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Evening star., 1944-11-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR sAlf.

SILVER SPRING, near B. a O. station; 4
desirable lots; zoned for industry. VIM r.
GARLiN, s115 Georgia ave. sH. 1919.
store with apt; ami: pTice and terms
reasonable. Call MRS. ToLIVER TR s7s2
or DI. 6351 iTs
WE HAVE several business sites available
on upper Wisconsin ave near Sears
Roebuck. reasonably priced. FRANK J,
VOLkMAN. 4617 Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 4e49.
3.STORY corner brick building, adj. Nc.
kinley Hish School, lunchroom and DELI
above, long-established business, Ovner's
illness REQUIRE sale of property, business
and equipment. Price, S22.5oo; $1,000
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington Bldg.
DI 5000 e'
Evening star., 1944-11-16
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in this
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
"a feet of land or more. New, modern.
Four blocks on the District line on
Sheriff rd ne. rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO.. 300 Addison
Chapel I'd. Fairmont Heights Nd. HI
Evening star., 1944-11-16

house. . rooms, kitchen, bath each, back
yard and cellar. live in one. rent other:
income now $3.50 year: price. $1,000: ST..
rent KoGOD & BOOKOFF. MA. 1855,
Evening star., 1944-11-16
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

LOAD OR PART LOAD wanted to and
from Washington Cleveland, Detroit, Chi
cago, St Louis. Kansas City NORTHERN
MOVING g. STORAGE, phone AT. 9243.
49,
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates.
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN'S
MOVING & STORAGE CO. ia. 2937. 16.
Evening star., 1944-11-16
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAkp.

SMALL CHICKEN FARM for rent, nice e.
$500 Branch ave. Sc. 2 blocks from D. c.
Sunday 10-4: 80. J. FLEISCHMAN. 49,
S35, t3 ACRES-7-room country home,
fireplace running on highway. JOHN
BURDORT, Colesville, Nd. Call Ashton
Evening star., 1944-11-16

WANTED, OFFICE BLDG, or end-d. spece.
poses BY Jan. /. DI. 1882, MRS. HYNI
Evening star., 1944-11-16

COLOkkD-2I2 DIVISION ave me- 4-yr
hardwood floors throughout, new Eitcher
and bathroom; front porch with iror
balustradc; deep yard; possession now
down payment. S1,700.
Best block in 11th st. Sc. near Pa
ave: rms. h-wh.. bath, English base.
ment; already financed; $3.50 down. PARK
ROAD HOUSING CO. DE. 1710, FIR. 4165
COLORED BARGAINS - Near 14th and
Corcoran n.w.-oniy $3.50 down io-rm
and basement brick, bath. h.-w.h,; de-
sirable loce ton; payments like rent.
SE-Only $500 down. 10 rms. bath.
h-wh: choice location: home plus income
DI S125 weekdays 9 to pm. BASILIKO
REALTY CO. 9l2 N ST NV.
Evening star., 1944-11-16

SUBURBAN REkT-viRGlkiA.
2-BEDROOM HOUSE, near sprinsdeld. ye.
Price, S35 per month. W. s.. HO0E,
JR.. CH. 0600, 1918 Lee hwy.
INVEs1MENT PROPERTY FoR sAIl.
Evening star., 1944-11-16
STORES FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE WANTED.
OFFICES WANTED.

WANTED-Desk space. vicinity z anC I1tf
sts NV. Box l40-s. Star. 1ss
Evening star., 1944-11-16

located on large lot; center-hall Colonii
Isrse Is' rooms on both first and secon
room. ultramodern kitchen and den Q Q
second floor; Scar detached garage; fu
hot-water heat. Owner wants quick sa
pd eHrvg e s'ssa aAsf RaAEFY c5 5s'S
sfTfEK sfna aye Than EM isSS SRs dow
$50 mo. for few years. then $40 mo
buys nice 6-rm. and bath 2-story fran
rage, basement; near bus, etc. OWNER
BME.riHEsssDoiA M.rissoi BuNGALow-corner hal
saIsted' oil os'a air-cond. @ % firspiaces S a ele
kIitchen, siar refsl sa storm WINDOWS fence
$3.50 DOWN-Modern bungalow; lars
living room, and kitchen range, and r,
irigerator, z bedrooms, modern bath e,
nocR IrS iarss lot, garage; ps. near bus. Muf
M; PLEASANT, s1l.75o; splendid eo-ft
a.story 5.sss do,,ris brick, contsinins rooms;
water heat, metal garage: fine location,
square from TRANSFORMATION, with beautifu
permanent, EmaaI , view Of Rock Greek Park; T
chFSY CHASE. oof B. Ghxn 8! nn sA sttractiy sfs
detached brick home in excellent conditio
Mtti o LOOiiio, UHtuS, lOCdIcQ ueHT OnSV
Chase. Circle and the Blessed Sacramen
Church, stores and bus: priced to sell. Ca
NE. ll43 until, 9 pm. j. WESLE'
BRICK COLONIAL, S12,S50: Chevy Chase
Md. immaculate condition; living, dinin
rooms. modern. kitchen, 3 bedrooms. til
50x140: built-in garage: trees. " bloc
shopping district: close Corn. ave. LESL1
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CiRCLE-No bette
value on market today. completely re
decorated inside and out; located on lovel
street; short walk to every convenience
has bedrooms 2 baths on second fool
2 bedrooms and bath on third floor: 2-ca
garage; quick possessionA priced very res
sonably. Evenings, call WO. 5576. COR
NAN P. YOUNG. DI. 1928.
WESLEY HEIGHTS, located in excellen
part OF this exclusive neighborhood, wit
lovely .view---9 rms. 8 baths, panelie
recreation rm.. .maid's. rm. and BATH
suIated; owner-occupled. Miss shoemakel
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, MA. 1866. Oh
BRiGHTwooD, near 9th and Tuckerma,
very modern semidetached brick,
large. rooms, bath. noored attic, full
length copper screens. insulated, electri
refriserator. built-in garage; price $e,45d
Ewes. phone Mrs. cogswelL. Dt. 631l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
The Beef Supply

Lend-lease and the armed
services are taking a great per-
centage of all foods produced in
the United States. but there is
other data we can give you
about the supply that is left.
Quality and prime grades Of
beef depend upon the feed sup
ply. This was low in 1913 and
had TO be brought up before the
better grades of beef could be
increased. During 1914 there
wasa definite increase in wheat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Tin Cans
60 to War

THANKSGIVING DINNER
will reach American prisoners
in Germany in sturdy 12-ounce
cans. The Red Cross has sent
shipments of processed turkey
both to Germany and 10 Amer
lean prisoners in apanese
camps by way of the Russian
port of Vladivostok.
And here's the Thanksgiving
menus for army camps both in
the United States and. thanks
10 the tin can, in overseas mess
halls; Grapefruit juice, roast
turkey with giblet sauce, dress
ing. mashed potatoes, string
beans, corn, cranberry sauce,
celery. olives. pickles, hot rolls,
butter. pumpkin pie. apples.
tangerines, candy, nuts and cof-
fee-everything but the dress
ing. rolls, celery and pie crust
comes in cans!
Are YOU saving YOUR tin
cans for the boys over there?
Remember, the next collection
date is Monday. Nov. 13.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

FLATTERY FOR the larger
figure as well as the pint-size, in
Pattern 4576; well-cut slip.
boomers, panties and petticoat.
Pattern 4576 comes in sizes
u, ID. IS, Is, 20; 30, 80. "a, SO,
SO. 40, AZ. A, as. AZ. so. Size
SO, slip and boomers, as yards
39-inch.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern
which includes a needlework
pattern of useful and decorative
motifs for linens and garments.
Write plainly name and address.
style number and size.
The Anne Adams 32-page Pat
tern Book of easy 10 make fall
and winter styles may be OBJ
tanned by enclosing an addi-
tional IS cents.
Send 35 cents In coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order TO the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Sharp Cheese

Why can't I get sharp ched-
dar cheese at my grocer-only
the mild type is available?
Price ceilings have affected the
aging Of cheese as has the sup
ply. Since there is such
shortage of all cheese. ~ manu-
facturer can afford 10 spend the
time or expense of aging the
cheese. This is. however, the
No. ! on the priority list when
the war is over.
Margarine will continue at its
present supply and present
standard. Not only pure in con-
tent. but fortified with at least
5000 units Of vitamin A. Be
sure 10 ask for fortified mar
gerine at your grocer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

SHE WINS the hearts of the
small fry and the admiration of
the oldsters. Her yarn hair, re-
movable clothes intrigue the
youngsters.
Nice size for youngsters to
lug around"-she's Is inches
tall! Pattern 671 contains pat
tern for doll and clothes; direc-
tons.
This pattern. together with a
needlework pattern for personal
or household decoration, Is
cents.
Send is cents in coins for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern.
Write name and address plainly.
Only Is cents more brings you
our new 1915 Needlecraft Cata-
log -. 95 illustrations of de-
signs for embroidery, toys, knit
ting, crochet, quilts, handicraft
1T free doll pattern printed
right in catalog
Send your order to the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times. Detroit 81.
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Stars Practice
Hand Exercises

THERE ATE many tricks
and routines employed by the
stars 10 maintain beautifully
soft. well-shaped and flexible
hands.
Ida Lupino. who is making
From Pillar 10 Post does
hand and finger exercises at the
piano. She practices stretching
for tenths plays scales up and
down the full keyboard. start
ing slowly and gradually in
creasing her speed. She con-
centrates on the fourth and
little finger, as they are usually
weaker and less comfortable
than the others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Autumn

By ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

MAYBE THIS is an imperti-
nent question to ask, but is your
vegetable garden still supporting
your Ours is. and doias real
well by us in quality and guam
tity and in variety, too. In fact,
the variety is really surprising,
since we thought we did rather
well last year, but are eating
even better this season.
Want to know what we have?
Well. yesterday we dug a bushel
OF sweet potatoes, noting that
the hills high and dry on sandy
soil produced far more than
those lower down in moist clay.
We still have few white pota-
toes left from our own growing,
but most of them are already
used up because we did not
plant so many this year.
Some tomatoes
So much for the filler-uppers.
Besides these we have our
choice Of beets, carrots, ruta-
bagas, cabbage, chard, broccoli,
brussels sprouts and we still
have one head of cauliflower
left. II we liked them, which we
don't, we could have parsnips,
satisfy, turnips. squash and
pumpkins TO add TO the above.
Even with what we have. we
can go a whole week without
duplicating a vegetable, which is
not too bad at this time of year.
In addition 10 those vegeta-
bles still in the garden rows, we
have tomatoes Tipening in the
house, and both lettuce and
green peppers growing beauti-
fully in the cold frame. These
were moved in from the garden
right after the very first frosts.
Lettuce. Too
We protected the peppers by
popping a bushel basket over
each plant. Then. at the very
first opportunity, we soaked
them with water, dug and
moved them with a ball of earth
around the roots. Kept well
watered in the frame, they lost
hardly a leaf.
The lettuce too was moved
from the garden-in fact the
rest of the row is still there, but
the plants have not grown at
all. In contrast, the plants that
were moved into the frame and
have had the protection of the
sash are three times the size of
those. in the garden and make
very good eating. ! am thinking
Of transplanting some more to
use later when the plants have
grown sufficiently.
Just count up what we still
have 10 eat and check on your
own garden to see If you are
doing as well. If you're doing
better, I wish you'd let me
know: if not as we'll, you can
easily remedy the situation by
more careful planning of next
years garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
4
Horoscope
Look tn the Section in Whick You

Look tn the Section in Which You
For Wednesday,, Nov. 8, 1914
MARCH 81 TO APRIL 90
Ariss-Your natural capacity
for doing the good job may feel
somewhat hampered today. Don't
let Old Gloom cause you stress.
Over-excitement haste. anger
must not be.
APRIL II TO MAY 90
Taurus-Planetary influences
cS2ther nil now. Seek TO bolster
toSr position in business and
otherwise by careful, honest eff
fort. Ambition is h alf your
battle.
MAY 21 TO JUNE Fl
Gemini - Many things can be
annoying, difficult IL you make
them so. You are too clever for
that; get out and fight, for this
tempered with intelligence can
achieve despite obstacles.
JUNE 2R TO JULY 2S
ncer-O tlook not all
friendly. However, your innate
resourcefulness can be a rebuff
tai. Take your tasks cheerfully.
Romance okay in it's place.
JULY ~ TO AUG. 22
Lso-Moderately dull day, say
stars. Obstacles hardships, as
we all generally have, can be
lessened by thinking about the
less fortunate. You're not so
badly off!
AUG. 2S TO SEPT. 2S
Vir1o-Keep a sharp lookout
for "booby traps" man made pit
falls. Human weakness is 10 get
what he can, and some are apt
to be INSCRIPTIONS. Use your
power Of balance TO forestall
this.
SEPT. ~ TO OCT. IS
Libra You engaged in pro-
fessional work, present day es-
sential pursuits can do a good
job il you don't let certain irrita-
tons hinder. Invoke calmness,
fixed purpose in all action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Starch Rag Rugs

WHEN LAUNDERING small
rag rugs. treat them in the usual
way,with plenty of rich. active
sudS and warm water in the tub
or washing machine. But after
the rinSing process is over. dip
them into a light starch solu-
ton. Press out the water by
hand or put Stipem through a
very loosely adjusted wringer,
and lay them fat on paper on
the basement or porch floor TO
dry. The starch gives the rugs
more body and helps to keep
them fat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
By Frances Drake

,oar Birthday Come. According Stars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

Birthday Comes ana Ftnd Whdt
OCT. ~ TO NOV. S2
Scorpio-Neither FISH nor flesh
day. 1t can be q dud, then again
il can be a boomer. Obvious
benefits for the energetic, and
who wants TO be the 9th r.
fellow?
NOV. 2S TO DEC. 2s
Sdgittdrius Focusing your
effort on one big task rather
than butterAying your efforts
should be your guide today.
Regiment your schedule mi
nutely, explicitly.
DEC. rs TO JAN. 2I
Capricorn - Any tendency to
half-heartedness won't do. Cur
rent events can be appropriately
handled by you using your nat
ural talent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

,ur Outlook Is, According to Stars.
JAN. 2S TO FEB. 20
Aqudrius-Make II a point to
double check every angle that
vitality interests you. Specific
data, efficient tabulation will
help bring better results.
FEB. Fl no MARCH 20
Pisces - Remember, there is
good and bad in all Of us; this
goes, too, for the days infu-
ences. Be sure that you hop on
the right band wagon.
YOU, BORN on this date:
Vigorous personality; q deter
mined and generally a sound
head for business. Friendly, but
sometimes not discriminating
enough in choice of friends.
Copyright. 1914. By King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Food Editors Conference
Tells Future Trends
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

III A4AN%NA
and corn production-the result
"a larger supply Of quality
beef can be expected in the
spring of 1915.
Utility beef is the product on
the markets now-and an excel
lent one. Utility Is CRASHED
beef-a meat low in fat content
fat yellow in color. The yell
low color comes from the grass.
Long slow cooking is recon-
mended for the product and fine
results are assured If this fact
is kept in mind.
The same story-the shortage
OF feed-has affected the pork
supply--but with the increase
of feed now available the pork
production will go up. How
ever, we must remember this
this won't happen overnight.
Meat takes time to grow and
nothing short Of a miracle can
oPSCh UP TIC PiONCSS'
Slight Butter Increase
According TO the large butter
producers and the dairymen,
butter will continue to be short
until after the war. However.
we can expect a slight increase
during the high production
months which will come next
year. There will be a little
more during the holiday season,
but we must continue to con-
serve at the present standard.
using all stretching methods
and supplementing the supply
with other products that are
available.
In the prewar period there
were many canned meats and
meat products on the market.
During this wartime period
most Of the meat packing COM
panies are concentrating all ef-
forts upon the production of
canned meats for the armed
forces, leaving only a few for
civilian use.
What will the future or post
war period bring in canned
meats? Because of the new
canning methods learned during
the war. IL may be definitely
stated that there will be a great
improvement in the general
quality OF canned meats. They
will approach as nearly as pos
! sible the flavor of home pre-
pared foods.
- Just q Few TENS
Many of the products now be-
ing shipped 10 the army will be
on the market in consumer sized
packages. Roast beef with
gravy--roast pork with gravy.
fried hamburger patties. many
types Of stews-just few that
you may expect to see on your
grocer's shelves.
Ready prepared cake mixes
Of superior quality muffin
mixes, gingerbread and cookie
mixes will be plentiful once the
war is over. Good companies
are working on improved types
and will have them ready for
you as soon as possible after the
armistice is signed. None Of
this will occur the day or the
week after-but you can be as
sured that the manufacturer is
as anxious 10 introduce these
foods once more as you are to
have them.
New Combinations
What's TO happen to canned
fruits and vegetables Very
few new ones viii be introduced
but there will be new combina-
tions-new sizes and new type
cans. There will be a definite
improvement in the nutritional
value and flavor.
The complete meal that can
--he1heated and served is on the
planning program. New pack
ages that will tell more about
the product-will give complete
directions for usage and con-
tain a few ideas 10 incorporate
when including in your menus
are on the drafting boards of
these companies.
Sharp Cheese
Why cant I get sharp ched-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

THINGS TO come were pre-
viewed this past week to food
editors from newspapers all
over the Middle West gathered
In Chicago. Meetings with ce-
real manufacturers. meat pack
'ers and other producers resulted
In answers to present and post
war food problems and queS-
tons asked by you homemakers.
Questions such as-when shall
we get more butter-why are
our butcher shops low in quail
ity beef-what can we expect
of these supplies in the near and
distant future? ----
Washington Journal., 1944-05-12
NualitGt OeutI6er
TIng3enge III gut
ltrteil clues anlerifaniI6en
Sad)manns

Die oeuti6e 6liegerausriiItlne
i6eint ser in Ben 8ereinigtenS taaten
bereeltelten lonobl in bacterial mie
in Der Ausarbeitung glei6mertig SIT
iein, iogt Sobn 9. @augb BON Der
y2odbeeo SperIeas Corporation.
Serr @aueb febrte fiir5li6 aus
england 8uriid, no er ieit 1912 ais
@bef : Bropeaer : &onitritfteur fir
2odbee0 t1tig gemeien mar.
Sn elmer llnterreoung iogte er:
o8enn man oeutide uno amerifa-
nii6e 6lug3eugausriiitung per-
glei6t, m1B man iid Dor Nugen boil
ten, oaB bic Oelti6en ldon felt
1882 an BEN @ntniirfen fir ibre
Wilitdrflug8euge georbeitet baben.
@ir Oagegen ba6en in Oieier Belt
fleiBig 6~lllg5eiige fir fommer5ieaen
@ebroit6 geballt nno Oa6ten gar
nibt an lolcbe 9inge mie sic Inter
bringing bon &anonenrobren in oen
Yropeaerpeaen."
Set 1889 boben Sic 0euti6en
fortpGbreno 8er6eiierungen in ibrer
@uSriiitung 0itr6gefiibrt uno nad)
iinleren 8eoba6tungen lit borlGlt-
fig nod feinerlei 8eri6le6terling
ibrer ausfiibrung ODER ibrer Mate-
rialien feit5uiteaen", fubr er fort.
SeObadJtnnsen in GnslanS
SEER @augb iagte, Die oeuti6en
Observation-Disclosures bitten oarnn
gearbeitet, Die Sanobabrng oes
8lug5euges our6 @ntmidlung bon
o1tonlatil6en Observation-Disclosures
5u bereinfa1en. Sin 8eiipiel bier
fir iei ein @ropeaer NIT einem
9roiiel& egulator, ser ben @ngriffs-
minfel Ser 8ropeaerfliigel automa-
tii6 10 dnoert, oaB unter alien Ser
baltniiien oie gr0Bte 8ortriebsfraft
gemGbrleiltet miro.
0@tnige Ser oeuti9en Neuerun-
gen lin0 gut, ertldrte er, uaber If
re &onitruftellre neigen oa8u, font
pli3ierte @aai6inen 81 erfinoen."
Washington Journal., 1944-05-12
SapaMer rifem Weiter
in Gbima umO 8urma bot
Die aricsslusc bort blei6t ernit

Die 6ineiti6e Gage miro ais emit
angeieben, oenn ser befiir6tete SAL
bon 9opang, 500 MeiIen noro0itlif
BON Gbungfing, piiroe cine biltori-
i6e @infallsitraBe na6 Dem bineli-
i6en Snneren offnen. Mon nimmt
an, 0oB Die Sapaner oieSmal cine
Eotaloffeniibe beriu6en, I'M China
aus Dem &riege berous5ui6lagen.
Yengdemg gcfa0en
0aS 6ineiiide Sberfommanoo
gab oih Ben Sal bon Yengdeng,
SO Meilen liioli6 bon Dem in iopo-
nii6er Sono befinOliden G6engiien
5u. @abri6einli9 bat cine onoere
iaponii6e &olonne oltb in Yeblien,
80 Meilen meltli6 bon gengdeng
einoringen fonnen.
Gbengiien, Ser Mittelpunft Ser
naf peri6ieoenen &i6trugen aus
itrablen0en inponii6en &oritoBe,
liegt 60 Meilen oItli6 bon 2opang.
Gtne Shftbrltnte abgeld)nttten
Die Gbineien baben nunmebr MIR
nod 40 bis so Nfeilen Ser ~noroiiio-
li6 laltfen0en 8abn IN 8eiib.
SapanS ant 18. @pril begonnene
Offeniipe erregt in gan3 CHINA gro
BE 8eiorgniile. Sn Gbungfing lit
man li6 6etpuBt, OaB Ser &rieg Ell
ne ernite @baie errei6t, uno Die
GbineIen es li6 ni6t ldnger leiiten
f%onnen, obne %ernitbafte Soleen
&arm gegen 3eit gu opfern.
Curb W~omntbattcm mel6et itrate-
giiden &iifsng
8riti16e 1tn0 inoiI6e Sruppen
bnben ii6 aus Dem Stiibpuuft
9utbeoalng in @eIt-gurmo CUR 9(n-
paiiung ibrer Stelungen 5uriidge-
5ogen.
Cine amtli1e Meloung 2oro Moltnt-
bottens aus GeDlon fiibrte aus, ooB
aus Si9erbeitsgriinoen sic britt
i6en 2inien elmer &orreftur Der
SteQungen beourften Die Ben &iid=
aug aus Dem am IL. Mdr3 genonl=
menen 8lttbeoallng 6eoingte, u10
Die operation oobne Storung bonn
5eitoe" boQ3ogen puroe.
8utbeoaung liegt 65 Meilen meit-
lif bonn Safen gfpab uno lit ser
0itlibe gnopunft Ser britii6en
Sauptna6l6u6sItraBe iiber oie Mta-
puberge bon Maungoau.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-12
@udberratspruseR sesen Oen 6ettidJ-
f~reun6lidJen SolOaten Maple
6een0iat

Ser friegsgeri6tli6e 8ro5eB ge-
gen ben Soloaten Gale Waaple, mel
der Ser Sabnenflu6t uno oerSilfelei-
flung bel Dem gntfommen 3meier
oeuti6er &riegsgefangener aus Dem
Eager Sale in Colorado bei6uloigt
i'll, piiroe abgei6lolien. Ser 8e-
FUND oes @eridts tpltroe nidt be-
fanntgegeben.
Ser Yro3eB mar Dor orei @o6en
bertagt moroer, UNI einem Intrag
Ser 8erteioigung ltatt3ugeben, oaB
Der 8ei6ul0igte our6 cine geridt=
li6 ernannte Mer8te-& ommiiiion
altf ieinen @eiites3uitano BIN inter
iu6t peroe. 9ies eeidab our6 Mi-
litGr= Mer3te.
Surge abl6lieBenoe Gr0rterlngen
muroen Damn bon Dem 8erteioi-
gungsanipalt porgebradt. Ser 8ro-
5eB fano aus @riinoen Ser natio-
nalen Si6erbeit unter Musi6luB
Ser Seffentli6feit itatt.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-12
yMontgomerD GonntD @etps" befaft
iid nit 9entId

SIN 3~uiammenbang nit Noti5en
iiber cine 8%eriammlung oes @benp
Gbaie 9amenflu6s eridien in Dem
2eibblatt unierer bena66arten @raf-
i6aft montgomery in WarDlano bic
ier Gage inmitten ieiner, ipie iiblid
auf @nglii6 georudten Spalten fol-
genoes in ui6eeniter 2angwiOi6" per-
faBte Stiidden, oas mir, Dem ltr-
tert getreu, bier nieoerge6en:
German Section - 5runitiid Inn
elm nbr i'm &lubbais. @emeiniame
Mrbeit fir oas &ote &reu5. Seilnab-
me ertpuni6t ga nYantoffeln" orin-
geno notepenoig. @~aitgeberin 5rau
Sbomas. 8itte 8~utterbrooe nit
bringen."