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Evening star., 1944-08-02
Anniversary i Marked
By Army Air Force, I.
Al Two Fields Here

Visitors at the two big Army air
bases near washington yesterday
got their first opportunity since the
war to inspect at close range the
fighting planes they have been help
ing to buy with tax and bond dol
lars. sH.
Lightning, Thunderpolt and Mus
tang fighters, along with at least
one japanese Zero, were pulled up
for exhibition on 4 Boiling Field
runway alongside several types Of
medium 'bombers and Flying For.
tresses. t< '.'
Meanwhile. at Camp Springs in
nearby Prince Georges County,
flights of Army fighters demon
strated formation flying and land
ing at the big operational training
base. The open houses" were held
In observance Of the 37th anniver-
sary Of the founding Of the Army
Air Forces, and the 35th anniversary
of the purchase OF the Army's first
airplane from the Wright brothers.
The program at Boiling included
the presentation by Col. Robert w. c.
Wimsatt, commanding ofYlcer, of 4
Legion Of Merit award to Sergt.
Robert b. Aldrich for his work in
surveying and chartering japanese
positions during the campaign on
Guadalcsnal. Regular troops and
WACS at the base passed in review
at the exercises.
Huge Airnead.
The great field at Camp Springs,
which includes an area almost aS
large as the District, was the scene
of exhibition flying under leader
ship of Mai. George Williams, rs,
who won the Silver Star, the Dis
tinguished. Flying Cross and the Air
Medal with II Oak Leaf Clusters in
action in the North African and
European theaters.
The field originally was laid out
to afford fighter protection for
Washington and Baltimore. It was
designed Tor the complete dispersal
OF planes over an area affording
natural and camoufiage, cover. The
runways sre a part Of the system
an0ding y large degree Of conceal
ment when viewed from the air.
The Washington Red Cross Chap
ter's mobile blood bank unit was at
Camp Springs yesterday. and the
men volunteered donations in great
er volume than the Red Cross
workers were prepared to accom-
modate. Two hundred and twenty
soldiers and civilian employees Of
fered, their, blood. The Red Cross
workers called it . day when they
had tilled the lS0 pint containers
on hand.
Evening star., 1944-08-02
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when my Baby-Texture Powder safely
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Skin specialists tell me cake make
up may dry out the delicate outer
layer OF your skin make you
look years older! Even worse, the
microscope has revealed corked-
up pore openings corked with
germ-breeding deposits Of cake
makeup Uhich washing and
creaming failed to remope!
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invite dryness, blemishes, coarsen-
ing damage that may be IL
reparable when safe Lady
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skin a softer, "fa,Dless look" at
the touch Of your powder puff!
Hides Lines and Blemishes-
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Let your mirror show you the
lovely difference between my spe-
cial Baby Texture face powder
and whatever other makeup
you are now using. -. wet or dry.
Evening star., 1944-08-02

Examine your face in strong sun
light. See how much younger,
smoother, clearer it looks with
Lady Esther Powder even
after 4 long hours!
That's all because Lady Esther
Face Powder is made differently
-. by my exclusive Twin Hurri-
cane Process that makes the tiny
powder particles SO amazingly
soft and fine. On your face, it is
hardly like powder at all, but
rather like delicate film of
beauty that hides little lines and
blemishes like magic.
So if you want a young smooth,
Hawless-looking skin ,cithout dan
ger, l wish you'd try Lady Esthe,
Face Powder. When you see how
much more glamourous your skin
looks, you'll know why more
lovely women use Lady Esther
Face Powder than any other kind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
% SMOKERS
IEwELaY ron SALE

a. ms. per hour sire, immediate A..
livery. White Furnacs Co, Asol
MInhlRAn OEeRnn OnaI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
FRED FORD

1855 LIvERNo1s NO. $3.50
DE sOTO--le42 custom sedan: sim-
pli-matic transmission: air-condi-
toned; radio, air foam cushions,
backup light. other sxtraS. low mile
age: $3.50. Inquire owner. 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
SALE.
SINKS

i.7ss HARPER At CHALMERS
STOP coin DRAFTS under doors
vss'hrr s'rp raises over -lE ~nfr
door opens lowers when dor closes.
Installed. Si26 DA lssf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

A BETTER price for furniture, rugs
Moon Bros, Furniture, TIE. i-i2ss
A DEALER wants furniture immsdi-
ately Tor cash Il reas. TY. s-s223
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
ELECTRIC REFRIGERAroRs

ELECTRIC deep freeze ice box. Al
share. Is gu T. electric cooler.
vet or dry can ne used as deep
freeze, J q, x26x3i: Al shape. Royal
oak 451i-R
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES
wANTEp-MAcHINERY

WILLIAMS MACHINERY will pay
cash for collets. die heads. chasers,
etc, tools that can be used on
automatic and hand screw machines.
235i West Fort. Lafayette $50.
SWHpS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES
SEWING MACHINES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A BETTER PRICE for your old
refrigerator. washer. ironer. va
cuum. radio. etc. Bsnjamlns. UE.
2-7967
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOH SALE
FREIGHT ARRIVALS

NEVER UNDERSOl.D
BABY Reds, up $500, 10y 5sb
All Wocd Baby Play Pens 49,. b,9b
Baby Training seats ,s......,. Z,eS
Hi-Chsirs, Removable Tray;
sit. so coilsP'ble Baby Carriage it.so
Nursery Chair, ..-... $50
Unnnished Breakfast Set. Table
and 4 Chairs .-........-ss.., IL 80
tuIity Cabinets .'..,... ...s.. $50
Kitchen ttiiity Tables ........ hph
Kitchen Step Stools ......... 80
Medicine Cabinets, up $3.50. %
Cotton Matthew's ,........ s.b0
Full Panel Metal Mods ....... $50
A-Drsw~f Unfinished Chest 1.as
hunk Beds, Comp. With springs $3.50
Automatic Gas Water Heater
ana Tank .--... .. t-'oo
hot Water Heaters ......,... $40
White Toilet Seats .....,.:. I.t9
Combination Closets .......-.. 1898
sxi. Layo. Rug, factory ace. ,.sa
Felt Bssp Floor Covering,
remnants, square yard .... ~
Triaid Limo, square yard 80
Ne priority required or our iBli lrs ~
rrpisIsr tpsis NJ cut rats prices
Ranch Nisss ... ...,..f.. IS
Combination squares l.3s
Miercmeters, !. 2, and a.
from .t..... .t..,.s.s feN
Vl.r,ytr MOI Plates . aaa
y.Burnsr 6ss Plates T~-f,-I, ~
Calip~Ys fsc Depth Gsugss 90
y.o W,,oehes 40
~, hr. R.mu, l,rp Cord VIII. Auto,
set Cover, Auto atsssse',s, snd tlsrifis
saesi,ss q Bssasis Ff'ess.
Aluminium Faint, gsi ...y.... 2s5
House Paint. al. 81 Enamel. g. SO
Plat Wall Paint, Washable, gal. -
yIa1Alis At~- sH4-t1AAI,list III BATTERIES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

Al A~+eAersts~ Priced for Cash
Budget Terms ~ Desired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
RADIOS AND SUPPLIES
BENJAMIN'S

DI<AN y n hlAN -
APPLIANCE AND FURN. SHOP
1892 LIVERNoIs. NEAR FENKELL
Omen yves TN 0--Tues. Wed. IN 9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
CIO-PAC
Asks Cash

Letters soliciting contributions
toward the CLOS Political Action
Committee fund today were sent
to 800 representatives of the
UAW-CIO by George +. Adde's,
secretary treasurer of the Union.
The plea for funds indicated
that the union leaders could SUBJ
scribe whatever they wished and
that the money would be deducted
in equal instruments from their
union pay checks over a four or
five-month period.
"Those on the staff" Adde's
wrote. desiring To contribute
500, SIS, S5O.or S25 as volun-
tary contribution to be deducted
in instalments can do so. Those
desiring to contribute smaller
mounts may send checks
directly TO the union office"
August Scholle, CIO-PAC
Michigan director, said no specific
amount had been demanded.
II told them to give what
they could" he said. I'VE don't
want any one to give more than
he can afford"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
O'DanieI to Speak

WASHINGTON, Aug. is UNS)
Senator w. Lee O'Daniel CD of
Texas, who is considering the
newly formed American Demo-
cratic party'S proposal that he
become its presidential candidate,
said today he will address a meet
ing of the party in Birmingham
next Monday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
EXPECTS APPROVAL

SENATOR heIliltln- NNNtlldI-
of Tennessee, the sponsor, how
ever, expressed confidence the
committee would endorse the pro-
posal.
Senator Ebert D. Thomas CD
of Utah graphically asserted that
McKellar's resolution lis worthy
of study"
Senator Arthur Capper (R) of
Kansas said that something like
this is appropriate and proper. ;"
but added that 1T is doubtful if
now is the time TO press our
claims" He added, however, that
certainly we are entitled TO lib
eral treatment when the settle
ment time comes.
Senator Henrik Shipstead (R)
of Minnesota declared that the
peace settlements should give us
whatever is necessary for safety
we can't depend on our Allies"
WANTS JAP ISLES
McKellar's resolution urged
that in the termination of the war
with Japan the u. S. retain per-
manent possession of all islands
that were Jap owned or Jap man.
dated before Pearl Harbor. and
lying between the Equator and
the 30th Latitude parallel north.
He advocated also that in set
Element of the questions arising
out of present wars the u. 8.
acquire as permanent possessions
Bermuda and all islands in the
West Indies that are owned by
European nations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
Neqro Hanneean's Aid

WASHINGTON, Aug. rs tINS)
Rep. William L. Dawson CD of
Illinois, only Negro member of
the House, today was reported to
have been selected as assistant to
Democratic National Chairman
Hannegan for the national cam
paign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
Sore, Hot, Tired
Feet Almost
Killing" You?

Won your feCt torture YOU 50 from
eNertion and fatigue that you have hardly
any peace ~ mind - Just DO this rub
pr. Schoils Fp0t Balm into them for a
s-l-..--la -. AZ - n %. til- tara ten
der, Tired painful feeling lessons more and
more a. soothlng Dr. schools Foot Balm
LFIfS kftsd % CIRCULATION 20 drive away
fatigue The relief you enjoy viii be I'M
toreettah.e Grand for sweaty, odorous
feet, too. Get a jar Of Dr. Schous Foot
Balm today. Costs but trile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
Island Bases
.Up in Senate

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16 QNS)
The Senate was ready today TO
reject a proposal that it endorse
measure urging the United
States 10 obtain Atlantic and Pa
cific island bases from Allied ma
tons for postwar security.
An informal poll of Senate for
eign relations committee members
revealed general opposition on the
grounds that it would interfere
with peace negotiations.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-05

JrIdte n6 0emIIe: Sbft uno @enuiefonierben, Warnelaoe um. fo
gegen blaue 9upons I8 Bis 08 in Bud Scr. A erbaHlib.
Tleiid, Safe, Butter: Diie 2ebensmitel ne Nargarne up. fto fir rme
aupons I8 biz Q8 erbdltid. Marfen &8 bis IS trden am z. Mai
IN &raft.
sOfen: 9iefe &oiOnerungswert5eibe oRnen gum rn&ebien" Der nenen
rotten uno blauen Supons, Die einen Rahonspert bon lie 10 Enntten
baben.
Snnfte fir Settle. Sr Sef9er gbt ibnen 5tei &untte fir ieoes 8ano
M6faafdt aus Der Slide, mdbes sic ibm bringen.
5 8iuno giIhg. Muf Gupon 40, BUD A. fmo Bis 90. Gebrur
1916 gleifa1s 5 Hfmo furs @inmadem erbalti6.
sdm6e: 0he Marfen Scr. 1 uo 2 nit Dem Ilug3eug i'm 9atonsbub Scr. 8
limo bis af meteres gilhg.
8aplin: Die @9 Wearfen fto fir Ben Saul BON ie 8 @aqonen biz 8. Wai
gIltg. Niarfe 1921 gilt ab 8. Wai fir lie 3 @aaonen.
9 uno g-aenrfen fto gut fir 2 @aQonen. 8ergnIgungsfnbnen fm0
nr BEN geFsern bon a5GRarfen getattet. SolOuten auf lrlnub
erbalten 5 @anonen @aiolh. 80, 83, 6 uno 6 8 Gaarfen fm6
gut fir 5 @aGonen. 5abrer miien iBre License" Nurrner un6
tautlihe &egirtrung anf aae MaHen gdbrieben ien.
grenn6l: ge ganrfen Ser. 4 uO 5 imO nun in arat uno geten Bis gum
81. Gnsuft fir lie 10 Gaaonen 8renn0l.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-05
8wet @Orte

8aIo nod ieiner @abI gum HrI.
ii6enten Der @ereinigten Gtaaten
maHte General Grant cine Meiie
our9 onS 2ano uno nabm in 8ro-
bioence int Sauie BEG @~o1lberneurs
@urnfioe @obnung. Sort uur6e er
bon einem Mltiifforps begriiBt un0
cine eroBe 8olfsmenge italte fi@
Dor Dem Sanfe. 8urnfi6e 5ffnete
0as Seniter, Grant trat berbor un6
perbeugte ftd idpeigeno. Die Men-
&c uolte inoeiien cine @eoe bon
benz neiieit Hraiioenten boren, bod
Grant i9iittelte gum 8ei9en Der
Wernein1ing ben &opf.
Bl0sli6 eridoa aus Der Menge
cine Stimme: ~galir apei @orte,
@eneraIl"
Dieier @uni6 folte Grb0rung
ftnoen. Grant 0ffnete ben Muno
un6 iprad: $50, Girl" Darauf 5og
er fid ins Snnere oes 8immerS
Suriid. Dod audi oieie beioen @or.
te l0iten einen gepaltigen SubeI
bet Der @enae aus.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-05

Ioiic man cS sic crlten 5lpei Sa6rc
ieines Ne6ens iopiel lpie m0gli6 dls
lein. Salls nns @a6n fdreit. leien
Gic nnbelorgt iolauSe Sic i%pilleit.
naB allies III GrbnunN lit Nno lallen
Gle nas Wa6D in &ube. Babies
folten alf tcinen Sall nit linSerns
ncm Sirrp eingclnllt ipernel. Sic
iuIten aMd ni1t IN ben Shluf ges
fiittert ipernen. cs lei bonn lie iino
pur Sunger lnrubig. 81 fritz. iuic
mDglid loQtc nnS Slim Oil beitimmtc
Gtunben fir Sdlafcn. @adjcH,
Gnen mn Stuhlgang gciuolnt iucrs
Sen. %on nicler &oitine iulltc iiidlt
cher abgelpideu mcrheu, ais bis has
Niho otter miro.
Man pergciic ni9t. oaB tcin @a6t.
gnna glei1 lpie jung eS 1T, tdglid
ga Stunsen i6ldft. @enn nas @abp
ipah lit, criprnert CO Slufmcrfianls
felt. 8enn ernltlih etlunS niflt in
Orbmlng lit. rife man Den Tr5t.
Ntan rcriudc nic. Die Aranf6eit
Ielbit fcit5uitelen. cine Yiebi5in 5n
mdhlen uno lie Dem Minhe ein5ugcs
ben. Inter gep0hnlidlen llmitdnbcu
nnb 6ei gutter Yflege iucrSen Babies
nidt franf. Splltcn tic nennoh franf
iperoen. 10 lit cs gut m0glidl nai;
tic erfahrencr @ilfc cines Trotes
bcbiirfcn.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-05

gum 1. Meoi 1913 in Oeutidlano ni6t
ueniger oIs 1859 fir6eneigene Sc.
6daoe ipie &nabenfonOifte, Semino-
re, &apiteIbGuier, @rer5itienbduier
uiiD. beidlagnabmt. 9ieie @ebdu-
oe befanoen iib ourdUee in beitem
3nitanoe, aber nilr 173 oaoon muir
Den in Observation-Disclosures umge-
iuonoelt. @on Dem &eit iino PIG ben
llmiieOlern sur 8erfiigung geiteat
fporOen in 81 @ebGuoen iino Hiilt-
ungsarbeiter 1tno in 116 6lii1tlings-
fin0er undergraduate.
Sn oieien 3ablen iinO ni6t Die
&l0iter eingere6net, sic mGbreno oes
&rieges bei6lagnabmt muroen. A6-
geieben bon BEN i6on Oorber enteig-
netela &l0itern muroen aaein pom 1.
September 1889 bis gum 1. Mai
1913 nidt meniger ais 1912 &loiter
beidlagnobmt. 9apon nurOen 500
ais Observation-Disclosures, 2t1 fir
ltmiieoler, 80 fir &iiitungsarbeiter
uno POI fir eOafltierte &inoer bereit-
geItelt.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-05
Siren 1T mtenidJlid

3mei .@acs" uno ibre 8egleiter,
5lieger oes &eeres, fanen ms @ait-
balls altf 9olpmon 6ielo in &entudp
un0 fiimnerten iid ni6t meiter INN
Sen SolOaten in fur5en Spien. Sic
iebten li6 inn bor0eren 8immer ME-
Der.
r@nti6uloigen sic, iin0 sic nidt
I'M fali6en &ouie?" fragte Ser Mann
in fur5en Soien.
nGur6aus ni6t, 8uoop", iagte
elmer Ser 6lieger. ua6er, menn lie
bid bier obne 0einen Sod ermii6en,
meroen lie sir i6on beimleu6ten."
SD oenfe INNER nod, Sic ba-
ben ii6 geirrt,~ fling Ser nit BEN fur
sen &oien mieoer an. rSeben Sic,
oas lit fem @aitbnts mebr. @s lit
,8raB Sat Snn' iebt. Sd bin Sberit
Sracp 9oriett, ser Blabfomman-
oant. l1no Dies lit meme 8obnung."
Washington Journal., 1944-05-05
&mRii6-iapamiide geritanbisnns

gu Dem ruiiii6 iapanii6en
6reunoi6aftspertrdg, gemdB mel6en
Sapan getpiiie 8etroleumre6te aui
Sa6alin a1fgi6t, oafiir aber Slide
reire6te i'm ruiiii6en S~obeitsgebiet
erbdlt, meint Die Seem gorf 8ailp
Stems, oaB Sapan auf oieies Betro-
leum iebt niGt mebr angepielen iei
l1no oaB oie <iien oieien &ertrag ais
einen gpoBen Oiplomatii6en Sieg
mfipielen. nNo6 unierer Mein-
ing, iagt oas 8latt, nbeoeutet 0aS
iiinfidbrige 6ii6ereia6fomment 0aB
ole Hulien mebrere Sabre NIT Sapan
in 6rieoen le6en iperoen - 8. +. oaB
es feline 2eibpa6t auf iibirii6e Slug
felOer gibt, BON oenen ans umerifa-
niide Bomber Sapans Snoultrie-
itd6te beimiuden fonnten."
Washington Journal., 1944-05-05

habcn picfe Oriinbc gum S6reicn
llno Die Gltern ipllten bies cinlehen
llnn ii1 Die crncnflidite Mi6c gcs
len, ulis5itfinhen, iparllm bas Ainb
ihrcit ilno lpas eS ipirfli9 ipill.
Wenn Gin @n6b fur5 Dor Ieincr
Wabf5cjt i9reit. mag cs piellci6t
Inlngrig iein. 2ies liz pollfomnlcn
nntirlih nno braud)t fein S(nlaB
sur Nejorgnis su iein, henn gcipobns
lid fort bas @n6n nlif 5M ldDreicn,
iohnlo cs gefiittert iuirn. Gin anhcs
rer UrllnD lparlIm bns @abD i6reit.
mag aitf rnu6c pber ipilnbe MDrpers
iteIen 5uriif6ufi6ren iein. sic uun
llngeniigenoem Srodncn lllo Yllbcrn
nadb Dem @dnc %fprunicn. 4ierniit
fpG min nntiirlid ni6t aeingt icin.
naB Die SHUTTER ibrem Ainbc nidlt
bic Bette Yflege sutei( fonlntcn laiicn
piM. &ebten Gnhes hn6cn Wtiittcr
nnh al 10 pielcs al 0enten itnb cine
Mleinigteit bel Der Yflegc ncs @abns
fam ihrcr Nufmertlanlteit lcidlt cnt<
fallen.
@nnhninl I6rcit Sas Ya6p mir,
I'M HufnterfInnfcit 5M erregcn.
Gdualinac Bis 81 9 MtOnatcn Id)las
fen fdglid etlua is bis 20 CtMnbcn.
Yuf nieie MeiIe iorgt nic Nfatur fir
0ner9ie 5u @nd5tim unb Gntipids
lung. Sn5 Gtrnmpcln Mn0 Mriini<
iieil Der tlcinen Minner ipdbrenb Der
Washington Journal., 1944-05-05
Gone beg e6weisens

Gor tpenigen Sabren ~itranoete
Elm S6iff i'm Nebel trob Der @ar-
nungSlignale zines Nebelborns aug
elmer @%ntfernung bon faum 200
Meter. Niemano an 8orO bate Die
Signale gebort, obpobl oas Seulen
Der Sirene Die 2eute 20 &ilometer
Ian6eintpdrts i'm G9lafe geit0rt bot
tie. Das Derungliifte S9iff befan0
fi6, mie .@iiien un6 Sortidritt".
Granffurt a. &C., i9reibt - m Der
Some oes S9neigens, in Die Der
G9am nidt bororingen fonnte. 9ieie
Grideinung fam pie folgt erflart
iperoen: Cine tparn1e 2uftiGi9t iiber
benz @afier u1b cine fdltere, Die auf
Der marr1en lagerte, Ienften sic
S9aupeIlen aufpdrts, peil Die
B~oroerfront Der S9aGtpene fi9 in
Der narmen 2uft i9neler fortpflan.
5e1t tam itno glei9 einem 2i9titrabl
gebeugt tpir6. 9ie S9allpelen ira.
fen in grOBerer SObe auf cine an.
oere marine 2uftidi9t, tpurben mie.
0erlim gebeugt un0 gum 8o6en ob.
gelenft, mo- lie mieoer borbar MUIR
ben. Die glei@en Semperaturunter.
fdieoe batten CUR @ebelbilouns se.
fibrt. Ser Saaa breitete ftd bogert.
f0rmig aus uno acknowledgements
Lag Der &irs 0es Sdiffes ~unterbalb
oeS 8ogens.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-05
Teritorbemer WarineiefretGr &mor
tunrbe beitattet

Die Observation-Disclosures fir Slot
tenlefretdr Sranf &nor, Der @rloe
lebter @o6e am Ser5i6log Itarb,
pnroen am Wontag Inn 2 ubr nod
mittags im Ser bieiigen Mount 9leai-
ant Congregational Gburd abgebal-
ten.
Inter militdriiden gbrungen err
folgte Die 8eiiesung oes peritorbe-
men Sberit i'm 8eiiein pieler ieiner
&ameraoen i'm ipanii6 : amerifani-
ifen uno i'm lebten @eltfriege auf
Dem nationalen 6rieobofe 81 Mrling-
ton in @irginien.
Braiioent &ooiepelt fonnte megen
Ibpelenbeit bon Der &auptitaot bel
ben Observation-Disclosures niGt 5uge-
gen iein, oo6 mliroe er our6 6rail
Eoolepelt uno anoere Samilienmit-
glieoer oertreten.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-05
GerInItc Oes fatbOliiden &lerus
i'm &eid

8ie Dem office Of 8or Snfor-
nation" aemeloet miro, bat ser bril-
tide &un0funf cine aufitelurtg Der
8erluite 5uinmnengeiteat, Die BON
ser fotbolii1en @eiitli6feit mo ben
fatbolii6en SbeologieituOenten IN
Oeuti9lano our6 @in3iebung gum
8~affenoienIt erlitten mltrOen. Die
@inberufung gum 0filitdr uno Die
Seri6iditng an bie 6ront bat Sti-
benton, 8eltgeiitli1e, 2aien6riioer
uno OroenSbriioer obne llnteri6ieo
ibres @rieiteritanoes iGper getrof-
len.
Oie 3oblen lino our6 getuiiien-
bate @~rbebungen i'm @ebiete Oes
@roBoeuti6en &ei6es %5uiammenge-
tragen tporoen itno 5eigen, oaB bis
jum 1. N1oi 1913 i'm gar5en 1919
8eltgeiitli6e e~inge5ogen muroen,
Don oenen 1877 als gefoaen, 1873 ais
permiBt un0 257 ais Oertpln0et ge-
meloet muroen. &erniGtenb iin0
audi sic @erli1Ite unter oen Gbeolos
ie-Stuoenten (eini6lieBli6 Der
Ilumnen), bon oenen bis gum 1.
Mai 1913 i'm gar8en 1868 inter ben
8affen %itanoen. 9apon lino 622
gefaaen, 159 permiBt, 779 pertuun-
BET, % oaOon i6mer. llngem0bnli6
boh lit aud Ser 8ro5entIab Ser ull=
ter @affen ltebenoen Sroensgeiitli-
den. @m Stidtag, Den 1. Mai
1913, ltanoen 2245 Sroensgeiitli6e
inter @affen, uno bis Oabin tparet
bon ibnen 1919 gefallen, 79 bermiBt,
242 bernunoet, 10 oapon I6per.
I'm Sroensflerifern lin0 2047 eiuge=
5ogen mor0en, bon oenen 271 ais
gefaGen, 81 ais permiBt uilo 435
ais bertpunoet geneloet iinO, IL oa-
Don i6ner. Sin 2aienbrii0ern muir
ben 4016 einge3ogen uno 1858 oa-
Don iino gefaaen, IL bermiBt, SIT
pertpunoet, "a oobon i9mer.
9as be0elttet, 0aS BON insgeIamt
Gum Nt1lttarolen1t el1ge5ogenen l6,s
459 fatbolil9en @eltgeiltli6en, Or
Oensprieitern, Sroenstlerifern, 2ai-
'c%nbriioern, Alumnen un0 Sbeologie-
I%tu0enten bis gum 1. Mai 1913 ni6t
meniger oils 1897 gefaaen, uno 593
permiBt maren, bon oenen ebenfaas
nod elm erbe6li6er I~ro8entiaB als
tot betrodtet neroen muB, uno runO
bu1oert 10 i6per pertuunoet lin0,
OaB tie ME mieOer ibrem &rielter-
beruf na6geben fonnen. Set Dem
1. Wai 1913 o6er meroen iiber0ies
oieie 8erluit5ablen oes Oeuti6en fa=
tbolii6en &leruS nod cine 6eoenfli-
6e @rbobung erfabren baben, oenn
ieitoem geben bie i6meren Gbtpebr-
fdmpfe an Der Sitfront Dor lid.
8eidlagnabme firdlider Sitter
9ie Seeliorgernot I'M 9ritten
&ei6e ipiegelt ii6 aber ni6t MIR in
Oielen 3a6len pioer. Mlein Ieit
Ausbru9 oes &rieges uuroen bis
Washington Journal., 1944-05-05
6 bdme {.

Ger 8e6tsbreder 1T Der unbGru.
fenite Nedtsbertei0iger.
Rompromifie tGuihen leidt
niht borbanoene @ereHtigteit Dor.
Ser auB onf einen &Oieumatn0
lit Ieidter ols Ser ouf blaiis 2ippen.
Seine 8riae paBt fi9 ueniger
Sen Mugen Oes eiu3elnen an, als bic
9artei6riae.
yer auspeis oIs n@ifieniGdft.
Ter" lit als 2egitimation fir Sebr'
f6bigfeit Defenders iorgfdltig gu prit'
fen.
8ieIe @eniden iinO bemiibt, an
0ere niGt oin Ben Simmel madien"
au IoIien, ipeniee, tie Dor etnert
@a9stum MIR unten an Der @roe 3u
betpdbren.
@ein Slid lit nuf benz Groenrltto
EeiIfrGftieer, iiiBer, reiner,
ais &iti6ermitn0 an oeinem Nhlno
uno &inoerbano in oeiner.
Saul Sepie.
SO Il Die Seimat ni1t lisbt
un6 ole &eimot ni9t ebrt,
lit elm 2it1p, uno oeS @liidS
In Der &eimot nidt mertl
Sermann &Hmers.
@as niGt aus 0einem Seroe1
ftammt,
Dos 6rtngt aud nint gum Ser6eitI
Qos 2i9t, 0as DIR I'M Muge Fotnnrt,
Gs leaGtet iebr un0 3iinoet mebr
Gls bunoerttnuien6 &er5enI
Slllirs 9ongbebn.
Ole &e6' lit uns gegeben,
Oamit mir nidt onei1t
Sir inns MIR IoGen leben
limb fern bon 2euten Ieiny
@ir iouen uns befragen
limb iebn altf guten Ofat,
9as 2ei6 chamber flagert,
60 u1s betreten bot.
Simor Dad.
Sn ieOes @eni6en @eE@te
Steht feline @eIninte,
Sein Soften uno 2ie6en
9eutli9 gei6rieben.
Sein innerites @eien
@s tritt bier ans 2i1t,
9o@ ni9t ieoer fann's IeieM,
8eritebn ie0er ni6t.
8o0enFeA&.
9ie erite organiiierte Geuertuebr
IN England tp1lroe i'm Sabre 1910
erri1tet, uno ibre @ebrleute mur6en
aus BEN SI0Bern un6 8ootsleuteM
Ser Sbemie refr1tiert. Sin ben
feuerberii6erten Sduiern paren nett
bin fenntli9e S6iloer Ser geriide-
rui1g angebra6t, oamit Die Geuer.
p%ebrm1nner ni9t aus @erieben IN
einem Sauie loi6ten, oas ni9t Der.
ii9ert mar.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-05

w.
q m e Sal re n.
brditdt es tdgli6
MIR etipa Is Stunz
ben G6laf linb S
Stltnben 1T es
mad un0 re9e.
@dbren6 Diefer
,3eit miiiien Die Gls
fern %gebuloi9 nno
neritdn0i9 iein nn0
ernitli6 periMden.
nas &inb bonitdnz
big gu perite5en.
3antit ii6 has
&inb an seiunnen
reaeImG Bigen
Gh(nf octDDhuf.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-05

~nbics iinb bon 9latur aus
X duberit ge1unh. Benn man
ibnen uiel nabrbafte Gpeiien
0iht, lie im CONNER nngene6m tii1l
NIB i'll @inter iparmt bGlt. Darallf
o6tct, naB lie ftets iau6er ltnn
troden iinO itnN es ibncn aitd ionit
Washington Journal., 1944-05-05

De16NIt@ m10fs
maiden tic eeipobns
li9 febr ipenig
1fmitGnhe Sdugs
hinge tim tpelter
nid)t3 als i6lafen,
cHen, nllsi1eiben
llnb ipn4ien--unh
iic i9reien, ipenn
irgenb ctlpas nid,t
in GrOnung lit.
@enn bns @a6h
gu f9rcien ans
fdngt, MAIDEN uiele
Gltcrn ben iScblcr.
ilnt fofort irgenn
cine @eoiain eins
sudehen. WnhirS