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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-12

ton program is being completed far later than wished for. It was 76 per cent completed as of Nov. 1.
 3. Still ahead are the production problems of expanding the rubber industry to process synthetic rub- Der and expanding of allied indus tries to produce sufficient rayon cord for heavy duty tires, carbon blacks and other materials neces- sary in the making of rubber goods. 4, The next six to nine months will be the most difficult.
 5. Solution oi the rubber crisis will depend on management, labor, scientists, engineers and the utmost of self-sacrificing cooperation by all rubber users.
 BALANCE SHEET
 Striking a summarized balance sheet that tells the complete story of supply and demand for the next year, the report reveals that by De- cember 3l, l944, the national stock pile of both synthetic and crude rubber may be as low as 15l, ,000 long tons, or approximately only half years requirements for mill tary uses alone. All the figures fol- lowing are in long tons:
 l943 1944 Inventory, Jan. l.. 443,0OO 205,O00 New supplies:
 Crude imports .. 6O,000 8l.O0O Synthetic ..,..... 2S3,0OO 81S,O0O
 - ------ TOTAL ...... 736,0OO 1,lO4,OO0 Requirements for
 year .,.....,.... 53l,O0O 953,0OO
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Tindal>Wall
Wedding

From Hampton. Va, comes news
of the marriage in that city of Mr..
Levy Rhame Tindal, III, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Levy Rhame Tindal, jr.,
Of this city, to Miss Harriet Euphra-
sia Wall, daughter of Mrs. John
Robert Wall of Hampton and Ma
con, Ga.
The ceremony took place Wednes-
day afternoon in the Hampton Pres
byterian Church with the Rev. r.
M. Engle officiating, and there were
no attendants, the couple entering
the church together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tindal. jr., parents
OF the bridegroom were present at
the wedding and others from out of
town were Miss Mary Connell and
Miss Edna Zuber of Macon, Ga.
Tan crepe trimmed with lace was
worn by the bride with a corsage of
pink resebuds, and for travelling she
wore a suit of brown linen with beige
accessories
Mr. and Mrs. Tndal will make
their home at 40 Mitchell road,
Hampton.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

Elizabeth Lawrence. Mrs. Simons
plans to return here shortly, but the
two boys will remain in Dunn for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trueman Smith
their children. Barbara and Paul,
and Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. Rich
ard James, are returning this week
end from Westminster, Md, where
they spent a week on a farm the
Smiths recently purchased and to
which they plan to move after the
war.
Mr.. J. Wilson Dodd of Takoma
Park left during the past week for
Los Angeles, Calf, to join Mrs. Dodd
who Is visiting their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Man.
suy. On Thursday Mrs. Dodd will
sponsor and christen the Liberty
ship, the Charles Alexander War
field, named for one of Marylands S
Revolutionary War leaders, of whom
she is direct descendant.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Many Visitors
Are in Southern
Maryland Places
= Miss Mary Wathen
Is Vacationing
With Her Parents

+ LEoNARDTOWN, Md, June 19.-
miss Mary Genevieve Wathen of
Washington is spending her vaca-
.tion with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ignatius Wathen, at OakviIe.
Mrs. Vernon Padgett, who has
sbeen spending the past few weeks
on a Northern tour, returned to her
fhome in La Plata today.
Mrs. Harold Swami of La Plata
is spending June with relatives in
[Yardley, Pa.
| Sergt. Allison Wilmer of Fort
iMyer is spending his furlough with
Ibis mother, Mrs. L. A. Wilmer.
| Miss Ellen Leigh Broun is spend
ling her vacation with her parents,
lMr. and Mrs. Bascom Broun, after
lattending school in Baltimore.
Miss Anne Hedgeman Schwab,
who has been attending Hood Col
ilege, is spending her vacation at
iher home in La Plata.
Miss Helen Gibson of Washington
lis spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Glib
,son, at Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Bowen of
IPlum Point have with them for
week Mrs. Roland Hayden and fam
lily of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Carey of
Solomon Island have with them
for their vacation Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Carey and family of Wash
;ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Beale and
family, who have been making their
home in Leonardtown for the past
winter, moved back to their estate
at Davidsonville today.
Pfc. Louis L. Goldstein is spend
ing his furlough with his family
in Prince Frederick.
Mrs. Nellie R. Barnes of WASH
.ington is spending two weeks with
her grandmother, Mrs. Boyd Har-
desty, in Prince Frederick
Miss Ann Crawford of Washing
ton is spending her vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Crawford, in Port Republic. She
has with her as her house guests
Mrs. George Goodrich and Miss
Nancy Nuel of Washington.
Mrs. Harvey Elliott of Solomons
Island entertained Tuesday evening
at a tea.
Mrs. J. c. Webster of Solomons
Island entertained Thursday eve
ming at bridge.
Corpl. William A. Grierson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Grierson of
North Beach, is spending his leave
with his parents. This week end
their second son, Pvt. Albert R.
Grierson of Beitsville, is also visiting
his parents
Mr.. A. Dana Hodgdon. former
American consul to Berlin, and Mrs.
Hodgdon have settled at their
estate at Maddox. where Mr. Hodg-
don plans to develop his farm lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon B. Gibson
Of Huntingtown have with them for
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Maj, Mrs. Hillman
Hosts at Dinner

Maj. and Mrs. William OBJ. Hill
man entertained at dinner last
week at their home in North Ar
lington. Their guests were: Maj
Harold R. Reifsnyder, Mrs. w. P.
Hepburn, wife of 1t. Comdr. Hep
burn, and her daughter, Miss Eliz-
abeth Hepburn of Alexandria; Mrs.
Peter Blankevoort and her daugh-
ter. Miss Gertrude Blankevoort, of
Seattle. Mrs. Blankevoort and Miss
Blankevoort are the mother and
sister of Mrs Hepburn, whose house
guests they have been for the past
two months.
Maj. Hillman left Friday for
Camp Lee, Va, where he will spend
10 days attending maneuvers.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Mildred E. Taylor
Wed in Sarasota

Miss Mildred E. Taylor of this
city and Mr.. James r. Sears of
Casper, Wyo., were married in Sara
sofa June 7.
Mr. Sears is the son of Mrs. E. A.
Boyer Of Casper and his bride Is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Tay-
lor of Washington.
Miss Virginia Nolan Of this city
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Miss Eileen Berry
Is Engaged

The engagement of Miss Eileen
Berry of Guelph, Canada, to Staff
Sergt. James Auld of the British
Army, whose home is Glasgow,
Scotland, has been announced.
This announcement was made at
q dinner party given by Mrs. Fred
erick A. l.. Charlesworth in Alex
andria for a number of Canadians
and members Of the British Army
staff now stationed in Washington.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
Visiting Son

Mrs. George Carter of Alexandria
formerly of Chester, Pa, is in Mime
apolis for several weeks, where she
is visiting her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter
and their young son.
Mrs. James Phillips, daughter of
Mrs. Carter. is now making her
home with her mother and sister
Miss Anne Carter, while 1t. Phillips
is on active duty.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
SCENE:
Summer 1o43

. Let Helen prepare you
for your port in the summers
scene. The shops ore foirIy
buIsins with Coy new clothes
TO wear in, on or around the
woter-on the form. and in
your own boek yord-in your
office-for luncheon in TOWN.
for dining under the stors.
. A perfect summer word
robe is on ochievement-ond if
you eIonee through todoy's COL
umn you'll find an infinite num-
Der of right" things for oil
oceosions-with price toes thot
won't shotter your illusions.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

conditioned salon give you your
start into summer. If you're rushed
for time-be beautified on your
lunch hour-and enjoy your sand
wich under the dryer. 1923 CONN.
AVE. Phone DE. 58ll. Bethesda
Shop: 7248 Wisconsin Avenue.
Phone OIL. 1915.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

the summer their daughter. Miss
Margaret Gibson, who has been at
tending Hood College.
Mr.. Ralph Ellsworth Hinman has
returned to Green Gables after
spending two weeks in Annapolis.
Miss Alma Hughes Hardness re-
turned last evening from Hood Col
lege to her home in Mutual and
was accompanied by Miss Helen
Murray of Charleston, w. Va, and
Miss Nan Breadmore of Salem,
Ohio, who will spend a few weeks
as her house guest
Evening star., 1943-06-20

summer days. If you plan to dine
before The Water Gate Concerts
plan to arrive at the INN by 6:45-
so that you can dine leisurely and
walk the short distance to the barge
in comfort. Take any Penn. Ave.
street car-get off at Washington
Circle. walk bit down New Hamp-
shire Avenue-and there you are.
Located at the river and 27th
Street. Water Gate Inn is the only
Washington restaurant connected
with Normandy Farm. Phone
RE. 1868.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

on LQc I1Ver.
Just a hop,
S kip a n d
jump from
the Concert
Barge and
I he m os t
W o n d erful
p ! a c e to
lunch or dine
[ hese hot
Evening star., 1943-06-20

mer 1un ana COM
fort. Pinaf eS.
Play suits. Sun
suits in two and
three piece styles,
G arden slac k S.
Shorts. Shirts. An
exciting light-hearted
collection - priced
from 81 to s8.95.
You'll find them all
Evening star., 1943-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Strickler
Shade announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Betty
Virginia Shade, to Aviation
Cadet Charles Webster johnson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. ONeal
Makemson johnson of Bethesda.
Miss Shade attended Lime
stone College at Gaffney, S. c.,
and the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill and is
member of Pi Beta Phi.
Cadet Johnson was graduated
from Randolph Macon Academy
at Front Royal and attended
Duke University, Durham, N. C.
The wedding will take place in
the early fall.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

s H Q e 8
a n d htted
o n ! y b y
M r. c. E.
TURNER in
w ashington.
These Won
derful shoes
2 We yo u
perfect sup
pol TT a n d
af~f
Evening star., 1943-06-20

t | m e S. $40.
IL reducing
m a c h ines,
cabinet and
shower, 10
t i m e S, SIS.
Ten h a | f.
hour m a S.
sages " / t h
steam cabi-
Evening star., 1943-06-20


C O n di ! oned
comfort of the
H o u 8 e o I
Emile" and
have the cool
satisfaction Of
knowing tina t
you are putting
your head into
fr,,sfaH hordr
Evening star., 1943-06-20
ROSS.
SATURN

heels-and are priced at 1896. II
you're in uniform-no matter what
branch of the service, ROSS
SATURN will give you a 1870 dis
count on any shoes you buy-and
there are plenty of chic trim walk
ing shoes to choose from. You'll
also find those popular "SAKS
FIFTH AVENUE discontinued''
footwear-and other shoes from
famous manufacturers-priced at
remarkable savings. Priced from
s5.95 10 sl095-formerly up to
Sl875. Sizes to 10. Widths
AAAA to c. 1923 CONN. AVE.
Half block below Dupont Circle.
Open daily am. to pm; from
9 am. tc 9 pm. Thursdays. Air.
conditioned
Evening star., 1943-06-20

block, b ut at
different a d =
dresses and
each h a S in
Vulnerable din
ing rooms-all
delightfully."- air
conditioned. Go
for luncheon
60. Il
Evening star., 1943-06-20

UTAH a luS-
I 70 U S e X
quisite per-
m a n e n t.
and an easy
to = manage,
I | a t t e r ing
coifure. Let
t he h a ir
S t y ! lists in
this delight
4 II
Evening star., 1943-06-20

for supper Go after the show or
party. It's one Of the most popular
places in town-and serves the
most varied seafoods, so beautifully
prepared that every bit of tempting
flavor is brought out Ask to sit
at the Captains table or the
ships cabin or any of the other
ships parts. You'll love everything
about the places-the food, the
atmosphere. the cool comfort. 1921
e ST. 1907 E ST.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

oilOp. SUp
/ n a n d
choose your
d r e S S e S in
air condi-
toned COM
fort. It's a
Joy to try
c o thes on
there and
feel cool and
Evening star., 1943-06-20

days. Use your
No. l8 shoe ra-
ton coupon for
a pair of air
cooled m e S h
shoes Cillust-
trated h ere).
They come in
black, blue and
brown with
high or medium
Evening star., 1943-06-20

= IL v - lt-
Gated on the
3 I'd or
(suite 307).
N a t on a |
Press Build
ing. One-of
a kind sum-
mer dresses
or junior
and misses
Evening star., 1943-06-20

you've ever had. They're hard to
get these days-but the three smart
girls 1T THE TOP FOUNDER, Ray
Ricard, Marjorie Booth and Jane
Arn1strong-still serve huge, thick,
juicy hamburgers made of choice
prime beef. grilled to your taste,
and worth every penny of soc.
Other specialties are a crisp tossed
salad and a rich chocolate cake.
You are served by swift bar mes
senger-and can drop in for a quick
snack anytime Of the day or eve
ming. Open from IL am. to 2 am.
this spot is popular for snacks at
luncheon, dinner. supper-and in
between. Located Just west Of
Connecticut Avenue-l735 L ST.
NV,
Evening star., 1943-06-20

P A N Y. They
will repair in
visibly any moth
h o l es. cigaret
burns or snags
in q favorite
coat. suit or
d r e S. T " o
methods: In
weaving and re-
weaving. A n d
Evening star., 1943-06-20
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" For FAIR OR FOUL
WEATHER" are
the play clothes assembled at L.
FRANK COMPANY for your sum-
Evening star., 1943-06-20

lasting comfort. The Plastic In
sole" when softened on the Electro
Conformer, solidifies as 1t moulds
itself to the exact contour Of each
foot. Not heavy, ugly, corrective
shoes-good heavens, no! CON-
FORMAL SHOES (for men and
womenD are really good looking
and perfect for all the walking we
all have to do these days. The shoe
shop is little hard to find-but
we'll worth the effort. Take the
elevator to second floor of the
FRANKLIN BLDG. Now, remem-
Der! Franklin Building - across
from the Capitol Theatre. 1927
F ST. Phone RE 6os9.
" ONE OF THE MOST EN-
CHANTING PLACES"
In towns the WATER GATE
INN located right in town, yet
Evening star., 1943-06-20

in & little
spot you
S / t in a
hig1 chair
and enjoy
the m os t
d e Ii cious
hamburrers
Evening star., 1943-06-20

and Fay Brooks has hand-picked
each model herself. Cool cottons,
icy sheers and summer crepes.
Priced from Ss.95. 14th and F SITS.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

3" FooTNoTEs FOR SUM-
'' MER!" ROSS SATURN
has shoes as light as feathers-and
Evening star., 1943-06-20
AryumQ' &e Twn
A AA<x with 44eQems

d" KEEP AS COOL AS A
CUCUMBER" while
getting one of the original COLD
PERMANENTS-at EMuE'S. Re-
Evening star., 1943-06-20

For EMILE Is the originator of the
COLD WAVE in Washington-and
gives the original "Circlette" and
Wanda" waves in his salon.
Quickly. comfortably and safely the
Cold Wave successfully curls hair
that has never before taken a good
permanent. No electrical, chemical
or dryer heat is used A Cold Wave
will coax the finest of hair into soft
curls, the baby-flne hair at the nape
Of the neck is turned into ringlets.
Make an appointment for a test
curl without obligation. 1921
CONN. AVE. Phone ,DI. 1916.
d" GO MINUS A e1RDLE."
But first reduce in
spots at ANNE KELLY'S. Spot
reducing machines and exercise, 20
Evening star., 1943-06-20

was the maid Of honor and Mr.. A. G.
Seymour of Sarasota was the best
man.
The couple plan to make their
home in Casper.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
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refreshed all the while. Besides,
there's wonderful collection of
dark sheers, frosty pastels. and COL
orful cottons-in sizes for juniors
and misses. Call Susan Joy" at
MA. 1858. SIT 18th ST.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

Comdr. and Mrs. H. L. Spain
announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Dolores
Spain, to 1t. Wiley Pope Mont
gomery, U. 8. N. r., son Of Mrs.
John Brevard Montgomery Of
Atlanta and the late Mr.. Mont
gomery.
Miss Spain Is a granddaughter
of the late Mr.. Henry T. Otter
dinger.
The wedding will take place
October IS.
Evening star., 1943-06-20

on the lrst Hoor-delightfully air
conditioned for your comfort. r
ST. at 18th.
L" GIVE THE WEATHER.
MAN A COLD SHOUIr
DER" says SUSAN JOY, calling
from BRESLAU, The Friendly
Evening star., 1943-06-20
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4" GROOMING GOES TO
YOUR HEAD" at
HEADS OF CONNECTICUT AVE
NUE.. Nothing sets girl up r4ors
Evening star., 1943-06-20
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" IF YOU'RE A REALIST
ABOUT FINANCES
and fashion, you'll bless the skilled
weavers at the STELOS CON-
Evening star., 1943-06-20
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S25 Ten one-hour treatments
with Swedish massage, $35. 1929
r ST. MA. 1856.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
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&" THE CLOSEST YOU'LL
GET TO HEAVEN.
will be in high chair at THE TOP
FOUNDER. For at that enchant-
Evening star., 1943-06-20
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&c. YoU1L BLESS THEIR
SOLES" especially
II they're PLASTIC INSOLES,
found only in RMAL
Evening star., 1943-06-20
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U THERE'S NO CHARGE
FOR ALTERATIONS"
-. . when you choose your dresses
at FAY BROOKS little studio dress
Evening star., 1943-06-20
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" Downtown OASIS :.
is O'DONNELL'S SEA
GRILL" This large seafood res
taurant occupies two large build
ings in the same
Washington Journal., 1943-12-24
2entider enftansriff arf Safem OOn
Bari mar Derbeeren0

@tDns beripdtet ber0ffentli1te
infer @aibingtoner &riegsamt einen
8eridt iber ben fiir3li9en oeuti9en
5liegerqngriff auf einen aIiierten
@eleit5ug i'm Safen bon 8ari at
Der italienii6en 0Itfiiite, tpobei II
8anpfer Derienft nuroen.
gttua 80 beuti6e Bomber fiibr-
ten, fuie ieBt befanntgeee6en ipuroe,
am friiben @6eno oes 2. DECEMBER
einen acknowledgements auf
Bari aus, mo elm aaiierter &onboi
Dor @nfer lag, Der am Gage por-
Der eingetroffen mar. Sci Dem 4n-
griff tp1roen II 59iffe Ser 8erem=
ten NationerL oarltnter flint ameri-
faniide, berienft uno etma 1000
8erionen getotet ODER bertpunoet.
9ie amerifaniiden S9iffe batten
MIR 81 Marn 8erluIte.
Mangel an 5lug5eugabpebr, Dor
aIem an Sag0flug5eugen, begiinitig-
te Die Gngreifer, oie iebr nieorig
flogen unb lire 8omben 6aber nit
GROCER @enauigfeit abtperfen fonn-
ten. 9ie iiber oiefen @neriff aus
g~egebenen Snformationen un0 Die
@%rfldrutgen oes &riegsiefretdrs
Stimion auf ieiner Hreiietonferena
entbieIten ni6ts iiber bic @erluIte.
Die BEN Gngreifern aitgefiigt tplroen.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-24
Tarbige ,,SOfens"
anitatt &atinnentupOns
sic uerScn &ntiOniernnssbnd &r. 4
erieken
lErom ths Common council Ior Unityl

From the Common Council for Unity
Rote uuo 6lale nSofens" fir
&otionen nit einem @erte BON 1e
einem 9untt werOen pom Dem
Office Of 9rice Administration"
Mnfana 0es buIo beginnenOen Sab
res 1914 in llmIauf geiebt. Sic
ltno ais cine Art BON o@ehielgelO"
fiir Sic aitpons 0es &ationierungs.
budes ger. 4 SIT benuselt. &ngebo'
te fir bic SerIteautg oieier 8ert-
uno @edielmarfen-400 0tiaioneIt
bIoue u1O 500 Ntiaionen rote-
iinS bereits bel Dem office for
GmergeRcp arrangement" eingegor-
oen. Bon oieier lit DorgelHriebei1
morOen, ooB sic oEofens" aus pla-
Itiihesn Stoff genta6t DerOen mil :
len, 6as nift unter &riegs- %riori-
tdten f1Gt, uito ooB lie ettpos gro
her ais elm yNifel@ uno etrpas flei-
ner oIs ein .auarter" lem Ioaen.
Die ySofens~ neroen BON ben
@eiddftsleuten 0a5u benubt, arf
neutrality-suspicious. geitnr 10 ber-
ous5ugebeil, mie tie nit &lein9elo
oitf @eIoideine beruiisgeben. 9iele
@ertrnarfen per0en nidt ON EN-
@iiltigfeitsoatum ~gebunoen lettt
un0 fonnen oaber ieOer5eit benust
peroen. 9ie blauen 0Sofens" fper-
Oen als 8eAielmnrfen fir Die &on-
Ierpenfupons Oienen, Die rotten
.Sofens" ais @edielmorfen fir ollie
rationierten 5leii9- uno 6etttparen,
alto aud fir Butter, Safe uip.
Sobalo oieIe nSofens~ maf benz
Wenrft erideinen, perOen ale &n-
pons nnbei6aoet Hires %bisberigen,
linen oufgeorudten @ertes, einen
neilen @inbeitsmert BON 10 8unften
bro &upon erbolten. Ser &Gilfer
rationierter @oren reiBt Oann ein-
faf elm ODER mebrere &upons aus
Ieinem &otionierungsbu6 beraus, ie
nadoem, tpie bod Die 8unft5abl Der
betrefferoen @are lit, un0 erbGlt
bon Dem SAMPLER nSofens" fir ben
reitIiden @%egentpert. I'm 0os an
einem geiipiel flar gu madden: Ser
&unoe mill Elm 8funb einbeimii6en
Safe f~altfen oas einer @ert bon s
Iunften bat. Ser <i1oe gi6t Dem
2aoeninba6er alio &uponS I'M
@erte BON 10 8rnften uno erbdlt
als y8ehielgelo" 2 uSofens" ber-
aus, uno 5mur 3wei rote @ertmar-
fen. 3ieie fam er oann ~ieOer5eit,
gan5 gleif, mann Die &uponS abb
Washington Journal., 1943-12-24
gerbii9e aOpfi9mer5en
in Megbptens 9anptitaOt
&6nis Setter gesen Mnerfennnng
ySitDs"

@dbreno Die aqiierten Stats
manner in unmittelbarer N6be &ai-
ros nelili6 lire 3uiammenfiinfte
nit maBgebenoen @bineien, Eiirfen
uno 4rabern pflegten, gaben ii9 Die
oortigen Sugoilatuen oergeblide
Wiiibe, al ben @errn gbur9ia uno
Nooiepelt iopie 5u ibren 8eratern
3ugang 81 peridaffen. @lei9 ben
berbeigeeilten englii9en uno ameri=
fanii6en 8eri6teritattern, muBten
iie iib 0amit abfinoen, nit feinen
Der anipeienoen oliierten Gtaats-
Ieute in peri0nli9e 8eriibrung gu
fommen. l1no bod batten 6ie Mit-
gIieoer Der iugoilapii9en @rilregie-
rnng in &airo 10 piel, oas ibnen
auf Dem Ser5en lag uno oas nod
ibrem gra9ten Inn bertrauli6e @us-
lpra1e NIT 9errn Churchill uno
Hooiebelt orangte.
Sin sebarniidter Sruteit
SdIieBlid griff Ser iunge 9eter
BON SugoiIatDien in grmangelune
Der eriebnten @usiprade gu einem
gebarniidten i6riftli9en 9roteit ge.
gen einige Der iiingiten @orfomm.
niiie in ieinem ungIiifli1en &0nig-
reide.
SIN Namen ieiner grilreeierune
proteitierte er energii9 gegen Die
giloung elmer &tmpfregierung, oes
iogenannten Nationalen 8efreilngg-
States, our6 General Soiip 8ro5
(9ito) un6 Or. Span &ibar inner
baIb Sligoflatpiens.
Gie 8iloung oieier @egenreeie.
rung NOR eben bonn frei-iugoilatpi-
iden Naoio befanntgegeben tporoen,
mel6es 6as Spra9robr Der ruBlnno-
Washington Journal., 1943-12-24
NerlMfltitem
finO Wtabnnmgen
Sa~triDtiide Setradtnngen Der
Nem 0Orfer Stats 3eittng

Wem DDrrer SInuISs SeIhHB
@erlultliften fino georudte era
men, iinO Dem 3eitungspapier urt-
~bertraiites Ser5eIeio, iino cine gb-
renIiite, b%er0ffentlidt als letter
0adruf fir oie Gotten, als Seller
fir iene, Die ibr MitIeio ousipreden
monen.
gs lit fein 8araoor 3u iogen:
geiegnet 0as 2an0, oas es ftd leiften
fam, @erluitliiten 51 ber0ffentli1en.
0enn es lit elm 8eipeis 6ofiir, OaB
oie @erluite nidt oa5u groB iino,
oaB iie oen &obmen, Ser Sen 3ei-
tungen geiebt lit, nidt iiberi1reiten,
ooB iie oie o~llgemeine Stimmltng
nidt 5u iebr nieoer3uoriifen Oer-
mogen.
9ieie @erluItliten Iito ober oll6
elm 8epeis fir Oas, mas Oie @eIt
aIs DSdmelStiegel Amerifa" be5eid-
net. @enn mir sic @amenliiten
0ur6geben, 10 finoen mir fait ale
europdii9en Notionen bertreten:
9euti9e, Staliener, ltngarn, eide
doiIopafen, &olGnoer, SfanOina-
bier, @rie9en uno &uiien, gbineien
unO Sapaner.
Sir piiien ni9t Oh ie1te, oie ibr
2eben fir oieies 2on0 lieBen, bier
ODER in ser often @elt geboren
muroen; mir miiien ni9t, Oh iene,
oie iie betrauern, @ltern, @eidpi-
tier, gbefrouen uno &inoer, bier
gebiirtig iino, mir piiien MIR, oaB
lie iif ale 5u oieiem 2nnoe befen-
men. @ir miilen, oaB oie 2iebe gu
oieiem S6mel5tiegel getrer mar biz
in Sen SOB.
Gdlafen bes Sdmelsticgels
@ir miIien aber audi, oaB oieie
@brenliite oes SdmeI8tiegels Ame-
rita elm Mabnruf lit an Die loge-
nannten Sunoertpro5entigeu an ie-
ne, sic glaltbe1, b~erabieben 5lt fon=
men .ouf 6ie ginmanoerer, a1if iene,
oie nit offenen Screen ltno piGigen
@Gnoen nit bolien balfen, oieie Ser
eiiligten Staoten 81 Dem 5u ma
den, mas iie iinb; an iene, Die in
Dem gingetuanoerten nidt ben
gleidbere6tigten giirger, iortoern
cher einen miBliebigen Musldnoer
Ieben. Sci ser 9ur6ii6t 0iefer Ser
Iuitliiten miiiien iie ii9 flar Oar-
iiber meroen, oaB nidts 10 bin0et,
pie oieies fir oos 2ano gefloiene
8lut. GaB ni6ts belize Seile 10
binoet un6 8uIammenidmieoen mllB.
8eredtigter StOl5
Stol3 ionen nidt MIR sic 9lnber=
manoten, oie bonn @erluIt 8etroffe=
men iein-itol5 ioGen Dor allen 9in-
gen Die Stofomerifaner iein, ooB
oieler S6mel5tiegel feline &raft be-
meiit, oaB Die, melde als Sremoe
bierberfamen, Settle an Seite nit
ben Mn0eren fampfen-li1o pie-
piele 6reitpiaige finb utter ben
5remoge6orenenl-fii oos fdmpfen,
mas ibnen i'm 2aufe Ser Sabre lieb
uno teuer ~getporben lit, mas ife NIT
Geft als ibre Seimat be5ei6nen
glei6giiltig, mo lire @iege itano.
9ieie 8erlultliiten iin6 oas itdrf-
fte 8efenntnis, oas oas Dielgei6mab-
te 6-@merifanertum bet
nelien Seimat gu geben bntte uno
oesbalb nt6 elm Mabnritf an iene,
Die es ni1t tpabrbaben polen.