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Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-07
Bureau
Ord erS
Rapped
Valley Farmers
Eve Ire eaties
As Price Peril

Congressman John Phil
lips was headed back to
Washington Monday with a
long list of Chores given
him by directors of the I'M
perial County Farm Bureau at a
meeting in Ell Centre Saturday.
Directors unanimously passed a
resolution asking the federal gov
ernment Immediately to give the
required six months notice OF in
tention to rescind reciprocal trad
agreement with Argentina and Uru-
quay because, in the opinion OF
directors, it creates a bad situation
for American farmers, especially in
connection with flax seed importa-
tions from the two South American
countries.
Il agree with you that the farm
erS OF this country were sold down
the river for the country's indus
trialistS when lie comes to the recip-
rocal trade agreement with Argen-
tina and Uruguay" Phillips said.
The theory is good but the prac-
tice is bad"
WAR HOLS OFF PUNCH
The American farmers have not
noticed the real pinch of this
agreement" Secretary Scott B.
FoulCS of the Farm Bureau said
because the war has prevented the
shipment of many farm products,
and especially flax seed, to the
United States from the south. This
agreement forces the American
Continued on Pg. 6, Col. p
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-07
Son Hur|s Mother,
Self TO Deaths

LONG BEACH, Cal, Aug. 7. (UP)
Johnny Murray Burris, returning
home after making funeral ar
rangements for his mother-in-l law,
Monday learned that his wife had
been pushed from a seventh-story
window by their son, who then
plunged after her.
Despite protests from horror
stricken neighbors who watched the
tragedy, Dudley Burris, 80, strug-
gled with his elderly mother in the
open window and then showed her
over the sill. He then stepped to the
window and leaped out.
He's going to throw me out the
window. Help" Mrs. Burris
screamed, witnesses said AS his
mother shouted Don't do it," Bur-
ris broke her grasp on the sill and
her body hurtled to the ground.
Mrs. Burriss mother died Satur-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-07
Tokyo Reports
Raid on Duvdo

the first aerial assault on the Philip
pines since they fell to the Japa-,
neSe.
The nearest Allied base to Davao
is Sansapor, at the western end of
Dutch New Guinea, 60C miles south
of the southern tip CT the Philip
pines. Completion of the conquest
of SanSapor was announced only
Monday by Gen. Douglas MacAr-
thur at his Southwest Pacific head,
quarters.
Domei described the raid as a
half hearted attempt to invade
Davao from the air." and claimed
that absolutely no damage was
caused" by the planes.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-07
Germans Fall Back
on 8O-Mile Front
Bradley Swings Mighty Offensive
Straight Into Heart of France;
Onrushino yanks Peril U-Boa+ Nests

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS, AEF, Aug 7. (UP)-
American and British armored columns scoring
against retreang German armies opened the battle
for Paris Monday along 80mie front that being
pushed steadily eastward to within less than 130 miles of
the French capital.
front Dispatch telling of the start of offensive
said British veterans stomed the One river line two
miles above Thuryarcourt and knitted into the hinge of
the German battle line wheeling back Paris.
SEIZED JUNCTION TOWN
Simultaneously American and other Allied forces 81
miles to the southwest captured the disputed junction town
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-07
Alcohol Plant
Needs Heard;
Phillips to Aid

We must have a power alcohol
plant in Imperial Valley if we are to
compete with other progressive
agricultural areas after the war;
Supervisor Hugh #. Osborne tolc
the Imperial County Farm Bureau
in Ell Centre Saturday.
He declared that the valley can.
not hope to reach its maximum
prosperity and security until the
farmers have a safe, profitable out
let for their surplus agricultural
products. Osborne went on TO de-
scribe the security Nebraska farm
erS have provided themselyes by
building a power alcohol plant
where they send their surplus farm
products for conversion into power
alcohol, plastics. synthetic rubber
and other by-products.
Congress an John Philips
agreed to step at the power alcohol
plant in omaha. Nebraska, confer
with experts there, and familiarize
himself with the plan so he may
help Imperial Valley farmers get
their plant established and going
as coon as possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-07
Texas Youth, 13,
Dies After
Fall From Train

Amanda Martinez, l3- year old
wanderer from Ell Paso, Texas, died
in the Imperial county hospital Sun
day night from injuries suffered
when he fell from a rapidly moving
freight train north of Salton sea.
Investigating officers said the boy
was crumped beside the right of
way in the sun for approximately
two hours before help reached him.
When he reached the hospital he
had a temperature of 100 degrees
and was suffering from heat stroke
and an injured head
He was riding on the freight train
en- route to Los Angeles in COM
pany with Carlos Telles, Is, 1910
Continued on Page 6, Col. a.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-07
Fire Destroys
Farm Residence

Fire destroyed the home cf H. A.
Singh southwest of. Ell Centre at 2
p. m. Sunday.
The family's clothing, house fur
nishings, shoes, supplies and a trac-
tor all were destroyed. Only the
house was insured.
Singh was asleep at the time and
rushed outside the blazing building
without his shoes He had to borrow
shoes and a hat to visit Ell Centro
Sunday in search of shoe ration
stamps for the family. They are
stopping with friends at present.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-07
BY UNITED PRESS

The official japanese Domei news
agency reported that two Allied
planes attempted" tc raid Davao
on the island of Mindanao in the
Philippines Monday.
Domei said in wireless dis
patch, recorded by U. S. government
monitors, that one of the planes
dropped three small bombs which it
claimed landed harmlessly in the
sea. Domei added that the other
-plane which followed an hour later
fled before reaching Davao.
The attack, which was not con-
firmed by Allied sources, would be
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-07

Between the front lines and the
islands northern tip still are some
five miles of remote jungle terrain
and several thousand Japs who
insist on fighting a desperate de-
laying action.
Mercilessly bombed and shelled
day and night, these bleary-eyed
survivors of. Guam's original garri-
son already are showing increasing
signs of thirst, hunger and confu-
sion If this battle follows, the usual
pattern, there probably will be a
screaming "nazai" attack; then will
come the mopping-up phase.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-07
Three Jap Women
90 on Trial

DENVER, Colo, Aug. 7. UP)-
In only 35 minutes, a jury was COM
pleted Monday to try three Japa-
nese- American women on charges
of treaSCn-a crime that might
carry the death penalty if the
women were convicted.
Only % veniremen were called be-
fore attorneys completed the selec-
ton of II jurors and one alternate.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-07
yunks Comb Guam JunqIes
For Last of jap Force

Rising some 600 feet from the
extreme northern tip OF the island,
Mount Machanao's wooded hillsides
offers the only high refuge for the
Japs' last ditch stand on ther
western flank, where strong marine
forces have plunged forward more
than two miles in the past "a hours.
All across the six-mile front the
natural defenses are forbiddng and
paradise for snipers but the ter
rain is so thick that even the jun
gle loving Japs have been forced
to concentrate their main delaying
actions along few narrow roads.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-07
By CHARLES p. ARNOT

ABOARD ADM. G o N :
NOLLY'S FLAGSHIP OFF
GUAM, Aug. 7. (Via Navy
Radio)-UP)-Bearded, mud-cak-
ed marines and doughboys overran
hastily constructed Jap roadblocks,
and combed the treacherous wildS
of northern Guam Monday in a
q steamrollsr drive toward Mount
Machanao where the final battle OF
this methooical campaign may be
fought.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-07
Homeland Guard
Rushed Into
3-Way Defense
Reserves Include "HitIer's Youth
Brigade as Germans Mass for
"Do-or-Die" Stand on East Front
BY HENRY SHAPIRO :

MOSCOW Aug. 7. (UP)-The boodiest battles of the
Soviet offensive ragged the approaches to East
Prussia, Warsaw and Krakow Monday the Germans
hurled subsanta renforcemens of mechanical forces
infantry into out effort to protect their
eastern borders.
Front dispatches indicated the Germans had drained off
maor portion of their strategic from the Reich
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-07
ALLIED FORCES Open BATTLE FOR PARIS
NAz|S MAKE LAST Stand AGAINST REDS
Shadow Line
Steadily
Nears Berlin
BY UNITED PRESS

BY UNITED PRESS
The shortest distance to Ber-
lin from advanced Allied lines
Monday:
Russia - 328 miles gain of
II miles i'm one week..
Italy-604 miles gain of
three mil s i'm one week..
France-623 miles unchanged
for week..
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-07
It's Sabotage

It's Sabotage
Farmers of the northern part of
Imperial county think the farmers
in the southern part have an easy
time when it comes to duck damage
to crops because there are no bodies
of water to attract the ducks.
Il just had a proposition put up
to me-" Supervisor Hugh T. Os-
borne said Saturday. 1T was sug-
gested that we dam up New river
near Seeley, create lake, and
stock it with fish SO everyone
could have a good time fishing
Swell idea" Osborne laughed, but
I smell a plan to toll some of the
cucks out of the north-end. Not
that I blame the northenders for
wanting to get II, of some OF the
ducks"
Il know what to do" said L. E.
Sinclair, chairman of the bureau
wild life depredationS committee,
Lets get the government out here
to trap ducks and ship them back
east so the sportsmen back there
Continued on Pg. 6, Col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-07
y AMBlINe
IMPORTER

Surprise! Surprise!-
Through the long afternoon Bob
Phillips, son of Congressman John
Phillips, listened to Farm Bureau
directors tell their problems to the
congressman.
Called on to say something, young
Phillips said, After two years in
the army it was surprise to me
to find that civilians have problems,
too"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-07
WEATHER

Maximum Sunday Ill, minimum
Monday 78; 5 am. Monday 80, hu-
midity 10; noon Monday 1O1, humid
ity 46; S pm. Sun. 1O9, humidity 36.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
Ser Grbbaa mirO i6mreer

Sic olte Sbeorie, nad Der unlere
@roe in it6xoiger S9rumpfung be.
griffen lit uno our6 cine peitere
8uIammen3iebung ibrer Maiien I'M
2aufe Der Sabrtauienoe immer flei-
ner miro, lit iest en0giiltig falenge.
IaIien noroen. @enalle 8eoba9tln-
gen ergaben, 6aB Ser @roteil ieit
unporoenfliden 3eiten ni6ts bon
ieiner Materie eingebiiBt bat, ion.
bern i'm @egenteil INNER i6werer
geporoen lit. l1naufborli9 r%ieielt
nGmli9 auf Die @roe Der aus benz
@eltan fommenoe Meteoritaub, Der,
mad oitronomii9en 8erednungen,
idbrlid ungefabr 10000 &ilosramin
betrGgt. Meteore bon @rbiengrOBe
leudten bereits als Sterni6nuppen
aut Ser Staub fdat unbemerft Der.
ab. Ser idbrli9e 3utpa9s zines
@emi9ts bon 10000 fg lit auf Der
@roe bisber obre ginfluB getpeIen,
aumoI iid ser Meteoritaub 5iemli9
glei9m6Big iiber ale @egenoen pers
teilt. Sn SabrenmiGionen lit al
leroings cine grunge 8erlanglamurg
6es grbumlaufes infolge Der boberet
S9were 5u ertparten.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
Sin eakDaher.& ieienfif6

Na1 unIeren beimii9en 4ltags.
begriffen unO grfa6rungen nennen
mir Se6te, 9arpfen unO Sadie BON
% &ilogramm idon idDer. 9abei
errei9en &e1te uno &orpfen elm
@epi1t bon nur 35 &ilogramm
uno Sadie cine @elpidt bon bod
items As &ilogromm. Sir europ6i-
i9e 6Iiiie uno 8innengeudiier
Iino oos odtensperte @epi1te.
9Gber Oieie uniere gr0Bten SiiBmai-
ierbepobner iino @leinfinoer i'm
gerglei9 gu Dem ben @ma5onen-
from uno feline @ebenfliiiie beb0l-
fernoen Birarucu. MiBt 0ieier Slid
audi fir geDobnli9 nur $50 Me.
ter bei einem @etpi9t bon 80 &ilo-
gramm, 10 erreiat er bod ni9t iel-
ten cine 2Gnge BON A Meter uno
tpieet Damn Biz gu 200 &ilogramm.
Ser amo5onas lit Oenn aud oas
ein3ige SluBgebiet, Oas ii9 iol6er
reinen SiBmaiierfii9e aIs 8emob-
rter riibmen fam. 0as 8i9tige oa.
Bel lit Ser nirtidaftlide 8ert. Dos
iebr i9madbofte Sleii9 biloet
namli9 getrodnet ooer geiul5en Ell.
men beoeuten0en Sanoelsartifel unO
miro bon Sen 8raiilianern als
0abrung iebr eeidGst, dbnli6 pie
ser Stodfii9 in Sii0europa. Man
be3iffert 6en @erbrau9 auf mebr
als cine Miaionen &iloeramm,
mas aber melt unter Der tpirtli1en
3abI liegt. Der Birarucu geb0rt gu
Sen @nodenfii6en, oeren aopf nit
&no9enihiloern uno Der 2eib nit
barten moiaifartigen S9uppen be-
oedt lit. 9ieie Sduppen gebrouden
oie Eiidler gum Bolieren, uno oie
raube 3unge Der Slide oient aIs
&eibeiien.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
eebniu6t

0er Sag lit beute 10 langiam ber-
gangen,
sic Stunoen idli9en, uie ME es
gei6ab; =
uno i'm Ser5en nur INNER elm ieb'
nenoes 8angen
uno oas einaige 8tiien: ou biit
ni9t bal -
Sd bin our9 bieIe StraBen gelau-
fen;
id iu6te 3erit.euangen bort uno
bier,
i9 monte beim 2eien mir &ube er.
faufen,
oo6 ole @eoanfen eilten gu Dir.
uno Die bielen @iinide, Die ionit in
mir beben,
tpuroen auf einmal gang fiji uno
Helm, -
tie muBten i9peigen uno ii1 err
geben
Dem einen einaigen: Bel bir gu fem!
Marianne Sii9er-Dpd
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
WereinssG alemOer

GpneDro Stub, sue. Yralioent:
Ilfreo S1meler; Setretar, Jrau ".
G9lad)ter, 1868 @onn. ADe., ". vs..
&erlammlLng nm 3. Wtlttmo9 l.Wt.
Hruipect @l4 SrleObof. Yralioeni
Sreo Sugellan9; Setretar, .. ".
Mmtler; OWasnIelter: &anrence ~.
Gtus. Nerl. am z. SamStag i'm
Nionat lm JrleobOfssebauoe.
= 9eutide Srelmanrer GOge
10Y NrmIulAs, Nr. 20, J.A.A.Wt.
NV Setre1ar: Jreot. Ser1raln,
1341 Sbepbero Ctr, ". Is. Yer-
laulmIune an /. 0lenatag I'M Wto-
moi LII yteuen Wtalonlc &enpel. 131e
uno . StraBe, ". Us.
Mrminius &erguiiguugs &erein,
Pralloent: 9enrp Hleller; Setre-
tar: &beooor &erb, 5905 SIebente
StraBe, ". 8. Ner1ammlung anI
i. SunnaDeno i'm Wtonat
Greater benehclal Union,
9iitrltt Wr. 16U. Y%ralloent: SupI
GreOleln; Setretar: @brllllan @Drll.
6222 JinTte StraBe, ". vs.. Terl.
am A. D.el.stae I'M Dtunat I'M Saule
Ser. 1920 5 StraBe, %. 6.
Greater Beneficial Union,
0iitritt Yer. 40. Yraiioent, WtI9el
HOlner; Setretar, @brlltlan &ronen'
butter. 11O4 Bonipant Ctr, Silper
Spring. Wto. 8eri. am 4. SreltaQ
I'm Wtonat i'm rSipe 8oint Eauern"
lite uno 6 StraBe. Norooit.
&nppert Seim Granen 9ilfsoer.
elm. B~r6ii0entin: Srau @rnit 8
8ropn; Sefretarin: 6rau Mabel
9iet. 8~eriammlung am 2. Diens'
tag /. M. Inn 2 l1br i'm Seim.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
AIte Sefamnte

8oItaire, ser fir feline i9arfe
3unge befannt NOR, bate einmal
nod pielem 9rangen einem inngen
0idter erlaiibt, ibm ieine 8erie BOT,
3utragen. @dbrent oes @ortrases
nabm ser 0i6ter offers griiBeno
feline Miise bonn &opf uno Derneigte
ii9 leidt, moourd iein iunger &ol.
lege INNER permirrter ipuroe. Gum
SaluB fragte er 8oltaire, marum
er atpiiden ieinem gortrag INNER
gegriiBt babe. sd babe tpabreno
Sbres 2eiens 10 biele quite uno alte
8efnnnte getroffen, un6 Die babe i'd
boiler gbrerbietupg gegriBt!@
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01

entoedt, Die iid BON SeiidtsdbnEi6-
feiten unO elmer setpiNen lIebereiu.
thinning Der GIe0ei9en @eihIedts-
merfmale i~iberaeugt babe. Der Ser
oog bon GIebe beitritt lire angaben,
uno nobI aud 0u Redt, oenn Der.
Grtige Mertmnle f6nnen norge.
tduidt ODER aud auf6lig angelo
rem getDeien iein. ueber 0as mel
tere SdidiaI tueiB man nidts. gu
nd9it i9eiut lie eingefertert gene
len gu ietn. Sp6ter miro man iie
freigelaiien uno Oes 2anOes bernie
len 9nben.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
Ser nmbesablbare GrfimberIObn

Sin bic iogenbofte grfinbung Oes
G1a6ipiels our@ einen inbiiden
8rabmonen, 2iiia ben Dabec,
fniipft fi9 cine ni9t min6er ia9en-
bate ueberlieferung iiber Die bonn
grfinoer berlanete 8elobnung. Qls
Ser inoii9e &onig oen @rfinoer
aufgeforoert batte, iid cine entipre-
6enoe 8elobnung ous5ubitten, babe
Ser 8robmane ernioert: n2aB bon
6einem G9asmeiIter auf oas erite
Selo oes S9o9brettes elm 8ei5en-
form Iegen, ouf oas apeite apei, ouf
oas brittle 8tpeimal 5wei ooer bier,
uno 10 auf ieoes folgenoe nod elm
NAL ioniel, als auf benz borberge-
benoen liegen."
Ser 90nig mar anfdneli9 unge-
balten iiber oie ideinbar geringfii-
gige 8itte. aaein als er ieinem
S9asmeiiter Sen 8efebl CAB, oieiel.
be gu erfiiaen, 5eigte es ii6 balo,
oaB Die Soroerung iberbanpt nidt
gu erfiiGen mar. lin Die Ga Seloer
oes G6o9brettes in Der berlangten
@eiie gu belegen, piiroen 18,446,.
744,073,7 09, 551,6 8ei5enforner
notig fem (t8 Sriaionen 446, 744
8inioren uip.). @s miro bere9net,
oaB, mGre Die gan5e gr6e BON Mn'
fang Der rur nit @eiaen bebaut ge'
ueien, 6eiien geiamte Menge faum
ausreiden miiroe, Inn Die 5ugeitan'
6ene 8elobnung 81 gepGbren.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01

bodten sic Heiterftedte uno iptel.
ten &arten. Niemano adtete ouf
ben @rdfea 0omberg, Der iest gu
Dem 5alden frat. SeiBfer b0rte ieiu
8lut In Ben S1ldfen brauIen, er
iob 9omberg nit aiGfablen 8iigen
uno 0itternoen Sdnoen blisi9nea
ben &iemen l0ien uno Ben Sano-
idub in sic Sai6e Ser Sntteloede
iteden.
Sporentlirreno idritt 9omberg
gu Der @eieGidaft ms Sagobaus.
Sein flafernoes 4uge glitt iiber Die
8rin3eiiin gleonore bin, oie in benz
iamtenen Geitfleio, Oie @erte IGiiig
in Der Sano, better unter ben 4a-
baIieren itano. Sect nabm tie ben
rotten Seoerbut al, oie Come gilt
iiber oas blonde Sanr, 0eiien tDei-
DIE 2oGen elm perlen0ur9nirftes
BanO gu einem ¬en i'm Naden
i9loB. Sic 6lifte fiibI iiber @raf
9om6erg bintpeg.
Or oa9te an sic S5ene Dor elmer
StunOe, aIs er Oieies boloe sc.
i60pf in einem nbgelegenen Seiter.
tuege an Iid aieben tponte, oIs ibm
Oie 8rin3eiiin ibren &eitbanoi9ub
bart ms @eii9t i9lug. Sod bronnte
6ie 8ange BEG @e3ii9tigter, bod oie
Stunoe ser 8ergeltung fir oieie
S6ma6 mar nabe.
8alo riefen 0rauBen bic S0rner
gum @uf6ru6. Yrinaeliin gleonore,
BON Ser wiloen Meute umbInfft,
bon iporenflirrenoen &nnaIieren UNI
geben, i6ritt 5t ibrem Salben. Sic
bob Die Ge6te, Inn BEN rotten Stul-
penbanoidub an ii9 5u Sieben, Der
aus ser Satteltai6e ragte.
n9a lit ia mein Sonoidub tuie-
6er", Iagte iie bergniigt. S6on bot
tie lie i'm beriibrt, oa mari ii9 Seis.
Ter 6a3tpii9en, er padte tie am Sano.
gelenf un0 rib i'm Nu SEN Sano-
i6ub aus Der SaiAe, mari i'm at
8o0ef, tpiiteno un0 gierig Siingelno
euttpan0 iif oie &reu3otter Dem @e-
tpabriam. SeiBfer 5itterte am gan.
gen 2eibe, er mar feines @ortes
m6dtig, sic Brin8eiiin erbloBte
1tno proate auriif. &eisfer aber bob
nun oen Nrm, i1neigeno oeutete er
auf Sen i'm S~ittergrunoe itebenoen
@rafen Domberg.
8rin5eiiin gleonore bob langiam
sic 2ioer, elm 5orniger Sunfe ipriib.
tie in Dem tiefen 8lau ibres &uges
out, oerddtlid 8og ii6 ibr @unO
8uiammen. s6eig!", iaete iie eiiig.
9omberg ianf unter 0ieiem einen
@ort in ii6 8uiammen, er itierte
Inn iid, tpie aus einem 0umpfen
&aui9e ertpa6en0. 9o legte inn Der
Glteite Ser &abaliere oie Sono auf
Sic Shulter. 0omberg tpuBte, mas
oies beoeutete. 8iaenlos geborfte CT.
Gr bate eirten feigen Ini9lag its
2SeII 9eleBL CT Wuule lDH uubeHb
&elte 5tpang i'm nie0er.
8rin5eiiin gleonore a6er lG6el-
te ibon mieoer ibr reines, begliiden.
0es Srauenld6eln. SD oanfe
gu6", iagte lie beDegt uno rei6te
&eibfer sic &uno, ~Sbr weroet nod
beute bonn Ser3og gum Sagermei-
tier ernannt peroen."
Damn i6metterten sic Sorner, bic
@rin8eiiin itieg gu 8feroe, uno Der
sldn3enoe 3ug broulte oapon, $eib'
fer iab ibm, faum begreifeno, nod.
Sern leu6tete 6ie meiBe StrauBen.
feoer auf Dem rotten Suite. Das edo
6es meiten Soganer Gorites trug
iiegbaften Sornerflang in Die Serne.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01

gequdIt, unO id uoate sir nidt
3eigeu, mic iebr i'd fhon auf 0eine
6raee geportet bate. Bit OIL mir
boie?"
nSest ni6t mebrI" iagte er uno
tiibte tie, bis nebennn Der @oiier.
feiiel 0u pfeifen beganu.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
Hot Water Storage Heater

90, 80 un6 40 @aIonen automa-
tii6e SeiB-@ aiier-Sei5er Gtorage
beater) iino fir @rneuerung (re-
placement) gu baben.
SO B @immeI, Seiaungsan.
Iaeen, 4419 Soma @be., g. So, Sc.
Iepbon &anoolpb 1869.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
@ie 1itam's mimmt

Gin unentmegter @iipeI fob in
ser 4laiie, Sris Ha6ulfe. Sn iei-
rem 8eurteilunssboeen itano iiber
i'm aeidrieben: @adulfe bat in Die.
fem Sohre fiinf Geniterideiben elm
9etporfen. l1no oarunter natiirli9
Don einem anoeren 2ebrer: 9adulfe
f0nnte mebr leiiten.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01

-@orpiirfe. nSiebit Ou, ba
fdbrt uns Ser 3us gliidli9 Dor Der
Scale tpegl @enn ou nidt tpieoer 10
entieslid nit benz @n5ieben getr6-
belt batteit, bGtten mir i'm nod se-
friegt."
~. .uno tpenn on mid unter-
uegs ni9t 70 sebebt bdttef, branh-
ten mir iest ni6t iolange auf ben
n69its'
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01

vol Won Case und Blahungen-besorgen
Sic SIGH Forni's zeiterprobtes Alpenkrau-
ter, Mehr ais elm Abfuhrmittel, es list auch
cine Magentatigkeit anregende Medium
hergestellt aus IS der Natur eigenen me-
dizinischen Wurzeln, krautern und Pflan-
zen. Alpenkriuter bringt TRACE Darme yum
Arbeiten und hilft, verharteten Abfall
sanft und leicht auszuscheiden, sowie die
durch Hartleibigkeit ve~rursachten Case zu
vertreiben und gibt dem Magen das ange-
nehme Cefuhl Won Warme. Einzunehmen
vie auf dem Etikett angegeben. Wenn Sic
die Freuden glicklicher Linderung Won
Observation-Disclosures wieder wissen
wollen und EUR selben Zeit lhrem Magen
guttun wollen, besorgen Sic SIGH noch
heute Alpenkriuter.
DFalls Sic es in lhrer Nachbarschaft nicht
kaufen konnen, sender Sic fur unser
AlpenkrSuter : Einfuhrungsansebot n
erhalten Sic
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
Treiben Sic Case aus,
die durch
verursacht werden und geben
Sic auch dem Magen Komfort

Wenn funktionale
Hartleib an
dauert und Sic mi
serabel. nerves una
irritiert fuhlen und
an deren Symp-
tome leiden-kopf-
schmerzen, ublem
M~undgeruch, YER
stimmtem Magen
D.
rung, Schlaf- uno
Appetite sigkeit
TAA--- ce.Llh
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
6Oc Wert-Pro-
OMOVNO1 beflaschen Won

FORMS HEIL-oEL LINIMENT - anti
septisch+bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer.
zen, muskulosen Rickenschmerzen, stei-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau.
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORNI'S MACOLO - alkalisch - lindert
gewisse akute Magenstorungen vie Sod
vorgerufen durch Elm Uebermass an Saure.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-10
Wenerli9er TranenmOrO
in nmierer StaOt
8rOfseidtuOreme 5eibcn idipar5en
Mr6eiter Der Sat

SllIils Slider, elm I6fpar5er
@rbeiter Ger bieiigen anglifaniiden
&atbeOrale, in oeren @ruft ser Der.
itorbene 8rGiioent @ilion 6eItattet
liegt, tuuroe oieIen Nontag ols
0toroer in @nflage3uitano beriest.
Der ~24-iabrige 8uri6e, ser in oen
unteriroii6en &dlimen Ser &atbe.
orole ais Sei5er uno SilfSburIde
arbeitete, eridlug i'm SGb5orne SRI.
&otberine Cooper &earoon aus @le-
cambria in 8irginien, Oie ais 8iblio-
tbefarin in Ser 8ii6erei i'm &ir6en-
geD0l6e angeitelt mar.
6rdulein Neoroon batte ben 0e.
ger tuegen ieiner fabrIdiiigen @rbeit
ni6t nur beim &atbeoralenfii1ter an.
ge3eigt, ion0ern Iagte ibm nod
griinOli6 lire Meinung oIs er BEL
ibr aufiGilig puroe. SSn einem an-
fat BON SGb8orn ergriff Ser S9tpur-
Sc elm S6eit Sol3 uno i9l1g oas
5rdulein 81 8ooen, tporauf Ser @i-
teri6 iie erpiirgte. Sbren 2ei6nam
ber6arg er in elmer abgelegenen
@ruft uno bertpii6te oie 8lutfleden
I'M 8ibliotbefs5immer uno auf Dem
@ange nit ieinem l1nterbemo. In
Oies 9ei6ab am 8ormittage 6es leb,
ten Wittmo1s.
aIs SrGulein &earoon abenos
bon ibrer M1ttter bermiBt tpuroe,
modte oieielbe ipqt no9ts BEL Der
Boli3ei An5eige. am nGAiten Sa-
ge fanoen Ser &otbeoralenfiiiter uno
bielige 8oli5iIten Sen 2ei9nam oes
ermoroeten SrGuleins. Mm oarauf.
folgenoen Gage tparoe Ser Moroer
in betrunfenem 3nitanoe in elmer
bieiigen Negerfneipe berbaftet. Weit
Dem 2eidnam ieines Spfers fon-
frontiert, iotpie nit ieinem blutge-
trdnften u~nterbemoe, geitano Der
8uri6e aaes. 9ur6 fortgeieBte
8oripiirfe uno Norgeleien Ser 8i-
bliotbefarin, 10 bebauptete er, lei er
5ur &oIerei un6 WoroluIt getrieben
moroen.
SRI. &earoon, oie nit ibrer Mut-
ter in Ser Ndbe Ser &atbe0rale
pobnte, mar felt a6t Sabren bel
Ser 8ibliotbef angeiteat. sic ge-
b0rte 81 elmer Ser alteIten uno belt
befannten Samilien oes norbli6en
@irginiens, Die friiber einmal fat
Oos gauge 8er'anogei6aft Der bir-
ginii9en Safenitaot @leranoria BE.
berri6te.