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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14
BY JAMES BIRCHFIELD,


FREDERICK, Md, Nov. l4.-The
home of Barbara Frietchie, made
famous by John Greenleaf Whittier's
poem describing how this gray
haired woman defied the army of
Stonewall Jackson, will remain
shrine in this historic Maryland
town, also famous as the burial place
of the author of the Star Spangled
Banner" and the birthplace of the
author of the bred Scott decision.
This was decided yesterday at a
sale of the Frietchie house, repro
duction of the original structure, to
Benjamin L. Snuff, vice president Of
the Farmers 81 Mechanics National
Bank, acting for group of Fred
erick residents who will operate the
shrine as the Barbara Frietchie
Home, Inc. Mr.. Schuff's successful
bid was 5000.
The sale was held at the Fred
erick County Courthouse, a block
and half from the Frietchie house.
1t was attended by half a dozen
newspaper reporters and photog-
raphers, one other bidder who
stopped at $4,000, the attorney con-
Quoting the sale and four or five
interested spectators.
Little Interest Is Shown.
Frederick residents showed such
apathy in disposal Of the property,
brought about by the foreclosure of
an ST. 900 mortgage, ON which no
interest had been paid for two and
a half years, that an inquiry at the
ONCE Of the clerk of the court
brought the reply that it was
guessed the sale was today" Nearly
half the 15-minute sale period was
taken up in lengthy reading of a
provision that only relics contained
in list Of those belonging with the
property we're included in the sale.
Included in the sale was a list of
about so Frietchie mementos rang
ing from Dame Barbara's poster bed
to pattern for a pair of pre-Civil
War pantaloons. There also is her
Bible, her favorite chair and her last
will and testament The flag she is
said to have waved at Gen. jack
sons men, however, is owned by a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14
Mrs. Roosevelt Sees
Lesson in REFUGEES
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt said last night
that THE greatest contribution Of
the refugee in America is that they
remind older citizens how precious
are the things we have"
Speaking before refugee students
and their volunteer teachers Of the
Committee for Refugee Education,
Mrs. Roosevelt said: There is need
of learning how to economic and
the value of conservation can be
taught us by the people of the
Old World"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14
Montgomery Citizens
Request Deferments
OF zoning Petitions
: Revision Of Lows
Asked to Provide
Better Enforcement
BY MRS. J. REED BRADLEY.

by MRS. j. REED BRADLEY.
Pending adoption of q master plan
for future land use the Montgomery
County Civic Federation meeting In
Bethesda last night requested the
county commissioners to defer zon-
ing petitions where there is public
opposition, unless emergency action
Is necessary.
Such action Is recommended only
after the Park and Planning Com
missions opinion has been request
ed regarding the petitions effect on
the master plan.
The planning commission was
asked by the federation to adopt the
following rules of procedure with
regard to the master plan:
l. An application for an amend
ment Of the master plan shall be
dismissed unless the commission
finds from evidence submitted at a
public hearing that zones for the
proposed class of uses are made
quate to serve the public for a rea-
sonable time in the future.
new Zone RESTRICTION.
2. A new zone composed of a
single lot or group of lots of less
than 100000 square feet, exclusive
OF street dedication area, shall be
presumed to be inadequate to serve
the public for reasonable time
In the future.
The county commissioners, sitting
as q District Council, were asked
to adopt the following rule of pro-
cedure: An application to amend
the coming map shall be dismissed
unless it provides for enlargement
Of an existing zone and unless the
council finds at a public hearing
that the existing zone is made
quate. The proposed enlargement
must be contiguous to the exist
ing zone. The Federation recon-
mend that this rule be disregarded
on O. vote of 80 per cent of the
council.
The Federation urged that the
Planning Commission and the
county commissioners, sitting as
District Council, provide for coming
residential A areas for which no
subdivision plan has been recorded
into three subclassifications with
varying minimum lot areas. The
area in each classification would
be determined according to a bal
ancing of needs.
Revision is Outlined.
Revision of the present coming
ordinances were asked to provide for
more efficient enforcement notice
when an amendment is proposed by
the commission itself; adequate
notice of hearings before the Board
of zoning Appeals; exclusion of row
houses from Montgomery County;
lot area and set back requirements
when apartment houses are estab-
lished in commercial D or industrial
E areas; adequate restrictions on
height of buildings; definition and
restriction of hotels and tourist
homes; increasing the minimum lot
area requirements of apartment
houses, and off-street parking.
The county delegation to the
Maryland Assembly was asked to
work for legislation permitting indi-
vidual areas to establish taxing
areas for community parks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14
Tydings Will Seek
Early Action in Two
Important D. Bills
Will Allow, However,
Time for Stadium
Plan to Get Stort

Senator Tydings, Democrat, Of
Maryland, plans to seek action be-
fore the end Of this month on two
Important District measures which
have been referred to subcommittee
which he heads.
One Is the bill sponsored jointly
In the Senate by Senator. Tydings
and Chairman Bilbo of the Senate
District Committee to authorize a
Federal grant for construction of
a new hospital center here, ito in
.clude Garfield and Emergency Hos
pitfalls and perhaps others. The other
is the Hebert bill, approved by the
House last February, to broaden the
administrative powers Of fine Dis
trict Commissioners.
To Aid Stadium Move.
Senator Tydings, commenting on
the wide interest being taken on
Capitol Hill in the postwar project
Tor great stadium for Washington.
said he planned to defer action on
hospital and Commissioners powers
bills about 10 days, to give the sta
dunn measures a start.
Before the end of the month.
however, he said, he planned to get
his subcommittee together to review
the standing Of the hospital center
and Commissioners powers bills.
He indicated it would be determined
then whether further hearings
should be held on the hospital meas
ure. There has been no considers.
ton as yet on the other bills, de.
signed to relieve Congress of admin
istrative functions not now granted
the city heads.
On the House side, Representative
Smith, Democrat, of Virginia, called
for early action by Congress on the
slum clearance and rehousing meas
ures. He said he was calling into
conference, John Ihlder, executive
officer of the National Capitol
Housing Authority, and James c.
Wilkes, counsel to the Home Build
ers' Association.
Sees Agreement.
Mr.. Smith said it should be pos
sible to get an agreement on the
the slum and rehousing measures
terms since the slums should be
eradicated and since sanitary and
decent housing must be made avail
able to persons in the low income
groups.
He warned that the deadline on
occupancy of alley dwellings would
be reached next July /, rails
ing the threat of eviction of thou
sands of families unless other facil-
tiles were provided before that time.
Under the old alley dwelling law,
last July l was the deadline, but
this was postponed for one year
when Congress found it impossible
to end the controversy on future
slum and rehousing work before that
date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14
S. P. Powell, 81, Dies;
Served in Assembly
By the Associated Press.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Nov.
AS. P. Powell, "a, former member
of the Virginia General Assembly
and Commonwealth's attorney for
Spotsylvania County for Is years.
died at his home here yesterday
following several months of declin.
ing health.
Since his retiremen from public
life in 1882, he had engaged in law
practice and the real estate busi-
ness here.
Funeral services will be held at 4
pm. tomorrow at a funeral home
here. He is survived by two daugh-
tiers, four brothers and two sisters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14
Son Of Lefty Grove
Wounded in Holland
BY the Associated Press.

~ the ASSoclated Press.
Homecoming, Md, Nov. IA
Pfc. Robert G. Grove, son of Lefty
Grove, famous former major league
pitcher, was wounded In action in
Holland October %, the War De-
partment informed young Groves
wife yesterday.
He was attached to 4 tank de-
stroyer unit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14

commissioned a second lieutenant
on graduation from Officers Candi-
date School and received his first
lieutenancy while overseas.
Capt. John r. Johannesen. 133
North Highland street, Arlington
Va, was awarded the Nays Legion
Of Merit in England for greatly
contributing to the success of the in
vasion Of Northern France" Capt
Johannesen landed a convoy of "a
landing craft on the Normandy
beaches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14
S45,000 School Grant.
For Arlington Approved

Presidential approval Of a s45, 900
Federal Works Agency grant for
construction and equipment of an
eight-classroom annex to the Kem-
per School for colored children near
Twenty-fourth street and Seminary
road in Arlington was announced
yesterday by Maj. Gen. Philip b.
Fleming, Federal Works administra-
tor.
The addition will cost 500, 1000, Of
which $4,000 will be provided by
Arlington County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14
Army Uniform Model
Held as Druft Evuder

BY tie Associate. Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA part
time model, whose photograph in
Army uniform recently appeared in
a nationally circulated ad, was ar
rested by the Federal Bureau of In
vestigation yesterday-for refusing
to take an Army induction oath.
He was John Myron Kulick, 81,
of Queens, who said he was
minister. He was paroled pending
grand Jury action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14

Topeka, Kans. (R.-A woman
who appeared to be . customer In
. downtown store made sure that
her slip wasn't showing. And neither
were 10 others that disappeared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14

1t. Ryerson's
medal was for
" displaying out
standing courage
In the face of
enemy fighters
by voluntarily
dropping out Of.
formation to give
protection to the
crew of another
bomber which
was forced to
fall behind, due
to flax damage"
Entering the
Army in 1914.
1t. Ryerson was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14
81 Prince Georges Men
Ordered Into Service

Prince Georges Draft Board No.
!. at Hyattsville, announced today
that IS white and 3 colored men
nave been ordered to report next
Tuesday for duty with the armed
forces. The white inductees are:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14
Ii. {. Robert Ryerson
Awarded Silver Star

The Silver Star was awarded to
First 1t. G. Robert Ryerson, B-26
pilot, now home on furlough at
Route 4, Alexandria, Va, after COM
pleting IS missions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14

Aren't. Leonard L.
9radford. Emmett 8.
Quinn. Thomas 4.
Gray. GEORGE H.
MorgAIl. DurWard =.
Bolhecker. VIM. J.
Doyle. Frank 3.
Schrum. Robert w.
Zeigier. CLAYTON w.
Lypoldt. William r.
Arendes, George ].
Shtpp. Clinton Z.
Ashmead, John C.
Stokes. Dempsey H.
Stevens, Lewis D.. jr.
rankenfteld, L. 8.
Stasiak, Raymond n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14

Cayton. puernay ?.
pavis, John r.
Mulari, Ray Z.
Walter, Charles A.
Wright. Denail A.
Norris. Richard N.
VAUGHAN, r. 8.
Cans, Jack r.
Jackson, Thomas =
McClAry, John ].
Muma. Martin n.
BARLEY, Clifton L.
Chaney, Francis 3.
Seibert. Valence 3.
Bell, Howard H.
Miller. L T., tr.
Farley. Harry D.
Austin, 0eof4e C..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14

The three colored men are Willie
L. Darden. James L. Fields and Le-
Troy J. eager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14
Forty Slips Stolen

gate to the Federation.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
M6gIi6tett Der GabritattDn pom
YrtUat'9[utOs mn 6Iugjsugen

Sm &riegsar5eitsomt erpdgt man,
Oh 9oiiugier automc5iIe rn0 Ser
febrsflusjeige auf Sic 9ilre Ser 5a-
brifnte gejeBt weroen iollet 0eren
SeritelIung uro 8ertrieb ian Gabmen
oes Sn0uItrie Riiflimitelluugspla.
nes ser @eb0roe mieoer erIol6t iper,
Sen niro. @em man nlif} nift all.
nimmt DAB es m6gIif iein miro, ole.
ie beioen nittigen 5iuiIen SrOuitrie.
Siueige ais BnnSes ihon in naber 3u-
fltnft pieoeranjufiirbeInJ 10 lit bod
al geiuifIe 0orbereitenoe MoBnabnett
qeoadt, nit 0enpn sic beitebenoen
reftIiden Sinoerniiie fir @rteiIline
Ser ,GabrIfotionserLoubn bon Sail
gu 6aII~ fiir 8etriebe ser frogIi6en
Art aus Dem Mege ger1umt iuerOen
ipiir0en. Cine prafttife BeOeutung
perSen i~rgenomeIfe Tldne oltf Die
iem @ebiet crit e%rla18en, fpenii @erf,
3euge, &eporotitrteile uno @rbeits.
frdfte fir IoIte 3mede IN 9eniigen<
Dem ltnfang oerfii9bar geuiadt luer-
Ben f0nnen.
St anitIi6en areilen lit mar iibers
3eugt, SaB Die 8lanung fir teiIneiie
Notwithstanding ultf 6rieoens.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
pcrntasbt ii4 mnN
GcIN Scr 111cNisim

sos 4ngele5 = Cine Doblbaben0e
Jralt, welde an elmer .frenloartigen
@ronfbeit ltorb, permahte ibren 2eid).
nam Der Wiiiehlfaft gum Stubium
Der Rranfbeit uno binterIieB einem
qr5t $250,000 sur 9trhfit6rung Der
Stuoien.
81 ali leIen i'll 0em CUR Grbleaiti-
NATION eingereihteu Seitainent bon
MiB goitb Glawion. sic mar Die
3ofter ei1er aus 9amilton IN Ohio
itammenoen 8anfiersfomiIie. Die
Glbmolie miro altf i56er 100000
geifdst.
Or. 6. s. S. Copy BON Der ScrippS
Wetabolic Clinic in ga Sofia tpuroe
nIs &oupterbe getannt. Or bate Die
8erltorbene mebrere Sobre Degen
ei1tes 9riiienIei0ens bebanoeIt. Sic
itarb i'm Alter bon 65 Sabren un6
ibr letter @ine beingt, oaB lie ibreu
2eihnom nnbiete, I'M Or. @opps
3peden mebi5inti1er u11o miiien-
ifaftIider 6ori6ung" 6u bieilet.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
nrlQub err
m09liNt

2onoon - Bremier gbur9ill Iebn-
tie 8orid)lase auf feOu5ierling Der
@roBe Ser en9Iiiden armeen iiber
See I'M Sinblif 0nronf ab, ooB itf)
Ser &rieg ieinem S0bepuntt n6bere
uno 0oB nidts getan peroen oiirfe,
INN Ole Boiition in Sen &riegstbeo,
tern SIT ihuahen.
Auf ser onoern Settle CAB er aber
6efannt, 0aB Elm @[an nusgeorbeitet
iperOe, I'M es 5000 M1nnern in Uni
form, Die iid lange Sabre ii6er See
b%efunOen bnben, 5u erm0gli6en, ollf
pier 8oden nod England gum llr-
laub 8uriid3ufe6ren I'M nit ibreu
6amilien Oereint SIT tper0etl.
gs ban0elt lif} biebei beionoers uilt
Mitglieoer BON Streitfr1ften, sic lid
in StoIien, Roro-afrifo, Dem MitteI.
often, Sran, Sraf, SnOien, siiooit-
llto Sit.Afrifu befinoen.
Die 6rage, GadppufJs fir oas
au idoffen, lit cine ser Grlu1
gungen Del oieiem llrLal6Sprogramm.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
i5einO
muls lcPcl'

Denuer Gbarles q. Eoit, Ser.
,@urtime Economic Director" I'M
Stout8oeportment iagte o@ir mil
len einen @eg iiiioerl, nit Dem 6cino
5i leber, rod]Oem mir i'm belie5t bos
ben"
Sn elmer tpeiteren An0elttltng, OnB
Ser iaqenonttte Morgettbollplon,
Oeutidlonb 5u eiilem Ntgraritaut 81
MADDEN, ~perrporfen lit. fiigte er bin5u;
@ir iino entihloiierL oarollf gu ie-
ben, Dap es teiien 9rieg iuieoer an
fGngt. a6er mir fonnen eS pe0er III
ell regeIre6tes @efdngnis iperren
nod III cine SrrenanitaIt uno mir
f0nnen es nid)t toterl."
Gr Tprad) Dor Dem v8enDer &oun,
iii OF GbltrdeS" itber tuirtihaftlife
SrobIeme 0es 6rieoens. @ineS sic.
Ter 8robleme, logte er, lei, einett
@eg 3lt iiuoen in 3ufltnft nit 0ent
6einoe SIT leben uno i'm ongemafe=
men geIAr1nflingen 5it llnteruerfen,
bis er ~beuieien bat, DAB er ipieSer in
Ole menihlide @eieuidoTt nuige-
nontnlen iuer0en fam.
@erfebr, 9aitoel ltrlo 5innn5 10
tpie Sdifie, 2atlo rnO Gel meroea
Die 3robIenle oes 6rieoens ieiL Jag
te Soff, Siderbeit nitf ioeelen
@runoLogen nI(eill iei l1idt m5glitl,
tpenn niht ArbeitseeIegenbeit uor,
bdnben lei. "Sobs" iogten Ole 8an-
oiooteL dignity Of labor" Die Sir
die.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24

ourfbliden. oab Oie1e 0re ~ Il aca
3ruppen uieaeidt noh @3l.eea9e .
erbalten molen, lire @iifen atJcll
G~entld)lnno 5u 8cbrladen.
rNiemalo, iag.e e.. rfaan be-
5Deifeln onB o;eie Nt1raSr. msan lh
3eit un0 @,legcnbe:t b.eteu. oan oar-
6abseh Al5is in 6elo aegeniiber
o6enlo sut bslt,ben p-r0en, me- lie
6sreits III csm biiteren MD biatlgen
atiea in 6raatre d ie0it beitanNen
batsu."
@0eu mldte fsincn Scriud oie
Sdau arisfeitel. sic 6ranfreid III
ii6armiaOen bat 81 uertleinern. 81.
iaJta Dem llnterbaus, OaB , 800 00J
i~ran20iiide AIdnner als arieg7 5e.
Flnaeas. gsport;ertc ms 3nlnasar-
es isHaes uedl in G~eatldllan0
',it,e5aitsu DiiessN 81 Earis isiber
iei aas Sebsn ..ein ltinoiBss &ngel
MT Mafsr;sGeu Sd}pierAfeitel".
kBte er blnSl. o6raRfreld
miro iidb pIeOer er1olen4.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
WeIteMrcpassIcH
0c9cn Nas Reid,

Aonoon AuBenminilter anibo
M @6en uerfiinoete Dem llnterboua
eitlet ielen S0bepuuft i'm anglo
fran5oiiiden 3reun0idnitS : Ger6Glt-
nis ltno beiidrfte oamit Die &%onooner
Neinun9. Dab 8roBbritamien oui
Organiiierltng zines INSTRUMENTATION
Stnaterl : 8lod8 aus it, Inn elmer
Damm gegen fiinftige- oeutId1e Nm
grille 3i erridten. @0en beridtete
Der &ammer be9eiitert iiber 6runf-
reiHs Neugdburt als 8robmadt &c
lobte Dem fontinentnlen Nnd)boritaat
britiihe Mitbiflfe in oieiem Aitiitie0
81 neuer Maft mo erflGrte, sic
5reunoihait 5miiheu Sen beiben
@olfern babe uie All 4iidjerem Glln.
oament" beruht als beute.
@oen ~erltottete Dem llnterbnua D.
ridt iiber ieineu uttD Slentier GDurh.
lbs 6reutolhaits 8elid) in @aris.
@oenS betortp @rfldrun9 iiter Sic
anglo. 6reun0idait CT.
folgta in einea1 ~9(ugenbIit. in Dem III
2on0on uerlautete, oaB Gburd)iil
Dor Der 6eoorIte1enoen 8egegruillg Der
,,8roBen 9rei" = belniibt lei. cine
aGiat5 5piiden @roBbritannien
6ranfreid), 8algien una SoGaHo ali
Die 8eine 81 bringeL I'M i'm Nnld}iuB
an oie geiebungs : TerioOe nab benz
Sieg Madt iS6er 0euti1lulto St bal.
ten. Gem @erllebmen mad iit oieies
als @egenitiid elmer AI-
dbnliden Gbordfters geoadt
oie nit Der Sopiet Union ais aeril
Siten 9ebiLoet peroeu miirOe.
miiroen 10 organiiiert iein.
,aB iie I'M Gabmen i~r1en0einer flint
igen 8elt-S iferbeitsliga iuiftionic.
zen fonnten.
@oen feierte Gen. g9arles De
inter Dem Sp6el iairey @orel
lis Ben vMann, Ter Sic @inigteit oes
ran5oiiif)en Bottles perionifi5icrt".
Ser Mfiniiter 5olte and ben iran-
Gruppen 1ri6ut uno licf
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
BDafe Gar.
ter ~9eitnrben

3~ollplpooo goafe Garter, Del
46idbrige beriibnlte 0~eui9feiten &a.
oio : commentator, engIiih- iriidel
4~6ltammltng, erlag ben JoIgen Ell.
nes S6lognnfnlls.
Seine aommertare III 8erbin6unQ
nit ben &riegsentlpidlungen uflo ser
politiiflen Jragen, Die in Dem Rrieq
inpolpiert iin1, maften inn Miaio.
men bon 6reunoen uno 5einoen un6
it1l5weifefbaft mar er elmer ser De.
fdnntelten &aoio.aommentotoren.
Seine 6abi9teit, inngre un0 duBe.
re Greigniife bon .~sertraIen @eiidts-
punften aus 5u beobadten, bprltbte
nuf ieiner D~eitgeber0en @rfabruna
uno ieiten &eiien nod alien @den
Der @eIt.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
6icniItcn>2lppcu
an 0rcbmGdptc

@6icaao Die ,1otionoI Comic
renee for 9nIeltine" nobul naf 5mei-
tGgiaer 9erotllng cine Reiolution an,
nit ser sic aIliierten @roBnddyte err
iltd)t iperoen, Ginan5beibilfe ST Ser
neiteren iiioiifen 8elieoatng BALD
ititlos 3a leiiten. gS miro iblen in
ser GntldlieBnng no6egelegt, 9ele-
aentlit ibrer nG1iten &onferen5 Die
Shoffung zines belonOeren ,,greBen
6onO8" gu beihlteBen, Ser ausiAlieB-
lifD ioIfen IiiotIhen Yerionen 5uante-
fommen ioII, Sic an 0rt uno SteIle
an Sem Auf6ou Hal1iti1ag als zines
iiioiiden @emeinmeiens teilnabmeit
ipo1len, in Dem ,.oIle 8emobuer ee-
iesIih gIeihbereftigt iein Iolen,"
Die Reiolution foroert IN iibrigen
Yreisgabe oes britiIhen BeiBbubeS
pom Sobre 1889, oos alle iolfe 9e-
%itrebungen sur GrfolgIoitgfeit oerur=
teiIe, ferner berIangt iie 6ns 3eht I'm.
bei1rdnfter ginpanoerung in Said
itina uto ser 2anofauf 8ereftiqung
fir Sitoen nltf Dem SUB Der 8Ieidbe-
redtigung nit on6ereH 8eipobnern
0es 2anoes. Br0it0ent gfooieuelt mo
oie Regieritng Ser 8ereinigten Stad=
ten iperoen eriuht, Gdiffe fiir 8ef0r-
0erung iolder Su6en, insbeionoere
iif0iifer 8aiien, nnf} 9alaitina Der
fii8bar gu MAIDEN, Ole g~e9enpdrtig III
Ser Gage iino, europa gu berlaflen.
aaito Gie narabiifR l1nion"
ridtete cine Gepeihe an Ben 9raii-
oerlten Gooieuelt, IN ser 9egen Die in
Ser o~erfIoiieneu omerifaniidfen @obl.
8epeeung Iautaepor6ene 6or0erurg
zines Dnotionalen @eims fir Die SSSl,.
sen in 8aIditino" 6ront gemadt ll1o
eine ioldle 4biidit ais. cine ,georo-
hung oes 6rieoens int 4oben Glter~
be5eifnet tpir0.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
21sutrale inns ScinHc
Ger $~swjcts-prawSa

MoSfal Sic Seitur5 .9raooa"
begriiltoete Bic f~ehnet.dje Naltuug ser
Comets Den "3feaieraAfeH Spaaicns,
grgentinieus IND Orr SdD,i5 sler-
ii6ar. Inter @IeoerbolmaN bsre IS
5uuor allsJeiprchener &eidaloisum.
aen. 0GB Acutides 8apitll in oieien
Nrei S1noern m.eree6red mor0cn
lei erflarte oa5 G1mmam lt4orgon
Hoerinls. eab ..oentidle sad ten
ilrs 1hlmn3enn itar iii 0en ioge-
Mnaatea r~efrslel 9tat;onen anise-
r!a1a bitten
&c 3aitars idlrid3 |ieriler. es lei
5reifefaait OsB TrancoS Sponens
rea nlg Ssh Ariel i5seeoalerA Miro
IRA BE Meiaeranl 0er Comics Mtr
& aseran nafnRe oiulomatildler @.
S'eOunAen nit Str Sfwsii lei cine
,Solle Der ionietfeinoiidlen Senoen5eu
ieneS QaRNsS.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
untcritiibt Sic Ncmtldc
6eitmne, Is 1T cmre
5citMne!

Genbet Tamilien : geadJriften,
@ereinsnaaridten, foiuie iOnftise
imterehrnte Nenisfeiten an bic
@ebaftion. @ir iinb serne be-
reit nnS frenen uns, 6erartige
Nad)ridten i'm oSunrnal" gu brin.
gen. Sic belfen ms bamit nn6
bak mir Safir Derant.
tuurtlid senad)t tuerberi, iuenn Gr-
'eisnifTe in Jnmilientreiien (@e.
bnrtstase, @Odseiteu, 8inbtanfen,
SterbefGae, Beiadje BON Trennben
nitp.) nidlt in ~nnierer, refp. enrer
3eitnns in finSen finS.
8emadridtigt sic &ebaffipn,
no Gigtb Str. q. 81, @eIbinston
1, 9. 6. (Sernipreder 9gtional
s7789).
4 Ff-- I-r ~ 4+-
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24

prohibition nun ndt Sen @abIen uno
algeiifts oes WieoerSuiamnlentritts
0es aon9rciles ieoenfalls Elm roi9e-
res Tempo dunebmen miro. Hr1iioent
Oiirite idon boIo iopobI
Dem WobilmahunsSs mo SnOu=
itrie : 1lunitellungSaint mie aud
Dem Surplus @nr Tropertp Board
neue Gbefs geben. Die 8eridlep.
plttg ser beiOen Grnennun9er Bat es
nit iif aebrabt, Dab lett I1nger oIs
einem Monat auf Dem @ebiet Ser
8erouberung pon 5errain tthO ii6er.
idliiiigen Riiitunasbetrieben nifts
geiheben fonnte.
Tas 0ro0uttionsomt oiirfte auBer
Aptomobifiiten nno 8erfebrsfIug3eu-
gen nod foIgenoe artifeI olif Ole Qiite
Der oetnnafit BON Dem BroOuftions.
ber6ot aus5unebmenoen 8aren je.
ben: Graft uno @astiiblifr1nfe,
Notorraoer uno afereerGte. Iuf
cine Neniiion oes bisber oorliegen.
Den ntIgemeinen neutrality-suspicious.
im 2idlte ser ~bisberigen @rfab.
rungen muroe pom fun0iser Settle in
Nusiidjt gaiteIIt.