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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
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The Scotch Mist Topcoot By Rogers Feet Is A Hardy PerennioI.
EsTABLIsHED 1863

VI SSSSSU bVAsSN SPSSSN SN~SSsa st Is A Hardy PerennioI. Coats may come and coats may so- Firms do come = and firms do 90, but the fOmous oII around, ten to fifteen year service Scotch Mist blooms GnnuoIIy just to prove If proof were needed - thot it end Rosers-Pest should 60 on for eveE
 Put Scotch Mist, rein or shine, topeoot on your shoulders - lot nature toke itS course - hell = E0In or sunshine - WeoF it more doys in the year then any other eo0t - WeGF lt more yeors ln your IIfe then any ether eoot m Ten 10 fifteen years - Then ask youEssIf this simple question, Con ! afford to Do without shIs $7o miracle eoas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-13
Pearson elvert0n
Marriage Announced

GOLDSBORO, Feb. IL. Miss
Frances Corrine Yelverton a n d
Capt. Joseph Millard Pearson,
both of Goldsboro, were married
in a ceremony in the First Pres
,Dyterian Church in Goldsbero on
January 20. The Rev. j. Edgar
Pearson III of Oconto, Wis, broth
err of the bridegroom, officiated.
The bride entered the church
with her father, who gave her in
marriage. She wore wedding
gown of ivory slipper satin. Her
lone veil of ivory illusion fell from
tiara of seed pearls, and she
carried a shower bouquet of white
brides roses.
Miss Barbara Yelverton, sister
of the bride, was maid of honor,
and Misses Mary Best, Mildred
Lee. Virginia Modlin and Evelyn
Coley, were bridesmaids.
Ensign R. Jack Smith, Jr., was
best man, and the groomsmen
were Ensign James H. Manley,
Jr., Hugh Dortch, Jr., Pvt. A. K.
Robertson, Jr., and Isaac Manly.
Following the ceremony tn e
brides parents were hosts at a
reception at their home for mem
pers of the bridal party, immedi-
ate families and out of town
guests
After the reception t h bride
and bridegroom left for wedding
trip For travelling, the bride wore
a suit of maize wool with brown
velvet collar, brown accessories,
and a shoulder corsage of yellow
orchids.
She is a graduate of Salem COL
lege in the class of 1943. During
her senior year she was president
of the Pierette club, a dramatic
organization.
Captain Pearson Is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edgar Pearson
II of Goldsboro. He attended State
college for two years and studied
aeronautical engineering. He went
overseas in January, 1913, and re-
ceived the air medal with nine
Oak Leaf Clusters after having
completed so combat missions in
the African, Sicilian and Italian
campaigns.
On Friday evening following the
rehearsal, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
R. Robinson entertained at a cake
cutting at their home.
Following their wedding tr p,
Captain and Mrs. Pearson will 60
to Miami, Fla, where Captain
Pearson will report for duty on
February 7.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-13
Katherine Arner,
Sgt. Maurice Blauch
Marry At Camp Davis

The wedding of Katherine Ar
ner, third class petty officer, Unit
ed States Coast Guard of Miami,
Fla, and Maurice Blauch, Jr..
sergeant, Headquarters battery,
6lst Brigade, Camp Davis, was
sclemnized in chapel 10 on Mon
cay, January 81, at Camp Davis.
The bride was attended by Miss
Ella Lee Thomas of Beulaville.
as maid of-honor, while Sgt. James
Il. Higginbotham, Jr., of the 61st
Brigade, Camp Davis, attended
AS best man.
Chaplain Paul R. Olinger, Of
Camp Davis, officiated at the
ceremony which was attended by
close friends of the couple. Lieut..
Ruth Baker of Station hospital,
rendered the nuptial selections at
the organ.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-13
Norma Robinson WEEDS
T. E. Mercer In Seattle

The wedding of Miss Norma
Robinson, daughter of Mr.. an d
Mrs. D. E. Robinson of Whining.
ton, and T. E. Mercer, chief petty
officer, U. S Navy, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. U. E. Mercer Of VII
mington, was solemnized Saturday
afternoon, January 20 in the Chap
ell of Sand Point Naval All Sta
ton at Seattle, Wash.
Chaplain Martin performed the
ceremony.
Preceding the ceremony Mr..
Swing, USN, sang Because" and
the traditional marches were used.
The bride wore a suit of military
blue with black accessories and
a corsage of white orchids. Mrs.
Harris Evans, sister of the bride,
attended as matron-of-honor. She
wore dress of brown wool and
corsage Of gardenias a n d red
roses. Edward Neal Wall, chief
petty officer, USN, was best man.
A wedding supper was held aft
err the ceremony They are now
making their home at 4716 18th
Avenue N. E. Seattle, Wash.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-13
Dresser-Hunsucker
Vows Are Announced

In ouiet ceremony at the All
oustana Lutheran church, Newton,
on February 8, Miss Lorene Iris
Hunsucker, daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs L. C. Hunsucker of Newton
became the bride. of Alvin Emer-
son Dresser. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth B.. Dresser of Leland.
The Rev. Lynn Rittman ottlcl-
ated at the double ring ceremony.
The church was decorated for the
occasion with pine, ferns, ivy and
baskets of white gladioli and snap
dragons. Mrs. Elsie Glasco, cou-
sin of the bride, played a program
of nuptial music.
The bride was given IN mar
riage by her father, and wore
two-piece suit of white flannel with
a corsage Of red roses.
Miss Betty Hunsucker, sister OF
the bride, was maid-of-honor and
wore light blue with a corsage OF
pink roses. The bridegroom had
as his best man, his brother, Phil
ip Dresser.
Following the ceremony the cou-
pie left for a wedding trip to Flor
ida.
Mrs. Dresser received her edu-
cation at Startown High school
and Lees MacRae college. For the
past eight months she has been
record librarian at the Goldsboro
hospital, Goldsboro.
Mr.. Dresser is graduate of
Leland High school and Lees-Mac-
Rae college and for the past three
years has been employed at the
North Carolina Shipbuilding COM
pany in Wilmington. Upon their re-
turn from Florida Mrs. Dresser
will resume her work in Colds
boro and Mr.. Dresser will con-
tinue his work at the shipyard I'M
til he is indicted into the Army
Air Corps.
Immediately following t e re-
hearsals a cake cutting was held
for the couple and the bridal party
at the brides home to which
few close friends and relatives
were invited, including: The Rev.
and Mrs. Rittman, Miss leaka
Holler, Mrs. Elsie Glasco, all OF
Hickory; Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
B. Dresser, Philip Dresser of Le-
lend; Mrs. Rufus Kincaid and son,
Tommy of High Point; Misses Lee
Ia and Matte Hunsucker, Mrs.
Clarence Early of Albemarle;
Miss Betty Hunsucker of Banner
Elk, Miss Becky Hunsucker and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Hunsucker.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-13
Boy Scout Council To
Meet This Afternoon

Four Boy Scout officials from
wilmington expect to attend the
executive board meeting of the
cane Fear Council of Boy Scouts
IT 3 pm. Sunday at Lake Wac
camaW.
They are Louie E. Woodbury.,
.)r. national representative; J. c.
Roe: executive board member; W.
J. Riley, council commission; and
c. E. Baker, Wilmington Scout
director.
Boy Scout detectives for 1914
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-13
Two Southeastern N. C..
Men On Casualty List

Two Southeastern North Caro-
lima soldiers were included on the
casualty list made public Satur-
day by the War department.
Pvt. Carroll E. Hughes, husband
of Mrs. Myrtle M. Hughes of R.
Ed. 2, Carolina Beach road, Will
mington, has been killed naction
in the Mediterranean area.
Pfc. Raymond Kornegay, son OF
Mrs Eva Kornegay of Magnolia,
has been wounded in action in the
Southwest Pacific area.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-13
1NEIJcT CASUALTIES

NEW DELHI, Feb. u. -P)D
In heavy fighting on the Arakan
front in Burma that has been IN
progress for nine days, British
forces have inflicted heavy cas-
ua1ties on the constantly-atta cking
enemy. Admiral Lord Louis
Mo1,ntbatten's southeast Asia an
today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-13
TRAFFIC DEADLIER THAN

Approximately 325,000 lives
have been lost in the United States
through automobile accidents in
the last IS years. This is more
than have been lost in all Amer
lean wars since the Revolution
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-13

sra We camping program for this
year are scheduled to be the prln-
cipal topics Of discussion at tne
business meeting. Dinner will be
served afterwards.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
l1esfa,f ,ciet Bern
Mc Faltc SebMltcr

QonOon - Aanlo Ntosfai erfldrte,
OaB Die ritiiiidA2 Geaierung idppei-
5eriid)a @orldtdige 5tr 8ieoerberitel-
lung oiplumatiidAr ge8ieblttnen alpi-
id)en Ocn teioen NQdnoern obgelebni
bat, "a soie SdApei5er 8egierlina
iidr bisber III feirer 8eiie BON Ser
friiberen iomjetfeifpliden 8olitit
Iosaclaat 6ot". RuBlano bot porige
3od}e ols 8egriinoultg fiir Dire ab-
lebnurl9 ieiner Eeilnabme an Der Sn-
ternationalen 2uftfabrttonferen8 in
Gbicago\ Die Ginlapnn9 oreier ,iow-
iet-feinoGldyer~ 2dliper, oarltnter Der
SdJpei5. onaeaeben. (Gie Diploma
tiiden 8e5ieblmget 5mild)en Der
Sdmei5 uio RuBlan0 wuroen Dor
mebr ais 20 Sabren abgebroden als
ser oamolise ruiiilde @eianote bon
eirlem @eiBrpiien erihoiien, Der BON
einem ShfSef3er @friAt freieeipro-
den plrrbe.1
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
2 NcMtidRc Gefanecitc
octStct, 5 uerlebt

S5ort attor, g. q. Die bieiiger
01tlitarba60roen gaben befannt, 0at
3wei oeltid)e 8riegSgefnngene getotei
ufoNfiinf ueitere oerlebt wuroeil. alS
Elm Madter wabreno entitanoener
llilu9en ouf lie ihoB. 8ie Der
9rei1e Gffi5ier mitteilte, fletterteu
etpa 20 Manu anf eirIen 3aun ui1
Deigc rten iid, ibn 3u Derlaiien.
Geis @ommnnoant, Eberlt q. 9.
griscpe erflarte, Die Shiiie ieier
Don 5 fna Sol0oten T.. al. 9eipit
Oferritf abgefeliert Doroen, als er biz
@efon8pnen uergeblid) perild)te, gun
8erlaiisn oes .3au1es GIT bepe9ell
Die grhnuilg mltroe mie0er berge.
itellt, .A1doem Maerritt oltf Die @e.
%fanaener geidoiien fate. Merriti
mltroe ilrl neutrality-suspicious. eenom.
men, ullo cine llnteriitd)nn9 lit einae.
leitet mnrNll.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
@i6tige &c
DC Gtalins

2onOon - Marid)oa Stolin, Der
Sapau mo Geutihlono ais tppiide
angreifernotionen bcruorbob, ior.
oerte Die Shaiiumg elmer beiouoe-
rem, nit @offen ueriebenen Orgoni.
iation frieoliebenoer Nationen in Ser
gtahtrie9S5eit, sic Die 9efugnis bat,
~ioiort nn5ugreifen, nm oA9reiiion 81
perhin0crn p0er SIT unter0riiden"
Sn elmer Inipra6e Dor Ialit npplous
oicrenoen MoSfauern unt 8~orobeno
0eS 81. SSubreSta9es Ger ruliiiAen
Heuolltion erflGrte ser 8remier.
DAB GPutihIono, obmobl eS iid ,,om
Nouoe Ger unuermeiolidleu &otnitros
pie" befinoet. bereits &prbereitumgelt
5l einem rtellell &rieg trifft. Gle
Alligobe ser &ereiuigten 9totionell
beltabt nitt MIR ooriu, ocn Sieg SIT
erringen, ionoern tiinftiQe ariege I'M
mogIid ST mofel.
3u Sid)errng oes 6rieoens, 10
inbr er tort, gdbe es MIR elm MitteL
nGmlid: Cine Sonoeror0oniiatipn
sur @erteioigutlg oes 8rieoens uuo
Ser @nrontie Ser Sitlerbeit". SIS
lei ,,lioiu", 10 io1te or al elmer
nn0eren SteIe ieiner 8eoe, wenn
man ounebmet wolte, ooB 9eutidl-
louo noh ieiuer Nieoerlage nidt per
luden miiroe, ieine Mod)t wieoer
ber5uIteacn mo cine nette Nggreliion
81 beginner. oGS lit allen befaunt,
onB sic oelltidyeu 6iibrer bereitS jest
eiiten nellen &rieg porbereiten. Die
@ajhihte Iebrt, Bob cine flr5e Be-
riooe - 30 bis 30 Sabre - fir
8eutiflano geniige iidl pom Der Nie-
oerloge ST. erbolen mo letue Mfodlt
uicoerber5ultellen."
AQiierte @roBnl0hte miiiien mel
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10

terbin juioumeilarbeiten, erflGrte
Staliu. uuo er ermdbnte nltsoriidlih
altdj &apau els cine 4ugreifersJtos
ton.
@~ui1ingtou - &rGiiOeut &ooie.
ueIt ridtcte otlGBlid) Der y. @ieOers
tebr OcS Sages Ser ruiiiidlet Repp-
luton an oeu &r6iioentcl DER Com
ietunion, &olinin, iolgeltoe @liid-
punidOepeide: oGS gercid)t mir ST
groBer @enrgtllrnq, Sbnen uno DEM
8olfe ser Sopietunion am Sobres=
tage Ser ltnion Der Capitalization
Somietrepublifen @riiBe iibermitteIn
at f0nnen. Mit gr0Berer 3uOeriiht
ais lie ertparten mir III Oieier id)id-
laISuoGen 3eit, in ser Die 3ote ar.
NEE uno ole Seere Der &%ereinigten
Staaten uno anoerer aaiierten Ra.
tionen aui oelttidtm 9oOen iteben,
ben 'baIoigen Sieg fiber Die no5is
Itiiden 9(ngreiier mo sic @rreihung
unieres gem%einianleu 3ieIs, nGmlid)
zines oolternoelt lttO gercd1ten 6rie-
oenS uuo meiterer enger 3llammen-
urbeit ser 8ereinigten Rotionen."
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
MtteMtnt
in Gairo

&airo Ger britiide @eianote
i'm NitteIoite1, 2orb Wopne, tpilroe
pom 3lDei Ml1nnerll, ouideineno iii0i-
id)en @%rtrerniiten nid)t einpetitunoen
nit Der 8olitif Gnglanos in 9aId-
itino, ourd1 &epolper Ihiiiie t00lid per
punoet. ais er Dor leincm Sauie
nlts Dem Mitto itieg.
@t itarb III eiitcm MilitGrla5arett,
wellige Stilr0pn nod)oem er Sic per-
I)1ngnispoIen Sfliilie in ben Nadpn
llllo ben Mngen erbalten bate. Seiu
Shoif0r lit ebeniaIS getotet moroen.
Die Inareiier Dnroen feltgenom-
men.
Gle dgpptiite @egierung oerbrei.
tete ifber ben Rultofunf cine formeaf
g~rfIarung, in Der es bieB, oaB Qorf
Mopnes MeufeIm0r6er feline aegpp.
Ter geDeien iino. 9oro Mobne tpar
britiIfer @eianoter i'm Mitteloiter
ieit augitit 1912 gelpeieu,
8eioe Ingreifer Ieerten, ibre &e.
uoluer auf ben ga Sabre alien 2orf
MoDnc, ais er, ME geiagt, i'm Be
griffe itano. in iein 6alts 81 treten
Er broh III Ser Ndbe Der Stufen gu.
.1anulen. Die 5tr Cir iiibren. geiu
nlilitdriider Sfoffor, Der anld)ei.
atell0 altf ser Stelle tot ipar, lag iibel
bern Stenerrao 5aiammengeiunfen.
Die Meufelmorber. nelhe iid on.
id)eineu6 i'm Sauie oes @eion6ter
oerborgen gebalten batter, periufter
3u fiieben; Elm dspptiid)er Boliaei.
f~onitdbler idoB ieoof) eitten oH, mi
Der nii6ere ipuroe in Der R1be fet
geflotRmeu. geioe mliroen beinob(
gclD1d)t.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
,,8limp"
ab9eltnr5t

Bottom Ger abitlir3 zines
8Iimp@ pom South Bepmout6
6lugitiiBpnnft, IL Meilen 0ltlif bon
Cape 500 foitete 3mei @aun Der Be
iabung ooS 2ebpn, ME sic Slotte
betannt gab. Gas llngIiid wllroe
olirf id)ledteS 8etter perlrioht.
Der o8limp" NOR angewielen
poroeu. mad ieinem Stiibpuntt 81.
riid5ufebren, uno Ser abitur5 ideint
allf Dem Riidfllg erfolgt gu lein.
sldt Mann Der 8eiabung muroen
ourd Elm Sdiff, ons CUR 8ettung
berbeieilte, oufgeleienb ebenio Die
Qeife eines Ser Spfer geborgen.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
0nrNOncnCm
ouf2 Saul

9onOon - EuglnnO, Sic &areiltig-
ten Staaten un0 HltBIano iiiO IN lin
terbanolungen nit ser tiirfiid'en Re-
Qierung i'll Der Gnroanellen 6roge
eingetreten, mic BON ju%perldliger
Settle mitgeteilt miro.
Sin Mortfiibrer beS 6Oreign Sffi-
&c ueriiherte guar, BON iold)en Inter
banolungen nitts ju milieu. Gin
anOerer @emGbrsmorm ser nAii,
9reB" mar ober III ser Sage, Ben BE-
ridterItotter iogar id)on in cine
Minoeitforoerltn9" einSurueiben, ole
<Blono in Atfaro erbeben meroe,
itno 5lpor ioIl Stalin e~ntidloiien iein,
.,niinoeitenS" bic Gemilitariiierung
ser Gar0oneIlen Sli u~erIangen (oie
i'm Sabre 1886 non Sen Siirfen be
feItigt moroen iino). Meon b1It es
and iiir iid)er. 0uB &uBlono unbe-
Itrittenes GeriiigungSred)t iiber eitten
@armmoiierbofpn uIs zines ieiner
Sie9eSpreiie fproern miro.
8ieIFad itno bier SpefuIotioaen
iiber moglidre @rridtung zines t,euelt,
Sic 3nroonellcn einihIiebeu0en
9leipitaotes laltt 9emoroGt. @leid
5eitig ioll bel Sen @roBmddten lie
6ertra9ilu9 oIler 3ritaloigfeiten fir
Notwithstanding III 0ieier Mee-
re8itroBe ouf cine intqrnotionole
aontrollfommiiiion ermogph iper.
Sen. @nglnno mo amerifo o~iirften
aber bel ihrer SteIllingnabme SIT Sem
GrobIem Sen Eatiodlen Rehnung
trogerL buB oie Giirfei 81 elmer Belt,
ais sic Gerhtdaino fir iic, Die Tortci
Ser vNdlie~ SIT erareifen, aroB gene.
ien ieitt mltB, neutral blieb, inns Saf
lie iidl id)IieBlif I'M Auguit bereii
funo, ben mirtIdoftIifen uno oipIo.
mutiidlen Gerfebr nit 3entidIan>
ab5ibred)ett.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
&amlpf nm
@e1enOf

9onoun - amerifaniife Snfatite-
RTE, Die aus &oiienod p~ertrieben mur-
Sc, t6mpite iih mieoer an oeu 10
Meilet iii0oit(id uon Aahen gelege-
men Srt beroit, &nmpfbomber Iesten
groBe Seile oes Siirtgeuer @aIoes in
8rono, nm Den 6eino aus itarfen
Stellungen 5t periagen, Oie Sic @be=
lie uor aoIu beuadlen. SSn elmer
6rontnclotma, Ole idapere adn1pfe
im Snrern 8oiienafS beihreibt, beiBt
eS, OoB 0ie ietnoliden 8erlrite I'M
@iirteencr @olo bod iein oiirften,
Slugjeltge balfen Den Nmerifanern
III Der Sflodjt iln @iirt9ener @oI0,
no sic 2eltihen nod StmiOt be,
baupten. 6nit ollie No5i-3ruppeu iinD
iibcr sic ManS 5ltriidQeor0n9t uno
Qlti @oldcren liqui0ierf morOen.
Sin G9t@ Rommentar erfldrte,
odB Die gnttjell gegenmGrtigen olIi-
ierten Angrifisaftionen III Sollono,
Geutidlolo mo Norofronfreidl Ser
Siderunq gutter Observation-Disclosures
fiir Sic SHeniioe oienett. Die Miller
ten. 10 6ebauptet ct, .permettoen iett
tid)t uebr ais ell 8iertel ibrer Snua-
lionsfr1fte. gtrer 0ieier alliierten
Nngriife erfolgte IN SitboIIano, no
Die 8ritell AartnGdigen 8ioeritano
itbernanoen mo iid9 Meiiel, 10 Wei
len Don ser Macs nno IS MeiIen bon
Der oeutiden @ren3e entfernt, n1ber-
ten. Sin peiterer fono i'm Gogeien-
8oraebirge Notwithstanding Itatt,
no Die amerifaniihe Z. Irmee ct
8arbe ero6erte, 4 Neilen iiioIif por
8accarat nno 46 MeiIen tpeitIih Oel
0elttid,en CREME.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
MSONS S Sefis Wis..r ,oe

FORNPS HEIL-oEL IMMINENT anti
Septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
r~heumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zen, m~uskul0sen Ruckenschmerzen, stei-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chungen und Verrenkungen.
aewisse votIbergehende Magenstorungen
vie SodbEennen und Neutrality-suspicious.
gen. h~ervorgerufen dUrch Elm Uebermsss
an Siure.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
Gag Ncs Sicees
niebt fcrn-Kalinin

Mosfali 81 einem 3eitungsar-
titeI iprad 8rditoent Mifboil Cali
min Die Dfeloltlg aus, 0nB Ser Sag,
OH Dem sic 3rupppn Ser Somjet=
union llno oie StreitfrGite BroBbri=
tonttiens uno Ser Gereinigten Ston-
ten chamber nlti oelitidem @ooen be-
gegnen miiroelL niht mebr iebr emit
fernt lit - 4on ienem CAGE mir0 un.
ier Sieg bollIt1noIg lem, bieT es III
Dem 4rtifel.
Sn Dem Mrtifel, be- cine 5unrtie-
rlll9 oes gdtl5en &rieges ooriteate
inns nnlaBlid) Ser acknowledgement ~.
Sabresfeier Ser Houemberreoolltion
Der Sowiets perfaBt lpor, erflulertc
lidr ser Somietpr1iioerlt Ser Grable-
rel Der Na5iS, ooB ibr ,.beiliger
aompf" gegen &iiBlono bon 250,=
100000 guropnbemobnern inter
itiibt lei, mdbrenb ole Na5is beutigen
Cages iiber sic ibnen an 3abl iiber-
legenen Soipietarmeen &Iage fiibren.
aolinin fiiate bin3u: ugie Gellt-
ifen tr0iten iih beilte oatnit, baB iie
nit ibren Miid8iigen ibre Ger6in-
oltngslinien eetiir5t bitten. Gs be-
itebt fem 3meifet oariiber, oaB Sic
9eutiden balo obne irgenotueIdle
gerbinoun9slinien iein .menoen.
ieinem 8iiro" itno BON Ieinen aiii-
itenten mollte it'd feiner auBern. Sur
nuroe auf oas BON @oIoitein 5itierte
8a6lgeies bermieierl. Die 8erfni=
Jung belagt, ooB feline Gerion, Bic
altf einen 8ablausgang tpettet ooer
brett ODER INDIRECT m elmer iold)en
@ette intereiiiert lit, in oieier @obl
mititimmen bari"
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
Die crItcm britiidscn
GeihGFtslcmtc III Paris

9onoon Die britiihe ,.@reB
aiiociotion" mel0ete. 0aB iidl bier 6ri-
tiihc @eif7ditslelte I'M 6llta5elte nod
YoriS begeben bitten. @eitere Sc
iddft@eute miiroen ioI9en bieB es III
Scr Meloung.
Sine 2ouooner 9eitan9 ueruriadte
6efonntlid Dor einigen @oden cine
bitterc aontroDerie, inoem lie in Ell
mem N~rtifel ooriiber &Ioge geiiibrt
bate, ooB amerifaniide @eiddfts-
Ieute, III oncrifoniiden Armeeuni-
formen nadl Eoris g%ingen, Tim BORT
@eif1ite 5u modem, mdbreno britt
id)en priouten @eifdftslelten ser
Northumberland ut1teriagt blieb.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
Die ~KricesprcNmfs
ticn 1T eefaucn

M~aibington - Die @affenproouf-
tion i'm September blieb UNI 4 4ro-
sent binter oem fir oieien Monot ge-
itedten 3iel Suriid, uno MIR in elmer
gr0Beren alniie mlroe oas 3iel err
reidt.
Ser @ert Der geiamten @affen-
prohibition oeS Monots, Ser NIT 49,
100000 erredlnet mllroe, lag Inn 9
9ro5ent inter Dem 0ert ser ourf-
ihnittlid3en Wonatspro6uftion oieies
Sabres.
anoere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uno 8orr1te moren I'M A Ero5ent
t1ebr 6ergeitellt ols I'M 4itgltit nno
iibertrafen oas fir Septem6er geted-
tie 3ial I'M 1 9ro5ent; Mulition mar
Inn 3 8ro5ent mebr bergeitellt aIs i'm
por6ergebenoen @onot.
6olgenoes iino einige 3ablen fir
Ben Monat September 6%lllg5eugpro=
button fiel i'm 5 Hro5erlt ltno mar 5
Gro5ent 6inter Dem 3iel, arbeit oil
Sdiffen (arieqs- nno Sanoelsidiffe
einihlieBlid) Helt6nn ulo Neporatu-
rem fiel I'M 3 0ro5ent uno mar IL
Ernietlt binter Dem 3iel. &anonen
uno Selterfoutroilen ltm 8 4ro3ent
gefallen uto 6 8ro5ent juriid, Mu-
milton nm 3 Hro5ent aeItiegen uno /
9ro5ent 5uriid, araftfabr3elge I'M
4 Bro5ent qefallen uno 8 8ro5ent 5ll=
rid, 6ernipredaer uno e~leftroniidpe
AuSriiituna it1uerdnoert uno 5 8ro-
gent ,uriid, unoere ausriiitungsae-
genitdnoe uno 0orrdte I'M A 1ro3ent
eeitie9en uno 1 Gro3ent iber Sem
3iel.
Gum eritenmol iiberlfritt sic Bro
button bon Motoren fir idppere
Bomber ons porgeiekte i3ieI aber oie
@eiamtproouftion BON 6"lug3ellgmo-
loren 6lieb nm 6 Yro5ent bon ser
anguitproouftion.
Gieruno8lpan5ig groBere S6iffe
fir sic arieqsmarine puroen i'm
September fertig.
W. ~
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
Sir 2lrdibalH tuNrnt
pcr ltctcn waifcn


&uIL england - @roBbritannien
mlB iid oarauf borbereiten, oaB oie
9eutiden tlelle @nffen in Qnmen-
oung bringen mer6en Die BON gr0Be-
rer militdriider @idtiefeit iein oiiri-
ten olS ibre fliegenoen 8omben,
marnte 2uftiefretdr Sir grfibnl0
Sinclair in elmer aniprade.
Gas oeutide 8ieit lit in Die gHge
getrieben uno lit ber3meifelt", iagte
Sir ardibalo. ,,8ir BADEN ieood)
uniere 4ugen often llno es oiirfte
benz 5einoe nidlt 9elingeit itns gu
iiberrumpelll" fiigte Der 2nftiefretdr
leilter Reoe 6in3u.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
nntcritiibt SIC Ncmtid,c
3citmne, Is lit cure
3citmne!

Senbet Tamilien Nadlridten,
8ereinsnadridtcn, IDtDie iOnitise
in~terefeate 8enisfeiten an Die
@ebaftipn. @;r iinb serne be-
reit nrb french ms, ~Oerartise
.0ad)ridten i'm uSOnrnal" sn brin-
gen. Sic belien ms bamit nnS
permeiben, 6ak mir bafiir uerant-
iportlif seinadt iperOeu, iuenn Gr-
eigniife in Jamiliemfreiien (We-
bnrtstase, 9Odseitem, 9inotaufen,
SterbefGlIe, &einde pm 6rennben
uilD.) nid.t in n%nierer, rely. enrer
3citung 81 finOen limb.
Senadrid)tist bic &eoaftiOn,
| no Sirtb Ctr. q. ", @aSbinstOn
|, .. 6. (6ernipreder NAtional
1889.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10

aIs tiener 6ineiiider 9ederbd-
len, Der bod besabIt miro gpltea
getrodnete Senidreden, oie aus Der
Siioafrifanilden Union beacaeit
iperben.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26
Queen Esther Day
Observed By
Masons And OES

The Rising Sun rrand chapter
OF the Eastern Star. in JOINT ses-
sion with the Scottish Rite Ma
sons viii observe Queen Esther
day on sunday. Aug o. AZ VI
Olive Baptist church. on Farms
worth street Tho meeting viii
be held az pm The Rev He.
Owens is pastor
Tho line Of march VIII begin
~ Eastern Market at pm and
VIII proceed un Russell to Ers-
kline; West on Erskinc 70 81 An.
tome North on St. Antoine 10
Farnsworth
Madam Frances T. Cox IS wor
thy grand matron Prof " r..
Fitzpatrick grand master. Mrs
Maggie I, Honiden grand score
tary and reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26

Nf sanding
q aae 20
y tNmina
ian fleie is
tir on lcrrs
tr.fiif jtief
oii ant ue hun
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26

For a complete coversge
Of news from coast-to-coast,
condensed in one column, be
sure TO read "PEOPLE'S
DAILY DOINGS" by Isaac
Jones every week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26

due TO CONSTIPATION
AND STOMACH DISTRESS
Gillian Is Taken Before
Meals

We ca'l GILLIAN natural meli
cine holaUse IA an advanced
medical compound containing
Juices from ls On Natures own
healfn-g hnLhs lllLun h tax
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26
Mr.. Henry Officer Of 2254
f. 80th ST.. Cleveland,
Ohio, Bloated From Gas,
Had To Rise At Night -
Credits Gillian For Mir
acIe Relief.

THIS aiaa1inr natural mednne
can IS 80 ordinary rraIeine.
as you ID agree af'ef ffaf 1R Mr..
OGWffs siacWent Slfft tr mon
and women aie telllrg ~ eloN.nE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26

Read when your fa,orife pro-
gram returns Ia the air this fall
IN "Tonrln' The Radio World"
by isaac jones. on pagc ~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-08-26

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