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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-07
State Medical Auxiliary To Hold
Annual Board Meet In Sanatorium

Mrs. James W. Vernon, Morgan.
ton; Press & Publicity, Mrs. Ralph
L. Fike, Wilson; Bulletin, Mrs.
Wingate johnson, Winston Salem;
Hygea, Mrs. M. D. Royal, Salem.
burg; Memorial, Mrs. c. F. Stro.
snider, Goldsboro; Historian, Mrs.
B. Watson, Roberts, Durham; Re.
search, Mrs. Joseph A. Elliott.
Charlotte; Scrapbook, Mrs. G. Car.
lyle Cooke, Winston Salem; Jane
Todd Crawford Memorial. Mrs. r.
S. McGeachy, New Bern; Post War
Planning, Mrs. D. H. Bridger, Bla.
denboro; Medical Officers Wives,
Mrs. w. Reece Berryhill, Chapel
Hill; Doctors Day, Mrs. John E.
G. McLain, Dunn; Revisions, Mrs.
J. Buren, Sudbury. Wilmington;
Nominations, Mrs. K. B. Pace.
Greenville; Student Loan Fund,
Mrs. Paul F. Whitaker, Kinston:
Mccain Bed, Mrs. william P. Rich.
ardson, Chapel Hill; Stevens Bed,
Mrs. G. M. Billings, Morganton:
Cooper Bed, Mrs. M. !. Fleming,
Rocky Mount.
Councillors:
North Carolina Councillor IA
Southern Medical Auxiliary, Mrs.
Clyde R. Hedrick, Lenox; LIST Dis.
trict, Mrs. Carlton A. Davenport.
Hartford; and District, Mrs. Thorn.
as Leslie Lee, Kinston; 3r d Dis.
trict, Mrs. E. P. Walker, Whining.
ton; 4th District, Mrs. George W.
Mitchell. Wilson; 5th District, Mrs,
J. N. Britt. Lumberton; 9Th Dis.
trict, Mrs. A. c. Bulla, Raleigh;
9TH District, Mrs. w. M. Summer.
vile, Charlotte; 9th District, Mrs.
Rigdon Dees, Greensboro; 9th Dis.
trict, Mrs. Alfred A. Kent, Jr,
Granite Falls; 10th District, Mrs.
Samuel S. Cooley, Black Mountain.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-07
Needlework Guild
Week Proclaimed
By ,Govr. Cherry

RALEIGH, Oct. -tNHGovernor
Cherry today proclaimed the week
Of Oct. 7.13 as North Carolina
Needlework Guild week, and called
upon citizens to "acquaint them
selves with the history and service
Of the Needlework Guild of Ameri-
ca and cooperate with it in furth-
sring its splendid work."
1T is vital that we look to the
call Of our own citizens here in
North Carolina and In the United
States by providing suitable cloth
ing for families Of servicemen, for
the aged and infirm, for school
children and babies" Cherry said.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-07

Mrs. Erick Bell of Wilson, presi.
dent of the North Carolina Medical
Auxiliary, announces that the an
nual fall meeting of the board OF
directors. will be held in Sanator-
ium at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
P. P. Mccain on Friday, October
H.. Mrs. Mccain, through Mrs.
Bell, has issued invitations to a II
O'Clock luncheon to members Of the
board and to county presidents.
The business meeting will follow
the luncheon at which time reports
Of chairmen of committees will be
heard and Of importmb rwmy. er
ieedsnc PW F H VMFWYP FWK
heard and matters of importance
to every member will b, discussed.
Although there was no state con.
vention at Pinehurst last spring,
there has been no let up in the
auxiliary work in education and
philanthropy. In addition the
Student Loan Fund and the main.
tenance of beds in the three state
Tubercular Sanatoria, members OF
the auxiliary have for the past
three years been active in every
phase Of war participation. Now
that the war is over we are start.
ing on 4 course Of post war plan
ming.
In post war medical planning the
auxiliary will cooperate with the
State Medical Society in supporting
the development and maintenance
of the high standard of Medical
service that the people Of North
Carolina are justified in expecting.
Officers and the board of direc-
tors are as follows:
President, Mrs. Erick Bell, Will
son; President-elect, Mrs. Freder-
lex R. Taylor, High Point; first
vice-president, Mrs. John T. Saun-
ders. Asheville; second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. J. c. Knox, Whining
ton; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
H. F. Easom. Wilson; recording
secretary, Mrs. Charles H. Gay,
Charlotte; treasurer, Mrs. E. c.
Judd, Raleigh; advisory board, DR..
Rachel Davis, Kinston; chairman
Of past presidents, Mrs. P. P. Nc
Cain, Sanatorium.
Chairmen Of Standing Commit.
tees:
Program, Mrs. M. D. Hill, Ra-
leigh; Public relations, Mrs. John
P. Kennedy, Charlotte: legislative
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-07
Fifth Street
USO Events
Are Slafed

The Fifth and Orange UsO, 120
South Fifth street, sponsored by
the National Catholic community
service, has announced the week.
" schedule Of events IS follows:
Today: 8 ANIL pm. Coffee and
Doughnuts. 9:45 am. las and 3:4
pm. Horseback riding at stables.
Transportation provided to and
from stables. pms pm. CLASH
cal Music Interlude, 8: 80 p. m. Buf-
fet supper served by Noes COM
mittee and PTA of st. Marys
church. 1880 pm. Quizz Contest.
sharpen your wits, win a prize.
Monday October 8: 2:30 pm.
Graft Class, Shell Jewelry, Leath-
er Craft. pm. Q'Ruthers Night.
Tuesday, October 8: 8 pm.
Dance to our popular records. 8
pm. Leather Craft class.
Wednesday, October 10: 10 am.
Service Wives Breakfast. pm
Leather Craft class.
Thursday, October II 1880 pm.
Craft Glass, Shell Craft. Leather
Craft. 8 p, H.. Couples Night, come
join us.
Friday, October IL: 3 pm Har-
vest Moon Formal Dance. Music
by Melody Barons.
Saturday, October 10: Sports
equipment: Badminton, bicycles,
bowling, etc. 3-5 Christmas wrap
ping. Bring your gifts for over
seas and join us in wrapping. 8
pm. Dungeree Party: Be sure to
bring your dungerees.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-07
Sorosis Business
Meeting Conducted

North Carolina Sorosis held the
first business meeting Of the year
on Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in the classrooms at Grace
Methodist church with Mrs. A. r
Willis, president, presiding.
The meeting was opened with {
poem read by Mrs. Andrew j
Howell, club chaplain, followed 3,
the club collect led by Mrs. How
ell. Mrs. N. L. Foy, first vice
president, led in the pledge tt
the flag.
Mrs. Willis presented Mr.. j.
Fred Rippy who briefly outlined
the Community Chest program. IL
Splendid reports were given by
the officers and chairmen Of
standing committees. The recon-
mendations of the executive boapo
were read and approved. The club
voted to contribute to the fune
for rebuilding the Woman's club
room in Manila which was de
stroyed by the Japs.
The district meeting Of the Fed
Grated clubs to be held in Ken
ansville on October q was stres
sed and all members were invited
to attend.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-07
First Presbyterian
Circles Will Meet

The circles of the Woman's aux.
iliary Of the First Presbyterian
church will meet Monday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock as follows:
Mrs. E. r. Toms, chairman,
with Mrs. ]. M. Blass, 100 North
Fifth street.
2-Mrs. w. T. Weeks, chairman,
with Mrs. ]. W. Mourning, Northern
Boulevard, Sunset Park.
3-Mrs. Heide Trask, chairman,
with the chairman. 8 Hydrangea
place, Oleander.
Mrs. j. M. Wells, chairman,
with Mrs. J. c. Williams, Oleander.
5-Mrs. N. D. Edwards, chair.
man, 224 South Fourth street. '
6Mrs. P. r. Smith, chairman,
to be announced.
7-Mrs. H. A. Codington, chair
man, with Mrs. w. J. Hughes, SIT
Dock street.
8Mrs. Plat Davis, chairman,
at the church.
9AMrs. Allen Whitehead, chair.
man, with Mrs. Haywood Moore,
S North Goth street.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER II
Circles 10, Il and IL will meet
at the church Immediately follow.
ing the supper melting.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-07
Student Nurses
Feted At Roast

Seventy James Walker Memoir
ial hospital student nurses were
guests Of the hospital at a weine-
roast on Friday evening at Green
field park.
Miss Beadie Britt, assistant dr.
rector Of nurses, and Mrs. Violet
Polvogt acted as hostesses. The
party was chaperoned by Miss
Clara Louise Wright, director of
the school Of nurses.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-07
Sta m p Defiance
Chapter Will Meet

The October meeting Of the
Stamp Defiance chapter, Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution,
will be held on Friday afternoon,
October II, at $3.50 O'Clock at the
American Legion home, Third and
Dock streets.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-07
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Kramer
of Wallace, announce the birth of
a daughter, Natalie Irene on Sep.
TENDER 26, at Rex Hospital in Ra-
leigh. Mrs. Kramer is the former
Vivian Katzoff of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-07
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Way an.
nounce the birth of daughter.
Mildred Juanita, Septembe:~: 80. at
Sunpter, S. c. Mrs. Way is the
former Matte Mae Bradford OF
Wilmington. {
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-07
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Lieut.. and Mrs. .Gustave F. Bieb-
err announce the birth OF a son,
Peter Steven, October 4, at Marion
Sprunt annex. Mrs. Bieber is the
former Anne Berry of Wilmington.
Lieut.. Bieber is doctor with the
35th station hospital now serving
in the Pacific.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
praftiIAe wimfe

@eld,e No6rungSnittel entbalten
piel @iien2
2e6er, gier, Crime @eniiiie, $ilail-
men, aprifoien, &olinen ltrIo Bob
men.
Sit sic salatiauce idpllO oorun,
ouB griiller Sulut idnea ullanlcbn-
Samo6i. gulot ioate crit fnra
Dor 0em SeruierelL o0er better nod,
crit bel Grid ungerid)tet peroen.
8ie er91lt man Die groBte Auart-
titdt @ipeiB? -.m
@imetB ioate Dor Dem S6l9agen
.3immertemperotllr 6aben.
@pld)e @ier linO better, 6ralille
oDer meiBe.
8eibe boban Ben qlel6en @e-
Ihniud uno oeniel6en Ndbrlpert.
SOL &boborber Dor Dem Sod)ell
geidpdlt IN rOet2
Gas iii Mir t0tig, fpelllt Die Stull-
GER 5abe iino.
@urum lollen Gier bel nieorlger
Semperotltr gefodt meroen?
9mnit lie mei6er uno better per-
0al1lid) Iino.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
3pei narriIdc acrGe

Sn einem 8riefe an 0ie 8riioer
Grimm bonn September 1916 er5Gblt
Idim Don 9frnim 1toc6 ei1igen auoe-
rem a~nefootelt and foIgeloe:
Gin paar n1rriide &erls, Merfe(
mo @u6ib, sic iid sum oSreimiiti.
gen" o~ereinigten, ent3meiten iid
bal0 mie0er. @u6iB ibieo aus, uilo
Merfel fragte i'm, mas er ais Sonoz
rar fir 0ie bis 0abin gelieferten
@ufiabe berlange. @lbib ontporte7
te, OoB er oirs 5reun0i6nft unO nidt
fiir @elO gei6rie6en babe.
9oS moate Merfel nidt 5uge6en,
lon0ern fro9te, mas inn Gotta I'M
~9forgenblatt" 6e8oble.
Seeds 6rieori6S0or fir Sen so,
gent" logte @ltbib.
gei oieien 8orten ge6t @erfeI
1lodoenfen0 ollf ltll0 ob, ltno @ubis
oenft, BOB er 9enolt icine S6nIo De-
red)net, ell0licb a6er fGbrt ct oltt
reidlt f6n Die Snno tut0 iagt: SD
lleblne S6re Aufidse oils Sreullo.
ld)afts5ei1en an"
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
Neutrality-suspicious. Birfnns

Der SNriitltc0er Gogaioni aus
Are55o ld)rit6 int eolen Grange, ieine
Mit6iirgcr iittlidl SIT ieitigell, cine
8rolditre gegen 0a8 9ottpipiel.
9as 9ud iono cine quite 9reiie, ullo
eS lpuroe betont, 0aB oieie Arbeit oeS
uftungSperten S6riftiteqers lid)er-
lid einen por5iiglid)en moralild)en
GinflltB nusiiben .per0e.
Sic @irflulg blie6 oenn oud) nidt
aus, 0enn orei 8oden maren faltm
per9ailgen, ais 8oggiani foGQenoes,
alls Gampobaiio Oatierte Sdreibell
er6ielt: @Scbr aeebrter @errl Wfit
tiefgefitbltem Gonf fir Sire pom
mir geleleae Sdriit iiber Oos 9otto=
lpiel ergreife idJ Die 6eoer lltlo iebe
sic Don mcincm @liid in &enntnis.
S6r Bud 30blt 50 Seiten. A 8lGt-
ter nnD gelun9te geldenfpeiie in
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25

@enn es nod Oelt @iiniden Der
ganfen ae6t, miro Ons gerbrnufer-
publitlm iei1e nelten @iibli6rdnfe,
9fooios uip. aui Dem 9(bidlogs=8e-
ge euper6eL lobol0 lire 6abrifation
BON ser Hegierlng mieoer erlolbt
miro. 0ieie @iinihe ser 8arlfen Iino
feline Ourd)oiis iel6itiiidtigen. @erpiB
lit Sic 6inanSierung pon Bublifltntss
a6ufen elm profitobles 8eiddft,
ober Ser 3in8getpinn aus ben gtil.
IiorOen, INN oie es iid babel banhelt,
lit nibt ibr eill3igeS Wtotio. &ieaeidt
ebenioIe6r f0Ilt babel i9r 8eitreben
ms @elpiGt, elmer SnTlation uor5u.
beugell.
Die 4merican 8anferS Aliocintion
lit 6emiibt, 0os f%nufenoe anterltn
6llrd) 8ermittfung ieiner $4,000
MitgIieoer 81 beitimmen, an ieinen
&riegsbonos feit3ubalten, Bis lie fdls
fig linO. Gum Sdube Dor elmer Sn'
tlatlol l1alllltd.
Ser 8anfiersoerbano I6Bt iid 0a-
BEL oon f~olgenOen @eoonfen leIten:
@enn oie 2elite &~riegsbonbS faiIie-
rem o0er Sen @rlos gum Itlfnnf bon
@iitern ser ~ertp1bnten art berluea-
ben, 6ringen iie ,,1eues" 8eIb in ben
@urft, ooS cine Notwithstanding
olii Die 8reiie ausiibt.
@enn lie ongegen oos @elo gum
9%fnfoui bon @aren borgen, ). ;.
menn iie ,,uuf &aten" f%aufen, lit sic
Sade anOers. Die 9eute 5nblen
Damn aus Dem laufenoen ginfommen
= gern0e 10, mie ie fir ibren alltGg-
lifen 8eoorf 5ablen, fir 9inge, Die
nidt bon 8eitnno ftn0.
Die 8anfen refnen erfldrtermas
BEN nit einem 6eiipielloien 9oniu-
mentenfreoit @eldaft, io6alO bie in
Sen &riegsiabren uufgeltaute Had)-
froge nn9 oGnllergiitern" einluul
entieiielt miro. Gin neres 5elO miro
Ii6 ibnen babel in 6oran Ser 6inun-
5ierltng bon 6lu9bafen eroffnen, Oie
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
6altet &riegsbOnOs teit!

nod Dem &riege ia oollormdBlg lIrl-
aebeure Nlt$nnuBe onnebmen oiiriten,
menn 0ie 6ufmelt nit i6ren 8rogs
noien red)t bebdlt. 9as groBte @on.
lunentenfreOit : @ebiet olIeroil8s
miro natiirlih ser 9tutomartt 6Iei-
ben.
Mebr oGs 10000 Banfen tperoett
ii6 nof Ben 3iTfern BON agI i'm
&oniunentenfreoit : @eit1it betdti-
gen; ltno mebr nls 1000 geOetfen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pon S1lt0.
Tern berein5une9men.
Gin 6etrd1tlifer SeiI Ser gb-
IdIogS3ublungs . 91alie oiirfte aIler
8orauslid}t mad nuf &onto beimfeb-
render Solbnten geben, Dor allem ie-
ner Suitoerttnuien0e, Die iid I'M
&rieg 6nmilien 3lgelegt bu6en ODER
nah Dem @rieg einen Sousitano be-
griinoen uer0en.
GaS Goniumer 8nnfing Snititute,
oas oeri6ieoene areoitanltalten re-
prdientiert, propbe3eit, oaB in Sen
eriten 8ebn @adfriegsiobren 9auer-
glitter gum 8etroge bon mebr ais ST.
600, 000,0 900 idbrli1 oiif Dem 8ege
oes &pniunente1t : &re0its ~ertporben
neroen Oiirften. Glide 100000
Dreue" Gonilien, Die Bis 1866 ibre
@riitenS als loIdJe 6egriinoen fper0erL
o~iiriten nnf Meinung 0es Snitituts
Sitter oieier Dirt QWi0bfl, Saien,
&iibIidrGnfe, Raoios, 8aidmaidi-
men, R6Hnaidpinen, 4eftriihe NrtifeI
II. 0gl.) I'M &erte bon 1000 biz O.
600 8oIlm bonn0ten 9aben, uno loa-
81 iueroen olte wie nelie 6omilien
laufenO @riab fir u6genubten Sous
rat 81 bei6affen bn6er. Son iolden
9ingen wie Nutos, 8lng5eugen ooer
S1uIern gar nidt gu reoen.
Ser &onlumenten &reoit errei6@
te i'm &rieg nelten Siefitano. Ger
3eit lino nod u%ngef1br $1,000 ,000,s
600 oirefte Abi6Ings5a6lungs.8 Gar
leben altsItebeno. @egen gnoe 1871
tuaren es nabeau $4,000, 100000.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25

@runoton oes Originals. y 8olet
Sic? - Sang an, 8re9or 3isl"
Gr ingte Die gala0e OUT.
vNun2~ fragten lie mid &c
ipannt, bou9eno, beielIen.
uSe6r i60n.~
lln0 meroelt Sizes SIT.
itarOe bringen? @s Oeutif aus5u.
0riiden?"
sd CLAUDE: ia. Die erIte Stro.
pie bnbe i1 ihon fertig I'M 9opf =
ole iibrtgen miibte id gu Suuie allf-
5eidnen."
80, er bat sic erite Stropbe if)oll
i'm 4opf! 2aiIen Sic boren, $1,000
ollf ser Stele!"
Sd itiiste mid nltf Sen 8ii94
blidte ms Ieere Gunfel uno begann
,,gs itano in alien 3eiten Elm SdloB,
10 bo6 uno bebr,
8eit glan5t' es iiber Die 2an0e bis
all 0aS blalte Wteer,
llno rings BON ouftgen @drten Elm
bliitenreifer &ran8,
Grin ipratteen frii6e grltnnen i'm
&egelubogenglon5."
uWunoerbar," lau63ten lie tpie ols
@iltem Wunbe. o@etroffer."
SeutL@er 3sitnnagabStld in slneritd;
0ieu Yorf, q. o..
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
1~1aeeIfamcn

9ieleS fomi1t BEL Sen ain6ern
bdltfig Dor uto lit cine itble @epobn-
belt. 9luf @rtpadiene faltett oft Die
NdgeI ooer beiBen iih III Die 2ippert,
5uneilt aus Nerboiitat. 0os Gdgel-
fnlien lit unidon atlto ungeiltllo. Ser
Ghnlub Der Sdnoes Die ME gons
rein lino. tuirb .Oerihludt, lpooutb
Mager- ltno Gorminfeftionen elt-
iteben fonnell. Singer iollen mic in
Den Miuno geiteeft, Die S1rOe Dor
Dem Glen getuaidcn ueroen. Man
fam lid) sic iible @elpobnbeit 0eS
9agelfaitenS ob9emobneif, tpeltn MON
ST. Souie cine 3eitlang Sonoidube
trG9t. in ser parflen Sabres5eit 0iin-
ne 3ipirnbanoldlibe. Gin anoeres
Mittel lit, Singer nit &oao6iiln gu
beltreiden. &irt6er muB man inz
tner ipieoer ernlabnen. Grtpa6Iene
miillen oie NOTICE @iIlensfroft auf-
bringen, I'M ioie iible @etuobn5eit
%nuf5ltgeben. Sci nerpoSen Menifcn
lit cine MISUNDERSTANDING ser
Nerboiitat ~nottpeit0ia.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
Sin @it

Ser geiitooae frain80iii6e Sumo-
riit 0terD mar zines Cages 5u einem
SernQnoten, eitem 9lrtiaerieoberit
5um @lien geloOet. Die 6rau pom
Soltle botte 0leidBeittg cine gat5G
'Sfar non Sctannten 81 Iitl ge6eten,
Dor 0enen lie nit Dem ,,6eritbmten
Setter" 81 renomnlieren geOadte.
MerD. Sem bic @eiealdaft pellig be-
6uate, bii0te iih in Stiaihmeigen.
Gns paBtc Scr Game ic0od) nid)t i'll
Sen Gnaln, tie fpulr0te iid oober nit
Moor G%ffe10eit ais Suft9efiibl ali
Sen @uit un0 ingte: aSitte, lie6er
Setter, MAIDEN Sic ooh enoliH nal
eilen @is!~ a@ern liebe 8oie",
%elltgegaete Merp oiopie ser Sberlt
eillen &anoneniduB o6gefeuert ba6en
miro"
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
&nsf6tslus

3niiden Dem ~beriibmten en1ii-
Iden Muler @biitler itnO Sobn Tas-
fin idmebte Elm @ro5eB, Ser ole gan'
&c @elt BON iih reoen muhte. Snt
&erIaufe oieles @ro5elieS mlr0e
8biitler bonn &oriieenoen %gefra9t'
,8iir0en Sic Sen Serren @eldlmo-
renen bier f%lornladen fonnen, mos
iit2"
@biitler lab iid Die @el6mOreaen
onrd ben Monofel Der &eibe nod an
uno iogte:
92pin"
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
@l1cnii>p oriAlGec
9rGuterIOiie sn SleiidJ Ober bartse-
fDdlten Giern

SrauterlOne 5t UletldD Doer Darf9e'
fOdlten Giern
3pei Dotter BON bartgefodJten
@iern per0en NIT Sel betr6ltfelt,
fein9eriibrt uno nit 3tpei @Bloffeln
Senf uno einem 8iertelauart lauren
&obm pernii6t. 9ann 9i6t man Ell
men @Bloffel &apern uno no6 @e-
idntod @iiig oo3li. 3ulebt tperoen
feingebodte &r1uter, S6nittlottf,
Oil, 9orretid, 8impinelle, 9ra9olL
0n5ugegeben.
SifhInppc
3mci 8flno feline 6luBfiihe OOer
1 &funo Seefilf fo4t man in Sdla-
ipaiIer in Dem man S%uppengriin,
flein geid)nitten, meid) gefodt bat,
nit 8feffers@ erpiir3fornern, 2or6eer.
blott ltno 3piebel gar. Mfon nimmt
ben Slid berolt8, entgrat i'm uno
pfIiift i'm in Stiide. BUR Suppe
madt man cine reid)li6e brrune
@inbrenne idneiOet 8elfartoIfeln
in oiden Sbeiben binein, ldBt oarh.
foden uno gibt 5ulebt ole 6iiditiide
in ole ldmige, fraftige Snppe.
8ananen=M ildinppe
@uf elm Quart 0eil6 rednet man
5luei 8ananen. Mdn l61lt oie 8as
nollen, reibt Iie ouf Dem &eibqiien,
bringt iie init Der Mild) uno ~
Quart @aiier ionic a @Bloffel 3u-
der gum &ofen, riibrt 3 2offel Corn.
Itnrd) i'll Mildl ooer 8oiler on ulo
mad)t 0anlit bic Suppe ieilnig. @eElt
etmoS erfnltetj altirlt man Tie nit eli
nenl Gtgelb n6.
GierfGie 0Oer Giergclce
SedS gauge gier iperoe'l tiid)tig
9ei6Iagen nlto ellit y Suart Mild)
oltf lhnnd)em 6euer ooer im @oiier-
.boo geriibrt bis Die Malie oidIidl
piu0, aber niAt fodt. Mon gt6t
ttad 8elieben 3utfer ODER 8atlille
llno, tpefln man es lie6t, cine &or0s
.boG &ori1tben bineirL oie man por-
Der ettpos in @aiier queaen ldBt.
M6an gi6t 81 ser erfalteten Speiie
cine 6ruhts ODER 8einloBe.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
Die 8auoSe
Bon @o0a @pba

SrgenOpo in Siteuropo NOR eS,
zines lalten Hafts in eiller Sdlenfe.
81 elegallte @aItlt1tten gibt es
niht in Berlin, 2onoon, Stem gorf:
bic 0ede tiefldmar5, NIT 5abaoien
0reQ-loOernoen Sfernen; Die @dnoe
0ltrfii6tig; tnuige 3eppide bon
@ras; %multerbafte 2iiftung 6urG
8ergminO = er bradte ullbei6reib.
lid itarfen Sasmingeru6 in Sdapa-
Den; uuo cine Su551luiif bon 8ol-
Ierbrauien. - Die Sdenfe 1ieB
Sale Suit" uno beitano aus einem
9rettertiid, 5pei 9dnfen lln0 bier
Stangen.
@ir ioBen uno reoeten bon
Sralleln? 9ein, lett elmer bolben
StunOe bon Ser 9idtfunit.
DS6r gliifli6en Delitifert, 5rnn-
8oien, Nngeliafien!" rief elmer Don
Den iul1gen M1nnerr. o@os mibt
ibr bonn innerr mo 1uBern glenO
u1ierer 9iteratenl Menn bel u1ts
eir &oman eS auf iedsbunbert
Gremplare brtngt, lit e8 eilt bielbe-
nei0eter 8uherfolg. Wtnn fipbrt Elm
Stiif 0reimol in Der 9nlfptltoot alif,
I'M gan5elt liebellmal III Der Hropill5.
Cine Noueaette, Damn muB lie idor
Aufieben erregen, bringt Dem 4ltor
eiren Collar in @urer 81brun9.
llniere @e0iGte idl ldltpeige oo-
bon lie6er. - 8aS mid aber, mas
ms oae nm bo~brenolten uno INNER
i6mer8t, lit Der gerin9e 80erboa =
gar fem 8iberbaa oes auSlanoeS.
Gerie BON &ipling 3iinoen in Gas
marrien Ser5en an, in Delhi, &booe-
ia, &ancouoer urto S6ottlono. Ser
nIte 8iaon lit in &iihinep ebenio be
fnrtnt mie in 8pr0eaur. = ltnler
@regor &is ober2 8os bot er Bal
lnoen gei6riebenl 9drglt peroicnt
er Sen N~obelpreiS. - Hooa &ooal
Sic perite9enL reoen Die GpraAc.
&elfen Sic ms! lleberieBen Sie sic
Berlen u~nieres Sdrifttums! @rlt
einmal ins Geuti6e. 8alo peroen
Die anoern uuf6orden &uiien,
Spanier, @ngldnoer. @nolid
mir molten parten: III Sebn Sdbren
9eniebt @regor &i5 NIT leinen Bal
laoen @eltung in Ser @elt, nie er
uer0ient. = 3ngege6en, lleberiet-
sung lit MIR 9ot6ebelf - ielbit fon.
genial fam lie Die 8radt oes llr-
tertes I'M @r06iten, geidymei9e oenn
i'm 3nrtsbe5iebungSooaen erreihen
= lleberiebung lit: broune @botogra-
pbie zines farbenfunfelnoen @emdI-
6es. Snmerbin, ~nenigltens bon
ben unrilien ser &ompoiition gibt
lie Dem 5remoen cine goritealtl1g.
- Ho0nl @regor Gis ioa S6nen
cine ieiner 8nQn0en re5itieren
qleid Die b%eriibnteite: Ser groll-
lame Shirt. llno Sic n nidt tpobr?
- meroen uns Ser fleinen, Der.
fannten Natlon Sen @efaaen tun
peroen" lid oie Miibe ne6men
peroen beriuden - ih iage: periu-
den. oie berrliae 9oadoef oeutih
nad8uformen = i'm &bgtbmus uno
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
HclecIanNfabrt

8o9gebnld nn0 yUliife mad)fen
cine 5abrt nod &elgolono. ssn
8remerbauen lino Tie altf ioen Damp
fer geitiegen uno in Die 4aiiite ge-
gangen. 9aben einen nritten Monn
gefnnOen uno Sfat geipieIt. @elpieIt
un0 aeipielt.
@l0Blid fommt Elm Mann in sic
aaiIte. yNaes ousiteigen" ruft er,
,,tpir iino Sal"
u@as2" iaat aosae6uid, .,Idon
in Selgolano?" Il 5
~@ieio Selgolm62" fragt ser
Wonn. ~@ir iino mieoer in 8ree
merbapen."
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25

meme Sduoc om 81. Mdi . geruoe
al n1einem Namenstag! SA nobm
0aS ais @inf Oes S6idials uno
lpielte III ser Iebten 3iebung Oie
yeumnlern So, Al, y, unO iiebe %!
id 9etunm nltf al Oieie Orei
9timnerlt cine gldn3enoe Serne!
Sd lprehe S6nen meme gr0Bte Sod-
u6tung aus un0 mo6te nun piin=
iden JOaB oae Sdriftiteaer INNER
10 niibli6e 9iidler i6reiben m0dten!
Sbr ~ergebener 2o0ooico 8a6uino."
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
@eSamfcm Qnt sfattiIdj

Sfatipieler iinO INNER v%rei6enOe"
aberdeen.
Gereeben hit cine quite @igeni6ait
= ~aleroings nift beim Sfnt!
9eim Sfat Triumph" audi ser
BnntoffelbeiS auf!
Nfit mondem Sungen bot man
ieill &ret3, ober an Dem &reuaiun-
gen INNER leine 5reuoe!
Barabor lit, tpenn elmer 5ebn
&arten but lut0 bod fein 8latt.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
Sin fleincr GsOiit

Ger 2ebrer iud)t 0clr &inoern flor-
5ltmaden, mas Elm llngliidsfaa lit.
0a lie eS nidt redlt begreifen wollerL,
ueriufJt er es NIT einem 8eiipie[
uno iagt: ,@enn id ). 9. baben
ge6e uno oabei ertrinfe, pas pare
oas mobl?~
ca ruft Elm fleiner <irps BON
Ser lebtcn 8anf: uOas mare fein,
batten mir ein paor Gage frei!"
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
8eiSes ridtia

Cine orrne Stoot permlitaltete NIT
Dem groBten 8onnp Seierli6feiten
benin Girl5ng ibres 6iiriten, Ser Tiff
iiber 10 biel Nufmano m%unoerte.
Gin Sfnleihler iaete: Sic bat
lueiter nid)ts getan, ais mas lie
iduloig mar"
~Stimmt" meinte elm anOerer
Spfmann, uo6er iie lit oas oGcs
IdulOig. mas iie getan bot"
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
6rcnnOlidcS Nuscbut

Seer 8eebrter SEER 3ireftorl"
ldlrei6t Der Safer al sen Setter Ser
Sdnlle ie,ites Sobnes, ofaas mein
&lloplf peiterbin 10 falll iein loQte,
mochtc il Sic bitten i'm in meinen
Rarien griin0lih 81 Orrpriigeln. gu
@egenoieniten germ bereit, 5ci6ne ib
er9ebenit Mlor &ralie."
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
Orr flnac Sunb

Serr Nrableriid): oMein Suno
lit gang nubergep0bnlid) flugl
8enn er audi nift ipreden fam, idy
bin iiberjell9t, ooB er ebeniopiel
peiB ipie id),"
Game: y@ieio lit oos Elm gepeiS
fir ieine &lugbeit?"