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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-15

In double ring ceremony, Betty
Siegfried, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Siegfried, said her VOWS
with Private Louis Soils, son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. Soils, of Chicago. The
wedding took place at the brides
home, with the Reverend D. r. Den
nison officiating at the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore a powder
blue suit with blue and white &C
cessories. She had a corsage of
pink rose buds. The bridesmaid,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-15

Held by Blue
Star Mothers

In honor of their first anniver-
Sary, a party and installation was
held by the Downriver All Nation
Blue Star Mothers last Sunday af-
ternoon at Blocks hall on Forest
and Fourth.
Acting as installation officer was
Ethel Stitt who is Junior vice presi-
dent of the Department of Michi
gan. Her associate was the Rever-
end Anna Truman of Wyandotte
and Mrs. L. Stearling of Detroit.
Officers that were installed we're
Mrs. Jane Moss as president, Mrs.
Julia Gramlich as vice president,
Mrs. Nettie Olsen as Junior vice
president. Myrtle Neil as secretary
and Mary Krogel as treasurer
Elected as chaplain was Clara Asel-
tine and Goldie Hemlock will be the
patriotic instructor. Color bearers
were Mary Orlich and Mary Benco
Guards were Mildred Oliver and
Mable Weiner.
Guests Of the evening were Mrs.
L. Censor of Detroit who is the
financial secretary of the Detroit
chapter, Mayor and Mrs. Benin.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Liddle, Gladys
Shonbergh, Grace Cowie, Mrs. Con-
way, and Anna Hefner who is the
president of the Marine Corps
league.
There were also present twenty
mothers from Highland Park chap
ter No. 5. During the course of the
evening, bond was ratified off and
won by jeanette Eyles.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-15
Christina Kurlichik Says Vows
With 1t. Robert Drake Recently

Done in truly Navy style was the
marriage of Christina Kurlichik,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Kiprian
Kurlichik, of Wyandotte, and Lieu
tenant Robert Drake, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Alison Drake, Of Portland,
Indiana, on February 4th at the
Plymouth Congregational church in
Coconut Grove, Florida. Officiating
at the ceremony was Lieutenant
G.g) Harold Swanson C.V.S., US.
Mr.. Highlight of the affair was
the arch of swords that were formed
after the ceremony.
Tn, bride, who was given in mar
riage by Commander John c. Tyler,
U.S.N., wore a princess style gown
of white satin with a sweetheart
neckline and her fingertip veil was
crowned with a seed pearl tiara.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-15

duced the guests.
The program opened with q pro-
cessional of all the local presidents
and a candlelighting service. Mrs.
H. Howard introduced Mrs. Gladys
Tuck. who in turn, introduced the
speaker, Mrs. James Parker, state
president of the Michigan Congress
of the P.T.A. Mrs. Parker talked
on THE Parent Teachers Work,
Past and Present"
Guests of the evening were the
past presidents of the Wayne Coun-
ty Council P.T.A. and included Mrs.
E. Stringer, Mrs. G. Meinsinger,
Mrs. w. Scott and Mr.. Tracy Nc
Murthrie.
Also present were visiting presi-
dents, Mrs. Thelma Solt from Dear
born and Mrs. Wick from Wyan-
dotte.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-15

1t. Erie w. Pollard, U.S.N., of Jack
Sonville, Florida.
Forming the arch Of swords out
side the church were Senior Guards
man 1t. Robert R. Sparks, U.S.N.,
Los Angeles, Calf; 1t. Robert w.
Everling, U.SNR., Oakland, Calf;
1t. Eugene Marley, U.SN-, Boston,
Mass; 1t. Chester D. Rogers, US.
Mr.; Kansas City. Kan; 1t. E. P.
Cattroux, U.S.N., New Orleans, La;
and 1t w. L. Boucher, U.S.N.R..
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Before her marriage the bride
was employed by Pan American Air
ways as a flight stewardess. The
groom, Naval aviator, received his
education at Western Michigan Col
lege, of Kalamazoo, Michigan, and
graduated in 1910. He entered the
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-15
Double Ring Ceremony
Unites Siqffried- Soils

Miss Dolores Heyn from Inkster,
wore a brown suit with yellow &C
cessories and a yellow rose bud
corSage.
The best man was Private Frank
L. Trenker, Of Chicago. The brides
mother wore a light brown ensem-
BILE with blue accessories, while the
grooms mother wore a dark brown
suit with white and brown Access
series.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-15
MEETING Is POSTPONED

Golden Circle class of the First
Methodist church have postponed
their meeting until Tuesday. Feb
ruary q. The meeting which was
scheduled for February 10 was post
poned because the church school
will occupy the meeting room at
that date.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-15
FRIENDSHIP CLUB MEETS

The Friendship club of Marion
Baxter Rebekah lodge met at the
home of Mrs. Minnie Decker, 2256
Twenty Second street, Monday eve
ming. Mrs. Margaret Altman was
co-hoSteSS.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-15
Wayne County
P. ia. Holds
Founders Day
Meeting Held at A. E.
Smith Last Night; Mrs.
Parker is Speaker

The Founders day meeting of the
Wayne County Council of Parent
Teachers Association was held at
the A. E. Smith school last night.
The school band, under the direction
Of Jack Downing, played before and
during dinner.
Conducting the business meeting
was Mrs Macpherson who is presi-
dent Of the group and who intro
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-15

Valentines Day marked the 45th
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. McInerney who were
married in st. Patrick's church on
February IA, 1900.
In honor of the day, reception
was held at the home of the Nc
Inerney's son, John r.. on 1870
Superior boulevard, by all their chill
dren. The celebration was held last
Saturday afternoon.
The table was modelled to achieve
a springlike effect with flowers,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-15
MAY DIVISION MEETS

The May Division OF tie F..
Presbyterian chutch will meet in
the church house, Tuesday, Fel-u-
ary % at 7:3O in the evening. Mrs.
Kovach will be the hostess for the
affair.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-15

many of which were given by close
friends and relatives.
! The only out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hatch and daugh-
ter Ann, from Jackson.
The McInerneyS are well known
in the downriver area where they
have resided for the past 60 years.
Mr.. McInerney has been retired
for the past two years before which
he was in the insurance business for
so years. He was also postmaster
in Wyandotte under Pres. Wilson.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-15
Wyandotte Cir Marries In Florida

The average q. S. farmer has u
acres Of woodland, enough to grow
a new six-room house annually.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-15

Time past and time present, both,
may pain us, but time improved is
eloquent in Gods praise.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Ex-senator Herring
Dies in Washington

The death of former L.. s. Sen
ator Clyde J.. Herring OF Iowa
recalled today the story of his
chance meeting with Henry Ford
that successfully launched him
into business that brought him
more than S2.000,0O0
Mr.. Herring suffered a heart
attack Saturday Al Washington az
the age of 66 He had served as
senator from 1897 until 1913
being defeated by Senator George
a Wilson, a Republican
Mr.. Herring was born in Jack
son County Michigan, IN 1879. At
an early age he Travelled 20 De-
troit on bicycle and took a Job
as an assistant watch repairman
in the Rolshoven Jewelry Store
on Woodward He met Ford when
the latter brought in a watch 20
be repaired
Several years later. after the
Herring family had established IL
self in Iowa. Ford made Mr.. Her
ring a distributor for his cars.
Mr. Herring launched his po-
litical career during World War l.
but twice was defeated I'M 1920
and 1922 IN the Iowa gubcrna-
torial race.
In the 1882 Democratic land
slide Mr. Herring was swept into
The governorShIp. Iowa first
Democratic governor in 40 years
FIVE years later ne was elected
10 the Senate.
Survivors include the widow,
Mrs. Emma Pearl Splnney Her
ring and two sons, Capt Clyde
r. Herring. recently liberated
from German prison camp, and
LaVerne.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Justice West, 8I,
Court Dean. Dies
Obituaries

LANSING. Sept. 17-Michigan
today mcurned the death OF the
Grand Old Man of its supreme
court, Justice Howard West.
Justice West died yesterday in
Lansing hospital at the age Of
81. He had been in III health sew
eral years, but remained active on
the court until Friday.
Death OF Justice West ended a
career Of 45 years on the bench,
"a of which were spent AS justice
Of the state supreme court.
Previous 10 his appointment 10
the court by Gov. Alex J. GrocS-
beck in 1921. he had served %
years as circuit judge in Ingham
County.
Opinions Of Justice West are
contained in 92 Volumes OF Michi-
gan reports and have been cited
in courts throughout the country.
The late justice was born IN
Macomb County on Feb. "a, 1864
son Of a bricklayer.
As a boy he learned his fathers
trade At the age of IA, he went
70 work as a machinISt.
Six years later. however. he
entered the law office of William
r. Atkinson in Detroit. He was
admitted 10 the bar IN 1885.
Burial services viii be IN Lam
sing Wednesday
Surviving are his widow, whom
he married IN 1888. and two
daughters. Mrs. A. G. Mhlkton Of
Baltimore. Md. and Lucille. at
home. He also leaves q brother,
Sard a resident Of Portland, Ore
NORMAN G. McLARTY, So.
prominent Windsor attorney and
dominion political figure, was dead
today
Mr. McLarty secretary Of state
of Canada. died OF . heart attack
while attending his daughters
wedding reception in Ottawa Sat
urday night
He had been a resident Of Wind
sor for 30 years, but for the past
three years lived IN Ottawa be-
cause Of governmental duties
Mr. McLarty is survived by his
widow and TWO daughters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
John Mccormack Dies
in Home Near Dublin

DUBLIN. Sept. II INSJ John
Mccormack. 81. renowned lnSh
Thrust" died last night after a
brief illness in ms home just out
SIDE Dublin
Mccormack opera and concert
star, did MS last singing for the
Red Cross and ceased only ON doc
tors orders Death resulted from
bronchial pneumonia.
NJ Cormack was especially
noted A. a ballad singer. An Amer
ican citizen since 1919. he was
supreme ong tenorS ~ the
height OF his career His chief IN
SpirationS was EnriCo CaruSo.
famed Italian tenor. Mccormack :
concert earnings surpassed those
OF Caru>o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACNES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferer relieve nsrginF ha-kaeha
quickly. once they discover thaf the real cause
Of their trouble NAV he tined t,dnrya
The kidneys are Natures chief way ~ TAX
Ing the excess acids and waste quito tho blood
hey help most people pass about 3 pints Aday.
When disorder NJ kidney function permits
Poisonous matter % remain in your blood it
NAV cause n5rE.ng hac.achr. rheumatic
pains leg pains, loss of pep and energy. set
ting lp nights. sws.lnr p.F0cer under the
eyes. headaches and d-- mess. Frequent or
seanty passages with sra.f.ns and burning
sometimes shows there s slnethlng wrong
with your kidneys or bladder
Don wait Ask y0r- a7.rgist for D9an's
Pills, . stimulant d1rr'.r. sed succossfuiy
by millions for over 800 years. Doan give
happy relief and win help the Is miles of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doun Pills.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
POSLAM HELPS
ECZEMA.ITCR
OR MONEY BACK

II von're almost wild with me rain and m is-
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so rn0.rT and s.atrirr-ore aruliratIan
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t-'- ia..am has u powerful USP. lr-
gred'en's erlch help relieve your q trrss in
minute. it.s 20 rr'Iah'a. trou-ard. cal Pos-
am 'hs OINTMENT WITHOUT DISAP-
POINT NFNT Don't suffer another moment
from oefcma-itch get Poe am today. Only
6of, drug torres. mousy-baes guarantee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
OTHER DEATHS - An

OTHER DEATHS 49, Albert
p. Psde, 57. famed stamp dealer.
IN Denver g.. Rafael E,trella
Urema. former president of tho
Dominican RopubIly m Cudtd
Truiillo Tran', w LrNeioN.
=. former president of Eastman
Kodak. IN Rochester. y. y
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. John \. Ryan,
n. former faculty member at
Catholic University m ST. Jo-
Neph', Hospital 81 Paul Mnn
George kopek, 63. ol uHc3
who died Saturday ~ Inns hoUo
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Mis-. LOYOLA B. RIPLEY. 81

OF 29i4 Montgomery, A. 9 a m
tomorrow. IN the ST MarN $
Church SauIt Ste Marie. Sur
vlvorS B J. Ripley, husband; Mrs.
Charles Kramer and Mrs. John T.
Toots Of Detroit. daughters Sgt
James A. Ripley. son TWO grand
children; Mother Mary Sllcian,
Mrs. ". Payne. Miss Ivy Ball Of
Sault Ste Marie. sisters. and Don
Bell brother. Burial: Sault Ste
Marie.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
ADVERTISEMENT
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-18
Funeral arrangements 10 d a y
were reported 10 Detroit Times of:
ELMOOD T. SHARON, 43. Of

S35 Clairmount, Dearborn. p. m.
Wednesday az the William r.
Hamilton Funeral Home. CaSs
and Alcxandrlne. A native OF De-
trolt and well-knoWn m on z
Michigan and Ohio Ford motor
car dealers, Mr.. Sharon died yes
icrday at the Henry Ford Hos
pital. lie had been employed by
the Ford Motor Car Co for %
years. and was associated with
Harry Mack m the road super
VISION and sales department. Sur
vivoTS include the widow, Mrs
Joyce y. Sharon, one son. John
Paul Sharon; one daughter Eliza
beth Lou his mother. Mrs Henry
Swim and a brother. William (.
Sharon.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-03
9rUhung 9ebt
in GrfMQMng

@uam Die 3. 6lotte iiibrte
einen neiten Stlog gegen Oas pon
elmer SSnuolion beOrobte Sapon aus,
erftelt qeaen 1000 Bomber BON
Observation-Disclosures aui Oas 10
fioter @ebiet losloiienO, pelfe Oas
qroBe SSnOlitrie5entrum BON Samut-
iu ungriffen, mdbreno Die SdiIfsge-
idiibe ibr IeiI tuteil, Tim Den StaOt-
tell Dem GrObooen glei6 5u MAIDEN.
Sim Sonntag batten 5Dilden 800
unO 600 Superfeltlngen iehs iupa-
niihe StGote NIT 8~ran06omben
iiberfoaen, Die eriten jener eli
,StGote, gegen pelfe Angrifie ange-
fiin0igt uorOen pnren, tpern Sopan
nidt iofort be0ingungslos tapitu-
lieren iolte.
Gtfpus ii6er "a Stunoen ,nd60em
@enerulmuior Curtis 9emnp ben So
pdnern georobt botte, OaB leine Hle-
Ienbomber fommen miiroen - uuno
ibr fonnt nidts Oaran GnOern" -
warfen iieben @eihwoOer an Die
$500 Gonuen 8ranObomben auf
lire 3iele ab.
Die angegriIfenen StGOte poren
Gin, aomori, Shinomipa, lljipa-
MAZDA unO Sgobi auf Der 9auptinlel
Sonlbu, ulto llipoiimu, cine Der pier
gr0Bten St1ote altf Der SnIel Obi
fofu.
AuBer6em muroe nod Oie Sbi-
motIu Selraffinerie bel Der gleih.
namigen Stuot, 40 Weeilen iiioli6
BON Siafa, nngegriffen.
OieIe Mngriife woren garl5 ent-
ldieocn ein5ig in ibrer glrt. IS
@rn0en ein5ig in ibrer 9lrt. @S
mar ouS erlte Mal in Ser @elfidte,
OoB elm Seine porber n~ngefiinoigt
bat, mo- leine Bomber ongreifen per-
sen uuo 0amit Dem 6einO cine @ele.
genbeit oerIdJofft bat, Dem angriff
b%or5lt6ellgen.
IS lit bier nld)t befnltnt, ob lid
sic Sapaner, pelhe 0iele Staotc be-
nobnen, an Die an lie %ergangene
@arnul1g gebalten boben ut0 retbt-
5eifig Dor oem glngriff Ser Bomber
qefloben Iin0. Die 8ep0lferung Ser
ongegriffenen StdOte aa6lt ettpn
100000 8erionen.
Sn oen nomboft gemadten, ober
nod nift af1gegriffenen lStaotelt
uo6nen etpa $4,000 @erionen, Die
nun cine wcitere M0elidfeit baben,
3u flieben, neil Tie wiIien, ooB Die
Nmerifaner 0ie Oro6ungen erfiiuen.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-03
DemtiAc Giicnbahner
per Kric0s0criAt

Miinden - Bon 0en Ytilitdrbe.
BORDEN muroe in @%rfnbring gebroft,
6aB bier oeutide @iienbabnan9eIteu-
tie Dor Elm &riegsgeridt gelteat tper-
Ben miir0en, megen perbreheriider
@adldiiigfeit, Die gu elmer 3ugfoai-
lion fiibrte, bel Der in Der Nadt bonn
6. Suli 1913 8erionen getotet uno
68 fdtper perleBt muroen.
Oos lln9liif, iueld)es 5n Den
idlimmIten in Ser 0eutiden Client
bobngeidifte qeb0rt, ereignete iif)
40 Meilen iiiooitlid bon Niinden.
Gubei lallite elm 10 8ngen LANCER
Transporting nit Sanfs Der nS 20.
Contribution in oas @n0e zines 81
8agen lungen 3uges nit oentifea
ariegsgefangenen, Die nod Sanooer
qebroht fueroen ioaten, I'M bort emit
Iaiien gu tperoen. 9ie SanfS befan-
ben lib ouf Dem @ege nod Imerita.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-03
pctain trclltc
JnNcd,ina rcttcn

8aris ~ Beto;ns anmalt Saques
Siornp ~erlan9te in Dem &odyoer-
ratspro8eB BON einem 3eugen ole Gr-
fl1rung, Dab Der Mari6oa i'm
Sabre 1910 olrd cinen 8ed)lel Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS perilldt bo6e,
Snoohina 5l retten. Die Sapaner
bd6en Damn befanntlid SnOo6ina
ais Sprungbrett mir ibren Ingriif
aui Malapa uno Singapore 6enlet.
Ger 3ellge. Charles &our pom aus-
n1rtigen @mt, teilte audi NIT, Dab
Der iriibere 8remier Hepnauo un-
mitteQbar Dor oem 3uiammenbruA
6ranfreids Den 9raiioenten &oole-
uelt eriud)t babe, sic nlierifaniide
f5lottc geaen 9qttihlano einali-
ieben. Yetain erfl6rtc, onB er ales
annebme, mos Stony geiagt babe,
Washington Journal., 1945-08-03
vGMrcpa" bcoimmt /.
sept. 1Ietu pcrf>SaRrt

Bremer6uDen Ser $4,000
9roBe 2urusoampier europa" Oes
Ruro0eutidyen 2lppo miro am /.
Septemlber nit 5000 amerifaniid)en
So(Outcn al 9oro nod Oen Terei-
nigten Stoateu a6fa6ren. Gies 1T
3pai Mfonate frii9er, als iiir Die erlte
Geiie oes Oeltihen SAiiies als ame-
rifanii6er Eransporter felt9elest
ipor0en mar.
Gie 89t Sub lon9e europa"
mltroe 1929 pom Stapel gelalleil
uno bplte lidl 0aS imu8inare 8lalle
9an0 fir cine ll%eberqierltng OeS
atlantiiden S5eans in etpaS me-
niger ais fiinf 3agen. gluS eng.
lan0 miro 6ar6e nit Dem 6pigihiff
gdbra6t. Inn Der europa einen neltert
grollen Mnitrid SIT 9eben. SIN
brotherhood iino in3uiiden Spnnell
BON Mnldelaninb o6gefraBt moroen,
Sic lid1 m1breno elmer pierl1brigert
9iege3eit inn Guiierbnfen anleBten,
mo- Ser 9nmpfer oeutlden Soloaten
ais 8obnidiff OietIte.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-03
Senator tUnrnt per
NcMtIAcr 1nNmltrtc

WolhinQton Alts europa 5lt-
riidaefebrte Senatoren ertlarten,
OoB 0~eutldlono ieine Sltoultrle-
mad)t raid mieoer erInngen tonltte
lrpo iett 6ereitS Den Neg Oa5u Dor
bereifet. Senator 9ilgOrc e.
Nga) lagte, 0oB 5uminoeIt Orel
gSiertel Ser oeltldcn SnOultrie in
nerboQ6 ,,uon Orei Wionoten bts
bodltens eincm Sabr" reDG6ilitlcrt
meroen f0nntet. Senolu. Mithell
(0N9aib) erflGrtr: ,JGeutidlulrO 1T
noN INNER Sic orittgroBte SaOn-
Itriemod)t Ser 8elt. Snnerbolb Don
fiinf Sabren f0nnte eS itdrfer lem,
ais es 1899 mar"
3uIummen nit Senator 6ergnlon
GRsDeid) lprahen lie Iebtbin ON
&unoiunf gegen Die Soee, Gentld)-
lano iemals wie0er cine Stelliln9
e~rringen 81 laiIclL Die eS ihn1 nlo9-
Eidl mocben witr0e, einen a89relllp-
frieg 5u fii6ren. SiI8ore lagte:
,@abreno ser lebten 80 Sabre mar
GeutldlanO Der gr0Bte @erlteller Don
Grieqsmoterialien III 6rieoenS5elten.
llno wenn cs Dies nidt 8ctar bat,
bat es 8atente in Scr gar5en Melt
6urd aurteQe ermol6en 8ateltc,
Die fir sic NiiltangSin0ultrie per-
wotot peroen fonnen."
Gle oeutlden SnouitrieDen 10
fubr er fort, ,,bdben ibre &ldi1e be-
reits gut ullsgeorbeitef. sic plo-
men, i6ren @elit uuO lire &utert-
red)te wieoer 3uriidalerlan9en, nab
reno lie ~gleid8eitig ueriuden, ibre
olten Observation-Disclosures wieOerber.
3uIteQen, mie lie es nod Dem lebtell
@rieq getan boben". Die &rnpps,
10 iagte er, oihreien iebt nod omeri-
faniIden Garleben, oontit lie lar0-
~mirtlfaftlihe @erdte fiir 8auerit-
bofe beriteaet fo%nnen".
6erqulon Iagte. ,,@enn mir oeltt-
Id,en @eieni1aiten pie 5. q. 6orbeil
qeltatten, i6re au$ldnoii6en Berte
All bebulten, meroen lie 9ennd 10
ueitermo6en pie bis6er.@ Gr lebte
lid 6afiir Elm, OaB ibren ausloilOi-
ld)en &opitolSanlngen ais Cell Der
Heparationen %dbgenommen tperOeil
uno foroerte cine 3eri6metterulia
ser 0eutlfen Monopole. &ilgore be-
merfte nod: ,,&}enn mir aus Brltl-
alp BON &artela6fommen @6ltano
ne6mer, fam feline Rationalgrnppe
Elm &nrteaipitem aufre6terbalten.
Sir wiirOen Elm 81 madtiger aon'
furrent iein Wenn mir uns an
Rarteaen beteiIigen, Damn beoeutei
6ies, 6uB bic &egierung Die 8elhdfts-
melt ODER Sic @eihdftswelt Die Ne-
gierung beberri6t. geioes tit nift
6emofrottid."
Washington Journal., 1945-08-03
fitr
Mttlee>@olitif

@a(6ington - Sn Oiplomatilder
&rerien bier meroen Die 8orgdngt
in @rie6enIan0 nit Aufmerfiamfeil
uno ntitunter ol6 nit einigen Be.
lorgnilien o%erfolgt. Die I9itatior
sort iDber Die @ren3e nit Ilbanier
lno Die fiir5li6en @ebietS0ilput'
nit Sugoilumien i6einen 5u 8ei'
bungen i'm iii0liden 8alfnn fiibrer
51 moaen, uno es hit moglidL bal
8remier glttlees 8olitif nit ge5uf
ouf oos beireite europa in Oielen
Hnum tire 6euerprobe gu belteber
buben miro.
Mu6 @roBbritanniens 8erbaltniS
gu &uBlan0 in Sen Gitgebieten, mr
ser Sonietltaat cine luftOi6te Gon'
t%rolIpGre fir lid IeDber gelduffer
bat, miro 0aourh in ben 8oroer.
gruno geriidt.
Die @rie6en MAIDEN gelten6
ooB gephies nl6nniides Serrito.
rum ibnen gebore, neil tie einigC
griehii6e gepobner buben.
MISUNDERSTANDING Der glei6er
geatur baben lie nit ben jugoilaDi
i9en unb bulgartihen Nu6barn ge
babt.
8ie griefiide &egierung, Die iebl
f%onierpatio ooer redts eingelteat lit
bebarrt ouf oieien 8ebietsunipriiden
llno oiele 9egierung bat Die emf
lfefoenoe llnterltiibung erBremie
GburhiQs gebabt, Ser lih @riedren'
lanO in Sen 8ugen oes 0a5iIHiif.
altqs aus ienern Seile @uropas als
6ritiIde @influBipbdre iiderte uni
an @roBbritanniens Yolition BORT in
Ser 5olge felt6ielt - neil 8riehen'
lono sic Mittelmeer : 2dbenslinie Der
griten flunfiert uno es Dem britt.
lden Grieos : Eremier iiberOies lr
oprfom, ais pb Der loipjetilden gr'
panibon BORT Elm Hiegel porgel6ober
mer0en fonnte.
Norolid ser griehiiflen @reil5{
bra6ten oie Hiiien &~egierungen III
rer eigelen @abl in 8ulgarien uni
Ssugolluwien an Sic Maht. an III
bnnien oageqen nabmen lie fein at.
tipes SntereIie, obpobl aud oori
ihlieBlid elm linfes ooer fommuni'
itiihes Reaime oil bic Madt fam.
Sn @nibington glolt6t mari, bal
iih Sic qriediide 3egieruna Itarl
aenilg p16nt, Elm qroBes @eldrei
iiber lire @ebietsnnNpriid)e in Alba'
MEN gu erbe6en, oaB lie o6er Der
itarfen iueoilawiihen uni. bulgari.
iden Hegierunaen .gegeniIber piel
bebutinmer poreeben miro.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-03

ipredcrii6e Heoen ii6er irgenoetmas,
uno I'M ndditen bridJt er banOerin-
gen0 in 9rGnen aus"
,,@r lit ieiner @er5franfbeit be-
muBt", laote Miiaer. rgr Oenft pa.
rider oauerlto rlo6 uno fonn nlft
oufb0ren. SIS lit Ser erite Gnioa,
ben er bier geba6t bat, a6cr CT lit
ibnen Ieit Sobrein untcrpprfen."
Or befonO iid in eincm ollge-
mein idledtern 3liitalloe, ais er bier
eintraf", iagte @tiaer. oGr mar
fGo6big, bottc cine i6ledte @eiifts-
farbc mo iein 8ltls mar unregel-
mGBig. Mltd lpog ct uiel 5l piel,
fut 270 Bfuno.
u@ir uilien ni6t, michel Sara.
Goblin er genonmen bat ebe er bier
eingelieiert iullrOe, aber eS muB lebr
biel geipelen lein. 8ir 8nben ibnl
20 3a6letten 5lueimnl tdglid. Gas
lit Oas 3lpan3igfohe Der %norlnolcl
GoIis. Sest baben mir ibn aitf 10
8abletten 3meimal tasli6 Derunter-
geiebt."
9uracooin lit cine Oeltide 9roqe,
sic Morpbium dbnelt. Miler la6te,
ooB @oring III ieiuen aoffern &au-
Ienoe BON 0ieien &abletten mitfiibrte,
ais er in Monoorf eintraf.