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The sub., 1944-05-11

eral previous issues of The Sub, but didn't have much to say and I haven't much now. How ever, my fellow columnists appear to do a lot of reportorial shooting with wee bit of ammunition, so why can't I?
 There isn't much cooking at the Heating Plant at this time, except that Tom Moran is back after a period of being under the weath- CT; and anybody caught under such weather as we are. having at this writing may be pardoned for being that way MT. Moran has lost some weight, but none of his popularity. His sense of humor is intact and his entertaining ability unimpaired. Tally-ho Moranl
 MT. Collins, too. after conquer ing a bad cold is again caressing the em5ers very effectively, as also is Carl Kress of long exper- fence. On the second shift. not long since, Herb Lewis had a turn un- der the care of saw-boneS, but who would think it to look at him now?
 And now to glance in at another department, the Maintenance Pipe Filters Jake Roth, after being hospitalized in Boston with bad leg, is back to work. But while his leg was bad. his judgment was good; as it is alleged that he made several successful hirtations with the ponies, who merrily handed him the goods, sc report has 1t Congratulations, Jake.
 And, oh, by the way, has any, body seen "Plunger Derry? How is he doing, and where, and whom? Any news pertaining to the "Plun- ger" will be appreciated for the next issue.
 The other day a man was O. served in the Pipefitters Dept. so encircled and obscured by cloud of dust that nobody could tell who he was. After much peering and wondering on the part of the on lockers. the cloud of dust thinned enough to disclose the familiar form of Emery Blake, otherwise sometimes known as Edison, the Second" with his be- lovery emery cloth, doing a smart act in jigtime on the Pipefitters gadgets and stuff Excuse me now, I have a date 'tother end of town.
 'Elbo Grease" again. Honest, we're pretty we'll greased up with Elbo Grease acquisitions over here. Still, every time they are brought over by feminine charmers, such as have been selected to bear them heretofore, why do it again, MT. C. and more power to you!
 In closing. all hats off to our very newest and latest mail girl, Mary Lou Reed. She bears the letters in, and away, with a grace that simply entrances a sizeable coterie of male admirers; some of whom are fishermen, some fire men, and others just oil room em- ployeeS. Well, We'll!
The sub., 1944-05-11
Heating Plant
By R. Gilbert Gardner

Sorry to have missed out in sev- eral previous issues of The Sub, but didn't have much to say and I haven't much now. How ever, my fellow columnists appear to do a lot of reportorial shooting with a wee bit of ammunition, so why can't I?
The sub., 1944-05-11

BLUE DENIM SHOP APRONS 5Qc You'll find yourself slipping this apron your clothes when you're ssng ot home inc garden we'll as at fhe shop
 The sturdy blue denim gives good protection Three handy pockets
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28

The service took place before the
fireplace which was decorated with
a cluster Of bells, a star and a vii
lage scene on the mantle. A
Christmas tree stood beside the fire
place.
For the wedding. the bride chose
a pale pink. semi-formal gown. hight
orchid veil and corsage Of orchids.
Her attendant was Theresa Werchak
OF Wyandotte. Best man was Chris
H. Redmond, P. o. &c Of Chase
Field. Beeville. Texas, a brother of
the bridegroom. He recently re-
turned to the States after spending
d months in the South west Pacific
with the Naval Air corps.
Following the ceremony which
was attended by members of the i'm
mediate families, a turkey dinner
was served.
This was the first time that the
Redmond brothers, sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Redmond of River Rouge,
had been reunited In nearly four
years. Lane. who has been with the
Maritime service for. four years. is
now home on leave and will report
in ten days at San Francisco. Calf
1rnia for further duty Albert, also
OF the Merchant Marine. Is on leave
following duty in the Pacific. Leon
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28
Personal

Pvt. and Mrs. William Lubaway
of Dearborn, spent Christmas with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Lubaway, Of Poplar Court. Pvt
Lubaway will return to Camp Rob-
erts, Calf, January 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Beard, OF
22nd ST., entertained Mr.. and Mrs
D. E. MCGUIRE and daughter, Betty
Of Dearborn, for Christmas dinner
Mrs. RObt. Wilson, of Ash street
is visiting her son, Robert Jr., at
Fort Meyer, Fla, over the Christmas
holidays.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28
Ernie Pyle
Continued from page FOUR

continued from page FOUR
CAMP WITHOUT MODERN
CONVENIENCE
The nearest town Is two miles
away, and most of them have to
walk. BY the time they get supper
and are ready to start it Is 8 o'clock.
They have to be back by IL.
They have only chilly water to
wash and shave in, standing at an
outdoor trough. They use an outdoor
latrine. There is no possible way
for them to take a bath.
True, the army Is building con-
crete -floored barracks huts for them.
out Of composition material, as fast
as 1t can. But labor is scarce, and
work goes slowly. There are too
many other important matters on
hand to bother much about comforts
of home.
n they'd take a few of us off
unloading, We could throw I'D these
barracks ourselves" one of the boys
said
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28

Members of the Westminster Eel
lowship Of the First Presbyterian
church attended the snow party
given by the Westminster Fellow
ship OF the Detroit Presbytery al
Worthwhile, Wednesday.
Attending were Margaret. Eddie
Marguerite Bolinsky, Doris Shurmur
Marjorie Murphy, Eva Mae Cooper
Donna Jean Badgley, Mary Kuthy
Mrs. Warren E. Hall.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28
Hostess to Bridge Club

Mrs. Leroy Hall, of Maple, was
hostess Thursday evening to her
bridge club. The house was dec
Grated for the Christmas season,
and gifts were exchanged. Those
present were Mrs. Charles Simms,
Mrs Walter Law, Mrs. E. c. Hoff-
helms, Mrs. Burt Ling, Mrs. william
Stark, Mrs. K. B. Hamer and the
hostess. Mrs. Hoffheins won the
first prize and Mrs. Hamer, the
second prize.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28

AIC and Mrs. Leonard Helms and
daughters, Diane, are visiting Mr..
Helms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Helms, 1924 Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. e. Nelthorpe were
hosts at . family dinner party,
Monday, at their home, BIS Van
Alstyne boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry c. Soper, 2O4
Bennett street, announce the birth
of a son, Berry Collins, Jr., at the
Wyandotte General hospital De-
cember %.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony PruszynsH
of Fifth street announce the birth
of a son. The infant was born
Tuesday, December 10 in the Wyan-
dotte General hospital. Mrs. Prus-
zynSh is the former Ann Tomich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Figley and
sons, Douglas, Billy and Gerald, Of
Melrose Park, Ill, spent Christmas
with Mrs. Figley's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. K. B. Hamer, of Biddle Ave,
and other relatives here.
Miss Andrea Bartholomew of Bid
die, spent Christmas week end with
her parents in Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28
Chit Chat Pedro
Club Has Partv

The Chit Chat Pedro club met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Alice Bobbs, Lindbergh avenue for
a Christmas party. Gifts were ex-
changed and cards were played.
Winners were: Mrs. Grace Cowie,
first; Mrs. Emma Lange, second:
Mrs. Nora Shelata, third. Mrs. Mary
Cook, fourth; Mrs. Olga Gibbs, spe-
cial and Mrs. Dorothy Brown, low.
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Lange, 845 Eighth
street, Wednesday, January 3.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28
Sends Card

A CHRISTMAS CARD sent by
V-Mail and addressed ITO All The
People Of wyandotte" has arrived
at the offices of the News Herald.
Elton Manthey W.T. &c was the
thoughtful sender. He is now serv-
ing in the South Pacific.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28
Here From ST. Louis

Mary O'Connell Of st. Louis, Mo-,
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Leo Ca
halan and Julia O'Connell of 3037
Van Alstyne boulevard.
Mrs. Louis Bigler will honor Miss
O'Connell this evening. Her guests
will be Mrs. Bernard Mahalak, Mrs.
Mark Nestor, Mrs. Leo Catalan,
Misses Florence Gartner, Isabelle
Hoersch, Marian Catalan, Catherine
Catalan and Julia OConnell.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28
GOLDEN CIRCLE CLASS


Mr.. and Mrs. William Adrian, 1877
Clark street. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Helen Mar
garet, to Franklin j. Cramer, son
of Mr. and Mrs. F. Cramer of New
Boston.
Mr.. Cramer is with the Merchant
Marine. No wedding date has been
named.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28
Organizations

Meeting at st. Patrick school hall,
last Wednesday, Immaculate Heart
Circle 279, Daughters Of Isabella,
held Christmas party and ex-
change Of gifts. Table prizes were
awarded to the winners at cards
and refreshments were served. All
members Joined in the singing Of
Christmas carols.
The regular monthly business
meeting will be held Wednesday,
January at p. m. in st. Patrick
school hall.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28
MARINE CORPS
LEAGUE AUXILIARY

Mrs. D. G. Hulse, SO Orchard
street, River Rouge, was the winner
Of the handmade afghan ratified off
by the Down River Marine Corps
League Auxiliary on December 20.
The afghan was made by Mrs. Philip
McIlvenna of Wyandotte and is the
second she has made for the aux
Hilary to rattle off.
The next regular meeting will be
held on January at the clubrooms
in Wyandotte.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28
Announce ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Adrian
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Ruth Irene, to Donald
Jones, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Jones
OF New London, Conn. No wedding
date has been set.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28
Church
Societies
SUNSHINE GROUP

SUNSHINE GROUP
About Is members and guests of
the Sunshine Group of the First
Methodist church, met last Wednes-
day at the home Of Mrs. Howard
Beard, 23rd street, for their regular
meeting and Christmas party. Des-
sert lunch was served, after which
Mrs. Harry Taylor gave the history
and origin Of Christmas carols and
sang several accompanied by Mrs.
Harry Ward. There was also an
exchange of gifts.
GOLDEN CIRCLE CLASS
The Golden Circle Glass of the
First Methodist church held their
annual Christmas party in the
church parlors on Monday evening.
About IS members and guests en-
joyed a pot luck dinner at p. m,
which was followed by a short bus
iness meeting and program. Mrs.
Ward Reed gave an interesting read
ing depicting the origin Of customs
and practices Of Christmas. There
was an exchange Of gifts.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28

ard, who recently entered the U. 8.
Marine corps, is now awaiting as
signment for active service.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28

SGT. ARTHUR LEAR, USING, on
convalescent leave from Oakland
Naval hospital, Oakland, California,
is visiting his brother, Paul Cor :
nell. l08 Goddard road.
Sgt. Lear has been in service more
than three and q half years and
spent AZ months in the Southwest
Pacific. He was wounded in action
at Cape Gloucester December 80,
1913 and has been hoSpitalized since
that time. This Is his first fur
Tough.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28

Christianity is not a theory or
speculation. but life: not a phil
osophy Of life, but life and a liv-
ing process. -Coleridge
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28
Service Parade
Is Commissioned

FORT BENNING, GA. (SpeciaD-
Stanley Bazydlo, Jr., was comis-
stoned second lieutenant In the
Army Of the United States Deem
Der 20 upon successful completion
of the Officer Candidate course at
the Infantry school, Fort Benning.
1t. Bazydlo is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Bazydlo, 1903 Eleventh
street.
The new officer was indicted into
the Army on March 81, 1941 and
served with the parachute troops
before going to Officer Candidate
school four months ago. He held the
rank Of Staff Sergeant before being
commissioned. 1t. BaZdlo Is a
graduate Of Roosevelt high school.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28
Crosse lie Home Is Scene
OF Christmas Eve Weddinu

In Christmas eve ceremony performed at the home of
Mrs Bruno F. DARN of Crosse e Patricia Owens daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs Michael Owens formerly of Wyandotte
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28

ORVIILE q HOMEISTER was
commissioned as an Ensign in the
q. 8. Navy at graduation ceremon-
les held last Wednesday at the u.
8. Naval Academy at Annapolis,
Maryland. He is now attending the
Cornell University.
His new address is: Ensign o. E.
Homeister, USNR, Room A2-1l, Sage
Hall. Cornell University, Ithaca, New
York.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28
Spends Furloush Here

SpendS Furf0ugh Here
PVT. VIM. LUBAWAY, Camp
Roberts, Calf, is spending a part
OF his 20-day furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Luba-
way, Of Poplar CT.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28
Acid Indigestion
Relieved in 5 minutes or
douhle xour moneY hack

Whsn excess stomach acid causes painful. suhoest
Ing PAS sour stomach and heartburn doctors usually
prescribe the fastest acting medicines knosn for
sympto0sfic rslief-msdIenes iks those In Bell ans
Tablsts No laxative Bell -ans brings comfort In Q
my OF double your money back on return OF bottle
% %. - q ell druggista.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28
Here on Furlough

AVIATION CADET LEONARD
HELMS. on a ten-day furlough from
Bryan, Texas. Is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Helms, 1924
Eighth street. He was accompanied
here by Mrs. Helms and their daugh-
ter, Diane.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-28
Has New Address

Has New Address
THE NEW ADDRESS of Private
Terrence B. O,Neir, 369l74o5, is:
q. s. Infantry, Co. D, 81 Bn. 3 Plat.
Camp Walters, Texas.
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1ritgel-

3u unierer an oteier 5teI1e Dor ct,
liben 8o6en beroffentli6ten uBrii-
gel=slntbologie' bat Elm eifriger 2eier
nod folgen0es bin3ugefiiet:
Ser S6neioer miro berfamii0lt,
Ser 5drber miro berbl4ut,
Ser Aitbmattfer miro abgepufft,
Ser Bbiloiopb friegt einen Dent
5ettel,
Ser S6uiter miro berle0ert,
Ser oumme Sunge miro bertpnti9t,
Ser Spalter miro abgefeilt,
Ser 3igarrenma6er miro bertobaft,
Ser @ieltreiber frie9t BEN 8n6el
gegerbt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-01
SerrDrtiten in SalGitina

SerrDrttten TT RalG1ttna
9ie 5um ni6t geringen Cell our9
cine miBgeleitete engli16e Bolitif in
Balaitina felt Sabren berri6enoe l1n-
rube uno Die beltGnoigen &eibereien
5Diiden Irabern uno SSu6en broben,
oas 2ano in einen 8iirgerfrieg 5l&
itiir5en. Siioilde Gerroriiten tpuroen
in 2on0on beiduloigt, ,,oem Seinoe
81 belfen", uno brett Die &riegson>
itrengung @roBbritanniens, oie cine
10 bitale Goae I'M Sample gegen Sit
ler ipielt, gu bebinoern.
0ieie Inflage pur6e in einem
&ommuniqlte erboben, oas bon S. 8.
IS. Sbop, Dem omtierenoen Setter oer
palaitineniii6en gtegterung, uno bon
General Sir Bernard Baget, Dem
Sbertommanoierenoen oer Streit=
trafte i'm Wtittleren Often, auseegeben
puroe. @s folgte un1nittelbar ouf oie
grtlGrung oes &olonialn1iniIters Oil
Der StanleD i'm unterbauie, OaB Die
iiingIten terroriitii6en lusi6reitun=
gen in Balaitina Die &riegsanItren-
gung Ser 8ereinigten Notionen ,,ernIt-
lid bebtnoern" uno Der iioil9en 60
DIE ibaoen,
OaS &omm1nique erfldrte, Off
51ere uno MannI6aften oes britt l6en
Si6erbeits0ienltes leien faltbliitig er=
moroet moroen. ul1n 1ni6uloige Yoiian=
ten, fubr es fort, ,iino getotet NOR
Den, 9egierungsgebauoe i'm 8erte bon
Saulenoen bon 8funoen itno ourd
@rploitonen uno 8rdnbe berni9tet
morOen. Gin gliidli6eripeiie erfolglos
gebliebener 8erlub, ben 8ertreter 5r.
Maielttd in einem Sinterbalte 5u er-
moroen lit genta6t poroen."
Sbam uno Baget perurteilen Die
8erbre6er in Balaitina als Selfer
oes Seinoes uno for6erten Die iiibi>
ide @emeini6aft in Balditina als
@an5es auf uoen &raften oes @eiet>
5es uno Der Sronung babel 5u BEL
fen> oieies llebel in unierer Weitte aus-
5umer5en."
Ser fonierbatibe l1nterbausabge>
oronete Carl @itberton erfldrte, er
babe Snformationen, bab beioe Seiten
IN Palaitina, Iraber uno Suoen, it6
auf ben 8iirgerfriee oorbereiten, tuenn
Der &rieg poriiber lit.
IT T T
Cine muberne 9egen- nnb @eiiter.
geididte -
l1nler bod5ipiliiiertes, erleu6tetes
Sabrbunoert, oas 10 germ Die geaie
riimpft iiber Dos ufinltere Weittel.
alter', fann au9 ieinen Seren- uno
@eiltermabn ni9t losneroen. -
60 miro aus Scrapfaggot @ree.1,
england, folgenoe gruielige @eididte
beridtet: "eine Der sruielisiten Ses
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-01
pbio 8aiieafrea,tb

SSn 8eIgien uno SoI(ano fbeineu
Die itaatli6en 4unition1mlungen ni6t
tpeitgebeno gelitten alt baben. 0o6
iiber BEN 3uitano Der &unitnerfe uno
bfitorti6en 8auten in 26noern oItli6
bon 9eutidlon6 IdBt it6 iett nod
ni6ts borausIngen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-01

Das ebelite Metal, oas @olo, Der-
uneoelt am meiiten bie es i'm lleber.
fluB beiisen ober obne Mab iino 3iel
barnah Ie6aen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-01

i lIumHtI, f1d00em Ole GtnDobrter 0tes
lies fletnen Srtes In @iier in oos
Grab elmer Srau etnen neuen 9fobI
eingetrieben boben, unt ibren b6feh
8eiit 5u bonnen, Der oen S6laf oes
Oorf6ens beunrubtgte. 0te sSrou
tpar bor 5tpei Sabrbun6erten ols Sere
berbrannt tporoen.
Irtbur Spfes> Elm Mitglieo 6es
Ortsboritanoes, teiIte iiber oos Eele.
pbon no6 2onoon nit, pie er uno
iteben Na6barn ben groBen Selsblof
auf oas @rab Der 9ere 5uriidronten,
10 oab ,,tpir gum eritenmal na9 LAM
ger 3eit tpieoer ridtie idlafen fonn.
ten."
SDtes lagte ettpas berargert: sd
bin ein praftil9er Weni6, oo9 bier
baben itd Elm Soufen merftpiiroiger
0inge 5ugetragen.'
0ieie ,,merfpiirotgen Oinge" be-
gannen nadoem cine 8egebaumai6is
ne cine 5traBe ertpeitert batte, 10 oaB
lie bon itarfabr5eugen benutt
meroen fonnte. Oabei tpur6e Ser
6elsblod our 5eite gei6oben, ser ieit
@eneratlonen auf Dem @rabe 0er Se+
re gelegen bate.
g8as fir merftpitroige Oinge tparen
oenn Dor ii6 gegangen? >uur6e Sp>
fes gefrogt.
u9lues mogli6e'', onttportete er.
~Oie &ir6engloden fingen Inn Weit.
terna6t an 5u lauten. Sdafe liefen
aus um5dunten Seloern fort, 6ie tel
ne Nusgange batten. Siibner ber>
idmunoen. 9ie &irdenglode ging
5tpei Stunoen nad, uno 6as lit fdon
felt Menl6engeoenfen nt6t mebr ser
San getueien. @eeenltan6e fingen at,
it6 in elmer obiolut ltnnloien 8eiie
5lt bepegen.'
@inige 8epobner begannen it6 0es
finitio 3u Gngltigen un6 tp1noerten
ii6, mas pobl na6itens paiiieren Mir
&C. sic be16loiien 6aber, Sarrp Brice
5u befrogen, Der Elm 8ud iiber ,,@ei"
iter" gel6rieben bat.
Brice, iagte 5pfes, gob ibneu An.
Deiiungen, Inn Die Seele oieIer 9ere
pieoer 5u berubigen. Den &elt taten
Die Oorfler uno maBen auf 0en Bon
genau oaS Grab aus, um gan5 it6er
81 lein, ebe lie BEN Bfabl bineintrie~
ben uno oen 5elsblod 5uriifro0ten.
Limb oergeiien Sic ni6t", fiiste
Spfes bin5u, ,oaB i'd Elm prattii6er
Wenid bin, aber mas 51 piel lit, oas
tit 81 oiel."
,@rleu6tet oas Sabrbunoert it,
Ser @iel Strob uno Diiteln friBt."
t # t
Wpsfau gretft ben Yapft an
Ser booenlos unberlddmten, 1tnee'
re6ten anflage elmer Mosfauer Ir'
beiter5eitung, tpelde ben BapIt an'
flagte, er beeiinitise oen Sai6ismus
Sitler'i6er Bragung, tritt ote ~Gatb'
olic Netps" entgegen nit BEN 8orten:
,,@s lit Der @ipfel Der Dummbeit, ia
'l1nberi i6antbeit, 6ie Stride nit oem
Sitlerismus gu perbinoen gu iu9en."
MGe 8elt tpeiB, oaB niemano beftiger
gegen Sitler uno ben Na5ismus prote-
Itiert bat> als 8apit Bius oer 3molfte
,,1S Sio fnthnIiShe,1 NfShGfe IpufSrf1.
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NQnQA nnA alien G)qH

Seilgfeit' beiBt es tpeiter in Dem er5=
biI9ofliben 8riefe, lift fir midi bic
fortgeiebte IebenstrGftige Demoni nitra-
tion oes tpabren Miliionsgeiltes in Ser
gan5en @elt. Trob Ser &onflifte 6es
&rieges, troy militarii6er 8eiebuna
trob grilierung bon einigen Seloern,
gebt Die Mi1lionsarbeit in aIten MiI=
itonen tpeiter un6 tpenoet ii6 neuen
6eloern 5u.
t T t
Oas Sos enrppatider &nnitidGte
Sbidon Die Na3igr0Ben in foIt al
len 2an0ern @uropos un3Gblige bo6=
pertige uno unerlebli6e &unitgegen=
itanoe auer art geltoblen boben, bat,
tpie Srancis s. Eaplor, Dtrettor 6es
gtetp Oorfer metropolitan WluIeums
no6 &onferen3en in 2onoon iiber oie
&iiderltattung geitoblener &unitperfe
feltiteat, Oie europail6e &unit tpeit
weniger 5do6en gelitten, als man gu
boffen Dagte.
giele beriibmte &unitiammlungen
in 5rantrei6 unO Stolien itno ufo1t
gan3lid intatt' nur England bot aus
ge0ebnten 56aben an 8abr5ei6en,
Wtuleen uno 8ibliotbefen our6 oen
2uftblit un0 9iobotbomben genommen,
erfl1rte er.
SaDlor fiibrte aus, oaB 1000 FL
ltoril6e engliibe &ir6en eidGbigt
unO $500 5erltort ieien. Die am
i6limmiten mitgenommene &otbeoras
le in england lit Die beriibnte Gatbe-
0rale bon @reter, Sic als zines Der
I90nlten 8eilpiele Der mittelalterli=
6en englii6en @otbit gilt. Gae 9ro-
ZEN &irden Gbriitopber 8rens in
2on0on ltno l6per bei6aotgt, un6 fa1t
ale Der tpunoerbolIen 9ol5l6nibereien
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Sabrbunoert ltnO Oerloren gegongen.
Oie Irbeitsbibliotbefen in 2onoon
1tn0 falt ourbmeg total Derni9tet,
0od maren oie leltenen IuSgaben fir
&riegSoauer an ii9ere Yl6se gebra6t
uno tpuroen 10 gerettet, beri6tete
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oe aus Dem 19. uno 19. Sabrbunoert
baben i9peren S6aoen erlitten. Das
gleide gilt bon BEN 8ibliotbeten fir
&unit uno Arddologie.
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oas Balois De luxembourg, mo- Die
2ufttpaffe ibr Sauptquartier batte
un6 oas baber Elm ntilitaril6es 3iel
mar, lit bei9dbigt. Ser 2oupre uno
Die neiiten ieiner 70 9epots entgin-
gen Dem S6aben uno itno nun in al
liierter Sano.
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Tor Die pribaten &unltiammlungen in
6rantrei6 tpeiblid ausgepliinoert. go
tpuroen Die tpeltberiibn1ten &otbidilo-
Sammlungen an @emaloen, Sfulp-
turen uno 8iibern ooaltdnoig ge-
raubt.
Rom lit Bis auf Die Stride Gan
2oren3o unberiibrt geblieben, Die gfe=
paraturen an oieiem 8aumerf iino fait
pouenoet. sSSn Gloren5 iino bic ein5el-
men &unlttperfe na6 8eribten unbers
iebrt, tpenn audi biltorilbe 8autperfe
mo 8riiden qelprengt tpuroen.