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Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-26
LIQUOR DROUTH
WILL CONTINUE

w
About investigation of the liquor
industry is now being shaped up d.
the reorganized Senate Judiciary
Subcommittee under Pat McCarran
of Nevada. 1t will take the form
of net only turning over to local
district attorneys and the Depart
ment of Justice any evidence con-
sidered grounds for prosecution puV
also providing background Tor re-
form legislation.
The committee is not interested
in prohibition, pro or con, put as
side issue it is interesting ltsen III
the present liquor shortage. Unoer
the late Senator FREDERICK Vai,
Nuys of Indiana the committee aia
certain amount OF 1umonhs
around on the liquor shortages last
December without coming 10 any
conclusions. Now, with an enlarged
committee staff under j. u. sour,
wine and with George M. Moore Oh
the Congressional Joint Commlt'ee
on Nom essential Federal EXpenol-
lures slated to become CHIEF IN
vestigator, Senator McCarran
committee is moving ahead.
Distillers have been asked 10
prepare data for the committee, ana
so have executive agencies OF the
government dealing with alcons
matters. :
The industrial alcohol division OF
the War Production Beard, which
has already announced 1914 pro-
duction requirements OF 632 MIL
lion gallons, as against productive
capacity of 593 million gallons Is
being asked to review lts data'
locking towards partial resumption
of civilian supply Under present
WPB orders all distillers must now
work full capacity on industrlal
alcohol for synthetic rubber, eH-
plosives and lend-lease require
ments. There will be no chance 10
build up beverage stocks.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
ASKED FOR DATA j.,
Similarly, the alcohol tax unit OF
the Bureau of Internal Revenue
has been asked for data on DIS
tillery stocks and sales, the Securi-
ties and Exchange Commission mas
been asked for data on corporate
ownership of distilleries, and the
Antitrust Division OF the Depart
ment of Justice has been asked to
turn over data on alleged domina-
ton of the industry by the big tour
National Distillers, Schenley, sea-
gram and Hiram Walker.
On this last phase of the invetl-
cation, the McCarran COMMITTEE
will be running somewhat in ccm-
petition with the Department OF
Justice. Last December the Anti
Trust Division subpoenaed recoros
of the big four. In January II
called for records of 85 more dis
tillers and vintners.
Deadline for filing records was
extended several times, the last
extension being to March l5. All
this information is now being pro-
cessed fer federal grand jury pre-
sentation.
The McCarran Committee, anxi-
outs to dc job for itself, wants
this information.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-26
Records Listed
On Dairy Herds

Emil Schaffner's dairy herd messed
Robert Schwob's herd out of first
place, according to the official re-
port of the Imperial Cow Testing
association for March, but the
Schwcb herd took four places in
the list of 10 highest producing
cows.
The Schwob herd headed the list
of the best five COWS in each of
nine herds, the report showed.
The list of 10 highest producing
COWS for March and their records
follow:
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-26
MILK MUST GO THROGH

GRANTS PASS, Ore, Warch 20.
CUP) = Late revelers in Grants
Pass have been going home with
the same milkman every morning
fer the past 10 years. John c.
Stewart, local dairyman,, recently
started his 18th year of milk de-
liveries. He covers his route alone
and hasn't missed delivery in a
decade.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-26
Ontario Crash
Kills Officer

ONTARIO, Cal, March 25 up
Lieutenant Charles Lee Barton,
"a, student officer at Cal-Aero Ac-
ademy, was killed when his train
ing plane crashed west of Victor
vile, Cal, Ontario authorities an
nounced
Barton spun in last night while
making a routine training flight. A
board of officers will investigate
the crash.
He is survived by his widow,
Frances, and one chile, in Upland,
Cal. His parents live in Cleaton,
Ky.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-26
COW HAS TRIPLETS

SAUK RAPIDS, Mich, March 25.
up The beef supply increased
here recently when a COW belonging
to Julius Mendel gave birth to
triplets. The War-ccnscious Hol-
stein and her calves, one bull and
two heifers, weighing 80, 80 and 40
lbs. each, are all doing nicely.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-26

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 25. CUP)
The Office Of Price Administra-
ton refused pleas from restaurant
and hotel owners to postpone the
effective date of the OPA's roll
back of prices on 20 a la carte
items in the San Francisco bay
area.
The rollback will become effec-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-26
MUST GET SENATE OKEH

WASHINGTON, March 25. UP)
The senate has agreed tentatively,
without debate or a record vote, to
require senate confirmation of
every government employe earning
$4,000 or more annually.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-26
Pounds Butterfat
TO BUILD BRIDGE

SACRAMENTO, March %. IUP)
The state public works depart
ment has awarded $151,914 con-
tract to Ralph o. Dixson of Los
Angeles, for constructing a con-
crete bridge across the San Diego
river in the city Of San Diego on
state route n.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

LEGAL ADNERIISEMENA
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
SAN BERNARDINO.
No. l2277
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE
SALE
In the Matter of the Estate OF
JOHN w. HART, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, ETHEL
HART. the Executrix OF the Will
of JOHN w. HART, deceased, Will
on or after the 10th day OF April.
1914. sell, at private sale, to the
highest and best bidder, upon the
terms and conditions hereinafter
set forth, and subject to confirma-
ton by the above named Court, all
of the right, title, interest, and
estate of said decedent, which said
decedent had at the time OF his
Ceath, as we'll as all of the right,
title. interest, and estate which
has since accrued, by operation OF
law. or otherwise, to the estate OF
said decedent since his death, in
and to the following described
property, to wit:
An undivided one-half inter-
est in and to the following de-
scribed property, to wit;
PARCEL l: The North half
of Tract SO; the Westerly
2OO.3 feet of Tract 102. and the
Westerly 200 feet of that por-
ton of Tract 116, lying South
of the North line of Tract SO,
produced Easterly, all in Town
ship ii South, Range Is East,
S.BM, in the County OF 1mpe-
rial, State of California, as per
Map of the re-survey approved
and filed in the United States
Land Office at Los Angeles,
California.
PARCEL @ Tie South half
of Tract 90 and the West 200
feet of Tract 101, in Township
IA South, Range Is East, S.B.M. :.
in the County of Imperial, State
of California, as per Map of the
re-survey approved and filed
in the United States Land Of
flee at Los Angeles, California.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF
SALE are as follows: Cash, in law
full money of the United States;
| ten per cent of the amount bid to
| be paid at the time of the accept
ance of the bid, balance on confir-
nation of the sale by the Superior
| Court. Commission, not exceeding
five per cent, will be allowed to the
real estate broker whose bid Is
accepted by the court.
All bids and offers must be In
writing and delivered to the un-
dersigned Executrix at 311 Emmons
Building, Ontario, California, or
may be filed in the office of the
Clerk of said Court above named
at any time before the date of
sale.
Dated this 18th day of March,
1914
ETHEL HART,
Executrix of the will of
JOHN w. HART, Deceased.
(No. so (M21-31 inc.)
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-26
CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

We must realize that in all parts of
Europe now dominated by Germany
democratic institutions have been abol
ished Somehow we must restore the fun
damental that every citizen is responsible
for the government.-Jean Monnet, COM
missioner-at-large, French Committee of
National Liberation.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-26
LET HITLER PROVE
HIS WORD ONCE


inconsistency and deceit or just plain
skulduggery in the reported announce
ment that all troops and military set-upS
of any kind will be removed from Rome
No one believes any such intention. If
the announcement had been made that
1--WE have withdrawn from Rome and
"invte the allies to confirm it, it might
mean something.
In the first place, it requires mutual
agreement to declare an open city in
warfare. Germany had opportunity to
do this before she sent her forces into
the Holy City. Instead of accepting the
opening she deliberately made it a mill
tary city and for the definite purpose
of trying to attach all blame on the al
lies for bombing damages. But that ruse
did not work The allies had only one
choice, to go ahead. 1t was a dreadful
choice to make. If Rome is destroyed the
blame lies with Hitler. 1t will be destroy
ed and the German hordes with it unless
the Fuehrer has one moment of normal
thinking and gets out.
The Germans undoubtedly realize
and should acknowledge that they are
doomed to be driven from Italy. If there
is scintilla of honesty and sincerity
in their pompouS declaration. they will
prove it by leaving the city whole. In
the end, if they are driven out by force,
they will destroy what is left before they
retreat if their former tactics are carried
out.
War is ruthless, yet in centuries of
blood there are many instances of word
being kept. How easy for our bombers
to wipe Paris off the map. British war
leaders knew the vulnerability of the
French capital long before Hitler started
his rampage and after Poland and the
lowlands were overrun, these same lead
ers we'll knew France would be next. Yet
Paris became an open city and to this
day not single allied bomb has fallen
within the limits of that great city.
Would Hitler have kept his word as we'll
if London had been made open city?
Hardly. And now his prating about leav-
ing Rome on his own accord won't GO
down.
Until the Holy City actually is torn
asunder, there will be the hope that it
may be spared But it will not be to Hit
lers credit He could be left there alone
as his empire crumbles.
Rome could be his sepulcher.
Some of the suggestions by youths
themselves as to their conduct sound
more grown-up than those offered by
adult minds.
Rivers figuI, extensively in this war.
The Don, the Dniester, Prut and Danube,
Rhone, Rhine and so on. Hitler must
have rivers of nightmares He has one
more to cross-the River Styx.
In the meantime what has become of
uaile Selassie?
If voter registration doesn't come to
scratch, there won't be more than doz-
en- votes apiece for the dozen senatorial
candidates.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-26

! If catastrophe were to occur to the
Allied armies which could be traced to
the retention of German and japanese
Representatives in Dublin, gulf would
be opened between Great Britain and Ire
land which even generations wouldn't
bridge-Winston Churchill.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-26
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The foiloping edit.
oridis are presented cs interesting Gpin-
ions UOiced by editors elsewhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-26
DIVORCE GRANTED

Berniece Booth Upton Friday was
granted final divorce from Myron
Millar Upton in Imperial county
superior court.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-26

Art Smith, an aviator from Fort
Wayne, Ind, is credited with the
idea of airplane sky-Writing.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-26
cophoI Talk
-by-
Peter Edison

Gus war job in producing indus
trial alcohol, penicillin and numer-
Gus other war materials in quanti-
ties believed impossible.
Far from prosecuting the IN
dustry, a good tough senate investi-
CATION might be its salvation.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-26

If voter registration doesn't come to
scratch. there won't be more than doz-
en- votes apiece for the dozen senatorial
candidates.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
SrlanO lit
bOfbeimi0

2onOon Gle &egiernng Don
SrlanO peigerte lid, oen an0eren nett
traleu Nationen iid an5uihlieBen in
ibrent AltsidIuB pom ge1dyteten Ad)s
ientriegsperbredSern. Sie irlGnOiide
3egieritng beb6lt iit) III Oieier Sofe
0aS 3edt DOR nodl 8litOenfen SIT
9anOeIn lino inl Sntereile Oes San
0eS. Ser ltnteriefrct6r fitr Die bri-
tiid.en &~ronIGn0er Bnltl @mrps
GuonS berihtete i'm l~lnterbalts Die
Saltltu9 Srlono8 in oieier Sohe.
Gas Aiplreft. iagte @pous, lei
naf irIGnoiider Meinun1 nit)t in
6ra1e! man fonnte feline 8erlid)erltttg
gebcll 10 @ered,tigfeit, Nadiidt, ole
@bre ltlto sic eigenen 5atereiien Der
Totion @auGbrulg 0eS AiplreftS
n0tig MAIDEN %ioIlteil. Die irlGn0iihe
Regierung mics ieruer bin ouf oas
6ebleu elmer mntfoiienoen, interna-
t%;o1alen Gro5eBoromlng bejii9Iih ser
8riegsDerbretaer. 9tuf sic 6rage i'm
~llnterbnliS iiber Die 6aItlung Der an
Oereit nalttralen Staaten in 0ieler
Sadle muroc feline ailtmort Qe1e6en.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
vSirpib" lit
niGt mebr

@onOon - LAS Oeutife 41,O00 to.
Sdla6tififf ,AOmiral BON Girpis",
Der ieBte .Jllruerientbarc" Rieie III
6itter5 ~ifap;nOenoer ariegsmarine,
lit ii oen noldpeJiihen @erp6iiern oes
EromI0 6ioro qefentert uto inter-
g%egangen, nad0em eS pom orei Der
SehStonnen : ,,@rO6eben" Bomber
8oatreffer erbalten bate, Die BON
2aucaiterS Der H9l6 abgeporfelt
mur6en, mic 0aS 2nftminiiterium be.
rihtete.
Die 9riten, Sic aus benz NrftiSs
Nebsl angriiicn, benotigteu mr. Elm
paar Ninlten, Inn oas SdIadtidyiff
ST e~rIeoigen. oo2 nierndIs an eitlent
6lottenfampf teiIgenomnten bat uno
Oeiien 8on S. Geltid)en III fiinf
Sn6rca $50,0OO,OOO g~efoItet Bat.
Ger Rreis. ben ole 8riten 5o9lten,
mar elmer pom Den 30 ongreiIen0en
8ombern. pie ooS 2ltftminiiterium
in einem @eridt ollSTiibrte. Grei
9omben Ionoeten auf Dem Ted oeS
.IomiraI 8irpit", ser i'm Snnern
er %looierte. iid nrGegte llito lang
Jam lintergi1lg, pontit Die oreiiGbrige
8erfoIgung ourd sic @ritcn nnO
&ilIieu ell Gnoe ion0.
3aS Shpeteriffiff ser ungJiidli-
den .3iSmard" ipuroe I'll elmer Belt
uerIenft, 6o pom nettroler Seite in
pQdienoem TitsnloB 8ermiitlingen
iiber cine beuoritebenoe Snuaiion g}ors
meqenS burh Ole 4aiierten ongeitent
weroen. Die IotniraI oon 9irpiB"
bsreits oardl iriibere 2uftangrtffe
!rto sic SorpeOotreFfer non 31perg-
ltnterieebopten ihper in W~itlei0en-
idait aejoNeh mar itets cine @eIubr
iiir sic Gi8ueer : NafifntbSlinieu
mad Mntmdnsf uno eile p~otentienf
@eidbr Fir cine 2onoung III Ror-
tpe9en. @inige @inbeiten Ser britt
it]en Some 6Ieet baben longe
hauern0e @dht itber Dos Shloht-
idiff 9ebaIten. STEELE Sdyiffe weroeu
oltrdl Ole 8erIerfnnQ MIN frei, unb
uermltlidl fir 6ie &dGnpFe in Aiien
raider oeriitgbar, ais es ser SAL 9e-
melen wdre, went bic uGirpit" IN
taft gebIieben mdrG.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
len anf
Nanting

Mal6inaton - Nllh Nanting bot
ieBt omerifanildye @onlben 5lt foIten
bafommen, sic Saltptitaot OeS dine
fifteen 4qtppenitnat2S SaponS, nno
oo$ iapaniids Hao;o meloet, bob oaS
japantide @auptlanO ebpniaIlS mie-
Der elmer Ra55tu al88elpbt Netpeietl
lei.
Ole Supuner lanoeten erneut
ihtpere 8erltGrfungen in Grmoc All
&ette, periorei1 ODER 0rei ibrer pier
TRANSPORTER BON je 5000 3onnen
itfpo iieban con insgeiamt Is 3erito-
reru, oie Ole @erltGrfltngS -6lotiue
csfortierteit. General Moc9Irtburs
8eridt gob feline Sddtun9 Ser
Stdrfe ser geIanoeteu feinolid]en
Grltppcn. elm Spreder DeS @orpt-
quarters erfI1rte ober, Oas lie mOg'
lid)erpefie 5000 bis 10000 Moul
erreidte. Ia5u fonlnlen sic id}6t-
3uraswefle $4,000 Monn, oie Ser
Neino auf Qepte bereits in Milton
butte. Sbnen itebetL lolpeit befonnt.
bier omerifaniihe Gipiiionen 9egen-
ifber, 0eren StGrfe ME erofinet ipor'
Den mt.
GbineIiide 9rlppen boben Den
piftigen StraBenfnotenpunft O(o'
maui, s Meilen bon 8bnno IN Torc'
8urrua, erobert. pie ans Gbungfinq
gemeloet miro.
Reue 2uftan9riffe gegen Die moro.
lid9an auriieu, Sic 8onin., Rota- uatn
Marclls Snieln muroen Don Ser D1a-
rire betannt9egebclt.
Grei feinolide Sdger muroen iifer
uno elmer notwithstanding abgel6oifen
un0 elmer beim 4ngriff ouf Die moro
Iid7en &lrilen belf1oigt. Gin Wit.
dell MitteIbomber ser II. @rmee-
BIiegergruppe 9ing Derlorerl.
Marine : 5lug5euae griffen feino-
lid}e StelIungelt in sen Mariannen
an uno 5eritorten cine 3ufermiible
auf &ota uno b~eld)oiien cine Fbos-
plat Nnlage inO einen 6lu9itreiFen.
audp sic Mdrclls Siliel, 100 Mei-
LEN liiooitlid bon Gofio. muroe bon
9iberator 8ombern beidsohen. @S
lpor Ser @iieberte atlgriff attf Die Su-
Iel i'm Nobember.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
R~inriAtMnacr, Icuen
TN KSln crfcIat isin

3iir.d Heiicroe BON Eeufid,-
il.N bcridfen i13er Die ldpredIidyen
ltiaSe i'm 8taiitIano, oie ibreil
@6bepunft i'll &oIn teionoerS erreidt
tatten.
81 o.eier s,aOt ioaeu 21 gerio-
ran etJoilat Uor0en icin, neil lie iid)
ofFsntIid ge3esl sen arieg anberten.
&c meiiten 5liriidgebliebenen Gin
po5aer Don aoln finoen IN bG6len-
alnldsu. @obnunsen llnterfllnIt,
] Sod, o)ne @as. @Icftri3itGt un0
@oiier.
las Sra,Sportmaieu I'M fbein.
lauo bon aarlSrrtbe DIS sur @nbr iii
IfDer mitgenonlnlen. Ger &oblen-
ueriano pom Ser TilDr lit ~LabnbgeLegt
mo III U:elei Snonitrien miro Ieit
@odleu nid)f 1enthaitet.
Sn maitden Grten beite6t falt
feline aontrolle iiber Sic arbeiter, 6ie
Gs.m eritan 2Iftalarm ole 8erflt1t.
ten berlaiien. Sunoerttanienoe bon
R5einlanocrn lollen ali i9r Sob uno
8lt oerloren baberi, 3amilien iiro
5aritreut, &inoer oermiBt, nGbreno
ala gemiibun8en Fir cine @ieoer-
uereinigung oereitelt weroen ourdj
oen idledpten Eoltoienit.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
70. Komercs tr0t
lpicHcr %3minmtlncn

8albingtpn alle Mn5eihen
iprafen oaTitr, ooB ser 78. &ongret
oie ariesspolImadten Yraiioent &oo.
fepeEtg obne ion0erIide Sppoiitiou
perlangern miro. Abs. @artin+Mui
IahuiettS, Der repttbLifaniife 6raf.
lions fibrer i'm SaltS, erfldrte, er
lniiie non teiner ~gepIanten Oppoiition
ge1en Grnelgving Der &riegsbefug-
it;iie. Sic llnter b%eitebenoe1u @efeb am
81. Eftober ublaltfer.
Ger aon9reB, iagte er YreileDer-
tretcril. oipiro Dem Braii6enten aIte
Madrtbefugniiie geben, Die er fir sen
&rieB 6raudt."
Ger aIte &ongreB in Sem 215 De-
,mofrqteu Mno 2t2 Rep1tblitaner
iieen, tritt 5l ieiilen nbiflieBen0en
SiBungeli 5llirnunen.
Inter Den Mitglieoern b~efinoen
lid ettidpe so .Iabnle @nten", Die
iiber Elm urfangreides oormeibnadyt-
Tides Observation-Disclosures nit
etttideioGll neroer, ebe tie lit Ser par
lan1entartidlen @erienfln9 Deridppin-
rem. SSnl i1elten &onereB, Der am 8.
Soi1uar 5uiamnentritt, peroen Die
Gemofraten cine Mebrbeit oott min
oeitens 80 Stimnen baben.
ab9aie9en Don oer ariegsoollnudl-
ten gerIdn9erlln8 miro iid Der olte
@ongreB II. a. nit fotqenoen 6ragen
3u beiddftigen ba6en: Gntifeioung
ooriiber, oh Die so5iolidutiteuer ollf
ibrefn oer;eitigen Stano bon ie 1
Tro5ent fiir M~rbeitgeber ltno Arbeits
nebmer .feiteefroren" ODER Oh unter
beitebenoem @eies cine ~ortomatiide
Steiaerllna ullf lie 2 8ro3ent om I.
Sallll1r 5igelaiicn lperoen ioll; nno
g~ntideiolnlJ Oariiber, Oh Die geieb,
fidse Gariahruugsfriit fiir friegSee-
tidtlid)e 8~rojeile III iolfeu 6allen,
Die id aus Sopans Angriff ouf
EsarI Sdrbor ergaberb u~erlGngert
Iperoel loIl ODER niht.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17

aorperfunttionen IoIten nit gepluns
ter NegelmdBigfeit nISgefilbrt pcr=
Sen. llniere 9drme miiIIen ii6 ents
leeren. nniere Nteren miillen dr6eis
ten, bic Horeu in unIerer Sdut
miiiien often gebalteu iperben uno
itnlere Ma6rnng mug ueronut lucrs
ben, luerm unler Blut uno anocre
Morpergeiue6e normal nno gelltno
Ietn uno bleiben foIlen.
3ros ieoer @oriidt Mogen ipir
ie0cG Su5eiten frant lperbeu. @im
0ift ODER riellei6t einiee Seine,
9egen Die mir ms Hid]ts rrebreH tons
ilsn, m0gen in un1ereH Rorper eins
nriugen lino Arnutbeit ner1lrIaAen.
Sic 8rdntbeit mag erniibdft feiu. in
iueIGsm Sale bic nteiiten bon un3
geniieenb Snteliseu5 beiisen, einen
SdGmnnn = einen Ir5t - 6u rus
fett, nm ben 3uItann al 0iagnoliereu
itnn 3u bebanoeIn.
9es 0fteren lit Die &rnnt6eit ie@
bod MIR serin9erer Natiir, pieIleidt
berDnrgerifen Snr6 ppriibergebenDes
Nidt6eadten oieIer o6en eripdbnten
einfad]en Gegeln, llnregelmdbigfeiz
ten in Der tdgIiden @outine, 3u9s
lutt o0er idIedltes @etter. itbers
nldbiee Nusarbeitune, Berdn6erllug
III Nabrune ober TrinfpaiIer, Sors
gen ober geiitiee Ilfreguus.
9ds &eSultat mag Sartleibi9ts I
Iein nit ieinen beeleitenoen SbHtp@
tomen bon l~lnbebngeu i'm lInterleih.
BIdbungen, Nerboiitdt. @erei3tbeit,
@opH6nter3en, iiblem @uno9eruf.
beIester 3unae uno S~eroauunssS
lt6rling. gs mag du6 MIR cine @ers
baliunasit0ruug pbne 2artIeibigteit
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
Sic &ldnc
HUOleUelts

@aibinaton All. aaFi6al
ipredlen Oaiiir. oaB Sic t,illg .tration
RooieueItS an 20. Sor.. i'll @aibing-
ton fir ieinen piertan Serati.l cine
grobartiae NifGre rr,r0en luir0. ieIbit
ulter @ubrlIug aIler 0itrd Sen Rriea
notuenoi1 gcpor0euen &ini6rdntItn-
geu.
3rob oeS itr0menocn ReaenS Bel
Scr Hiidfebr oe5 Yr1itoeHten mad,
&oibiu8ton. miro geihdkt, Dab ibnl
min0eitcns eine Siertel MfiIIion 5uit-
6eIten.
GbpobI in Dem @ablfampf sui-
iheu RrGiioent HooieueIt tno @ou-
uerlteltr 0emep ser unterIe9eile Ran-
oioat einet 10beren Ero3entiot ser
etn5cInen @1blerItimmet erbieIt ais
itt irQeno elmer anoeren @abI lett
t9t6,mar 0oh oie Mebrbeit fir 0rde
iioent Rooieoelt in fiinf Staaten qr6-
Der als im Sabre 1910. Gie Staaten,
III oenen Gooieoelt gegen 9eueb BEL
ler a%bJelhnitten bat ais uor pier Sab
rem asgan @iafie, iino Sllinois, Mi.
dpigan, @inneioto Hap Dorf lnn6
Hhooc Sslate.
lliter Ben iiblideu Gddppabl @e.
tiidlten iibsr Rlbinett. ltmfrempclun-
gen riei ser BrdiiOent ieine amtIide
6onlilie }llr eriten Sisung lett Dem
@abt0on8 am Giellstag 3uiommer
mo enipiing @erbprt 2ebmon, Den
Girsttor ser llnits0 Stations GeIiei
ans Rehabilitation aominiitration
Soha @. @;nunt, Sen ainerifnnildleu
@otidlaiter III 9on0oM ms apereIl
@rrriman ser uui gIeid7m Better in
Mo5fau itabt.
Seine Nalpred imgeu nut Den 81,
plomatau lmteritrifpen erneilt 0it
auSlihten aui cine 3peite 8oolepeIt.
G%bnrdlill=8 aaeaniittg I'll 8eiprehun
gen iiber &rie9 llto 6rieoen.
Hltr arflQrtc er, DAB sic ,.@roBer
Grei~ beitrebt ieien. a6ermaIS suion.
men il fonrntefL iaIIS eS i'd MADDEN
llile. 9fid)tS ici o%orIdufig feitgelegl
l%0oroa1t, InJte CT. nno olts Slider,
1eitSaritlr0en lperoc er altb nidts &c.
f%anntaebem mcln einntai icTts Dor
fehrlm9cn g~etrofien iino.
81 Sonoolt mutinaBte man, oat
Der Frdlioent uielIeid4 nods SCI
S)enlIenetropoIe fotrumeR lueroe, Inn
poa 9ort ans Damn juiammen mil
Frem.er GbarhiIl nab EariS un6
Hoa "a nadl BEN MitteIoIten un6 ei-
Y ~AaSlpradlP nit Dem Soipiet-Bre
81 ~ Aehan.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
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9on0ou - @:e 5.luor III Ssvaa rf0
Ninnlono lit i,Bf and III Scr Stmeii
cine Geqierumgsfriie ein9etrefqn. mo
aus oelttiden G%rflarnacn, ooB Die
oipIomotiiden 8srtreter -ops Reihs
ouf ser i6eriiten @albinie( 1emedlieIt
iuer6en piiroen, iheint beroor5u1c-
ben, Dab sic Ta3iS AM Sfmieriafe
ten in i6ren Be5iebnngen 5r Spanien
ms Eortllgal aeitoBen iino.
81. Marcel Eilet.@oIa5, ein tribe
rer @rGiioent Der Sdppei5, 1T uon
leinem Amt ais Ailbenminiiter }a-
riidaetreten. Gle 0ajipropaganon
ueriud,t Gieralls pie aid ans Sem
&iidtritt oes Bremier Miniiter Mo-
meo Marahei Saao bon Sran Sap
tai jill idjlasen uno behalIptet, oiele
Greianiiie ieien oAf ruiiiid'en Grid
auriid5Ifiibren.
] Gle Melouna ans gariL III Ser Scr
,Miidtritt Or. 8ilets8olaj' mitaeteilt
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