl
- 8rotber Soiepb.
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eingetroffen, iobaB Der Goal Gunb
nun $10O6.5O betrdgt.


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mes @etter parten, iblieBen mir ben
Goal Sumo nit bel1tiger gnnmer ab
uno ipreben alien, Die oasn beigetra-
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bore Siepen gebenfen 5l1 tpoaen mel
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gang 1888 Ities 81 einem fur5en 8e-
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mir lieber $50 Bunfte anitatt $3.50
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geieblid, bic $50 Bunfte an5uneb-
men, uno iiberoies n1o6ten mir Dem
@eber beritdern, oab mir unter allell
l1m1t4noen - iotpie au6 uniere 2eier
- Der garIumme bon $3.50 ben 8or-
5ug geben.
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giner berielben ipollte miiien, OBJ mir
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Bombs ri6tig reeiitriert perben al,f
Sen Namen:
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81 Corporation
Bortbington, Ohio
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Die 8ebolferung Suneiiens lit TIM
olles uno ieoes bon ben gea5i beraubt
tporoen uno bie 9eottpenoigfeit fit
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Sperationen tpieoer in Gang befom-
men baben.''
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Cine @ruppe eineeborener &ran-
fenidpeitern, tpelde in Der ,,Nuries'
Sirit Mib"-Sdule Der ct. gin5ents-
i6peitern bon Der 81. Samilie in
Haipalpinoe in ssS11oien berangebiloei
tporben iino, tparen oes 2obes bod
fir oie S6tpeitern. ,gs tit feiness
regs iibertrieben'', erflarten oie Die
gnitalt berlafienoen gingeborenen,
,>tpenn mir erfldren, oaB 'bie S6pe=
itern uns 5l1 tpabren 9ienerinnen Der
Meni6beit eemadt baben. @ir be-
tra6ten ite als bie tpirfli6e 9tad'
foleerinnen bon Slorence geiebtin-
gale"
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Gin tide6oiloipafii6er Sdriftiet-
ger bat in elmer Runofnnfmitteilune
hei6rieben, tpie bie 9r1derei Der poll
|niiben l1ntergruno5eitung u@los
golifi" (Die Stimme Bolens) bon
Ser @eitapo entbedt murbe. 9ie gsa5i-
bean1ten iparfen iofort Sanogranaten
our6 oie Seniter uno eri6oiien 63
Mdnner, Srauen nno &inoer IN ben
Na6barbauiern. +
Mber na6 einer fur5en Banie be-
eannen Die 3eitil.ngen pieoer 5u er@
i6einen., gr ielbit, 10 er5dblt Der 8e-
ri6teritatter, iet bon Ser @eltapo ges
foltert tporoen. @s gibt 200 iolber
ltntererunb5eitungen in gtortpegen,
80 in Bolen, 90 int 8elgien uno biele
in anbern bon oen Na5i beiebten 2d1l=
bern.
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Stimme bes &plfes fir bas
sSpIepbinnm

Sd bate 5u bren bes I'll. Soiepb
$500 beriproden, tpenn ,1ns in elmer
groben @eloberleeenbeit eebolfen
1piiroe. 8unoerbar iit 1ms eeboIfen
1poroen. Gin 0ollar gum 0anf, bab
Ger fl. SSoiepb meinem Mann 5u Ell
ner beiiern arbeit perbolfen bat. :.
= 81. st., 81.
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geiliegeno idide ib Sbnen einc
tleine @abe bon IS, bic Sie nod S.
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rem @utoiirtfen pertpenben fonne1t.
Die @abe lit our Danfiagung fiir Die
@rborung elmer Bitte. Mrs. S. g.,
Gan.
X X X
einIiegeno idide id Sbnen cine
@abe bon 80 fir Die armen Stuoens
ten. Danf Ser Siirbitte Der FL. Weut-
ter @ottes, bes fl. Soiepb uno Ser
|Mrmen Seelen, lit meine 8itte erb6rt
tporben. - 6. st., Sc. 9.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-19

SoI6atenmItter iperben Dor einem
S6pinblerfoniortiun1 'geparnt, oas
inn ean5en 2anoe, beionoers I'M Often,
unter 3ubilfenabme ser @rmeenn,=
form sic 2ei6teldubisfeit bon Sreun-
ben uno Miittern Ser einge5ogenen
Solbaten ausbeutet. @emobnlif er=
i6eint elm Sergeant Gallagher BET
Iol6en Srauen unb erflart, er let ein
Meitalieo Der Srganiiation vSoloier=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-19

- 9ie meiiten Wei9en tun @utes,
als Oh iie Steuern 5ablten. ...
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Trettteae 3n Gbren bes
81. Sobannes 8osco
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