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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-04-21
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UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
S SsOo oyyLesson

BY HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST, D. d.
Released BY Western Newspaper Union.

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts De.
lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education; used by
permission.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-04-21

LESSON TEXT: Acts 1914; 14:8-20.
GOLDEN TEXT: The Holy Spirit said.
Separate me Barnabas and Saul for the
work whereunto have called them.-Acts
1879.
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@er ben 5dDaben fat. ;.

u8ie gebt es oenn Sbrem 5reuttbe
mad ieiner gerbeiratung2"
Ser lit S6langen- lin6 8un1nti-
meni6 geiporoen." !"
ageidt nioglidl''
aDodl Seine Srn,i fam i'm fdon
lln ben Singer nideln. "
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ST. Meffert aeitDrbeit

4 Il + 4
sSn oeuti1en 8Idttern, bic III Oea
lorio eingetroffen iino, tDiro beri6tet
onB Der pdpitlide Saitsprdlnt, 81
ltbeol. Sran8 6. Meffert, am 26. apri
I'm einern &ranfenbaus su Miin6en
@labba1 ilad f,r5er aranfbeit in
lsllter bon 76 sSabren beritorben tit
gr mar in Seilbronn a. 90. gebo
rem, beiubte bort oas @Dntnaitnn
uno Ituoierte ipdter an oer, 11niberii'
| tat @iiraburg Sbeologie. Sssn Sabre
1890 tpuroe er gum Rrieiter getpeibt
gr mar bann Raplan IN Der 9io5eie
@iiraburg uno m1rbe 1897 8farrer
in Bremid, Bel 8ao aiiiingen. SIN
Sabre 1928 beretite er fir oie
oeuti9e garitasbilfe ote Ser. Staa.
ten. gr mar &eoafteur bes &ir6en"
blattes uno entfaltete eine rege
i9riftiteaerii6e Sdtiefett, Die itb nit
io8ialen uno religioien Sragen bel9af-
tigte. Mls Qpologet nadte er it6 Inn
ben aufbau Der apologetii6en abtet'
lung am 8olfsberein berbient. Sm
Sabre 1880 tuurbe er &eligionsleb-
rer in Miin6en=@la6ba6
X X X
@ebeime prptcita itantiide @eleaidaft in
Srlanb berfOlet &atbolifem
geo6 einem 8eri6t Der uNortbern
Srlano 8ublicttp Serbice'' in Cub
lin bot it6 cine gebetme @efeui6aft
unter benz Namen ,,Broteitut1t Societp
of Great 8rttain anb Srelanb" ge~
biIbet nit Dem ausgeipro6enen
3ped, oie @atbolii6e Nftion 511 be-
fdrnpfen unb bic @ntlaiiung aller &as
tbolifen aus boberen. 8egierungsftel>
len 5lt errei6en. Sefretar Der neuen
8ereinigung lit g. 6. Dodart in 8el-
foit. Die 8eboroen in 8elfalt baben
polIe &enrttnis bon bieier 8eretnt'
glng, tpel6e anbdnger. unter ben
Orangemen refrutiert. 8ie aus oen
&egeln Der. @ruppe beroorgebt, tit
Der 3iped Der neuen @eIeaidaft un-
oemofratif6 uno ungeiet1i6, 10 oaB
feline Hegierrng cine abnli6e geret=
nigung ouloen birfte. Mitglieoer Der
8ereinieung ertlGren in ibrem
G6pur, oaB iie proteltantiicb iino nnb
fri ale 3tpede Der @eieaibaft tatig
1ein merben. 9ie 2eitung befinoet ii9
in Noroirlano uno erflart, ale Bro.
teitanten, bic ltb tDeigern, Der Ser
einigung bei5utreten, als feinolt6 gu
betrabten. gu ben Saupt5meden &C.
bort oie unerbittli9e 8efdmpfung Der
fatbolii6en Mttion, alle proteltantt'
X X X
|i6en @ebiete proteltaitntii6 ou MAIDEN
uno gu bebalten, mo- bie britil4e Slag-
ge aufgepflan5t lit, nur proteitantti6e
8ertreter ins Barlament 5u pblaer
uno in geibdftliber 8e5iebnns mn
proteitantiide Sirmen 81 nnteritate1t
Die 8ereinigung berlangt Ioforttge
gntlaIiuns auer ~fatboliiben 8eamter
I'M Der &egierung.
X X X
@aIbbranbIdab enortts
Muf @runo bon Snformationen oes
Sor1toienites inn 8unbesaderbauan1:
neiIt Die Office of @ar Snformatior
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NQnQl att1 aNan GlaH

fnnben, tpie Die @ottesn1utter ite Dor
bergeiaet botte, itatt. sic nannte it'd
I Die aonigin oes FL. Roienfran5es
I5ie foroerte 81 e8elt al1f our 8uBI
uno CUR Soroerl1ng Der anoa6t 81
Iibrem ltnbefledten Ser5en. Cana be
Iionoers empfabl ite gu oteiem 3med
oas 8eten bes bl. &oienfran5es.
gm 13. Sftober fan6 oas groBe
8un6er 1tatt: 6ie Sonne begann, tpit
BON elmer unlt6tbaren Sano in 8e'
tpegune geiest, it6 5u 6reben tpie eir
feuriges STAB. 0teies 8unoer tpuroe
bon 10000 Weni9en beoba6tet. 8db.
reno oieies Dor iib ging, i6auten Die
&sr1oer in bier Observation-Disclosures
8tloern: 6ie 81. Samilie, ben Sci.
lamb als Siingling, oas 8oH iegneno,
Die i6mer5bafte Mutter 11no Il. g.
Srau bonn 8eree &arnel.
Die 8orte, pelbe Die @ri6einune
Sacinta mitteilte, poren: ,l8enn Die
8elt ibren iiinobaften 8anoel nibt
Gnoert un0 5u @ott 5uriidfebrt, miro
Elm 5tpeiter, nod i6limmerer &riee
folgen." 9ie Mtutter @ottes ertlarte,
lte aIlein tonne Dem &rieg Elm gnoe
bereiten.
BUR grinnerung an, Die erite Weut-
rgotteseri6einung in Satima am 13.
Mai, 6em Seite us. Srau bonn auer-
beiligiten 5atrament, fano Die beu.
rige Seier in Eorresbale itatt.
X X X
Sranpnr zines nerem fatbpltIAen
Generals ~
Der neue Siibrer Der Gbinoits, Der
aIiierten @ueriuatrltppen binter Oen
iapanii6en &flinien in Burma III
Der fatbolii6e, 44iabrige General
.8alter lleran0er 2entaigne, $50,
oeiien 8ater aus Stadauan, Srlano,
eingepanoert mar. gr lit Der gea6'
folger oes beriibnten @eneralmaiora
8ingate, Der BET einem Slug5eug'
unfon get6tet tpur6e. 8dbreno oes
Eiapunii6en leberFaus in 8urma ir
Sen Sabren t941-42 erlangte Sc
neral 2entaigne einen fait legenod
rem Guf Degen ieiner auBeroroentli
den Eapferfeit. Sci einem Durdgan(
our9 bas 0idungel ipuroe er bon oie1
Sapanern ongegriffen. Sein gtepol
Der tpuroe ibm aus Der Sano geiblo
gen uno er begann nit bem Infiib
rer Der fein6liden @ruppe einen bef
tieen &ingfampf. @r entriB ibm oa'
S6nert, totete i'm, manote iib oanl
9egen Die g1noern, bieb ben Cine,
nieoer uno berfolgte Die l1ebrigen.|
| X X X
Safml larismns 1T Atbeismms
0r. CHARLES glapton Morriiion
@oitor oes nGbriitian Century, ba
Dor fur5em in sSnoianapolis erflart
oaB, tpenn es ni6t auf irgenoein
@eiie gelinet, relieioien nnterridt II
luniern 0ffentli6en Sdulen ein5ufiib
ren mir unfeblbar 6em Safularis
mus berfauen. Seit bier bis flint @e
|nerationen bat unlere Sugenb nit ie
bent Sabre peniger religioien Inter
ri6t erbalten. Sn ben offentli6e
ls9ulen erbdlt iie feinen. u8as Il
in proteitantii6en &irden erbdlt, i
Eaunehmenb erfolaIos. (@in qemalt
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Itrlia 1913 iiber 5000, ,OeO. 900 SUB.
l9er @ert oes TIL Iebteti Sabre our1
Ig8alobranoe aerit0rten SoI5es miro
lauf $44,OOO,OO0 gefddBt. 8nrd bic
I8efdn1pfung bet grdfoe iino $4,000
l.grbeitstage berloren gegangen, IN be.
lnen man 15 2ibertDi6iffe nn6 53
lmittiere gonrbenflug5el1ge bate bauef
f0nnen. 8urdl BEN MiIitar6ienit iino
l,oem 5oritoienit mebr als 5000 8alo-
bitter e11t5ogert tpor0en, tDeitere patl-
oerten in Die HiiItungsinouitrie ab.
0a1 ben Mitteilungen oes 5orit-
l,oienites perben 80 Sroaet1t aler
8r1nbe bur1 8erionen Deruria6t, B.
|beiBt our1 unporit6tige Ra,sber uno
&anpierenbe. 9as geldiiBte @alo.
llan6 IN ben Ser. Staaten betrdgt 445
MiIlionen Ider, auBerbenn beoiirfen
|nod 1877 Mtnionen Nder bes 5dub-
|pienites. Sabrlid breden 210,970
@alobrGttoe aus, uno 51r Gerbiitrng
6es 8erluites MAIDEN Die berantmort.
Ii9en 8unbes-, Staatss i1l1b lofale
|Gtellen oem 8ublifum folgenoe 8or-
i6lGge: 1. @ebe borlt6tig NIT Streib.
b0l5ern, 3igarren, 3iearetten uno
|@fetfen iotpie nit 2aeerfeuern uno
Mi6e I'M. 2. Sci iebr boritftig beim
grri6ten zines Seuers i'm Sreien. 8.
|0as 2oI6en bon fleinen 8ran6en uno
bas iofortige MeIoen aller groBen
Dem 1td6iten &anger ooer Seuerpart
lit unbeoinat notipen6ig.
X X X
8er ben Gdaben bat...
gs muB, 10 i6reibt Elm 8e6iel-
bIatt, oils cine uSSSronie oes S9id>
fals' aneeieben tperben oaB Die Na5i
in Stalien Die ponttniiden 5iimpfe
iiberi6nentmt baben, oeren l1rbar-
,ma6ung ,,eine Der groBartigiten er-
r1neeni6aften Der faI9iItiiden aera
.tpar'. @s miro oaran eritnert, tpie
ftola Muilolint tpar, tpenn er etne 1teue
SieoIung ODER Staot nit @ranbe5aa
Der Na6tpelt iiberliefern fonnte; oenn
;es 1por fem 2ieblingsproieft, Dos iet-
men Namen fir INNER ,tno etDig in
Die @ei6i6te etngeben .laiIen iolte.
Sest ober tragt bic ueberi6penmung
Der @egeno oa5u bel, Der Na6pelt 5u
|5eieen, Dtper Der nabre 3eritorer Sta
liens mar.
X X X
0etp Seriep bat feline Maden mebr
,,Nep Seriep lit 1tidt mebr als Der
Wosfitoitaat befannt, neil nit Der
ausmer5ung oieies Sniefts IN benz
lStaate cine fait ans 8unoerbare
lgren5enbe slrbeit geleiftet tporoen iff',
erflGrte @ouberneur 8alter 6. goge,
/ als .er cine 8orIage Der 2egislatton
betierte, Die Die Metbooe Der @rnen-
nung bon Mitg1ieoern Der @ountD
Mosquito DETERMINATION Gommtiiions
lgeanoert baben tpiiroe. ...
X X X &,~.. /.
Siirs @aterlanb sefallen
8ie Der beutl6e Selbbiidof Dr.
Narfotpifp In einem Neuiabrsgrnb an
| Aip I'm nor Ap,tffr1pn Wphrn1nG1fSfeeI=
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sslrs &aterlanb aefa4en

8ie Der beutI6e Selbbiibof Dr.
@arfotpifp In einenn NeuiabrsgruB an
Die IN Der beuti9en 8ebrnadtsieel-
forge tattgen fatbolii6en @eiitlihen
rnitteilt, finb felt 8estnn bes &rieges
Bis gnbe 1943 insgeiannt IS als Di-
biiionspfarrer Hdtig getpefenen fatbo-
Iiide @eiitlide IN ausiibung ibres
ieeliorgli9en Mmtes gefallen. 0ie
3abl Der Bis oabin gefalenen ODER
permiBten fatbolii6en @eiftli6en be-
I6uft ii1 anf n1ebr als 800.
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Clemens 8rentano's ,,8il6 Der
Wf1ffter'f
Mfltfter'5.

,,Weine Wutter'', i6reibt Der ge-
Male beutlbe 9ibter Clemens 8ren.
tano, ,8ar eine gana arne Sralt,
aber fromm uno arbeitiant, t6 fann
Ite mir ou6 ni6t anbers oenfelto als
ipinneno, 1tno oft, penn ib na@ts
eripa6te, iab i6 iie in Der fleinen
Gtube BEL Ser 2an1pe itsen l1nb ipin'
men, babel iang ite itia Dor ft6 BIN,
uno bies\ bat mid oft Biz 5u Sranen
geriibrt, narun1, oas meiB Der liebe
@ott, a1d tpeiB t6 nod oertli9, oaB
i6 einnal gar iebr Deinen muBte,
oIs i9 iie 10 itneen borte, oa fling Elm
8oelein Dor rnierm Seniter. ol16 an
az fingen, uno es tpar ood ibon gar
ipdt, benn ber Mon6 i9ien ben uno
flor. Meine Mutter ober borte ntcbt
auf gu ftngen, uno iang oas 8oglein
uno iie 5uglei6, oa babe td gum er-
iten Male Eraurigfeit enpfltnoen uno
iiber oas 2eben finoiide @eoanfen
gebabt, mid aud inn 8ett aufgeri6tet
uno meiner Mutter 8ugebort 0a iang
iie Elm 2ie6, 6as Iautete alio:
gs iong bor Iangen Sabren
8obl nud bic Nadtigall.
9as mar tpobl iiiBer S6au,
9a mir 51Iammen tparen.
Sd iins' unb fann ni6t tpeinen,
ltno ipinne 10 allein
Sen Saoen flar uno rein,
60 lang Der Monb miro ideinett.
9a mir 5aiammen tparen,
9a iang bic 9ea6tigaI.
geun mabnet mid ibr S6an,
9aB ou bon mir gefabren.
60 oft ser Mono mag f6einen,
go oent' i6 oein ouein.
@eein Ser5 lit flar uno rein,
8ott tpole 11ns bereinen.
aus Der gbronita oes fabren0en
S9ilers.
r.. X X *
3nr 27. GeSGdtnisfeier sm Gbren
Il. 8. Jram bpn Satima
glm Weuttertage, IA. Mat, fano i'm
uSbrine Of tie Erue GroB, Sorres.
bale, 9a." Die @ntbiillung oes 8il>
oes Il. 8. Srau bon Satina bonn bl.
&oienfran5e tatt. Cine eroBe Wenge
@ldubigen, Seminariiten bonn Sl.
@eiIt College uno S6weitern bonn
slllerbeilieiten slltarsiaframent tpobn-
ten ber Seier BEL.
8eim eriten 8eltfrieee batte 8apit
geneoift Der Siinf5ebnte bic 8elt gu
einem @ebetsfreu55uge 81 Il. 8. Srau,
Der bimmlii6en Mittlerin, eingelaoen
5ur 2inoerung meni6li9er 2eioen
unb 8ioertpartigfeiten. sl6t Sage
ipater, am Seite Il. 8. Srou bonn als
lerbeilisiten glltarsiatrament, am 15.
Mai eri6ien Die Simmelsfonigin brei
&inbern: Saci1ta, Srancisco ltno 2a'
cia, Sirten bon Satima. Sic batten
anba6tig ben @ngel bes Serrn eebe.
tet unb beteten, mad ibrer fromnler
@etpobnbeit ben &oienfran5, als eir
blibartiees 2i6t aufleubtete. 8ab'
reno iie ibre S6ofe 5ur Siiroe 81.
iantmenbra6ten, eri6ien Elm otpeites
. 8lisIi6f. @ls iie aufblidten, eri6ier
ibnen Die Simmelsf0nigin uno Der
81 S;Aor4o ;h,,n.4 f;o hro,,A4o,, .,;rn4s .,
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Standardization enprtts

auf @runo bon Snformationen oes
SorItoienites inn 8unoesaderbanan1t
meiit Die Office Of 8ar Snformation
oarauf bin, oaB ourd 8alobrdnoe
iabrlid 3,0O0,OOO>0O0 SUB Sol5 per-
ni6tet peroen, obtpobl es fir Die
&rieesinouitrie uno 3ipil5pede orin-
geno gebran9t miro. Ser 8eoarf on
Sol5 fiir Militdr5tpede mar i'm Sabre
1945 oreinal groBer als Der @eiantt-
perbraud Inn eriten 8eltfries. Sier
}ino oie 3ablen: 2O,35O, 100000 Sub
lteben {, ,5Oo,Ooo,ooo SUB gegeniiber.
Wean nin1nlt aber an, bob i'm oorigen
Sabr an oem erforoerliden anantun1
fir Wailitar5pede 4,OOO,000,000 Sub
|gefeblt baben. Der @eianltDerbrand
|fr ntiiilitariide ltno 3iDilswede be-
Evening star., 1944-09-20
Educational League
Refuses 10 Give House
Campaign Cost Data
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated FreSs.
A spokesman for the Constitu-
tional League, Inc. refused today to
give the House Campaign Expenses
Committee a record of its finances,
contending the organization is nom
political.
Joseph F. Kamp, acting chairman
Of the league, described it to the
committee as a patriotic organiza-
ton which he said is fighting Ito
prevent Sidney Hillman, the CIO
and the Communist party from TAX
ing over the country
Efforts in that direction are not
partisan" he testified. 1T is a de-
termination shared by millions of
Americans Of both major political
parties"
Mr.. Kamp listed the leagues pub
lications and said they merely set
forth the facts We are not clearing
the facts for any political party or
with any Sidney. We clear every
thing with the American people"
Mr.. Hillman. head of the CIO Po-
litical Action Committee, listed the
league in recent testimony to the
committee as one of a number of
organization that would bear in
quiry."
Mr.. Ramps refusal to provide a
record of the leagues finances was
the second encountered by the com.
mittee in as many days. The Com
mittee for Constitutional Govern
ment, founded by Publisher Frank
E. Gannett of New York State. noti-
f1ed the House group yesterday by
letter that names of contributors
had to be kept confidential. The
committee thereupon voted to sub
poena the requested records.
Mr.. Gannett stated at a recent
appearance before the investigators
that the committee is not engaged
in politics and that 1t seeks only
to educate" the general public in
favor of constitutional government.
Evening star., 1944-09-20
Won Neurath Reported
Arrested by Gestapo

bS tlit ASSOCldleC HreSS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-The Brit
ish radio yesterday quoted in
formation from Stockholm" as say
ing Gestapo Chief Heinrich Him
mler had arrested former members
of the Reichstag and the Prussian
Parliament who held seats before
1880, In addition to Baron Kon-
stantin Won Neurath, former min
lister of foreign affairs; Otto Meis-
ner, president of the Reichs chan
celery under the Nazis, and Werner
Won Rheinbaben, former secretary
OF the Foreign Office and a friend
of Gustav Stressemann.
The BIC French-language broad
cast, recorded by the ONCE of War
Information, said the men arrested
were former Socialists, Social DEM
ocrats and members of the Catholic
party of the Rhineland and the
Ruhr.
The Catholic bishop of Munster
is said to have been placed under
house arrest" the broadcast addkd.
Evening star., 1944-09-20
Z Ex-Workers at Norfolk
Accused Of Defraudinq u. 5.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 20.-W
A. Murphy, agent in charge of the
Richmond FBI Office, said yesterday
that II former employees of the
Norfolk Navy Yard at Portsmouth
all colored, have been charged with
scheming to defraud the Govern
ment by receiving pay for time they
did not work.
Mr. Murphy said all defendants
are charged with conspiring with
the timekeeper to be shown as work
ing on days when they did not
report for duty. After receiving
pay, he continued, they allegedly
would meet the timekeeper at a
nearby restaurant and pay him 81
for each day he had falsely signed
them as working. The Government
charges it was defrauded of a sum
in excess of s2,400 by the scheme.
The FBI agent said that Garland
M. Taylor, the timekeeper, is out of
the country with the merchant ma
rlne.
Evening star., 1944-09-20
Hi|lman Says Dewey
.0nce Sought Support
rear.
. P. Photo from Signal Corps.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-Sidney
Hlllman, chairman of the CIO Po-
lltical Action Committee. said yes
terday Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, Re-
publican presidential nominee, asked
for and received financial and DO
litical support from the CIO when
he was candidate for district at
torney.
He made the statement before the
9Th annual convention of the United
Rubber Workers of America while
replying to criticism he said had
been made of the manner in which
the PAC was raising funds for the
Democratic national ticket.
Mr.. Hillman said the Republican
campaign fund in 1910 aggregated
sl8,p0O.000 and that this year it
would be far in excess of that sum
through heavy contributions from
all opposed to the National Labor
Relations Act
A resolution calling for change
in the Little Steel" formula. spe-
ciflcally asking an increase of II
cents an hour for all mill workers
and a 10-cent- an-hour bonus for
night workers. was submitted to the
convention yesterday.
Evening star., 1944-09-20
Soviet Writer Pruises
Allies Coins in West
he Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-Ilya Ehren-
burg, prominent Russian journalist,
praised both the British and Ameri-
can fighting forces yesterday in the
Russian Embassy publication. $50
Wet War News" but added that
their recent swift advances had been
made possible by the heavy German
losses inflicted by the Red Army.
Ehrenburg said he did not wish
to minimize the gallantry of our
Allies, who have broken into Fascist
lairs."
But does it minimize their cour-
age" he asked, TO say they were
able to make swift advances because
for three years from the Barents
Sea to the Black Sea, in swamps,
steppes, trenches and mire and in
frost, snow and burning heat the
Red Army has destroyed Germans?"
Evening star., 1944-09-20

the sorest point to the Firms and
the first item mentioned by Won
Born in his broadcast review.
Declaring that September 19,
1914, will be one Of the hardest days
Of our History" the Acting Prime
Minister announced that the armi-
stice called for immediate restora-
tion of the Russian Finnish border
fixed after the 104-day winter war
Of 1939-40.
Thus Karelia is lost said Won
Born.
None of the % other points in the
agreement was discussed by Won
Born because, ne said, "at this stage
we have not yet formed an accurate
idea Of every detail"
Evening star., 1944-09-20
Henry
Continued From First Page }

smile timidly and even wave As the
soldiers pass.
The general order requires the
evacuation of all cattle, along with
the populace. Yet evidently some
cattle were hidden. as they are re-
appearing in pastures.
These peaceful, almost undam-
aged enemy villages seem a paradox
when one remembers the terrible
destruction which was necessary in
Normandy as the first step In in
vading Germany Cities like Aachen
are the worst damaged, but they
still do not compare with st. Lo
and Caen.
Flying Bombs Appear.
The belief that the scorched- earth
policy is contemplated is strength
ened by the first appearance here
OF the flying bomb. Two dropped
in the American lines made large
craters. An Army staff officer called
their use an agricultural blitz."
1t also is apparent that the Ger
mans are using all available artillery
Evening star., 1944-09-20

Extravagant spending of money
at home results in an extravagant
spending of blood in battle. Buy
extra War Bonds today to keep our
casualties to a minimum. Let's all
back the attack.
Evening star., 1944-09-20

to prevent further penetration Of
the West Wall.
The text Of the general evacua-
ton order for the Cologne "gau"
was obtained yesterday. 1t requires
the departure of the entire popu-
lation, except men 16 to go. who
are held behind temporarily to
build defenses for the army. All 9TH
ers must leave under command of
the march leaders with a maximum
of IS pounds of baggage, which may
be carried on bicycles, baby car
riages or hand wagons. Those with
horse vehicles are allowed so pounds
Many evacuation centers have
been named, but the actual deS-
tination of each refugee group is
known only to the march leaders.
Specific march orders are given
with customary Teuton thorough
ness and include details to camou-
f1age the progress and speed of the
marching groups.
Women with babies are ordered
to take a specific number of nip
piles and nursing bottles. Strict
discipline is required. This is con-
sidered a test of the present hold
OF the Naz party on the people.
The order was issued entirely by
the party, to be executed by party
leaders.
Army Opposes Evacuation.
There is considerable evidence
that the evacuation order is un-
popular with the Army, now stiff1y
resisting the Allies on the West
Wall, which evidently believes ci-
villains will only be led into misery
worse than if they remain under
fire.
So many are staying behind that
1t may indicate a breaking of the
party hold. An instance occurred
yesterday in the town of Brand,
where a line of nearly 200 civilians
formed before the military govern
ment office, seeking permits to stay
in their homes.
But the German soldier still fights
hard in the West Wall pillboxes. es-
pecially crack infantry unit just
brought from Russia. They are the
best troops met since Normandy.
but they are taking terrific punish
ment.
Artillery observers report a group
OF more than 200 were moved down
crossing a hill under artillery fire
this morning. Only three were seen
crawling away when the fire lifted.
The others were dead or facing
almost certain death. since it is i'm
possible to give them medical at
tention.
Prisoners are coming in at the
rate of 1000 daily.
Evening star., 1944-09-20
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