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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20
BY ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

Many a woman has eluded the grasp of age by the adroit use of her legs. Smart gait, springy knee action, a brisk muscular pull from thigh to heel can give you the edge on a girl many years your junior who drags around pair of tagging gams.
 The impression of vitality which gingery legs put across is as inn portant as the measurement of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20

llO p1Stul . AoA Ou to e n j 0 y or blooms to use for indoor decoration
 M os t annualS r e a d i l y lend themselves f 0 r flower arr a n g e. ment, but with out cosmos, Chin ese forget-menot Blue Moon Scabl- osa, calendula s a lp i g loss i s, Drummond's ph- lox, and stocks, f e W bouquets would be as pleas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20
LIKAS EXPERT DRIVER

Hollywood - Paul Lukas, who plays taxi driver in RKO Radios "Deadline at Dawn" in which he is co-starring with Bill Williams and Susan Hayward, was an expert driver in his youth in Hungary He competed in stock car mountain climbing races like those once held on Pike'S Peak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20

suits and surfun dresses. One of this years most spectacular sun styles is the bareback dress of eel anese printed crepe, center. design ed by Tina Leser, winner of the American Fashion Critics Award for just such successes. This one uses monotone crepe for the wrap ping, strapping and tying. Teamed with it is print jacket which ob- liges when you want to be covered.
 Chinese inspired is the Mandar-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20
FIRST PERIOD CARE

Alan Ladd wears his first period clothes in his new starring role in Paramount Two Years Before the Mast" in which he plays dandy of the 1830's.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20
FAST WORKERS

When Bill Pine and Bill Thomas completed the fast-breaking mys- tery comedy, Follow That Wom- an,'' starring Nancy Kelly and Will liam Gargan, it made the 28th pie ture they have produced for Para mount in four years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20
VALLEE ALL WET

Rudy Vallee was sprayed with charged water from syphon bottle seven times before the scene was taken satisfactorily for Pine Thomas People Are Funny
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20

in-type short beach coat third important piece added this year t6 the play suit, shown right, which also demonstrates California de- signers' flair for turning out emt- nently wearable but decorativ0 sports clothes. Beneath it is a cot- ton play suit of the same authen- tic Americana print depicting the Western saga of miners, Indian braves, Spanish Dons, and desert cppnpc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20

And here's a time-saver for ex- Eacting juice from these small oranges. Instead of cutting in half, cut of the tip only. Squeeze or ream out the juice from the whole orange in one operation.
 Yes. These small orange "tid- bits" are picked from the trees that last year produced large oranges - and that will probably bear large oranges next season. No one can account for the pranks of Mother Nature.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20
Regular Cutting Produces Many More Annual Blooms
By HENRY L. FREE Written for NEA Service

Unless you cut anual flowers reg ularly and kep their blooms from going to seed, the plants will soon stop blossoming, and there will be
 for vo1I
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20

duHnmy's king won the trick. Now came the ten of hearts. Easts single ton jack covered Declarer won with the ace and now, of course, had the balance of the tricks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20
By RUTH MILLETT

When Representative Hubert s. Ellis heard a report that the State Department was trying to make it easier for girls engaged to Amer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20
STYLISH START

Betty Hutton outftted the mem bers Of movie crew with high hats and white carnations the day film ing started on The Stork Club,' the B. G. DeSylya production, at Paramount.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-20

or $1.87 a month for 5000 straight life at age 30. Get costs for your age. The only life insurance sold in Conn. with first year dividends and cash value without restriction.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-18

Automobile engineers seeking
more perfect brakes for cars.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-18
CEDAR GROVE

The Alpha Sunday School Class
met on Monday evening at the
Church and enjoyed weiner and
hamburg roast. About twenty
five persons were present. The men
sanded the Sunday School room
floor. The November meeting will
be the anniversary meeting and
the annual banquet will be held at
that time.
Mrs. Richard Schaffer entertain
ed the Baptist Society at her home
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Watkins is the
house guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Watkins of Gaithersburg.
Mrs. Guy Watkins and Mrs.
Philip Watkins entertained the
Cedar Grove Homemakers Club at
the home of Mrs. Guy Watkins on
Monday. One new member join
ed the Club bringing the member
ship to SO. All enjoyed looking at
the Christmas Kit made by Mrs.
William Beall and Mrs. Richard
Hunt.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-18
GERMANTOWN
Rebeccd Ledmdn

Telephone GGithersbarg 33-F-6
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Neelsville Church met on
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Mer-
hle King.
The fall Rally of the County
&c. f. Societies will meet ION Sun
day at the Neelsville Church. The
meeting begins at 3 P. M. at which
time election of officers will be
held. Evening devotions will be at
8 P, M.
Mrs. j. F. Hargett, the Misses
Anna and Margaret Hargett and
Miss Rebecca Leaman visited Rev.
and Mrs. G. G. Kundahl on Sunday
at their home in Washington.
Mr.and Mrs. r. C. Browning and
family and Miss Carrie Browning
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-18
Washington Grove
Mrs. Robert S. Billhimer
TeLe. GGithersbmr0 3D..

Bill Teepe is home after, receiv-
ing his honorable discharge from
the Army. He arrived at 2 A. M.
Saturday morning after fifty
five hour train trip. His wife, a
Lieutenant in the Army Nurse
Corps, expects her honorable dis
charge this month.
1t was nice to see two of our
former ministers at Eleanor Pope's
wedding last Saturday. DIR. and
Mrs. Richard N. Edwards came
from Baltimore, and Rev. and
Mrs. Phillip Edwards were here
from Silver Spring. Eli
Thurston Ray arrived in this
country from Europe last week
and spent the weekend at home
with his family. He expects to
receive his discharge at Fl. Meade
later this week.
DR.. Maude INITIAL and Mrs.
Roland Waddill are home after
spending a week in New York
City.
We are sorry to learn of the
death of Mrs. J. T. Meany last
week. We extend our sympathy
to the family.
Carter Emmons is home on 90
days furlough, He has been sta
toned in Central America. He
has re-enlisted in the Army for 8
years further service.
Mrs. B. T. Hynson was the week
end guest of Mr., and Mrs. Carroll
Ware. On Sunday the Wares
closed their home on the Circle
for the season.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-18
100000 Tons OF
Sugar Found In Java

The discovery Of 100000 tons
of sugar in the ports of Java since
the surrender Of the Japanese
should very greatly shortell the
period of sugar rationing in this
country, according to Secretary OF
Agriculture Anderson. The sugar
will be added to the United Ma
tions pool and some of its should
be moving to this country in the
very near future, thus becoming
available as domestic supplies sink
to the lowest level of the year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-18

McKendree Walker on Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Harvey of Washing
ton visited her sister, Mrs. E. H
Mateny over the weekend.
The next Homemakers Club will
meet with Miss Marie Boland on
Thursday, October 25th.
Mrs. Edith Boland is very fort
innate in having her two sons at
home. Joe and Jack have been
overseas for long time, and their
many friends were glad to welcome
them too.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-18
Miss Burke MOOie
Changes Ownership

McKendree Walker, Gathers
burg, recently sold a registered
Holstein-F riesian cow to Allan
Burdette, Clarksburg,
Change of ownership for this
animal, Rolling Knoll Miss Burke
Mooie 2575565, has been officially
recorded by The Holstein-F riesian
Association of America, Brattle-
'boro, VT.
The Association issued 9,455
registry and transfer certificates
to Maryland breeders during 1914.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-18

even the peace
time speed limits
travelling along in
reckless and care
less fashion MAX
ing the highway
a hazardous place
to travel on foot.
Observance of
the law requiring
drivers to stop ir
front of or behind
a bus which has
stopped on the
highway to re-
ceive or discharge
school children
will save many Q
life.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-18

With the opening of schools
thousands of children throughout
the State are at the mercy of the
motorist. Crossing and recrossing
the highways, boarding and leaving
their school buses they must ex-
pose themselves to the dangers of
the highways. Many of these
youngsters are not yet 6 years of
age and in many instances have
never been out of sight of home.
For many of them the adjustment
of facing two direction traffic is an
exceedingly difficult one.
Conservation of the car and tires
from an economic viewpoint has
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-18

been emphasized from every quar-
ter during the past few weeks since
wartime controls have been lifted
but too little stress has been placed
on the conservation Of human life
particularly as it applies to the
protection Of our school childre n
along the roads and highways lead
ing from home to school.
The volume of passenger vehicu-
lar traffic on the highways has in
creased tremendously since gas ra-
tioning was terminated. With the
elimination of the wartime S5 mile
speed limit there has been a very
noticeable tendency to trace. The
irresponsible driver" disregards
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-18
Capitol To Be
Renovated

Extensive renovation of the Cap
itol, including a new roof over
the Senate Gallery and renova-
ton of the chamber itself, with
the prospect that the House will
follow suit and replace its glass,
cast-iron and wrought-iron ceiling
with a modern one of steel and
concrete will be begun by June LIST
of next year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-18

MARYLANDS SCHOOL Bus LAW
driver of vehicle highway Ontsde corporate
incorporated cities
population meeting overtang school bus which
stopped the highway for the of receiving dischargg
child children school teacher school teachers
full least C0) school
either in front thereof the be- and vehicle
shall standing until the children received discharged
the school bus has again started art Co., Sec Public
School of Maryland 1914 1884, General Motor Vehicle
1915 D. 1907 50 i.s
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
GuOe Scr
jap. TlOtte

8olbinoton Staatsiefret6r
gprnes gob betannt, oaB iid Die
9ereinigten Stooten, HuBlarlO, @roB-
britonaien ullO Gbina aui ole 3er-
It0rlna zines Ieiles ser iapanii6en
Jlotte uno alf 0ie 8erteilung Oes
Reits geeinigt 9atten. SerltOrt tper-
Oen ioaen / Sdtafti1iit A Slug
3eugtr1ger, 4 &relt5er uno 81 Inter
ieeboote. @erteilt peroen 38 3er-
lt0rer un0 cine Heibe f!einer &iiiten-
idiffe pom 800 bis 900 to. Ole sur
3erIt0rung porgemerften Sdiife Der-
0en porber Experimental nit atom-
bomben unter5ogen.
8r1iiOent truman Der atrf leiner
HrelIefonferen5 iiber Die Atombombe
logte, Die 8ereinigten Stoa'
ten, @roBbritannien un0 &anaOa
wiroen ueriuhen, einen Rlirs bin-
iihtlih ser Bebonolung 0ieler neuert
feIt3ulegen. 3u oieiem 3wed
fommen Ser britiihe Yremier Attlee
mn ser fanooiihe Yremier Naden,
Sie Ring gu elmer Serie Don &on-
feren3en om II. 3opamber bier an.
attIee, 10 logte ser Traiioent, foltre
nod onoere Punfte beriibrert, obDobl
nrr sic Atombombe ais 8eratungs-
aegenltono uorgeieben lit.
gprnes er6lGrte ferner, ouB Die
8~ereinigten Stooten cine 9otihaft
an oie 8iirfei rihteten, Inn Die Sal-
tltflg oieier Regierung in Der Oar
oaneaen : 6rage bar5ulegen. 0ies,
10 mafte gprles fIar, lei obne uor-
berige geratunq nit oen 8riten &c.
ldeben. Gs beiBt, Dob Die Tereini8-
ten Gtaaten ettpaS mebr Spielraltm
fiir @uBInnO bel Der 8enutung Der
Garoancaen befiirtporten, je0odY
nifts bon ruiiiihen StiisPtntten
an ser oos Shnnr5e uno Wittel.
meer perbin0enoen MeeritroBe IN
8ioeripruh our tiirfiiden Sonuero-
nit0t piiien woIlen.
Ntf cine entIprefenoe 6rage err
tDi0erte 8prnes, oaB ser 6iinferrat
ser guBenminiiter in 2onSon feline
nennensnerten Tortidritte gema6t
l6o6e uno er eS fir ridtig balte,
leinen Steanertreter, Silfsitaatsie-
fretGr Sames Dunn, beim3lrberufen.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
Grtldrum9
Der SnOem

Qou0on. Pie Siioiide agentllr
be0auerte Sen AuSbrlid BON @irren
in HulGItino, utO erfI1rte, oaB es
idper, faae, sic 8euoIferung gu gil
qeln, neil ibre @eOul0 ourh sic brit
tiife 8olitif in Tal6itina oltf cine
l6were 8robe geiteat DorOen iei. 0ie
britiife @imunoerungspoIitif in
SalGltina murOe ols elm Geriud be-
5eidnet, ,,oen Soifnungen OeS iiiOi.
ihen '@oIfes einen toOlifen Shlag
All uerieten. Sbre 0urh Monote aus.
geoebnte 6~ortiesung bat Die @efiible
in einenl u~nerb0rten @roo erregt.
Gle Sii0iihe glgentiir oermirft @e.
molttoten ais Mittel ser 8oIitif,
fam uber MIR iebr i6mer sic 8euoI-
ferung i'm 9iigel bolten, neil Die Su.
ben oiele Golitif oIs uerbGngnisuoa
fiir ibre eigene 3ufunit betraften.
Gn 2onoon gnb 0as Bureau Der
arober cine grfldrung aus, in mel
der oie AnihlGge ben 3ioniitet 5lige-
idrieben lino Sic 6iibrer ser 3ioni-
item beiduIoigt muroen, Die britiihe
&egierung 81 elmer ben SlIoen gin.
itigen Gntideioung 3pingen SIT mol
len. .@enn es 5u elmer oltsgeoebn'
ten Hebeaion fommen loute, Damn
miro oos cine &ebelion Ser 3ioniIten
in 8oI1ltina leirL uno ni6t elm 8iir'
qerfrieg 3lpiiden Suoen uno ara.
BERN iogte Oie Grflaruug.)
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
KmnNcnkilfc bcint
SriiSr in Berlin

Berlin Die 5rii0re miiiien
neleroings oie 6ilie Ser aunoinnen
III aniprllfl ne5men. Die 5rauen
miiiien 6eiBeS 8aiier ooer cine greB-
foble mitbringen, penn lie ibr Saar
in Sronung gebraht bnben polen.
IS ioa @as depart meroen, lno 10
fam nld)t fortlnilieno beiBeS @aiier
our6 @lsilummen bereitet meroen.
Sn pieleh 2loen lit auBeroem 0ie
@aS5nleitltng nod nift por6anoen
ODER ihu0bnit. Gn6er muB Der
&o69cro itanoig inter 6euer qe6al-
ten Deroen ltno oa5u ge6oren
9as gerliner StraBenb;lo
bat oird) 0ie nit einem SopT ODER
Same Darmen @1ilers ODER
pinem 8reBfoblerpddden gum Sri
laufenoen Gamen cine neue
Rliance erhalten. Ger iibermGB' ge
aabrano bai Ben 6riioren bat erbeb-
ih nadMeloiien. 9ie Srollen ite-
zen pieoer im 9erlfaHnA 7beginnen
llrrh mie6Pr n't sem @e(0 me6r I'll
'efnen: sic Morf Iibt nidt mebr an
i'm Bortemonnaie mie nod DOR
uenigen @oden.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
3Sdit>11tictsprciic pcr
8aM u RGMIcr

8ie Sic G9a iett be~fanut9ibt,
miro in Ser 6pitiesung BON @GHlt-
preiien fir neue Sauier iest iniofern
cine @erbeiierung eintreten. olS Sic
S0Hit Mietpreiie in 3ufunft feitge-
lebt meroen. e1e Ser 8nu Ser betref-
fenoen 9duiero nod in Angriff ge-
nommen iporoen lit.
@emGB Dem 9reisperpalter Gbe.
tier 8oples beIteben Die 8orteile
ser Neuregelung BARN, oaB
/. 8uiiluitige idnea TIRE Nuftrdge
erteilen fonnen, 90 lie i'm ooraus
n;iien, 4pie bod lie Die Mieten an
ieben fonnen;
2. 'Otieter ourd Sen Ban neller
Saltier Qegen inflationsmdBige Mie.
ten geid)iibt iino.
8isber fonnten geilber neuer
Sduier sic S~oditpreiie Fiir ibre Mie-
ten nidt feitseiest erbolten. ebe Die
8auten ooafommen fertig paren.
Die neren &idtlinien ieben Dor,
ooB Die SohltyWietspreiie oenen fir
gleide @obnungen i'm ielben Be3irf
angepaBt meroen iollen, 5u5iigIif)
elmer ,,ausreidenoen @nti6aoigung"
fir Die lett 1889 erbobten gnufoiten.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
8ricic pcn ymNcn
aas Reid bciSrNcrt

@ep gorf - 8ie ans 6ranffurt
am Main gemeloet MIRO, itebt OuS
uAmerican Seuiib Soint 3~iltribution
Committee" I'M 9egriff, Den eriten
unjeniuierten Briefuerfebr 5wiiden
oen Suoen in Deutidlano uno Der
auBenwelt lett 1888 ein5urriften.
@eneralmaior Clarence 8. Aocod,
Der lteqpertreten0e Stabsdef i'm
8iiro Ser Milit1r 4egierung, teilte
nit, er babe ben Elon oes &omitees
erbalten uno iei babel, i'm 81 priiien.
Ger 8oridlag iiebt Ole giniammlung
uon griefen, oie pon SuOen in
Geutidlano geidrieben weroen, uno
oeren 8%erienoung na6 8aris Dor.
Bon 9dris iolan sic 8riefe oui
Dem reguldrcn Hoitpege an Die SIT
ros oes nSoint" in ser qan3en @elt
geididt nno Damn ben G~mpidngern
perionlid 8ugeiteat peroen.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
BonfierS III
Saft 9cnomtmen

frankfurt a. ~. - Die onerifa-
niifen $eeresbeborOen 9oben be-
fonnt, ooB 81 9[ifiidtsratsmitgIieOer
pom ben ieds gr0Bten gonfen
9eutItIonos ltuter Der 8eifuloi9ung
ber6oftet ipnrSen iino, lin elmer Ser.
ldpporung our 8eberridltng Ser
@elt4 Sono in Sono nit Ser Na5i-
partei gearbeitet, Sitlers Armeen
tinousiert lno an Der alts6eutung
%eroberter 2Gnoer teilgenommen gu
Daben.
8man5ig peitere fii6renoe &erion-
IiMfriten Der geGAmdhtigen 9anfen
meroen nod geildt.
IS lit 0iemIid ii6er %on5uueb-
men@@, erfIdrte 81. q. Niron, Der oft
itlerenoe Iireftor Oes a%orteaunter-
iudynngs geiiorts Der Militdrregie-
rung, Dob mir Bro3eiiierun9 oieipr
MANNER oils Griegsperbreber empfeb.
len fpcroen."
T,iron bemerfte, Dab Die 0ireftoren
6ieler 8anfen bereits 1885 @elOer
fiir Die oeutihe @ieoeraufruItlng
bereititeaten uno wdbreno oes &rie-
ges ufoftiI6 ols Spione in Der mirt-
idaitl,6en mie in Der politil6en
Spbare oienten".
Niron ioentifi5ierte Die feds Bon=
fen ais 0ie Oeltti6e 8onf, Die 0reso-
ner 8anf, oie Gommer8banf, Die
8anf Ser oeuti6en Mrbeit, Die HeidS-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno Die 8erliner
Sanoelsgeleaidaft. Dauf @rnno
unierer Gorunterindung", iogte er,
,beltebt cine itarfe gnnabme, Dab
oieie leds groBen oeutiden 8onfen
lid iolder &riegsperbreden iduloig
maften pie 8eidaftigung bon Sflo-
penarbeitern in Ben oor ibnen fon-
trellierten SnouitrieL 8erbdngung
BON ii6ermGBigen SffupationsfoIten
uno GIiinoerung uno 3erltorung
0ffentliden uno pripaten @igentumS.
gs unterliegt feinem 3rpeifel, 0aB
Tie in erbeblidem MaBe CUR gorbe-
reitung uno 6iibrung zines @ngriffS-
frieges beitruaen."
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
Audter sur
Oenti@en NOt

gsem gort - Nuf elmer Seriamm
luna 0es @omen'S Hationul &epubll-
can Club, erbl1rte Clarence &. Sf-
fett, @refutiDietretdr Oes American
TrienSs Seroice Committee (Qua-
fer), OoB oie Gage Der aus Suoenten-
lono unO Den Holen Sugeiprotlenen
@ebieten uertriebenen 100000
Ieuti6en ,.eine entieblide Iragooie
lit, sic nidt iibertrieben perOen.
fam"
Serr Tifett logte, er babe 8eri6te
aeleben utO gebort, monat) Die 0ert-
ihen, pelhe %lummarilt aus rbren
Seimen uertrieben mor0en iin0, SIT
Touienoen SelbitmorO periiben. Die
gSebeniliiiie Der ODER loaen ilbertiiut
lein BON Sen 3eihen oerleni9erL Die
lib ertr1nft baben.
,,Wtnn lagt mir, Dab man nid)t
paat, oiele 9erifte f%rei5ugeben, oa
lie einen Shlqg beoeuten wiirben fiir
Sic oaiierte GerDdltungSpdlitit III
0eutihlano", ueriidlertc Serr &it-
felt.
,,N9ir miro ferner mitgeteilt, Dab
Sic MilitGr6ehoroen III Der anerltn-
nilhen Bone &inoern tG9li6 elm Bint
lfild aeben, no Aer5te 0oS peroro-
nen. Cod no6 Auiiht oes GriegS-
omtes wiiroe oie oifentlife Meiming
in Amerifo cine 8ewiaigung oeS
GongreIieS iiir weitere 2ieierunBen
bierfiir niht unteritiiben.
Giele @e6iete fonnen nid(t pom
ser llJSHRA nit Silfsmitteln err
reift mer0en. fubr Ser Grefntlpletre-
tar Ser GuGfer fort, in%SbelonOere
niht 6innlano, geutidllon0 uno
Selterreid,. Sails oie Oeutihen Sim
Ser uno o~ertriebenen Eerlonen Die
len 8inter nift nit ireitpiaiger
omerifonildyen Mitteln unterltilbi
ueroen, miro es in Oieiem Binter
cine lholerliHe Eooesrote geben, be-
Ionoers unter oen &inoern, ln9te
Iifett.
Seoe @er50Jerura elmer iolfcH
Silie weroe Dem ii6rigen europe
id,ooen. Sails Sic Hereinafter
Stooten porten, biz Die oentlher
acknowledgements obmontiert uno Die
delernten Ar6eiter a~n0erweitig per-
penoet moroen iin6, miro man Die
@ieoergeneiunq 9eutiflanoS ouf
,.eine ungloubli6e 3eit binults" Der
5ogern.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
9e9cn
&ommunilten

G6ungfing y Sffi5ieae fommu-
niItilhe Gueaen er6oben Oie 9elAul-
oigung, 0aB @enernliiiimo @]iang
R1i4Sbqfs Gffi5iere @iftgas ge,
broudten uno 10000 iapanilde
gruppen gegen Die fommuniitiiAen
5treitfraite in NorO6inas uner-
fldrtem 9~iir9ertr;ees e%inIeBten.
Ser @tftgasaneriff ioa in Der
S6anii 8rouin3 erfolgt iein, bod
fe5lten ndbere A~ngaben.
@enerol Gen Sii-S6an, Dem Som.
manoeur ser 3entrolregierung III
Diro nu9geiagt, bob er 3d.
600 iaponij6e Soloaten ais Srei-
wiaigenforps or9aniiierte uno gegen
fommuniltiide 9ruppen einlebte.
Sn3pii6en irno ginbeiten Der
omerrtaniiGen z. 6lotte i'm mano-
furiiden @afen Don gingfow uno
Sulutao NIT orei hinelilten 4rmeen
ei~ngetrofien, oie iofort an 0ano ge.
lest mur0en.
Cine amtIide Meloung aus
Gbangd)un beiagte, Dab &ublano
o~lisfit6rliden @lanen fir Die Gam
ollng uon hineiiihen &egierungs-
truppen in Der Wanoidurei 5uge-
itimant bat.
Die &ommuniiten erlieBen tros-
Dem in aQer 6orm cine 8arnung,
oaB lie auf ale &egierungstruppen
feuern miroen, Die BON americans
iden tS6iffen in Ben BON ibnen ielber
befreiten @ebieten an QanO 9ehen.
Hote 5ii6rer in genan i'm bo6en
moften Chang Gai-lbet
gleid5eitig gum GorDurf, ooridslif)
oltf einen giirgerfrieg bin5uarbeiten,
Da6reno Die Beiprefungen III
Ghlnffna i'm @anqe limo.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
S~tcmcr0bbnMsD crlnec
rcHHt Hnns an0cncnt11tcn

@aibinQton, - Inter erneuten
8(oiooperg fir einen Aus9leid Oes
8uoaetl@tots go6 oas 9l6georoneten-
baus oem observation-disclosures
bon So, 920, 100000 = Dem eriten
in 16 Sobren - ieine enogiiltige
3uItimmung. Sic Innobnle erfolgte
NIT 297 1888 Stimmen.
8erfedter 0ieies StererabbouS
hoben qelteno eemodt, ooB er Boz
roltf folfuIiert iei Die 8roouftion
pno ole 8eiddftigung GIT beben.
3m0lf Millionen Herlonen Der
unteren @%infommens =S6ihten mer'
sen unter Der 8orlnge eon5 pon ce;.
GteuerliIten eeitrihen, wa6reno IL
Sen 80 Millionen oerbleibenoen
stererienfungen Big 81 40 Hr0ient
uno Den 8eteronen oes 3m1:ten 8elt-
frieges iteuerlihe gonoerOergiialli.
alngen oerbiirgt.
Gorilsenoer @ann31 (G.sMc.)
rem Gem!lli ,ungsnls'iL} trol in
eet 3ebatte energiid 9'eca Die 8Jr-
I:..,e orf uno lei Dem S::t 81, O.;R
eS J Inn Steuera6ltt.a 'er Oieler
S..aItiihen -&usmaBe eSenio oerba!ie
ole .uenn MAJ Elm 6eaAr nit @aio-
iii a. loihen". 0ieier : eueratbau
lei otluro", Ia9te CT iir'er 9inipeiS
sui fas erDartete beat i Geii5it
bon $4,000, DOC, 1000, c3 meroe ,5ur
Snflation %beitrngen~ urS mer0e Den
Sag BEG gtotsauSeleids auf unbe-
ltimnte Belt hitlousihieben.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
Na5is total
entci9uet

Berlin - Marihoa 36rfoo oer-
iiiate Oie 9eidIagnobme Oes gon5en
0eutIhen Stoatsbeiites uno oeS gait
gen geiibes ser Go5ipartei mo ibrer
6iibrer in ser ruiiiiden Sttrpations'
gone.
Ser erIaiiene 8eiebl eritredt ii6
ouf foIgenOen 8eiis:
Ser qon3e 0eutide GtoatsbeIis
init allen %3entroIen uno Iofolen
Nqentltren, Der gan5e 8eliB oler
fritberen Na5ifibrer uno Iorteinlit-
qlieoer uno oibrer einflliBrei6en 9ln'
bdnaer~, Ser oeutifRn M~ilitdr6ebor-
BEN un0 SrgoniiotionenL Der gon5e
8eIit in Ser ruiiiihen Gone, Der Gn'
qeb0rigen an6erer Nationen gebort,
melde nit ben 0eutihen 9egen Die
gaiierten 9efdmpft baben, ino Der
gar5e Belts BON BerIonen, ,,Oie' ltd)
ollf elmer beionoeren 2iite befinoen
uOer ionIhuie pon Dem rullil6en g't.
Iit1rfomnlonOo be5eidnet perOen."
IerIonerl peIde 9enntnis bon
oelltlf,en Staatseigentum ooer bon
Dem gelib friiberer Na5is buben, limo
oebolten, 0ieIe Conformation inner
bolb BON Is Saoen m~it5ltteilen.
3bufob erfldrte, oieie 8eidlognob-
me lei uerfiigt moroen, Inn Ben WtlB'
brallh oes Beetles 81 Oerbinoern tlpo
i'm fir 0as bette Snterelie oes oeltt-
ifen Bottles un6 Der Sftupatious'
truppen gu p%ertpenoen".