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Smyrna times., 1944-05-18
Program Today

Today's program of the confer
ence includes: 8 am, Bishop Rich
ardson presiding: Business session
with roll call and organization and
annual reports of the District Su-
perintendents; IL a. m, bishops
hour, with devotional message by
Bishop Richardson; IL noon, cor
porate session, with subject, Wes-
ley Junior College; 1 p. m., ad-
journment, followed by luncheon to
be served by the Woman's Society
of Christian Service in social hall
of McCabe Church; 2 PM, resump-
tion of conference business; p. M,
inspirational hour, including ad-
dress by the Rev. DR.. Ralph w.
Sockman, pastor of Christ Method
ist Church, New York City, author,
radio speaker and world affairs
student.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24

len, oab Sic Ons forrigieren meroen
- uito 5mar prompt - n1mlid) Die
groBe llnglcihbcit mtcr Der lie lci-
Dem"
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24

paren SieieE6en ieoodD bis 9 llbr
obenOs geofinet.
- @iner Ger Arbeiter I'M Yroipect
Sill Srieobofe wuroe beim @rnbmn-
den perIett lir0 mltBte eini9e Gage
III einem aranfer1alts 5ubringen.
Tic abseoronete 6rau Bolton
iprod, in einem 8ortruge iiber Die
GotlDenoigfeit pom 10000 nelter
@ilegerinneu iiir Sic @ebrmatt. Sit
febrte pom eitlem Baiud ser Sdlaft.
feloer in 6ranfreit 3itriif itno Iobtt
oen groBen @ut ltnO ole Spferpiaig.
felt unierer Filegeriunen OortIeIbit.
Senator Epoin9s Don Morp.
Inno or1ngt auf Die baloige Annab.
ME elmer BON Boriisenoen oe8 81.
itrict Committees EQUATOR 8il6o Elm.
eereidten gorlage gu 8epiHiguna
zines @eI0betrageS sur @rrifytung
zines rleilen 8rnnfenboules; ferner
foroert er Die Annobme ser 6e6ert-
8orlo9e, pelfp ser Gltriftsbeb0r0e
me9r alltoritdt in Ser St6otiIhen
germaltlin8 einraumt.
0ahoem man ieit orei 8ohan
nittS mebr pom Dem u8ants Burg
lar 5eb0rt ooer geiaben Bat, glaubte
man dllgemeih OaB er ifppe0iifen
Q6idie0 ais unierer Stnot aetom-
men 5obe. 4ber es mar niht 10. Ger
Spitbab mahte I'M Sania Rr. 1920
9te StraBe RorSpeIt Ieinen uGhtli-
den 9elud. Sin ~ id6riger Ma-
troie, melfer tiir3lih fronf5eitsbal
Der entloIien pllr0e, bemerfte i'm,
hielt i'm felt, ieOoh ser ginbreher
entfom. Sin nadl ibnt ~geIporfener
Rcpi nit SaI5e iIoa 0ltrdl cine Sen.
iteriheibe.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
ercinsraIenNer

GOucOrS Stub, Sac. 9rdiiSeltt:
alireo SGneler; Sefret1r, 5rou q.
SfIadter, 1863 @onn. Aoe., u. @.
8erinmmlitItg AM 3. Nittwod /. @.
SrOIpeet Sin SrieOgOi. Eraiioeni
5reo @ogeliang; Setretdr, s.. O.
Binfler; Sdlasmeilter: Qaurencc 9.
St1is. 8eri. am ?. Samstog I'M
Monat i'm 5rieobois9ebdu0e.
0emtIde 6reimaurer 9Ose Arni-
nius, 9r, %, G.AA.M. SefretGr
5reof. 8ertront, 1341 SbepberO
Str q. 6. Merchandising am /.
Dien$tag i'm Monat i'm Neiten No-
ionic 9eutpeI. 13tr uub 8 Strobe.
q. SO.
ArminiHs @ersni9Huss : &creiu,
9raiioent: 9eirp &ieIter; 5efretdr
3beooor 9erd 1905 Sieberte StroBe,
q. %. 8erinmmtltug an !. Soun-
obeno i'm Monat.
Greater Beneficial uniOn, Diltrift
Nr. 100. BrGiioenf. Sobn @reblein;
Sefretdr gbriItion Gbrilt 1929
6iinfte StrdBe q. 80. 8eri. am
4. 0ien6tag i'm Monat i'm Sauie SIR.
1920 8 StraBe, q. g..
@reater Neneficial Union, Eiirift
0r. 40. BrGif6ent: Midel 9oi-
uer; Setret1r. Gbr:itiau 6ronen,
bitter, lt04 9onipant Sfry SilDer
Spring, Mo. Eeri. nll /. 5reitag
I'M Monat in o6ips 0oiut laperil".
t2te nnb g StraBe, Vorooft.
Rnppcrt Ssim Traneu Silfsoerein.
9%rdif6entin; 6rnu @rnit g. @ro1pil;
Sefretdrin: Srau Nobel Gseb. Der
iammlung ou 3. 4SsN8taa /. @. lin
? lTbr i'm SetM.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
GcbcnsFcItcn fms
20 prc3cmt kSkcr

MlIbin1tpn Hr6ii0elt Rooie-
peItS Sonoer42omitee 5lr llnterilt-
dyuna Der 8erteuerung Der 2sbens.
foiten III Griegs5eiten beriftete,
oaB Iiir sic Me6r5abI ser 9obn-
%enpi6nger EN- Aniteigen BON 20 bis
800 3u per5e;hnen lit.
8oriisetoer 8iniam $. Tnuis
mieS 8e6alptuugen BON unioufiiD-
rern 8uriiG, nonad oas Aniteigcn
44% ousmate unO meinte, man
ioae 31b bis 4 BROS. ben 25.5 Bro5.
3linabme bin5ufiigen, welhe oas
@iiro iiir INSTRUMENTATION an 10.
September %ieItgeiteIIt patte. 8tDei
8ertreter Der SnOu5:rie I'M &omitee
itimmten 6ent lin Der 0%altptlate"
bel.
Sn cinem Nrieie all oen 9r6iiSen-
ten idlilJ @eorae Meaup poii Der
afs2 nor, bob ole o2ittle Steel 6or.
mel erIeid)tert Der6e, Inn 2obnerbos
9Hngen pon 30 Pro5. iiber Den
Stono lin Santar t94t 5u ermog-
lid3en. Magemeine 2obnerboblingen
lino naf) Der genannten 6ormel mlr
bis 81 10 Bros. 8eltattet.
Gou.S beton.e III ieiiiem 9erift
oaB Sic 5tatiititen oeS Nr5eitsbiiros
pieleiht nift allunfoIleno leien rulS
meinte, oaB fiir o~iejeniaen nit nieori-
gem @%infommen 0ns anlteigen ser
8 IbarSfoitan 10ber ais 80 9rojent ge-
iaj1st poroen lit. Ger 8ericbt miro
groBen G.nfluB baben All Ole Grwd-
qun9en @r6iioent RooiepeIts, Den
6oroermJen Ser Nrbeiteridlaft nod
nitonmen mo ole ,,2ittle Stecl"-
6ormuIa 5u dnOarn. Sod Ser
6altpt5eridlt III Der 6ragc MIRO nod
erItattet peroen.
Sa einem Nrieie an oen BrGii-
oentan iii6rte R. S. lbomaS, Prdii-
bent Scr GSC automobile Morfer$,
aus. oaG gopi5 nit)t Sic Aan0e-
ritlt9eu in ocr 9tben@ iiibrrmg mG6
reno Der arie1sjait bsodtet habe.
Die 9t6,n&folteli, ME Der $50.
oieie Sadle oerita6t,~ iiiDrte 5]onas
ais, oidlieBt audi oie GeranOeruug
Der QebenSmeiie eir. Sid MIR olti oie
Sd0biur5 mad 0en aetoerm1en Ser
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5u beifrdnten.
lit Elm aroBe3 % Boaritanonis ser
lpirflidlen llriafen, weIte jl eincm
aniteigen ser &e63nsfolten 0efiibrt
9rteu D}c mr. Sa8 nerltahen.
Sc umerifoniihen Atbeiter mil
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
SAtucHcn ratcn iibcr
11nd,IclGcr 8cItrScnts

Stod5olm Sn Hsr idppeoii6en
8reiic fam fiir3lif Die 6rage aui.
wer mohl sum Nodiolgcr oeS ibmc-
oiiteu 9otifafters iiir sic Der.
StaatelL @oIlmar Slip 9oitr0ms,
erforen meroen piir6e. 9oitr0m bat
Oas Heniionsnlter CREDIT.
8ie Stodbolmcr ,Ei0uingen"
ltreibf, z. G. s.. NiiariIon ser e6e-
malias 8otifaiter iiir Mfosfdll mir
Dc Gen &nibingtoner @oiten er6al-
ten, Ddbreno ole Observation-Disclosures"
Der Anii6t lit, DAB ser IdmeOiiGe
@eihditsmant &olf @eioenitnm be
reits Oas 8otihaiteromt 3ugeiaet
erbielt. Gin Spreher oes idpeOi-
iHen ailSlanosanltcs iogte je0oCh
oas bislang feline HohioIgerpab( ge-
troffen tultr0e uno 8%oItr6nls limits
5eit bis gum ndfiteu Sui p~erldnaert
!Doroen lei.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
Geitcrbcn

Seibcrssr, 9enrp g.. 80 SO. Stra-
BE q. u. AItBer ietner @itue 60
retta 0eiberger 9interIdBt er fiini
4inoer. 9tah elmer &e%qnielnntPiie III
Der ct. Martins Stride mar Die
geiietlt5 i'm ut. GIipet 6rie1bofe.
@rOf, IIiee, 1915 gteunte Strabe
q. 6.
8OIenbers, Mauricr O., 300
MnKnhuietts 4oenlte q. %. IuBer
Der @itlpe binterldBt er 3rpei 4inoer.
gr mar 6reimoltrer linb geborte Der
aSarmonp 2oge Ser. II" on. Gle
g%eiiasung mar I'M @aIbin8ton Sc
5rep Congregation 6rieohofe. Ger
gerItorAue NOR fritber Rraiioent Der
0ganf OF Commerce ano Saoines. "
Siren, .&obert, ~8edntcian fiftb
arooe", 2C6 Spring Aueulte, Eofo-
mo 8art, mo-. lit an ieinen erlittenen
gernurOun5en 5eitorban, lpie ietne
GItert pom 4rieasamt benad)rittigt
m1rAen:
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
@uppert Seim

4ie Ropember B%eriummIaag oe:
6rauen Sjlfsperejns fano i'm Sein
itatt. Die MitgIieoer trafen iifl I'M
100 ubr int Speiielaal, polel6it iii
nit &oifee mo Sudden befpirtet gnlir
ser. Bel oieier @elegenbeit ii6er.
reidl;a Sic 8rdiiSentin, 6rou Gruei
9ropn, eillem Ser MitgIieoer, Sral
6re0 ShulB pelfe ibr 50-j16riges
gbeiubiIaum feiert, einen 6of3eits.
fifen nit ben ~alIerbelten @iinld)er
iiir Die 3lfnnit. 6rau 8rotpn oanftt
Der S%ubilarin aud) fir ibre longiGb.
riJe trele @ilie ltno iprndl Sic Soff.
tung n:ts. oaB SieleIba nod uielt
SABRE Gem 8arain tret beiiteber
moge. Trau SflIt oanfte Iitt.
lid Aeritbrt ans perteilte Sen ali.
den untcr Die Anneienoen. Garau.
ldritt man sur 8%eriommlung iiber
Sic itblidan @eihafte muroen ffneIl
erleoigt. IS Blroe 6eidlIoIlen
SturmIeniter an ser Noroieite an
ferti1en II Iailan mo luIlen in oel
had item Gatinnmlllng Ole aoitenan
'1le uor..I18t mer0ell. Garauf be.
iptoh mon Sic @eihnadtsieier, mel
re rrt II. 8ejamber (Sonntag BOZ
@'i1Aahs2h) in Semi itattftn0ef
inII.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
pcrlen ans GNelitcinc
III altemt $hlNl;

M.t 0en amer faniihen Streitfra-
ten in 0eutid}Iato. Gin SoIoat
ans Minne7ota, Ger einerl glider
idrorlt III eiller oeutien 8ur8
unterlld {, friegte einelt 9ro6en
Sd|red, oGs CT plotlid eiltell groben
SAas DON 8srlelL @oeliteiitell unlO
6 bltideu sentoefte,. Ser eirt
9an5eS 8.rm6gen inert uno sort oer-
bor9en mar.
sd baba cine Mense 8eididltell
i;ber Sic @ltoedulg Don Sdaseil
peteIen," la8tc Sat. Ro6crt Alpe aus
81. Qaul, ,illto i'd oadpie. 10 aitpaS
taiiierte MIR IN @eihidten. Als ih
ieJbit eli o:cfas 3.uJ Tano, bate i'd
eli fomiihes @efiiht."
Ger iSlno erei9nete lif in Dem al
en- pieritGd 9en St)loB R.ntbur9, oas
an Ser oeutidpn @ren3e unpelt Der
boldnoiiden Ortidaft Rintburg liest.
7a5 StloB b~eberter9te mefrere @e-
1erationen heiitIder 6reiberreL ober
mltroe in iiingjter Belt pom Siegfrieo
uon 8rauhitIh bepobnt, Den Bic
@eitapo wegen Nntino3i : @elinnlng
fiir5Iih uerhaftete.
Gas ShloB mar tart beihaoi9t,
nadNoem Sic Nmerifaner Die 9ellt-
Id1sn ooraus oertrteben batten. Nine,
ser Sic 5riinmer nnteriufte, laf
Elm Stiid Ihpar5en Stoff binter
elmer 9a5aerborte ooridallen. al&
er nelgierig pliroe, fano er in Del
@qno uerborgen goloene 9elde ma
-@baIiteine, iiber 100 Stiide lilberneS
leelted, tineiiife aumit5eaenitdnoe
EN- Ge(3cape ulto cine mertoole Wtiill'
seu- uno misunderstanding
ab,r am meiiten e%rltaunten aDe mi
liein 8egIeiter. Corporal CHARLES
l9rtg9s aus Sn0iana, als lie IN ben
8erited cine Clara fanoen, Die Dor
1iamonten nno Verlen eritrablte.
Sic lpar aus iedlS sroBen Berler
9emad}t lagte A1pe, limo aus AZ
ooer so Giamaiten. gs benobm nnS
Sen Mtem. 0ir 5puroel battge. e
mohte geitoblen werOen, nlro nil
riefen nnieren 9auptmann,
Sauptmann Sames IS. @oporos
ans MIobama ~ieinerieits riei einei'
nit Der 3iDiluerpaltun8 betranterl
|Gifi3ier. uno oieer lab oarauf, oaf
Sic @esenitdnoe oil einen ild1erer
Grt g9bradyt tplroen.
sd mar frob, als idl lie nldt
me1r lab." iaste Nwe, als Die
Shate in Siderbeit eebraflt NOR
Den lparert, les mar mir 6t piel."
Mpe spuroe bafiir belpbt, DAB err
ooraui gead1tet bate, oaB Die Sdase
in iIfere Sanbe fan1en.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
DEien" 2lnilSimne
MneeISItcs problem

@aibington = AIs llrlt9uap fiir3-
lid, Sen oteiniihamerifanil hen 8ru-
0erltoater erfIdrta, IS erblide Die
mirflonIte %etbooc Ser Siderlna
0eS 6rieoens mad, 8eenaiglrng oeS
totnlen &riege5 in Der @ieoerbe1e-
bung oes olteit @olferbunoes, 5ei9te
Sic @elt6fientIidfeit iid} r1id)t lpeni9
oeroutt. 9l6er sic 2eute, Die fiinftig
fir sic nelle Srganiiierune Ser BOZ
ferloelt mo oathit aud fir Die 81
auioierun9 Ser aIten 9rganiiotion IN
@eni %5uItaroig Iitlb> moren fei1leS-
lpegS ii6erraidt.
Die 6raee, mie Die sligo aus
Dem Ns9 geraIlnlt peroen ioll, penn
lie eintnaI ourds 9tusflbruns ser
Soeen Don Gumbarton Cats arbeits=
los .eeuorSen lit = iogor in ser ge-
genmarti8an arie9S5eit bat Tie im=
merbin ais Clearing : Saus fiir ar-
beiterfragan, Hauid}eiftbonoel 8e=
fdmpTuna uim. funftioniert per-
nriadst namlid allen beteiIigten
Staatsnam1ern nod beftige &opf.
Al}ilterjen. Mond3e Don Tbnen baIten
es piel(eidt illSgeheim fiir gar feiner
10 itbeln @eoanfen, penn man es
einfaf bel Der alten 8olferaO rgnni-
iation beloiien meroe. 9l6er ser 8iir-
fel it gefalIen. Ger alte G~olferbila6
it nun einmal nit Dem Goium zines
tragiihen 6iaSfps beIaitet. Mon
bait eS oater fir better. nroglihit ale
SpAtren oieier Ginridtunp 3a tilaen
llno ell sailS aelies Rlatt oirf5nldho-
gen.
Gie gerinaiten Shnierigfeiten
miiroe Sic GtsponierRlt a iiber oie ma
teriellen 9eit0noe oes @enfer aInbs
bereiten. Sem $30.0OOOOO Senn
am itonen @enfer Gee tniiroe iider-
lid iraanoeinen inoipiouellen uoer
forporatioen 2iebbnher rinoen,
uno oas 8nruermogen Der Snititution
(etma $t5.000,O0O piiroe natiirlid,
unter oie 40 Nitglieoitaoten oitf1e-
teilt meroell. Iber mas ioII aus Der
8ielSobl bon GertrGgen meroen, Be
rem @irfiomfeit an bic Griiten5 oes
8olferbunoes gebnuoen lit?
Natiirlif fonnte ourdt lleue Der
einbarnnsen ais ~Saitrument ser
Gnrtiiibrnna atIer ioId,er abma-
fuflgen an Stelle Ter a9isa" Sic
tiinftise o@elt Siferbeits : GRAD
niiation" 9eieBt meroen. 50 einfad,
lit Dies inbelien ihon oesholb nidt.
neil nift allie as 8Gfferbnrf6. gtaa-
ten in Der @emeinidoft Der Wationcn
pertreten iino, Die itt eritaloIig in
Gulnbarton Oats ein g~telloidein a.
ben uno Die fiinftig Die aSiderleits-
Organization" oer sipiliiierten @elt
bifoen iper6en!
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
OpernkaMs mnN Kcn3ert'
bale?
surse SstraGtuns pon Snita sSuOe

Ger @eoanfe, OaB MAJ IN 8aib.
ington eil geUoltiges StaOiim er-
rittet, bat groBe 8egeiiterung Ber.
%borgerufen, 0enn Damn fonnten ia oif
; oIpmpiiden Jeitipiele bier abgebnI-
ten per0en. Senotoren, 8ongreBmit-
,glteoer ittlO ~ii6erbaupt Die M6nner
iulierer @intpobneridaft iinO Der
4usfiibrrng Dieiea TlaneS iebr ge-
neigt.
8ie aber ite6t es nit Ser Grid.
tltig zines 0sernbaules luto elmer
&on3ert6uae2 @ir Moibingtoner
6oben es lfon iett langen Sabren ols
cine Sdmaf empfun0eI OaB mir es
iopeit INNER nod nift fertig 9e-
'brad)t boben, cine tpiiroige Der Mliit
gepiOmete Statte in Der &auptitaot
unIeres 2aitces 5l batat. Aaeroings
baberl mir e, 3rpor ourf Sfenfm-
gen nnteritiitt, ferti9 gebrodyt, Elm
prdftigeS Spmpbonie Nrhelter ins
2eben 3u rlfen llno gil erbalten, aber
Die 9on5erte 0ieies SrheiterS nliiiien
III Ser @onltitution 6all ltattfinoen,
peIda lidJ Oie &. u. rs 5ltr Benut-
jlittg uon 9roban 3uiammenfiinften
mo RonDentionen qe5oltt bat ltno
pelbe BON ms geinietet meroen
muB. neil es ebeit in unierem lieben
Walbington feilen nnoeren pallenoen
Baum gibt.
Sino Sann uniare 3ioil-B eborOen
10 Blind, Dab Ite Den fultlreQen auf.
i6plmg gero0e III ser Maiif nift
ba6er ieben fouulen? @ars eS nitt
al ser 3eit - anolif an ser 3eit ~
cinmoI ben glid an Die @rbalnng
elmer &uItllritatte DER Mlliif ge-
naibt, 81 ridten? 9nuIenoe, peIdle
1niere Sto0t bapobnen unO iih in
ltniere @on3arte ordngen, miirten Elm
Gpern9alls o0ar and cine grpBe &one
jertAaaq nit Srell0an begriiBan.
Wltiifer uniersr Staot ino Die
8e[en, melde Ilriif lieben, loqteu
lid Suialnmentlln nm oaS Brelett
ann gtaosam INIT GinidDlieFnns Der
Grridtung elmer Wmiifbaae" pont
lRongreB nerlangen. @abrlid es
miiiien ood) @dnner BORT obeu i'm
Gapitol ge6en. pelte oieiem Grilt-
ein piaiges G5r leihen oiirite12!
Sport lit nlht all2Sl
Milo ans @erf Sbr Mit9lieoer
pom Mltiifpereinen, Sbr 2e9rsr uno
Sfiiler, bareitet enfY ar cine 5roBe
@eriQmmlung Dor, 81 nald1ar SShr
oemnGdit 'einqalo0en neroen ioatet,
oanlit sic Gimme i'm cine Statte
Ser Muiif in ser Solpiitaot .ltnieres
Qaroeg itGrfer unO itGrfer WerOe!
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
1roIpect Sill 8risObOf

Sn Ser G,riommiang oas 8erpol.
tr"'Srn+0s aes 4roipect Sill 6rieo.
bofes iiihrte SEER 6reo @oaeIianq
Den 8oriit. Gle iibliden @eldaftt
miir0an qlott -erleo;5t. Refnlinger
maroeN ilr 3a1llnB ungepieietl
EnS @e6Glhe miro inmenoig men an
aeiirihen. 3auanihafTunqen pproel
hamiltiat. Gle 6rieo9ofsbiid,er I'M
Die Iinanjbiida mltrbeii unterludt
An0 iiir ridltiq befllnoeil. @s ipllr6t
beld1loiien, $1,000 pom aapitaf oel
MISUNDERSTANDING III Ser s
ariegsnnlei1e an3ulegett.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
Gcm liefcn Ghepaar Ireb SdpulB CUR
8olncncn Sut15eit seutOmct!

Niini5ia Sabre in Srel,e uro 2iebe
Seit Sbr nun 5ulammengeidmieoet
Gin babies Sabrbunoert, 0 lange 3eii
Seit Sbr 8eganaen ourd 5reuo' ms
2eio.
8aret nber INNER al Gieniten bereit.
Sabt m~itgebolfen ltno mitberaten
Den arnlerL oie neoer Batter nod
Wutter boben,
8ir oanfan 6ott, Der gut 10 MIN.
6erbnr
8aleitet bat oieie f~iinfaiq sa6r,
unn bitten, Dab er nod, lange 3eit
Sud nit l,nS ar6eiten IaBt
Sn better 8%eiunobeit itno SSreuo'
yfod lange naf Der @oloenen Sod
5ait.
8bilip Cities.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
Nns Der sdlnle

9ebrer: Billie mir eimnal einen
einfnhen Sab!~
stiilcr: oGaS 8iera Sie6t sen
@ngen.@
2ebrcr:: ,1Sdon, nm Made Oor-
ans einen 9eIeblsiab.
Shiiler: uSa!"
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
aAtst aai Naticnie.
r~nnoSNatcn!

NIB @liolin &rponS lallfen ant
81. DECEMBER ab.
Berio.ae 4 llnb 5 @eij6lfupons
gilti9.
8eriooe 1, 19i4-45 Sei3olfltpons
giltig.
~aiplane" 0r. I, 2 un5 3 Sdlub-
tliponS, Bud 3. eiltie or,f url-
beitnnlnte 3eit.
9fr. 80, 81, 80 uno SO 3i,derfu-
pons, Bud, 4, giItig oltf ,lnbe-
ltinunte 3eit.
SIR. 40 3uder.a llpon in Bud A.
9iltie fir 5 Efuno ginmadr-
3uder.
a-8 bis 3-8, rote 2upon5 nnn us
rs W.5. Buh 4. ouf unbe-
itiulmte 3eit siItig.
us bis 3-8 un6 M-5 bis @-5,
Bud a. blnle &lipons ouf ilr-
beitimmte 3eit giltig.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
perla1lot:

fran altm AnfpaRen aif Elm 5-iGh=
RIGGS NGSden; fam abenOs nud
6anic aeben; OOer MGOdem 5nr Ser
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in Samilie bon 5iuei EeriOmen. SO-
fer Quhn mnO nnaenehme Yrbcit.
Man t~elep6Dniere nbenSs
NllpOnt 1874.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
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Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
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acknowledges be6onOeIt miro.
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iciior SmlerbrudL Elm aI8 Anti.9ta5i
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MIR i'm Notinlle, bel ciuer bcionoer3
oelifatcn Sucration III NniprqN
QC!iollnlcll Suer0en Niirftf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

snatching the cover from a table
laden with fine china and good liquor.
Helen paid a $1,000 bill owed the
Pierre and left during the night.
After a while she decided to try il
again and the couple moved TO Cali
fornia. But bliss was not for them.
So loud was their battling that they
had 10 leave the Beverly Hills Hotel.
They rented house and the separa.
tons and reconciliations continued.
Helen gritted her pretty teeth and
hung on, she declared, until Freddie
began firing those cocktails at her.
She left the house and returned
with a sheriff, who watched her try
ing TO pack. Freddie is reported to
have smashed a framed photograph
over her head, pulled off her Russian
sables, ripped them and shredded her
hat. The sheriff called for a deputy
and Helen finished packing under
double guard. Then she went into
hiding, coming out again only after
her lawyer, J. Thomas Russell. had
financial arrangements.
Going back 10 Freddies own past.
the records show he learned some.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

thing about the doormat theory from
Marion Briscoe Thacker Tracey Shaw,
party Of the first part in four mar.
r1ages and 81 other court actions.
Freddie landed in the clink for kick
ing Marions ankle while she was
driving on Fifth Ave. New York, a
decade or so ago. Marion refused 10
press the case against her companion
and IL was ultimately dismissed when
she didn't appear in court. What the
police didn't know was that she was
the secret wife of Freddie EnCel.
The reason for her insistence on
dropping the matter was she couldn't
afford 10 let her marriage be known
because Of purple 100000 breach
OF promise suit pending against'A. X.
Nimick, nephew OF Andrew Carnegie
But Broadway's gossips learned Of
her marriage 10 Freddie, and Marion
withdrew her suit in hurry.
Freddie's life was nightmare after
the bad check affair at the Waldorf.
Astoria. In suspending sentence, the
judge said, II will not send you 10 the
penitentiary. am going to put you
on probation for three years, but !
intend 10 make you responsible for
the activities Of your wife. Any loss
or embarrassment she may cause TO
anyone in this country will be yours"
Freddie paled when he heard the
voice from the bench. He remembered
how Marion had once nearly run
down a cop. For the full three years
OF his probation Freddie died a thou.
sand deaths as Marion whirled into
one madcap scrape after another.
1t all ended at last and the mar
riage itself came TO a sudden end in
1886 when Marion announced: I'm
always glad to obIge, so am giving
Freddie a divorce. i know he just
can't wait to marry Lucia Gear"
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

Hold, enough!" and gave up Freddie.
Freddie, as Helen saw it, was no
bargain from the beginning Besides
his marriage to Miss Gear he had
been through a spectacular marital
fling with the fourth married
Marion Shaw, ex-Follies beauty who
was called the mile-a.minute grass
widow at the height of her career.
He had also won a suspended SEN
tence for allegedly having passed a
high bouncing check for $427 on the
Waldorf-Astoria, little matter he
ascribed TO his grand carelessness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

N o ( withs tandin &
what had gone be-
fore, ii is said Helen
settled $4,000 on
him outright and
promised to support
his father for life.
Right away Fred
die began to demon
strate there was
nothing of the door
mat left in him. The
couple lived in New
York's IA shion a Bile
Pierre Hotel where
Freddie once wrecked
a dinner party by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

LITTLE while before she became the second Mrs
- Freddie Engel, Actress Luela Gear said that
y one of the parties to every marriage was bound
10 be a doormat for the other and in her opinion il
should be the manon the ground that he could take it
in much better style than his feminine counterpart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

geIes courtroom the other day.
One of Freddie's favorite pranks,
she told a sympathetic judge, was
stirring up clinking highballs and
dashing them in her face. "Why," she
spouted, 'the day before we sepa-
rated, for no reason he threw two in
my face and third glass broke on
my cheek, much to my discomfort"
Apparently growing turbulence
marked Freddie's days with Helen,
and cafe society had titillated to the
adventures of the battling Engels for
a long time before Helen finally cried,
10 December =, 1874
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

Lucia and Freddie TO 1nd1-
cate he followed the pattern
she set for him, it is a mat
ter of record that Miss Gear
surrendered him to another
woman after three years of
marriage about as readily
as a starved cat would turn
its back on a plump, juicy
mouse without a fight.
Whether Freddie ever
played the doormat to Luel-
las dainty feet, ii is per-
1ectly clear he was never
walked on by the next Mrs.
Engel-the former Helen
Beadleston O'Gorman Ors-
SIGH, herself a refugee from
a couple of previous mar
riages. Quite the contrary,
lamented Helen summing up
four exciting years of mar
rage in a successful divorce
action in a West Los An
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

When the Third Mrs Engel Found the DoOrmat Had
Turned She Walked Out Freddie. But When She
Returned for Her Belongings He Bopped Her on
the Head With q Painting.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-02
Multiple Precision Blows
Made Approoch UneventfuI

cover for the raiders during the
vital 11-hour period preceding
the first pre-dawn blow.
During the height of the first
days raids, powerful force of
battleships escorted by cruisers
and destroyers separated from
the main battleships escorted by
cruisers and destroyers separat-
ed from the main group to bot
tie up Truk's north pass.
This strategy led to the sink
ing Of a cruiser and a destroyer
within 10 minutes in the maiden
action for this nations power
full dreadnaughts. Both enemy
warships were sitting pigeons
for the battleships after being
roughly handled by avenger
torpedo bombers and dive
bombers and left dead in the
water.
A third Japanese warship,
identified as a cruiser. escaped
at top speed to the west after a
20-mile chase.
Once the action was called