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Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
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Los Angeles. Oct 25 drP1-
Avocados; Steadv Per pound: Nahals
35-4oc; ltzamnas. 2o-25c: ordinary, 14-15e
seedlings. 20-2oc. DickinsonS. 20-25t
Fuertes best, doc; ordinary. 25-2sc.
Roans Firm. Per pound: KentuckyS
9-11c; fair. 7-Sc: ordinary, 4-6c: Blu,
Lakes. 6-l0c, Iimas. l1-12c: fair. s-9c
Carpinteria, 14-15c
Broccoli: Weaker. iced crates Sanf4
Barbara. 4.OO-5 90: local. 7-9c pound
Bunched vegetables. Steady Per crate.
beeis. 2h-3 dozen. .75-2. 90: chard. :
dozen. 1.00-125; green onions dozen.
100000; ordinary. = 2OO-2. 25; leeks .
dozen. 200; mustard. dozen, 25-1 IS
parsley. dozen. PSI 50. fair. 100.
. radishes. small, red dozen. l 25-1. so
fair. 100, spinach, dozen. 500 90.
ordinary. leo; turnips. 2lz-3 dozen. So
Us.
Carrots: Steady: 3 dozen. 1.5n-1 e..
fair, 1-25: iced crates Santa Maria. s
dozen. 3.5o-3. Is: > dozen. 2.T5-2OO. Sail
$50
Cabbage: Steady: rannonbaH crates.
2.oo-2. so; best , 225: fair. 125-175; rcd
cabbage, 4.5o-5.50; fair. $50.
Celery: Firm; Pascal. 2O-22 in crates.
2oo-2.5o; fair. rs. Hearts. OO-1 =.
Sturdee crates, Santa Baria 3.25-3.50.
Cucumbers; Stead. rcr pound, 5,7c.
Eggplant: Steady. Per pound. s-1oc.
ordinary. Ste.
Figs: Steady. Per pound. Brunswicks.
1o-12c; fair, s-9c; Kakotas. 2-laycr flats.
SOL. IS; : layer. ! 00-1 -.
Grapes: Stronger: ConcordS and ISa-
bellas. s-9c; Muscats. TokaYs. MalaCas
and Ribiers, 10c, black juice, $40 per
ton.
Lettuce: Stronger; dry pack Santa Bar
bara-San Luis O5ispo crates. ! dozen.
J. 50-3. Is.
Onions: Steady; street sales Spanish,
30 pound sacks. S5c-1 90. fair. 75c reds
1G0-1. IS; Italian reds. /. 25-1 50: white
Globes 50-round sacks 1.5O-1 Is; fair
Us; No. Is, 75c-l00; boilers, white
Globes. 2.50-2 Is
Peppers Steady. Per pound: Bells, 9-11c
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
RoACHES

Keep reaches out of your home and
eliminate those already in with the
new and amazing discovery -2WAY
Insect Killer Paint. This is the time
Of year when reaches would rather stay
within the home because Of the con-
slant supply of food and warmth. Be-
ing night prowlers, they hide during the
day in cracks and crevices around drain
boards, sinks, shelves, baseboards, door
and window castings. BY applying
film Of this sensational 2-WAY Insect
Killer Paint in these infested areas, you
can make reaches disappear as if by
magic. Get bottle Of this colorless
and invisible paint from your dealer
today or tomorrow and rid your home
of one Of households worst pests =
Reaches. Write Nash & Kinsella Lab
oratorie-, Inc, 1918 Olive ST, st. LOUIS
3. Missouri, for complete instructions
on Roach ExlerninstiVn,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
GOV. WARREN REPORTED
As FEELING FINE

SACRAMENTO. Oct. 25. up
Gov Earl Warren is feeling fine"
"wednesday, bis physician, DR.. j B.
Harris, reported DR.. Harris said the
governor was able to sit up in a
ctair for 80 minutes and apparent
~ has no complaint except that his
appetite is bigger than the "selec-
tive diet" ordered BY the doctor
Harris added that Warren has
lost IS pounds during his illness.
but said that he probably will be
able TO leave the hospital in less
than a week
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
4. a. ~"

Steel common led the list Tuesday in slow
and bearish trading on the Los Angeles
stock exchange. or 62O0 shares traded al
midday six issues were up. five down
and seven unchanged.
The list: Transamerica 200 al qia. un-
changed: Southern California Edison &
per cent 100 at 81 =. down l. Southern
Pacific 100 at 30ss. down i Hancock Oil
100 at 19h. unchanged, Republic Pctro-
leum 100 AT 5%, unchanged; Aircraft Ac-
cessories 100 at g.. down = Crcameries
of America 100 al Il unchanged: Sinclair
100 at 49,, up L Consolidated Steel
common 100 at 157s up *; Consolidated
Steel preferred 100 at 25ls. up L 4. MenaS-
co 100 al Is. nnchhnred
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
l.. A. ifyESrOCE

Los Angeles, Oct. 25. CUP
Cattle-Salahle. 1900 head; moderately
active. steady TO strong common Ia
medium steers, S11 S0-13 -: cutters to
common, SO 35-10. 90; good fed hefcrs.
S13.25: common 10 good grass hcfcrS
SIC. .oO-125O. medium 10 good cows. $40 ~
IL 90. cutters 10 common. S7.75-lu 90.
Gamers and cutters 81 oo-7 80. medium
TO good bulls. 50 5a-11 80. medium n
good stockers and feeders steady al
Sc. .nO-11.CO
CalveS-Sa liable. 350 head. steady. mr.
dunn to choice range calves, S11 5O-13 50.
common down To $1,000
Hogs-Salable, 500 head, active. steady.
medium 10 choice 1SC-2in rounds SIS -.
heavier weights. SIS 90. medium to choice
sows. ST.. 25-15. co
Sheep Salable. none. good 20 choice
wooled lambs quoted S13 5O-lfOO
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
Border Juniors
To Meet BrawIey

Calexico junior varsity football
team awaits the first visit of the
Brawley B players Thursday night
when the mid-county youngsters
journey TO the border city, for a
regularly scheduled game.
Friday night the varsity schedule
calls for Calcxico at Brawley and
Imperial at Hcltvillc. FL Centro
rests. The last two games of the
varsity schedule will be played on
Ell Centro grounds, November and
10.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
MORE FISHING TACKLE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25. up
The War Production Board has au-
thorized limited production of fish,
ing reds, reels and other types of
commercial tackle and has lift
ed restrictions limiting the manu-
facture of fish hooks. WPB said the
action will not only help to supply
returning servicemen with fishing
tackle but, TO limited extent, will
also enable civilians to augment
their family food supply with fish. y
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
New US0 Aid
Arrives in F. T..

Mis- Barbara Bowen. national
USO representative. has arrived in
FL Centre TO take over the situation
of staff assistant. Mrs. Rita Noah,
director, USO, announced Wcdnes-
day.
Miss Bowen of Pasadena, who
served a q USO volunteer in San
Diego one year. recently finished an
orientation course in New York City
and two weeks Of field training at
Wilmirgton. California.
The position of staff assistant was
left vacant, when upon the transfer
of Mrs. Fay Andrews. former dlrec-
te~ Mrs. Noah assumed the direc-
tOrship.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
By JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, Oct 25. (UP)-Ned
Irish, impre Sario of basketball and
acting president of Madison Square
Garden, was Just punctuating re-
flooding at ToCtS Shor's with one OF
those little, futile cups of black cof-
fee. when we interrogated:
When are you installing the mu-
tuel windows at the Garden?'
Irish-a youngish chap, despite
the "hairricane' that may have de-
populated the fur on the front of
his ncggin-gulped the hot mocha
and. waving his itSy-bitsy demi-
tasse spoon like a sabre, flung
back:
COME AND GO
You needn't try TO be funny;
your appearance takes care OF that.
Having known Irish for many
years-even when lie was just d
sports writer-We rolled with this
punch, smilingly, and pressed in
with, "Phog Allen says there's so
much betting on Garden basketball
games that
Irish cut in with, Forget about
Phog Allen. He sounds off every
year about something or other. Our
basketball is clean as a new whistle.
I'm not worried about anything
Allen says; but I am worried about
other things when the season
starts next month";
Such as what?
Such as the rule changes that
were adopted by the national bas-
ketball rules committee last spring :
caid Irish. Those rule changes are
going to be bad for the game-and
particularly for the fans. This IS
our 11th season cf basketball at the
Garden. During the past 10 years
we have built up tremendous fol-
lowing in New York. until the at
tendance for the season is 80 per
cent Of the Gardens capacity. | dO
not know if we can keep up that
percentage this SeaSon, because of
the rule changes that are certain to
irk the fans"
SLOW UP GAME
Irish explained that three innc-
yations in the code would slow up
the game Unlimited Substitutions
are permitted now; whereas previ-
ously any player could re-enter the
game only twice He said this un-
limited business will delay the game,
and, in a close contest permit the
leading team to keep stopping the
clock. Irish also thought the rule
to prevent sky-scraper players from
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
TOMMY EGAN WINS

SAN JOSE, Calf, Oct. 25. tUP)
Tommy Egan, $50, San Francisco,
Tuesday night won a topheavy oaci-
sion over Mike Stankovich, l48, VAL
lejo, in the 10 round main event
at Civic Auditorium here Egan
scored four knockdoWns over Stan
kovich, who was stretched out on
the canvas when the bell ended the
seventh and ninth rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
NOVA-FLYNN MATCH

BOSTON, Oct. 25. Heavy
weight Lou Nova of Los Angeles
has been signcd to meet Irish john
ny Flynn of Rochester, New York, in
a 10-round bout at Mechanics build
ing November 16, it was announced
Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
pOELTkY & EGGS

POULTRY PRICES. IAn points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set oct u. 1o431
First price-At ranch 10 wholesaler or re
taller. Second prlce-Delivercd 10 whole
saler or retailer. Third price--At ranch
to consumer:
BroilerS, LeEhorns. under ~ lhS. 20c
2A TO 3 lbs, &c: frycrS 3-d lbs. We
roasiers, all weights, 29C; fowl. Lcchorn.
all weights 35lsc. colorod, all weights
y nc; ducks. all sizes 25c; rabbits. under
5 lbs, 22-24C.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
AWAITS TRIAL

Jacqueline Marie Hancock. "a
posted bail Wednesday morning at
the police station, following her ar
rest the evening before on a charge
of being drunk and causing a dis
turbance She is scheduled to appear
before Judge Lee Nuffer in police
court Thursday morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
LOCAL BUTIERFAT
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. oct -. UPl Grain futures
turned rcactonarX after "a strong upturn
in wheat ON the haafd of trade Wedncs-
day Only wheat retained any of the
advance
Wheat finished the day up 3. To $,
cent huS1cl. corn off to - oats
off % to d. rye off s. To Ia, and barley
up B. Go off Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
AUTOS COLLIDE

Minor damage resulted from a
collision at the Twelfth and State
street intersections. FL Centro,
when a car driven by j. c. Ham
mond of Holtville, crashed into one
operated by manuel Corey, 1853 El
Centro avenue. Investigating police
officers said the accident happened
when hammond failed to yield the
right of way to Corey, who was
driving west on State street.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
NO SAIIVARY GLANDS

CrocOdiles are unable TO swallow
their food out Of water, since they
have no saliyary glands. They must
wash their food down with water.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
Los Angeles. ocl.A tuP,

Eggs Wholesale prices consume Eladc
Large, Grade A 56-57. Grade 3i-37. me
dunn, Grade A 5o-a2: small Grade \
$50
Retail prices to consumer. Large. Grade
"A 67-69. Grade \ 65-66 Grade 42-l5.
medium Grade A 59-6o. Grade A 5I-6u.
small. Grade a 32-}s
Candlcd graded eggs fo rctalIca =
ceases Large Grade AA 79i -to. Grade
\ 81 . $50. Grade s SS-5l medium, Grade
a 52-53. small, Grade \ 2S-EI
ButtcL UNCHANGED II ora ccLLnES.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
PAGE
GRID CHATTER

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 25. up
The UCLA Bruins had their first
practice session of the week We'd
resdav prepping fer the unbeaten
but twice tied Alameda Coast Guard
Sea Lions Friday night.
Coach Babe HCrrell sale he was
working on a defense to stop the
Coast Guards runaway back, Con-
zales Morales. a triple threat man.
LOS ANGELES. Oct. 25. up
The use Trojans took life easy
Wednesday afternoon after Monday
nights 3S to 7 triumph over the
highly regarded Washington Hus-
kieS.
Coach Jeff Cravath announced
that halfback George Callahan, who
scored two touchdoWns against
Washington, will be out of Satur-
Gays game with a leg injury.
ALAMEDA, Calf, Oct 25. up
Chances of the Alameda Coast
Guard against UCLA Friday night
at Los Angeles hinge on the recov-
cry Of GonZalvo Morales, ace pass
er and field general of the Sea Lions
who injured his leg in the Fourth
Air Force game week before last,
Coach ice Verducci said Wednes-
day.
Vertucci said Morales told him he
probably would be in shape for the
tussIe, along with tackle Bill Nc
Phartland.
BERKELEY, Calf. Oct. 25. CUP)
University of California Bears
have continued to show improve
ment in timing and are right on
-op fer their game with the Univer-
sity of Washington Huskies here
Saturday afternoon.
Coach Stub Allison explained that
The boys were somewhat rusty in
their contest with the Fleet City
Bluejackets last week since semes-
ter examinations had kept them
from the practice field all week be-
fore that game.
MORAGA, Calf. Oct. 25. up
Coach Lieutenant Jules Skies plan
ned WEDNESDAY to use the passing
of 13-year-old julius Davis against
the Fourth Air Force in Kezar Stad-
ium Sunday rather than try to
crack the experienced Filler line.
The ST. Mary's Pre-Flight coach
said his team was in Top physical
and mental condition for the scrap.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
=. Il. HAI

Alfafa. L. =. Ec = ard L. : No. =
lcafy, unccrtificated. $50. 1851 -: y. :
No. >. green ana l. S. Nc. =. S27OO- 30. =
Others unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25
L. A. CHAM

Los Angeles oet. -. ,Ur'
n. ! hard o. seft WnI-e wheat bulk,
26o-26 63: grading barley, is pounds. bulk.
:. - f.. 20 o., M. oats, - pounds,
bulk. 26O-2. 50; No. = yellow corn. bulk.
no offers; No. = milo, bulk. . - = =. 81 4
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-25

Keeps oil hormful foreign
matter from entering mo-
tor. Fits most cars. Good
for 10000 miles. l4776
and L498O......................
Evening star., 1944-10-26
MILL ENDS COTTONS

Originally 39c and 59c yd. 500 yards of
fast color, washable cotton in wide selection
of colors. Useful lengths for every need. 36
inches wide.
Goldenberg's-Wash Cottons-Man Floor
Evening star., 1944-10-26
E. \! G! Il: 4:

- y ~ S;3:I = ions
IA Orig. 1893 Knitting Bags 20
80 Orig. 39c-69c Accessories, including Covered
Hangers. Pin Cushions, Utility Bags, Laundry
Bags, Dress Shields, ETC. Sold "as is" Choice
l9c
AZ Orig. S5c Lady Fair Knitting Yarn-----67c
"a Orig. 2.9S-3.98 CretOnne Garment Bags -2.I9
IS Orig. 100 Bridge Table Covers
16 Orig. LOO Mahogany Finish Shoe Racks, 49c
49 Orig. 49c to Csc Oddments of Stationary,
including wall plaques, miniature pic
lures, horoscope figures, etc. Choice
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03
NOTICE OF RES ALE OF
REAL ESTATE.


Nur'N Carolina.
Vance County.
BY order of the Clerk Of Superior
Cu,Tt. an advanced rgd having been
placed ou The lands below described.
and under and bv virtue If power of
ale contained uu that certain deed
of trust executed by Henderson
Hotel COMPANY. dated December -.
1870. and recorded IN Book ~ az
page 30. and i'm 'ha, deed of tru.,
recorded in Book ~ ~ page $50. IN
iro Office ot the Register of Deeds
ui NJuc" County. North Carolina. the
undersigned surviving Trustee viii
offer tor resale al public auC'ion TO
the highest bidder for cash at the
Court House Door III Henderson. y.
C.. a, Noon on Monday. the First Day
Of May. 1914. III" property conveyed
IN said deed uI trust. the same lying
and being in the City ut Henderson
IN said County and State. and more
particularly described a. follows:
Beginning at point on William
Street ll2 II. from the center OF ihC
main track OF the Scaboard Air Line
Railway. measured al right angles in
Il Suuth"HStcylv direction from I;
point 78 r. NurthcaStCriy from tho
NorthcaStCrly end Of SCabOard Air
Lire Railways passenger station.
running thence in North"asicrly
direction parallel with said Main
track. along Williams Street dis
tauCc o! 97& e.: thence in a South
CaStCriv direction distance uf @3%
feet: thence in a Southwcstcrly di-
r2CtiOn 4 distance Of 1918 feet 10
the castCrly side Of a street: thence
in NorthWCStCrly direction. along
the caStCrlv side of said street dis
tancC Of 2li It.: thence in nOrthcr-
~ direction distance Of 2T2 feet
20 the point of beginning ON Williams
St containing 5000 of an acre. It
being tina, lot of land conveyed To- ID.
Y. Cooper ~ the Scabrard Mir Line
Railway by decd dated 23rd day oi
February. 1910. registered i'm Vance
County in Book -. page 10. to which
! decd. with the blue print attached
thereto. reference is hereby made
for further description of the lot of
| lard herein conveyed. This is the
Vance Hotel property.
Tho bidding will start at $50. 100 90.
ThC Trustee Is authorized 10 re-
uulrC = deposit bv tho successful bid
| der ul : percent of his bid. and 10 re-
| sell the said property at o'clock y.
! m. ON tho above date If tho successful
! bidder fails tO make said deposit
! promptly.
This 3ist dav Of March. 1914.
S. =. COOPER.
Surviving Trustee.
3-l0-l7-2i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03

High winds marked the passing Of
March. a prelude 10 the coming
storm Of campaign oratory?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03

II the postwar ncii"op,cr flies H.;
perfectly as forecast. we're going to
have . lot of jealous birds on ou.
hands
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03

SOY BEAN SEED Black Wilson"
Determination 9O';. Purity 98,;.
watkins Hardware Co. l-3t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03

FILMS DEVELOPED AND PRINT
cd -Cnlargemcnts madc and tinted.
Expert work and quick service.
Films for sale when available.
Bring your films 10 us for quick
service. HENDERSON BOOK co.
Established 1884 3l-tr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03

FARMERS-TRADE YOUR EGGS
for garden seed or credit on baby
chicks. 26c per dozen cash. Hen
dCrSon Hatchery. 23-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03

GROCERIES. FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for your
table. We deliver and save YOU
gas ard time. PhuHc I3g. ALWAYS
Ir"ay 10 serve you. Hcrber,'s Vel
lUw Front 25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03

CLIPPER PLOWS - REPAIRS -
Points. Wings, Slide. Bolts. Wat
kin, II rdarc Co. l-3t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03

KOREAN LESPEDEIA SEED
termination So. Purity oH,.
Watkins Hardware Co. ia,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03
WANT ADS
Get Results

GLEN ROGERS E1iQUETS, POCA-
hontaS washed nut, New River
Egg, VcSta Red Ash and high quail
ny Stoker and Splmt Goals. Call
BOP falNncr at ii. O. Falkner &.
Son. phone 26O. Ia,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03

Fbh SALE LARGE 6-TURE, CAR
mel model Air Line radio in A.,
condition. Phone lO57-W. 3-2,i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-03

DOM FORGET.
PROTECTION Plus DIVIDENDS ,,,,,
Prompt Claim service are what yn,,
Get when you buy Insurance From,
Gates Insurance Agency. Stricti,
Mutual. Save to-day the Alutun,
Way. Phone 800. Ip,t
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29
8cmtbcn > 2lneriff
tuarNc ecmtcGNct

Qonool1 Sin uncertainties sc.
idmacer bona6aroierte fiir3li6 Sen
ifppei3eriiden Grt 8bapingeit, on
Scr baoiifen @ren6e, bieB es in einent
omtlihen aommunique oes SftpetSer
Senoers.
Sic 0om6en 6eI16oigten ben oeut.
id)en gabnbof an Der @ren3e, einige
8a6rifen llnO einige SGllier, bieB es
in Dem geridt. Rad Sen borIiegenr
Den Melolmgen lit Elm 9eutid)er ge.
totet moroen, mdbreno bier Sfdnei5er
berlett mltroen.
Sn Dem &%omlnunique miro ultsge-
fiibrt, Dob 0aS lebte Don orei oits ie
adt 0oppelmotori9en 9purbern 6e.
itebenoe @eidypaoer oen Srt iiberflog
uno Grploiipitofie ohpori, tporanter
lid 20 Golltreffer mittlcrer ufr0
idmerer Bomber" befanoen.
3%haDingen liegt I'M &mlton Sdaff.
bauien, no iiA irii6er bereit3 Bonn.
boroierungen 0urd Srrtiiner ereig-
neten, fir sic 0ie gereinigten Stua-
ten nber cine gntidlaoigungsiumnle
be5a6lt 6aben.
Gin omerifaniider oiernotoriger
Bomber mltroe Don Sftpei5er 5lof
ii6er @iirlin3en, I'M &onton Norgall,
obgei6oiien beriftet oas aotnrmtrri,
one. 9l6t @eann Ser aebnfopfigen
8eiabung iprangen nit 5nllidirmer
ob, jeood) ertranf elmer BON linen in
ser Qar. 3rpei apuroen oIs 2eifpen
III Ser Maidine gefunoen. Die it6ers
lebett0en iioben limo interniert nor.
ben meI0et ole Sfnpeii.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29
Ncs 111crs
Nes beilbAlNiot

Oafimo. Mai6. II Cine 19j. Sell
lerin, @irginia Suep, piiroe fiir3li6
inter Ser geidaloiglrig Se5 Moroes
erIien @ro0 felt8ebolten nadoem
tie ~geitanoen bate, ipie Staatsanpalt
2opo @ie5l mitteilte, einen 5idbrigen
8irQiI ugutih" 2angleD,
nit elmer @einflaid)e erihlnBen Bate.
Die 2eide lrlroe am %. Nobem-
Der III Ser @ohuum3 Ser Soep in
@ni6y gefumoen. Gie Ser
haftlung erfofgte in Eortlan0. Ore.
asllnerin ioil geitanSen .boben,
Dab lie fbre @obmlng nad einem
lrinfaclage iallb3r mahte, ais oas
ainO er1p1hte ms nidJt mie0er 5lt
gett gehan polite. Gorauf babe lie
SH Seroen n~icoerholt nit elmer
@eirilaife ia5er SEN aopf geIdlagcn,
bis er tnt mar.
Sd peiB nid)t, mes6ol6 id es
iaJte Die &.ancrin. SD Bate
g itdl~ lern.~ Ter Slm1e mar ihr
iur Bflsae ii6erge6ai morSen. nod
Dem oie Gstern lid getrennt batten.
ISraa @race 2angleu apobnt III Mall.
lan. Soa6o.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29
5rans OelpeIitie
tDirN fritiiiert

Mosfau - Ger STREET alm 9eIfon.
3eKionen in Sra1t apuroe geitern bon
Sem Sonnet : Mogo5in 0&rieg utlb
Bic arbeiterftaiie~ apie5er All Die Sef4
fentlidfeit ge5errt, oaS iid barber
beidnperte, Dab ,,0ie r~eaftionare Gil
que3in Eeberan" Ole Souietllnion Be
nddteilige.
Ole Smpieluilorl spiinidt Der
S~GinhlItrte IN Sroit sit belfeng" 9ieB
Is in 6eu ArtffeI, nurO iGsnieoet
feline Ratife gege1 oeren ~natipnaIea
Hna6bansigfeit.
9ns 1eIeb oa8 in lnge4pobnlidler
Gle am 2. De5ember in Sran erlaiIeH
-piirSe, gnoltdh llnferbanaIun9en
iJber 9eIfonaeiiionen nit. frernoell
W16ten berboten feien, iagte 9aS
Wo9o5in, lei aus ualaItereH Motipen
eHtitanoen.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29
G@M5 ulN@t
NOr16ld9c

At5au - G2a5 sic bapaffuete
@at. Der gr;edyiihen 2urfen, bot.
uie osrluutct, einen ueuen 6rieOeus-
ooridlCN oou 0rei Eluften an @ene.
rallMiiiont n. ~. Scubie obqeionOt,
c5ar Sic atnoipbdre in Ntben mar
uo6 mte Dor aeiponnt, ais @eneral
NapoIeon 3eroos, Scr Gbef ser redts
orientierten GG@S, beridtetc, ouB
10000 bis 10000 @onn G9a5.
Iruppen in iein @ebiet in @piruS
einJe0rulWen ieien.
Ger neIle @o'Fenitiu ltanSs @or.
id)l1I Der @24S itebt oent 8erneb.
men ndf in @iufIolg nit Ben Soroe.
rlngan pon Scobie, oes britii6en
RommonoeurS in @~riedyenIono, ser
@ntnarfnl1n9 uno &iid5lIg SerG2aS-
Streitfrdfte oltS atben ano gang ut
itca oerlangt tat.
GIos fiigte iih oieien 6oroerutgen
a5er, mie man erfabrt, MIR inter Der
Soral&iaeuug, SAP oleid5eitig cine
nele &e5iernn1 gcbitoet lper0e.
Die 46ienoung Ser nelten GENE.
%prihIGge muroe berihtet, tlnhoeln
Faftiit idon olle Spfinirg oitigege-
cen por0en mar, Dob ser frittihe
polttiidie Gisput nod Dor @eibnad)-
ten tereiniet per0en fonne. Gs 1T
l.tsae1u,B, Oh oie britiife uno oie grie-
dliid,f &egiermg Ole ieiren gorihId-
sc els 8erbanotingsbaiiS Gf5eptiereh
melasn. Scobie bot Ole @nttpoff-
FiIfa1 Ser @9aS ais 8orousiesune
fiiH'fissr Berhanolunsen perIargt
eine 6orcsrunl, Ole pom G2ag abgs-
lahnt eDoroen lit.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-29
&eiM ,,Qns
pom &eih"

Stodholm SSr etner @rorte.
RUM ser 3ufilnft 0eutidIanos
ltrei5t Die bieiiae 3eitung u@rprei-
len oaB oes nod urtbefannt 1T, mas
sic aaiierten nof ocnt 9rie9 nit
IeutIflono oorbaben. Cine 9riiuo-
Iife @r%cnsreoiiion lpiro abcr unoer.
neiobar Ietn." idreibt 9us 8Ioti.
aGaer @abrideirlitfcit nod per-
sen SeiIe BON GftpreuBen uno SdIe-
lien polniIh tperoen, tp6brero oos
RbeinIaro elmer internotionnlen
aontroQe ~unterIteIt lueroen miro.
Gle 1ran5oien iino fllM aeHlls, oit-
lid 6es &betn3 feinerIei anipriihe
I'll erbeben, uno nah 5ieien @reu5-
forreftllre4i iorpie llaA ser @isOer-
berIteIltng Seiterreits tto Der
acknowledgements pirb 9eutidInnO
all iit notwithstanding iutaft bleibeu.
Die aajierten mer6en ober per1nllt-
LID oanoh Itreber. bic Riidtebr Oes
8eifes 5i einer oe5cntraIiiterter
8un3esperfoiiuns gu forSern, in De-
rFn Robrnen Die often gumDesitoe-
TEN groBeren GinfIuB bubeu ruiireet..
o8ei bieiem nnterFauaeu tperoen
bic Slniierte1 liher BEL iolden tpeit.
iidtiqeren oeutiden &reifen Ser
Itan0nis Iigtoerb Ole inatpiifen pie
8efabr erfanat BADEN. Die fir
0eutidlamS ieIbit nno fir Die gauae
@eit in Ser Reorganization polfti-
fdJer Wadt III 8erlin lieat,@ fdbrt
oos idfpeoiide glntt tort. t1AuG
Elm fatbu[iiher iiiosautiter 5taat,
a0aig bonn gegenmdrtt9en oeuti6en
Reidl abgetrennt, fonnte tbeoretiih
ais cine @0gliAfeit in Srage fon-
men, aber es lit 8tpeifeGboft, oh cine
mirflide sos pom 8eih BetpegunJ
III irgenotpelhen Oeutlden @ruppen
ieIbit anffang fihoen fpiiroe.