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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-20
Show Your Colors
By BETTY CLARKE

- ~.
Football days again dogs, and ban
ners. ss-sf gls
different this
there trend toward blues and puppies in outdoor
don't chryantheums grazing m ladys Ia
call
lets uschia aster corsage match her ensemble
with necessarily shelving her gold
makeup that blended well with yellow and
In its place choosing makeup that
blend with mauvepinl purple royal blue or grape
blue makeup in keep the fashion
able girl looking Tipped chilly cold day.
uscha ipscks be with
pink foundations healthy outdoor
III 1
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-20
All Rents Up To Dat.
In s Housing Pre;;,.,

No losses have been sufts,
the III, Housing Authority Of l t5s y
Of Wilmington during tb H. NE C,
months, and a total of past i
BILLY in rent payments W. N'@'
lected during that period was Cd,
authority's eight projects N =, IL
Emory, executive secrets,,, H. ;
nounced yesterday. D.
All rent payments wer. .
date at the final check.un ~. aSs
ane was in arrears ut a. sl' B,
OF any month in the ~ 's e'
period, he added, 'Aoaas
The eight projects linda,
Authority are Nesbitt court ' y
Tor Homes, Lake Forest. Eiu. ~
and four at Maffitt Villaga
.~-. .--V-
BUY WAR BONDS AND sr,,..
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-20
FATAL ACCIDENT

ROXBORO, Oct. 19.-RAGeo.
Monroe Fox, Sr., SO. retired far
mer Of Brooksdale, was fatally
injured this afternoon when he
was struck by a northbound train
while he was crossing the tracks
apparently enroute to his home
two miles away.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-20
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Adcox an
nounce the birth of son on Oc-
tober 10 at Marion .Sprunt annex.
Mrs. Adcox is the former Ruth
jenkins of Lurnberton.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-20

Floor blowers similar to those
formerly seen at amusement parks
are now used to whip dust and
lint from clothing OF workers en-.
tering defense plants.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-20

Modern. ps are protected
against barnacles with anti-fouling
paint that discourages marine
groWths.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-20

A. L. Humphrey, Of Warsaw has
been transferred from the Warsaw
branch of the Tide Water Power
company here to the Wilmington
office of the company. Mr.. Hum
phrey, was manager of the local
.office.
John B. Boney, of Wallace, has
been appointed to succeed. MI.
Humphrey.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-20
Warsaw School Faculty
Feted By School Group

WARSAW, Oct. 19.-The Wom-
ans Missionary Union compliment.
ed the members of the Warsaw
school faculty Monday afternoon in
the Ladies' parlor of the Baptist
church. Mrs. G. Van Stephens,
president greeted the guests, and
Mesdames E. F. Strickland, A. w.
Draughan, D. L.. Mathis. L. S.
Wnittle, F. ]. Thomas, and F. j.
Strickland, served punch, ham,
biscuits, sandwiches, and cookies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
We Are ALL Capitalists

is therefore imbued with the Ameri-
can spirit of know how" learned at
first hand.
ALIKE practical sanity pervades
n all of Mr.. Johnston's article.
He restates the fundamentals
American credo in these words:
81 betieUe-I may say zoe believe
that the individual man and
Doman is the piUotai element in a
desirable society. The individuals
safety, freedom. happiness comes
first and last. The state in any OF its
forms for us has no authority per Sc
as an end in itself, but only as the
tool and servant of the individual"
That concept should govern our
postwar statesmen.
On it depends everything else.
And Mr.. Johnston faces the prob
lem of social security courageously
and with vast common sense in these
words:
There is, ii seems to me, all the
difference in the Uorld betlOeen
recognizing social security as an ac-
cessory element and raising ii to the
status of a supreme goal for the
American people.
ITS the difference betWeen stock
ing your medicine chest tOith reliable
remedies for an emergency and
dosing yourself habituaily Nth
nostrun1S."
That is, indeed, the difference, in
nutshell, between democratic social
security and socialiStic social Sc
curity.
Social security as an accessory
element" helps-and helps vastly.
But social security as a goal and
an theology degrades.
THERE is no social security for a
L people equal to system of un.
restricted opportunity.
And unrestricted opportunity for
all is the core of Mr.. Johnston's
article.
Heads up" cries Mr.. Johnston
to the American people to all civil
ians and to all our returning vet
Grams.
Heads up! For in a symbolic
sense we Americans are all children
of Horatio Alger, says Mr. Johnston,
who once sold papers on the streets
of Seattle
An inspiring man
An inspiring essay.
A picture of an inspiring America
TO COME.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
In THE SOUTH PACIFIC
BY Mark Hellinger
Special to THE DETROIT TINES

Special To The DETROIT TINES
WITH THE SEVENTH AAF
w BOMBER COMMAND AT
AN ADVANCED B ASE IN
THE MARSHALLS. May ! (De-
layed) Here is letter for Jim
Smith, American war worker.
Jim isn't any specific guy. He's
Just one of many, many hun
dreds Of thousands. In your
own way. he's you, too. SO per-
haps you'd like 10 listen in:
JIM SMITH.
Consolidated Aircraft Corp.
California, u. :. A.
DEAR JIM:
l just came back from raid
on Wake Island. | flew in a
Liberator, one of the planes you
help turn out. and it's sure a
honey.
We left lot of unhappy JapS
on n burning island when we
headed home and. in spite of in
tense ack-ack and a motor shot
out here and there, we didn't
lose plane.
So you know that your part OF
the mission, too, was completely
successful.
This was my first trip over
target. Jim. and I've got TO tell
you very swiftly that il was Just
about the biggest kick I've had.
Why
EURST, the briefing. In the
Il late afternoon of very hot
day. You sit, or stand. in a
small quonset hut, and listen 10
the officers in charge as they
tell you about the target, and
what the weather might be. and
how you'll fly. and precisely
what you'll do.
No particular dress at this
briefing. Just shoes and a pair
of pants, and a shirt if YOU had
one handy and an Identified
ton tag. No campaign ribbons.
No SaluteS
The next morning you're up
long before dawn. You put that
picture Of your wife and kids in
the upper left pocket Of your
shirt and you shove your lug
gage in corner as YOU 90.
Shortly before dawn, a bounc-
ing ieep deposits you at your
plane--one of those huge. four
motored jobs that you know so
well. Jim. this one was named
the Jenny Lynn.
MEET the boys on the Jenny
w Lynn. First the four SER
geant gunners-Henry JoncaS,
"a. Of Syracuse. n. Y; Pete
Warren. 20, of Mapleville. Ill;
Johnny Curley, 25. Of Wakefield.
Mass, and Fred Stroud. %, Of
San Angelo. Tex. Then say
hello to the radio man, Sgt.
Claude Riddle. p, of Sherman,
Tex, and 10 the engineer, Ber-
ME Collins, 20, of Bluefield,
w. Va.
Now shake with four lieuten-
ants--Navigator Bill Roefig, %,
Of Miami, Fla; Bombadier
Frank Plotnik, %, of Hoboken,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11

0T Am a capitalist. Because Ue
4 iiUe in capitalist society, all
Americans are capitalists, precisely
as all Germans and all Russians are
coliectiuists in that they HUe in a col
iectiuist society" Eric A. Johnston,
president of the United States
Chamber of Commerce, in the May
Cosmopolitan.
In this unusual and brilliant
essay, entitled America Unlimited, "
Mr.. Johnson presents to the Ameri-
can people one of the clearest defini-
tions of our unique American way
that have been presented in these
crisS- cross times.
Mr.. Johnston is, it is refreshing
to relate, everywhere constructive,
optimistic and courageous.
He does not carp.
He points the way ahead
He believes profoundly and en-
Enthusiastically, even defantly, in the
old America, the present day Amer
lea and in brilliant postwar
America.
CONCERNING the latter, in
~ crystal clear word picture of the
dual responsibilities of government
and business the young president of
the U. S. Chamber of Commerce out
lines postwar program as follows:
Remove the penalties now i'm
posed on profitable business.
Loosen wartime controls.
Systematically release depres-
sion made restrictions.
Intelligently liquidate our swol-
len governments in business.
Utilize existing mechanisms of
social control to cushion the transi-
ton from war to a peace economy.
Sponsor non competitive but use
full public works and a graduated
system of financial aid to demobiiiZed
soldiers and demobilized workers.
Plan for the rehabilitation of war
shattered veterans to resume pro
ductive employment
Sharply revise price controls to
prevent imitation.
That is not the program of a star
gazing theorist or a political mounte-
bank, Of which We have too many
today
1t is the plan of a businessman
who conceives the government Of the
United States in terms Of BUSI.
NESS.
1t is the program Of q man who
has done big things himself and who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Should Fighters. lib. Vote?

Do YOU favor lowering the voting age Is permit
men who are defending country TO have in
IL
II so sign the petition calling for referendum when the
solicitor calls
Sign the petition only il you a registered voter
you have been registered and have voted in years
you will have to re-regster before signing
DO not sign than petition and sign only
petition that being circulated i'm your city exclusively
Married women permitted 10 their husbands
names in signing; they must their Christian names.
Example, Mrs Mary Jones, not Mrs John Jones.
All Signers give their complete home addresses
including street numbers cities and dates signing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11

n. j.; Co-Pilot Jimmy Cooper,
"a, of Detroit. Mich. and Pilot
Gilbert 4, Cox, u, OF San An
gelo, Tex. And, lastly, chirp
howdy TO Capt. Grove {. john
son, %, of Omaha, Neb.. the OPP
erations- officers on this flight.
Jim, these are wonderful guys,
COON we're in the air and on
~ our way to the target, some
four hours away.
What do men talk about on
the way 10 the target? Just
about the same things you talk
about on your way TO the fac
tory in your car pool jim. Ann
Sheridan. The coming election.
Lana Turner. The fact that
liquors getting Scarcer all over.
Dorothy Lamour. The Kentucky
Derby. even though We can't
get the states on the radio out
here. Hedy Lamar.
SO the time passes. Then
Navigator Bill Roehrig taps me
on the shoulder | put on the
sheepskln coat they gave me
and follow Bill gingerly along
the catwalk.
Back there it's extremely
cold. l can see perfectly from
both sides. The gunners grin
at me and nod encouragingly.
| struggle into my fax suit and
tin helmet, plug in my radio
earphoneS, look out TO my left.
There's the target, Jim, only a
short distance away. Wake
Island, beautiful and gliStening
in the sunlight Of a perfect
day.
Fear? l honestly felt nothing
except a tremendous exhilara-
ton. 1t may be very different
another time-but now I was
doing something I've wanted 10
do since the day the Japs hit
US at Pearl Harbor.
Other ships were not quite
so lucky as ours. Jim. We all
got back, as l told you. but
that plane 10 our left lost its
No. 4 motor-and 1t. Woody
Watrous' Liberstor had It's No.
and No. 4 engines shot out.
There isn't much more 10 tell
you. Jim.
Mind il I say just one more
thing? Try TO keep working
for these kids every chance you
get.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
ONE THAT CAN USE 1T.
TO THE EDITOR

TO THE EDITOR
READ about The OPA prob
ing the use of gasoline by
city workers.
/ am not-a city worker. but
I cannot understand why the
public is allowed 10 use -as
promiscuously and nothing u
done about II.
Parking lots near thcaters
are full of b and cards and
/ noticed around Central High
School boys driving cars WIN
B and G stickers
Why do you Just pick on CITY
workers?
II YOU ask me. the whole
gasoline Tationinr is a farce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Quick Questions

D0-second meptai test Score Is for
starred questions 10 for others answered
within 10 seconds. Average weeks
scores for rating and tr, 10 improve
zach week.
In spring a young mans
fancy lightly turns 10
thoughts Of love" according
10 Shakespeare, the Bible,
TennySon or Poe
2-What emperor claims to be
the descendent of King
Solomon and the Queen of
Sheba?
3-If asked TO bring home A
spool OF coarse thread. would
you choose No. 20 OF No. 90?
4-'T propose to fight it out
on this line If il takes all
summer Who sent IL?
5-'(a) Ulan Bator: (bl Kabul:
tc) Ankara. I'D Canberra
are the capitals of what
countries. Try for three OF
the four.
6-You wouldn't look for Poland
China in either Europe or
Asia, but where?
ANSWERS on opposite page.)
Copyright. is4l, by King Festupvs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
CONSTANT TINES READER.
TO THE EDITOR


FULLY agreed with Jamc, y.
Cullens letter pertaining 70
men over 38 in the armed >erv-
ice.
There should be a law con-
corning these over age men.
Some are kept in service, some
are released. and there are
plenty Of men just 3S who. by
some chance. escaped the draft.
My husband is past IS and Is
still serving. while some OF our
single friends from 26 10 30
have not yet been drafted and
they're not in war work. either.
MRS. +. G.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
w. =. LONETT,
Detroit Citizens League.
TO THE EDITOR:

~ III LII yin
| WONDER when the internal
revenue, department is going
to reward income tax payers
who paid all of their 1912 in
come tax, and also their 1913
tax, by paying the rebates owed
to citizens?
The government owes ME
about $40, which was created
because l paid the full tax for
1912.
When you owe the govern
ment they send you a MUST
notice. but when they owe YOU
its different story.
oh. well. we Will throw out
the whole bunch this coming
November. / hope / hope. I
hope! am a white collar
anfn,.lxaK-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
MRS. r. G.
TO THE EDITOR:

| HAVE just finished reading
4 Fowler McCormlck'S address
TO the executives Of the Interns-
tlonal Harvester Co. published
IN the Times
! believe this is the attitude
toward Servicemen that service
men will approve. Ii is a very
human attitude and a practical
solution OF a problem Of national
Importance.
Fowler Mccormick should he
congratulated for his able adj
dress which clearly indicates
that he is not al the head OF an
institution too often referred TO
as "soulleSs corporation.
note other corporations are
taking similar action. 1t is A
good sign.
IL there arc more returning
war veterans than Jobs. those
men now employed who have
strike record during wartime
should be replaced by service
men. HARRY T. MILLER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
AMERICANISM
THE JAMAICA LEGIONNAIRE
An American Legion Organ,
Major John w. Mark Post No. I42

April %, 1914.
A I A meeting of the executive committee of the
"A Major John w. Mark Post No. 142, American
Legion it was called to the committees attention
by the Americanism committee of the post that the
Hearst newspapers were doing a. splendid job on
the proper presentation of ANERICANISM to the
American public =. well as presenting the real
problem that will face the veterans of War II upon
their discharge.
1t was therefore directed that the public rela-
tons officer of Mark Post so notify the editors of
the two New York City Hearst publications, viz:
the New York Journal-American and the Daily
and Sunday Mirror.
1t is, therefore, real pleasure to pass this
resolution along to your splendid publications.
ANDY WRIGHT,
Public Relations Officer and Adjutant.
NOTE: Marx Post holds a join open Ameri-
C0RiSn forum IN connection lCltb the Jamaica
Chamber Of Commerce the third Tuesday OF each
month at odd FellOaCs Lodge, Jamaica. AT each
forum certain outstanding matters are discussed.
Last forum hOnored the 1cOrk of the Sdtcdtion
Army mobile c0ntccn, ScrriAg the lolcl4t soldiers
at distant Long Island anti-aircrott aud other
stations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
TO THE EDITOR.


CONGRATULATIONS on YOUR
" very excellent and forth
right article Think Fast.
America
II is time that the facts are
Squarely presented TO the pub
lie IN order 70 counteract the
misguided patriotism which as
Sumes that anything the chief
executive Of a nation AZ war
does is sacroSanct. and that 10
question II evidences disloyaltv,
II Is hard TO find an idea
more anti-ethical or dangerous
TO democracy.
Here's 10 you for this article.
and with hopes that any like
executive action brings forth
like criticism from your paper.
n. LIVESAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
LETTERS
TO The
Editor
TO TIE EDITOR

~ III LII 4 IN
YOUR editorial on Wayne
L County Government" May 4
rouseS he enthusiastic APP
prevail of the majority of citi-
zens in Wayne County. ] refer
10 the voters who approved IN
1912 the constitutional amend
ment pro. iding a new system Of
government TO Wayne County.
This year there is every pros
pect OF success AT the election
Nov. z. providing enough sigma
lures can be secured before
July / TO the petitions required
TO put the question on the
state Lallot.
A volunteer citizens commit
tee is doing its utmost, and IS
grateful for your substantial
leadership and assistance.
With reference 10 your sug-
gestion for possible changes in
the proposed constit ton /
amendment. il should be said
that seven minor changes al
ready have been made for mn
provement of the measures
considered in 1912. The COM
mittee has prohted by the cam.
paign. experience of two years
ago. Various minor details
which then reused needless OPP
position or created misunder-
standing have been eliminated.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20

den wieder wissen wollen und EUR
selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun vol.
len, besorgen Sic sich noch heuts
Alpenkriuter.
Falls Sic es In lhrer Nachbarschaft nicht
kaufen konnen, sender Sic fur unssr
ApenkrIuter EinfIhrung saneebot und
erhalten Sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20

Die oirett aus ,oem 9teihe fonlmeu,
tragen llnter ibren Mdnteln .6ie Cont
merllniiorm. Der traoitipneIle baIb=
lanse Stiefel ser beutihen Mrmee lit
nibt mebr gu ieben; Sic 8efangenen
tragen itattbeiien ifapar5e Sbniir-
ihube, in sic iie Sen Saum ibrer So
le itefen. Gribeinungen tpie Sieie.
Die an iid lpabriheinlib ni6t be.
SeutIam iinO, entbiilen nab Nniidt
Oes arieasamtes beiier afs alles an=
oere, ipelhe Sage an Der beutiben
Seinatiront berriebt. 9enm es lit
niht lanae ber, oaB iiir ole Armee
nur Sas 8eite gut senus mar. BGb-
reno Die Sentlhen 3ipiliiten ieit LAM
ger 3eit ali pielc 0inge beraihten
nrlBten, erbielt ser Soloat alles. Sebt
aber miro bon Sen an ser 9einatfront
berridenoen GerbGltniiien al,d idon
oie Irmee betroffen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20

Sonoon (SNN,) - Ser 9on0o.
ner ~Sailp Sfcth" lit feline erltfloi.
Iise SnIormationsoiRac. Goh oils
oie'e 3eitlng am lcBtcn tSrcitog OH
ihrer Sitel'cite nit elmer SpeiipaIti,
gen ShIagSeile onfiinNigtc, Nob @e.,
glen b3ablicbtjgc, in Sen @ritiidHu
commonwealth cinSutrcten, mar N:c
ann5c politi'hc &elt olarmicrt.
Ser nSailp Sfcth" Itiistc iitb cr-
items aui cine HeNe ocs bclgiitcn
Snforrnations NiniiterS Slntoinp
GeIioiie; 5ucitens nui 0ie NuStunit
eneS oiiijielien Spredlcrs NcS beIgi.
lhen Observation-Disclosures
orittens onraui. bnB Ser bcI9iidN
sluBenminiitcr Eaul. Senri Spauf
felnesluegS oementicrte. ionbern aus,
oriidlich iagte, oab SeIioiie ais bel
riid)er !)'iniiter .oic 9lniihtcn oer
Neglerllng in einem geuiipn @raN
reprdIentiernc muB", mo piertcnS
oui Die berilbmte Teoe, sic scr iiiN.
afrlfanilhe Marihan San 6.
SmlltS am %. Nopemtcr Dor Ser
empire parliamentary sIliocia
tlon" in Sonopn 9ebalten bate lno
i'll Ser er oie rfleinen S2mofroticn
@elteuropas" einllo. bem @ritiihcr
Commonwealth beiSutreten.
@abrIfeinlit, fommt man Scr
@abrbet am nGd)Iteu, nenn mon
'apobl ole 9ieoe bon SmutS mie Sen
Sinlpeis bon Selioiie oils einen Ser.
Iuhsballon auifaBt, Der Sen 3pett
huben loQte, oie Heaftion ser @elt
I'M allgemeinen lmo ser baiocn IN.
rittelbar betroiienen SGnoer inn BE-
Icnoeren 81 erfunoen. @isber bottcE
oie 9elgier nid)t haran geoaht,
IelbIt unter 9eipboltlng grober
Seile ibrer SouperGnitGt in eimm
mG6tigen @eltreih ni,iiuaebcn. e.
NOR befannt, oab cine bollGnoiib-
Flgiid)s slllrenlburgiihe ssooeration
erpogen murSe, iiir Ole lib biito'
ri'f,fulturea, geoerapbiih. militia
rid unb ofonomiif piele quite
Briinoe onIiibren lieBen slbar eS
| ideint. oaB gnglnno elmer iolheN
gnttp:dlllns dbnlih unfreunblib ge.
gepiiberitdnoe mie Hublanb elmer
polnlif- ehoiloipafiihen 6ooerati
OH in Siteuropa. Die rliiiidp sln
iiht lGBt lid, ettpa oabin suiammen'
iaiien oaB T0oerationen penr
lie idon gebiloet perben oiirien =
niht gegen oie Soipiet- Union aebil
het peroen biirien. ionbern unite,
ibrer 2eituna. Die ensIiihe Saltunl
id)eint ibentiib su iein. 8enn Bel
sien in oas britiid)e @eltreih ein
Eitt, 10 miro man Sneiiellos elmer
entiprehenben Glat iiir Soaano OF
ZEN balten. 3unddlt muB freilid, Si(
belgiife unb boqdnoiife Meaftiol
ouf biele Soee abgeipartet iperben.
Sir gnglano mdre elm iold,el
Shritt gleihbeoellteno nit einel
Itrufturellen aenoerune bes empire
sos bisber aus Golonien uno biito
rid 3uiammengeborenoen, engliih
iprehenoen 21nbern beltanb uno
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20

@ir fenne1s ss:el, quite 3eoncr, aoer
leiSer fait oar te!nc suten Sb!pei1cr.
Seut5utase ~ es red)t ec.oagt, ron
oem "Segen bcs iortldritts" su
Iprcher.
8iele 2eute fcnccn crit Damn al git
'paren, tuenn u faum nod etluas CT
lparan f0nne:..
sc lit !pabrlid, erirenlith, oaB BEL
all Dem SAB a. ! o;sier Melt sic 9iebc
INNER nod nit' pcrnad,l1iiiet tpirS.
= gu Sen Shreden bes 4rieges
fonmt iebt audi tuieoer oie @iblerei
'oer @ailerapoitel binal,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20
De,atitter Naetrietteit.
brief:
8on glmer Oobis, Mor csnf. Seruic;

Nbiueienbeit bonn Qmitihutbienit
Walbineton. Seit Monoten fiibrt
oie Naaipreiie einen sselb5ug eesen
sic perihieoenen 5ormen bon rGriide-
bergerei" i'm 2uftidyutoienit. 5urdli,
@leibsiiltigfeit, Wiioiefeit ser 2uft-
idmbtparte if)einen bie 9auptgriinoc
ser algemein berrihenSen Senbens
81 iein, iicb Dor. tpdbreno unS nah
2uftangriffen Dom 2uftId)utbicnit gu
briiden. @eidtperben iino eingelaufsr
Dab Sic 2eute an 2uftId)utfurIen
niht mebr teilnebmen, sob sic Mlarm-
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