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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21
WLB SEEKS RULE
ON STEEL WAGES

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 ~
Chairman William H. Davis Of the
War Labor Board said tonight that
he hoped for a decision this week
on CIO steelworkers' wage de-
mands.
One source close to the board
not Davis-said that in his opinion
the steel workers may get sive or
ten cents an hour, rather than the
full II cents they have demanded.
Davis, however, said that any
talk now Of what the decision would
contain would be pure specula-
ton"
The other source, discussing &C.
ton as probable before the end OF
the present CIO convention in Chi.
cago," mentioned a partial award
to cover shift differentials, 'Inequi-
ties" and other situations in that
class, rather than a straight-time
raise.
Presumably, such an award
might be based on the contention
that it would not affect the Little
Steel' formula. The formula limits
general raises, granted to compen-
safe for higher living costs, to IS
per cent above the level prevailing
or January l, 1e41.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21
WITH AIRBoRNE TROOPS

First Lieut.. Vernon L. Autrand
of 1O6 Orange ST., was among the
first American parachutists to
lump in Holland and force an en-
try into Germany around the
northern end of the Siegfried line.
The parachute regiment of which
he is member has participated
in four major combat jumps in
this war, Sicily, Italy, France and
Holland, and is a component of
the renowned 92nd Airborne divi-
sion.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21
Mrs. Mickey Rooney
Is Expecting A Baby

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 2o.-lR-
Mickey Rooney's bride is expect
ing baby, his mother, Mrs. Nell
Panky, said today.
The movie actor, now an Army
private. and Miss Betty Jane
Pase. Miss Birmingham" OF
1914. were married September 30
in the Alabama city after court
ship of less than a week. The bride
is residing with Mrs. Panky
while Mickey is in the Army.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21
Congressman Opposes
We Day Celebrations


WASHINGTON, Nov. 2o.VRE
CONGRESS will be asked to go on
record against any celeoranon ~
Victory when Germany Soi
renders.
Rep. Brehm (R-ohio) said today
he will introduce a resolution call
ing on the country to remember
that We Day will not mean the
end of war;
.We still will have the japanese
to subside," Brehm added IN an
interview. 'And it would be IN
bad taste at home and unfair TO
our fighting men in the Paclflc
to engage in happy celebrations.
BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21

porting at Coronado for instruc-
ton in amphibious warfare, Blue
Jacket Lewis received indoctrina-
ton at cambridge, Md, and pri-
mary diesel engine instruction at
the University Of Illinois. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lewis, of e15 S. 3rd St. Whining
ton. His wife, Mrs. Ruth Lewis
and daughter, reside at 203 Cen
tral Boulevard.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21
Hoey To Speak On Peace
At N. E.. State Colleg e

RALEIGH, Nov. 2o.-LP-sena-
tor-Elect Clyde R. Hoey will de-
liver an address on World
Peace, Mandate Of the Peo-
pJe-Not a Dream" Friday night
at n. C. State college.
Josephus Daniels, Raleigh edl-
tor and publisher, will introduce
former Governar Hoey. and music
will be presented by the 10O-voice
choir Of Edenton Street Methods
Church of Raleigh.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21
CLASS ADOPTS BOY

HENDERSONVILLE, Nov. 20
P)-The senior class of Fassifern
school for girls here has "adopt-
ed Michael E. Fitzgerald, 11-year-
old British boy in England, through
the foster parents plan for war
children.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21
Latest Election Count
Gives FDR 24,396,261
And Dewey 21,267,416

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2o.-lRH
Latest totals of the popular vote
in the November election stood
today: Roosevelt 24,396,261, Dewey
q, sS7, 416. The total of the two ma
ior parties was 45,663,677.
The official canvass of the vote
in the States is proceeding accord
ing to their laws and it is expect
ed they will not be completed be-
fore nid-December.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21
PHMCO NET INCOME

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 20.-7R
-Philco Corporation net income
for the first nine months Of 1894
totaled 81, 89S,425, or s2.11 per
share, compared with 81, 4445.034,
or s17o in the corresponding
period last year, the corporation
announced today.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21
RETURNS FROM DESTROYER
ESCORT

Petty Officer Claude R. Johnson
SIC has recently returned from IL
months service in the Atlantic on
a Destroyer Escort. He is now at
the Richmond, Va, Naval Train
ing school taking advance courses
in Diesel engines. Johnson was
formerly employed at the North
Carolina Shipbuilding company
here.
utility" beef is just as high in
nutrltlVe value as are the top
grades of beef.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21
Don't Neglect Slipping
FALSE TEETH

Do false teeth drop. slip or wabble
when you talk, eat, laugh or sneeze?
Don't be annoyed and embarrassed by
such handicaps. FASTEETH, an aka
line (non-acid) powder to sprinkle on
your plates keeps false teeth more
firmly set. Gives confident feeling of Sc
curity and added comfort. No gummy,
gooey. pasty taste or feeling Get FAS-
TEETH today at any drug store.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21
In The
Service
HEADS CLASS

4 N e 7 S on u.
Lewis, fireman
first class, was
recently selected
the leading man
of his class in
advanced Diesel
e n 6 i n e repair
and maintenance
at Landing Craft
School, Amphibi-
Gus T r a / n ! n 6
Base, Coronado,
calf. Prior to re-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE

P F G. w ash
ington o l e n
Russ, son of
Mr.. and Mrs.
c. o. Russ, of
BurgaW, is now
serving W i t h
the Bin Infantry
somewhere in
France. Russ
!. entered the ar
my in Novem-
sber 1943, re-
ceived his basic
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21
ARRIVES IN ENGLAND

Cpl. Ernest II.
Johnson has ar
rived safely in
z n g l and, ac-
cording to word
received by his
wife, the former
Vernon Felkel.
Johnson receiv-
ed training as
an engineer with
the 732nd oper-
ating battalion
S p 0 nsored by
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21
GENE KELLY INDICTED

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2o.-R-
Gene Kelly, 30-year-old dancing
actor, was indicted into the arm
ed forces today. At the induction
station he said he'd like to be
in the Navy.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21
IN ENGLAND

Mrs. G. H. McCnesney, OF 314
Baden St., has just received word
that her husband, T/Sgt. G. H.
McChesney, mas arrived safely in
England
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21

the Great Northern railroad at
Jefferson Barracks, Mo. His wife
and daughter reside on the Castle
Haynes roau.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21

training at Camp Croft, S. c. and
has been serving overseas for four
months.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21

Never apply bleach without frs
testing your fabric.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-21

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMP
Evening star., 1944-03-30
REFRESHER COURSES

REFRESHER COURSES
In SHORTHAND, typewriting. bookkeeping
Eng. spelling. THOUSANDS will be look
ing for work SOON. matter Of few months:
save time and money
starting, enroll today for advancement.
NEED 25 stenographers, typists book
positions open every FEW MINUTES. 1t
PAYS to attend
BOYD SCHOOL.
1893 tOpp. Capitol Theaterl Ma e34o
Evening star., 1944-03-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT-SECRET univ. educ
excellent experience and references. Write
EXECUTIVE POSITION desired by woman,
80. college graduate rapid typist, good
correspondent; S45 week ia O669
GIRL to care for small apartment and
child for employed couple FIR. al23
LADY, experienced in general Office work,
information clerk and receptionst, college
educa ton, desires position. Taylor 069S.
NURSE, practical, 10 hours only: semi
Invalid or convalescent; no Sundays
Georgia T125.
NURsE-G OvERNEss wishes position with
children years and over; excellent ref.
sTENoGRAPHiC AND TYPING work
wanted by hour or day. Georgia 1855 or
TRAINED laboratory technician desires
position in dr.'s ONCE: experienced; can
type: gooo references. Box 109-B. Star
TYPIST, knowledge OF shorthand, desires
position in doctors ofice; l year nurses
aide training. ] year college, 8 mos. Sec
retarial training: salary, $50 minimum
Box 1l6-B, Star 30
TYPIST, experienced. needs work at home
because OF children's aee; husband in
Quoted. Best references, yrs. local Office
work. WO 223S 30s
HAS YOUR CHAUFFEUR zone to war?
can drive your car for you 3 or hours
afternoons exp. driver, D. c. permit Tel
NE 14an after pm 30
Evening star., 1944-03-30
HELP poMrsrIc tcen,. ,

MQTHER's HELPER, white; live in; 1000
salary. good home. private room; New
MOTHERS HELPER or g.h,x,:. live in or
o1t; @ii5sr re5ersnces dena fond OF children. Call
SURssEMxiHDi to car. for small children:
1--we in, excellent home and salary. RE.
2020 between 2 and pm.
ssIldTsn ss1 TSr, health sn a,,S card ssG g. to
WOMAN for Keneral housework and cook
ns; dso sood rsI salary sood hours no Sundays
child take charge OF baby, iiEht house
Keeping. baby's laundry: no heavy house.
work or cooking; sleep in or out; want
nfIs0a 7oo 6sffIsn'ss Es so7 good salary
fond Of children. to live in; must have ex-
cellent references, health card; good SAL
nr. nary ;M and H gnHsrters. Apply ssto II am,
WOMAN, colored, middle -ased, settled, for
cook and s.h.w.; full time. live in; no
laundry, no children: references required:
%0MhT SS0S hSne. ..,slod. Ap; $50. @ after 2 pm:
WOMAN, white. Tor Tor RhiS NV: small home;
good wages; wages; pleasant living quarters. Call
WOMAN: cleaning and ironing Tuesday
and Friday afternoons; SOC an hour and
carfare: Call Ii. 9409
WOMAN, white. to do general housework
and md cooking help with 2 children; no
% sta ye ID Fsfe5sness .r s
type. Call EN-. 1907.
WOMAN WON cg white ssoa ag,h.w.: live in. s75 a
Young GIRL colored. as mothers helper;
s sasy work, Sl0a week. 1897 1st st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-03-30

Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1944-03-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, wants days work Adams
GIRL colored. light morning work only
Call Friday between s and 10 am FIR,
1925.
GIRL. colored. desires Job. basement pri-
vate room and bath, not more than in
recommended by very nice people; not ex-
pecting II be called for defense work; pre-
fer small house with congenial people;
complexion light, 5 feet 3 inches. weight
so to l75 pounds, ased 81. Executive
WOMEN. colored, will care for children,
District C4aR
Evening star., 1944-03-30
PERSONAL

NURSE (undergraduatel will accompa ny
ambulat tory patient to Florida or Calf for
few weeks; excellent ref. Phone ia. 1917,
SAVE MONEY, be we'll dressed-New spring
line; 2-pc. wool suit dresses. wool and
gabardine dresses, slack suits; valued UP to
SLABS. selling price, $3.50 to S.. .95. Apt. ..
LOS W Va; ave. ne. AT, 1925.
Of radio, phone and evening meal, in return
for washing dinner dishes, with dishes
from occasional company, and STAYING with
children three nights week; 5 minutes
SUNSHINE CLUB will meet Friday night
at 614 E st. NV. Music by Paul Dennis
and his Southern Serenaders-
WILL PERMIT responsible person to use
HDrEs $4I ahTs Fl ays REMoDEIED e tGdsS
felts. straws; designed blocking: cleaning
Vogue Hats 135 18th st. NV, Ex. 3911:
splendid for cup meetinss ana esrd par;
Mr; Soldano; NE $500; ia 1882
Campbell, II you are in need Of a loan up
to 5000 on your signature
HEMoRRHOIDs eradicated BY my own
method. Results effective for life.
a5sfs absi ,tn q s.ssfly IT nw RA ss4a ss4aMES"ERck
FEEL BETTER after frst treatment or nc
fee; relief for pains and aches due to, weak
heart ssthma regmatsiSm as5thrisiS
ments;. also relief for aching, swollen feet
Lady Naturopathic Dr.. 20 years expert.
ence in charge. SH 1855
six months established business
FRANCES BOLTON, formerly of Bethesda,
please call Mrs. Elmendorf, ordway 476s
Evening star., 1944-03-30
SHOE statesmen
OR. SAT,ESWOMEN

For our exclusive shoe department. Excel
lent salary and commission. Permanent
position. Apply to Mr.. Griffith, 2nd floor.
ERLEBACHER,
1o1Q Ct
Evening star., 1944-03-30
ESSENTIAL WORK.
JANTTOR AND WIFE

ESSENTIAL WORK
JANITOR AND WIFE.
TO A COLORED COUPLE OF
GOOD CHARACTER.
With no children. who will appreciate
living amid pleasant surroundings. We will
provide a lovely unfurnshed apartment
with top wages for the man and opportu-
nifty for the wife to do well-paid extra
work.
To men with families who must live out
We offer satisfactory ARRANGEMENTS.
Apply With Wife After 6 Pm. Daily,
MIR. HARRY MADDEN, SUPT.,
Apt. A-21. George washington Bldg.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS.
Mt. Vernon Ave. and Russell Rd.,
sai Alexandria, Va.
Take Bus Marked alexandria Local or
Virginia Highlands" or Beverly Hills -
- Get Off at Playground.
Evening star., 1944-03-30
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C..
THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1914.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Cont .

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES lcens.) 4.
BUYERS WAITING for Restaurants with
beer, wine. or liquor licenses. For quick
action. call Eggieton Real Estate, .2s13
coRNER 81 Ii GRodEkY9o RH 9osd son. $500 weekly s
very low rent; rooms. Price, S2,75O; easy
!srmS terms, 200 zoo Est; ne;
neat: income, S225: priced, ST. 200; easy
terms Ovens Realty Co. NE. o4s6;
furn. income, s275 and living quarters.
Priced right. ME-. 04s6.
BEAUTY SHOP for sale, excellent business:
must sell on account Of Illness. Chestnut
21s7
BEAUTY PARLOR, newly equipped and
decorated;s reasonable rent: doing good
business: reasons health. Franklin 1888.
GROCERY, gas, OIL bar that seats $50
peorae: crossing 100000 per year; take
Sl0 300 to handle.
1s-car garage and equipment: $4,000:
rent, SS5 per month.
Call CURTIS E. MARTIN,
~Irsa ~
Evening star., 1944-03-30
INSTRUCTION COURSES

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
Permanent positions Operators needed
Day and part-time classes Mabelle Hon
our Beauty School 1340 N Y. ave ME-
TSrS
Evening star., 1944-03-30
POSITION OPEN
IN A PRIVATE RIISINESS

Man Cor womanl executive, 2S to 43,
who, has knowledge of style, taste and
efforts of both men and women, many of
whom have been with the firm for years.
A progressive company, proud of its rs
years Of leadership in its field. though
more interested in its future, which largely
derends upon the caliber of its executive
personnel. Write full details to Box l61-B,
Evening star., 1944-03-30
KITCHEN HELPERS

Wanted at once for new hospital. Steady
work the year around; $50 per week. Free
hospital care and vacations with pay
Apply Arlington Hospital, 18th and North
Edison sts., Arlington, Va, or phone GIL.
Evening star., 1944-03-30
RESIDENT MANAGER

couple, white, reliable, to manage large
Iooming house in exchange for furnished
apt, with gas, elec. and telephone, in
Washington Journal., 1944-06-16
"FUhle mich sehr gut!
Dunk dem
~AIpenkTdUter"

Wenn funktionale Hartleibigkeit
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerves md
irritiert fihlen und an deren Symp-
tome Observation-Disclosures, Iblem
M~undgeruch, verstimmtem Magen, YER
ADMINISTERING, Schlaf- und Appetit-
losigkeit und Ihr Magen fihlt vol won
Case und Blahungen-besOrge Sic SIGH
Forni's zeiterprobtes Alpenkrauter
und nehmen Sic es elm genau vie
auf dem Etikett a~ngageben. Mehr
ais elm AbfIhrmittel, es list auch
cine Magentatigkeit a~nregende Medi-
xin, hergestellt aus Is der Natur eige-
men medizinischen Wurzeln, Krautern
md PfIanzen. Alnenkrauter hringt
Washington Journal., 1944-06-16

itber 1850 4ub:t5entimetern. az
mar olieeniheinlih elm meni9Itder
SDpus nit Itarf e~ntpideIten @e.
9trnen. Die @elidter tpnren robuIt,
NIT melt auseinanoer itebenoen Bof.
tenfnoGen unO itorf beruortreten0en
'4iefern ME Die nuitraliihen @inge.
borenen, bod I'M @egeniab gum
llnterfiefer oes- Neanoertalers bate
Der Oes StbuI-M eni9en elm gut
ausgeprGgtes fno9iges &inn. Mar-
DIE g~in3elbeiten in ser @natomie
oes SfbuI-W eni6en erinnern an ge-
miiie primitive Merfmale 6es Ne.
nn~bertuIers, uber ps fin0en fif mebr
9orauelen 3piiden Oieien 8or5eit-
meniden oes @erges &nrmel uuO
Dem groBen Meniden nit frdftigem
aopt Ser in Sranfretd un0 am
Mittelmeer gefinoen tuuroe, benz
iogenonnten osWaagnon-Me nihen,
utt0 oas erlaubt, oie &oiie bonn
8eree &arneI unter Die Ibnenreibe
oes @urop1ers Ser ipdten Steindeit
81 re9nen.
@prfabr bes GnrOpGers?
~8uIammenfaiien6 fam man Ia.
gen, bob 6ie Srau Der SabunbObIe
einen dlteren oitliden 8meig Der
npnn0ertoLbnften @aiie BARTLETT, Ell.
ner @aiie, Die cine @erbinoung bon
10 primitipen utO 8ugleid BON 70
bo1enttuidelten Mertmalen oufpeiit,
bob tie 0nour9 aus Der unmitteI-
barren Mbnenreibe bes homo ia
piens" ausi9eibet. Der Stbul-
Meni9 lit ebenfaas alter als Der
yteanoertaler. CIR bat einen iolden
@rao Der 9ifferen8ierung %erIangt,
bob es unm0eli6 it, in ibm ben
gemeiniomen 8orfabren aIer leben.
ben meni9li@en &aiien 81 erblif.
Ten. CT felt Oielmebr gum criten
Weale eiten SDpus Dor, Der als Dor
fabr Ns erften pirfli6en euro.
pGers, oes o.Magnon.We niden,
eelten fam. Gum eriten Maale ieben
mir einen mogli6en @orfabren I'M.
ierer ielbit aus Der 9leiitocen5eit.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-16
9as SOOesmrtel
8at anrt SeIder.

Morgen6Ii6e Stimmung liegt auf
ben @orortItraBen. Gin @ei9wiiter'
paar fommt &ano in Satt0 beran.
gepilgert: Ser Sunge etpa feds
Sabre alt, oos Mdo9en etnas otter.
Ri6ts fort Die Sarmonie oes Sriib.
lingsmorgens.
aber oas 2e6en liebt Die ueber.
raI6ungen.
9l0slid feben beioe, oaB Elm gro.
Der i6mar3er Suno ben i6maler
8iirgeriteig III elmer @eiie beiest
bGlt, bob i6on mebr als getp0bnlt'
DIE 2otiengel9idli6feit 0a5u geb0rt,
0ieie &lippe ungefdbr6et gu paiiie'
rem. 9enn man fam ME miIien -.
uno in ioIden S11en lift 8orfidt
Der Before Seil oes Mutes.
Ser Sunge i6iebt alio, bon 0ie.
ier Seite oes Mutes g1noli9 our9.
orungerL Die S9meiter nit ben
blonoen 30pfen uno ben praftii6et
&0den, binter 6enen man fi6 gaild
gut berbergen fam, Dor ii6 Der,
uno oriidt iih 10 eng mie m0gli6
an ibre i6iiBettoe, Dem bierbeinigen
8~erbangnis abgefebrte Seite.
9as M1o6en lit Dem @ugenblid
NIT elmer miitterli6en Spfermiaig.
felt uno Stdrfe getpa6ien, pie lie
benz i9pa6en @ei6ledt nun ein-
nal eigen lit. Sapfer uno fiibn mie
Elm S5eaniegler 5iebt iie an benz
i9par3en Suno borbei, ben 8ru0er
i'm 4ielnaiier, uno Ser groBe,
i6tDar3e Slino tritt bon Meipeft an.
oertbalb S6ritte 8uriif.
9as lit Dem Sungen ni9t ent.
gangen.
Of, oenft er, bat bic SGpeiter
oas errei6t, bann min i9 aud aei.
gen, bob i@ oa bin. l1no bic 2infe
gegen Den &u1o ausgeitredt modt
er: sd, S9l &rrr - &rrrl"
Ser duBert ii9 nidt oaau, Jon.
bern gebt nod elm paar S9ritte
tpeiter suriid. Stun fennt Der Mut
beg fleinen Seloen, Der Biz 0abin
nit Der &edten INNER nod poriid.
tig Der Sdmeiter &ano gebalten
batte, feline @renaen mebr. Mit belt
9einen aufitampfeno, erreiht er,
bob oas Sier einen tpeiteren fleinen
Sprung riidpdrts ma9t. Ser Sun.
ee trennt ii9 bon Der Sdipeiter
nno iagt ben Suno, Der bieI au
gutmiitig 1T, nm Spielberoerber gu
iein.
Gie @dweiter ruff bersebIi9:
s&omm bod, LAB one Suno aufrie.
oenl" @noli9 bolt Ser Sunse Die
S9peiter mieoer Elm. .@omm bod,
mir miiiien idnen MAIDEN, @rob.
mntter tpartet," mabnt iie.
n@9," ertpibert er berd9tli6 utl0
etpas atemIos: nDu bait ia @ngitl"
Washington Journal., 1944-06-16
Ses e@neioers 2Obn

Ser groBe Sanger Sarinelt, Der
tpdbreno ieines G~ufentbaltes IN
Spanien Inn Die Mitte BEG Is. Sabr.
bunoerts sroBen @inflaB ourd feline
&unft auf 9bilipp ben Siinften ct.
bielt, bate ii9 zines Cages einert
i6Onen @aIaan8ltg beitellt. @ls Der
Ghnei6er Die &lei6er brndte urto Der
S6nger mod Der &ednung fragte,
ertl1rte oieIer, er noble feline Ne9.
hung MAIDEN. Mber, fubr er fort,
rih meiB Dobl, bob i6 mir eine
sroBe @unit ausbitte, tpie sic iie
ionit nur 96nigen ~setpabren, tuenn
i9 itatt Der 8eaablung cine @rie
bon Sbnen geiungen baben m0dte."
Sarinelt noqte 5unabit ni9t, aber
Der 5dneioer puroe 10 oringen6,
bob er i'm in iein Muiif5immer nit.
robm uno ibm cine ieiner beriibmte.
item Irien borlang. Die iiberitr0men.
be 8eseiiterling oes S1nei6ers mod.
te benz S6nger 10 bieI @ergniigem,
Dab ct immer nod mebr fang unb iid
in ieiner &unit imuler b6ber iteiger-
tie. als &c enoli6 gum SdIuB fam,
banfte Der S6nei6er itberi9uengli9
uno tuo1te geben. .Nein", REF Gari-
neni, nib babe meinen StoI3, nno
tuenn id gurer SdpGbe nahgese.
BEN babe, 10 miiBt SIR iest oid mel.
ner nadgeben". limb oamit iberreiA'
te er linn feline 80rie, Die fait ben
0oppelten 9etrag entbielt, ben Die
@eanung gemadt batten.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-16

iaI ertuarteten, route iie niGt gu
Gal. Sn5uiihen bate 6as ungIttd.
li6e Mdo9en ourh efnen oemein.
ianen 8rief beiOer 2~iebbaber Bino
bon ser SaGe betonten, unO bic
8eb6r6en be%ritdn6igt. am fiinften
Gage bolten einige bnn0feIte Steiger
sic 2iebestonen berurter, uno crit
am iediten Gage Oonnerte Die 2a'
mine binter0rein. au1 bier fiibrte
oas MdOhen sic gnti9ei0ung ber'
Bel, in0em es nit leinen gltern in
cine anOere @egeno ber5og.
8emn oas GtanOesamt nidt aMfpaht
Sn Ser pantheon Sta6t 8oudas
ri9tete Dor Ginger Belt Die Pfli9t'
Dergelienbeit zines 8eamten groBe
8erpirrung an. 8mi 8duerinneil
baten Inn sic &6i6rift ibrer Sci
rat~surfunOen uno erfubren babel 81
ibrem S9refen, OaB iie itanoesamt'
lid nit ibren @bemdnnern itber-
baupt ni1t gefiibrt miiroen, olio
nod ni9t REFRIGERATED ieien. Sine
Iofort eingeleitete ltnteriu6nng err
CAB, OaB Ser @orgdnger beg 8eam-
ten aus @adldiiigfeit elm babies
Sabr lang idmtli6e in oieier 3eit
in Ser Stalt geIdloiienen @6el6lie'
Bungen iiberbal1pt nidt ei%ngetragett
bate. uno nun Itiirmten Die @6e.
paare, sic tudbreno Ser Belt in
8oueos g~ebeiratet baden, oas
5~tanoesamt, I'M Iib gu %Oergemil'
iern,ob ite tatid9lid Oerbeiratet iino.
Cine fir abenolanoiide 8erbalt-
niIle ungetpobnli6e 9rauung fano
in Sofio itatt. Sort ging Die Wfu-
lifebrerin Maiot Sugiasfi aug So
10 lire Gle nit Der Ai9e ibres
berItorbenen 9rGutigams &Doi6i
Opa elm. gor ieinem able6en bate
er leiner 8raut sic 8erii9eung &c.
geben, oaB er lie aud in ser @pig.
felt lieben iper6e. 9a audi ibre
2iebe Itdrfer mar ols Ser 500, tpur.
De Die merfmiiroige Grauung in Ell.
ner Goioer STRIDE boll3ogen.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-16
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