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Evening star., 1944-01-29

Of the Lord of hosts, the God of
the armies of Israel, whom thou
hast defied.
Verse 46-This day will the Lord
deliver thee into mine hand: and
will Srnite thee, and take thine
head from thee: and I will give the
carcases of the host Of the Philis-
tines this day unto the fowls of the
air. and to the wild beasts of the
earth: that all the earth may know
that, there is God in Israel.
/ Thanks to our judges, who have
had the courage to mete out the
proper measure to the towards,
draft dodgers and slackers of Amer
aca in the name of our God. God
teaches us that the fear of man
hringeth a snare. God told Joshua
to be brave and to be courageous.
Remember David was less than
1s years old when he killed this
giant. Not only did he kill him, he
did what the world would call the
most cruel inhuman thing, he took
him by the hairs Of his head and
dragged his head down the streets
that the people might know that
God ruled in the armies Of Israel.
I believe today that God still has
His, part in every battle. That is
Why I say let's fight with all the
guns and ammunition we have,
BUY war bonds and do more and
Fin as many Japs and Germans
that hast to be killed and establish
she Christian flag. the American
1ag and the Bible in those heathen
lands
Thanks million to our Judges
who have read the Bible.
x Dallas F. Ellington.
WiN ans,Der Bible Questions Free
E 1912 Manehestsr Rd.,
s-------sz-szs1zlkron, II Ohio.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Baha'i Lecture.

Harold Hunt will speak tomorrow
at 8:15 pm. at 1903 I street NV. on
Hasten Ye Toward Union"
At II am. Miss Leone Barnitz
conducts the class to study THE
Bahai World Faith" All meetings
are free.
Special fellowship meeting today
at 8:l5 pm, with musical selections
Open to all.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
"LOVE''
READING ROOMS
FIRST CHURCH: l6

FIRST CHURCH: 1912 K st. NV.
Week Days, Holidays, to 9
WED. to y; Sun, to 6.
SECOND CHURCH: e2l Pa. Ave.
Sc. Week Days, 10 to 9 WED. to
D; Sun, Hol., 2:30 to $50.
THIRD CHURCH: Colorado Bldg,
l4th and G SITS. Week Days, $50
I to 9 (Wed. to 1890; Sun, 2 to s;
Hol., $50 to 6.
FOURTH CHURCH: Riggs Bank
Bldg. 14th and Park Rd. NV.
Week Days, 9 to 9 WED. to D;
Sun, Hol., 2:30 to $50.
FIFTH CHURCH: 1926 Wisconsin
Ave. NV. Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat,
to S; Tues, Thurs, l to S, 7 to
8; Sun. and Holidays, 2 to S.
All Are Welcome to Attend Our
Church Services and Use Our Reodine
Rooms.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Augustono Lutheran
Cundlemus Service

At the special candlemas service
In the Augustana Lutheran Church
tomorrow morning the newly-elected
deacons and trustees will be in
stalled. A song service will be
rendered by the choir at 8 pm.
Harold Hegstrom, a member of
this church, who attended the an
nual meeting Of the National Lu-
theran Council, is one OF three COM
missioners to the National Lutheran
Council from the Lutheran Au-
gustana Synod Of America.
DR.. A. o. Helm will attend the
annual meeting Of the Board OF
Directors Of the Augustana Lutheran
Home for the Aged in Brooklyn
N. Y, next Wednesday.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
River Road II. p

The young peoples organizations
will have charge of the service at
ii am. Those who will assist are
Robert Ferrier, James Briston, the
Misses Ruby l.. Beauchamp, Joyce
A. Cosby, Dorothy Loudon. William
Montague will give the sermon. Miss
Edith WINNER, Joseph Campbell
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Euthrratt

o:45 a.m.-church School. Glasses for
all.
Z IL am.-"MercffuI." Sermon by Pas
tor.
p.m.-Pastor Adrian Pfeiffer preach
ing
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Friendship Baptist,

DR.. Ralph Mark Gilbert OF Savan-
nah, Ca, is conducting a revival.
He will preach Sunday at IL am.
and 8 pm. and a special sermon to
women only at pm. His farewell
sermon will be delivered February
4 at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Plan Rudio RulIy

Walter Macdonald will speak to-
night at the Saturday Christian
Youth and Servicemen's Radio rally
at Almas Temple, 1915 K street NV
At 8 pm, a broadcast, from the
temple, will be presented over Sta
tion VOL.
Free suppers are served to men
and women in uniform at pm
The entire program being under the
direction Of Glenn Wagner, pres
ident Of the Washington Bible
Institute.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Petworth Methodist

At 8 pm. tomorrow, Mrs. Char
lotte McJanet will speak on the
situation in France. Mr.. and Mrs.
McJanet have resided in five Euro
pean countries and were in Paris
when the Germans broke through.
They are in this country raising
funds for refugee children.
Evening star., 1944-01-29

The minister will be guest preacher
at the Galbreath A. M. E. Zion
Church Sunday morning and the
Rev. James L. White of Galbreath
will be the preacher here This is
part of the arrangements for inter-
denominational goodwill day spon-
sored by the Interdenominational
Ministers Alliance.
The series of discussions on "The
Prophets" will be continued Thurs
day night.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Christian Science.

The Christian Science lesson-ser-
mon for tomorrow is Love" Serv-
ices are held at II am. and repeated
at 8 pm, except Third Church, at
5 pm; Fifth Church, no evening
service. All are invited to attend
the services and the Wednesday
meeting at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Third Baptist.

DR.. j. Campbell Beckett, pastor
of the Metropolitan A. M. E. Church,
will be the guest speaker at II am.
The Bright Light Quartet of Rich
mond, Va, will render a program
at pm.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Healing Services.

Mrs. z. D. Blackstone will lead
the meeting of the Prayer Circle
Of the Christian Healing Mission at
the church of st. Stephen and The
Incarnation Tuesday at lo:30 pm.
in the parish house. Testimony,
reports on cases being helped, pray
ers for the sick and world conditions
will be included.
Holy communion with the laying
on of hands with prayer for healing
and intercessions for the sick will
be Thursday at 10 am. In the
chapel of the Incarnation. The
Rev. Flint Kellogg will onnciate.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Wallace Memorial.

DR.. c. E. Hawthorne will give the
fifth and last of his series of evening
sermons answering vital questions
at pm. The subject will be What
Is the Most Devastating Sin in
Washington" He will preach at II
an, using a theme preparatory to
the special meeting to be held short
ly by DR.. Paul w. Rood.
The annual banquet Of the Dis
trict Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety Union will be served in this
church Friday at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Mount Oliyet Lutheran.

Confirmation classes meet Tues
day and Friday at $50 pm; juniors
Wednesday, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
st. Paul Methodist,

Chaplain R. w. Fulk, United
States Navy, will be guest speaker
at II am.
Because of illness of the Rev.
William Pierpoint there will be no
evening services.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Ebenezer Methodist.

At II am. the Rev. L. c. Murray,
pastor Of the Vermont Avenue Bap-
tist Church, will exchange pulpits
with the Rev. ]. H. Peters.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Tukomu Park Baptist

At 7:45 pm. tomorrow, sermon by
the Rev. A. r. Pixley on Think"
The 23d birthday celebration of
the Ladies Aid Society will take
place Wednesday at / pm.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Lincoln CONGREGATIONAL.

At the fellowship session at 1918
am. Sunday DR.. Edwin J. Watson
will discuss Keeping Well at This
Season of the Year"
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Memorial Brethren,

A series of pre-Easter midweek
prayer services begins Wednesday
at 8 pm. The Rev. Ina s. Ernst
will discuss problems Of Christian
living.
The Ofncial Board will meet
Wednesday evening following the
prayer service.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Rthlr UlaHa TpHHu11
'cowards or Christians?????
Read I Sam

! Read I Sam
uel, 18th chap
ter, Verse As
Then said Da-
" id to tn e
p h Ills t / ne,
Thou comest
to me with a
S W o r d, and
with a spear.
and W ith a
shield; but 1
come to thee
Evening star., 1944-01-29

and Eugene Beach will speak on
IA More Excellent Way" Carlton
Meyer will play special organ num-
bers.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Fifteenth Street Chri.ti.n

National youth Sunday will be OBJ
served at 1880 am, with Miss Beryl
D. Brannon, president of the Dis
trict c. E. Union, as guest speaker
The youth organizations will have
charge.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Diocesan Auxiliary.

DI0Ce3An AuXt111ry.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the
Washington Diocese will meet Tues
day at II Am. at st. Thomas' Episco-
pal Church. Miss Eta Mai Russell
executive secretary Of the Washing
ton Council Of Church Women, will
speak. There will be q box luncheon.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Berean RantiSf.
Peoples Conversational

The Rev. G. l.. lines of Baltimore.
Nd, will be guest minister at IL am.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Potomac HEIGHTS Community

Dr. ]. E. Bentley Of American Uni
versity will preach at II am. Sum
day on Use in Conflict"
Evening star., 1944-01-29
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

i VlxlAxO lAlV UVlAkVVA
f. Churches Of Christ, Scientist, Bronches
,of The Mother Church, The First
Church Of Christ, Scientist. in Boston,
Moss.
Except as noted, Sun. Serp. II Am.
and 8 PM; Sun. Sch. II Am.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS.
O'CLOCK
RADIO PRoGRAMS-sundoy. WINK.
$50 A.M.; Fridoy. WRc. l2:l5 PM.
FIRST CHURCH: Columbia Road
and Euclid Street NV.
SECOND CHURCH: Ill c st. NE.
THIRD CHURCH: 18th and L SITS.
NV. (Sun. Eve. Service, S PM
FOURTH CHURCH: 18th and Oak
Sts. NV.
FIFTH CHURCH: 1868 Mass. Ave.
NV Sunday School, $50 AM.
tNo Sunday Evening SerNce)
SOCIETY (Colored): 9O2 T st.
NV. Sunday School, $50 AM.
mo Sunday Evening Service)
Reading Room, Sat, Sun, 7 to
PM.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
St. Johns, GEORGETOWN.

Ellis N. Tucker, who returned on
the last trip of the Gripsholm. will
speak at II am. tomorrow. He was
a professor at st. Johns University,
Shanghai, China.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Catholic Mems Luncheon.

The Most Rev. Paul Yu-pin, titular
Bishop of Sozusa and vicar apostolic
of Marking. China, in 1896, will ad-
dress the National Council of Cath
olic Men at luncheon on Friday at
the Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Order of the Portal.
Howard University.
Mount Zion Methodist.

The $3.50 pm. service will be In
charge of the Victory Club.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Mount Carmel Baptist.

DR.. j. L. Horace, Chicago, ILL.,,
president Of the Baptist State Con-
vention Of Illinois, will be the guest
speaker.
Evening star., 1944-01-29

Israel Metropolitan G. M. E.
At $3.50 pm. special service by the
Junior Missionary Society.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
Special Church
| Activities
Rosedale Methodist.

at IL am. on For Such q Time as
This" and at 1880 pm. on "The Need
of a Revival OF Repentance"
Order of the Portal.
A school which teaches the Chris
tian mysteries is conducting q series
OF open meetings at Apartment 5l8,
1929 Columbia road NV. On Janu-
ary 80 and February 6 at $3.50 pm.
the subject will be "The Luminous
Doctrine" The public is invited.
Howard University.
DR.. Robert M. williams, pastor
OF Asbury Methodist Church, will
be the guest preacher In Andrew
Rankin Memorial Chapel at II am.
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1944-01-29
0lrrtatahrlrlrtan

The WASHINGTON ECCLESiA.
s. S.,-lO am Services-lI am
10I2 9th st. NV. 3rd Fl. Public Invited.
Christadelphian Chapel
1872 Webster St. NV
g.. 10 am. Services, l1:1b an
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-05

Athens. Zee. S.-tAP--Pre-
miev George i'rcriarou sud to-
DAY he had offered his r"Sisna-
ton as head of the crisis torn
Greek government, ana had
suggested formation of a coali-
ton cabinet including center
and right wing groups.
\ general strike persisted In
Athens. but disorders NerH re-
ported diminishing
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-05
Congress Will Support
Changes By Stettttinius
Secretary of State
Plans Revolutionary
Moves in Department

Washington, Dre. 3.-Gi!)-
The senate Foreign Relation,
committee TO-DAY approved tour
state Department nominations,
including that Of Joseph {.
Grew to be under secretary OF
state.
senator Clark >lid thai while
Grew, appointment WAS an-
proved un~au!tnUuSiN. some
members, reserved tho right I"
oppose other nOmiNaltonN "a the
senate floor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-05
WEATHtR

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
VI j>tly cloudy ard col ton'Shl
and Wednesday,. with >iighlN
higher temperatures tonight; ram
Wednesday, A<!~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-05

His men at Bodeu I'D F"ra1La.
.trn We're five and - half mile
inside tire Saat, nearly : f.trn "
.a~ wy across. eut taeH III L j Z
negotiate the S5egtHled he.
Along The 50~milc front from
Nerzig to ~a2r Union. upward OF
"0,G00 americans Of the third
army were en- the move. 1--WE
infantry and two tank divisions
were Identified in the action.
Along the Eoer river front TO
the north, within >" miles of
to'ogne, the violent and pro
ioHGed battle Of attrition went
into i deadlock. General Els
EMPOWERS communicate Snid the
t. y. ninth and first armies ar"
meeting stubborn resistance III
The outSklrts OF Jus,ch."
Washington Journal., 1944-01-21
Sat 5000 Slns5euse munatlid

Ginem amtli9en 8eridt 5ufolge
itente ii9 oie Glug5eugproolftion
i'm DECEMBER auf 1902 ginbeiten,
orei5ebn mebr als i'm Nopember.
MilitGr- un6 Yroouftionsbeamte
batten nit elmer 9e8ember-8roouf-
tion bon 5000 gerednet. Cine Or
flGrllng fir ben @usfaa muroe an
6eutungspeiie in einem proouftions-
omtliden 8eri6t gegeben, in benz
allf nein Wa6binfen Der 5lug5etg-
~lieferungen iiber Die 8eibna6ts-
feiertage" 8e8ug genommen tDuroe.
Snsgeiamt mur6en i'm abgelaufenen
Sabre So, 946 MilitGrflug5euge aaer
art probu3iert, bergli6en nit
1873 i'm Sabre borber.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-21
@Obert Gen bait auf feline Sartei
(from the office of war Information'')

tFrom the office of War Information
Oh. Mobert Ser, Der Siibrer Der
oeutiden @rbeitsfront, nnternimmt
CUR 3eit cine &eiie 0ur6 oas &ei9,
nm Sic arbeiteri6aft gu b0ditem
giniase auf5umuntern, uno inn
&abmen oieier &unoreiie l~tattete er
aud ser i6leiiiden SauptItaot gres-
Ian einen 8eiu6 ab.
8reslau riidt ia nun, nit benz
itetigen 8orgeben Ser &nlien, mebr
uno mebr in Sen 8erei6 Ser Dit
front.
Or. 2ep iagte BEN arbeitern:
v0euti9lano pdre idon lange gu
iammengebro1en, Denn Die national
io5ialiitii1e Bartei es ni6t NIT eli
mem eiiernen @riff balten tpiiroe. "
Washington Journal., 1944-01-21
9remier GbnrdJiG mieOer in sunSOu

Ser britiide &eaierlinasdef Der
nad 3ebnp01igem aufentbalt in
0oroafrifa nod 2onoon 8uriidfebrte,
bat li6 BON ieiner 2ungenent5iino-
nng p0aig erbolt uno erbielt cine
marme Opation, als er ii6 i'm I'm
terbous oes. 8arlaments 5eigte.
SEER GbltrdiG ltiir8te ii6 gleib nad
ieiner 3uriidfunft in cine gfeibe bon
&onferen3en nit Dem &onig, ben
pidtigiten &abinetsmitglieoern, mi-
litGrii6en Chefs uno @omiralen, TO-
tpie NIT oen Yarteifibrern i'm
Sacrament
Washington Journal., 1944-01-21
sSuaenolide militGriide Grsiebnng
i'm &ei6

Die Stofbolmer 3eitung u@fton-
6laoet" beri6tet aus Dem &eide,
DAB i'm 2aufe Der fommenoen $50
den ann1berno 100000 Sungens
i'm Sitter BON 10 Bis IS Sabren inn
&urieroienit ausgebiloet Deroen lol-
len. Sic erfdbrt fernerbin, oaB 49,
i1brige Sungens, Die bereits Die
@usbiloung in Der Sitleriugeno
ourdeemodt babeuL MIR nod Dei-
tere bier @oden militGriider aus-
biloung erbalten, ebe tie an Die
Sront gei9ift peroen.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-21
0emeralfelbmaridaa b. &mn6teots
Sobn sefangen

Ser iunge Sobn @eneralfelo-
marI6aas BON &unoIteot muroe
fiir3li6 BON elmer britiIden Pa-
trouble an Ser italienii9en 5ront ge-
fangen genommen. CT mar einem
8eoba6tungspoiten 3mii1en Srtona
nno ariogno als llnteroffi3ier 5uge-
teilt uno er5dblte ben 2euten, Die
i'm gefangen nabmen, Dies lei ieine
erIte aufgabe na6 ieiner &iidfebr
BON einem einm09igen llrlaub in
Berlin gepeien.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-21

erb0rte Man0ber nm 81 entfommen.
SD nuroe berumgeworfen lpie Elm
6uBbaa. Sect itano id alf meinem
&opfe, iebt blmlte i1 ieittp6rts ge-
gen Die 8on6, Damn itieB i9 NIT
Dem &opfe gegen sic 9ede ODER
mllroe gegen oie Eiirm6en gel6leu-
bert. @s por aIs Oh ib in einem
beftigen @robeben ODER piloem Or
fan mare.
Der Segleiter tuOltc abipringen
n0reimol berlu6te i6 oie Siire
ouf alien 8ieren 5u erreiden, UNI
o65uipringen, aber ie0esmal mlrOe
i6 anoerswobin gei6leuoert. S6lieB-
lid gelangte i6 gu Dem lebten Sent
tier, 0elien S6eiben eineei6lagen
naren. Chen als i1 binausfrie6en
nto abipringen Wollte, 6emerfte i6
81 meinem gntieben, oaB mein
ourdndBter Saai6irm 8errilien mar.
Sd bllttete irgenono uno mein gan-
ser &orper mar tpie 5erl6lagen.
Meine redte S6ulter i6mer5te 10,
oaB es mir iAien, oas S6liiiiel-
bein lei abgebro6en.
g@Gter6en nimmt Did beim"
y9am getpann uniere uSreneii"
en0li6 ibr @lei6gemidt mieoer, Itieg
in glattem Sluge mtfmdrts uno
Iteuerte ourb sic monobe1en 8ol-
fen obleits bon Ser inter uns to-
benoen 9ufti6la6t. S6 fro6 no6
born i'm Slug6euge uno i6rie 8eut-
nont Gelp ms DIR, i6 bate feinen
Soli6irm lnebr. @r erpioerte fur3:
,S'ma6t nidts aus. 8dter6en miro
bid beimbringen'." (Sbat's all
right. 8apa's going to tafe pou
bome.)
so gei6ab es audi"
Washington Journal., 1944-01-21
NeuregelMng Oer
9ientein5iebnng
&Drnnterindtnns 6nrd lOfale @ebr-
Gmter abseidafft

Sn elmer umfaiienoen &ebiiion oes
SpItems Der f0rperli6en Inter
iu6ung Ser neutrality-suspicious.
ldoffte Ser 8ebroienit neulid Die
@orunterlu6un9 ieitens Der lofalen
@ebrGmter ab uno legte feit, oaB
bic leste Armeeunteriu6ung 5umin-
Oeit 81 Gage Dor Ser @~in3iebung 81
erfolgen bat.
Inter Dem nelten SDItem, oas
am 1. 6ebrrar bon in Strait tritt,
faat ser bisber nod Der 8ereioi=
glng getp1blte l1rlaub, 6rei 8oden
bei Ser Mrmee lino cine ISOLDE BEL
Ser 6lotte, fort.
0as neite Sbitem
Oos nelie Spltem arbeitet mie
folgt:
MGnner in Der &laiie Isl, Die
Dor Ser @~in5iebung iteben, meroen
no6 Den MltiterungsGmtern ee-
Ibidt tperoen. 0ort neroen fie bon
Mer3ten Der Mrmee uno Slotte un=
teriltdt. 4ae peroen Damn als 81
b%iliiten mieoer beimgei9idt, aber
oieienigen, Die ais o%ienftfabig be-
funoen meroen, tper6en Die 3ulide-
rung baben, DOB iie ni9t friiber ais
orei 8o6en nod oieier unteriud=
ung einge5ogen merben.
@S lit beabii6tigt, auf 6iele @rt
aamGblid einen 8orrat an forper-
lid tii6tigen MGnnern an5uiom-
meln, oomit cine lGngere Baule
5pii9en Ser l1nteriudung uno Der
@in3iebung m0gli9 lit. Seoo6 miro
cine neue l1nteriudung notmenoig,
lDenn bic @in5iebung ni6t innerbalb
80 Sagen na1 Der llnteriu6ung er-
folgt lit.
0rei @rnppen
Die observation-disclosures Der
Mrmee nno Slotte meroen Die als
oienitfGbig befunoenen Mdnner in
orei @ruppen flaififi5ieren-0ar mD
General Serbice", friegsDernen=
oungSfabig, narmp 2imiteo Ser
oice" gornilonbermenoungsfabig
uno nNapD", mas geeignet fir Die
5lotte, oas Seeioloatenforps uno
sic &iiItentpa6e beoeutet.
9ie Slotte iteat etmas bobere
forperli6e @nforoerungen als Die
Mrmee. 9ie Mrnee nimmt Wtanner
nit forperli9en Mdngeln, Die Tie
gum oireften &riegsoienlt ungeeig-
net MAIDEN.
Damn meroen Sic lofalen @ebr-
Gmter ongepieien, ietpeils iounoio-
piele 2eute Ser oben angefiibrten
&laiien gu entienoen, anitatt pie
bisber cine @rnppe BON Mannern,
6eren &laiiifi5ierung oieier Irt nod
niGt erfolgt tit.
Merate flafifisieren @ebrtidtige
0ie &laiiifi5ierung ourd Die
Mer3te in ben Muiterungsamtern
lteat ieoo6 leoigli6 BEN @rao oer
forperliden Sii6tigfeit oes betref-
fenoen @inge8ogenen bar. Sopeii
es mogli6 lit, merOen Die 8iini6(
Ser 8ebroienitpflidtigen our Gin
reibung in einen b~eltimmten 3peie
ser bemoffneten Streitfrafte erfiia1
peroen.
Die ltmftellnmg
9us gegenipdrtige Spitem oei
@ntienoung bon 8ebroienitpfli1ti'
gen nab Sen Multerungsdmtern 5ul
ltnteriu6ung uno iofortigen Ser.
eioigung miro fir Die G~in5iebungs'
qroten 0ieIes Monats nod in &raft
6leiben. 9ie lofalen @ebramtel
meroen ieoo9 our glei6en Belt aud
beginnen, 8ebroienitpfli6tige untel
Dem neller GDitem nod ben Wnlte'
rungsGmtern 5l1 e~ntienoen, oamit es
am 1. 6ebruar bon in getrteb &C.
nommen mer6en fam.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-21
Neueite @afen
at ben TrOnten
9entI6lanOs &afetenflieser nnO
nnIere &a5upfa

9l1ts neutralen 2Gnoern mie
SGtpeoen, Spanien uuo Ser S6mei5
miro beriHtet, oaB Die 0euti6en an
ser Sitfront eine nele fliillige 2uft-
bonnie praftiid aiispro6ieren, ebe
lie gegen england angemenoet mer-
sen ion.
0ieie gebeime 9fafetenbombe-et-
fpas peri6ieoen BON Dem Spp, Der
Iebtbin i'm M%ittelpunft Ser oeut-
i6en Seimatpropoganoo geltan0en
bot-ioa falt fertig fir 8eriude an
oen &riegsfronten fem.
0as i6peoiide 8latt nStof-
6olms Eioningen" beridtete, nett
trole Militdrio6peritGnoige bdtten
SSnformationen erbalten, ipona9 Die
1e1e 8ombe our1 &afetennntrieb
81 pbantaitii6en Soben emporge-
I6leuoert meroen fann uno oann
ibrem 3iel entgegengleitet, mo- lie elm
@e6iet bon 400 Meter 0urdmeiier
berni6ten ion.
SemtIde &afetenbombe fliest melt
Mnge6li6 ioa Die 8ombe cine
Strede bon 70 Meilen 5uritdlegen
fonnen, uno miro, tpie Oas I6peoi-
lde 8latt angibt, bon einem Grams
portflug3eug losgelailen, oas in eli
ner Sobe bon iiber orei Wteilen
fliegt. Sinougefiigt miro, ooB ner-
trale MISUNDERSTANDING angege-
ben bGtten-mennglei6 anoere @r-
perten lebr ifeptii6 in oieiem 8unfte
lino-oie &afetenbombe tonne Bis 5n
Soben BON 30 Bis 81 Meilen Itei=
gen, bepor iie 8u gleiten anfangt.
|Orueriude am @D6emiee
Die 8orberfu6e nit Ser nelien
fliiiiigen 2uft6om6e prroen in Sor-
arlberg nabe Dem 8%ooenlee borge-
nommen. @iner Ser @ugen5eugen
idiloerte sic 8irftng ser grploiion
ser @ombe: n@s NOR, als Oh 8iiI6e,
8Gume uno aaes Sonitige 0ur6 Die
9etonation in Atome 3erfebt muroe.
Cine Ieltiom ~auslebenoe, orangefar-
6ene uno blalte Slamme bdngt nod
Minuten binterber in Der Suft".
Cine lit eela0en nit etfpa 1000
9funo yfliiBiger 2uft", Die 5peite
nit 500 Bis 700 8funo @rploiiD-
fliiiiigfeit, Die Die Gafete treibt, uno
oie brittle nit einem Quediilber5iin=
Der, Ser our1 cine ra0io-aftiDe Sal5-
loiung bet6tigt miro.
gs lit oas erite Mal, oaB bon Ell
ner oerartigen &afete beri6tet miro.
Sic 9euti6en batten Oorber an
gegeben, fie bitten einen anoeren
Epp BON &afeteneei6oB gum Gin
iab gegen England fertig, oas aus
einem @eidiib abgefeuert tperoe.
Mean nimmt an, oaB oieie &afeten-
geidiibe oas 3iel iiingiter aliierter
8ombaroements an Der fran5oiii9en
&iiIte tparen.
Hnier Sa5oofa Nafetengeme5r
! in &tflan6
Cine Mnoeutung, oaB Die Ser
einigten Staaten fid leiner5eit be-
eilten, Ben &uiien ons @ebeimnis
oes @o3oofa-& afetengemebr aus5u-
b1noigen, Inn Der &oten Nrmee oaS
abi6lagen Der groBen Na6i-Sanf-
angriffe 5u ermogli6en, fam neu-
li6 bon einem Sa6beritdnoigen
oes Seeresmaffenamtes.
SberIt $. SO. Miaer bon Der
.Sronance GeierDe" perOffentli6te
i'm Organ oes Seeresmaffenamtes
u@rmp Oronance~ einen Mrtifel, in
Dem er beridtet, oaB oas uneu emit
uidelte amerifanii6e &afetenge-
pebr" 5u BEN 8affen geborte, Die
Die Somiettruppen gum @nbalten
oes oeuti6en 0ur6bru9sberiu6s
BEL &urs uno Srel i'm Stunt 1913,
tpobei gigantiide ELECTROMAGNETIC
BON Eanfs erfolgten, D%ertDenoeten.
/Oo~Ho+.nn o,,f Sor Io4,tott Goftc1
Washington Journal., 1944-01-21

regiitrieren gu laiien, ODER batten
ni6t lange genitg in Dem betreffenoen
Srt gemobnt, INN idon pablbered-
tigt 3u iein. Die 9emofraten ihei-
men alio oamit 81 re6nen, ouB Die
feblenoen Mrbeiterltimmen ibrer
8artei 5ugute gefommen pdren.
@ie Dem aud lei, audi in 1914 miro
fi6 in Niifpanoerung Der glei6e
9organg pie in friiberen @abliab-
rem mieoer bemerfbar uno fiiblbar
MAIDEN. l1no man muB ii6 oaber
fragen: @ie miro es BEN Musgang
Ser @ablen beeinfluiien?
Washington Journal., 1944-01-21

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Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-07

MAN OR WOMAN wanted for room
service and cleaning. Experience
not necessary. Full or part time.
Imperial Hotel and Apartments
at Imperial. 3-10
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-07

GIRLS WANTED-Good opportu-
nifty to learn photography. Ages
between 1886 Inquire Pyle and
Pyle Photos, STA Main. $40
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-07

LOST-B gasoline book belonging
to l.. S. Simpson. Return to ia.
ton Board. 90
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-07

WOMAN wants room and board
and small wages for light work.
Phone 1303-J. 3-9
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-07
HOUSEKEEPER COOK
o-Help Wanted
400 Main
Ell Centre

For family of three. Private
room and bath, good pay. Per-
manent to right party. Com
municate with Paul jenkins,
$50 Wensley, Ell Centre, or
Phone Ell Centre 885-M or Ell
Centre 300. 3-8
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-07

mattresses; also grill
cook. Inquire Hamilton's Foun-
tain, Gal Main. Mr.. Woodall. 3-lO