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Evening star., 1944-03-24
BY FREDERIC J. HASKIN.

BY FREDERIC j. HASKIN.
'I @. What States allow the fewest
causes for divorce?-M. M. r.
A. South Carolina does not allow
divorce for any cause; New York for
only one, adultery.
| @. How frequent is the call of the
whippoorwill?-R. S. N.
A. John Burroughs once heard a
whippoorwill call 1888 times in an
hour.
| @. Did the Japanese attack Pearl
Harbor and Wake Island on the
same day?-M. C.
almost simultaneously. Because
they are separated by the interna-
tional date line, Sunday, December
7, 1941, at Pearl Harbor was Mon
day, December 8, at Wake Island.
@. What is the usual rate for roy
alties on book?-P. LIE
i A. Most royalties start at about
10 per cent for the first several
thousand copies and run to higher
figure as the sales expand.
@. What universities have the
largest endowments?-W. CIR.
A. Harvard, Yale and Columbia
Universities.
@. When did the custom begin of
spelling such words as honour, Ia
bour, etc, without the "u"?-E. r. M.
A. Noah Webster Q758-l843), au-
thor of the American Dictionary Of
the English Language, was RESPONSE
BILE for the change. He departed
slightly from the English forms,
choosing the simpler spelling in
many instances.
@. Is 1t true that when an cleo
trocution takes place at Sing Sing
the lights in the prison grow dim?-
F. r. B.
A. This is fallacy, as the cur
rent used for the death chair
comes from a different source from
that which supplies the general
lighting system.
Q. Why was the Colosseum In
Rome given this name?-G, DIN.
A. 1t had been called the Flavian
Amphitheatre but came to be
known as the Colosseum from the
colossal statue Of the Emperor Nero,
which was near. The statue of
gilded bronze was lit feet in
height.
G. What became of the Australian
warship Canberra?-M. RI.
A. The Canberra, flagship of the
Australian Navy, was sunk in ac-
ton off the Solomon Islands in
1912.
i @ When and where did Gen.
Gorgas die?-S.K K.
A. He died on July 4, 1920, in Lon
don, where he had gone to study
plans for investigation of the vel
low fever situation in West Africa
King George v conferred a deco
ration upon him while he was on
his sick bed, and a state funeral in
st. Paul's Cathedral was ordered.
@. If President and Mrs. Lincoln
were never photographed together
how does it happen that pictures OF
the couple do exist?-D. E. M.
A. A composite photograph of the
President in 1864, and Mrs. Lincoln
OF an earlier period, was widely cir
culated. Possibly there are others
produced by the same method,
Evening star., 1944-03-24

many strange
p os sill iii ties
that to list
them all would
r equire more
space than is
here available
However, there
is one phase
which ought not
to be over
looked. It prom
LseS 10 carry
hypocrisy far
beyond the nor
NAL polit cal
Ii m / t S, which
are not narrow,
Evening star., 1944-03-24
|Huskin's S
ANSWERS to
|Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
ming Star Information Bureau, Fred
eric j Haskin, director. Washington.
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postage
Evening star., 1944-03-24
By FRANK r. KENT.

The fourth-term candidacy of
Mr.. Roosevelt breaks so many
records, creates so many unprece-
dented situations and involves so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Boy, Girl Save,
Aid els Santa
(Sec Pictorial Review

The ScWiceman who receives a
Gift box this Christmas from
Danny Van Dyke Of 16l Oak, and
Patsy Murphy Of 40 Fisher, both
of Crosse Polnte, probably won't
realize that il represents the saw
IngS OF two fve-year-old young
StcrS
Danny and Patsy went into
partnership a few weeks ago, de-
Gliding to save their pennies for a
10 the Santa for Service
men Fund instead of their usual
allotment of candy
we had been talking about
the Santa program one night,
when Danny took us completely
by surprise and announced he
and Patsy were going TO save
their money 10 buy some sol
der a box. too" explained his
parents, MIR and Mrs. Ray Van
Dyke. who themselves are plan
ming a Christmas party for 80
men in uniform under The
Detroit Times-sponSored Santa
for Servicemen drive.
These two children, who prob
ably qualify as the youngest Santa
for Servicemen helpers on record,
have saved $1.25 to date in their
glass bank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
2A|ienHeroes
MddeCitizens

Two aliens who served as u. s
Army officers despite army regu-
lations against the commissioning
of aliens today are citizens of the
country they served.
Granted citizenship in federal
court yesterday were 1t William
L. Fox. rs. of 1850 Virginia Park,
and Capt. Joseph L. Tuloch OF
l434 Campbell. Fox is native OF
Canada, Tuloch Of Hungary.
A pre-Pearl IIarbor serviceman,
1t. Fox was wounded four days
after taking part in the D-Day in
vaSion of Normandy. He was cred
tied with capture of four Nazls.
Capt. Tuloch was relieved from
active duty after eight months
overseas because he is over age,
He Will return TO the faculty OF
Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Fox said he expects a medical
discharge soon.
Formerly forbidden citizenship
rights under the Oriental EXclu-
sion Act, three Chinese yesterday
were admitted to citizenship. They
are Mrs. Mabel Moy. 3S, of 1888
Lamson; Chite Shaw Lee. 40, of
5S5 Arden Park. and Wang Jul
ting Livingston. AZ, of 4l767
Schoolcraft, Plymouth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Explosion
Rips Town

TOLAR, n. NJ. Dec. 4 QNS)-
The small village of Tolar. 40
miles west of Clovis, N. M, on
the MelroSe-Fort Sumner line of
the Santa Re railroad. was rocked
yesterday when an ammunition
train exploded and 80 freight cars
were destroyed.
Only one person was hurt in
the blast and the roaring fire that
followed. Eight of the dozen
buildings in the village were
struck by fragments from the
exploding bombs, with some of
the structures being wrecked. In
iured was Jess Brown. who was
hit while walking in front of his
home.
The freight car carrying the
bombs was shattered. 1t was 81
cars behind the engine, almost in
the middle of the Shear train.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
MISC Honors
9DefroiferS

EAST LANSING. Dec. Mime
Michigan State Collese seniors
from metropolitan Detroit have
been elected 20 membership in
the Phi Kappa Phi, national
scholastic honorary society II
was announced here today.
Membership in the society is
limited 10 students maintaining
the highest averages for their en-
tire college career. Initiation
ceremonies VIII be held during
the winter term.
The following have been
elected:
Mary Jean Armstrong. physical
science, Dear born; Rosemary
Rowland. Journalism, Detroit,
Margaret Bra d bury, language
and literature, Detroit.
Gertrude Wilson, home eco
Monies. Crosse PoIntc; Richard
Pinkerton. physical science. De-
troit: Jane Elizabeth Cumming
science and arts. Detroit
Anne Louise EldridEe. business
administration. Crosse PontC,
Webster {. Mcdonald Ir., cnCi-
neering. Detroit. and Hugh
Charles ForSberg, engineering
Dearborn.
Herbert Dane Hoover. science
and arts, East Lansing; Herbert
Eugene BoelenS. business admin
istration, Spring La Ike, and
James Robert Burnett. engineer
ing Dlmondale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Film Star Honored
For Animal Pictures

BOSTON, Dec. I (UP) - Film
star Roddy Mcdowell recently re-
ceived a certificate of merit from
the president of the Massachu-
sets Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals. The star of
pictures dealing with animals re-
ceived the citation "for his out
standing reputation in those mo-
ton pictures which have created
a deeper and finer appreciation of
animal life"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Gen. Smith Given
Marine Command

WASHINGTON. Dec. (UP)-
Marine corp headquarters an
nounced today that Maj. Gen.
Julian c. Smith has been named
commanding general, department
of the Pacific, with headquarters
in San Francisco He will assume
his new command Dec. 5, reliev-
ing Maj Gen. j. c. Fegan. now
in the naval hospital at Mare
Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Straits Ferry Adopts
New Winter Schedule

Lam SING. Dec. I (UP)-
Charles NJ. Ziegler. state highway
commissioner today announced
that a new winter schedule Of
operations for State Straits fer
ries will 60 into effect today.
One ferry will be used during
the winter, he said. II will leave
Mackinaw City at 1870 and 1870
a. m, 1:30, 4;30. 7:30 and 1880
p. m, and leave ST. Ignace at 6
and 9 a. m, u noon, 3, 6 and
9 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Mustangs Are Good

INGLEWOOD, Cal, Dec. l
(UP)-North American Aircraft,
Inc, today announced that the
psi Mustang fighter is capable
of $50 mph in level flight. The
plane. holder of the transconti-
mental speed record. has an alti-
tude ceiling of more than 10000
feet and q range of 20O0 miles
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-10
Political War
Faces Ireland
With Election

Dublin. Fire. MAY IG.--ClPD-
\ first class politicaI iigh; wa,
developing in fire to-day aS
Prime Minister EaEion dc
Nalcra'S opponents accused him
of using diCtatnrial and danger
OTIS tactics in ordering Il rush nd-
tional election far Nav 3H--thc
cOuntry'S second within Il year
lis i result Ui the defeat OI his
domestic transport bill in the
House yesterday.
Neither the war nor the Cnuu-
try'S neutrality is IN issue in the
fight. however.
The Irish Free Press declared
his opponents must have dcCid-
ed to show that they are COM
plcIcly devoid Of amy sense uf
responsibility" by beating the
bill. and said the national inter
est demanded majority gov
crnmCnt.
At present the government has
only minority in the lo;,ST
chamber. the Dali Iirclnu. and
the independents hold the bal
ancc Of power.
Two other Dublin newspapers
denounced the governments
move.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-10
New Dealer
Is Ahead In
w. Virginia

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-10

CG jointly - C;cu".al Trrd,." Toll
hHHhl.. Whrsr .nu,h Ukraine army
topped Srg1slupDI late Yesterday i'm
- final ihrcr-Oav plunge through
lhrcc-uccp trv,Hldn CrfCnSc bolts.
aud Marshal A!"NuudCr NaSilcvsiy.
chief "i The Red army general stu:l.
Through fall of III" city the
Soviet Black Sea fleet rcgaincd
the second of two valuable ports
from which 10 venture against
Axis forces ON Rnmania'S coast
:0O miles 60 the west. The other
Is Odessa. lH0 miles 10 The north
west. rccapturcd by The Russians
April 10.
In the overall @i-day Crimcan Of
fcnSivc. which Tho Tulbukhin and
Gcrcmcnku armies uSnCrcd in April
g. At least iOD.OD Germans and Ro$
manianS were believed killed or cap
turcd. Some $1,000 were said 10
have remained IN tn" S"yJstoppl poe
ii"i as the RusaIau victory drive
began Sunday.
Mauy dIoa lrriu. foo escape by
=ot. tho Russians .tu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-10
Russians Moving To
New Drives after fftter
Fall Of Sevastopol

London, May 1O-(Ar)-Thc
iall of the Crimcan fortress mort
oi SrvaStopol, after 4 2i-day
siege. was announced today by
Premier Marshal Stain in an or
der cf the day. which indicated
one of the two original bcsiceing
Soviet armies may already have
been rushed 10 the main front
inr new Russian westward Of
'"nSIvC.
I"nSpIcuouSly absent from list of
5h commanders cited by Stain for
distinction in the drive. which com
picicly cleared the last OF tho TO-
UUO-SG GI"rC-mIlc Crimcan peninsula.
WAS the name OF General Andrcl
G"r"m"nko. whose Independent mar
I'Inl" army StruCl. 100 miles west
ward across the peninsula from
kcrrh and on April ~ reached to
SCNHs'"pnIS southern cnvirpns. The
omission suggested that YCrcm"nIiu
and his men might have been moved
elsewhere IN preparation iur .mu.rf-
ant u'N operations
The order of the day was address
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-10
Air Defeat
Now Looms
For Hitler
ourth Anniversary
or Low Countries
Finds FOG on Wane


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Germans were rrpprirG striviur
haStilv 1n tirh,.u M, ,boir .L,I,
'i' ''''' H'''th-
fourth anniversary of the NaZi
drive tnrorImn Ibr nq. Com,
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"p"H new Hsp"Ct~. pointing to-
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i"! haS designated ?9.Nrar-Old
hairr General ohc:st rcIH To
command Er.msau air forces in
Tie west ana 'r..rr"u him IL As
"'m"i" a force !" v"uIhat the I'M
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-10
Stocks Static
Most Of Day

N"w York, May CAP) The
majority "i stock market leaders re-
S,s,cd light selling pressure today,
o',l tailed To attract enough ,u>tHiu-
'u buying interest 10 advance
iltCd forward were Il. s. Steel,
montgomery Ward and DUPONT. SI',,-
p'hg at times were Standard on NJ.
GEARS Rocbuck and Western Union
T., Bonds were steady aud commuo-
.ivS mixed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-10
Leaf Markets
In Maryland
Make Protest

Upper Mrrlhrro. Md. Mny 10
(hP)-All southern Mar%lgud tCbac-
GO markets which opened yesterday
were closed today ~ protest against
"Ci'ug prices, which warehouse
operator SAID wrnId RESULT IN an 3d.
OUO. .uOO loss ip farmers.
FI'mk iIall. Of Hall BROTHERS *
Summers. said that growers and auC-
Irnu house rcp cscmiutlvCS oi ali eight
tobacco markets in southern Mary
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-10
HARTMAN SEES PRESIDENT

Washington. May & tNpD W.
Avcrcll Hartman. United state,
ambassador tu Russia. conferred wr'n
President RnoS"vCl, today for the
first time since returning from Mo-
COW. lie declined Ia discuss the
meeting with ucw&uCn and turned
aside It question whether he had
brought message from Premier Sta
lin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-10

~ CEF'S return In office. from
which he had been barred by GOV
'rnmrnt order, followed an order bv
Secretary OF Commerce Jesse .Ionc,
last mlgnt. cading Federal possession
Of the Chicago properties. the ScIZ-
ulc OF winch CliuaXCd a lung-st,ud-
.nS labor dispute.
'i"ucN order came at the end of a
collective bargaining election which
~HS won by the CIO union. whose
controversy with the company 10
government control rf the plant on
NpN -. The results showed the
'I' Uuuu represented Il majority of
Tue employees. which MAS u iunda-
mental issue.
!h' commerce ScCrCiary'S annul,u-
cement "i the governments lCrnIIu,-
H'n Il possession also came ON the
e., -; - scheduled Federal court dc
e.SI"n "n The legality of the seizure
- Federal officials on orders of
i''aI|ru, Roosevelt.
Ihr rCImquishIuG q! Federal con-
''"i followed President Ronscvclts
earlier comment that the election
"N'cum" would end the case. Jones
""'u Inc purpose of Selling the plant
mad been accomplished and the cIcc-
''h hhd been completed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-05-10
Ward Firm
Given Back.
To Owners
Government Quits
AS CIO Union Wins
Bargain Election

Chicago. May l0-(AP)-Scw-
ell Avery resumed control of
Montgomery Ward Il COMPANY
to-day. IL days after two soldiers
carried him from his office of
board chairman Of the huge mail
Grdrr house, which the govern
mcnt had seized.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18
s@infe

8lnue @arfen: a5 bis IS uno @8 bis 38 fno bis af meheres gulhg.
&ae @erierfridte uno -@enuie, ebenio getrodnete 5rifte, fino iest
punfHrei.
&ue Nfarfen: &5 bis 95 uno @8 bis 38 fno bis auf peihres gmfg.
Bon ben galtg ertlarten rotten &upons gelten INNER Oel fr 1e
bier @oden.
SOens: 9le 9atonierungsmert3dben oienen gum u8e9ien" Der neuen
rotten uno bIauen Gupons, Die enen @ationspert BON lie 10 Puntten
baen.
gnnfe fir Settle. SIR SIeHber gibt ibnen ahei 9unfte fir ieoes 9funb
@bfaGfet aus Der Slide, pelhes Sic ibm bringen.
3mder: Supons 80, 81 uno 80 in Bud Scr. A fuo Biz auf peiteres fir ie
5 8funo gllig. auf Gupon 40 ino Bis %. 5ebruar 1915 gleibfads
5 9funo fus @inmaden erbdltib. @erbrau6er fonnen bel Der fr
fe 5ufdnoigen 3neigteae os &atonerungsantes bis gum 81. OF
tober 5u4bltden 3uder fir bausli6es @inma6en beantragen. Die
Marfe 33 i'm Bud A miro an /. September fir 5 Hfnno gilhg.
Gdube: 0e Marfen SCI. / uo 2 nit Dem SIug8eug i'm Rahonsbub SIR. 3
fno bis af meteres glltig.
galulin: Gie g11 Marfen fmo fir ben auuf BON lie 8 @alonen big 8.
Nopember gilhg. Die Narfen 83, G3, 84, ga nno E gelten fir lie
5 @aqonen. Gum S6us geeen ben S~dleibbanoel bat ieoer 8agen-
befser iofort af alien @aoGnSupons, Die fb in ieinem 8efs be-
finoen, feline 2i5en8 Summer uno ben Staat, in benz er regiitrRrt it,
al pernerfen.
grennSl: Die Marfen Der Sei3unesperiooen A uo :, fir ie 10 @auonen
pro ginbeit gutg, geHen bis eindleBih 80. September. gie Ntar-
ten Der Sei3ungsperiooe 1 fir 1944-45, audi fir ie 10 @aaonen pro
ginbet, fm0 rbt giltg.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18
9as 1T 5anl6eit

Der groBe &obert &c6 war, 10
miro beri@tet, ais S6uliunae feines-
mees elm @tuiter al 6leiB. Als iein
2abrer mieoer einmal feitgeitelt bat
te, oaB Der tleine &obert feline Saus-
oufga6e iebr mangelbaft gema6t bat
te, gebot er ibm, alS Strafaufgu6e
bis gum nabIten Gage einen 9lufiab
ii6er ooS Sbenla n@as lit 5~alilbeit?"
81 i6rei6en.
Yiinftli6 lieferte &o6 Die Straf=
arbeit ant nG6lten Morgen ab. u@ie
lang lit Der @ufiab geporoen?" frag
tc Ger 2ebrer. u8rei Seiten", emit
9egnete &o6ert itol5. 3ufrieoen nabnl
Der Qebrer oaS Seft in @mpfang,
lin gleid5 oarouf beitiir3t feit3uiteaen,
ooB altf Der erIten Seite MIR oas
@ort u9as~, auf Ser 8meiten Seite
Oas @ort lit" uno auf Der Oritten
Settle ooS @ort 0SauIbeit" ltano.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18
@ew YOrfcr YnppemBGnOlerin ais
SpiOnin beitraft

BUR S06ititrafe BON 10 Sabren
3u6tbaus uno $4,000 @elobuBe
perurteilte 9unoesri9ter Miaer Oie
50-idbrige 6rau 8elpalie 0idinion,
cine SEEM gorfer BuppenbGnolerin,
ole iid fiir5li6 Ser 8erlebung oes
3eniurgeieBes i6uloig 6efannte.
8unoesonmalt McgfoQp be5ei6nete
Tie Dor @eridt ais peine 6rar, Die
ibr 9ano oen Sopanern fiir @el0
perfoufte". Die Angeflagte, Die in
elmer BON 2ei0eni6aft erfiiaten Or
flGrung INN ri6terli6e Miloe bat,
rGunlte ibre @er6inoung nit iapa-
nii6en @genten bier3ulonoe Elm,
ibrieb aber elm Abfommen ii6er
@erienoung BON Snformationen iiber
Slottenaftioitdten an Der 8eItfiiIte
nacb Sopan ibrem perItor6enen 8ot-
ten 5lt. Die &egierung legt ibr sur
QoIt, BEL ser @erienonng BON Snfor-
nation pio 9[~rgentinien nab 8ofio
mitgepirtt 81 ba6en.
DSie f0nnen iiG gliidli6 id6ben,
oaB Die &egierrng sic ni6t ais
@errGterin pro3eiiierte. Sic rpa-
rem ii6erlid in Espionage tGtig."
0Sbr 8erbreGen", iagte Ser &i6-
ter bin8uL ogren5t bart an 9anoeS-
perrat."
Ser @atte ser Angeflagten, See
E. 9idinion Ser friiber in San
Sroncisco i'm 2ebensmittelban0el ge-
meien mar, itor6 nod onge6liden
abma6ungen nit ben Sapanern. @r
ipor es, erflGrte Ser 8erteioiger, Der
S6iffsinformationen iammelte, sic
6rait 9idinion III flint, nit Ser
S1reibmai6ine geidrie6enen grie-
fen 81 8opier bra6te. Die 8riefe
trltgen oils ltnteri6rift Oie Namen
BON Gltnoen ibres 9ltppen9ei6GItes.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18
8efansenen6ilfe fein SOdperrut

Die 3 Sapanii6-M merifanerinnen
Die in Ser 0Gbe BON 9enper 5mei
oeuti6en ausreiBern in ibrer 6lu6t
perbalfen, famen in ibrem So6per=
ratSpro5eB glimpfli6 ab. 9ie @e-
i6morenen erfannten in ibrem
S6ulOiprud MIR auf 8eri6Worung
gum 2anoeSperrat.
0ie Mngeflagten-6rau Siurllfo
8aaace, Srau 6lorence Sbip8e
Stani uno 5rau Sbitaro Sanigo-
ibi-trugen feinerlei @emiitsbene-
gnng CUR Sdau, ais Die @ei6more-
men ibren 8efuno nerfiinoeten.
Die amei oeuti6en Sol0ater, oe-
men oie orei @ngeflagten eur 6lu6t
perbalfen, eri6ienen i'm &erlauf oeS
Diertagigen 8ro5eiies oils He9ie-
rlings5eugen I'M @eri6t nno mltr-
Ben Damn Dem @efangenenlager III
Camp Campbell BON &entltdp mie-
Der 5ugefiibrt. @s maren oies Sein-
rid Saioer un6 Serman Iliguit So
iber, oie beioe &ommels Mfrifafprps
an9ebort batfen. Die &riegsgefan-
genen uno oie orei Ingeflagten bot
ten matchmaker Sreunoi1aft ge-
iGloiien, als ie 5uiammen auf Der
ielben Sarm nabe Grinioao in Colo
ruoo fei6aftigt maren.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18
Gnf benz 6clbe Der Sire s%efulen

Gon Sen ii6er 60 iungen Mdnnern
ser neutrality-suspicious. @oncor-
0ia @emeinoe, tpel9e in Der @ebr-
mo6t u~nieres 2anoes oienen, Itar6
ais eriter Sen Seltentoo Der Soloat
George 8eder ir. @r oiente in Ser
Snfoutrie unO fiel nm 8. sui bel Der
@roberung ser Sniel Saipan I'M Yo-
5ifii6en O3ean. Ser @efaaene par
Elm Sobn oes 3obnar5tes George
8eder.
Gls permiBt gemeloet wurOe Der
Sta6S- 11nteroffi3ier gilbert S ) IL
Sein 6lug3eug ging I'M Sep
tem6er 1913 nabe Singapoore per-
loren. @benfoas uermiBt miro Der
3e6nii6e Sergeant &i6arO &rue.
ger. Sem 6lug5eug ging am 20.
MGr3 ii6er ben Sarolineninieln Der.
loren.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18
@eitere sdiffSOerlnlte

~ltniere Marne CAB neulid Sen
8erluit 3lpeier NmerifaniiGer &riegs-
fabr5euge-oes Mineniu6boots Ss-
prep uno oes &au6bootidgers 8G-
t261-in europGii@en @euGiiern be
FAINT. Ser Wteloung paren feline
ndberen @in2elbeiten beigefiigt. Die
&ommanoanten beioer &riegsfobr-
8eltge befinoen iib angebli6 inter
Ben lteberlebenoen.
Die beioen oben angefiibrten Ser
ienfungen 6ringen oie @~eiartt3abl
ser ieit &~riegsbeginn p~erienften
@in5elbeiten Ser amerifaniI6en Slot
te auf 1876. @eitere SGiffe iin6
als iiberfaqig gelneloet uno 8 anoere
muroen iel6it 5erltort, oamit iie ni6t
in feinolide &dnoe gerieten.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18
@arnm Guam midt befeitist ipnrSe

Ser republifanii6e Senator Cur
nep erflarte neulid, oaB er iebr er-
Itaunt ipar iiber einige sleuBerungell
in Sen leBten @nipraden oeS BrGii-
benton, monad oieier Dem &ongreB
Die Sdulo oofiir gi6t, bob @uanl
niAt 6efeltigt moroen mar.
D@enn pie Der 8raiioent es aus
oriift, ser &on9reB oie Soften fir
Die 8efeltigung Der pa5ifii6en Snielu
uno i%nsbeionoere @uams nidt ge-
nebmigte, 10 MIR oarum, neil Die
&egierung niemals Dem &ongreB Ole
@riinoe oafiir entipre6eno flor mod
te uno oarum liegt Die 8erant-
mortung BEL Der &egierung," meinte
Senator @urnep.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18
@riihc aus Den serien

6rGulein 8reoa unO 6rGulein Gar
la S%derSbauien Derleben ibre Som-
merferien in 9(tlantic GitD al1 fiiblen
Stronoe oes Atlantii6en S5eans.
Sic mobnen i'm Sefferion Sotel.
@roBpater uno @robmutter Jranf
81 0 NJ ianoten ms &urtengriiBe aus
W}iomi in Slorioa, no Tie auf 8eiu6
lei ibrem Sobn unO oeiien 5rau per-
neilen.
SEER uno 6rau @ilbelm 9 9 e
ianoten 6eriengriiBe ans 8irginia
Bead tpO lie bel berrli6item @etter
cine rnbepole 3eit geniBen.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18
8raf uDn Stamffembers mar r~niien-
fremnbli6

Moolf Sitlers anipielung in ieiner
&un6funfreoe iiber oas perfeblte
Mttentat gegen i'm auf Die 8eri1m6-
gerung oes 9lttentdters Stauffenberg
nit 6einben 9euti6lanos lit bier8u-
lanoe miBperitanoen moroen. Wan
oadte, gnglGnoer paren CEMENT,
neil elm Oberit SEEING bon Stauffen-
berg nit elmer @ngldnoeriu perbei=
ratet lit.
Gati16li6 meinte Sitter nidt ben
Sreiberrn SEEING bon Stauffenber9,
ionoern Ben @rafen CLAUS Bbilipp
S6enf BON Stauffenberg, ser 8ur
3eit oes Attentats elm @eneralitabs-
offi3ier mar. gr mar nit &uIien
peri6mdgert our6 feline Seirat nit
garonin Mleranora Stadelberg, Ell
ner So6ter oes &ommanoeurs Der
5ariitiii6en @aroefapaQerie i'm &ui-
iii6-Sapanii6en 4riege.