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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
FIGURE FLATTERY

FIGURE FLATTERY is a.
Sured for Cole cuts its cloth 10
=acCehIuAIe- The positive clint
nate the negative lines OF the
body beautiful. But for added
symmetry and fit, the entire
back and shoulder straps Of the
suits are Shirred with elaSticiZed
tyesD thread.
Mother may select the dough-
nut print in red, aqua, navy
and white; daughter may have
It's replica in miniature in red
and white or blue and white
Both suits come IN small
medium and large sizes. Daugh-
ter's size range IS geared 10 flt
girls OF 7 TO Ia: mothers who
wear sizes 10 10 Is may choose
from the grownup range.
Mothers suit is $S.35 and
daughters S753.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
TODAY.S
Poin+-Saver

IF YOU'RE fond Of ginger
bread, make light as feather
bread with crumb topping. 1t is
quick 10 prepare by the easy
mix method and you'll agree
that il is tops in flavor.
Feather Gingerbread
cups Sttted ati-purpoSe flour
= teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon soda
Ia teaspoons baking powder
K teaspoons ginger
IL teaspoons cinnamon
Il teaspoon cloves
r. cup shortening
2 eggs
Ia cups molasses
y cup boiling water.
Mix and sift dry ingredients
Cut IN shortening 10 corn meal
consistency Add eggs. Combine
boiling water and rnolasseS.
Beat only until smooth.. Add
remaining liquids and stir only
until well mixed. Bake in
creased S-inch square pan in
moderate oven 1925 degrees)
about 90 minutes.
Crumb Topping
= cup graham cracker crumbs
2 tablespoons flour
2 teaspoon cinnamon
! u teaspoons grated orange
rind
| teaspoon molasses
2 tablespoon margarine
Mix all ingredients together.
Sprinkle over gingerbread be-
fore baking.
PRUDENCE PENNY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

LIKE MOTHER like daughter
says fashion extending the twin
costume idea 10 beachWear-
Just arrived in 4 Detroit
store and sketChed today are
The mother-dsughter s"iI1a s'iit =
shown in color IN Harper
Bazaar. Designed by Cole Of
California, the suits are made OF
Bates crisp cotton IN big n lit
tie doughnut prints.
Cut exactly alike, they are
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Matching Swim Suits
BY JOAN DEAN
Fashion Editor, The Detroit Times

one piece with exposed midriffs
20 guarantee the maximum of
sunnlnF.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Plume Poppy Fills the Bill

The handsomest tall. back
ground perennial l know is Boo
conia or plume poppy With me
n grows up TO 10 feet The
foliage Is grey rather than
green. the leaves are large. of a
strikingly beautiful shape and
are borne we'll along the stems
up 10 four or five feet high.
The flowers are paleSt pink,
borne on long stems in numer-
ous clusters. They stay IN good
condition about 10 days and
come along in August when not
too much else is IN bloom.
the flowers. come
tiny oval seeds. arranged, of
course I'm the same clusters as
the. flower | don't know which
effect is prettieF-the flowers or
the seeds. but both add 10 the
garden picture The sprays OF
seeds are good for winter ar
rangements in the house.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Msw, p, moAsn ueoeu
Grow T all
Perennials
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

EVERY ONCE in while we
get letters asking for a list OF
tall perennialS that may be used
at the back OF a very wide bor-
der TO take the place of shrubs.
Some people just don't like
shrubs or feel they want TO
devote the space TO flowers. Now.
tall perennials that are really
good looking are not too easy to
find.
II you are thinking immedi-
Ately of delphiniums, It he n
change your mind. It's the
flower spikes that are tall, not
the foliage, and therefore these
plants would not ill the bill as
they have no background effect.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
6en, WarlbaQ
marnt Dor furdpt>
barren Waffen
stabssbef cntbiiUtc aud, Sal, Has tcnncn NIT Net
!1asis nh, 0cbeimnis Scr Ntcmrbcmbc MIR enapp
ac,pcrr,cn tpnrNc MnN ~ynpaiicn GMrcpas bcNinete

ser rulIiiden &rGfte bontOiten er-
Ieidert murOe. Gen 3meiten @runo
beihrie6 Mariboll folgenoermaBen:
o@lei65eitig ma9ten es Die 6eut-
iden tednologiiden 6ortidritte tuie
in ser @ntDidlung DER atombombe
lmumgdnglih, BOB mir nngreifen,
ebe oieie iurftbaren 8offen gegen
ltns a~ngepanot peroen fonnen."
Sn ieinem 8eriht erip6bnt Der
Stob89ef niht 1bnlife tehnologi-
Idle 6ortidritte Supans. Mori9al[
betotlte oielmebr, ooB nenig tatidfs
Iider &ontaft 5piiden gen 9eutider
ult0 Saponern beItono, ult0 er be-
merfte in oieiem 9iiiommertbang:
oGie Nhie bat toti6dli6 MIR nuf
Dem Yapier beltonoen". or berid-
tete iiber sic feinolihen 3iele ouf
@rltno ser @enerolitabsonaIpie pie
foGgt: Stoliens GriegserfIGrung ers
folgte in 8ioeriprud SIT einem abs
fommen nit 9eutihlano: Muiioli.
mis- Angrtffe ouf Ae9ppten uno @ries
henlon0 5pongen Die 9eutIhen our
Noroairifo- uno 8alfm : anmpagne.
mas 81 elmer iibermdBigen anipans
mug ser NeutiAen 2inien iiibrte.
IS liegen feline geueiie fir ,,eltgc
itrategiide &ooroinntion 3piidet
9euti6lano unO Sdpnn" Dor. Der
0euti6e @~eneralItu6 mar iih I'M Glos
rem oaB Sapan our1 ben Neutralis
tdtspaft NIT &uBlono %gebunoen mar.
bottle ober ~an0erieits, 0aB Die Sapas
ner itdrfe britii6e uno amerifnniidDe
2ano- 6lotten- un0 2uftltreitfr1fte
im 8a5rfif binoen miiroen. uSm
Sinbiid altf bisber feblenoes gegett-
teiliges 8epeismateriol miro ange4
nommen, BOB aud Sapan einieitig
uno nidlt in lle6ereinltimmung NIT
einem ein6eitliden 8lan bo%rging".
9l1s Marl6uIs 8eridt ergab lid
einoeutig, oaB sic Maiierten 0as Jebs
len elmer neutrality-suspicious. Strntes
gle ieitens oes 6einoes 0a3u bemuss
ten, Die adienldnoer ein5eln 5u beiie-
gen. Stalien nuroe aus Dem &rieg
getrieben uno Die europatide Snbas
Jon in @ang sebraht, mabreno Sa-
pan in lSdad eebalten meroe.
Damn mar Sapan an Der &eis
be-: peritdrfte 2uftangriffe, gorA
geben gegen 9onb- uno SLOT
t%enfr1fte, Abpurf ser eritem
atombom6e ouf &iroibima am 6.
auguit, &uBlanbs gintritt in oeit
8a5ifif : &rieg am s. auguit, Itom-
bombenangriff ouf Nagaiofi am 8.
Auguit - ulto nt 10. Augliit er.
iufte Sapan Inn Die &npitulationss
beoingungen. M~orfbaGs 8eriht ents
6ielt aud gin5el6eiten iiber sic 9ld-
ne 81 ser ii6erfliiBigen - Snuas
Jon Sapons, Sic Bis 5riibiobr 1916
ausgeiiiGct mor0en parelt. I
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12

Tronffurt. - Bon omtlider nme-
rifoniIher Seite in Geutihlnno it,
tpie Elm @ortfiibrer Der orrrifani.
iden Sffupotionstruppen mitteilte,
oeutIden observation-disclosures Die
Groae oorgelegt tporoen, Of lie oofiir
1ino, MitgIieoer Ser Nn5i : Bartei
ole Musiibung oes @ablrehts in ben
beporItebetr0en ortli6en 8a6len 81
e~rlou6en. @enn Sic nmerifoniihen
8eboroen aud ourd 0ie eingeforOer-
ten oeutiden MeimungsduBerunge1
in feiner @eiie gebun0en iein Der..
Ben, 10 MAIDEN lie - Iogte Der amt
Iide @etpdbrsmonn ooh fem
Sebl 6arous, ooB Tie oie oeutide 9e-
rotung in ser Sa6e nit Spannltng
erDorten. Gle oeutihe anttport
muB in olen 5aaen Bis gum 10.
0ies. Monats eingereiht iein.
90 ocit Na3is erlnubt meroen Ioa,
NIT objuitimmer, lit nun cine 6rage,
ole 0is oertIde Bltblifum mebr err
regt ais aaes onoere. 3os Dilemma
lit: 8enn ben bisberisen 4nbdngern
Der Sitter : 8erpegung 6oS Mabl-
redlt o%berfornt miro, 10 ieBerl lid Die
0ffltpations : 8e60r0en Ser Nfohre-
Sc ser politiid1en &ehtlosmqdnnJ
zines bieIeidt imner rod betr1ft-
Iifen Teiles Der 0eutiden 8ep0lfer-
1ttg ats. SIN anoeren 5alle beltebt
0os @iiifo ser @~rndblung elmer ge-
miiien Nnoobl Nu8is 5u fomnunulen
Memtern.
Sn Ber6inoung NIT 4euBerungen
in io3ialoemofrotiihen un0 fommu-
niItiiden @~eriammIltngen in 6runf-
furt a. 90. muroe fiir5lid in einem
8erift Ser omerifonti6en Militdr-
berpoltung iiber oie Gage in Sen Der.
Ihieoenen Seilen unieler Gone aus
gefii6rt: ,@ie in anoeren @e6ieten,
lit aud bier BON io5inlOemofratii6er
Settle 6ie 6roge Der 8ablberefti-
gurug ser 0o3is uno i6nar 4ufna6-
me IN sic (neugebiIoeten) politii6en
9arteien oufgemorfen moroen. @ab-
reno iif o1e oieie 8arteien gegen
6ie No5is pel1oen limo lie fir Die Jet
8iqe Gage oes 2an0es berantmortli6t
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
Wahlfraoe erreot
oeutldqes publifum
DcmtIAe pcr~tualtmnosbconttc IcOcn sic Sraoe be-
at,ttucrtcn, cb Iic Sic 2lmsiibune Ncs watlrcAts fir
NtitolicNcr ser 1Ia3i>partci bel sen ecmmcrNcn
OrtswokIcn bcoiiniiecn ~

MAIDEN, bolten lie bod olt9anidein-
lid sic Gore fir fiinftige 3ulaIiung
BON Mitglieoern Ser einIti9en NSG-
N8 often, aus oeren Heiben eilmal
Miuionen bon @ablern fommen
fonnten."
Gin einfluBreider politiider 8era-
Ser amerifoniihen Sffupntionsarmee
bebor0e 6elnerfte I'M oeuti6en 8olfe
fange man offenbar Bereits an, 5u
DergeIien, mas GeutiflanO bon Sen
Na3is ongeton tpor0en iei Ser SuB
gegen lie idwinoe in raidem Eempo
uno man neige idlon oo5n, ,,3u oer-
geiien ltIro 6u o~ergeben.
Gos Ginien6oiperi6e Salptquar-
tier teilte nit, sic unmitaslbare Ser.
moltung Ser StGote uno 9nnoge-
meinoen, lpie ou9 Ser ,,&reiie~ in
Der omerifoniiden Offupoionsarmee
meroe am is. Nonember n%ufboren,
un0 Der 8ermaltungsupparat Deroe
oonn in Dem be3eidneten nmfung III
oeutife S1n0e iibergeben. amerifa-
niide observation-disclosures uno Wfi-
litGrpoli5ei iirben ie0ob iiberoa auf
Dem Soften blei6en, lin ben &ontaft
5mii6en 8eIabangstruppen unO oeiit-
l6en lofolen 8eboroen Iider3ulteactt
lttro i'm Safe bon 9flibeitoruilgen it
Der Gage SIT lein, ein5ugreifen uno ge-
gebenenfous omerifaniide Gruppen
eitt5uieten. Mitte DECEMBER merOen,
pie meiter befonntgegeben puroe,
aud Die Observation-Disclosures mie-
Ser in oelttihe S1roe i6ergeben. Sn
oaen 61aen bleiben sic oeutiden
neutrality-suspicious. Ser neberpod-
ing ourh 81 e3entraI. dmerifanii9en
Milit1rbeb0noen unteritellt, Die if
r~erieits ~allgemeine &i9tlinien fir Die
8erpoltung oorihreiben, 0os beiBt
politti6 %beitimmen0 lein Ueroen.
Sn eingefDeibtcn umerifanii6en
&reiien oerbe6It man Iid ni6t, ooB
oieie neue Braris Ser amerifaniiden
Militarregierung in 0euti6lano
idon 0a0ur6 nottpenoig getpt.oen
lit, ooB Ser &ongreB in @aibin9ton
auf einem Sempo Ser SeimbeforOer-
uttg ameritoniider Eruppen 6eItebt,
0as nit Ser 8eiterfiibrung Der bis.
bergen 8e%rlpenoung elmer groBen
.3nbl BON Offi5ieren uno SoIoaten
unlerer Gone unoerein6nr lit.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
Spfcr elmer
8ertpc0lelnng

G6ungfing = 9ie @~rnor0ung
oes @eneroliefret1rs Ser fineiii6en
&ommuniltii6en 8nrtei in Gbung-
fling, Der moglidermeile Spfer elmer
@ermefslung nit eiiem melt MIDI
tigeren 9eumten puroe, CAB AnlaB
gu 8efiirdtungen, oab oa5 2lttentat
81 elmer &lippe fir Die 0er3eitigen
BerltanoigungS geipredungen
5Dllden ben &ommunilten un0 Der
MISUNDERSTANDING perOen f0nnte.
Ser 39i. 81 s6ao-i6i6 wurOe BON
elmer ieltiamen erploiipen &ugel
toolid permunoet, pd6reno er i'm
9lllto cine &oute en~tlallgfll9r, Sic
Chou @nlni, Ser 5meite Mannn i'm
diteiiifen &onnrunismus, 81 w1b>
len pflegte.
Sour penige Stltnoen por6er mar
beriftet poroen, oaB elm funoa-
mentales N6fommen 5pii6en ben
9ationoliiten uno @ommuniten
baio betannt ge9eben urroen wir0e.
Chou, ser 81 ltarf d6nelt, rief
an Der Sabre oes Gotten ans: uGie-
ier Mann itarb fir midi"
Shangbni = Gin fommuniiti-
ider @emdbrsmann erflGrte ameri-
fanilden 8reiieoertretern, bob
100000 Mann gut6eipaffnete GRUB
pen Der 4. &ommuniitenarmee no6e
UNI iSfangbai 3uiammenge5ogen
ieien un0, wenn sic 0eraeitigen
8eritdnoigungs l1nter6anOlltngen
in G6ungfing feblihlagen ioaten,
,@ioeritano 5u unierem eigenen
'Sduls leiiten uno moglihrfipeiie Die
Offeniioe ersreifen~ miiroen. Ole
&ommuniiten, iagte er, ieien itarf
gentg, iSdandbai olh mr. NIT Ell
mem 9rittel ibrer Srl1ppen Dor Der
3u ne6men.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
bon
Mrmee 9eitlr5t

8uenoS Qlires II SberIt Suor
9eron, ser @i5eprdiioent mo ,,ltar.
fe Wann~ Der ar9entiniihen 3egie.
rurg, puroe bon Der @rntee g~eltiir3l
-0erielben 9lnmee, ore i'm emit in
ben Sottel bob. Ger Oppoiitions.
lturnL Der ieit 8oben i6on iibet
iein @nupt b~infegte, tobte ii6 in Ell.
ner &eoolte Der groBen @arniior
Campo Sc MaDo in Der 8orortsge.
geno bon 8uenos Aires aus, sic uns
fer Dem 8eieGl DON General
@ouar0o aoaloS itebt.
g(palos berlan9te uno er6ielt mod
einem g%rimmigen Madttnmpi
binter Ben <liIlet @erons Gemii.
iion.
s(ls ubo6iter amtlider 2neIe"
in MonteDioeo, nruglial perla1t-
tete, @DaloS 6o6e 8r1iibent @oelmi-
re 6nrreu III 9aft geltontuett.
Ole gefunntgabe Der 9emiiiion
8erons fiigte bin5u, 6oB 6arrens
Meiniiter beidlolien, Rationalpab.
len am 1. Npril nachften Sabres a6-
5ubalte1.
Berons &anoi0atltr furs Hr1iia
6entenamt mar cine Ser &auptur.
laden ser %waflenoen Sppoiition
gegen i'm.
gl6gele6en Snbon, ouB 6lug3euge
bon 5tpei armeeabteilunqen aufitie-
gen, mar sic @ertreibu.. %eronS
aus oem Amt NIT feiners 'rge-
po6nli6en miIit1rilben Maa,fent-
faltung Uerfniipit.
Die Sruppen in ser Sauptlta0t
per6lieben in t9ren &aiernen, uno
8eridte aus Sen neutrality-suspicious.
ten beiugeu, Dab lire @arnilonen
upoaltauoig rMbige wareu. -.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12

.0tiee @slO. uaein Sob lit bod
.gnlrug, AIM Den 9ienit zines ein3igen
Soloaten in tuenigen Minlrten oes
uanpfes 81 fultfen" 70 ioete er.
@ariboGs @erift befaBte ii6 Ie-
oiglid nit oen @erluiten Der @rtnee.
9ie 6lotte bat olf ibren Cell ettpa
10000 Cote 8t 6eflogen uno sic
nmerifanilden @eiomtperluIte (ein-
i6lieBli9 @ertuunoeter un0 GermiB.
teri belnltien iib olf mebr ols t.
070,000. SooesfdQe in ser Mrnlee,
obgeieben bon &fperluiten, bot.
ten bingegen einen neuen 3iefpunft
erreidt uno Maribaa fiibrte oies olti
Die g~ldn5erGoe 9Irbeit Der @er5te-
forps, neue @r5neien rn0 S9uBnit.
tel 3uriid.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
&onferen5 fein
@un0ermitteI

8oibington. - Cine 3uiammen.
funft in ser nafiten 3ufunft 3miiden
oen S6uptern Der 8~ereinigten Stao-
ten @nglanos II. 8uBlonos miro in
bieligen oiplomatiiden &reiien als
faum moglid angeieben.
Die Jrage, ob Die u9rei @roBen"
- truman, Stalin uno Attlee =
mieoer 5uiammentreten merGen, MIR
De mieoer in Ben 8oroergruno ee-
ihoben, ols AuBerminiiter 8epin
Dem engliiden l1nterbauie erfldrte,
oaB m1bren0 ser Dor fur5em nbge-
lhloBenen 3uiommenflinft Ser
4llBenminilter in 2onoon Die 8dlip-
ter ser beteiligten &agierungen in
oemlel6en MfaBe mie lire 4uBenmini-
tier = uno nit 0emielben MiBerfolg
= periuht b1tten, oie bin0ernoen
6ragen gu loien.
9[n Der Sberfldde ideint es, ols
Oh Die Jrage, Of 6rnnfreif uto Gbi,
no oil Der 8eratung our Jormulie.
rllt9 bon 6rieoensuertrage fiir bcn
8nlfon teilneblnen ioaer, BEN Stein
oes AnitoBes gebiloet b1tte. &uBldro
iogte Stein. Sic beioen onoeren
8artner iagten uSa". Sn 8irfli6-
felt lit oieies aber MIR elle u~nterge-
oronete 6roge.
9ie pirfliden @riin6e fir 6ie I'M
einigfeit liegen tiefer. l1no iiber Die
lie @riinoe muB @inigfeit er5ielt per-
Ben, falls man neiter fommen min.
Gingepeibte 8reiie iino Ser Mei-
nilng, baB cine ~3ulammenfunft ser
,J@roBen Grei" nidt u~n6eoingt Elm
8unoermittel BARTLETT. Sic Iino Ser
Gniiht, Dob 3eit nno @eouIo iih
mabribeinlid ais before Seilmittel
erpeiien weroen.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
JaNildkcr General I
itrcif Int palGitind

Seruiolem, - slls groteIt gegets
Sic 6ritii6en @inmanoerungs- Bee
i9r6funget troten pal6itiniide Sit
Cen in eiiten fiinfitiinoisen Generals
itreit. d
@Geid5eitig erfldrte 81. af6rabortE
@ranopifb Der net errp19lte Nor4
iibenoe oes 9ireftorenroteS ser Sii4
oiihen NationaIfonos, 0aB i'm ger4
laurie zines liebenia6rigen Sieolungs4
programmes 100000 iioii6e Gin.
wanoerer bon Yaldltina a6ior6iert
peroen f0nnten, obne ooB Araber
enteignet 81 peroen brnu6ten. t
Or. @ronooifp ia9te, ieit ETof1
fonnte ourdeefiibrt meroen, iperrt
man Sen Slioen erlau6en miir0e.
lpeitere 100000 acres 9on0 an
taufen, woour6 iif Ser iitoiife
2an0beiis in Bal1itino altf "a Gros
sent erb06en miiroe. Snoem er aus.
fii6rte, Ole Sraber ieien 6ereit, 3ebn.
tariettoe BON acres iiioil9en &duferfr
ab3ulaiien, iprah er bon grp6eu.
lanOmirtihdftlifen sieolfitgeu Sc.
rem gepfantes niooerfeS Bemdife.
rungsipItem audi Sen Arq6ern slt.
CUTE fommen miir0e.
Ser Streif puroe o6ne 3pii9eit.
ouraaeiis3rts .mn.amaMMf
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
8e9naOignng
fir 2apal?

8aris. @ie ser amualt Iogt, nobnl
Der oitnfelbaorige Bierre 9oaol, Del
len DeiBer Sdlips ipridnortli6 mar,
Dos ii6er i'm megen SodoerrutS ge-
faate l1rteil geIoiien out ltno be-
merfte n1r: ,Ras babe i6 Die gauge
Belt e%rtpartet." 9onn ore6te er iif
tpieoer I'M, uno fubr tort, feline DE
morien gu idrei6en, oie cine 8ertei-
bigung ieiner 2ani6abn 0aritelen
iolen.
9ieier 62id6rige @rpremier ser
@idp : Negierur1g, Der Sobn zines
ihlodters, Der lih bereits Dor Gem
&riege 5peimal 5u Der Stelllng zines
Observation-Disclosures oufiAmang, err
fubr 0as gegen i'm gefdate llrteil
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
8lut
DergoNen

@oibington. - Die 3a6G gefalle-
ner amerifaniider SoLoaten int
5rpeiten @eltfrieg lit bierntal 10 groB
ipie i'm eriten, uno insgeiamt 6a6en
fpd6ren0 ser Iebten bier Sabre mebr
Mmerifoner auf Sem Ghba6tfelo ibr
2eben laifan miiiien als in BEN flint
borangegaitgenen &riegen = 5rei-
beitsfrieg, &rieg BON 1912, merifa-
niider Rrieg, 8iir9erfrieg un6 @elt-
frieg l.. 5uiammengenommert.
Sn oieien finn arieqen iino 1922
5S1 Nltnerifaner gefoaen, I'M eriten
@eltfrieg oaeine 50,5t0, m1bren6
iid) 6eren 3a6G I'M 3meiten @eltfrieg
uuf iiber 2O5,OOO belduft. General
George 6. Mori9aa iteGte oieien Ser
glei6 in ieinem ausgegebenen Stabs-
Hrf : 8eridt an, oomit ,,fein MiB-
beritdnonis binIi1tfid Ser getpaltigen
Soften 6ieies aouflifts, fiir sen mir
10 b0aig l~inborbereitet naren, be-
itebt."
@enn @aribaG iugte, 6aB ,6ieier
&rieg ser foitipielieite mar, Den oieie
Nation ienoIs oltsgptrogen bat"
10 meinte er mebr. mas Die 9abl Der
@efaaenen un0 8ernun0eten an-
@elo, I'M oen penigen Minlt-
ge9t ais oaS fir Die ariegsfiihrllng
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
gu 9anf
Derpfli6tet

@oI6inqton. - General George
s. Maribaa erfl1rte, 0aB nur oas
beloenbofte Stanobalten HuBlanos
uno @roBbritonniens bic 8ereinigten
Staaten 6aoor bemnbrt bat, einen
&f auf eigenem 8ooen aus5utra-
gen. ga mir 8iemIi6 nobe an oieie
fiir9terlide Sage berangefommerl
lparer, lolte oieg out fiinftige @ene-
rationen bon 4merifanern einen er-
nii6ternoen ginfluB alsiiben".
MarfboG 3oate in ieinem 8eridt
on ®siefretar Yatterion &uB-
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Washington Journal., 1945-10-12

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me ieites @igentiutts.
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0urgen I'M llnlaltf oaB General Sc
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le6enslGngli6e @efdn9nisitrofe unl-
tpamSeln tpiiroe. 9e @otlle, ais
Snltpt Ser fron86iii6en &egierung,
lit ser ein3ige Morn, Ser eiren iol-
den @nooenoft oufnebmen fam. 9i(
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gltng iifto n1f oie ldtDere &ritif 5lt-
riid3ufii6ren oie Barrier 3eitungen
an Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS olts-
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ser Guf: uSieioaten eri6olien Der-
oen."
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&ouptoerteioiger, erfldrt, miro ser
@erltrteilte feiit @nnoengeiud inter
breiten.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-12
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
 (Watarvi1lal

Rev. Murray Dewart will be at St. Paul's for the service of holy communion at eleven o'clock. Church school will begin at 9:30 a. m.
 Church school will end on May 27 this year and on June we will be- gin our summer schedule with reg ular morning prayer and sermon at 9:30 a. m. each Sunday morning.
 The Women of St. Paul will meet on May 16 at 6:30 p. m. for a cov- cred dish supper.
 The St. Paul's Boys club will meet on May IS at 3:45 p. m. for baseball
 The Young Peoples Fellowship will meet tomorrow at 5 D m. in the church.
 The flowers on the altar tomorrow are being given by Mrs. Homer Sem for in loving memory of her mother, Mrs. Laura Bitz.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-12
FIRST BAPTIST Sunday, May 13-MOther's Day

lO:30 a. m. Mothers Day will be observed; also the presidential proc lamation to make the day one of thanksgiving and prayer in recogni- ton of VIE Day. Rev. David P. Gaines will preach, his subject in the morning being 'The Home and War"
 4 D. m. The 10 Young People will meet at the home of Miss Ethelyn Nichols, 501 Piedmont street.
 6 p. m. In a meeting at the church, the Judson Fellowship will be addressed by Rev. David P. Gaines on the subject, The Teach ings of Our Faith-Their Practical Meaning for Us"
 6 p. m. The Young Arults will hold their meeting at the church, Rev. Benjamin E. Smith leading.
 TOO p. m. Buffet fellowship hour for young people and adults.
 7::30 p. m. Evening worship and sermon. Rev. David P. Gaines, preacher. Subject, How to Over come Evil"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-12
BUNKER HILL CONG.

Rev. Alan M. Fairbank, pastor.
 Sunday school will be held tomor- row at 9:45 a. m.
 Mothers Day and day of prayer in compliance with the Presidents request will be observed at the morning worship at II at which time th~ pastor will speak on "A Home Not Made With Hands.
 The Pilgrim Fellowship will meet at 5:30 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-12
WATERVILLE UNION

Services for the weekend follow:
 Saturday night at 7:45 p. m. spe- cial youth rally with Rev. Ellis of Boston, Mass, and executive secre- tary of the New England Felolwship The radio ensemble with Paul Prem tiz at the piano will have charge of the musical program. Everyone cordially invited.
 Sunday:
 10 a. m.-Morning worship; mes- sage by the pastor.
 II a. m.-Sunday school.
 6 p. m.-Missionary prayer Eel loWship service.
 7:30 D. m,-Evening gospel service
 Rev. Ellis with the radio ensemble of Boston, Mass, will be with us at the afternoon and evening serv- lces. They sing and speak over Station WMEX, Boston, Mass, every day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-12
FIRST LUTHERAN

Robert A. Heydenreich, s. T. M, Pastor goo a. m. Sunday School 10 a. m. Nursery class. (At the Parish House-58 Grove St. 10:05 a. m. VIE Day and Mothers day service. 11:30 a. m. German Service
 There will be special music for these services. The Sunday School will remember all mothers present. The offering for Lutheran World Action will be received
 7:30 p. m. Examination of the conf1rmands.
 8:30 p. m. Young Peoples Society. Coming Events:
 Tuesday-1:30 p. m. Red Cross workers.
 Tuesday-8:00 p. m. Men'*s Club.
 Thursday-800 p. m. Dress re- hearsal for Living Pictures of the Past"
 Saturday-8:oO p. m. The Luther an Daughters present Living Pic lures. of the Past and Gay sos Revue
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-12
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
FIRST METHODIST

Rev. John J. Snavely, DID,, pastor. Philip Ritter, youth director. 10:30-Morning worship, Sunday, May 13. Organ Prelude: "Adagio" Guilmant Professional Hymn: Great God of Nations
 Call to Worship Prayer
 The Lords Prayer Choir Anthem: Thy Hallowed Pres ence" Carter Responsive Reading Gloria Patri Pastoral Prayer Offertory Anthem: Soprano solo Bless This House" Brahe Talk to the children-Mr. Ritter Hymn: The Wise May Bring Their Learning Sermon: Home and Homeland Dr. Snavely Hymn: Tt Singeth Low" Organ Postlude: "Postlude"
 Heidler
 Church School Worship at 10:30; Younger classes 11:O5; Older classes 11:35; Woodruff Assembly 11:45.