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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21
; WANT ADS

WE REPAIR-aI makes of wash
ing machines. Also can get new
rollers. Let us give your washer
a thorough check-up. Ford and
Easton. Call 4-SS41 or 4-5043.
10-23-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21
LEGAL ADVERTISING MARKETS
Want, For Sale Column
PUBLIC SALE ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR SALE-One Model d John
Deere tractor, 38 Model on almost
new rubber in Al condition, with
three IA inch bottom plowS. H. F.
Mouser, Somersville. 5-17-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21

PIONEER REPLANT agreement
good in bad season. If you replant
Pioneer Corn, we furnish free
seed. Large flats available in
Early corn for sale. Carl Jacobs.
5-21-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21
PUBLIC SALE
5h Marysvle,
CATIIDnAV NAV DC
80 o'clock fast time the following household goods:

Beginning following goods:
construction
nnersprng blue davenport rocking chair
rocker; large plate glass mirror; mantle clock
small walnut cupboard glass door, walnut glass top coffee table, large
II hall with
mirror metal top kitchen table, Smons metal bed spring and inner
mirror bedroom bath
folds;
curtains; puy single
canned fruit small white RADIO
metal floor lamp; small electric lamp pnp lamp walnut mirror
with
combined lawn other items mention
MRS RICHARD Meal ISTER
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21

FOR SALE-2 tractor plows,
cheap; lease horse drawn corn
planter, used l year; several choice
gifts to farrow in May, $50 and 2'75
pound average. Clarence Shalip.
5-17-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21

FOR Rubber tired wagon
with fifth wheel and very good
tires, owner going to armed forces.
Phone 4-4162. 5-21-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARYSvILLE, OHIO

FOR 'sALE-6 dinning 70 m
chairs, solid oak with leather seats.
Lock box 6, Milford Center.
5-21-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21

MAYTAG SERVICE Only gen
uine parts used. We furnish parts
for all makes washers. Farmers
Supply Store, Redwood. 4-3O-8t"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21

FOR SALE-F-12 FARMALL
plowS and cultivators. Joe Pullins,
Irwin. 5-21-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21

SELLING AT AUCTION, June IA,
l945, S5 dairy cows and heifers.
Henry Conklin, Plain City.
5-21-tf.
FOR SALE-20 ewes with lambs.
Robert Bricker, A miles north of
Marysville on Rt. 4. Phone 1859.
5-21-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21
Mrs. Ivadelle DeGood

CARD OF THANKS
1t is my desire to thank the
many relatives, friends and neigh
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21

FOR SALE OR LEASE-3 year
old Holstein bull from 800 ID. B. F.
COW. This bull will be proven in
two years. Also yearling from a
neighbors herd that we have used.
Richard Bishop & Son, Milford
Center, Phone 9-3526. 5-21-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21

FOR SALE-Team of farm mares,
sound. Also one good set of brass
mounted harness. Herbert Rea,
Three miles northwest of Ray
mond. 5-17-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21

LOST-Ration book No. A; Vesta
c. Luttrell. If found mail in care
of Z. X. Corey, Marysville Rt. l.
5-21-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21

FOR SALE-5O head of pure bred
Ancona hens. w. r. Grower, Mag
netic Springs. 5-21-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21

FOR SALE-Pure bred border
Collie pups from trained stock
drivers, bred to heel driver. Free
man Cushman, phone 1888. A miles
southeast of Redwood 5-2l-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21

FOR SALE-One young Berkshire
boar, large enough for service, al
so one Berkshire boar, 2 year aid;
both immuned. priced right. Joe
Temple. First road to the left
past West Jackson store, second
house. es-2l-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21

FOR SALE-29 head Of good
Shorp and Dorset fInxec ewes.
Charles Gregory, phone $50, O.
Strander. 5-21-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-21

FARM HAND WANTED-Good
house and garden with meat, milk
and fruit furnished Good hours
with top pay. Rowland Bishop,
Milford Center Phone 9-3526.
5-21-2tS
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-17
CROW AGENCY

Warren L. O'Hara, superin-
tendent of the Crow reservation,
returned to his headquarters on
Friday evening from Chicago
where he has spent the past
two weeks on official business.
Martin Overgaard, auditor OF
the Indian Service with head
quarters at Billings, is at Crow
Agency this week on official
business.
Mrs. Olive Venue entertained
Saturday with a dance held at
Reno hall, honoring her daugh-
ter, Pfc. Verlie Venue who is
home on furlough from Fort
james W. Stanton, forester,
returned to Crow Agency Friday
morning from Chicago, where
he has spent the past two
week in connection with his
official duties.
Sergeant Edgar Bigman ar
rived at his Crow Agency home
May 8 from San Diego. Calf.
on a thirty day furlough. He
will visit with his wife, Mrs
Peggy Rawlins Bigman and
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Bigman.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-17
The Hurdin Tribue Heruld

Bruce Humphrey of the Sig
nal corps stationed in Manila,
visited a few friends in Crow
Agency Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. P. Crook of Sheridan
spent the past four days visit
ing Mrs. Walter H. Pitch.
Staff Sergeant Andrew Bird
inground arrived at Crow Agen-
CIV Monday morning from Ger
MANY via Camp Kimler, N. J.
He will spend a As day furlough
with his mother, Mrs. Joseph
Pickett and other relatives be-
fore returning to Fort Douglas,
Utah for reaSsignment.
LAST WEEKS ITEMS
The Hardin high school cho-
rus, under the direction of Miss
Ethel Schuster, gave a concert
at Crow Agency on Friday ev-
ening, May 4. The concert, which
was held in the school gymna-
SUM, was very well rendered
and greatly enjoyed by all pre-
sent.
Pfc. Verlie Venue, of the WAC
stationed at Fort Bragg, N. G.
arrived home Thursday, May 3
on a 81 day furlough, which
she will spend visiting with hel
mother, Mrs. Olive Venue, ano
her sister, Mrs. Elreno Perkins.
On Monday evening. May 7
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-17

Mrs. and Mrs. William Adams
(nee Audrey jones', the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Jones , were given a sur
prise party by former girl
friends of Mrs. Adams. A So
cial evening was enjoyed. Those
present were Mrs. Roy F. James,
Jr., Mrs. Raymond j. Sells, Mrs.
Walter H. Pitch and the Misses
Charlotte Stanton, Evelyn Col
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-17
man, Lolabert and Audrey Mel

man, Lolabert and Audrey Mel
son.
Private Cyril Notafraid was
recently transferred to an all
Indian squadron, where he met
Pfc. Sampson Birdinground, Jr.
They are located in the Phil
ippines.
Private Gus Other Medicine,
the husband of Mrs. Caroline
Other Medicine of Crow Agency,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-17

is now located in a city in the
Philippines and states 1t is sim
liar to some in the States.
Caesar, Charlemagne and Ma
poleon all used the Saar valley
as a highway to conquest.
Natives along the Orinoco
river, in Venezuela, use mud as
their favorite meal.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-17

F2s matters 1T sss7 ~sre t9 9a s5Ess sa %st' savt ie e shs Town of Lodge Grass
MI: Johnson, County Agent gent, called on the Board in regard to
t na' $5SaSss s:ia AN RSS % s;t5 5StS sa iSSss: the Board adjourned to meet
ATTEST: Harry E. Cox, County CLERK.
IL II Se5sa met this day , in regular cs session; the S5 }SjjSxi1 S; %s M
and i: e clifford. Members, together with, the cGunty Clerk Ter Fan
collation. Of Taxss: document 4s No: e 5qs: T. t. !: 2q s i fP5 fda, for The b
Mon te1s 3 Because ses 81 SAID t5' prop ? St' R had 9 pfs75ous dSF been o' tafeH ia 1f FAX
The Board approved the County 1 Treasurer $ A. App15at 5a9aa for
i Gssd it q So 5erfs F. on st 1s Y fo4 pt s2Pensou s0: ssses5%s mt 1 5& pS Se1sasy
~" IT, s "a : 5s sRs ! So H. sSSoq ny 7 ;ss q5s s,4 Aggssst ssss 5es
menu The !? bo 5aF 0! sppro7sd I e County %S9i T r Application for
meat Of personal PROPERTY With real estate, which property be-
eanssi!atiea Ct taSs:' in R's sS y sum N of s s. i on oS1 the f":i fo1o~in SE de- de-
Lot 8 Of Block i Of Hunter Ramsey Addition to the County
Of Big Horn, state Of Montana, nou,on., +o,a, ~ ~ conn+
u uTsIqSS Tax sSG Deed eeGp proccee III ee' s'l''e4 'ANeA W "' 0'NN
0eS' TRs N ~ t0De OF the se- sEa of Section 2s, Township l North,
Cot II Of Block 8 of the Original Town cnow City of Hardin,
Ths e r" Of ths sEs ! Of Section s;5sat q, a and Mo1 Lot I and the n
The VIZ of the sEN and the So of the sWA Of Section %,
Metes ( q Bounds SIM in Section Is, Township 4 South, Range 80
The e.. n. of the NwA of Section a. in Township S South
The Me- Of Section 81, Township 2 North, Range 80 East
less Railroad Right-of-Way.
per}v a to ts see foitew Rpep per sonyey yol%it: relating TO Tax Deed pro-
beed to Roy PETERSON for the WI: Of the NV Of Section %
: : 5SS sns e.; 5 sS'sR' Hail Sa9S of (? See aaos; a. 2"f Ro HS n Il = / : se > + Range ans g: g
the Re- Re- t. sn aa sSs ser Gsss q St s Zig S#e 81 n ssst g, i for r tas ST. p? +
South, Range IS East. And the 81 of the NJ of the NJ, and
the S2 of the ME- of the NE of the NE of Section %, in Town.
ship 2 South, Range IS East.
TDr5 6ss 8, to e. f SissS S,y Ssh s. i; 6 Ct stni P = s Mes{2nss for }9 F Fsss
County of Big Horn, State of Montana.
with Ii 4sn s9 SsS ? 81 Hssais, Ne &sn 2ns's9 2s9 tie IT, : psssh sa's 8 5 s sRs 9S:
lowing described lands, to-wit:
The SCI of the NWA of Section 4, Township 8 South, Range
80 East, M. P. M.
The Board authorized the Chairman to enter into a contract
with E. F. Sapp of Hardin, Montana, for the purpose of redeeming
the following described lands that had previously been taken by
Big Horn County in Tax Deed proceedings, to-wit:
The SA of the SWA of Section 10, in Township l North,
Range 80 East, M. e. M.
The following claims were ordered drawn on their respective
funds, to-wit:
GENERAL FUND
B. H. McCarty, Per Diem $4,000
Thomas Macleod, Per Diem g. Mileage $3.50
H. E. Clifford, Per Diem & Mileage 1915
ROAD FUND
Thomas Macleod, viewing g. Mileage 55:75
The Board spent the remainder Of the day transacting reg.
ular county business.
month Of May, 1945.
die.
ATTEST: Harry z. Cox. County Clerk
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-17
MONTANA needs
this MAN
Wesley A. D'Ewaft
Republican Candidate For
CONGRESSMAN
Second Eastern) District
Special Election June 5th

Montana needs this man because he is practical. experienced stock
man. farmer and business man. These activities
are not side lines with him.
He is president of the Montana Reclamation Association; President of the
Farmers Elevator Director for % years. Wisan, Montana; Wgmzeda and
served as first preident of the Park County Cooperative Electric Assoca-
tor, Member Of Executive Committee, Montana Stockgrowers Association,
Member Agricultural Advisory Committee, MontanaS State College.
He served five sessions in Montanas legislature two mt the House and three
in the Senate, fourse sessions m Welfare ad Social Security Committee OF
the House ad Senate I'M has arecord OF helping to frame progressive well
fare and labor laws.
Governor Sam c. Ford says of him: Senator DEwarts extensive ex-
perience and past record of accomplishment. particularly in the Mon
lana House and Senate and his wise and constructive leadership IN
Montana water development have demonstrated his ability to represent
the people of Eastern Montana in the United States Congress"
NOTE: Monhnast two Senators and one Congressman are all lawyerI Both
Of the opposition candidates are lawyers! MGntma needs q Congressman
opment and agricultural problems require the advice and counsel of linen
who have practical experience.
DEwart is opposed to extending the Reciprocal Trade Agreement Act
which would place American Labor and American Agriculture in compe-
tMon with foreign cheap workmanship and farm products. He believes
American Labor and American Agriculture should have preference with
American markets.
Vote FOR D'EWART ON June 5th!
1M Political Adv-DEw,t for Congress Club Mn Marie Maynard seH orA Jna Maa
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21

Sic @elt ourf @ewolt 6eberrldt.
IS lit oiienlittIi6. ooB ein 8elt.
itoat, Ser aui uolIiger 8leif6eit al.
Ter Meni6en baliert, BON ben Can.
Bern nit Sen 0roBten 8eOolterltn9se
5iffern fontrolliert Miro, nll0 oaB
llnIer 2onO meniaer olS Obe Salite
oes ginfluiies BON SllOieu uiio GAi-
ia ba6elt lpiiroe. @ir miiroen oli6
ipeitiger @iniluB beIisen ols &uB-
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gefuirocn miro, er mltB 0os
Clement ser Ntadt entbalten, einen
otoniiden Rrieg p~erbinoern 81 fon.
gs mtB cine @eadt ietr, Die
nid)t ourh oas Yeto zines ein3igen
2onoes blofiert mer0en fam. Wadt
lit oesboIb notluenoig, neil luts Ole
grfu6rlug 8elebrt bat, 0aB, mon lid
ouf 8~eriprefen ALIEN nidt uerIaiieu
fann."
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
Wosfou fir
&%ooperatiou

Mpsfau 816reno oie allBen.
miniiter ser @~ereinigten Stooten,
gnglolr0s ufo &uBlopos 3u ibrer
oritten SiBltltg 8lriommentrateiL CAB
ole bieiige 3eitung ,,gep Eines" 5t
oeriteben, 6aB HliBlano Die 8ieoer-
bolli1g oerartiger a~onieren5eit i'm
Slttereiie elmer Beltfooperotion be.
9iiritige.
Gas 8latt 6e5og it'd alif Sen fiir5.
liden Gorl6log, Die 8etoredte Der
flint groBen M6dte I'M Sid)er6eits.
rat Ser Bereiilten 4otiollelt ab5lis
idoffen uno be8eidnteta Dos ols eli,
men Geriltdl, oie aooperotion Ser
groBen frieolie6en0en Mddte 5t
Itoren liro Die internntiornle 8oli,
tit off eiu ileltes @efeiie 3li ifieben,
oltf apdldleln Die 8olfer ltidt 81 Ell,
mem feiten 5rieoen gelallgen tom
men.
9uS 8lott, oas iebr oft 6ie gu.
Bellpolltlt tontltentlert, e~rflnrte, Die
Eeuoen8, 0ie @erantluortllu8 Der
@roBmddte altf Ole 8ereinigten
Natiollen ais iolfe a~b5umal5erL JET
i'll einigen areiien 10 melt geeongen
Bob ii6 einige Srgane Ser Nlrs-
lonospreiie nit Ser 6rage 6efaiien,
Of aonferen5en ser orei @roBndd)-
tie uotig ieien ooer nid)t. IS tpur0e
5ligegebelL Dob ole 9ltombom6e Elm
llelles Clement i'll Die international
len 8e5ie6ltngen 9e6rod)t bot, ltu0
oaran Die Srage gefniipft:
u9Gber lit cine CUTE aooperation
ser groBen Md6te i'm Sltereiie oes
internationalen 6rieoens linter ben
neuen @eoingungen ipeniger notig2
Sit es ni1t gero0e limgefebrt2"
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
&f
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Nnlbin1ton Iie beabli6tigte
@ep1brltnq elmer Anleibe IN SoDe
Don $4, 900, 900 oil @roBbritatt-
nien miro pielleidlt cine Der erbitter-
item 4uslpraden berOorrufenL ole le
I'M GongreB Itattgefunoen toben.
@inige aolt8reB 0flt8lieoer ld)el.
iter onraui 5u ibelteber, Dap lllai1 9e-
qfun unterilld)en loae, pelteit
3;pedeu Die britiife 4rbeiterregies
rung 0ipies @elo oienitDar 81 mod)elt
beabiihtigt.
Rep. ailtltion or, Minn.l Der
repliblifotdihe Senior OeS Soule
8apg on0 Mealls Committee, iagte,
mir fpiiroen oa5i betllBt, nm 0le
So5iaEilierung oes britiiden &eideS
5i finunsieren. Ger 0e~nlofrutilhe
Abgeor6lete Seller, Seem 9orf,
meinte, Die anlelbe miir0e nid)t8 ofl-
toereg beoeuten als cine 6orOerunlg
6es So5ialismlts 81 Satle ltlpo oeS
S2smperioIisnplS inn Iuslano. Abg.
SmitD (9t. Gbio) baboiptete, Sic Ge-
qieri1llQ tabe bereitS eine aits9e-
6ebnte 4ropagonoa begonler, ann
Dem 8olf Die britilde 4nleibe mlnlo-
Qereft 3li maiden.
Die 9eiiir4porter Der altlei6e be-
toilell, 0aB Der @aDJnn, ben Alilerlfo
Gus Dem &ar0el init eillem wIrt.
ldaftlid geiilnoen britiide1 3ei6
5iebeit piiroe. ouf ale Safe groBer
iein per6e OILS Der mogfihe 8erlllt,
ser in 8erbinoung NIT 6ieier Nm
leibe entitebeal Tonne. Sic @egner
be6ol1pten, oos @elo lei nidlts alloe-
res oils ,,ein 8eI6enf." Sic fiibren
olld) aus, ooB 0as BRETON 8ooos-
abfommen ~algeneine, internotionole
4nleibe Nufgaben 81 erfiiaen babe
ulro amerlfa iett gegeirieiti9e Ab-
fomnlen NIT nnoeren 2an0ern 5lt
~treffen Aobeu Deroe. Mon bort polt
Capitol SIN, OoB sic Gegierung ST
anoeren anlei6e : Griuden balo
stelllrng nebmen mllB. &uBlanO bat
Dor Ginger Belt inoffi5iea einen Be
trag bon Sc 000,000,0C0 iii gor-
idIog gebro6t.
5ii6relloe 3emofraten 9laubelL
SuB lie Ole Shlad)t INN Sic britiif)e
arplerbe gepinnelt lper0ent aber Tie
geben gu, BOB lie eiaen 6arten
Ga1lrpf eripartpn.
2onoon - SIN S6erbnus forOerte
ser Nrbeiterparteiler 2oro Retbid-
2alprence cine ifnene 3uitimnnlilg
gil oen 8e0inglllgen Der $4,440,-
100000 amerifattiden anleibe. gr
ipornte, BOB i'm Safe Ser 4blebnling
Ser 8eoingullgen Die Siolierulpg
Gnglarros ulto Elm Streit nit ame-
rita oie SoJge ndren.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
Bismard-6 Gut Elm
Opfer Ser 5eit
Nittcrent SASnRaniet Ut urtcr rtiiiAer Ofenpa'
tiensRcrriA0Ft ~0MioeISit 1pcrNer, pic ibcrRaapt
y5tnfer" ~Grprepriatien felt ~lSnecrer 5eit ilctt int
G0nee 1T

in Sbiiringelt un0 airoeren Sen tiis
Niden OeIlitdrbeb0roen uliteritcbett-
benoen GeiIen Q~eutldpldnos Die Bar.
3eaierilng Oes Ratifun0ienbeiibeS
llno Die 0nnait perbunOene a%irnere
4olonIiation o9ne SdlooIos6olturlg
Ser often (gr0BtenteiIS oriitofrotis
iden tlno fliihtig g%etDorOenen) 81
geptiimer erfcl8t.
S6onbauien lit gisnords @e-
bnrtsort. GS gab in Dem MIR ein
pour touieno (b1lterlid,e) @inrpobprer
56bEenoen Grt 5pei 8iSmordide
&ittergiiter. Bon oieien mar oo8
fleinere, lit Dem Der MeifSgriinoer
0as 2ift ser @eIt. erbIidte, fait idon
ieit Ser ACKNOWLEDGMENT Belts Der
6erren BON gismord Sd0n1oltierL.
Gas gr0Bere geborte elmer Rebeti-
Iinie, gilrg ober if)on Dor mebr ulS
100 Subrfn in frenOe @1rloe iiber.
I'M crit nod Dem 8rie9e BON 1901
oils ,,oeutlfer Wntionol0onf" iDie6er
giqentunt eires gismord, ttd1nIid
beS oanroliaen. Reidsfanslers, gu
tperSelt. Sn Dem 9errenbonie 0ie>
les @lites mar, lopiel befonnt, Bis
IN bic Belt beg dweiten 3eltfrieses
Elm Bismord-0 uialim (eire Snmnl-
Lntpg non @eihenferl Die Der Siirit
ertaLten batfe ntter9ebrodt.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21

Berlin - las nIte 8iSmard lfe
Hitterglit ShonBaitlen (fn Der gIeiG-
1plnpi9en 2an0gemetnoe an Der @l6e,
3egierungsbe5irf Mngoeburg, gele-
gem lit i'm 3nge Der ltfter Der rllllI.
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fifbrten 2attfunoielt : 3erlhla9tNag
nno gauerl- un0 Nrbeiter< Alliieo-
lung oitfgelGlt poroen, ebenio lpte
oas (uripriiitglid eilre1t Geil oeS
NahlaIies Altgult oes Starfen bill
oen0e) Gut @osoa i'm 2reiie Sprem~
berg uni brnnoenburgtld)en Hegie-
rungSbe5irf 6ranffurt ali ser Deer.
Nit ser in 8orltebeuoen gerneG-
better 8ar5euierung ser beiOen BIZ
itorilh intereiianten Sitter erfabrt
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Itimmter Beiie Don Ser ausOeb@
ll1lpg ser ultter ruiiiidem @ipltFluB
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inneroeutlde @ebiete, nodyoem an-
gaben iiber ole gnteigrtutlg 6eS
@robgrlnObelibes I'M oitlidenj nun
tetltpeiie CUR Sowietunior, teflDeile
5u 8oIett geidl1genen 8reuBen ihon
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mnren.
4ud] itt SEN lridtnnttettlerter, re-
bod CUR rniifif)en 0fhrpotionS6one
~9e6origetl oeutiden Babietstetlen lit
Sic ,,eSa1lfer" appropriation IDIOT
ieit IalIgerer Bet III FIottein Gang
nie lid aus Der Satiode ergfH, OnB
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erIten Rrah inflerbuD o6s oetirihen
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geiebltngS5ofe gebtloet 1por0en hit.
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CAB ie~fner3eit COMMENTATORS eiae
8roteiterff6rung elmer 6ieier 8or7
teieu, ndlntidy Ser ,,G5r;itGid)-G Demo-
fratiidpen ltniotl" gegen Die Metbo=
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fation gerihtet 8t boben, Die III Der
RniIen8ore GelttidInr63, ME I'M aal-
neftierfen Gitel, oorgeihrieben tplrr
oe. g8 lit obre meitereS ufl5lirleb-
nter SAP min audi III ben 8rooirtz
sen g~ranoetrblirg lrrpo Snd}ieil, iotpie
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
696 Dor
3ritif belorgt

0oIhingtoM- Gin BON Sunltler
g9elles, benz Triiberen untertaatsles
fretdr, itomnlenoes MenoraltolalI,
oas oent 8earI 9arbor AuslfuB
borgelegt muroe, enthllIte Die Snts
fade, oaB 8rdIioent 3ooiepet Dor Der
aritif leiner atlalttif G5arter aofl-
feren5 nit Dem britil6en Brentler
Gburdill belorgt mar ulro lid nuf)
nidt auT cine internntionule Srgd1lle
iation nod Dem arieg, Die GburfElll
miinihte, einlnlien wollfe, neil ellle
Iolte B~ereinbarung in ben Berelntg*
ten Staaten 8eroadt erregen fonnte.
@r miinidte, baB Die gerneinlanle
g~rflaruirg, Sic iiber Sic aonferen5
ausqegeben meroen IoIIte, flipp unO
flar logen IoIIte, oaB er feline 5ls
fiinftigen 8erpflihtungen iibernonl-
men 6ote, aber gbur6itl mar gegeu
cine 6erartige grflariing. als ole
bei0en Stnatsn1nner iih iiber Die
grfl1rung beipraden, ipelhe lie iiber
Die RonTerenj nlsgebet1 mollfen,
itlug Der Yr1Iioent Dor, 5u ingen,
oaB ,,oie 8eipehungen feline 5lis
fiinftigen 8erpflidtungen 5miiAen
beioen 8~egierlttgeit ~feitgelegt baben,
obceieben nur BON Den bereits i'm
9ei1- uno Yndjt ; &ontraft borge-
iebenen Beoinglin9en".
Gburd}ilI noblri entihieoen ooge.
gen Stellung, bob flor geiagt mereen
iollte, oaB feline 5ufiinitisen Ser.
pflidtumgen iibernommen muroen,1
ifrieb 8eaes. Der 9raiioent er.
fl1rte, OoB 0ieier Teil Der OorgeidJlo-
geilen grfldrungen bon einem Stan0.
punft aus BON 1iiBeriter Biftigfeit
.iei, neil es ooourh oen 6iibrern ser
Sioliernrgspolitifer ja pen 8ereiHigs
ten gtnnten N5rti0gIh ,eetpnbt per.
Be, gu b~ebaupteL 6nB III 6ieien 9e-
fprefungen gebeiue M~bmnfungen
getrofien luAroen,
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
3mhdltcrbanNc 1T
Niagara falls feit

@iagoro SAILS, g. g., Silfs-
9nnoesanmalt q. 0ornton airfj-
grader erfldrte, ooB 9nnoeS @e-
beimagenten ourh 81 8erbaftnn-
gen eiite 8ance BON umeiBen SLID
p%enb1nolern" uniddolids gemaht
bat, sic fdnooiide Mabden III libel
beletmuiroete Sauier bier lodte llto
lie sur Eroititlltion 5fpoltp.
Sic gati5e @eidJidte lit "haiitaS
itiid uu0 proftiid uiiglaublid in
mooernen 3eiten," oeriiferte airfj,
.araber. gS befanoen Iih IN ieinen
Sdnoen 6eidporene 3eliaeaauSiogen,
monaf) Sic Maofen ,,9eidlagen, aus,
qe6ungert ut6 SIR. Sergobe ihres
G0rpers" g~e6pungca rpor0en inns.
u@enn bas Gpfer nod lle5er
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
Saps iuarcu
~0ricntiert

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8aibington - Gem 9eorl Gar
bor- 4usIdatB ipuroen Dofumente
porgelegt, tponph oie Sapaner 0ltrdl
nbgefar9este anleritaniihe 6ltnf6ot-
iduften III @~rfabrung bradten,
weld)e ariegsidiffe iid in Scarf
Sarbor befanoen. Dieie SRformn-
tion fnn bon General Weacartbnrs
Stab in 5ofio. ebeuio nie Die meite-
rem Mitteilnltgen. oaB ser 5eino
eilten 5rpeiten 8lan botte, Die meri-
fatfide Sslotte 81 5eritorer, faas lie
oliBerbolb oes Safens peranfert ieit
iolte, lito 8efeble an Ole iopalliiHe
sum Nngriff bereits am g..
ergin9en.