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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-08-26

ers a few days. While the Davis
were here they and MIR. and Mrs.
Bowers visited relatives in Yaki-
ma.
Rev. J. H. Bennett and his son
Francis made a business trip to
Anatone Tuesday where the Ben
nets are moving this week end.
to make their home. MIR. and
Mrs. John Cochran who sold their
place at Hover, and are moving
to Colfax to make their home,
accompanied the BENEFITS as far
as Colfax.
Mrs. Fred Falque, Mrs. Frank
Volland and Mrs. T. M. Gardner
visited Mrs. w. Cunningham on
Thursday.
Jerry Cochran of Prosser came
Sunday for a few days visit with
his grandparents, MIR. and Mrs
w. L. Cochran, while his mother
is in the East having been called
there by the serious illness OF
her father.
Mrs. Frank Myers and daughter
Marylin of Vancouver, Wash.
came Thursday for a few days
visit with her parents MIR. ano
Mrs. Henry Piert and her brother
and family MIR. and Mrs. Albert
Piert.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Morse who
live at the Ben Schwartzkop!
home wege week end visitors ir
Walla Walla.
Mrs. Harvey Kerr and hel
granddaughter Beverly Nelson o.
Vernonia who has been visiting
at the Kerr home the past three
weeks went to Vernonia ane
Globe, Ore, Sunday to visit rel
atives for ten days.
Tech. Sgt. Bob Bowers visited
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. H. H
Bowers Friday of last week. HI
left for Lincoln, Nebr.
MIR. and Mrs. Glen Bowers ant
small son returned Thursday from
Yakima.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Benson
left Friday for Prosser and Sun
nyside where they visited Mrs
Benson's parents MIR. and Mrs
Fern Grain.
| Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Bennett an
Jean Lawrence and Mrs. Ca1
johnson and daughter were din
ner guests Sunday of MIR. an
:, Mrs. Glenn Thalman. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy, Johnson an
two children of Kennewick visite
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest johnson O
Monday. ...........
MIR. and Mrs. Bill Gerber an
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-08-26

kitchen ovens help to do an ex-
cellent job in baking food, but
they may not be dependable at the
range of temperature necessary
for successful canning.
Even hot packed food expands
in jars during processing and gives
off steam that must escape to pre-
vent explosion of the jar. There
is special hazard in an oven De-
cause ovens have no device to
relieve the force of such an ex-
plosion, and the oven and oven
door have to take it. In water
bath Gamer, the force of an ex-
ploding jar is slowed down by
the surrounding water, and a
pressure Gamer has a safety valve
to let off steam when pressure
is too high.
A recent folder, wartime Can
ming of Fruits and Vegetables, .
issued by the extension service
points out these added disadvan-
tages to oven canning; "Juice
bubbles out or steams away;
peaches and pears are likely to
darken. For the vegetables that
need high heat to kill bacteria
oven canning is not safe. Ever
though the oven goes to $50 de-
grees F., or higher, food inside the
glass jars stays at about the boil,
ing point" And the boiling point
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-08-26
Power Go. to Aid
Service Men i'm
0neraiions

Army and navy authorities and
electric service companies Of the
Pacific coast region have just
completed organization of the
Utilities Wartime Aid Program
of emergency service to army
posts and navy stations, accord
ing to r. H. Skill, district mana
ger here for Pacific Power &
Light company.
D. R. McClung, assistant gen.
! eral superintendent, represented
the company at the organization
meeting in San Francisco and
helped set up the program.
Under the aid plan the electric
companies will help military
authorities train crews which op.
crate the electric systems in mill.
tary establishments. In addi'
ton, the companies in cases Of
emergency will furnish their owr
experienced crews to help restore
service in military posts. In turn
the army will make its crews anc
facilities available to the utilitie!
in case of disaster.
The companies also will con
tinue to supply engineering adj
vice and will help survey militar,
electric systems in their areas anc
report on reserve equipment need
ed for proper operation and main
tenance.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-08-26

Gerber were dinner visitors We'd
nesday of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Red
mond to celebrate the birthday of
Mrs. Redmond.
Mrs. w. Schultz and son of
Prosser were dinner visitors Sun
day of MIR. and Mrs. George Tay-
lor.
MIR. and Mrs. Doc Gordon OF
Kennewick Highlands were visit
ors Friday of Mrs. Gordon's par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. H. H. Bowers.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Walk visited
at the c. Schneider home Tues
day.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-08-26
Extension Service
News
J ,.-ed especially for the Courier
Prefer Prefer BY Miss Dorothy Reaugh'
ss .goms Demonstration Agent for
Benton County
u,memakers Warned Oven
r.,rinu has Wartime Hazards

home Gamers are being warned
the u. S. Department of Ag-
os ,,lt,,re against the oven method
l y canning food, as a slow and
.. .,..tisfactory way of applying
u u., necessary to can food safely.
l1 The food preservation commit
- ~ the Washington state home
te sonorics association has also
s.l1ed to attention of its members
. &C. serious accidents which have
~ to persons and property
s result Of. misunderstanding OF
canning techniques.
exact temperature control is
,ocessary for home canning, and
won regulators that cannot be
ssrvieed because of war condi-
tions may add to the hazard. The
heat control devices on many
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-08-26
Western Auto Supply
OLAV |. OTHEIM, Authorized Dealer

The footlight which for years
has Shone on Shoshone Falls in
Snake river has been turned off.
The Idaho Power Co. officials
explained there was no point in
lighting up this onetime major
tourist attraction. Travel restric-
tions are keeping the rubberneck-
erS at home.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-08-26
Mrs. Bud Shields Home
After Months Visit

Highlands Mrs. Bud Shields
returned Saturday after months
visit at her old home in Glenn,
Tex, where she helped her par
ents celebrate their golden we'd
ding anniversary on July 80. All
six children of MIR. and Mrs. w.
N. Norris were present also 19
out of the 25 grandchildren and
two great grandchildren. About
so guests attended the "open
house" which was held in the af-
ternoon. One guest, Mrs. J. B.
Greenwood had attended the wed
ding so years ago. Mrs. Shields
also visited her mother-in-law,
Mrs. P. A. Shields and three sis
tiers who live in Fort Worth whom
she had not seen for 25 years. She
visited relatives in Kansas City
and returned home by way of
Denver. She found the South
very hot and much in need of
rain for the crops.
Miss Marjorie Pasche spent
Monday and Tuesday visiting Miss
Loretta Schneider.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-08-26

Caracas, Venezuela, is to have
a large new commercial center,
including stores, a post office, a
movie theater and similar estab-
lishments.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-08-26

CHAMCIS
DUST CLOTHS
POLISHING CLOTHS
HAND WASHERS
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29

binOung, bod permp9te lie ii9tli9
ben llebergang BON trobiger Milenss
betbGtigung gu einem tpei9ern, Ders
fObnli9eren Sone ni9t gu ftnben un6
Derfe6lte Daber ibre beabfi9tigte Mirs
flung.
Oisfsr Brief erbDbte BE Ieste
f9mer5li9e Hegung iber ben @erluit
bes ein3igen Rinbes unb lieB mebr ben
qere9ten 3orn, bic Grbitterung in benz
@rafen 3uriid iiber bic ibm angetbane
Snmd9.
Der 8atb 6ranaens = tpelfem Is
tDenigitens ~gelungen mar, ben @rafen
in Der erften Wutb BON benz tbDri9ten
S9ritte elmer eeri9tli9en 8erfolgurS
bes flii9tigen paares ~ab3ubalten
ging bdbin, ii9 in bds llnabdnberliGe
au fiigen, bur9 mOgli9it raf9e @bes
f9lieBung einen nuBlofen Dffentli@sn
StanbaI gu berbinbern. 90 tiefsn
Summer Inn audi Der pdbnfinnise
Saritt &ittDs bereitete. 70 Iebr er audi
iiberaeust mar. baB lie benielben gu
ibrem ungliid getban, BET Der @elins
nungsart Rittps burfte er, dbgeieben
BON Der 3ndngslage, feinen anbern
geben.
@raf Geefelb pertparf i'm. ST babe
tein Rinb mebr. Nie fperbe er bul>
ben, baB fein @als na9 Dielbunberts
iGbriqem BefiB feines !0auIes in bic
9dnbe bieies babergelaufenen Sdur>
fen faIe, Der iein Rinb perfiibrt. ST
fpra9 BON gnterbung. Mu9 @eorg
fei fir i'm berloren. Oabei erfubr
5rdn3 gum erften Mal bon benz
@9rfft ieines 8rubers. gr babe nir
elm Wsien msbr, Jpn, 6rana! Den er
in bic Welt babe bindus3ieben ldKen,
tpie einen 0anbfperfsburf9en, in ieis
ner Werblenbung. Mber ieBt noble Ct
ales ipieber gut MAIDEN, ct miihe bleiz
ben, bic 2eitung S9Dar5aders BIB duf
Weiteres iibernebmen.
Grana tpeigerte fi9 entf9ieoen, trif>
tiee @riinbe beitimmten i'm bdau.
Der @raf tobte iiber ben Wibers
ftdnb, ben ct auf alien Seiten fanb,
fpeinte iibsr feline 9~erldfenbeit.
Gran3 blieb ftanbbaft, es ftanb gu
bel fir Jpn auf benz Spiel.
Nun fprd9 Der @raf bic fir ibn
entf9eibenben Morte. @r ma4te fem
9leiben sur u~nablGfiisen 8eOingung,
unter tpelben ALIEN er t~uenigifens
feline Ginmiligung gu Rittps 0erz
mdblung ssben noble. - 90 blieb
Sran5.
@rdf Sesfelb fubr in bsrfelben
Ndnt nod na9 Balls. Riemanb err
fubr DOn Rittps Gluat, man Derrnls
tbete ie Bel benz Batter.
GOriieBuns fOlgt.)
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29
Iefnporen. Dor Frona binautreten.

esf9poren, Dor GranS bin3utretsn. -
linn aIes geiteben, feline 8erge6ung 5u
erfleben - tpOfiir2 - Wus bate lie
berbrp9en9 ~ Sber einfa9 tbun,
mas lie getban. fpenn @eorg getOmmen
pdre, ibr &e9t bebuupten, UNI lire
Qiebe tdmpfer. Mas fiimmerte lie Der
Mann, nelfer tie I'm tleinli4e &id=
fi9ten aufgegeben! - Sran3 mar
ni9t mebr gu feben, unb nod lag ie
auf ben Rnieen unb rang nit im
felbf. Oa purbe es laut i'm 9auie.
Dian empfing i'm. = Ober ioIte am
@nbe f9on ibre Nbpeienbeit entDedt
fem? pl0Bli9 fprang fte auf unb flOh
binaus auf bic StraBe, pie Elm gebeBs
tes Milb. I'm bic @de. 9ie I9nar=
gen umrife zines Wagens ndren i'm
Nebel erfennbar. sic elite barauf 3u.
Der S4lag 0ffnete fi9. 3pei Urine
umfingen fe ftiirmii9, Elm 6eiber Sub
fldmmte duf ibren 2ippen.
8ift Ou bereit2
Sd bins, @eliebter! SD mub!
Damn tparb es Na9t in ibr, I'm tie,
bus Nonen beg Mdgens gum Bonner.
bds Qeu9ten Der StraBenlaternen gu
8liBen, unb 3itternb, frierenb f9miegte
tie fi9 .immer enger an ben Geliebten.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29
Siebentes gapiteI.

Balls bate nod ME cine 10 rubige
@ommsriaifon geieben. Man b0rte
fem 6unOegeben, tein frObli9es 9os
lali. teinen 69uB i'm Wdlbe, Die luz
itige @eieuf9aft BON emit mar nibt
mebr gu feben. @als glih einem
Srauerbduie, aus Dem maj bas 2iebs
ite, Sbeuerite, por fur3em erit binauss
aetragen. I'm 10 frdftigeres Qeben
puliirte in S9fpar3ader.
On alien @den unb Gnben purbe
qebaut, Nltes nieDergerifen. Sin
atpeiter Romin erbob ii6 neben benz
alien gef9ipdr5ten unb fieB nit fris
f4en 2unsen cine md9tise Hau9-
ldule gegen ben 6immel. Die Mrbei>
teraabl mar beina6e Derboppelt unb es
bate ben Mnf9ein, als OBJ bic Qeute
fi9 raider bin unb Der betpegten, bic
Mugen freunbli9er, mutbiger blidten
aus ben ruBigen @efidtern. tpie Dor
einem Sabre. Neue Sugenb i9ien iiber
bas alte Merf getommen nit ieinem
nelen Better Grdn5 bon pre9ting.
Du barfit mid nidt berlaHen,
5ran5, nur unter Der 8eOingung folge
i'd Deinem Hatb, in biefer I4tperen
Stunbe.
Dieie Worte bes @rafen @eefelb
beitimmten 5ran3, bic oberite 2eituns
bon Sdpar3dder 81 iibernebmen.
Die f9mere @tunbe!- @inige Sage
nad &ittps Tluht fam Elm Brief aus
5loren5. in pelAem fe ibr 9ergeben
au entlaulbigen periu4te, bic S9uis
baran benz Batter feIblt dufbiirbete.
Ddran fdloHen fid leiOeni4dftli9e
Gailberungen ibrer 2iebe gu Mos
fofpstp. 3uleBt bic Bite UNI ben pdters
liden Seaen gu elmer ebeliden Wsrs
Washington Journal., 1943-01-29

nnter guten Greun.
binnen. Jrdulein a.: Das lebte,
pds 9einri4 that, mar, baB er mir
einsn Sub CAB. - 6rdulein g.: Das
CLAUDE id, baB bas bas Iebte mar.
mas ct that!
Washington Journal., 1943-07-09
@atiOniernngss@ imte

sdnbs: SupOn Scr. is bes 8uder+aufeesgidIetn lit gum se8ug bon
efuem 9aar Sdmben bis gum 81. 0fober eiIig. 5umlien fOnnen
ole aupons ouer 5omIienmitgieOer opooeu".
Gradte nnO Semitic: Obt uuO @emHiefonierben, oefrOrenes Obt uno
@emiie, iope ferner aud Suppen- uno Observation-Disclosures
gIidermaBen SHlenfridte in geO0rrter 6orm (DOrrbobnen Dorr-
erben uo 9orrInien) untriegen Ser @mft-RohonRrung rno iO
MIR gegen &upons aus &rieesrnionsbidIen Scr. 2 erbGHi4. De
aupons q, g uno . bIeiben bis I. Augut in araft.
suffe: aupun Rr. "a 1T gut fir elm @fnO, Bis einiaGeBIi6 80. SUM.
3nder: Supon Ger. 10 lit gut fir 9funO, sic bis is. auguit OOr8ubuten
baden. Qa3u peroen nuf 9upon Scr. 10 uno Scr. is Bis 81. Sftober
lie s @funo 3ufer frs ginmnden obgegeben.
Sldi6, Sale, Butter: 0iie 2ebensmutel, eIeibermoben @urgorine unO
ooere Bad mo Speiefehe iouie EafeIol unO &onIerbenfi6e itO
aeqen rte aupons os neutrality-suspicious. Scr. 2 erbGltid.
aupons g uno 8 blGben bis gn0e 0es gfonats III &raf. 5erner
qdten ole aupons r. b II. SIi bis guoe bes @anats.
0aiOln: Die G-Rupons Scr. 5 fn6 i'm Often big gum 81. SuIi fir ben
Saul bon ie 3 @oaonen gilig. 9 uO 6 Slpons fo gut fir 2A
@alonen.
grsnn6l; aupOn gr. {, ser bis 80. September gu reiaen bot, it gut
fir 10 @oGonen.
Nefen: autobefser mHHen lire GeHen peroOtd inpBieren lafen. Gin
Snipefhonspermert lit af Der Observation-Disclosures ein0utragen,
Die i6er @utler nit fb fibren mB INN neue @apinraionen ODER
neue Gdfen erbaIten gu fOnnen. @eude Inn neue Heifen f0 BET
Ser Electromagnetic en5ureihen. Neue 2auffldden aus at-
qummi f0nnen fir fIGnae aeHen as 7.5O-20 obne 8e8ugsidein
erlangt Deroen.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-09
8mdbnlter @ierefs b~elnitet
i'm. Sm SrO5ek 5eitst er segen
ieinen Mrbeitgeber

IS ban0elt iiG befanntlid in
@iereds 3ipeitem 8ro5eB inn bieiigen
8unoeSgeri9t Inn Die Mnflage ge-
gen ibn, oos @eies fir Anmeloe-
pfli6t Ser Agenten atoerer MGdte
perlebt 3u baben. Ger inn eriten
Bro3eB erfolgte S1uloiprub mar
bon Dem Supreme Court umgeitoBen
mor0er.
Sn Dem Tro5eB 6~e3eugte neulid
SarrD Abramotpib, elm friiberer
8udbalter fir George Splpeiter
8iered, oaB iein ar~beitgeber iqbrli6
Sauienoe bon Collars bon Ser Ger.
man 2i6rarD Of Snformation" in
Seem gorf erbalten babe, abgeleben
BON Dem Sabresgebalt bon $4,000,
fpeldes al 8iered Don 0ieiem Sniff
int be3ablt moroen lei.
Der 3etge iagte, er femme @iered
lett 1927 uno babe lein 8uhfiib-
rungs=S pitem eingeri9tet. @r modb-
te nabere Mitteilungen iiber oas
@infommen @ieredS I'M Sabre 1910,
uno iagte giered babe oanlolS $500
pro Wonat bon Ser v2ibrarD~ be3o-
gen, iomie meitere $22,871, Die lr-
ter Ser &ubrif n@oitorieae @rbeit an
giidern, literarii6e 0ienite, 8eiB-
bu6 uno profeiiionele 9ienite" ge=
tudt Doroen Ieien.
Sin meiterer 3euge mar Grid 8oI=
left, Der erfldrte, 0aB er i'm Sabre
1871 BON @iered fir 8earbeitung
uno l1eberlebung bon Sdriften bic
fir D5aets in &ebiem" beItimmt mo-
rem, angeitelt moroen lei. 9ies mas
cine @o6enl6rift, Die bon Der n2ib=
rarp Of Snformation" berausgege-
ben muroe. @r be5ei6nete elm ibm
iiberrei6tes Manuifript als cine
Sammlung BON Heoen oes friiberen
8unoesienators &nib 9. Solt bon
@eit 8irginien, uno erfl1rte, er ba=
be bon 8iered oos Manuifript erbal=
ten, Inn es in Mai6ineni6rift ab3u-
ibreiben, neil es in 8lt6form Der
offentli6t mer0en ioate.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-09

SIN 8roipect Sill Srieobofe fam
ben i'm Monat SUM Die f~olgenoen
8eerOigungen Itatt: 8eQe s. @iQ-
cor, &atie 81. Clements, Sobn S.
Namine, 5ranf &einer, @enrD Sroe-
ger, Dobio g. 3ieeler uno 2ouiie
90. Werriman.
SER Geo. 90 / r, elm 8iiro-
angeiteqter Der ice=S1miot 8dde-
rel, liegt idmer erfranft i'm u9ropi-
oence~ &ranfenbous oarnieoer. Gr
lit aus Weiinden gebiirtig uno BEL
Den dlteren @inpobnern beitens be-
fannt. @r mar piele Sabre Sefre-
tdr oes eingegangenen Onfel 8rafig
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, oefien itabtbe-
fannte gaae nod in 8ieler Crime
rung limo.
-Serr uno 5rau emil 6 3
iino @roBeltern ~getporoen. Ser
Sodter 0es @bepaares, 5ralt Gerber
@ngel puroe ELM Go1terlein gebo-
rem, mel6es Ben Namet @eraloin er-
balten bat. Ser @roBpater itarnmt
aus 8eiBenborn BEL 6reiberg in
SaGien un0 Die @roBmamma ltanlmt
aus Solingen. 0as @bepaar fam
Dor 13 Sabren nod Mnlerifa. @ine
SdDeiter bon Jrau Gbrler, 5rall
5rioa &idaros, pobnt in Miami,
5lorioa.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-09
9es @rufehOrs bOlber sranm
5anfte Jreibeit pDn i'm ~befiiripOrtei

Annabme- elmer einbeitliden euro
paii6en @%abrung, @6ihaffuns aaer
Sanoelsi6ranfen nno 3oae inner
balls bon europa uno @rlalbnis fir
irgenoeinen europdiiden 8iirger,
mad irgenoeinem 2ano auf Dem Som
tinent aus3umanoern Inn bort 5u ar
beiten, muroen bon Or. Saul Saen-
iel, Observation-Disclosures an Der
Nortbtueitern llniperiitat in @nan-
lton, Sainois, ais bette Metbooen
fiir geleitigung Ser Saupturiaden
bon eitrop1ii6en &riegen b~efiirpor-
tet. Or. Saeniel, 65, lebrt an Der
uniperiitat ieit 1890.
Mnf Ginbeit iein
u9ie aaiierten miiiien einieben "
iagte Der Brofefior, uoaB Dos GU
ropa Der 3ufunft niht in ieparate
Observation-Disclosures geteilt iperoen
oarf gang eleihgiiltig, iuel6e Sea-
tionen ooer @ren5en mieoerberge-
itelt ooer neugeidaffen meroen mo-
gen.
0Na6 Dem &rieg iperoen Der
grOBte Cell bon guropaS Snoultrien
uno feline friberen pirtidaftliden
Washington Journal., 1943-07-09
8epiGisnnsen fir DSA nnb G@S
gemadt

9as 9alls Jimmie fir eilten &om=
promiB, unter Dem Die Yreisaomini-
itration (G8W $155,000.O00 uno
oas Snlano=Geiiort oes &~riegsinfor-
mationsamtes 080 $2,750,000
fir oos fisfalii9e Sabr erbalten
lperoen. Die SYN=8 emiaigung liegt
$22,000,000 inter Dem 8etrage,
ben Der Senat oieier Mmtsitelle 3ll-
erfennen tpolte, aber $25, 900
iiber Dem, ben bas Saus BEL friiberer
@elegenbeit fir iie bepiaigt battle.
8as oas Snlanoreiiort Der S@S
anbelangt, ioate es urter friiberen
Saus=8ei6liiilen iiberbaupt leer aus
geben be5lD. abgeidafft meroen, n1b-
reno Der Senat ibm in Ser uripriing=
li6en 8ei6luBfailung oariiber SSH
600 mebr 8~ligebiaigt batte ais Ser
nele &ompromiB=8etrag. Gin
i6lieBli6 ibrer @iislanos =Nrbeit err
b1lt S@S unter Dem neller 8ei1luB
insgeiomt $33,t55, 1913.
Die gepiaiglngen fir bcioe
9ienititeaen iino einem $780,
000,000-Yrosramm fir &riegsdmter
einperleibt. Sn Ser Debate iiber Die
8orlage potierte oas Saus gegen Ell
men pom Senat angenommenen GU
lab, unter Dem Die obere &ammer
Die Sdarierung be8p. grnennung
ieoes angeiteaten oieier @mtsitelen,
Der $1,000 ODER mebr oas Sabr er=
bdlt, BON ibrer 3uitimmung abbGn-
gig gemadt baben molIte.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-09
Wer ladt ba?

Cine @ei9i1te mag nod 10 ali
uno nod 10 i9le9t er5ablt iein, eine
beitimmte grt BON Sraaen miro bod
oariiber laden."
.@as fir 5raiien meinlt ou?"
n0ie nit i6onen 81bnen."
Washington Journal., 1943-07-09
@ertranenertuefen6

Sn elmer 3eifung Itan0 fOlgenOe
ausi6reibung: Scr @aitbof gu
ben gi6en~ lit neu 81 perpahten.
Gem Yd6ter itebt bas &ebt 81,
@dite 81 beberbergeny gu ihladten
unO 81 ipeiien."
Washington Journal., 1943-07-09

flGrt. aae aus iol6 elmer gin3el-
ausbiirgerrng iid ergeben0en Ser
mogensperluIte liil0 anmeloepflidti-
ge Sdooe1s- aniprii6e. @as iiir
@in3elausgebiirgerte gilt, trifft au6
fir aae lol6e @erionen gu, 0ie
ogruppenmeiie~ ausge6iirgert muir
Ben.
Sn oieiem 3u%iammen6a1g Oarf
auf elm Woment aufmerfiam genadt
mer0en, Dos BON beion0erer 8eoeli-
tung iiir Die aus Mittelelropa mad
Il. 9. u. gefommenen Neueinipan=
oerer lit. Iae 8ermogensmerte, 0ie
im 3uiammenbang nit Ser befann=
ten oMagemeine Musbiirgerungsper-
orOnung BON %. Nopember 1911
0ieien 9lusgebiirgerten enteignet
muroen, fallen unter oie Mnmeloe-
pfli6t, lofern oie 8etroffenen inn
3eitpunft Der @nteignung bereits in
Ben 8ereinigten Staaten ibren
@obniib batten ooer iib idon in Ell
liem Serritorilim Ser @~ereinigter
Staaten aufbielten g. g. nod auf
Gais Sslane hire grloubnis gum an
Sanogeben abparteten) ODER ii6 altf
Der &eile an 8oro zines amerifani-
iden Sdiffes b%efanOen.
@iele 0eidGOigte baben Oas @adJ-
ieben
8iele aus 9eutiblano, Oe1terreid
un0 STRAIGHTFORWARD AusgeDanoerte
iinn ooourb I'M erbebli1e 8erm0-
gensperte gei6doigt poroen oob iie
observation-disclosures, Sll0enltelter uno
Ioniti9e uSonoer5ablungen~ leiften
muBten. Ser S6aoen muroe nod
onOurd erbobt, oaB oieie getr1ge
fur5friitig uno in bar berlangt mltr-
ben Do5u bGltfig CUTE @%ermogens-
merte melt nnter 8reis BON Dem 3l=
riidgebliebenen 8eooam46tigten per-
fault ooer gar perihleuoert muroen.
Nu6 nod Dem @ortlaltt ser Ser
oronmg, 95& 500, oie i6on bel
: OlireB", alio 6eim gorliegen BON ie-
Der Nrt bon Druid uno 3mang, ourd
oeren 4nmenoung Dem @ei1aoigten
Der Gerluit oeruriaht nuroe, 8lab
iino lol6e Sd10en anmeloe-
pfli6tig.
&in5ufommen muB ferner ser
Gintritt Oes i61oigenoen @reigniiies
5wilden Dem /. Sanilor 1888 uno
Dem 81. 0foi 1913 uno ser Nufent=
bait 0es @eiddoigten irgenomo in
Il. 9. g., 10 oaB Die 8ereinigten
Staten i'm ais ibren .relioent" be-
5eidnen fonnen. Sir mande fran
5oiiide @inmanoerer, Ole crit nab
SUM 1910 bon Sranfreid ODER
Noroafrifa nah bier eingetDanoert
lino, uno Oie baufig crit 1871 ODER
1912 ourd Die England uno iuoen-
feilloIiden MaBnabmen Ser Manner
BON @idD Inn ibre 6abrifen, Sc
lddfte, 8anfgutbaben, @rnnoeiqen-
INN, @emGl0egaaerien un0 ionltige
Germogensuerte gebradt muroen,
miro oieie Situation gleidfoas ge-
geben iein.
AnsideiOenbe Sd)abensanipride
Na6 Dem @ortlaut ser geroro-
nllng S5& 500 idei0en alto prin3i-
pei aus: aae S9aoensanipriide, sic
Dor Dem 1. Sanuar 1888 entitanoen
limo. Die 8eroronumg E6H 500
mill iid) ni6t oamit befoiien. 0as
liegt i'm @eien uro 3tped Ser Ser
oronung, oa iie leoiglid einen Ben
lils, cine Observation-Disclosures auer
auslanoiiden @erte, Die amerifoni-
lde ~reii0ents~ an 81. Weai 1913 ir.
genoDo bier ooer i'm 4ilslano areif=
bar batten, Doriiebt. Sierai1s Ben
SdluB 81 5ieben, oaB ale BON oen
5einoen lett 1933-1938 @eid6oia-
ten ibre gerIuite oefinitip abidreiben
uno nerloren geben ioaten mare Oer-
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