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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-15
With Ernie Pyle

ON THE WESTERN 'FRONT.'
(by wirelesA)-What we gave you
yesterday in trying to describe
hedgerow fighting was the general
pattern.
If you were to come over here
and pick out some hedge-enclosed
field at random, the fighting there
probably wouldn't be following the
general pattern at all. For each
one is little separate war, fought
under different circumstances.
For instance, you'll come to
woods instead of an open field. The
Germans will be dug in all over
the woods, in little groups, and it's
really tough to get them out Often
in cases like that we will just go
around the woods and keep going
and let later units take care of
those surrounded and doomed fel-
lows.
Or we'll go through the woods
and clean it out, and another COM
pany, coming through couple of
hours later, will find it full of Ger
mans again. In a war like this one
everything is in such confusion I
don't see how either side ever gets
anywhere.
Sometimes you don't know where
the enemy is and don't know where
your own troops are. AS somebody
said the other day, no battalion
commander can give you the exact
location of his various units five
minutes after they've jumped off.
We will bypass whole pockets Of
Germans, and they will be there
fighting our following waves when
our attacking companies are a
couple of miles on beyond. Gradu-
ally the front gets all mixed up.
There will be Germans behind you
and at the side. They'll be shoot
ing at you from behind and from
your flank.
Sometimes unit will get so far
out ahead of those on either side
that it has to swing around and
fight to it's rear. Sometimes we
| fire on your own troops, thinking
we are in German territory. You
can't see anything, and you can't
even tell from the sounds, for each
side uses some of the others cap
tured weapons.
The tanks and the infantry had
to work in the closest cooperation
in breaking through the German
rim, that tried to pin us down in
the beachhead area. Neither could
have done it alone.
| The troops are of two minds
about having tanks around them.
If you're a foot soldier you hate
to be near tank, for it always
draws fire. o the other hand, if
the going gets tough you pray for
a tank to come up and start blast
ing with its guns.
In our breakthrough each infan-
try unit had tanks attached to it.
It was the tanks and the infantry
that broke through that ring and
punched hole for the armored
divisions to go through.
The armored divisions practically
ran amuck, racing long distances
and playing hob, once they got be-
hind the German lines, but it was
the infantry and their attached
tanks that opened the gate for
them.
Tanks shuttled back and forth,
from one field to another, through
out our breakthrough battle, receiv-
ing their orders by radio. Bull
dozers punched holes through the
hedgerows for them, and then the
tanks would come up and blast out
the bad spots Of the opposition.
It has been necessary for us to
wreck almost every farmhouse and
little village in our path. The Ger
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-15
ON ELECTION BOARD

RALEIGH, Aug. 14.-lP-P IT,,
ley w. Brown of North WllkeSO0 ".
today took the oath of office aS W. ~
Of two Republican members u .;ns
state board of elections, succee" 10.
w. v. Hall of Charlotte. VINO -
signed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-15

Stain. The presidents Colonel Startling knew
were fallible. but gentlemen. They probably
always will be- doing the best they can &C.
cordng to their beliefs and abilities.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-15
TOP OF THE MORNING

But when thou makest feast; call the
Door, the MANNED, the lame, the blind; and
ihou shalt be blessed; for they cannot re-
eompense thee; and thou shalt be recon-
pensed at the resurrection of the just. Luke
ABBA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-15
WELFARE HEAD DIES

NEW YORK, Aug. IA. -R-Lec
Arnstein, ST, New York welfare
commissioner for II months and
long active in welfare work, died
today after long illness.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-15
Fair Enough

Editors Note.-Ths Star and the News accept NO
responsibility for the personal views Of Mr.. Poyler
and often disagree with them much many Of
his His articles the good purpose Of
making people think
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-15
rs Years Ago
Today
(FROM THE FILES
OF THE STAR-NEWSl
AIICITST *. 1919

AUGUST Is, 1917 j.
Miss Genevive Donaldson
Brooklyn, is the guest Of Mlsss '
Kathleen and Marguerite Bersen
at their home on Red Cross sIle'"
The city council is without aum 5no'
rity in law to call or hold an el ~.
ton upon the petition as no" U ;or
stituted and certified to, IN oplii'
of city attorney Robert RuarN'
Senator w. B. Cooper, in Europe
on a combined business ana PIX. ad
sure mission, recently compress. ~,
a tour of the Chateau Thlerry ~ ~.
ton, and writes that he IS {"
joying himself immensely.
R. p. Mcclammy and party, ~.
who voyaged north several |et III.
ago in Mr.. McClammy's boat. In'
Charade. travelling up the "d M.
way, have returned to the city NV ~.
journey was shortened and Of. -.
return the vessel was left al Mo ~.
head City to be brought Gown r ",
coast in few days. In the p1I r,
were: Mr.. McClammy. K. ~
Clammy, Jr., Miss Louise Nc|i I'm.
my, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen :.
yaw, Miss Alma Bryan and Hamp
ton Davis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-15
Our Chief Ain,

To aid In every way the prosecution d
the war to complete Victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
KILLED

COND 1T. TER
GEHRKE JR.. 49, Aug. 9, over
Germany. a Mustang fighter pilot
1t. Gehrkc had previously been
reported missing. He was a grad
uate of the Morgan Park Military
Academy in Chicago, entered serv-
ice in April, 1913. and went over
seas last May. Surviving him are
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Gchrke ST. of % Oakland Park
Blvd. Pheasant Ridge, and one sis
ter. Anne.
SGT. ALFRED BINGHAM, p,
Sept Il. in France a graduate OF
81. GATHERINGS High and former
employe of the J, T Wing Co, he
entered service IN February, 1913,
and left for overseas last Deem
Der with the engineer corps. A
memorial mass will be held for
him at 9 a. m. tomorrow in 81.
GATHERINGS Church. Sylvester and
Seminole. He Is survived by his
mother, Mrs Mary S. bingham
1919 Seminole, and two brothers
in service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
New Archbishop
Named for Boston

WASUINGTON c0Dt % JNSl
The apostolic dolcgatlg here
announced today The appiIf>sl cnt
of the Most Rev Richard J.
Gushing as archbishop et Boston
BISHOP CI.Fl-1rrC - rcrU rUUIp0T-
airy administrator OF tho Boston
diocese since the dcgth of Cardi-
nal OCcunoll April 3D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

c57 Hart. his father. Joseph
.aramia. "o2l Hart. two brothers
N. service, and Two sisters.
PFC. WILLIAM \. SUFFER-
TIELD, 10 July 2, on Saipan
Overseas since last December
Pfc. Suttcrncld had previously
been wounded. for which he re-
ceiycd me Purple Heart Before
Joining the marinc, hq attended
Northeastern and than.Worked a.
the Campbell * Aud gas sta
non. surviving nm are his
n other Mrs. Ethel Mitchell. 1880
Grinncll, two brothcts, and three
sisters.
PFC. CLARENCE THIB 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
WOgNDED
PL. SGT. HART A. DANIO.

PL. SGT. HART 4. DAVID, hl
Shrapnol during the Sapan Co0-
fict. A veteran Of four ma Jon
battles. Sgt DaNIo has received
the Presidential Citation and the
Purple Heart He is now home on
lurlough with hl, parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter bavIU. 77656 Puritan
a brother Sgt Ray is IN tho
army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Socialist LaAOr
Nominee Ia Talk

Edward A. Teichert, 40, Social
ist-Labor candidate for president,
will speak at 8 p. m. today al
Cass Tech. He is a steel worker
from Greensburg. Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
y 2D4t Fighters Killed

r. -rl Of De-
to-, s E.ll-d n action. wounded,
missing. or p-.-orarS OF war, &C
cording TO Official army and navy
releases and ncNt-of-kin:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Ban Combination Sa,,es

LANSING, Sept. 29-Local OPA
officials today warned retail and
wholesale gracers in the Lar -
area not 10 offer conbina; on
sales unless the same articles
we're sold in the same way in
March OF 1872.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
MISSING.

PFC. GEORGE THBODEAU.
%. since June :, with the glider
corps over France. In service since
December. 1qi2, and overseas for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30


Grail Co, entered service in March.
1913 and went overseas last No
vembcr. His mother Mrs Melissa
Hickmott. $3.50 Helen has one
other son IN the South Pacific
+ lc Bruce
T|5 HENRY l.. HOLLAND. %
July :. IN France. lie was wounded
IN ms head shoulder leg and arm
and is now hoSpItalized IN Eng
land Holland entered service IN
,.arch. 1871, and has been over
seas since last January. His wife
CorInne. and 2-manth-old dauch-
ter. Claudia. live at 6l2 Glynr
Court Re is Inc son OF James
Holland OF Lincoln Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

the past is months. he has seen
action in North Africa Sicily and
Italy His brother. Pic. Clarence,
recently lost his life IN France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
PVT. RICHARD GROEsBECK

p. July Is. on Guam. a marine
raider. he was wounded in his foot
and knee, has been awarded the
Purple Heart and IS now hospital
lZed on New Caledonia according
TO word rocei|rd hY hiS parents.
VI and MIS-. y r. tier t5Fea-bee44ll
1886 Racine. lie was graduated
from 81. Thomas High. worked tor
the Michigan Tool Co, entered
service in December 1912. and
went overseas the following Au-
gust. One brother, PIC. Matter, :
also overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

PFC. JACK ID. HICKMoTT. q.
Aug, -24--in France lie has re-
.ceWed the Purple Heart, and Is
now hoSpitalized in Italy. Pfc.
Hickmott graduated from Eastern
HIGH. worked FOR the Detroit Gov
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

. FuH-size Poster Bed
. Chest of DrdUers
. Vanity or Dresser
. Comfortable Mattress
. Resilient Coil Spring
. Maple Cricket Chair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

An attractive, full
size crib with
eolorful animal
decorations on the
panel ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
PFC. PAUL LARAMIE, 20. Aue

PFC. PAUL LARAMIE, 20. Aug
5, in France After graduating
from Southeastern High, he
worked for the Selector Tool and
Gauge Co joined the army in
March. 1913. and went overseas
the following September A high
mass Will be sung for him at 10
a m. Oct. 3 IN 81. Rose Church
Benitcau and kercheval He leaves
his mother. Mrs Benjamin Campo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
SCI. PHHLIP GELTSO JR. 30

Sept 9 in France Now conNa-
lcSclnC from arm wounds IN ar
English hospital he entered Serv-
ice IN April 1871. and has been
overseas since February, 1912 HI,
father is Philip Geiuso Sra 2197
tlshnr
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a)sitibod ben III. asIi 194

reiGeil SiigeI id)lpeifen. SD ipiiroe
and germ bier tDobnen, menst 4
.9enn2 2 ipfeoerboIte GrauIei1 b.
&renoeI III idnftenL fragenOeni Zone.
0gga8ena id atiir nibt BET fren1ben
2eilten fem nliiBtei'' ipor Die bon
eirtent unteroriiften seufer begleitete
MftttDort.
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N OIL A
a. sSortfeBung)

4
oas ssbrige beiorsen9"
50. qerne, ,smeite &laiie, 9omert.
coupe, tpenn's gefdnig lit! 8ollen sic
einen aueenblid neine &orbe iibers
ipaden, 5rauIein, tpdbreno id nod
iebe, tpas aus meinen &offern gerpor-
ben iit2"
l1no Nora, Die NIT einem Oeal bic
@adterin neridieoener 1tngebeurer
@Srbe mar, folgte nit eritat.nten slu.
aen Ser eisentiimliden, rai6en S9rit-
tee itd entfernenoen eri6einnne.
ssr6uletn bon &ernoel tuar flein leb'
baft, unsefdbr As Bis so Sabre olt
uno bate entidieOen allen anlpra'
6en entiagt. Sbr granes 8oufleto
mar 6uBerIt einfad, tire i9tparae
Neontille aus Der Mooe, ut1b geora
froate Itdb, mo- ite tpobl oieien ooriino-
flutli6en Sut oufgetrieben uno tpel-
die 8ukmo9erin iold cine baBltbe,
foItanienbraune S9leife oaronf befe-
1tigt baben moge.
ssrduleiu bon &ernoel febrte balo
5uriid uno beftete einen geiltipritben'
ben 8lid ouf 6as iunge Oeao9en.
sic mubte blbl9 gepelen iein, Die
alte Dame, ibr Seint NOR nod frtib,
ibre 3iige fein uno bic augen ouBer-
oroentlid idon.
Sreunoli9 ieste ite it6 neben Sso-
ra uno ergriff 5uerit oas Wort.
Gin bnbl6er tparmer abenol Sod
eegen Weitternabt tpirb's falt tper.
ben; fommen mir aber erIt IN Die
gedbe 6es Weeeres, bann tper6en mir
frieren. &aben sic ibon oaS Ofeer
geieben2"
gor gtora's Iugen 5ogen in ras
I6em Sluge bic erregten 8ogen Der
Mande uno Die blauen @emaiier oes
MittIemeeres boriiber.
80 ia'', onttportete iie ienf5eno;
,,i9 Bin bie1 gereiit."
,gs lit ia tpabr, Srau aubraro
bot es mir geiugt. &ennen Sic Sbre
Sante gar nidt?"
,,Nein". geitan0 Nora, oeren $er6
Elm tpenig po6te.
sic bGtte 10 eerne ibre @efabrttn
iiber bic unbefannte Sante befragt
tpagte es ober ni9t. l1ebrigens fam
auh aera6e Serr bon Sa6on gana
auBer Mtem nit oen Billeten uno ben
@epddi9einen.
,,8onen bic Damen 1tidt IN ben
8arteiaal treten?"
sSrGulein bon &ernoeI begann nun
ibr @epad 81 oronen; oenn anber ben
&6rben fiibrte ite nod nerf6ie6ene
5batpls mno Sda9teln NIT it@. No>
ra, tpelde peit praftiider tpar rno
nur cine &eiietaide nebit Dede bel it9
bate, nabm ienftfertig einige sc.
pdditiide in bic Sano, tpdbrenb Serr
bon Saban, Der fiir6tete, ite mo6ten
ben 3us berfdumen, rafd einen &orb
ergriff.
Do6 nein, ite beridu1hen sen 3ug
nidt. @r atn1et auf, oa ite nod nit
Iieben anoeren Damen unb orei flei-
men 2in6ern i'm Damencoupe unter.
gebradt finb. god einrnal bietet ct
Nora eiine 9ienite an. ltno bieie ont
tportet NIT etnem melan9olii9en 3d.
-
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Il lrflBb0lt0elt li1t0 leO1glld1 ailf ltd
.lielbIt angetpieien, bos iib ibeil III oei
8infeI Derfroh. als dber 5rnlt 9lnp
lrdr6 irls Sans fant ba fDlroe bieieJ
lSnus iein 8araoies, oetrn tDe1n i'm
lau6 Sic 2iebfofrngen eineb Wuttet
Ifrerib blieben iollten, 10 mar er ood
lpIoBlidp gum @egenitanOe getDiiiet
ibafteiter Gorge lrttb 8fleee geiporbe11
ll1ebrtgens mar er a1t9 iebr entDidel
fit iein alter; 1tur aI5ugut biel
lIei6t bate er oie ltnfabigfeit ieines
8aters begriffen unb etngeieben oai
Ier ieine @r8iebung uno 5teIllng mi
loer @roBmut uno l1niidt ieine1
IStiefmutter 5u beroanfen babe. Diei
lDuroe benn audi iein Soeal, tno bas
ln1adt INN Die 8obl elmer Srou ee
raoe5u unmoglid."
,aber ite liebt i'm oo62" pieoer
lbolte 9eora. . ..... 5.
80 ia, tie bat ibnt cine anfribtig'
gseigung eetpibnet, Die aeroinslls MIDI
nab auBen berbortritt, ober ettpa,
e2ioeni9aftlt6es an ii6 tr6gt. 81
mar bas 3iel Der Stol3 ibres 2ebens
| fie bat i'm 5u Dem gena6t, mas e,
lift, er lit, nit einetn 8orte, ibr 8erf
ltno tpenn sic Srau Iubraro emma,
Ifennen, Damn tper6en sic begreifen
mas bies iagen ipill."
| 9eora ieufte un6 fubr 6ngitli9 fort
sd tponte, ite Iiebte mid Elm noe
| mig"
9ie augen Sraulein bon &ernoeIs
oriidten elm fliidtiges Meitleio aus
u9ies miro itd NIT Der 3eit aGIes
geben'', fagte fte tn einem Sone, pel
der ern1utigenb tlingen ioIlte. ,,Sit
ourfen bon Srau aubraro feine Ut
plobli6e SDmpatbie ertparten; benz
lie iit tpobl Der 8uneigung, aber mid:
Der 8egeiIterune fdbig. -" r.
sic unterbra6 itd. Ser 3ug fIo9
pfeifeno, obne an8ubalten, an einel
Station boritber.
uDas lit &ernie'', erfIarte iie; ,,6e,
IS6nea5ug bdlt bier nt6t; aber be
oer na6iten Statton fino mir am 3iel
Damn baben tpir MIR mebr eine balb,
Stunoe i'm Omnibus Big 8enban a.
fnbren." ... u
Scum iu6te ite ibr @epGd 5uIam
men,. rolIte Die &eileoede auf uni
itedte 5tpet &egens uno 5tpei Sonnen
li6irme in ben Salter.
~SoffentIi6 feben mir uns nond
mol', fubr tie fort uno iette itd) tpie
Der. sd tpeiB tpobl, oaB eine Sral
in metnem Ilter feline angenebme Sc
ieaidaft fir Elm iunges Maoden tit
aber i9 babe orei iebr muntere geid
ten, init tpeI6en Sic befannt peroer
| IoIten." .." ...'-
~0eit gr0Btem gersniigen", ant
tportete geora; ,,aber sic irren itd1
tnenn sic meinen. ib iu6e aasfdlieB.
ltd Die @eieui6aft bon Glterssenoiier
auf. Sd babe meine beiten - ia
metne gliidli6lten uno i9oniten Sabre
bel meiner @roBm1tter 5ugebra6t.'
"Nun, i'd tperbe sic an Sbr Ser.
1preben ertnnern. Iber oa 1in6 mi,
I'M 8abnbof. W0dten sic ni6t elmer
metner &orbe nebmen2 ,Danfel 9e,
9Omnfh1t2 t1r1tS, So Soi44 o;,, roIho,
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Rein, NOD, fidt Ia,tge. Y ,

II
lStobt lit sbnen bieaeidt ttrtalige.
I1ebm 2"
.8as fiinntert es mid, no ib bon
nun on tpobnen tperbe2 Sd BIN iiber-
Ian germ, no man MIDI 1tur ein tpenig
IIieb boben min.
gs Lag elm 10 dngitlider ausoruf IN
loieien @orten, baB Srduleit bon
Rernoel tief betpegt tpurbe. aber iie
nnttportete nidts, oa in oenielben
augenbliG Die bret &inoer Elm 1tidts
|peniger aIs barmonifbes &on5ert Be-
|gannen, tpeIdem Die Meiitter berge-
|bens Elm 3ieI 81, fesen iu9ten. @nb.
lid idIiefen ieood 6ie &leinen ein,
unb balo abntten at6 bic iibrtge,t
Sniaiien 6es goupes tbr 8eiipiel mad,
Ibis nur nod 9eora tpa9te utlb tbren
@eoanfen uno grinnerungen anetn
|iiberInifen bIieb.
@Gbreno inn itiIlen lire Srdnen
floiien, eeba6te geora ibrer letten
|&eiIe, ouf uel6er Ser 600 Die geliebte
@roBututter 10 grauiam bon ibrer
Geite gerifen, un6 iu6te iib bas
Sous bor5uitenen, in pe16em iie bon
nun an tpobnen iollte. Gin gebeimer
Snitintt iaete ibr, oaB ite ni6t ers
tpiini9t fon1me. Die einfa6e Satfa6e,
bob Die Eonte Die @roBnutter ni6t
geliebt batte> tpedte lire Sur6t; mas
fonnte Ite iiberbaupt bon Der Sralt
erparten, tpel6e nit ibren itrengen
SGnoen bic folte Natur eines Warcl1s
slubraro gebilbet bate?
slls Sraulein bon &ernoel bel Sa-
gesanbru6 Die Iugen aufi6lng uno
ibre iltnge sc f6brtin anl9altte, oa
mar Ioro's Antlib bleib uno entlte1t
|uno true Die 5puren pergoiIener Sra-
|nen. ~-.- .-.--..-
8al6 oarauf itiegen Die iibrigen
GetIen6en aus, uno Srauletn bon Ser
noel, oie NIT 9epra auein i'm Coupe
geblieben mar, berfiinoete oieier, oaB
lie in elmer bolben Stltnoe ont 3iel
ibrer gfeiie iei11 tpiiroen. Sreunblidb
h0tiete fte Noraettpas &u6en uno
|Sblt nuf nno na6bem iie tire Soi-
Iette Elm tpentg in Sronung gebra6t,
ipielte tie 5um erItennal auf oaS an,
mas iene 10 lebbaft bei6aftigte.
,,5ie tper6en in oas beitbeitellte
Saus bon 8enban eintreten", iagte
fie, un6 beftete auf geora einen liebe=
bouen, aber orr6bringe11oen 8li9.
Nora f6aute lte ettpas befaneen
an; es i6ien, oaB iie mebr 5u erfobren
lpiinl6e.
uGrau aubroro'', fubr 6rdulein b.
9ernoel fort, lift cine iebr geideite,
geiitreide 9rau rno belitt eroBe gi-
genibaften. @s bat ibr tur ettpas
gefeblt, ibre itrenge Natur 5u mil.
oern: ein &in6.">
sd CLAUDE, iie liebte ben Sobn
ibres Mannes leibeni6afli6."
Srdu1ein bon &ernoel l9elte afein.
,,Sa;: iie bat, abseieben bon Der
3drtli6feit, uel6e fie fit tntotie
balt, un0 nad tpel6er ft6 Wearcus
Eiibrisens aud als aino ionoerbarer-
|meiie nientals geiebnt bot, Die &olIe
Der Mutter gut seipielt. 4ber fe bot
i'm ia au9 ni6t als tleines 4ino se-
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| IL.
S6lng 5eb1l llbr rollte Der Smni-
| bus iiber oas unregelndBtge Bflaiter
bon 9enban.
Gora idaute gum Seniter binaus
Juno, fab iteinerne S6uier nit felt.
Iinmen 8iebeln unb cine nltertiin1Iihe,
lgotiife &irde, an ipeIde fdmusige
&ran1buOen angebaiit. tparen. gn Der
gde oes airdplabes belt Der 8agen
Dor einem ipeiBen, 11iebliben &6ug-
den, been griiiine 2aben uno 5bnees
|tpeiBe gorbdnge sar friid ansiaanten
+ nidt 5lt bergeiiet elmer groBen
lGu6iia, uel6e itb fd6erartig CUR
lRe6ten Der Eiire ausbreitete.
| ~8obnt bier meine Sante2'' fragte
oas iunge Ndo9en, tpel9es Der Qn-
bltd oes netten Sdus6ens auf bas
Ingenebmite beriibrte.
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5raulein bon Rernoel uno beugte ft9
gum Seniter binaus. n
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cine alte 9ienertn, tpel1e eilferti9
berbeitam, ,,ib min 5uerit 1neine 8e.
gletterir nad Sauie btingen. Gage
oem &uti6er, bob er bel Srau gup.
roro anbalte @ibt's mas geeues
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Sronung. Suben sic eine quite Sabrt
gebabt2"
~@ine iebr angenebue; ood mir
lmiiiien tpeiter.''
Ser alte Omnibus iekte ii9 tpieoer
In 8epegrng, fubr Tim BEN Blab ber-
Inn uno bielt bor einem grauer, Itei-
nernen Sauie nit pl1mpen 2doen un0
elmer ibmeren @tdentiire. Do mar
fein @rasbdlm9en, fein gIitm6en gu
leben, nno trob Der mtl6en SabreS5eit
tparen olle 5eniter felt geidloiien.
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ra aus, oeren Ser5 beftig flopfte,
iuno iblug, 5tpetmal nit oem olten
gldn5enoen &upferbommer an Die
Siire. +s
@nolid eridien in oerfelben etne
beod6tig ausieben0e Mogo, oie baIo
Rora, balo ben &utider oes Ontni.
bus onidaute, tpelder trot ieiner rie.
itgen &raft MIR mitbfam Die i9tperen
Softer nit oem Nanlen Der syrau BON
8relDon ablaben fonnte.
uSbre Srou lit bod ou Souie, 1i6t
tpabr, Sobm1na?'' fragte Srdulein b.
&ernoel, nabm Nora BEL Der Sano
nnS 5og fte in einen bunflen Gang.
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lSalon." " .5@ ~:
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fangen. ~
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noel in ibrem Iiebensniiroigen Gone.
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Evening star., 1944-02-19
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

try 70 meet it. Flood Pontiac. 1921 Con-
BUICK 1897 series 60-S0-9O or parts for
left front absorber assembly for same. OR.
CADILLAC wanted: name your price. will
necticut; Mo. s4oo:
CHEVROLET or light sedan, with good
tires. Will pay $500 to $500 cash. UN.
CHEVROLET wanted; name your price, will
cticnt Try 70 meeH M IT, t1ood Pontiac 422l Con-
caKSsLER cffs'ssi NG 1e41. stoG is4o, any model We
pay the high price. Let us prove it.
AND % MEfGaSR Wan,ed eR lame lame
tiae; 4221 Connecticut Wo. s4oo. -,
ssesisus my W: s4oo. soa p0n'la'' 42s' Con-
connecticnt efs "sse Wo s4do $1,000 Pontiac 422l
PLYMOUTH wANIED@IName your price
se ssS u msss It, GOOD Pontiac 1921
PSsse af shsae S pay AZ top 7sSo sSs
SSpts' sovT ctas fsi El0Ess must have late
model sedan Immediately. Cash. GE.
sfSl MAvE a'se5 YOU p;fe foRRGorrEN to call Adams
to O. ss car Now We can pay
eenty Ger 4S7 g Iryng E's' St. nW no" pontiac
PRIVATE PARTY will pay up to $4,000
for clean. low-Tnileage car. No dealers.
FRiyATE PARTY will pay all cash for 1s4o
or q Chevrolet, Plymouth or Ford.
BE SURE TO SEE LOVING before you sell
needed. Loving Motors, 1919 M st. NV
WANT BEST PRICE for your car? See
Loving before you sell. We pay the high
cash price Loving Motors 1919 M St NV
WILL PAY BONUS PRICE for IoW-mileage
car; no dealers: party needs car with good
PoNr1Ac WANfEpSsmse seaIer yeur a51sc pIice
will try to meet 1t. Flood Pontiac. 1921
Connecticut WO 84OO
l WILL BUY YOUR CAR, in any condi-
tion. If not paid for, will pay off balance
snd, Fa,, give difference in cash viii giye
NADER lrg rd., AT. 1888.
Evening star., 1944-02-19
N>xA Hn3

would be unnecessary and would
waste round of bidding.
Score 100 per cent for three spades,
so per cent for four spades, 10 per
cent for four hearts, nothing for any
other bid
Question No. 1,624.
Today you are Howard Schen-
ken's partner. With both sides vul-
nerable and the opponents 40 on
score, you hold:
4 A jos
A10954
o83
&62
The bidding:
Jacoby. Schenken. Lightner. You.
IA Pass 81 (N
What do you bid? (Answer Mon.
day.
released by the Bell Syndicate. Ins.)