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Evening star., 1944-02-20
Between Lollipops and Script
By Jean Meegan.

Life With Father" but another
flaming head belonged to an 8-year-
old girl who has been part of her
parents musical act since she was q
These little breadwinners know a
great deal about the business of life
Publicity is vitamin B to them and
the minute a photographer showed
up the late lunchers in the assembly
hall were alert to the opportunity OF
getting into a picture.
Adult Moppets.
One of the staff, Miss Jean Gent.
claims that they even make on en-
trance into the principals Office
in the best stage manner. Mrs.
Ethel Wright Nesbitt, principal for
% years and hearty admirer of
show folk, remarked: 1--WE treat all
students as adults"
Being natural-born little men,
orizers, most of the youngsters are
quick about their school work. One
mite in the fourth grade, Edwin
Bruce, who has been in two Broad
way shows and plays the part of
Tommy on the radio show The
Open Door, came running into the
cafeteria to show his report of 100
per cent in arithmetic and spelling
Also he did a few limitations lin view
OF the fact that reporter was
there.
In spite of then earning capacity,
these young people don't splurge
Half Of them don't know how much
they make. Ann Thomas, who plays
Casey or "Abie's Irish Rose and is
president of the school alumni asso-
citation, tells about child who
played with her last season in
Counselor at Law"
He came into my dressing room
Evening star., 1944-02-20
Pool for the Races

In making preliminary plans TO,
the quadrennial broadcasts this
summer from the Chicago political
conventions. the networks have de-
cided to pool their pickup apparatus
such as microphones and the like
as far as practical. This is being
done for the first time because wal
conditions are restricting the avail.
ability of apparatus.
In the past each network has had
its own layout. Now a common
pickup system will be installed In
the convention hall to feed all net
works. Floor STATS likewise will be
pooled wherever possible.
However, there will be provision
50 that each network can cut In its
own commentators or do side broad
casts.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
For RadioL listeners
By Ben Kablan.

There is a reason why the Abbot
& Costello program comes on the
air with the studio audience laugh.
ing and applauding. Possibly the
vast unseen radio audience otter
wonders why. So let's take you Out
to Hollywood for what Radio Row
calls "warmup." The studio from
which they broadcast seats $40 peo.
pie. The first five rows are set aside
for servicemen and there are about
80 charts OH the stage for the over.
flow. And there is always an over
flow. &
Lou Costello likes to work up close
to his audience. He and Bud were
schooled hte hard way in the theate1
-burleSque and in the parlance OF
the tneater they thrive on corn, even
golden bantam, to corn a phrase
Bud and Lou are nothing if not
very obvious in jollying their studio
audience into a receptive state OF
mind. They stroll up and down the
alsles for about the first five min
utes OF their warmup, thanking peo-
pie Tor coming, reseating folks,
ushering them up on the stage and
introducing strangers to each other
all ad lib nonsense that you'd
swear has been rehearsed.
A few minutes before airtime they
go up on the stage with what you
might call a corny gag. It's corn
all right but that's why those Jokes
are funny and people laugh" the
boys explain, They have lived
Only bad jokes die young" Both
are masters in their particular line
and that is to make people laugh
Bud is the feeder of lines"-the
straight man-and Lou is the comic
For three solid minutes the BOYS &c
through a routine of gags and Jokes
that has the studio audience forget
ting completely that they are to
hear a broadcast
The audience is at ease now. see
Ing a swell show and oblivious of
the fact that just Is minutes ago
they were sitting there squirmine
and uneasy not knowing exactly
what to expect. With 10 seconds to
go before airtime. Lou dons his good
luck charm, a battered brown DERBY
hat that has seen years of service
opens his mouth to tell a gag and
stops short as Bud puts a big hand
over his mouth. The studio audience
Immediately senses that it is air.
time and that's why when you tune
IN the Abbott & Costello broadcast
each week, the first thing that comes
on the air is the audience laughter
and applause.
X X *
Off the Scratch -pad-Information
Please is moving to new time-one
nour earller-starting Monday, April
s. Bobby Guy. for eight years
top trumpeter with Kay Kyser, last
week left the band to go into the
Evening star., 1944-02-20

show up at the broadcast. .
Grade school listeners to Thanks to
the Yanks probably squirmed with
delight when a school teacher failed
to answer the question. Bob
Hawk wanted to know what was
the largest bill printed by the
United States Treasury and his con-
testant replied: Teaching school,
wouldn't know anything about
that"
(Released by Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1944-02-20
Soldiers s.Eye View
Now the Thing

By the HSs0clated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
Newsreels have accustomed audi
ences to such realism that a new
camera technique has been evolved
in taking battle scenes for films
The soldier's-eye view is being used
in Marine Raiders" that is, the
camera angles are kept low as
though from trench or foxhole, or
very high as from concealment in
a palm tree in the jungle.
At the normal six-foot lens level
the camera rushes In short dashes
Evening star., 1944-02-20
Evening Stor Features
Over Stotion WMAl

Sfar Flashes-latest news, 8:45 an. daIIy
lofhrop Stoddard anaIy7es the weeks news,
u am. Sunday.
hah School Forum-Students participating.
2;30 Monday.
story Book FoIks-Dramsfizstions by eIs.
mentary pupils, us tuesday
News for ahoos-for classroom LISTENING,
Z Wednesday.
Evening star., 1944-02-20

up to some form OF shelter, stops,
and takes a scene. In the moving
shots, the camera crane travels in
staccato dashes, swings down to the
height of a moving man and a
|kneeling position. Director Harold
Schuster says this technique lends
the realism needed in portraying
combat to the newsreel-wise public.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
No Ersatz Appetites
Among Film Extras
By the Associates Press

HOLLYWOOD.
It's taking lot of Hollywood
erSatz to portray authentic Munich
beer hall eating scenes laid in 1920.
Prop men were faced with the
problem of feeding 400 extras for
a week, with limited ration points.
No phoney food could be used, as
the scenes required actual eating.
First ersatz was the substitution Of
turnip radishes for the giant size
dear to Munich beer hall patrons.
Turnip is more filling. Hungry
extras devoured the specially made
giant-size pretzels, sausages and
Evening star., 1944-02-20
Off the Scratch-pad-'

OF the Scratch-pad-Information
Please is moving to new time-one
hour earlier-starting Monday, April
s. Bobby Guy. for eight years
top trumpeter with Kay Kyser, last
week left the band to go into the
Evening star., 1944-02-20

one night to find out II 90 cents q
week was good money. That was
the allowance his mother gave him
10 cents q performance. told
him 1t was great"
Evening star., 1944-02-20

cheese in quantity. Authentic beer
was rationed in ersatz stems. made
in Los Angeles by Mexican potter.
None Of THE Hitler Gang" extras
seemed to have ersatz appetites.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
THE AIR TO-DAY

WoP, 1870 a.m.-John Ruskin's Stone
Of Veniee" discussed.
W0P. 2:3o-Msssyside, tho pom o
Liverpool, is the scene.
Wc. 1:30-"Permanent Pssss-Its Cause!
and It's Possibilities"
WMAl, 3:00-RiIey gets The "a,tino buo -
WT0P, 3:00-Nsthan Milsten is soiojst for
lstnd'kowskys Violin Concerto Mozart.
symphony No. 40 and hendeIssohn's "Seheut
in 6 from the string octet
WOl, 3:30-"The Mystery Of the Iey Hand "
WI0p. 4:30-Trbute 10 George Wsshnoten
with Kenny Baker. guest.
Wl, 5:00-Rimsky,Korsskow's Spanish "a.
price, Tsehaikowskys Solitude" Stravinsky
Pefrouehka Suite" and Amfiihssiroys ID
Profundi Csmayi."
VOL, 5:30-To the House Of Doom.
WI0p, 600-Hedy Lamar in q SOY drama
WhAl, 6;00-Jennifer Jones and Charlie,
Btkford in scene from Song Of Befnadstte'
other guests.
WRC 7:00-Groueho Marx visits.
WMAl, l:30-At bond rally in Boston.
WT0p, 7:30-Maj Gen. James DooIittIe
and other raiders Of Toxic hold a reunion
WI. i:3O-Alet TempIeion is one Guest.
Wlop, S;OO-With Loretta Young in Mans
Castle"
WRc, S:00-W, {. Fields, guest.
VOL, 9:OO-frank Black tonduets Mozart.
Overture 10 Marriage Of Figaro" Schubert
Unfinished Symphony" Wa1net's "0vertur,
tst Sstehsn'Ie, from "Tsnnhaussf'; Strauss
WhAL. e:i5-Inyssion by The Andrew
Sisters.
M, to:0o-6eorgs Washington Day salute
MhAl, lo:oo-with Frsnehot Tone in ''1u,
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bod. Sd0ne Sduier, ober leidt uno
oiinn gebout. Seoes bradte ober So
inn Monat elm.
Balo botten iid bic $Guier be5oblt,
uno Die 2eute batten fait alles, tpas
fie tpiinidten, tpenn nur bic @rube
ir Gang blieb. Iue 6ieie 8obnungen
moren nod ni9t fertig, als bic Maiie
bon Deutidlono onfam. 9arum muB-
ten ite itd bebelfen uno 10 laeen in ben
fertigen Bobnungen 6rei ODER bier
Ganilien 5uion1men lie na9 ibrer 3abl
bon &tglieoern. @s ipobnten in I'M.
ierm Sauie orei Gamilien 5uiommen,
big Ontel 5drooer oos nddite Sous
meitlid be5ieben fonnte. Btepers nit
orei 3immern batten 5>pei Samilier,
ile ielbit uno Rreefemeiers uno nod
5&uei Roitgdnger: Sobn &odolt uno
Sen.
Do9 5uriid uno ieben mir tpeiter:
Ser Sauptmee burd Buckingham nod
Sbapnee tam bon Corning, orei Mei.
len oitlid, Der ¬enpuntt Der giien-
bobn, pie es beute nod lit. Son Cor
ming iiber Millerton, burd 6as Sla6-
lamb an 8eriammlunesbous un6
2irdbof berunter Big BEL Mcgartbp,
Damn re4ts nod 9rotes, no orei
Beee 5uiammenliefen: AZ Bon Cor
ming, b. bon Ren6btlle iiber Congo,
ben mir fubren als mir binfamer, q
6ann Elm 8ee bon Rorben Der oas
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uno 5tpor burb bic 8eretperfe, mil
Ser groBen &o1onie, oie mitten ourd
oas aderIonO am SuBe Der Serge
uno 6ur6 Die @bene 5og, Damn our9
Die giienbabn nit Den btelen @elet.
len, Die quer 0ur9 ooer iiber oos fla.
die 2an0 9ingen. SnouItrie brtngt Sc.
ben, aber it0rt oas Dornros@en in
leiner &ube un6 oas ioDuiide 2eben
ser Sirten nit 3auberfl0te uno
Gtrumpf fliebt. Buckingham puroe
INNER groBer, oa Der 5tpeite Sell I'M.
ter uns ousgebout tpuroe.
Ser eroBe Stangen5aun tpeitlid
bon uns beri6tpan6, oas &ornfelb Of
fen gelegt, Der Selienba6 berlegt 1no
cine Bride iiber i'm gebart. Die
StroBe Big 5um onoeren 6es Seloes
ousgefiiut, gu beioen Sausplabe ab*
gemeiien uno II neue Sauier tpu9ien
tpie aus Dem 8o6en a11f nteberen Bfo'
Iten ouf: glle nnoertbalb Stod,perte
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Gedanken und
Erinnerunsen
Bon &eb. s. 5uertses
(Sort1ebung)

Dieie @ei6i6ten gaben mir GnlaB
au oieiem @eoi9t: Ser alte Eodel>
balm: Gin alter Eodelbabn, ser biele
Sabr' SIM Siibnerbarem Weiiter tpar,
ging traurig auf uno ob. 8as trou.
er1t 6u, frug i'm bic Senne, bic MINI
mer it6 bon ibm tat trennen, nod biit
ou fern bonn @rab. p &eut, fpra9
Der Sabn gu ieiner Senne, berlor id
Den aampf bor rnierer Eenne> NIT
Benjamin, Dem Siingiten. Ser iunge
Sobn lit groB uno itart, l1no 5eigt es
ou6 i'm &iiblerltal1, oaB er iebt Wei~
iter iberan. 81 Sd nuB i'm iebt bon
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8a6mr& mnterideibeu f@ Gbiueien
tnS eSapaner?
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Der 3eidenidrift. @ie eebrauden bie-
felbe untermiidt NIT ben 5ilbeni6rif.
ten &ata-gana uno Sira-gana, bic ben
BerGnoerun9en Der Borte eere6t 5u
meroen bermogen. 8efanntlib i9rei-
ben Gbineien tpie Sapaner bic 3eiden
bon redts nod Iinfs un6 bon oben
nad unten.
Miutonen bon gbineien 1eben beute
nod nad BEN tpeiien 2ebren oes gro.
Zen 8biloiopben &onfu5ius. 9ie bor-
nebnite ietner goridriften berIanst
Die Babrung Der &ultur Der Batter
uno bic Bietat geeeniiber ieinen Mb-
men. 60 bat in @bina Der Mbnentult
Die bodite Stufe Der gntpidluns ct.
reiat, uno gbrfurdt uno &odo9tung
feinen 8orfabren eeeeniiber fin6 ben,
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Eal berunter.
9teier 8ee ging fpdter brett nod
Congo, mo Die gr0Bte un6 bette @ru'
be bon Ohio lag un0 nod lit. Go-
mails Elm 8auerntpee, tporan biele un6
groBe @ebofte logen. 8on 9rate's
ging eS nad Buckingham, cine quite
balbe Neile, bte Der Su6s genelien
bate. 8ei s., ebe oie 8abn bo tpar,
lag redter Sano nod ein nettes
8auernbaus, unten om 8erge cine Of
fene 3ede.
9eadber freuate Die 8abn ben 8eg,
bic our @rnbe etng. Sort fing Die So.
Ionic an. Ser 8eg ging geraoe 6urd,
>pie beute, ,&n6 es baute lttb eine &eibe
Sauier oabin; aue tleine @ei6dfts'
leute; oas 5tpeite ooer brittle @6us9en
1puroe unier &irdletn fir etnige Sob'
re; Damn tamen einiee Sduier: Sle-
mings un6 Milers Soft ltno 2o9ier.
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beute an, 8etra9ten ols oen beiten
monn Sm &eid BET itolaen Siibner.
Ridt mebr bin ib Der itoLe Sabn,
Der unbeiieet itano obenon Sm @eid
Der itol5en &iibner. ~ Bin alt un6
iteif, bob ouseebient, @r frdbt Die
@tuno' oes Moreens friib - SIN
griiben an bic Sennen. Das erdn1t
midi mebr, i'm freut es iebr, Sm Sc.
oerldmud uno rotem Rraeen. $50 Md
SD tann es ldneer nidt ertroeen.
81 Saia, ioia. bic &enne iprad, Sd
fob es i6on bas gan3e sabr, Der
iunse Sabn miro fred. Dod troite
bid, ,uarlt aud mal jung, ,1no trdbteit
lout, uno ma9It es bunt, ou, fb0n-
iter Sabn i'm Weitel g. Sett laB' ben
iunsen Sabn in Stub, bab INNER fro
ben Sinn uno Mut, l1no 5eige, oaB
bu tlug biit. Das g1ter ift ia tpeii'
lno flug, gs benfet biel in al1er Stub
$ilft aus i'm ,,@roBen 8ate''. y
Sem Eodelbabn Der Stat eefiel, iu9t
auf men 8urm un6 eibt i'm ibr Ils
oanfbar fife Spetie. Die Senne ou6
sufrieoen it, uno frast Damn tiidtig
auf ben Miit - l1no beioe lino orouf
gliidlid. 81. Ottober 1912. Gr. Guert.
9eS.
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ingbam, als es nod Elm gauernneit
spar. Do9 bal6 batte fid 6as anee.
ftdt Der idonen 2anoidaft eeanoert,
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Db Meni6, OBJ Maidine
Obne Jett fein @etriebe.
Die 6mnfle @oIfe
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Betradt 5iebt, tpte ibon iest in TN.
lerem 2onoe ale &rdfte mobil gemodt
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niItiiden @egner. @ietpeit 5umaI bic
engliidbe &rbeiteridaft na6 Dem Rrie.
ge nod IN iid 9eniieeno 9raft baben
miro, ben &ommunismus ob3ulebneu,
1T mebr als Elm Srase5ei9en. go mag
es fommen, oaB dbnlid Der groBen
fran5oitf6en Heboll,tion nit ibren
Iusmirtungen auf 6er 6amaligen gan.
gen 5ibiliiterten Belt aud oieie aspeite
Grobe &ebolution 11ns bier iberfluten
miro. Das 1T bic eroBe 6untle 8oIte,
Die uns fiir6ten madt, 6ab NIT 6em
@noe 6es &rieges Der Rrieg nod
langit nidt gu enoe fein tpiro. - 6r.
s. Marfert, $3.50.
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Sdule fir einen @inter. Damn fam
Sairs GROCER 2aoeu, oarauf Elm Bad
uno oer groBe g. ooer 3itodiee &C.
feal6aftslaoen, bon Serrn 2eonar6
betrieben. Dann fam cine Rneipe (Sa.
aaro's), 6ann tpteoer elm ,pilber 8od
uno oann oas groBe Sotel aroening;
oann fam Elm 4reu5ipee, ,noroli9 in bic
&olonte, iiibli9 binauf nod gmmerps
8auerngeboft rim.
(Sortiesune folet)
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Nlittipod, ben 12. Sannar 1914
| Ghtnefen heiItafte 9fIttlt.

VYtteleN yetltHIIe PIAluyIs -%% -.
l1mgefebrt ilt ote aufaiiung in Sa-
pan. SIN Mittelalter berridte i'm
2an0e Der ougebenoen Son1e Elm aus.
eeprdetes Seu6alfpitem. Eerritorial.
fiiriten rangen in erbitterten &Gn1p-
fen INN 6ie Madt. Ser &aifer ielbit
genoB MIR mebr a1s Gbfon1mling Der
Sonnengottin Ah1ateraiu relieioie
gerebrung, pdbrenb bas 3epter in
oie San6 ieines Sousmeiers, oes
|Sbogun iibergesangen mar. sSrt iener
3eit gelan9te Der 8egriff Der gaio1'
tentreue CUR b09iten Gollfommenbeit.
8eoingungsloie @efolgfbaft bern gor.
geietten gegeniiber galt ols nornebn-
lte 2oiung. 8eim Eooe ibres Serrn
gaben itd feline treuen untertanen
ourd Sdpertidnitte in oen 2eib ben
Greitoo. Saraftril 2opalitdt mar ben
iopaniiden 9fittern 6as erite @ebot,
an 5tueiter SteIle ita1,o un6 itebt be1l.
te nod Der @eborfam 6en gltern ge'
geniiber.
slIs ein5iges go1f Mfiens fennen sic
Gbineien Slide 1no Stiible tpie bic
Bolter 6es aben6lonoes. Sbre &Gr.
Ter ftn6 feitgefiiete 8auten auf genoue
ertem Sun6oment, tpGbreno 6os iopas
nii6e Saus in feiner lei9ten 8oupei1e
eber an Elm 8eefeno6alet erinnert. esst1
Sopan fennt man tpeoer Slid nod
Stubl, uno 6os 2eben ipielt it9 gGna.
lid ouf Dem NIT peinli9 iauberen
Matten beIeeten SuBbo6en ob.
Iuf 6em @ebtete Der &unlt boben
Die SSapaner ibre Nnregungen bon
China iibernommen. Snoem ite oie
erbaltenenen Soeen nod eigenen
@runoiaben tpeiter ousgeitolteten,
boben iie ie6od 6es 0fteren ibre 2ebr.
meiitpr iibertroffen.
Erob Ser bielfGltigen un6 tiefgreio
fenoen l1nteri6ie6e 5tpiiden 6ine1i.
Id]er un0 iopaniider &u1tur be1tebt
oenno6 in bieIen 9ingen cine getpiile
llebereinIttmmung. Ser 2anopirt1doft
3. 9. miro bel beioen 80lfern groBe
8eodtung gei6enft. gbineien tpie Ssa-
poner fino ouBeror0entlt9 genlgIom.
Sic iteaen ans 2eben feline groBen
Nnforoerungen uno itn6 5ufrie6en NIT
lbrer taglt9en Station 8aiierreis. 9ie.
Ier@enitgIamfeit bat beion6ers bic ia.
ponii6e Snouitrte ibre @rfoIee au
oeroanten, Der Die nte6rigen Nrbetts.
lobne es ermoglt@en. ibre gr5eugnifie
meit unter Dem Breis europGiider
5abritate auf ben Morft 5u tperfeu.
Ote boutommene 2ebensberodtunq,
eepaart nit groBter Anipru9sloFe.
teit oes ein3elnen, lit elmer Der Saupt.
eriinoe fit Die iiberraidenoen Stege
Ntppons I'M Rampf 9eeen feline @eg.
ner.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
9ntberiIdtG pnngrIiide GOneOrOia.
Wemein0e
cote unS o StraBe RB.
@6as. @n6ers, Yaitor.

Die @ottes6ienite Ger @emeinOe iilo
i%onntdgIid) I'M 1890 n6r Oormit-
tags.
s(m @tontag 9lbeno, Oen 10. 30
Dember, int Sisung Oes G%irfenrates.
Ger Miiiionsuerein triift iid) am
Gonuerstag, Sen 49, NoUember, 5i
einem 0unfeon nit aniHlieBenoer
BeriaminIllng nm / llbr.
an %. Rouember, I'M 10 llbr
bormitta9s lit NdbItunOe fiirS &Otr
8reu5.
0dnfiaerngstag, Oen %. Nouem.
Der, lit @otte8oienit UNI 1890 llbr
Dormittogs in @emeiniboit nit Der
Union Met6oSiit" uno ser o8eItern
9res6Dterim" Stride. Reo. g. 9.
Mcaenjie, 8aitor ser lestgenGnntet
@emeinoe, miro preoigen.
Sonntag, Der 26. NoOember, lit
Dem @eo6htnis Der geritorbenen ge-
ipeibt.
e36e GoncoroialtS" p%erlnmmel1t
iidl am Gienstaa, Sen %. 0oOember.
9lnt 80. 9ooembar, 0onnerstag,
lit cine 3uianlnenfltnft Oerienigen,
lueldle iid] nit Sen ain0ern befailen
lpollen. Gin a6enoeiiem miro I'M 6
llbr l|eruiert tper0er.
Bon Ben iullget Mdnnerlt, lpelhe
BEL Der g9ebrnadt oiener, Iino ole
folaenOen auf llrloltb o0er IN Der
8nibilgtons itntioniert: 5u
@itt as Mointe lleberiee), Mihael
gola 6enrp 3ae6Ie, 5rant &oblano,
6reoo @gbers, George Modabee u1lo
guerett Meiners. Inter Sen fiir5lib
einge5o9enen lit Bbilip 3ier. 6drrp
Weiners ST. muroe gum Qeiltnant be-
foroert. Qeutnnut 0etlef @itt, mel.
der in 6ronfreif ~Dernun6et ipliroe.
tommt nidt nuf ltrlallb iOn6ern 9ebt
CUR uftioen Sront.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
GSrNclcr icu ncsb
am Gcbcn iein

Stod5olm 4isr wur0e cine
0elltIhe, bon elmer utgemGbnlihen
8eaenIGnge getraeere &~uuoiunf-
9(lifforoerullg an Die BeD0iferung
oes Geides ~nbgeb6rt: Gin @eOner,
Der iif ais o@eneroIoberIt QuoDig
Don Bed" olisgnb uti0 iid oariiber
beluitigte, ooB Die Ma5ts INN mad
bem attentatsperiuh gegen Sitter
nadiogten, Ell babe Selbitmor0 uer-
iibt, foroerte Bolt .uno arntee daf,
Iid gegen 40oIf &ttIer 5li erbeber.
.@eneral bon Bed" npriiderte
ald) Ger friibere 9eip5iger Sberbiir-
germeilter uro nod)malpe Geifs~
8reisfommiiIar Or. aorl @oeroeIer
labe nod uno erFreue lid Der 5rel-
belt, tros ser Na5i.8 ebduptung, er
lei bin9erihtet uor0en,
Ser &unOfitnf in 0elttidler Sprnd)e
purSe 5llerit aitf Der Nelatlan9e 2s3
Weeter ge6ort uro tuuroe Stunoen
ipdter nit Der a%uffor0erung wieoer-
bolt, Sic @eaenlange %fiinftig einge-
idaltet 5l balten.
,8enn i'd oas 3eiden gebe,
miiBt ibr olIe 9a5is aefangenneb.
men ltlto Den getrieb auer 8abnen,
Observation-Disclosures un6 3eitungen
itbernebmen," arflarte Der Sprefer.
Sd befeble eudl euf III aQmpf9rilp-
pen gu orsnnilieren uno ell6 Iofort
init @oifen 81 Oeriorgell. 9ereitet
end Dor, oie Arlenole Der So III
iibernebmen.@
Die &e6e idien CUR 9a1ptlafe an
Die Sffi5iere Der @ebrntadt gerihtet
gu lein, oarunter .,meifle aameraoen
pom @eneraIitab, sic meme Gimme
erfennen rper6en."
Ser Sprefer oerii1erte: Sine
baUbe Stunoe, nafoem 0ianmler Die
Oroer CAB, MIDI 5u erIdieBen, emit
fam i'd"
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
Gin GastcN rcrs
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ploiion, Bic poli5eiliherieits Sem
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geltern 0as elegunte Sutton Rlace-
Biertel, 5ertriimmerte bunoerte uoil
6enltern ulto trieb etlife tauieno 8e-
mo6ner 0es 17itodigen Appartements-
geb1uoes gtr. 405 Sit "a. Str. 5ur
6lltft auf Die StrnBe. Gie 6rau,
oie aus GeutlhIano gebiirtige, ober
eingebargerte gil. 6rou erica oe
9ulogb, puroe tot por Dem &iiden.
berO auigefunoeu oeilen fiinf @as,
616ne offen ItanOen. 6rnu oe 30
Iogb uito ibr @atte, Dem 8ernebmerl
nad elm 6elgiider 5Giihtling, Ser
bier cine leitenOe Steaung IN Der
Gaoio&9ranfe inne bat, berpobnten
Elm appartenient I'M Is. Stod oes
8ebduoeS.
Ole @rploNon rib Ole @dit0e Oie-
les tpie aud 3tpei anitoBenoer Appor-
tements berallS, utO beif)Goigte ms
geiomt iiber 80 @o6nungel in Dem
@eb1u0e, oeiien @igentimter sen Sc
iamtifaOen olif gut iiber $4,000"
peronTflagte. 8ier Yerionen nun
Sen uon @asiplittern Ieidt perIett.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
Observation-Disclosures

Concord Glnb, 5ne. Erdiioent.
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Gdlodter. 1863 Gonu. A)e., y. N.
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5reo @ogelione; Sefretdr, $. q.
@infler; Sdlasmeiiter; laurence ..
Strb. 8eri. am 2. Samstng i'm
Monat i'm 6rieobofs8eb1uOe.
0emtIde Trcimanrcr GOse Nrmi-
ming, 9r. rs, G.A4.@. Sefretdr:
Jre0t. Bertram, 134t Sbepbero
Str, q. f.. 8erjammIunB ON 1.
Gienstog i'm Monat i'm Nelten Sra.
ionic Renpel, 13te uro S StraBe,
q. 8.
arminins @ersuismuss . 8erein.
&%rdiioent: @enrp @ieiter; Sefretdr
Ebeooor 2erd, 59O5 Sieberte Strube,
q. B. BeriommIung an i. Sonn-
obeu0 i'm @olat.
Greater Beneficial unlun, Dtftrift
Nr. 100. @rGiioent: Sobn @reolein;
Sefretar: E6riitian Gbriit, 1922
Giinfte StroBe, q. Us. Berf. am
4. 0ienatoe I'M Wonat I'M Snuie Ger.
1920 s StraBe, q. 8.
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9fr. 40. TrGiroent: Mitel Yoi-
rer; Setret6r, Gbriitian 4ronen.
bitter, tt04 Roninnnt CTR Siloer
Spring, N0. 8eni. an i. Jrettag
I'M Monat ilt oiYi6e Boint Souern"
i2te ull0 q StraBe, Nor0oit.
&nppert 0eim 6rnmen 6ilfsuerein.
@rdifoentin. 8rau Grnit %. 9rOfpn;
Sefr9tGrin: 6rou Mobel Giet. Ser
fammIung ON 2. 9iensro9 /. 80. I'M
2 ubr i'm @eim.