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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
Wrightsville Officer
Warns Boat Owners

M. S. Fai-cloth, chief Of police
OF Wrightsville Beach, issued a
warning to notorboat operators
esterday against running without
mufflers or muller plates at the
resort. Mr.. Faircloth said that
v1olatorS of the law would be ar
rested and prosecuted.
In making the announcement
Chlef Faircloth pointed out thai
numerous complaints have been
received Is the result of operation
OIL lhe motors without mufflers. H p,
cited town ordinance that makes
IT mandatory to reduce the noise
OF the boat engines. J
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
Nashville Vols Meet
Chattanooga Batmen

The Nashville Vols engage the
Chattanooga Choo-Choos in a twi.
light game at the Williston High
School ballpark, 18th and Ann
streets, at $50 p. m. today.
Both teams are members of the
Negro Southern League. Nash.
vile holds first place and Chatta.
nooga is in the second position.
Seats will be reserved for white
patrons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
Greensboro ORD Wallops Camp Davis II

CAMP DAVIS, July 23.-Banging
out ten hits, good for seven runs
off Starting Hurle- Cpl. Andy
Lefty Barnish before he was re-
lieved in the eighth by Sgt. Red"
Lynch, the Greensboro ORD Hawks
defeated the Camp Davis nine IL
here this afternoon before a crowd
of more than 500 fans.
The locals drew first blood when
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
CRIMINAL COURT
TERMS OPENS HERE

The New Hanover County Grand
Jury, yesterday found a true bill
in the case of Leroy Scott, Negro,
charged with first degree murder,
and bound him over for trial
Jude Clawson L. Williams, OF
Sanford, presiding judge of the
present Superior court term, told
members of the body that they
were entrusted with the administ-a-
ton of law in the county.
Ten new members of the Grand
jury were selected to replace those
with expiring terms and they
were instructed by the jurist as
to the historical basis and devel.
opment OF the jury.
D. P. Benton, an old member of
the body, was sworn in as fore
man and R. H. Holland, new men,
Der, as assistant foreman.
Converting at shortly after II
o'clock, the selection and swear
ing in of the jury took up the
morning session.
New members of the legal body
are G. H. Lewis, c. w. HARRISON,
F. W. Copeland, Gustave F. Else,
J. L. Freedland, R. H. Holland,
H. o. Thomas, M. L. Brothers,
B. T. Hopkins and Nice. B. Wilson.
Old members who will remain in
office are N. S. Haskell, A. r.
Applewhite, James A. Hall, 7. A.
Rivenbark, D. P. Benton, Ralph
B. Williams, A. Ludeka, ]. E.
Hughes and L. D. King.
Following this weeks term,
which will include SCOTS case and
one manslaughter case, a special
one-week term will begin Monday,
presided over by Judge w. H. S.
Burgwyn, of Woodlawn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
.IDESHOW

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July pip
Lost: One complete set of keys to
the Frances Willard grade school
classrooms:
Found: One note in the typewrit-
err of the custodian's room, from
which the keys were removed:
II didn't take anything, but had
lot of fun. Hope you don't mind
too much"
(Signed) Him and me-"
TRACY, Mimi, July 23.-(P-
Frank E. Starr offers this solution
for the meat shortage with an adj
vertisement in a local paper:
rabbits, fryers. Also some young
does. Blue ribbon stock. Get the
habit-eat the rabbit"
MOUNTAIN LAKE, Mimi, July
was quite a blow.
Hopeful cigarette smokers con-
verged on local cafe after seeing
a truck arrive with supplies.
Alas, there were no cigarettes.
Six cartons of the smokes had been
packed in a large carton with a
can of fly spray. The fly spray
can leaked and the cigarettes were
ruined.
HATT1EsBURG, Miss, July 2s-
R-A marriage license is j. Maury
Gandys gift when boys he watch
ed grow up at the Hattiesburg
Y. M. C. A. are married.
Candy, YMCA executive secre-
tary, said that the license for 1t.
Harold F. Grove, former MISSISSIPPI
pi State football star now of the
U. S. Navy, to marry Rebecca
Duke here yesterday was the 18th
wedding present he had bestowed
ons his boys"
LAS far as I know" he added,
there's never been a divorce yet
IN any Gandy-licensed marriages. -
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
Edwin Davis 0usted
In Tennis Tourney

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich.
July 23.- R Edwin Davis of
Baton Rouge, La, seeded No. S in
the junior division, was ousted to-
day in the first round of the West
ern Junior and Boys Tennis Tour
nament at Cranbrook School.
Davis was eliminated by Will
liam Schmeebeck of Cincinnati,
&c. SO, Is.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24

balls. The big blow of this inning
was three-rly wallop by Hatton,
the first man up.
The Davis nine hao men on the
bases several times, but were
unable to bring them across the
plate. .-.-
Harrington, Hawk ,hurler, allow
ed only five hits in going out Of
the hole. Leading the winners al
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24

finished the tour of the sacks on
a long fly by Manager Castiglia.
The winners added another in
the fourth when Granger walked,
went to second on a wild pitch
and counted on single by Du,ze--.
In the second inning the team
from Greensboro closed their scor-
ing for the day when they counted
twice on three hits and a base on
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
AMERICANS MAKE /
GAINS ON LUz0N
Continued From Page One)

action during the previous week,
listed 3,619 additional Japanese
dead and 403 prisoners.
The neW figured boosted to a
grand total of 423, 764 overall Japa-
nese casualties in their disastrous
Philippines campaign. OF the total
all but 11,171 listed as prisoners re-
presented fatalities.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
DEFEAT
BOSTON, 8 TO 5

PITTSBURGH, July o. up -
The Pittsburgh Pirates raped
three Boston pitchers for II hits,
including three home runs, to de.
feat the Braves to S today, for
their fourth straight win of the
series. Jimmy Russell got four hits,
including homer and a aouble.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
EAST STATES HIT
BY SEVERE FLOOD
d Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
ported in Virginia and Pennsvl-
vania.
Florida residents sweltered with
temperatures at "a degrees and
humidity as high as 100. The ner-
curry scared to 100 in Birmingham,
and SO in Memphis, the highest
for the year in either place.
Tueplo, Miss, reported temper
atures up to 100 degrees, and Ar
kansas thermometers lowered
from SO to 100.
Iowa temperatures, considered a
boon to the corn crop, reached 101
in Des Moines. Chicago's first pro-
longed heat spell continued, with
no relief in sight. The tempera-
ture yesterday was 81, and 95 was
forecast for today.
Nebraska's W h t and corn
grew taller as temperatures near
100 and high humidity held.
Other high readings PIERRE, S.
D., SO Kansas City, 102, and
Green River, Utah, 104.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24

Chicago 600 900 600 oil
New York 900 900 900 o0-t
Error: Zuber. Runs batted in: Hocket
Three base hit: Stirnweiss. Stolen base
Stirnweiss. Sacrifice: Schalk. Double
plays: Cuccinello, Mchaels and Farrell;
Michaels, Schalk and Farrell. Left on
bases: Chicago 8: New York 5. Base on
balls Zuber 5: Dietrich l. Strike outs:
Zuber S. Dietrich 5. Wild pitches: Zuber
9. Umpires: MCGOWAN. Pipgras and
Grieve. Time: 2:3 Attendance: 3,246
paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24

Errors: Coscarart. CLEARWATER. sewen
Hutchings, Mast, Handley. Runs batted
in: Russell 2, Drews, Shupe, Wietelmann
2. Elliott 3. Handley, Holkes, Salkeld
Two base hit: Russell. Home Runs: Rus
sell, Elliott, salkeld. Stolen bases .
Wietelmann, Barrett. Sacrifice: Cuisine
Left on bases: Boston 10, Pittsburgh .
Bases on balls: Sewell 8. Strike outs:
Sewell 3. Hutchings 3. Hits-off Sewell
in 4 innings; Beck, in 3, Hutchfngs. II
in 20. Hendrickson. Z in I Is. Strin-
cevich, 1 in 2, Logan, in 1. Winning
pitcher: Beck. Losing pitcher: Hutchings
a aerss' Time ne:D 2s Attendance: a,1ss.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
IMPORTANT MEETING

An important meeting of all
members of the Brigade club
will be held Thursday. July
26th at 8 o'clock at the Brigade
club. All members are urged
to attend as business of i'm
portance will be discussed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
American League
National League

NEW YORK, July 2s.-F)-Probable
pitchers for tomorrow's major league
games (won and lost records In paren-
theses:
American League
st. Louis at Boston-Jakucki Q0-6) VS..
ONeill GA.
Harder Q-3) VS.. Leonard Q1-3).
Only games scheduled
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
White Sox Beat Xa11ks
10 In II On A Walk

NEW YORK. July 23-tH-The Yankees woeful
home stand has sent Manager Joe Mccarthy lost
another today bowling to the Chicago White
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
Mccarthy Asks M'Phail
To Accept Resignation
BY JACK HAND

23-L4-Joe Mccarthy today asked President
reconsider his decision while taking brief
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24

Good grooming begins
with a head of lustrous
well-kept hair. Moroline
Hair Tonic helps tame
unruly ends, supplements
natural oil of dry scalp.
Addslustre, sheen to hair.
Large bottle only 25c.
Try Moroline Hair Tonic.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24

National League
New York at Cincinnati tnight) -
Feldman 1-s) VS.. Fox H-3l.
Brooklyn at st. Louis night-Seat
f4-H or Davis (7-s) VS.. c. Barrett CPD
or Burkhardt 1879,
Boston at Pittsburgh (night)-Javery
Q-3l vs. Butcher CD.
Philadelphia at Chicaso-Judd t1-s) or
r. Barrett (4-1A VS. Chipman (2-4,.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
How To Hold
FALSE TEETH
More Firmly In Place

Do your false teeth annoy and en-
barrass by slipping. dropping or wab-
bling when you eat, laugh or talk7 JUS
sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your
plates. This alkaline tnon-acid) powder
holds false teeth more firmly and more
comfortably. No gummy, gooey. pasty
taste or feeling. Does not sour. Checks
plate odor" (denture breath). Get
FASTEETH today at any drug store.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
HEADS PROGRAM

BOONE, July % P1 Francis
Hoover, former Appalachian State
Teachers College athlete and Naval
Lieutenant will head the athletic
program at Appalachian this year.
Present plans are for the athletic
The trumpet all of the whooping
crane can be heard as far as three
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24

To prevent drawers from STICK
ing rub candle stub or bar OF
soap along sliding edges.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24

The first American bomber to
be equipped with tail guns was the
Douglas BIB.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
STANDINGS
RESULTS YESTERDAY

~ -, -sa
Chicago /, New York o. -
Detroit o. Philadelphia 4.
Cleveland :, Washington /.
(Only games scheduled.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24

Corn usually expands about %
times it's size when popped.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
National League

Boston ), Pittsburgh 8.
(on1y game scheduled.)
NEW YORK, July a. Up Major
eague standings including all day games
# July %:
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24

Totals
xBatted for Hendrickson in
xxRan for Medwick in 9Th.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
Concord GInb.

Die Nt1r5 3uinmmenfltnft Der
MitgGieOer Oes Concord Clubs fono
i'm &auie BON &errn un0 Jrau $.
gilbert 8uebler in Silper Spring
itott. 8r6ii0ent Serr 4lfre0 S6lpe.
ier fifbrte oen 8oriis. Die Sefre-
tdrin 6rau 2ouiie S6(ofter fonnte
Degen 4ranfbeit ibres Nfannes ni1t
5ugegen iein. @benfalls entiduloigt
Dur0e ser Sdotmeiiter 6err S.
9oeft, iuelder fronf lit. guh ser
Bi5eprGlioent, &err Chris Simon,
mor aus Dem gleiden @runOe nbpe.
ienO. Nlle muroen enti6uloigt. Der
Yr1ii0ent 0anfte Serrn uno 5rau
8uebler fir Oeren @~inla0ung uno
grntilierte ser @emo6lin nomens ser
Concord Club iitglieoer reft berg
lid 81 ibrem @eblirtStage, pelhen
man bel Speiie ltno Granf geniitli6
%feierte. Jrnu 8ltebler freute iih,
ooB redyt Biele i6rer Ginlo0utg nod
gefommen tparen uro .iprn9 oen
@uni6 aus. 6offentlih nltd) i'm ndt
item Sabre pieoer Die Witglie0er CUR
@eburtstogsfeier einIaoen gu f0nnen.
Bon Dem Solooten 3oplinion log
Elm GanfeSid)reiben Dor, in tpeIfem
er ben @rbnlt 0es 8eibi1odtspnfetes
6elt1tigt. Der iunee Mann 6ient in
Der 18th Dir 6orce" un0 lit in eng
LAMB itotioniert. ,&err 8uebler Las
elm '6ltmorpolI geboltenes 'S6riititiid
Dor, meld)es a[I9emeine 9eiterteit er.
regte. aud luO er Ole @Glte Elm, Sen
@arten 81 6eiidtigen, melfem er Iif)
ieit' Berfauf ieineS @eidaftes gang
lino gar miomet. Sic Mitternod)ts-
itunoe mar bereitS onee6rofen, oIs
iif) bis CUR n16iten 8eriomn.
lung perobI1ie0ete.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
Stcmcrcnfcl kintcr
OclNjMnecn Der

Ias Sd)abamt erflGrte, 0nB ieine
Mgenten iiberaI I'M 2an0e binter ben
2euten ber iino, Die in foitlpieligen
2ofalen ous @el0 nit oollen SGnoen
binouswerfen UNI f%eit5uitellen, Of lie
Snfel Sam feline Steuern i6ul0ig
ge6lieben iinO. Sn penigen Eogen
fonhte man aus oerortigen 2eliten
$50 900 Steuern be~rausbolen, ole ite
nof5oblen muBten. 9ieie Agenten,
sic ais 3<Wfen 6efannt Iin0, iteben
unter ser 2eitung pon @lmer Srep,
ser leiner5eit oud 4l Gapone binter
SdloB uno Hiege[ bradte, neil Ser
groBe &afetier pergeilen 6atte, Snfel
Sam ieine Steliern 81 entridten.
rnO lett lit er nit ieinen 2eliten bin
ter Sen 9euten ber, ole cine Oeenge
@elo BADEN, ober feiHen Steuerberi6t
eingereiht baben, Oielleiht neil 0as
@elo nit S1lei6banoel genaft wur-
0e.
Giner ser 8enmten erfl6rte, mon
miiiie bebutiom ~borgeben, nm unbe-
rehtigte @ingriffe in Die &edJte Der
2eute 5n uermeioen. 0@s gi6t fem
@eics, oas es uerbietet, piel @elo
uons5uge6en" iagte er. ullns inter-
~eiiiert MIR ole 6rage, Of Elm Steuer-
beri9t %porliegt. 8ir iinO oltdl am
Shleid1anoel intereiiiert, oenn es lit
5iemlidr lifer, OaB Die Sort er5ielten
@epinne Dem Sdabamt ni6t gen1el,
set mer0en."
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
Observation-Disclosures

Concord Stub, Snc. |rdiioent,
alfre0 Sftpeler; SefretGr, Jrou u.
SdIa6ter, 1863 Conn. Aoe., q. @.
B~eriammlung an 3. Nittmo6 /. @.
SrOIpeet Sill TrisO5Of, @rGiioent
5teO 8ogeliong; Sefretdr, $. 8.
@infler; Gdobmeiiter: &aurence ..
Stub. @eri. am 2. Samstag I'M
Monut i'm 6rieobofsgebduOe.
0entlde Jreimanrer GOge Armi-
nins, Nr. 25, S.A,N.M. SefretGr
6reof. 8ertrom 1341 S9epbero
Str, q. 6. 8eriammlung am 1.
Oienstag i'm Monot i'm Reuen Nia-
ionic Eempel, t3te uno s StraBe,
g. 90.
Arminins Iersniisnnss f.. gerein,
Brdiioent: Senrp Rieiter; Sefretdr:
Sbeooor 2erfD 5905 Siebente StroBe,
81. 8. BerionmIung am /. Conn.
dbeno i'm Monat.
Greater Beneficial Union, Oiitrift
Nr. 100. @rdiioeut: Sobn @reOlein;
Sefretdr: gbriitian Gbriit 1929
Giinfte StroBe, q. 80. Seri. am
a.. 9ienstoe I'M Wonot i1n Sanle Nr.
1920 6 StraBe, 81. s.
Greater Beneficial Linton, DiItrift
Nr. 40. 8r1iioent: Widel @oi-
ner; Sefret6r, gbritian aronen.
bitter, ttO4 gonipont Str, SilDer
Spring, Mao. @erl. am a.. 6reitag
i'm Monat i'm ,,Sibe Boint SaDern",
t2te uno Sc 5traBe, NorOoit.
3nppert Seim Sranen SilfsDerein.
ESrGitoentin: 6roA @rnit %. Bronn:
5efretdrin: 6rou Mabel 0ies. Ser
Iammlung an 2. Dienstag !. M. I'M
9 ubr i'm 6eim.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
pnrr0n bcImrdtct
uatbericos.S emsbc

@oI6in9ton = Sn altsiiibrltngen,
in oenen ct nuf @utbeibiing bes ge-
genfp6rtig oen aongreB beIdGftigen-
Sen 8lones ser o4usbe6ung" BON
Yflegerinnett fir Ole bemaffneten
Streitfrafte eintrat, CAB 8unOes-@ e.
nerolar3t Tbomas 8arran Der Be
fiirdtltng Ausorud, ooB oos 2ano
uls 6olge ; grideinen oes &rieges
cine i6limme Seuhe erle6en Deroe,
mie eS Den g%rfaprungen ser oorigen
&riegs5eit uno Ser unmittelbaren
@o6friegs3eit NIT ibrer Snfluen5a-
epidemic entipreden tpiiroe. Sbon
cine sic @ioeritanOsfrait i6ipa6en-
Sc leelild)e 9epreiIion uno pbpiii6e
@rmiioigung i'm 8olfe naf) ldngerer
&riegs8eit laBt cine iolfe @efdbr ais
niht altSgel6folien erl6einen.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
Der Nbt BON
Wnria Gaaep

8uIbington = ,8ei Ser Qiquioie-
rliitg Ser beutihen ,,Taide" am 2oa-
der See inn &beinlano muroen 3d.
900 Mann ser iiebenten 0eutid)en
armee gefan9en genonmen," idrei6t
Oas lhpei5eriife st. @aller Gag
blatt". Sic batten iidD in sic ouitere
Grief nit ibren erlolfenen 8uIfaner
uno &roterIeen 5uriidge5ogen, an oe-
rem einem, 0em 2ooder See, 0as
berrlide MISUNDERSTANDING geneoif-
tiiterflolter Mario 2aad) nit ieiner
aun~oer6nren @bteifir6e Iiegt. Srn
t6. Sa6rbunoert bottle elmer ser sleb.
te 0es &loiters iene berii6mten 8eii-
iagnngen nieoergei4rieben, Die Bel
Ser berIdtisten 8ii6erperbrennung
i'm 5peiten Snbr Der @a5i-Serrihuft
ullf mitoerbrnnnt muroen.
Die @eiiiagungen oes alten ab-
tes ermeiien ii6 beute ols BON grou-
Tiger aftltalitGt", fGbrt onS Sdmei-
ger 8latt fort, Iagten lie bod fir 6ie
Belt, rpenn Ole Mitte oes 90. Sabr.
bunoerts fommt, einen ifredlif,en
Rrieg poraus, in Dem @ermunien
falt gan5 perniftet mfrs. @ie BON
elmer Bal5e miro alles eroriidt uno
6erntalmt meroen, beiBt eg in Der
Prop6e5eiung oes Mbteg bon Maria
Saoh, vnno 6ieie miro fommer aus
Dem Often uno @eiten, Dem 9oroen
uno Siioen, uno iie miro ollie 8alle
~nleoerreiBen, welde aufgeitellt iino,
oiele @aI5e a~uf5ubalten. llno
Wdlle merOen er6aiit iein an allen
ltfern oeS &beins :" Ser ate
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
p~erRanNlMne nit prin3
Kmpprcd9t Ncmcmticrt

2onoon - Cine fran50iiide Mel-
Dung aus Dem 8atifan Itellte oos @e-
riid)t in a6reoe, BOB 8rin3 &uppref)t
BON Bayern itnO cine an5abl BON
Geutiden ein9etroffen leien, nm Die
@ermittlun9 oes 8atifans 6etreffs
ser @rridtung zines uno66dngigen
8aDern 81 gemuner.
Die Mel0ung fiigte bin5u, BOB Ser
8rin5 ieit 0rei So6ren in Stolien
lebt uno letten Nooem6er bonn 9apit
empfangen mur0e.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30

ide, iiioiide ooer driitGi6e 8otsniit-
glie0er eingeiebt perOen." 2or0 Sort
ernannte einen Muielman gum Stats
mitglieO auf Die ourh Ben am 81.
4ugult 1913 erfolgten To6 BON Nu-
itafa Sen @I abaGioi eingetretene
8ofon6 uno auBerOem 3pei meitere
engliide &atsmitglie0er, 9amit miro
Ser Seruinlemer Staotrot aus leds
Arobern ieds SuOen uno 5pei eng
lGnoern beIteben.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
GcIanecncn>2lrbcit fir
RcoicrMfte rcntabcl

Sort Goltelns, lltnb - &riegsee-
Tangenen ; Arbeit in Sen odt peitli-
den Staaten brod)te Der &egierune
in BEN am 81. Saltuor beenoenten
iehS Monnte ei1len Yrofit BON $2,.
4t6,5t8 Elm. Die 8efau9enen erbal-
ten 80 Gents pro Sag, w1breno Der
&elt ibres 2obns, Der naA 3ioillobn-
iasen berednet miro, in Die @unoes.
faiie flieBt. @inem amtliden 8eridt
5lfolge i~tellten Iih sic Arbeitsleiitun-
gen Ser @efangenen alrf 1,883,897
Wunn4Saee bei Der grntebilfe unb
3uidblife t,940,936 Mann : Gage
bel Ser Mrbeit an Milit1ronlagen.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
8cntbcrDcrlMltc IN
Gmrcpa mar IL prc5,

8ai6ington = Gie 3abl Ser ome-
rIfanilf9en Shmerbom6er, sic 1914
ourd feinoli6e 4ftion in europa oer-
loren gingen,' ftellt MIR IL 8ro5ent
ser @elomt5abl Ser Mai9inen onr.
Die alti aampfmillionen entianot
mltroen mie 0as 3riegsomt 6efamt
gub. SIN 6e6rllar, in Dem 20,682
Bomber auSgeianot mur0en, erreidte
sic 8erlMt5iffer nit 8 pro 1000 If.
rem ~tieiIten Stano. Set IA @ona=
ten itieg lie in ieoem Monot iiber
80 8ro3ent, uno leit Moi 1914 9ielt
lie iidl inter 2 8ro3ent.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
8ie mani iid bas SsbpflodnG6en
erleidtern fam.

Gos llmnaben ser @nopfloder
fam man iid iebr erleidtern, ieI6it
in loie getpebtem StofL apenn man
tie Dor Dem @inidneioen nit ser
Nd6maif)ine ourditeppt. Mon miBt
norber bie getolte 2dtge aus 1tro
ld)neioet crit nod oem Steppen oas
&nopfIof uuf. Gs ldbt iid nultmebr
gon5 ioltber umlhiir5en. Man miro
lid) mltloern, mie idnell llo ialtber
Die &nopfl0der nuf .oieie @eile fer
tig lino.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
&uppert Seim.

Die uer~onituItete ogingo-8ortie"
uor Elm gldnjenOer @rfolg. Seoer
Gid mar poll beiebt uno mer babel
mar, fat einen genliitlid)en 9ohmit-
tag inter 6reunoen uno 8efannten
uerlebt. aud sic @ebnrtstngsfeier
mar mieOerum Elm gl1n5enoer @rfolg.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30

9lbt Iab aud, ogroBe Seuidrefen,
uel6e ourd) ole 2ltft fliegen, unO rie-
iige 9raGen nit lhiperen Sanger
ifyuppen" porous unO Derfiinoete Die
8|er6rennltng BON aoln, sSrier unO
pielen anoeren St1oten I'M Often oa-
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
Arminins GOsc.

Die Witglie6er ser 4rminius 2oge
Ger. % beriammeln iid am 9ienstog
abetro inn 6reimollrertempel an ser
10. StraBe uno Seem Yorf auenlie
q. 8. Ser ebripiiroige MeiIter er.
ilift Inn 5oblreifcs @rideinen. Der
-SebrlingSmolrergroo miro erteilt
mer0pn
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30

bod ileulid nit ieinem fleinen Sum
gen I'M D-9ug &oln-8erlin. Nlob-
lid, punft IL ubr nafts, aiebt er oie
Not6remie. @roBe 4ufreguns. aGes
itiir5t berbei. 9robeno nobt Der
Shaffner: u8as lit bier loS2" gnt-
wortet Mlis: ..@s lit ~ ubr nofts.
ioe6en lit mein Steiner ied)s Sabre
alt ge%hporoen, ga muB id] tpobl nah-
5ablen.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
Gilsbiite sn r~einiaem.

Jildbiite lngereinigt NIT einem
ftelten 8anO 3ll perieben, bat feinen
3med, % bas 8nno in fur5er 3eit
BON Dem an SUIT anbaftenoen Set
oltrd)dogen lit. Man reinigt oober
ben SUIT 5ltOor alrf folgenoe @eiie:
Man miid,e einen balben EoIfen-
fopf Salmiotgeiit nit reinem on
fo6ol gu gleiden Geilen gut ourd-
eiaanoer, nebme einen meihen, am
belten i~pollenen 2appen nno reibe
Den SUIT ouBen uno innen, audi oas
Seoerfutter, gut a6, lomeit ole Sill
ltgfeit reiht. 9ann reibe man nit
einem trofenen, i%auberen, baum
mollenen ooer 2einentu9 10 longe
nod. Bis iid an linn fem S9mus
mebr 5eigt.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
1ermlnlcmtcr StnHtrnt
paritGtiih bcicbt

Serniolcm - Die fritiidse 5rage
oes SeruIalemer 8iir9ermeiiterumts
tpuroe onourh geloIt, Bob Sohfom-
miiiar 2oro Sort Elm oreifod 1tmlnl-
fen0eS Snitem borifGie, ,.pono6
o6pehieIno ieoeS Sobr mltielmoni
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
9eatides @niien6ans.

Sonntag Nodmittog lit 8eriomm.
lung oeS Gireftorenrates oes Geut-
ifen 8aiienbauies. Ser Br1lt6ent
eriudt Die Mtitglieoer UNI rege 8e.
teiliquna.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
Stan6pnnft

Sn eirem Sneilenarenfellpr hattie
Man Gift geitrediet III elm &attenIoh
llno iterbeno iagte cine feiite &atte:
u8ie iddrolih limo Die aberdeen
ood!"
Mooerid.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
u. =. ~1nfanteriIt fin.
oct Gltcrn am Nkcin

Mit ser 90. Snfnnterie am &bein
- Bfc. 9elmltt 8eGenbaher aus
Bilfinsburg, Yn., flrbr NIT elmer
MISUNDERSTANDING 0urt Ssbod,
als elm 9alt ibefpblen lpliroe.
gelfenbad)er giitg in Elm linn oer-
trautes Saus ltno fano cine Jrau,
Die 8elhirr plld uno einen Wtann,
Der Elm Bud las.
nMaama - Sans REF 8elen-
baher. IS NOR ieire @litter ulto
iein 8ruoer, Don oeren er lett 8e.
ginn oes arieses nift gebort batte.
8ellenboher lit in 9sboA aeboren.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
praftiiAc Winee

9lir6 SdSdlen bon @emiiie befled-
tie 8GnOe meroen rein, menn man Sic
ielben nit elmer ourdgeifnittenen
roben &ortoffd abreibt.
0aS SerOieren BON @elee miro Ell
leiftert 0ur6 NaBmaden 0es 20f-
fels.
@er altf CUTE sitten beint @iien
8ert legt. unO oos iollten mir alle
tlrt, muB oies Dor nllem ourd iein
eigeneS 8eiipiel 5eigen.
SIS 1T 3eitueridmenouna, Sdofo-
la0e 81 rel6er, ionoern leifter, sic
Soieln in cine &fonlle SIT eeben uro
6ieie altf einem &eilel nit @aiier gu
itellen, bis Die S6ofoldbe geidpnol-
sen lit.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
lIebertriebene Gbrlidfeit

Mue lit Elm ebrlidler Mann, oos
mmIB 5llgegeben wer6en. 66brt er
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
gOOes =An5eise

@ir m0dten bierruit bic trauriee
@eitteiiun9 maiden, Dap meine liebe
Sdlpelter, uniere CUTE Sdipdeerin uno
Snnte
6ram Nasbnlene sduener
(@eb. Sorlterl
an II. @tdr5 nah fur5er &rantbeit pers
I6ieoen lit.
I'm Itiae 3eilna6ne bitten:
@regor Soriter
Srou @Gi3o6etb Soriter
@liiabet6 Soriter uno
@regora SorIter
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
Die cine unb bic anbere SGlfte

Sunger 9oftor: Sd bobe oie
lleber5eugung, Die 9alfte nnierer
8atienten oeronnfen mir elmer id)lef)-
ten Slide"
alter Goftor: ,Dos itimmt, nno
bie anoere S1Ifte Oeroanfen mir Der
allten slide"