davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
2lad9cn bat ncMetn
8~iireermciIter

Iadlen - Gin ontinationalio3ioli.
itiifer, etmu 40 Sabre alter &ehts.
onipult Duroe ols eriter 8iirgermei-
tier 4udens ieit @innobme Scr StaOt
0urd, sic Nmerifoner pereioiet. gr
lit su1leid Ser erite at1ti+yta5i i'm
aud)ener 8iirgermeiiternnt lett If
Sabren.
Siftlit nerDos un0 niht ObRe ge-
4piiie Befiir6tungen leiitete er onge.
iihtS elmer amerifonilhen Sabine oer
Shtpur, oes Amtes gemilienboft mal-
ten unO allen anoronungen Ser Mili-
tGrpermoltnng rat3ufommen 5u mol
len. Die uraIte 6eutihe Stoot, oie
er nun unter onnerifoniiher Oberbo-
belt 5u ueruolten bat, Iiegt in Sriim-
mern un0 pori Sen Triiberen 10000
8etpobnern lpettrr MIR nod fnnpp
5000 dltf benz &ItinenfeIo.
Sic triibielige 8eretOigings8ere-
monte nobrl nur fur5e l3eit in Nn-
Iprufl. Die Militdrnerpaltung bntte
Ben neltet 9iirgermeiiter aus 3uoli
giirgern oisgem1blt. Die 5tpei Be
Oilgungen gereht ipuroen: Sic
ouriten niemoIs No5is gelpeien ieir
ooer Ole ,,8epegung~ irgen6pie ltit-
teritiist bnben, uno iie mlBten Ser
MISUNDERSTANDING nafpeiien TOM
men. SSsn bei0en 8untten botten Die
Angoben 6es ungennnnt bIeibenoen
@annes, auf Sen idIieBlif ote @abl
fiel, elmer peinliden Rafpriifung
ltnnbgebalten.
Ser 5u 8ereioigenoe itaro nit in
einonoereelegten S1noen Dor Dem
SberItIeutndnt ". q. Garmidae
(aits Montgomerp, Ala.) aIs oieier
sic SfmurformeI oerlas uno ser
4ehtsonmalt l~eiltete Sen gio nit Ell.
mem ,,Sa" ouf Die linn sum S6luf
uorgelegte Jrage.
uWobnen Sic in einem eigener
&nus2" fragte i'm Damn nod Sc
mano. oSSsa", lul,tete ole Antmort
uober es Itebt niht mebr." Gunr
marote er iidJ gum @eben. gs nal
nift mebr Elm Saus, es mar nur nod
Elm Seller - allies, mas bon 0eu
Seim oes Suriiten itbrig gebIie6en II
= mobin SEN nelten 8iirgermeiIter
Ger cine 10 fopf5erbredenoe un0 81
9Ieid berbrefenoe aufgnbe iiber
nommen bat, Ser erite @eg fiibrte
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
HcllanN pcrlanot
Scmtidcs Ocbict

8ai6mgton Die bolldnoiide
&egierung IN 2onoon erfldrt, lie
miiiie iid ons Geft o~or6eboIten, fir
sic poriaslifen 3eritor4naen, Die Ole
Na5is in @ollano pornabmem Gnt-
ihdoigung ourdl @6tretung oeutiden
@ebiets SIT beaniprud)en.
Oie grfldrung, oie BON Ser boll1n.
oii6en 8otid1aft in @aibington be.
fanntgege6en iuuroe, fiibrte aus, oie
grfobrun8en na6 benz eriten @elt=
frieg batten ge5eigt, mie ihner es lei
&eparntionen i'm 8ege ser l1ebertrn-
grng mirtid)aftlifer @erte BON Ell
mem 2nno in oas onoere 5l leilten.
Sic ifyldgt Dor, oaB mad oielen S}rie
ge Elm geeigneter geil nngreli5enoen
prerBii6en 9anoes entpeoer an Sol
lano ab9etreten ODER u%orldufig ooer
enoeiiltig auf anoere Meiie inter Dol.
lGnoii6e Sberbobeit uno in oen bol.
Idnoiiden @irti6aftsbereif ge6raft
niiroe, nobel Die altfnabme ser preu-
Biifen 8epobner I'M oerbIei6enoen
geutidlano a~ngeoronet meroen
miiiie.
Gle Na5is, mliroe in ser grfld-
rlna weiter ausgefii6rt, bitten bol-
ldnoilde 6a5rifen in Sic 2uft ge=
iprenat ooer Die BARN 6efinolifen
Mnihinen entfernt, lie bitten aoblen-
bergnerfe unnGtig beiddoigt rid.
lid)tslos nit 8obots bombaroiert uno
bitten beionoers acknowledgement
Sfnoen Oaourd Oeruriadt, ooB Tie
fruftbare 8egenoen NIT Sal5paiier
ii6erid]memlmt 6dtten.
Sr anbetroht ser gaDolferllnas-
5 ftr lei Sic 6dbiafeit Sollonos, lid
lnirtldnitl.d 5t erbolen. in baiorg-
li~serregenopr @eiie beeintra1tist.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
Srci~kcitsNmritiec
81. K~ric0s0cinnecnc

Camp ailmer, q. s. II 3mon5ig
BON 90 Mitglieoern elmer oStolien
Serpice" @iIbeit All Camp Sinner
- aus &riegSgefangenen ~belieben0,
ole aus Roroafrifa ooer SiSilien nod)
ben oStates" transporter mnr0eu
uno bier meitgebenoe @rleidterungen
empfangen oils @egenleiitun8 iiir al
.lerbano 0ienltloiitungen genoBen
Die erlongte 6reibeit, noh0em ole
,,Ginbeit" unbemerft entfloben mar.
Milit1rpoli5iiten batten uorgeltern
obeno gegen ~ llbr iiini Ser 0ente
in einem oen &rie9Sgefangenen ge.
lperrten 8e3irf mobrgenoarmen un0
1ie nod) einem Eer5or nod oen Eager.
8orrndelt jnriidgeiii9rt, moranf 10.
gleid) oie Sud)e ndb oen iibri9en
Treibeits0uritigen StaIienern auige-
nonlmen muroe. @etern morgell be-
fnnoen ith oenn aud 38 BON ibnen
mieoer innerbalb Ser &ager= llm5dli-
nung. Mit ser friiberen relatipen
8epegungsfreibeit aIler entmildten
ltno oanah Observation-Disclosures ito
Iieniihen &riegsgefangenen in Camp
&ilnler lit es nun porbei. @iner Der
@ermiBten bate iih, wie iid ip1ter
be~rausitelIte, ieit Elm poor 9agen ais
Gutient in oent Camp 2~o5arett be
Iunoen.
2eute Ser italieniiden aSerpice
limits" tragen olnerifoniihe Soloa-
tensl1niform, penn aud nit eirem
9lermelaufi1lag, nuf oenl oos @ort
0Stalp" 81 1eien lit. gini9e ser @nt-
flobenen batten 0ielen aluflflag oni
Dem Nermel berausgeriIlen.
Alle MusreiBer marer ooer limo
leift ais iold)e 81 e%rfennen, neil lire
Uniform oollitdnoig obne irgenopel-
die abjeihen, Sdniire uim. lino.
6reiIif mliB Nun init Ser Gpentuali-
tat gere6net mer0eI BOB Die nod
nift ergriffenen Stalienpr ilt5miiden
@elegenbeit gefunoen baben, iid 81
piIfleioer 3l ~ueridafien. Mitglieoer
pom uSerpice limits lperoell balfig
pom italieitildlen Gereineu bellad6ar-
ter Srte |ietiert uno bobell oanlit Die
Moglihfeit, ge5iebungen nit Gerio-
men ollBergaf6 Der Eager on5ufniip.
rem.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
wahleclNcr beiNcr
partcicm ocfMelNcf

@aihinaton - DoS &epublicnn
National COMMITTEE berihtete DEM
aongreB, BOB es big 5u oieier ISOLDE
8eitrGge BON insgelomt $2,428,32t
fir Sen @a6lfampf erbalten babe
nno oaB sic 8ortei bisber $f,688,36
fiir 8obl5wede ausge9eben babe.
9ie Nemofraten iberid}teten emp.
fangerte 8eitrdge in 9obe bon ST.
O93,178 uno lusgaben BON $t,052,-
589.
Das @ongreBfomitee Der @SY
berihtete nuBeroem einen belonoeren
@a6lfon0s pom $685., $3.50, aus Dem
$353,465 ausgegeben poroen iino.
Die groBten Nettrage erbielten bic
&epublifoner ans Den Stdnten
Yenniplpania, Sainois uno Eerag.
Inter Den Herlonen, Ole in BenniDl@
pania Die @oblfampagne Der &epu-
bIifnner finan5ien unterltiisen, befill-
set Iid bic Gamilie oes Selmagnaten
Soiepb g. 8etp if. NIT $4,000, Or
nett g.. @eir, elm Sn6uItrioliit, nit
$4,000 un0 Die MeIlon=JamiIie nit
$4,000. @noere 8eitrdge fomen bon
@epen aperp BON MontgomerD
@aro; Sobn &ingIing 0ortb, benz
befannten 8irfusbeiiser; 0ewitt @at-
lace, Dem 9erausgeber oeS &enoerS'
0igelt; Is. &. @ilion BON General
Neotors; Gelir Dupont aus 8i-
mington uno bon Dem frii9eren 8i5e-
prdiioenten gbarles g. Danes in
Chicago.
Ser aongreBausiduB fir BubI-
ausgaben bielt es fiir erforberlidJ,
meitere unteriudungen ~un5uitellen
ltno lanote an 81 nnabbangige Srau-
milationen 6ragebogen, nm felt5u-
ltpaell, Of oiele politiidJer @atnr lino
nllo iiA am @ablfampf beteiligen.
9ieie 5rngebogen gingen unter an
oerem on folgenOe 8ereinignnsen:
Multrian Committee, 81 Beit 108.
Str, Seem Yorf; gommuniit Hartp
Of tbe l1niteo States, 35 6. IL. Str,
Seem gorf; Wermdny9meriean Gom-
mittee, 1913 g. 80. Ctr, Seem Oorf;;
Sne Gbouiano Club, 7O5 q Steoens
Sotel, Chicago.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03

@or einiger 3eit mar in Oielen Set
tungen cine au5eige eri1ienen, mel
der boffentlih ieoermann groBte
@ufmerflamfeit 5oate.
Gs ban0elte lid) INN cine 10 midi
tige Safe, oaB bier bon nerem
oarauf bingemieien weroen ioa.
Ser gite[ ser An3eige lautete: &n
amerifanilde 6rauen, melhe frogen:
@ir0 Die Rieoerlage 3eutihlan0s Die
Notpenoigfeit perringern, gebruufte
Settle gu Iommeln? 9ie antGport Der
&egierung lalttet: ,,geein!"
Sebr biele 2eute glalben, oaB
nad] Der &opitulation G%entif)lanos
feline g~otuenoigfeit mebr beItebt,
gebraufte Settle 8u iammeln. Nidts
entipridt Sen Satia6en tpeniger.
See Marl6oa, Direftor fir 9iitri-
button BEL Der @or 5ooO aomini-
itration, auBertc iid Dem american
SGT Cabbage COMMITTEE, DelheS 10
mertuoaes ~leiltete in benz 8emiiben,
0ie amerifoniIden Snlsfralen 81
peranloiien, gsbroud)te aii6enfette gu
Iammeln uno ab8u9e6en, folgenoer-
maBen:
y9ie Notpenoigfeit, gebrahd)te
&adenfette SIT iommeln, miro ebenlo
0ringli6 ooer nod oringliher olS
bis6er iein."
@arum2 Sapan fontroaiert nah
ausi6eioen Deuti6lonbs aus benz
arieg nod immer Die 2droer, aus be-
men mir oajabrlid ettua cine Wiaiaroe
8funo Settle uno Dele inportierten
- Observation-Disclosures Die 8bilip-
pinen uno MaIaper. Selblt na6 Ell
1ler geieoerloge Sapuns beanipruflt
es Elm Sabr ODER LANCER, Die normole
8roouftion in oieIen &dnoern tDieoer
auf5unebmen.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
8erni@.
tmug &0lns

2onoon - 96Iu, Die uiertgroBte
Stuot 0eittitlmos mag MIR nod
Elm S~dptttbaufen iein, wenn Die onte~
rifuniihen Errppeu it'd Dem &bein
51pdl5en.
Me6r ais 1000 &a6 .gom6er bus
ben 1T Ser uergongenen gsdtt &0In
onaegriffen. Berlin nurOe ebenfalls
in Der Stueiten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
9entlt bonrbaroiert, 10 erfldrte oas
2uTtfobrtminiiterium in einem Be
riht.
Die eroBe Sn0uitrieitoot a0ln lit
nunmebr ied}8ntal i~nnerbolb uon 4S
Stuttoelr a~ngegrtfien tporoen, uno
NIT ser affion Ser oergangenen
Raht lit oos auf sic &beinitoot nab
reno oes Monots Sftober obgluor-
fene 9ombengepift otlf annGberno
10000 Gonnen 9eltiegel. aaes III
alien iin0 in Den lebten bret Sagen
Iieben oeutide St6ote BON 5000 al
liierten 6lug8eilgen bombaroiett
wor6en. Die Alnerifaner uerloren
BEL ibren aftipnen 5wei Bomber 1nO
iedlS SS1aer.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
GSnNSncr { sttr
II. :. wahIeaMtpaenc

3onoon - Nus Ser &eierue ber-
oustreten6, Die @nglanos Breiie ben
omerifanilden @ablen 9egeniiber
bisber in ibren 2eitartifel1pnlten
betpobrte, erf[drte Der o2onoon
SerolO", es beltebe Elm MIDI
tiger INTERRUPTED 5tpii6en Der auBen-
Br1iioent &oolepelts un0 ie-
ner Gbomas 6. 9eweDs. Gas
8lutt, Dos fir Ole britiIhe Irbeiter-
portei Ipridt, permieo es, Sen einen
ODER an0eren ser beioen &an6iOaten
GIT inooiIieren, erfIdrte aber: oAne
iefte, Die lid Fir Die Raffriegs=
cine 8oniolioierung Der inter-
notionnlen @on0eptionen ltno Der
8eisbeit niinideny Ole mir i'm &rieg
10 ifmer3lih %erIernten, weroen Die
@rmabIung 0eS ManneS wiinifen,
Ser oieie Soeen om iiferiten f0roern
miro. Sir iin6en Die Mabl nift
iffDer."
Der @nlbinetoner Correspondent
Ser ,@onoon 3imes" berihtete:
,J8lei6giiltig, mas @ouoerneltr
9etpep Iogt, niemnt,o peiB ooer fam
milien, mte iebr cine Nieoerlagf
Germ &ooleoelts elm Sieg fiir BIZ
Siolotioniiten iein miiroe, Die lid
RationaIilten nennen."
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
II. 5ahnc Mnter
3lnelaee ecIteut

Seem 0orf - 8on Der 8unoesdn-
moltiAaTt ais elmer Ser fobigiten
2eoner amerifas inn Na3iJSoIo" be-
5eid)net, puroe Der 56i. 2ouiS Nrder
3a6ne BON ben 8unoesJ@ roBgeIhpo-
renet, unter Anfloge geltellt, neil ct
ongeblidy elmer armeeamtlid}en Mus
id)lllB-g eb0roe gegeniiber in elmer
6rage Ser ~notionnlen Siherbeit fal.
idle angoben madte. llnmitteIbdr
naf ser Mnflngeerbe6ung iuuroe elm
geridtIiher Snftbefeb[ gegen ben
Wann erInifen, Ser bier5uIdnoe gebos
rem muroe uno i'm @run6eigentums-
banbel tdtig lit. Seine 4breiie MUIR
Sc ols Scr. 248 2erington Qbe. anges
ge6er.
3abne miro CUR 2ait eelegt, Ser
Mrmeebe9oroe erfldrt 3u baben, 6aB
er nift MitgIie6 Der 6rienos Of Seem
8ermanp lei, obpobl er tatidhlih 5u
ben @riinoern oes Gerbanbes geb0rt
uno elm Stem gorfer aapitel g%eleitet
baben loft.
Die 5rienos Of Seem Germany pa-
rem oie 8orgdnger oes amerifaoeut-
iden 8olfsbunoeS.
Sn Ser MnfLage miro 3dbre lpeiter
beidul0t9t, fdlidIid beitritten gu bas
ben oaB ct NIT u. @mman BON 8o>
romsfp forreiponoierte, ser bonn @e-
biet 6es 0itlihen ELECTROMAGNETIC
auggeldlolien moroen mar, uno ouB
er Sitter prizes.
Gie angebli9 fnIifen 4ngaben ioll
er in einem BerbSr gernaft 9uben
in Dem oariiber berban6elt muroe, OBJ
ibnl Elm meiteres 8erhleiben I'M @e-
bet oes 0itliden @~ebrfommatloos err
lalibt meroen ioIfte ODER niht. gas
@r9ebnis oes 8erbSrs mar cine Nus
IhlieBungs4Sroer. sic eber ipater Bis
sur grIe0igutlg 6es iesigen 4nflages
oerfabrens iuIpenoiert mnroe. Ser
oililtierenoe 8unoesantpnlt 3obert
Mitfell erfldrte, 3abne babe 3lpar
lett &earl &orbor ni9t 0ffentliG fir
Die Na5i-Sadle eefproden, babe nber
ldlon 10 friib mie ant II. SUM- 1884
&coen gebalteu uito 6arin Sitter uno
ben No5ismls geprieien, urlo lei elm
Treunoa oes frii9eren ao@ 5iibrers
6rit &lbn uno anoerer 0n5ilBerion-
lif'feiten bier5ulanoe getpeien,
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
Igtur @tcOergeburt Der Seema9t
erm6glt6te 8a5iftt.S strategic

tiaen @iiiten in nubloie Dlhungel
treiben unO iie bort D%eroorren rno
iterben loilen fonnen obne Den
foitipieligen @ro8eB Der bllttiaeti
NnSrottung.
Gas glei6e @rin5ip lit ant gott5e
Suieln CUR Anpeuoung gelangt, mt
Dem @rgcbnis, oaB 3. q. elm Stits'
punft nie Srltt, Der emit ais ods
iuponiide 9eorl @arbor sult, poll
ltdnoig umgdugen nno III oOutger
Iieeen geIniien wurOe.
Sold cine fiibne Strote9ie ntO
Saftif follnte nlr oitrh liberia ltlenoe
Stdrfe in Der Suit un0 CUR see err
reid,t weroen, ste ons gepultige
8ntroer Ser @ieoersebrrt Der ameri-
foniiden Seenadt ieit @edrl 9arbor
SUR 6olge botte.
Ser leste amerifaniide Sprung
mad Der Sniel 2epte bat Die yan'
fees iiber 5000 MeiIen pon Spol1ep
in Iuitrolien fortgebradt. SHE bnben
BON bier 1000 Nieilen bis Softo, ota
Guam iiuo es logar mir 1900 Ntetls
len.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
OertrmN 2ltkcrtcft Ell,
tiiicrt sic DeMtiden

San 5rancigco 0ie &oman.
idriftiteflerin Gertrude Mtberton If
81 Sabre alt ~gepor6en. bat ioeben
Elm Bud beenoet uno arbeitet idmer
al einem anoeren. Ssn einem sSnter.
piem mieoerbolte Tie lire Mi11idt
,,oaB Ole Gelitid'en cine Ration pon
GummfopFen limo"
Sic moflen INNER, oaB ons Gen.
fen fir tie BON Ser Obrigfeit beiorgi
Mrs, b~ebauptete iie. sd babe
BORT LANCE gele6t, uno i9 apeiB Be-
ideib. Sbre @ation mar sic Iette,
Die 3iuiIiiiert per6en iollte. 8os nit
1entidlln1o aeihe6en iofl, ipeiB id,
niht. aber mir oiirfen fem Mitleio
baben. Nas oie Sapaner betrifft 10
iino lie 8arbnren, Die iiberbanpt nid)t
aii oieien Yfaneten ~geboren."
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
Scwjcts scihcm
Jran yucyalitGt

0loSfol Neod elmer 9aB-Mel.
oina aus 5eberam bot Ser riiiiiide
Gi5efommiiiar fir a~usmdrtige ange-
le9enbeiten Sergei aamtdro5e, 8re-
m:er Mohommeo SneO BON Sran BE-
ifuloiat Dab ,er iid) Der Sowiet-
ution aegeniiber illopal uno ull-
irenNlid oerbolte", ga er sic Sc
mabrHn1 ron GsIfoujeiiionen an Die
Sopicts in Noroiran jl o%erbinoern
indle.
aaptar05e, metdler am "a. Otto
Ger in Der Sopiet-8 otidaft Der
&1uptIta0t Srans cine Greiiefonfe-
relj abbielt, loll ~propbe5eit bnben,
AaB Die @inoerniiie, melde Ser ruff
'dNen Sp o'dhml1 iraniid,er GelQl,el=
~ @-3ci i aea 4cHtiernt meroen"
oiisoen.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
pcm GNencr nidet
Maecrn bier 0aIt

8aibmgton Sallptmann 8il-
liam FRIEDMAN BON Col Neit 1t3.
Str, Seem Oorf Gitp, melfer Den
General 8otbn bon @lsner nod
bra6te, erfldrte in elmer
Briiefonferena, oaB BON @lsner ,,nift
81 unungenebm berifbrt it, y@aft"
Der 8ereinigten Staaten gu iein."
Der General bate iid nit ieinem
Stabe uno 10000 Mann
l,ntpeit Orleans ergeben.
Bon glsner mar ,,iebr neugierig",
logte Grieoman iino 5eiste iiH be-
Ionoers i~ntereiliert fir ole an3eifen
nmerifanilder &riegsitdrte, Ole er
arbaiden fonnte. Or ideine fem
Barteimann, ionOern elm Sunfer 81
Iein, fiigte 6rieoman binau.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
AEp tpirN Ncs
wahlbetrmes eesicRen

Seem gort - @eneralanpalt Colo
ITEM oronete cine .8ollunteriufung"
angebliher uMaiien : 8etriisereien~
in Ser ausgabe non 8iloungs5ertifis
gelegentli6 Der fiir5liden 8db-
er-8egHtrierung in Stem Oorf gitD
an, nadoem er einen 8eridt ieines
Sonoerniiiitenten 8ilIim g. GER
empfangen batte, Ser Ole BON
aommuniiten oominierte Mmerican
8artD url6 Mitglieber Der Geo
ferS Union (a62) elmer geridmo.
ruila CUR 8erlesulig Der @oblgeiete
ourh triigerilde ausgabe iolder
3ertififate beifuloigte.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
3 mnN GsSaRrcr hAs
ben NciIcnsG Rancc

@aiDington = Sir @oUember uer-
ben ,,8"- un6 IS" .8ationierte NIT
mebr a~utoreifen reAnen f0nnen,
niht ie0oh q" 4utofabrer.
SgA teilt init. 0oB fiir Nouenl-
Der t,S5O,00O nelte @ittoreifen Der
fiigbar iein tperoen, 100000 mebr
ais I'M Sftober.
8ie S9I erfl1rt miro nit oieier
Menge Ole normale Acknowledging
ser @eifen bel ben 3d. un0 g.
Rationierten uno Die @rleoigun8
zines Sells ser r~iidltdnoigen $4,000
genebmigten, aber nod nidt arsge-
fiibrten Antr1ge anf neue ReiIen
mogli6 iein,
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03

~bsite6pnoc Guerilla Organization
ueiuen %beitimmten 9eiebliAen
Status erbalten ioll". 8ieie emit
i6loiiene 6altung iteIlt cine offene
6arausfor0erung Ser De 8altlle.&e-
gierung 0ar, ga ser Rat III Sen Gogen
ser 9eiobun9 oen @ioeritanosgert
am Sebeu erbolten bat uno it'd infol-
aeoeiien nj CANS 6ranfreih groBen
Giltfiuiles erirelt.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03

Die BON sen Na5is ooracnommene
3eritorungsar6eit in @ollairo babe
iest ein enormes ArsmaB angellom-
men.
uSollanos Sdmer8", iAIoB Die
GrfldrunA mag nod @ereAtigfelt
idlrcielL ober er fam ourh moterielle
@erte niemals ansreideno entifo=
Oigt meroen."
Washington Journal., 1944-11-03
@ssen bes 9rOtentams

9&ommer5ienrot 9roteles riibmt
iid, NIT ieinem Pluto nod ME einen
Menif,en ii6erfdhren gu boben."
,yaunititiifI Sein Sd)anffeur bari
mir nit Der gerinaiten @eidninoig-
felt fnbren, oamit alle 2eutd oos
10000 Marf Nuto bemunoern fon-
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Canned Foods, Etc.-Book No. 4
blue stamps A-8 through Z-8 and
AS through LIS good Indefinite
ly. Each stamp worth 10 points.
Meats, Fats, Etc.-Red stamps A-8
through z-8 and AS through G-5
good indefinitely for 10 points
each. All meats except beef
steaks, roast beef and choice cuts
OF lamb and pork are point free,
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
Will pay two ration points for
each pound of waste kitchen fats
you turn in. The fact that lard.
shortening and cooking oils have
been removed from the ration list
does not mean fat collection is
less essential.
Sugar-Book No. 4 stamps 30, 81.
80 and 80 valid for pounds in
definitely. Book No. stamp 40
good for pounds for home can
ming through February 28, l945.
Gasoline-A-11 coupons good for 3
gallons each through November 8.
B-3, B-4, C-3 and CA coupons
good for gallons each.
shoes-Airplane stamps l and 2 in
Book No. 3 good indefinitely for
one pair OF shoes each.
Fuel Oil-Periods No. 4 and S coll
pons good for 10 gallons per unit
~snrough September 80.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
Man, IS, Gets 2 Years
In Assault on Womon

James Wade, colored, IS, North
Brentwood, Nd. was sentenced in
Hyattsville Police Court yesterday to
two years in the Maryland House of
Correction on a charge of assaulting
a 40-year-old white woman In Mount
Rainier, August IL.
Attorney J. Frank Lillard, who
represented Wade, filed an appeal
to Prince Georges County Circuit
Court. Trial Magistrate Alan Bowie
set bond at $1,000.
The woman testified she was
walking with her dog near her home
when Wade accosted her. She said
he ordered her to CO. in the woods,
but that she refused. She then freed
the dog and fled screaming, she said.
The dog. meanwhile, attacked Wade,
who attempted to escape In the
woods.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
AppeaIsCourtUpho|ds
Old Bay Line Rulings
BY the Associated Press.

6y the AsSoclAIeo PfeSS.
BALTIMORE, Sept. s.-Decisions
by Judge William c. Coleman of the
Baltimore Federal Court involving
the operation Of the Old Bay
steamship Line were upheld yes
terday in the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals for the Fourth
Circuit.
Judge John J. Parker of the upper
court issued ruling, in agreement
with the Baltimore court, that the
Old Bay Line operate as though in
dependently owned.
The case raised the question Of
the steamboat concern
operated "in connection with the
transportation of passengers or
property by railroad" The lines
stock is owned by three railroads,
the Seaboard Air Line, the Southern
and the Atlantic Coast Line.
The Government contended that
the boat line operated in connec-
ton with railroad transportation.
The court ruled that the boat
company was not subject to the
higher tax deductions required for
the special social security for rail-
way carriers and that in its wage
relationship with employees it was
bound by the schedules of the Fair
Labor Standards Act and not by
provisions concerning railroads.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
Doctor Opposes Delay
In Opening Arlington
Schools Due 10 Polio
Registration Under Way
In Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties

Despite a high of seven new cases
of polio in Arlington County during
the past week, DR.. Ralph G. Beach
ley, county health officer, today said
he would not advise postponing
county school opening beyond Sep
tember II.
A total of l6 cases so far have
been reported in the county, with
the last one recorded yesterday, it
was said
The Arlington County Medical So
ciety, at special meeting last
night, went on record as favoring a
further postponement of the open
ing of county schools,
A group Of Arlington parents said
they would request the School Board
to hold meeting to consider the
societys recommendation as we'll as
petitions of parents.
In Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties, schools opened to-
day for the registration of students,
and classes will begin Monday.
Prince Georges County school Of
ficials said the Board of Education
would consider a recommendation
by the County Medical Society to
postpone the opening of schools at
its regular meeting Tuesday.
Registration Schedule.
The Arlington County school
superintendent announced the regis
tration schedule for the September
II opening, as follows:
All elementary schools at 9 am.
Thomas Jefferson, Claude Swan
son, Nellie Gusts and Hoffman
Boston Junior High School-10 am.
to l pm.
Westinghouse High School, 10th,
18th and 18th grades-10 am. to
II noon. Junior High School, p m
to 3 pm. Night school-7-10 pm.
The superintendent also an
nounced the appointment of E. w
Paulette as principal of Dolly Madi-
son Junior High School, along with
the following faculty members:
Mrs. Evelyn Barnes. R. M. Car
penter, Mrs. Anna Gentry, Frank
August, Miss Mary Unruh and Mrs
Margaret Thompson.
Alexandria Roll Drops.
Alexandria public schools opened
last Wednesday with an enrolment
of 5,640 according to T. C. williams
superintendent.
Mr.. Williams said that the regis
tration fell under the anticipated
1000 because the George Washing
ton High School had not completed
enrolment, and because new pupils
who had not registered by last Tues
day could not enter school until
Monday.
Some parents, particularly of
pupils at the George Mason School,
kept their children out because of
polio, Mr.. Williams said.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
Virginia Committee .
Asks Wallace 10 Talk
BY the Associated Press.

by lne ASSoClaUeC freSS.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 8.-The
Virginia Committee of 100 for the
re-election~ of President Roosevelt
will invite Vice President Wallace
to mass meeting here during the
campaign for the presidency.
Rixey Smith, secretary to Senator
Glass. Democrat, Of Virginia was
instructed by the Executive Com
mittee of the Committee for 100 to
write Mr.. Wallace inviting him, and
to arrange date.
Mr.. Smith, it was said, has been
informed that the Vice President
will be available for an address here.
The Executive Committee also
went on record as:
l. Opposing the poll tax as a pre-
requisite to voting.
2. Opposing the proposed consti-
tutionaI amendment that would
freeze the States literary fund at
$1O,OOO,000.
3. Favoring increased appropria-
tions for public free schools.
4. Favoring increased appropria-
tions for public health work in order
that it may be extended efficiently
into every section of the Common
wealth.
5. Offering all possible aid to the
State Central Democratic Commit
tee in the campaign for the Roose-
velt- Truman ticket.