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Parkway
Continued from Page One)

would have expedited the con-
demnation case is matter OF
conjecture, since a special panel
Of 10 jurors recently drawn
~ above the usual numbers
now practically exhausted and
only 10 jurors have been APP
proved. Has Judge George APP
peared Thursday, il is highly
proba bic the court would have
run out OF jurors before the ad-
ditional six had been approved.
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Wounded
Continued from Page One)

into the drive and Corp. Henry
Urban Of Patton, Pa, delivered
the first men.
The Germans we're beginning
10 pitch stuff back and some
fell near us but not close enough
To bother us. Urban said. p.
! never saw such barrage IN
my life. and I've seen three MA
jor battles.
spent almost all the rest Of
the night in the operating room
where four surgical teams work
ed simultaneously, and IN the
shock wards where the incoming
casualties were prepared for OPP
Grafton.
Most Of the casualties were
quiet but cheerful One boy
from Abilene, Tex, had been
shot through the arm by snip
er. He said, but ! fixed him.
He'll never shoot at any body
again. | dropped a grenade
right on him.
FOE SURPRISED
Most Of the men had the same
tale to tell. AT zero hour they
knicked off and started 10 adj
vance. Many had blackehed
faces with special camouilaGe
cream 10 guard against the
glare.
The men said they advanced
at crouch. They said the Ger
mans apparently were taken by
surprise as it was sometime be
fore the counterfire began to
take effect and our casualties be
gan TO grow.
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Col. McNickle
Continued from Page One)

NNOntinucu iioH age OHcJ
Previously, Mel had been in
England seven months before
Pearl Harbor as technical adj
wiser 10 the military attache' S
staff of the u. S. Embassy.
Marvin's capture by the Ger
mans was the first startling eX-
ception in the parallel careers
OF the two identical twins. From
childhood up TO military train
ing days their records mirror
cd each other.
They graduated from high
school and advance training
together; were commissioned
second lleutenants, and promot-
ed to first lieutenants together,
and when the double-or-noth-
ing strain seemed broken after
one made a forced parachute
lump. sure enough the other
was forced 10 jump a week
later. One even followed the
other with an appendectomy
operation,
PERSONAL INTEREST
SO for the relief of his twin
brother, as we'll as in comrade
ship with the brother who was
killed, Col. Marvin McNickle
plans 10 do some very serious
war planning in the Pentagon
Building. Washington.
He frankly admits he was
disappointed TO be taken from
combat work TO desk job, but
like a good soldier, takes or
ders, Incidentally, one could not
ask TO survey a man more COM
placent mentally and more fit
physically than "MarVe' Nc
Nickle. After some l8 months Of
constant combat work, lnclud-
ing several Of the hottest
spots of the European war -
like Corsica where Allied fight
erS found themselves practical
~ in the middle of the enemy's
territory without support = Nc
Nlckle is less nervous, more
confident and expresses more
steady reliance than the aver
age war worried business man.
Col. McNickle firmly but
good-naturedly declined TO talk
about war experiences to his
interviewer at the Medea Hotel
today and he threw up his
hands al the suggestion that he
reveal the number of "notches
on the barrels of his hot machine
guns, or any other heroic
stuff"
RIBBONS TELL STORY
But he couldn't hide the rib
bons on his tunic:
First 10 catch the eve is an
attractive pink ribbon with a
gold star on ii - the Croix De
Guerre with Gold Star (topmost
Croix De Guerre award given
him by the Free French Gov
eminent for Corsica"
Next is the Distinguished Fly
ing Cross, awarded by the Brit
ish Government - for some
thing | can't tell you about"
Next the American D. F. c.,
the Air Medal, the North Afri-
can Campaign ribbon and the
American Defense ribbon.
Marvin is little ahead of
Melvin on ribbons, but il we
know the twins, Marve will
probably share half the ribbons
with Mel when the Big Scrap S
over.
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WITH THE ZIG n I II

WITH THE ZIG n T II
ARMY IN ITALY, May IL -
(2:l8 p. NJ. 8:l8 p. NJ,
Eastern War Time) - up -
The great new battle at the
Gustav Line appeared to be
going favorably in its first
stages this Afternoon. Polish,
Indian and British troops fol-
lowed last nights tremend-
Gus opening barrage with a
ground attack on German
Notifications never equalled
in previous smashes at the
line.
las Amazon declared. The Carl
is a small stream four TO five
miles south Of Casino. running
between the Rapldo and Lirl
Rivers.
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Attack
Continued from Page One)

NNVIftfHuVu f'Vf1 "BV V"o7
Rapido and Carl Rivers early
today. pressing on toward first
detectives in the Gustav line, a
front dispatch from Canadian
Press War Correspondent Doug
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31

All titles, both his and hers, he
contended, should be stricken from
the court record; they had no place
there, because he already had aban-
doned his-on becoming a natural
lied citizen of this country.
On taking American citizenship, he
really had-as he claimed -forsworn
his title. However he had pulled a
fast one by having the word Prince
legally incorporated in his name, as
an integral part OF it,
Thus, after naturalization, his mon
iker. remained the same as it had
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31

to a lot of people, who had been
greeting him in what tn ey h a d
thought TO be very formal and cor
rect manner. Actually, without know
ing II, they had been as foiksy as the
taxi driver who calls you Mac.
Compared with Lucy's, however, all
other shocks paled into insignificance.
Nor did the courts final decision do
much TO soothe her. The surgery
succeeded. She got all she had asked
for: both her divorce and the right
10 20 on using her husbands name.
But without the much coveted
title these victories were as dust.
In the light Of Vladimir's revela-
tions, il appeared that all the time
she had been referring TO herself as
Princess Vladimir Eristavi.Tchitcher-
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31


the court 10 let her resume one OF her
wide collection of other names, or tb)
gets married once more.
After her double-header divorce
from Magraw and marriage 10 Vladi-
mir, Lucy went around personally
informing society editors, tradespeo-
pie and such of her elevation in rank.
Apparently she was not bothered
when the Russian Nobility Associa-
ton refused To- credit her husbands
title as a Prince-on the ground that
it wasn't much good.
Vladimir quoted documents 10
prove that his mother, a Princess
in her own right. had invested him
with his princely handle, and Lucy
announced:
MY husband is descended from st.
George-who killed the dragon-ax
from Cicero. He is also the descerA
ant Of four Kings and was born under
the sign of Libra"
Granting that IL would take four
aces or a royal flush 10 beat that
pedigree, ii still doesn't make Lucy
anything but Mrs. Prince Vladimir
stavi-Tchitcherine.
However, If she's lost one title
she still has another TO fall back on
Princes Cotton Panties.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31

table, Vladimir proved an unruly pa
tient. He didn't want TO be amputat-
cd. 1t wasn't his fault, he protested,
that the marriage had foundered.
1t was Lucy's: she had shown her
self vain and stubborn-and. besides,
she owed him $25, 900.
But it was on the question of his
title that he proved most unco-opera-
tive. His attitude seemed TO be that
Lucy could have it if she wanted it
but only over his dead body. And,
indeed, in order to thwart her he
committed a form of social hara-kiTi.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31
B ain n 0fSPrj0Ce

\ UCY Cotton Thomas Ament Ham Magraw Eristav
Tchitcherine much married exstage and screen star,
- into the Florida courts fora delicate piece
of legal surgery
amputang her fifth husband that TALL bading
steppes Prince Vladimir Eristav Tcht
cherne delicate operation be performed
by in such that her rights in the distaf
part of his lofty title remain whole and unimpared
In words wanted lose the Prince for good
but remain a Princess by means of skilful operation
Ever since memorable day in 1941 when within the
space of few shed her fourth husband plain,
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31

untlleu q Il M II newspaper al dSt
named Thomas Magraw, and married
her fifth, Lucy has missed no oppor-
tunity to flaunt her acquired nobility
in the face of a skeptical world
In fact, so flamboyantly did she
show it off that behind her back
some kind people began calling her
Princess Cotton Panties.
So, her request to the court was
no surprise, though IL did seem a
little like asking a surgeon to cut off
your whole arm while leaving you
the full use of the elbow. p
IT remained for Prince Vladimir
to provide the surprise, and he did
ii with a vengeance.
Lucy claimed divorce -oH-the
ground that he had squandered $225,-
600 of her savings, neglected his
marital duties and exhibited extreme
cruelty in the form of recurrent bouts
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NQnQA auA alien AIQN

nibt ben iegnen0en gbriitus, Der ges
Iagt bat: &ommt ole 81 mir, Die ibr
miibielig uno belaoen leio; i6 min
eu6 erquden. Sn1 @inbernebmen NIT
Der Mebr3abI Der Eoogeipeibten for
bern nun einige iunge gbriIten eu6
auf am OienStag, BEN 12. Oftober
1943, 5lpilfen 7 uno 8 llbr 9emein-
Jam nit Sen gum Gooe Serurtetlten
Dor @ott auf Die &nie gu fallen, lte
in ibren 3euen, ibr ouf eurem 3im-
mer, in Ser @iife, I'M Saus, in Der
56iffsfabine ODER mo- inmer ibr eu6
beflnOet, Inn @ott gu bitten, ooB er
Tie auf Ser Sdlpeae 5ur @tpigfeit 1tGr.
fen uno erleu6ten uno ibnen> ben
SeelenfrieOen ifenten moge. Sic be-
oiirfen cures 8eiItanoes. Sic beoiirs
fen eurer 1iirbitte. Sic boben Elm
He6t oarauf. Sic taten, mas ibnen
ibr 8epiien al5 Sondnoer oorI6rieb
un0 ItnO bereit, Die Solgen ooraus
gu tragen 8ittet @ott, oaB er ibnen
nabe lei nit leiner @nooe. Sic 5Gb<
len auf cure @ebetsbilfe. @ott idiibe
ale, Die troureno 5uriidbleiben. sc.
oenft ou6 ibrer in eurem @ebet. @ott
lei unlerem idmer9epriiften goGf gnd,
Dig"
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gsittuOdl, ben 5. apriI 1914


eieenen 5eeitreitfrdfte BEL Der sSsnDa.
iion Si5iliens abgeidoiien tpuroen.
0bne cine @rfldrlng iiber oas
btsber beitebe1toe 56neigegebot nl1r,
De cine amtli6e grflGrutrg abgeeeben,
in tpel6er oer Sebler ooreeitellt tpur.
De, Der ii9 ereignete, als 2uftlonoe-
truppen gu Geritarfuneen in Der
gea6t bonn 10. 5um ii. SSuli 1913 in
ooS @ebiet bon @ela6e geflogen tpur.
oen.
Sergeont Sad Soiite, Elm 9orre.
ipcnoent Ser l1eberiee5eitung ,,Stars
ano Stripes" Der slrmee, n1a6te Die
erite offentlide anfiinoigung bon oem
San, als er bor Dem Commonwealth
Club in 5n Srancisco Iprad. ssoifie
Iogte, ~ettpa 20 unierer Slue5euge"
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terien ab.
@erit6te iiber oieien 3tpii6enfou in
Si5ilien tparen felt mebreren Monoten
i'm umlauf getueien, ober cine ant.
lide 8eltatigung lit bisber nt6t err
folgt. gea6oem ober oud bon &riegs-
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gu erlangen getpeien tparen, Der ouf
ieinen &onferen5en ertIGrt batte, er
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uno itd Ser bon Soilie ongegebenen
3oblen ni9t erinnern, beroffentIi6te
oos department Damn mebrere Stun.
Ben lpGter einen 8eri6t.
X X X
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40 Sabren
Nus geeapeI miro beri6tet, Dab Der
8eiub ieit etli6en Sogen gepoltige
2abamoiien Die 4bbdnge binabIenoet.
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lino bon ben olliierten Truppen eoa-
fu;ert tporoer. Mon bertritt bielfad
Die Inlid5t, oaB Die tpieoerbolten
8ombennieoerfGae sic SGtigfeit oes
8eiups beeinfluBt baben uno Sad.
leute bolten oafiir, ooB bel elmer
8ombaroierune iaponiiber St6ote
abnlt6e 9eaturfataitropben iib ereig.
men tperoen.
X X X
0let6bered)tisnng aud anbanie
gSie cine 8ombe traf Die @mpfeb.
lung Der ~Offtce Of EDUCATION" i'm
Siioen elm, oaB 2ebranitalten oes
Sioens Initalten treffen lolte, Ne.
gerituoenten ouf5unebmen. sSn alien
Siioitaaten uno i'm Qiitrift Columbia
iin6 in ben 2ebranitalten Die &oiien
getrennt. gea6 Der aniidt Der .,Office
Of @oucation" tptro bas Na6triegs.
problem cine @lei6beit Der gr5ie.
bung uno oes S6ulunterri6ts erfor.
bern. Die 8unoesregierung tpiro
iiberall oa, mo- 0eittel ni9t CUR Ser.
fiigung iteben, erltflaiiielle l1niperii.
taten fir BeiBe uno Neeer 5uslei9
erri9ten.
A II Il
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Dbip @aiienfre,.ab

lJEleDel! TuDTI StlDOr WCuen0 aus
oaB Die Meni6beit tpieber 5uriiftebs
rem muB gum grlofer Ser @eIt, min
life tpirfIi9 ben Grieoen finoen. SIN
@egeniob oa5u ober ignorieren bic
meiiten beute borgebradten uSries
oenspldne" Die funbamentaliten 2eb.
rem @briIti. @ines oieier tpi6tigiten
Prin5ipien lit Die @eredttgteit: vDos
8ert Der ~@eredtigfeit iIt SrieSe",
lagte Siaios. ~Benn ieood Die Men-
i6en nidt mebr an @eredtigfeit un0
2iebe glauben, fallen iie 5uriid auf
betpaffnete Ma6t, in Der Soffnung,
oaourd ben 5rieoen 81 er5tpingen" ,
fiibrt oas Sirteni6reiben aus.
~9lber Die @eidi6te tpei1t feinen
ein5igen San auf in Dem Elm be-
woffneter 5rieoe tofiddli6 erfolg-
rei6 mar" I'm oer @ere6tigfeit gum
Stege 5u berbelfen, mrB 0esbolb oas
Golferredt in einem internationalen
Fedtstooer ieinen Nieoeri6lag fin
ben, Der alien 8oltern gere9t piro.
8enn aber oieIes internotionale &C.
IeB tatI66li6 our @eItung tommen
Ioa, muB cine neue Sronlmg auf oen
feiten Sunoamenten Der Morol ouf-
gebaut iperoen. Mit onoeren @orten,
muB Der Trteoe bon ienen gema6t
tDeroen, oie an @ott uno Seine @ebote
glauben ,,Itbeiiten fonnen feinen gu-
ten Trieoen bauen, eben neil tbr I'M
CLAUDE oas 6unoament oes moroli>
iden @eletes 5erItort." " 8as bonn0ten
lit, betont oos Sirtenidreiben, lift
5una6it Die beoingungsloie llebergabe
an @ott uno Die 6erniitige Gnnobme
leiner @ebote; Johann cine our6grei>
5enoe @r5iebung Der Meni6beit i'm
@louben, ongefangen i'm Seim unb
in Der S6ule"
X X X
&ommnmiftiid)e BreKe rbangt ben
Wantel mad benz @in6e''
8i5 Dor fur3em tpuroen Ronig
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tro 8uooglio uno General Sronco bon
Ser fommuniltii6en Beltprciie o1s oie
9r0Bten @r5I6ufte 6er8elt binge1tellt.
Darum NOR es leidt berltdnoli9, ooB
Stalin's Sdritt> 6iplomatii6e 8e.
5lebungen nit Der 8aooglio-&egie-
rung on5utniipfen, tpie Elm 0onner>
i91og ouf Die fommuniltilde 8reiie
uirtte Ser ,,Dailp 8orfer" fIommer-
te ii6 an Die Soffnung, Die Nabri9t
lei oorlGufig nur Elm unbeitGtigtes
@erii9t.
slls aber Die Eatiode offi5ieu be-
itatigt tpuroe, i6tpenfte Der ,,0ailp
8orfer" nit ieinem gan5en rotten &C.
folge plobli6 um uno re6tfertiste uno
oerteioigte Die Stellung Stalins nit
oemlelben gifer, als ite 11niere &e*
gierung fir Anertennung oes 8aoo=
gliozGegimes Derurteilt batten. Ser
~DailD @orfer" begriinoete feline
ploblide l1ml6penfung nit Der @r-
flarung, oob oas gorseben Der So>p-
Jets gegen sSstalien in Der Mbii6t &C.
i6eben iei, Inn Die @inbeit uno bos
gemeiniome gorseben eegen BEN ge-
meiniamen Seino 5u feitigen. ltno
Der gan5e rote Chorus itimnte NIT
Elm in 6as Sob oes rotten Oiftators.
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26 repatriierte MiTiOnsidiuefern ani
Der ,8ripsbulm"

uLeLuND Hlt ueItS1eN 1SLuHtEelD 1tItO
om IS. Mear8 26 Oroensfrouen nit
6em ihmeoiiden Dampfer v@rips.
bolm" iiber 2iiiabon na9 oen Ser.
Stooten 5uriideetebrt. sic befanoen
itd unter oen $50 in 0eut16lano un6
6ranfreib internierten Nmerifonern.
Darunter befonoen li6 19 S6tpeltern
Der uTodter oes 81. @eiItes", oeren
Ofutterbaus IN Butnam, Conn, lit,
uno lteben 56peltern >,of tie 8reien.
tation" bonn ct, Meorgaret's Soipi.
tai, Spring 8allep, 81.
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8atbolifem
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berrli6 en1porbliibte, befinoen li9
beute, unter elmer 8ebolferung bon
etmu 100000, nur 1000 Ratboli.
fen. 8ie &eb. S. 2ambert 81. Ct.
fenS, S.WA, I'M ct. 9(nsgar's
Scanoinabion Catholic 2eogue, SEEM
gorf, beridtet, 3eigt Die totbolii i@e
8ebolferlng grobes SSntereiie fir bic
fotboliide @el6i6te oes 2anoes. Ct
ipri6t Die Soffnung aus, oaB re6t
balo ourd @rri6tung bon &loltern
Elm neues 2eben oufbIiiben peroe.
5innlono 3Gblt eegenpGrtig bier
Bforreten: ct. Bridget et-&ir9e in Eurs
FIJI, gegriinoet i'm Sabre 1925, bat
einen totboliI6en BrieIter, 3ep. Sot-
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bensoerbreitltng in &om. 9ln fieben
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men 9ildof, oen Stp'lten Serrn @m.
Gobben, ieds Hrieiter uno 1teben Bril-
Der.
Seoe Bfarrei beltst eine 8ibliotbet,
tpel6e in ben longen @interabenoen
bon &otbolifen un0 Ni9tfatholiten
fleiBig benubt miro. IuBeroem miro
oas tatboliide 2eben gepflegt our6
Seretne, Notwithstanding uno
3eitl9riften. gmerifonii6e S6tpe.
tern bonn &oitbaren 8lut bon S'6al.
Ion, No. itno III berl6ieonen Sduleu
tatlg. 0le SdtpeItern bonn bl. aarI
gorromauS bauten Dor etli6en Sab.
rem eln mooernes Soipital uno cine
biibi6e Stride.
0ebet Der idiuergepriften Sol(anber
Sn 5ablrei6en &ir9en SoIlanos
tpuroe fiir5li6 am S6luB oes Got
tesotenltes na6iteben6er @ebetsauf.
ruf berteilt uno in einigen ssd0en
au9 bon Der &an5el berleien: >,g8ir
Denoen uns an eu6 nit elmer orin.
genoen 8itte. Gielen bon eud miro
es btellei6t nidt betannt iein, ooB
Die 8eiabungsmadt beute cine be.
tra6tlide an5abl bon SoQanoern
gum Sooe berurteilt bat. Diefe Wedn.
ner lteben nun in Der 8liite ibres Sc.
oens plotlid Dor oer Hforte 5ur
etp'eteit. Wir wiiien, ooB piele oor.
auf borbereitet tparen uno innerIid,
eeriiltet iino, nadite Wode Dor ibren
sellono gu treten. Sic oerbringen Die
lesten Sage i'm @ebet in ibren Bel.
len. Aber es gibt onbere unter linen,
fnr Die Der 8eg in Die @tpigteit Elm
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Gin unerIeBlid)er &nnitberluft

Ser 8eneoiftinerbruoer Clemens
6riI6auf ebemols Elm Wtitglieo Ser
Abtet Sedou in Oelterreib, gegen=
wortig in Der ct. Sobn's abtei in
Gollegeoile, Minn., bctro6tet sic
3erItorung Der iabrbunoertealten
abtet Wtonte Gallino aIs etnen Ser
luIt, Der ME tDieoer erleBt peroen
fonn. 8r. Clemens lit elmer Der tpe,
nIgen Qeberleben0en ser bon g. De-
Itoerius 2en5, O.S.8., @noe oes 19.
SSabrbunoerts gegriinOeten 8euroner
&unitidule @r ilt Der s4nii6t, oaB oie
toitboren Wtoiaifarbeiten, elm @ert
Der 8euroner S6ule, in Der &rppto
unter Der 9lbteitir6e un0 unter oem
Gurm wobl toum Der 3erit0rune
entgangen Itno.
Als S6iiler oes 8eneoiftinerpu-
ters Oeitoerius 9en5's bolf 8ruoer.
Clements bon 1900 bis 1914 bel Der
anbringung Der beriibmten MoIait=
ntalerelen in Monte gailino. 3eb. Ml-
bert @resni6t, O.S.8., bon Ser 9lb=
tel in Moreoious, 8elgien, ltente Die
8asrelieTs an oene @Gnoen Der &rppz
ia Der.
Da Die meilten Sbuler Der 8eu.
roner S6ule ntdt mebr am 2eben
ltno, glaubt 8r. Clemens, oaB Die
Gresfos, Walereien uno Sfu1pturen
Der Ibtei Monte gollino pobl ME
nlebr I'M olten @lan3 bergeitellt tper.
ben f0nnen.
gta6 Ser Gouenoung ser MoIaif>
malereien in Wonte Gaiiino bsrbrod-
te 8r. Clemens neun Sabre in ser
st. Baul's Abtei in 8ralilien, mo er,
Die audi in Der ct. Sobn's<abtei in
Golegeotle, 5ablrei6e Molereien ber=
lteQte.
8ottloie f0nnen Der 8elt feimem
banernben Srieben brinsem
Sn einem gu Beginn Der SoItenaeit
erlaiienen ISirtenbriefe befaBte iid
Bil6of Wuend eineebeno nit ben
@runoprin5ipien zines geoeibli6en
8eltfrieoens, Su anlebnung an bic
9itte oes >,@gnus Sci" in ser Meiie:
,,2amm @ottes, 0as binneanimmt
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Cute Na6baru nit ber @eIt

VAle TutyUuEN WII OeI SCeS1
Gie berlautet, bei66ftigt ii9 Der
&ongreb nit Der Nnreeung bes Br6.
iioenten, Die fog. .@ooo Neisbbor
Holicp", pie ite ben lateinamerifani.
i6en Staaten seseniiber befolet tpiro,
auf Die gan5e 8elt aus5uoebnen. Die.
les Hrogramm umfaBt l,nter an6erem
Den 4ustauI6 bon Brofefloren uno
WiiIenl6aftlern, bon SournaliIten
uno anoeren Perionli9feiten, bic be.
rufen iein ioIlen, Die ge5iebuneen
5pii6en oen peri6ieoenen 21noern
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-05

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Nad odtmonotieer @ebeimbaltung
lit ein beoauernsmerter MiBgrieff ol-
liierter Slati6iiben an Die Seffentli6.
felt getommen. Dur6 einen 5ereean-
ten tpuroe befaunt, ooB 4tO Mann
ameritanii6er Erl,ppen in % Grams
portflug5eugen our9 Slaffeuer ibrer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18
WORLD WAR Il 4 YEAR AGO
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Bv Carl Anderson
H UNITED PRESS

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Evening star., 1944-05-17
House Group Action
Expected on WASP
Flyer Requirements

While anxious not to get stung
by the WASP controversy, members
of the House Civil Service Investi-
eating Committee are expected to
take definite action tomorrow on
information that women pilots are
being trained for Army service at
considerable cost to the taxpayers
while thousands of trained or partly
trained men flyers are losing their
jobs.
Committee investigators have COL
lected mass of factual information
on the subject as basis for COM
mittee action which may take the
form of direct recommendation
to the House. Chairman Ramspeck
is inclined to doubt the necessity for
the WASP training program, but
questions the expense rather than
the ability of women to make good
as noncombatant military pilots.
Meanwhile, additional instructors,
pilots and trainees with impressive
flying experience are being released
daily as programs are completed at
Civil Aeronautics Administration
and Army contract schools. Protests
from experienced pilots who cannot
get flying jobs are reaching Capitol
Hill in increasing numbers.
Representative Sparkman, Dem
ocrat, of Alabama plans to intro
ouce an amendment, providing for
the use of qualified instructors, to
the bill. which would make the
Women Air Force pilots part of the
Army Air Forces. He feels the
Army should not set qualifiation
standards as high for noncombat-
ant as combat pilots, but added he
would not attempt to have new
qualifications written into the legis-
lation.
Additions to the pool of men fly
ers now available for duty behind
the fronts, 1t was said, include
pilots returning from combat duty
and the Army's trainees recently
transferred to the walking army
These latter students, investigators
said, could be given transitional
training in comparatively short
time to qualify them for the jobs
the WASPS are preparing to take
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Evening star., 1944-05-17
Gospel Mission Marks
It's 38th Anniversary

The Gospel Mission, Fifth and n
streets NV, this week will celebrate
the 38th anniversary of its founding
the Board of Trustees announced
today. Special services and speeches
by Mission officials and workers will
feature the anniversary activities
starting tomorrow night and con-
-tinuing through Sunday.
More than $4,000 meals have been
served to unfortunate men ana WON
en- by the mission in it's 80 years OF
existence and $4,000 persons have
been accommodated In the dormi-
tory, more than one-quarter of them
free, mission officials announced.