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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24
Pascagoula Moss Point Bank
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mrs Henry Niles VISITED rel
auves IN New Orleans several
Gays this week
Miss Wanda Wee Rogers spent
the weekend with relatlves b
Hatiiesburg
Mr. Myrtle Jasper and Miss
Inez Cunningham were business
visitods 10 Gaisport Monday.
M. and Mrs william Aickien
have returned 10 New Orleans.
where Mr. Aiekien. Store keeper
n the Sea Bees, swaits further
oFdefx
Mrs J. F. wiikersun left Wed.
nesdav = yisii her daughter n
Corona. ~ c
Mrs J r Coiley ard daughter
Pauline. were business visitors
70 New Orleans this week
Mr and Mrs l. l. Fulton and
family were visitors q Grand
Bay. Ala. Tuesaax afternoon
Mrs " n Dut;en returned
Sunday from 2 visit IL Miami.
Pa ahe @as accompanied aanle
- Mrx y n Dslffan 81 Seven
nah. Co VINO wiH Nnend steerai
DAYS IN ne home d ~. ard Mr.
Dstfen
Friends IF Mfs William Marre
are glad 10 knew sire IS impfovs
inR following an operation =
re jackson County hospital ca
Monday.
Mrs Liis Blumef spent ssfur-
day IN Gulipoft
M J c LsrneF spent the
vsAek-end with her mother. Mrs.
c S Mfier II LaKnoyn Mss
Mr. ard Airs Davis Turner and
little daughter. Patty. spent tbs
usseken IN Un8ou. Miss
NJ Elizabeth EliIs. Ashland.
Ky. IS enjogine 3 visit N1lh be
sister. Mrx 2 G HasseiI
NJ. ~ NJ : = RAPE q
win ths formers mafhef, Mr
: = Rape
M snd Mrs S PeteF1su sen'
tht weekend ia Mobile
pxt Alter IhoTnen - CamE
Shelby. spent the end STR
Hgt Trsnsaa su4 ms iathsf. J
Thouam
Mr4 s. E Davis = LsoesaIe
Ei@ spent SHsdas = TIE noful
e hef son-in-iaw ana oaaeHfer
~ and NJ HaFN Young -
NJ End Mrs r E Daxs spea
Sunday fn hIGoaI
NJ - = Lo2e ard son fe
turned from q H5s# gIIh Hsla#zFe
- HInHsn. L.
nsbsrz uamIitan ~ MaUlzl
80 8 guest faE use weekend Il
~ Hams = ~ 3 HERRING
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

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ses Ms asv Kk ANtN Aat
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as& IS wpft Is hss sesi9At 6
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= aensfa Sc sssH suffers 4ese
q afdris8 eoasstttH 81 & Nx
"a mas - tssals Naaissssa b
msmxfsk aptsi mans
- aass neA AAsA6 assh :
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Ma hf4at o. Nash t5ekot8
sissa NshsHr M8 MeEthms
4 xn4 ash hm a~eunftt Ms
Asna.A Hsasy ans iasash 81
Nsenesa A& 0saaants Mesa
AARmhiy Ned feeentss IS NeM
aesss nfasN feHMlnE = rsAa
kuuiA - ana Mfs Maffhs&s
Mr. IEanbf assx rsfsfs II Mst
rafe8t and Mn < z c
~ 4 ifip - Mehsts fmg lsaxh
etseA @ms fesiueea ~ 4 emif =
ptihnx an Ce&rnN osae dsy iA
ses Mu NalthaeA Nbo i
aAih hnnes - Btf npalsA WsH
fssnam = nsesl II the BAaAs
hofae ~ kusnf isnns honfet sia
aea tssn hnmusra ~ : ntssusg
- pAFtisn anassu8 itx nhesa sxgsHl
- which wtfs dinners Kivsn -
~ asaf MFA GessfKe FRsAs una
~ ana MfN Fro HANDY
Mg ana MfA l. A aftaatsn aysa
~. Haiatt ana Msx Eddie Hiake
uefe visitors 90 nlaaxi fne gN
saunrAsnA 81 s1se sgsie 81 re West
Ksfd Yards iass uesk TfaFy -
malnea sef Ire eysvH hessss evsg
shrh ne ships spsssssm. Mss.
Jse hossee presided 81 hts
beuse On tf4 evening ~ TN
launching Mna sfhulsea IS !
aaaRhfesla.aaw "a Nj and MFs
l.. n Aehaltes
Miss taafa knsen II Dc4ar
Springs. j. sgaualnk ne mteh
with her sisief. Ma 5eansfis
Hniinna ~ use lsttesa hasns 3
loss Mhfkst sssnef
Mf ana Mss " J fnMr ~
|ssiosrine oyes iae hgsh - ~ 4
first child 3 danrnaea - sac
jackson County huesstal FRIDAY
March Il 1854 st 8g -
Mr. L0eH and WeH MfIila An.
Bssic moved g neB @lfs - 80
Kenneth street Tueaast nsoInlna
ffnsn r~eFknnssfu 50nis4 Cal.
ieRe e1fgaee news ~ the lntuatna
- Misses Rachel Csrasef. tsseshy
Hague ana naf1s Meeehee mrs
Carl Merehee rs paNAKoaia. into
tive nationsl Et4nlns tailree r..
tefnliY. rni Thsta Kappa ia
FRIDAY.
Geufes TalfsBtf va ever ea.
ihe gaH Coast military aesasms
~ j wesk erd YhsH Nnh III
paEeui4 III snd Mr. Z a IA.
betf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

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aHnewt e. - ns0 Neu8 mn tAsen as u MmA@M go EM
ue1As4 caea tmws nema &ma taenNa u as ma eMAf *N =
HuEe ehxA9nN o. fe mats@ e @4aenAt@n Neeess-~F N&#
nseta enA eaf4a&erN ! sAmetMs IS 4 positive rMa#E A. - ~NMW
rsp~s ~ua aaaars Ne gesrNnnehiae 6 rst3aAmN #es = 80
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caAtoF es saM ~ cAaS<sy ~ : NxnafseN As hsvH e As@aA
T. fe<AA anawssl I'll h easaa nxsassA FMae M8 - So
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24


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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24


Mia Alne wgass * chn
MIS- @ms@
s ~ q w Mrs.
~ ThsNAsa aes
~ Nsw AEes@ Nanes 8
seAs3 rs. mA
M psallls s Ms T
Mas ems Ms
= Gee " xu
- na n GuNA sFndAy,
- s Z Comn sssa 40
Gasuxf Canffsn 3nfs laAnae
Nfs a. Motak naay
Mr. Enaynn Anae~n 81 yMk
mn who m wsgh she MISSES pr
ora wH an overnight kspsi q
N Tesn g Heemmw 80 Hixs8
ua = Mw GAYS 80
~ salsA ax Gnamss
Mss Islesa Pelham. hes Fne sp
Hsies Path = G. Ahsre she hat
sraeA hsf hashsnd who mea
bet sHefe & sn TIE Mtfxhant
Marine He i nnW ausltshg ne
caH e. duty and until INST rsnaes
Mr. SnsAsh wsli ntfgsatn Wlth him
SIR sill stsrn return ~ Pmma
erals fn mshe mx hn with
btr mckref. frs Mnief rmAam
Nj smith Is re ean Il ~. affA
Mr. FEryd snssth - nnea pAih
IN whose home tie suane eoupls
are guests
Rev Hall whp has feissrgssd
from : weekend visit = Atlanta
Ca sepefts siiat he c@nae h he-
l1ind ihs wreck ~ which = cars
of gasoline we're burned. ard thsl
The fire ives So lnteHe9 iisat II
nnited the highway suflaelnE
aa5ar4ni - tte faiiFosd Detouf
Vas made afsi1Fsd tbr MrVk ~
> Temporary traek
Mm n n Kirkpatrick Dr..
dauEfstef II NJ. ard Mr. } II
Nunn. kft "Wednesday ~ ein lars
husband at san DieRa Gait
where he IL : private n ne ~
rine corpx
II S Hsnksl has returned irum
. fNo weeks buying TIP = New
Yofk.
M and Mrs n Y rsrry and
son Ray. and daughter. Betlle
Sue. - Daisy Vexsry. spent tlse
weekend with Mrs. FURRY
mother Mrm L IA Bnhs. tioa s
raacaa0ula street
Misses EpussA Eassrse and Syhel
House II PaseaRouls. and Sgt
Bob Frosf afta PIE Bronson cfae
b II keesleg Feld aefs visitors
to Bellingfath Gardens las sun
daY
Nfs James Gautle 81 Kfsssle
was q business visitor 10 P&sea
galla laat Tuesday
ArN Z N Petsgs d Rayou Ia
Barre who has bten spending
ai2 iass three 81 noee weeks wfth
her daughter. Mr. FRED Yen.
was 5oinsd ~ her othrf aaaghtes
Mr. James Peters end Mla HM
~ Hae and tao chlIifen & No
bile for : sliaFt sta TIE fam
is circle AS enlarged - ~
arrival Saturday. ~ Nj Won who
All Fenair - hznp NhIIe hls
~ me WhsIak 4 - fr -.
pairs - : Pascagoa4 yard Ilif
WhaIak Is . government dFesKt
Hst ana III. fun strives "a + o.
chief engineer.
Frisfa6a = Mfk Ff~amfk
Kaieh are welcoming her b4
aflef an sxienaIed stag is New
York end Gre greeting suaasf
Dansia ne fouf menths ed
younger son W3 s efsuana a
FascaeDula for tbe firei fiuse -
and Mrx kascn ard the4 80
etns Frederick and Dsnsla. 81
no# residing in 81 apartment -
Columbus drive
Espf ard HHH HHmhel Rleh.
af8 departed fssf Friday ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

Rev Hall whp hae feissrgssd
from = week end visit T. Atlanta
Ca sepefts THAT ~ c@nse IN hn-
ilind tlas wreck ~ whieh = cars
.of gasoline we're bafnea. ard thsl
The fire waK So intense ihas II
united she highway aufiacinE
saJarans - tte faiiros1 Detuuf
was made afoaIna tbs Mrwk ~
. Temporary track
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

- pflsa Nle IVES .
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

81. - = Loae and e1H re-
turned from . sisE 0I4h 1elaHzYeH
- HinaHn. Ia
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

nsbrz hamilton ~ Mobile.
uas 3 guest To- tHe week end "a
~ han = NJ E Herring
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

Eapf asH5 8Fe HHheheI Rfeh-
ARD departed fszs Friday IN 3
shaFt eisIt Aifh ne hfsers feh
iixet 81 Poasphe MlM before
going en = AnnlsifHn Ala Wise
capt Richard epfaea s Port
MecH Essa. Hsfeh q H 9Th
M9H EleHsfd Hsa beer visiting
hs naetef Hm Laal@ Haafd
and efter HeIsases following hn
RETURN frssn 5 lengthy amanf
IT Aruta Nefnfia1sd Wet H.
dle&
Hrk Z II Hsca Ms q b.
Herring snc Ns HaF 0sVaa are
GWadlne aas - ashIle
The sub., 1944-01-20

points which have not been cov- cred in the contract, viz: No. 1. Vacations, 2. Worker leader rates, 3. Crane operator rates, 4. Obstruc- ton and alloy welding rates, 5. Trial crew rates.
 There remains the matter of approval of all wage adjustments which were mutually agreed upon by the Company and the Union and must be ratified by the War Labor Board. The Union and the Company have agreed that the wage adjustments shall be retro active to July g, 1943. There are involved increases for about 5000 employees including all Learners. Burners. Drillers, Erectors, Gen. orator Operators. Foundry Chip pers. Furnace Strikers, Melters, Brakemen, Stagebuilders, Bremen Goal and OiD. Truck Drivers, Watchmen and Guards. Laborers, Janitors and Matrons, Apprentices and the Clerical Staff.
 A special effort is being made to see if some of the increases can- not be approved immediately, even though others may involve case research by the Wage Analysis Section of the Shipbuilding Com mission. The Union sees no req son why the Shipbuilding Com- mission should not immediately ap- prove all Learner increases be- cause it is obvious at one glance that the increase for Learners brings this rate into line with the rates at all other shipyards and there can be xao doubt at all that 1t should and will be approved
 A third Washington matter upon which the Union is using every possible method for quick action, is the approval of the incentive system. The Union is receiving cooperation from many sources and it Is believed that success will soon be achieved.
The sub., 1944-01-20
Lots Wife by Roland Bishop

Is it so easy to forget Those hours. those days with
 you, And feel no flicker of regret For moments that we knewe Is it so easy-can love die By uttering a wOrd2 Must all the world in ruins lie, Because the word was heard? Look back upon the city, Lot. Look back with me and weep That all this beauty is forgot, These dreams that we should
 keep.
The sub., 1944-01-20

In the first place, Union ott1-S eIals strongly protested the un- reasonable delay in the handling of the dispute case. The dispute case has now been assigned for public hearing before the Ship building Commission on Friday. February 4th. and the decision in this case will settle the following
The sub., 1944-01-20

dCLIOus
 Colds and other siclSnesses havee invaded the different departments and we find that these pests know no bounds. It hits the just and the unjust, the high and the low. MeSsrs Pickings, McInnis, Barnum and Moves have been hit in the Cost Department. Carl Hanover and Eleanor Newberry have been the victims in the Order DepRrt- [ ment Many more have been re ported out at different times, but this column wouldn't be large enough to list them all. Someone remarked the other day that one of the coaches refers to Steve McGrath as Napoleon" We think this very appropriate at times, but also think that the ath- letic club needs a good dictator. Since the football season has closed, Joe Allen has had much more time to tend to his regular knitting. His wife, Ann, went and | bought Persian cat the other day and about the same time someone presented her with a puppy. Now Joe will have something to keep l him out of mischief.
 ] We have little criticism to offer to the Protection Department in that we think that the guards should be changed around to diff ferent stations with more regular
 ity. Some of them get stagnant in
 one warm spot.
 The Queen of Queens Party at Norwich Inn a few weeks ago was a huge success. We found the 1 Queen a very pretty person and
 also one with a very good demo- cratic attitude contrary to our first views. Dottie Irons, our So-
 ciety Editor, really enjoyed her. self at this party-n you don't
 think so. just ask any of those who went.
 Miss Dorothy Irons of the Stenos
 must be given great deal of cred ! it for her efforts in the affairs Of
 the s. M. E. U. Not many girls
 would have the gumption or the
 ability to attempt to obtain a seat
 on the executive board of the un-
 ion. Her efforts in the past year
 as representative of the main of-
 flee girls should be an inspiration
 to some of the other women em- ployeeS in the yard come on. gals. it's your union as well as the mems.
 The aromas that arise from the executive dining rooms on Friday of each week are certainly appre- ciated by all members in the north section of the main office. We like fish, too, but Ne have never smelt anything that could top these odors ! in the line of fish foods. The best picture of the week
 would have been one of Bill Caron dishing out coffee at the employees 1 cafeteria, chanting away as though he were a barker at Coney Island. ! Anyhow. Bill, the food tastes a little better when you hand out a
 little wit with it.
 We are glad to welcome back
 into the fold Maude Archer of the
 Purchasing Department who has
 been recuperating from an opera
 tion. Watch that waste line, Maude. ! We'll, kids, now that you all have to donate to the union monthly, /, why not take an active part in
 the affairs of the organization-it'
 up to you-dO your part and re- member that in union there IS
 STRENGTH
 < The Ki-bitZerS at the nOOn-time <. Hi-Low-Jack card game in the Or der Department had better watch { their step or soon they will have { to pay admission to do their heck ling. That means you, Joe! | Did you hear tha. someone took Joe Allen up to be introduced to
The sub., 1944-01-20

Iaryngitis. We, in the cost depart ment, were very appreciative of the rest from Joe's T don't know anything about it, but I'll tell you" Anyhow, fellows, it's swell to have you both well again.
 Still worrying about that income tax. Charlie? Remember, you cant take 1t with you
 Our Betty of Stew Leard's De- partment is surely an up-and-at- 'em gal! Who said that redheads haven't got that spark, eh, Sis?
The sub., 1944-01-20
Quotes From The HiLItOps
By Gus Yering

After being off the air q the paper) for cou- pie years haveta get into the swing of things again thought would write few observations of hilltop action.
The sub., 1944-01-20
Local Dispute Hearing to Be Held in Washington Feb. 4th

The Shipbuders Marine Union has begun concentrat- cd and intensive plan for speeding action in Washington the various matters before the War Labor Board.
The sub., 1944-01-20

Did you hear that someone took Joe Allen up to be introduced to Tony Comes when they both had
Washington Journal., 1944-07-14
Gbnr9iQs Mngaben
iibcr &afetcnsB Omben
Sine iueitcre OcntidJc 9%nftiuaffc ange-
fiinOigt

No6oem @inlton Gbur6iQ, ser
britiihe MiniiterprGlioent lebte $50
de im ltnterbauie parlamentorii6en
@nfrugen itber Die nelte oeuttide
Hobotmaffe Ser &afetenbom6en on
fGngli6 altsgeiui6en mar uno nof-
Dem unier o8uibington Sournal~ III
9rud 0egangen mar, lieb lid Der
Bremier bod ber6ei, in Die oies6e-
5iiglide 9ebatte ein3ugreifeu. @db-
reno Der Anlpra6e fonnte ma I'M
Earlomentsgebduoe oeutlid oas@in
idlogen oeuti6er gonn6eu uno oas
&attern uno Sirenengebeul Der Con.
ooner SelterDebr Dernebmen.
Serr Gbur6ia CAB II. a. befannt,
0oB im 2atfe Der borbergebenoen
5ebn Sage, ieit Dem Giniab Der neit-
en- Oeutiden Suitmaffe 1852 2elite
in England get0tet uno runo 5000
Ipitol6eoiirftig nerlebt nebit runo
1000 Anoeren minOer l6per Ser
lesten. SIN 9ur6iGnitt, iogte er,
beoeutete Dies 275 Sote fir ieoen
Gag. gr man Ser Meinung, OaB BON
ben 9euti6eit MIR 10 oiele &afeten-
bomber abgelanOt muroen ais error
oerlid mare Inn nit ie elmer Bonnie
ie cine Herion ST t~reffen. leber
ben ia1li6en S0aoen lieB iid Der
Bremier ni9t nGber aus. Sein trob.
iger Muslprud, oaB England li6
Ourc6 feinerlei @affen nieoer5mingen
ooer eini6iidtern lieBe, mllroe nit
8eifaa aufgenommen. SEER Gburd=
id fiigte bin5n, baB Die britii6e 2uft-
maffe lett gernumer Belt an Der glr-
belt mare, Die Observation-Disclosures
9[6iduBrampen Der 9eutf6en am
9lermelfanal al 3ertriimmerll ulo
oanlit l6on betrG1tli6en @rfolg err
5ielt 6Gtte. 9iSber loQen $4,000
3onllen pon8omben bort %abgetuorfen
lporoen lein.
SSn3mii6en berfiinoete 8eorg
S6r0oer, ser commentator Ser oellt-
lcben Sransocean : acknowledgements
tur, iiber oen HunOfunf, Dab Die
0eutiden cine 5peite @ebeimpaffe,
oie 80, porbereiten uno ibre @nt-
midlung init &ieieni6ritten porall-
fommt". S6r0oer iagte, luie bier
ge9ort muroe, Dab 8eitidlano bar
altf a68ielt, in fiir3eiter 3eit feline
angriffe auf Siio-@nglanO gu per
itGrfen, bis Die glei6e 3abl BON 8ro-
i~eftilen auf englii6e @ebiete abge-
porfen miro, Die 3eutidlano uno
Ieine 8erbiinoeten bisber bon ben
Nqiierten erbalten ba6en."
@eitere Meloungen belagen, Die
nere @affe iei idon eingeiebt NOR
Den.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-14
Starferer @iOerfanO
im italienii6en TelO3ng
liner @ormari6 an breiter JrOnl
a~bgebremit

3unebmenoer oeutI9er @ioer-
itano, Der our6 %ber3peifelte @egen-
angriffe uno fraftigen @iniub BON
Artiaerip gefenn5ei6net lit, bat Dem
italienii6en @ormarl9 %entlang
Ser gelamten $50 Meilen-5ront 10
gut nie Elm porldufigesgnoe 6ereitet.
Gen beoeutenoiten @eipinn inner
balb "a Stunoen er5ielten amerifa-
nii1e Sri1ppen, sic bis 0u einetn
bier Meilen n0roli6 @olterras ge-
legenen Bunft pororangen, mo iie
in Die Mrno-8orpolten Der oeuti6en
2inie einbraden.
9as Sauptquartier Ser 5. Mrmee
beri6tete iiber nibt ndber beitimm-
tie Sorti6ritte entlang Ser Sprrbeni-
16en &iiIte, mo- amerifanii6e Srup=
pen nod etiua 10 Meilen BON Dem
groBen Safen 2iborno entfernt iin0,
Der infolge oes oeutl6en militdri=
i6en Mbbaues brennt. MGt Meilerl
neiter Snlano Itreben uniere Srllp-
pen laneiam auf 9omaia Dor, Dos
IA Meilen iiio0itli9 2ipornos liegt,
uno nod meiter oitlid be0robte Ell
ne meitere &olonne ben Srt 2acatico.
An anoeren 9lbi6nitten Ser 6ront
mar unier gormari6 entipeoer iebr
gering ODER feiner. Ser Briten
s. Mrmee fam leoiglid i'm Gal oes
Giber-S 6erlaufs n0rbli6 bon Inn
berthe noran. Sic Stelungen Dor
9lre55o blieben nod mebreren On
griffen beioer Seiten unperGnoert,
uno niGts Neues berlautete iiber oie
Sront an ser M0ria-&iiite.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-14
"a. Sas 1T tuas 9lnberesi

Der Snitallateur @omin Sobnion
bon @reat Sails erflarte, er Tonne
leioer ni6t 81 Dem 5riibitiif I'M
&lub fommen. Soeben babe nGmli6
cine Sratt angerufen, er m0ge elm
2ef in Der 2eitung inSronung brin-
gen.
n9l6, oas bat bod beitimmt bis
nad Dem Sriibitiid 3eit, meinte iein
&lubfamerao Carl 2ebman: nWan-
die Srauen meinen, man muB l6on
bel ieoem S6marren gerannt font
men,"
@lS aber 2ebman nadber mieoer
in iein 8iiro fam, erbielt er einen
5ernipru6 BON ieiner Jrau: $50
ltedit On oenn? SD babe ben Sn-
ltaaateur a~ngerufen, aber Ser riibrt
iid nidt. @ir baben einen @ailer-
robr6rud, uno oaS gan5e grogeidoB
lit idon iiberidwemmt
Washington Journal., 1944-07-14
Nngebli9e nene
Oenti6e 0ebeimmafe
Sic ipa Elm Sdladtidiff perIemft
5aben

Ser 8erliner &unofunf 6e6aupte-
te nellid, oaB Elm aaiiertes S6la6t-
i6iff bon 8omben g~etroffen uno Der
art idmer bei6d0iet muroe, oaB es
in Der Miinoung oes Srne-5lulies
an Der &iiite Der Normanoie altf ben
Strano geiebt lperoen muBte.
Ser Barrier &unofunf bebauptet,
Dab es ii9 BEL Dem bei6Goig1en
&riegsi6iff Inn oas fran3olii6e
S6ladtidiff uG%our6et~, oas %, 1S9
Sonnen @aiierberor1ngung bat,
banoelt.
Sn elmer 8ei6reibung Ser neuen
8affe erfldrte Der fran80iii6e &a=
oioipre6er 8asquis, oaB es ii6 bier
UNI Die oeuti9e 8ergeltungstuaffe
8=2 (8=1 lit Die Hofetenbombe be-
nannt) banoelt, sic imitanbe 1T, 3ebn
S6iffe innerbalb Der glei9en Mn5abl
Winuten gum Sinfen 5u bringen.
0ieie obigen Meloungen iino Bis
per bon naiierter Settle unbeItatigt
geblie6en, nod feblt Dem ettpas be-
I6eioeneren 8eri6t oes oeuti6en
S6erfommanoos: ngs lit elm arelt-
ger iopie elm 3erit0rer nit ben @af-
fen Der oeutiden 5lotte gum Ginfen
gebradt moroen," cine 8eitdtigung
uniererieits.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-14
8ebrandjte Nltos iteben MN inter
YreisfDntrDae

@ae Sa6rifate uno MooeGe ge-
bra1dter Mutomobile fan1en at
9ienstag nit So6ltpreiien unter
BreisfontrolIe, nobel iopobl Ser
faufe our6 Bripatperionen pie ourd
S1noler erfaBt meroen.
Ser 8reisDermalter erflarte, Dab
oas @ei6dft in ge6raudten @agen
NIT einem i1brli6en 8erfauf bon
nabe5u 2 Wiliaroen Collar 6isber
bic gr0Bte amerifaniide Snouitrie
par, Die nod ni6t So6itpreiien I'M
t%ertporfen tpur6e.
Die nelte @noronung, lpelGe Dor
iiebt, oaB 8erf6ufer uno &aufer Elm
3ertififat iiber Ben @igentums-
l1ebergang unter3ei6nen, lit be-
ltimmt, Sen ein3elnen &aufer Dor Ell
mem 81 boben Hreis uno Die S1nO-
fer Dor unlaltterem @ettbemerb 81
i6iiben.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-14
1nler YrGfOent
tanOiOiert gun 4. Male
Gr idrieb ieinen Gntidluk benz
Eartei : MnslhmfDOritanO
&ubert 6. Sannigan

Sci ieiner Gienstag 8reiiefonfe-
reno i'm @eiBen Squire Oerfiinoete
Serr Gooienelt nit einem 2d6eln, er
babe Serrn &obert 6. Sannigan,
Dem 0emofratii6en 8artei=aus-
iGuBoorltano alif oeiien oiesbe5iigli-
6e i6riftli6e Anfrage gei6rieben:
y@enn Ser &onbent es ausfiibren
nro mid fir oie 8r6iioenti6aft auf-
IteQen loate, mer0e iA %mnebmen.
@enn oas golf mid mGblt, mill i'd
oienen."
@dbreno oes @erleienS ieiner
anttport legte SEER &ooieOelt ieinen
9rief unO griff na6 elmer
Cigarette. 0arouf bemerfte er, es
lei oumm, ooB sic Cigarette feline
nMurao" iei, cine Morfe, sic in
3eitungsinleraten als Elm Wiittel fir
Non6olance angeprieien miro.
Sram &OOiebelt mar iiberraidt
6rau eleanor &ooiepelt, oie @at-
tin oes Sraiioenten, Die 5ur5elt bet
9apton in Ohio meilt, tat iiber-
roi6t. Sic erfrbr oie @a6ri6t bel
einem 6riibitiid in 8rigbt 5ielO.
Ser @rdiioent pflegt oerartige
9inge NIT mir nid)t gu erortern"
bemerfte lie 5l BEN &eportern, Die
ibr Die @adri6t gebra6t batten.
ngiele 2eute glanben, ooB er oas
tut, aber in BEN oIermeilten 6aaen
erfabre i6 bon ireen0 einem ieiner
8eidliiiie erit, tpe1n id iie in ben
8eitungen georudt iebe."
8etreffs Der @iini6e 0es fret
fran30iii1en Generals oe @nulle
bemerfte Ser Brdiioent bei oerielben
8reiiefonferen5 nebenbei, 0aB er nit
Dem General ou einem ginberneb=
men gelangt iei mona6 oas Natio-
nalfomite 0es fran3Oiii6en 6iibrerS
in @lgier sic grbeits6eboroe binii6t-
li9 ser 3ipilpermaltung in &ontinen-
talfranfrei6 fem meroe.