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Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
Sep le9te
@anO an ii9

0iirn6erg - Or. &obert Sen, ser
Orgoniiator unO 5ii6rer Der 0eut-
iden 9lr6eitsfront, bat iid in ieiner
Belle Ser irOiifen @eredtigfeit Our1
@rtpiirgen ent3o8en.
Obpo6l oie bo6en @o5i-9 on3en,
Die bier Dem 8egim ibrer 8ro5eiiie-
rltng oils Griegsuerbreder ON 20.
0ooember cntgegenieben, ununter-
.broden belpadt peroen un0 jeOe 80
Sefunoen eine @d6e our6 oaS
@udlod) i6rer 3eaen iiebt, nm feinen
ISeGbItmoro 5u ermoglihen, bradte
es Or. Sep nit eiierner @iGens-
froft 5uitarOe, sic @ode 21@ Nfi-
ltute 81 tdniden lui0 ii6 81 totem.
Plus et;tetn in Streifen 9eriiienen
8S-&anotli1 Ore9te er iidy eipen
n1Bte ibrL I'M I'm ON Ser.
rutiden 81 binOern, befeitigte ibn
oil elmer Eoilettenr06re, legte i'm
INN Oen Sails, ieste ii6 altf Den Soi.
.letteniib urrO eripiirgte iid), no6oem
er 5ltuor nod Stiife ieiner llnter-
mGi6e III ieine &eble geOriidt batte.
81 io6 i'm sic 8udle. sic a6er
crit itltBig lpltroe, ol8 Or. Sen na6
5weiunOeinerbolben Minute nod 10
ltnbepeglih ooIoB, ME 5ltpor. als
man Die Belle betrat, lab man Die
ltriade, ood fam menidlid)e $ilie
81 ipGt. Sein @eben NOR erloiden.
Or. Sen mar elmer ser brutaliten
ser No5i.Sierar6ie unO Oaber elm
@iinitling 9tOolf Sitlers. Sn Sen
,&ompftogen Ser 9%etpegung" bate
Or. Sep nit @a3i&oui6oloen an pie
len StraBenfGmpien 9egen Na5i-
8egner teilgenommen un0 lid ollrd)
Iein 9roufQGndertum bei ieinem
licb &in0 Qcnoht. Nae Pr
beitergeperfidaiten Oes &eids ipur-
oen nab ser DMo6tergreihlng" bon
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
3uriif
in Snooneiien

8otupio, Saba. - Soefarno, Ser
BrGli0ent Ser Slloonelilfen Heplt6-
lif, erfl6rte, oaB feline Mndt Ser
@elt oie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in Soaanoii6 SItinoien abbremlen
ltno iiigte bin5u, er meroe itlil
eil1en 8ent6 bon &omitees oes britt
iden 8orloments inns oe8 &ongreBes
ser @~ereinigten Staaten erlll6en, Da-
nit lie Isle tpabre Sage ielbit ie-
ben f0nnten.
@oS frGnoes &opitol ongebt, 10
oerlpra6 er cine &olitif Ser %pffeneil
Sire ltno fiigte biil5u: v8ir lpouen
Sic SolIGnoer nidt in sic See lperfen.
Sic fonnen bier lire &a~pltal8anla-
gen bebolten. 9iele 6roge laBt lid)
ollr6 einen &ertrog nit Sen Soldn-
bern ldli1ten.
nSeoer SnooneIe oeritebt, uarum
i9 nit Sen Sapanern fooperiert bn-
be. Die Sapaner beriidten, Die
Slt0oneiier fir iid ous3unuben, uldl
erm0gli6ten eS utts unter foll6eil
@eripredungen uniere unobbGngig-
felt bor8ubereiten. @ir bereiteten
uns Dor uuo ndbmen Damn Die Sod)e
in llniere eigene Sano. Seine Moht
Ser groe fam iie ltns mieoer emit
reiBen".
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
Der y~6hscrmiee

&or Sen Semen ritbmte einmol
iemano IN leiner Stltbe sic @or5iige
eines Monnes, ser oruuBen itano
uno oos Sob init an6orte. Gin an
0erer cher iagte orinnen ,,@an5 rid
tig, lieber 6reunp. er lit EN- tii9tiger
Mann; ober 5pei 6ebler bat er:
er int nGmlid beftig uno iab5ornig."
ga itiirmte Ser Mnnql bon oualBet
berein idniirte oent Spreher nit
Ieinem @aparlo oie &eble 81 ln0
rief: u@ann brans' id ouf, olt
SfNtft, uro mann Bob id einmal
in Sdb5orn gebanOelt2" So rtef er
idelteno uto flammenO in ieines
3ornes ISeller. ga mliBten Sic arl-
oeren aufen unO iagten gu ibn:
o@as braudt er 0os crit 5li er5ab-
len? SIR ielbit babt inns bod loebeit
ben nllgenid)einlifliten 9epeis @lt-
rer Seftiqfeit ltt0 @ltres Sdb5orllS
geliefert.
Mog oarlrm ser eigene 6ebler
nod 10 ie6r ONT Gage liegell, Die So-
rem merfen nrdtS 0apon.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
6mtcs ,l1ittel eeeen 1ltet>
ten

Ssrpentin lit eiu alisge5eidnetes
Mottenlfubmittel. @eil es I'M
GmlferIhmdr5e Oor6anoen lit, padt
man gerne .@oliahen uno fleine
Gel5e in friid beorudtes 3eitungs-
papier.
9inoleum fam nit elmer @uraf-
finlofalrg gereinigt DerOen, niemnls
aber nit ISeife uno So0n.
Nobelltuffe. Die idmubig limo,
reilrigen iid leifter urio better, perht
man alf etpa 10 Quart @ailer Ell
nen GBfoffel Serpentin ODER 8etro-
leum 5riebt. 9uf Sen 6uB6ooenbe-
lag lrto Die 8eppihe mirft man Sci
tllngspapier, oas gang flein geriifen
uno al1gefeuhtet lit. DDS &ebren
tintnlt oen lStaub leidt NIT.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
Der p~crIcrelitbc GRc>
Mann

S(ona er6ob ii6 iadte im 9ett,
mari einen angitliden Bid oui Den
i6lafenOen @atten, Damn auf Die
lt5r, Sic gera0e Mitterrndt 5eigte,
i6liipfte raid in ibr aleio utto idJlid
lid altf sen 3ebenipiBen aus Gem
e9eli6en S6lafgemnf, Oas lie Nun
onnG6errO 5e6n Sabre nit ibrem
@atten teilte. 2efie idloB lie Die
Cir, elite gum 6etriter, offnete es
unO CAB Elm 3eiden. Sieraltf mari
lie einen Shliiiiel in ben @arten.
Dor ser GiGa itnno Elm i6nittiges
&leinauto nit d6ge6lenoeteu 2id-
tern. Gin Sfatten loite iidJ pom
9tltto, 6uidte sum 6aus, bob ben
SGliiiiel oltf ur0 0ffnete Die Salts-
tiir.
Slono i6toB Oo5 6eniter, trat auf-
atrHenO 3uriid in Sen Solon umo
l6liipfte raid in i6ren Mnntel. 2olit-
los oifnete ii6 sic 3iir unO elm eIe=
ganter Mann in einem gutomnntel
frat ein. Gr umarmte 5drtlid Oie
~Sional enOlid!~ flifterte er
i6r in8 S6r, ,,emOli6 lit Ser Sag ge-
fommeit, an 0enl Ou INIT mir fliebltl"
Sic fltbr i6m ldd1elno iiber Ben
MunO.
,GItl @elie6ttrl goriidtig ieinl"
boltAte lie.
@r u6er oriifte sic iul8e 6ralt
liebenoQ an Iid.
,.aber nun roidl @S lit 6o6ite
3eitl SIT babe oen Mfotor nidt
o65GteGt! Su 3pei Stutoen limo
mir 6irtet Ser @ren5e, oaltn lit er
muhtloS!"
Slona ieuf3te nltf. oG6 er's ii6er-
Ie6en miro?"
uMer2@
,Oeein 0aannl gr Dot mid 10
geliebtl Sd mar iein oues! Sh
meiB es, es lit idledt, mas i6 tue,
abar if fam ia nidts oafiir. 8ie
Elm &luidl fam es iiber mid, 8aul!"
8alil fiiBte lie auf Die 2ippen un0
Slona ia6 81 inn altf.
,,gr mir0'S nidlt iiberle6enl"
boud)te lie. 9ann ltano 0ns Soar
6si Ser Cir. Slonu griff nod Dem
2idtid)ufter. ga offnete it'd Oie
ShlaBimntertiir. Ser @otte itan0
i'm Gpiama in Ser Cir unO bielt elm
8iidlein in ser Sono.
uSlono!"' iprad er boriorgli6,
u0u Don't Oeinen 8aB bergeiienl"
@eber Don Me6endlt.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
Klarc Standardization

lin 6eniter Dor oem Nnloufeir
olrd Sen 3attpi SIT Tfiib"ll. braudlt
nan bfe WIa8ifpifeH BON innell MIR
ni;! eileid 9apphen, altf on5 man
lHl flein tuenig @tp5crin trduielt,
III it@ers. i5en, Sic Sheiben blei6ell
ooour6 flor ut10 peroen ouf nidt
ia leid)t lhmubig. Gas lit be%ionoers
pi6tig fir aiiden un0 &eItoitrants.
@s 6eltgt ipater aid Dem 6roIt Dor,
5linlal I'M 8inter, melm oltd) Die
%altBenieite alli oieie 8eile uitnprGg-
1riert" miro.
SIN Tif gum 3rodcn=9lisen bon
Standardization, oos Defenders in Der
faltell SubreS5eit cine groBe @ilfe lit,
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
&nl1en Mgemt
tdn1dte 0enti@e

3ofio. - Cine gofl5 p6%ontaitii6e
@eidid)te iiber einen ruIiilden @e-
0beit4ngenteil, Ser oie &oae eireS
beiitiden %Sollrtoliiten ipieIte, m6b-
reno or in 8irflidfeit ser Setter Ell.
mes Spionogeringes in -Sapun mar,
ipel6er bis in Ole innerlten &ntiibun-
gen oeS &aiierpnloltes uno Ser 0eltts
ihen 9oti6nft binreidte, tpar in Ser
3eitung oIin6i" 81 leien.
9ieier gtgent, nit Nomen &i6ar0
Gorge, tpltroe am is. Sftober 1871
oerbaftet, fllr5 nod,oem er nod Mos-
fa1 gemeI0et bate, oaB Ser @us-
brud zines &rieees 3miIhen Sapan
aitto Imerifa nod Dor gnoe ieneS
Sabres unbermei0li6 lei, i6reibt
,,aiobi~. Nit Dem gela.ten Gotllnl
babe er iidl BLOB linn odt Gage g@eirrt.
Gorge iei Damn idlieBli6 6urt So6e
uerltrteilt moroen.
Gorge, 10 er6abGt oos 8tutt, forr
mad Sapun I'M SoDlt 1888 auf
@rlito BON IuftrGgen Scr (lpGter
ollgeblid elm SomSerforreiponoent
ongeblid ein Sonoerforreiponoent
Der o6ranffurter 3eitun9" atn0 trelt-
er slnbdnger BON Sitter mar.
Iltf ser 0eltiden 8oti6aft iplBte
er iid 10 in8 @ertrollen 51 ieben,
BOP er gum Gbef Ser SnformontionS.
ieftion erriannt nl1roe. ltn0 aoblrei.
DIE Nodridten iiber Ole gld}le nno
iiber 0euti6lonos 8olitif 9egeniiber
SSapan nabmen Sen @eg ii6er iei1en
Sdreibtil6.
@orges acknowledgements tpa-
rem initoloe, io9ar iiber Gin5elbeiten
pon &onferen5en nit oem @oiier pie
audi iiber 3uIonmlenfiinfte Der mili-
tdriid)en 6iibrer Sapans 81 beridten.
Die 8n[ge tpor, ooB in ,,einem fritz
i6en s3eitpunft 0ie iapaniiden Sc
heimniiie foit sur @an5e 6urfiifer'
ten, lpie uGinbi" i6reibt.
Nls Elm 8eiipiel fir sic @enuuig-
felt ieiner 8erihte erip1bnt ,,Iiubi".
Gorge babe, fnapp Dor ieirer Ser
bathing ,,oie japanil6en Moglihtei-
ten onolpiiert uno babe 6eriftet,
6oB sic iopaniiGe 8roouftion oalnols
i6ren S06epunft erreidte, ooB ober
elm auf longe 9oler bere6netet
&rieg gegen Die 8ereinigten Stoater
ltro england nidt o~uf5ubalten lei
gr erfldrte, onB, penn man nod Scr
mdftigen Gimme urteile, Die 6os
Militdr in Der iapaniide &egierunl
bette, Der @ls6rld zines &riegeS
5tui@Aen Saran ltnl9 anlerifa in OF
tober ooer Hopellber ullOernteiolid
iei."
Wfit Gorge 5lgIeif) luur0en uaia
FL 5iifol9e, perbnftet: Elm oelltlde
Maoiotednifer, nnlilenS Wiar Glouler
Ser Georges Snfornotionen na6 Stub
lamb iibermittelte; 3ranco 0e Sicfc
ltd, elm &roate uno 6pei Sapaner
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02

Die Iiebe 1MecnN
9as mifOerian6cne spri6wOrt

9as mifDeritunOcne SpridiuDrt
nShdmit oil Did ni6t, Sdnshen,
mid idon mieoer 3u 6eliigen?"
gt6er 0ilttti, es 6eiBt bod, mer
einntal liiJt, oent glaltbt man nidf."
MnFitnb
Sra, 0u GrcifGIebod, sid femme
i6 ood, lSu boit OOd no6 @eidml-
iter?"
uSnuobl, einen 9rltoer."
,rSit' ser GROCER ais DUP"
Scent I'M @eoenteil, einen Saia
fGeiner!~
Ganberfeit
Ole @}lttter iagt 5t i6rem fleineit
Sans, ser pom SpielploB fommt:
u@eb, mdi6 Dir crit NAL Die Sim
gerl"
9to6 elmer @eile fomntt Sans 3u-
rid: o9tlitti, 0ns lit 10 bei6tuerli9,
fann id mir niGt Die 9alt5en SdtOe
na19en2"
Sin sau5 S6laner
u92a, 9orIden, mas .piait ont 0enn
eil1mol meroen? -"
,Mourer ullo 2e6rer."
a@lei6 beioeS oltf einmol? $50.
RIM oenn?"
Ser Maltrer fat I'M 8inter Sc
rien uno ser 9e6rer I'M CONNER"
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
NnceOctcn
Der !~6e[fers6e[frr

@lc>ltone Oeritono iid nit ieinem
Ir5t, Sir @oparo Glorf, Iebr gut.
ginmoG 6atte ser Staotsmann i'm
sum 6riibitiid bel iif, lino er froate
i'm, Of er CLAUDE, BOB Ser @ein Ser
@eIunobeit iddolid lei.
u@an3 i'm @egeitteiIl" a~nffportete
Der Ir5t, ultlbo beIonoers lit er bilf-
reid bel llebertpinoung bon ultange.
nebmen uno idypierigen 9ingen.
9o bot ib gum 8eiipiel nod Dem
Giien etipu 8luan8ig 8riefe 5u erie.
oigen menn id meiile 8lai6e 8ein
ridt b0tte, mGre ib b%erloren."
u@o6rboftio", iagte @Io6itone.
rgl6er e11tiduloigc, pie fam cine
5loid)e 8ein al Ser 8eontportltng
Der 8tpan5ig 8riefe ber6elfen?"
oSie9: 1penn i6 Die Slaihe 8ein
getrunfsn babe, fiin1ntere id mid
Sen Seufel Inn Die 8eantmortung
Der 8riefe!"
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02

Gr. Sen 3eridlagen, lire 6iibrer Der
ermorOet, brutaliliert uno in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES geitedt. 9ie
reid)en &aiienbeitdnOe ~floiien III Or.
Sens Salhen, Ser ein 2ltrltsleben
fitbrte utbo fnltm nod eilen niidter-
ilen Gag in ieinem 2eben batte.
9tltBer ben organiiiertelt ar6ei-
tern tparen Oie &atb. Stride uno az
le Su0en Die erflGrten 6ein0e 0ieIes
ebemaltgen &alifbolos uno naren OIL
len teufliiden Shifanen eines yeo5i-
@ebirns uuSgeiett.
8GbrenO anOere Ser Sdftlin9e
eine Sinnes1noerung befunoen ooer
oortGuI6en. war Or. Sen bis 5ulest
elm iiber5eltgter 0a5i, Ser unentipegt
gum u6ii6rer" bielt.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
6cNanfcniplittcr

9ie Sorfreuoe lit man6mal lido
ller oils oas grleben.
@be uno 8eruf iinO Oas 3peige-
ipann ultiereS 9ebells
Gem &reoit lit ME beIIer ais Oein
&uf.
Gerrat uno @ortbrld iino sic
nieOriglte 6orm menifJli6er Ser
fommerlbeit.
ltrteile, ebe OH uerurteillt.
@er ae9en Ireunoe 5el9t 5engt
gegen iid ieltit.
9iloung lit 9reiiur, alligbeit Ger
nnlogung. D.3'4r :
@ie iiberfiiflt mdre Ser 9ebertstpea,'
miiroen mir ole in ~oeriel6en HidE
geben!
&arl z. Marr.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
un3is Sabctaec in
Drcsrcn p~ereciDcrfen

Berlin, II Die 3eirung Ser &oten
@rmee erfldrte, ooB Dresden i'm
Iasten Monat an ben Rallo elmer
Sungersnot gefommen lei neil Na.
sis Sabotage getrieben bitten.
Sin Correspondent Der ,,Sdglihen
&unoi6au" bebalptet. oaB 43 Mit-
94ipAserr, ger Ha5ipaarrttejb To- pie ieitber
wentlniiep mltroen u71 pie i'm Oienit
oes itaotiiden observation-disclosures
aeitonoen baben iih perldmoren ge-
babt bitten, Die 8erteilung Der 8or-
rite gu iabotieren. A4hM2
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
ynNiihc Gr3Ghler
9lnS Dem Yeriiiden itberiekt bOn
Sohannes 0ertel

Slns benz Yeriiiden iiberiskt OOn
SoBannes 9ertel
Sin @ai5bals iagte einit ST eillem
6reulDoe: uSdl babe eintauienD Gilt
piell; Die mill idl ouBerbal6 ser
Staot pergrabet, mo ollBer Dir
nil i6 feinem Meiti6en bieies Sc
beimmiS oerrQten.
Inns ffnB 5n maden: Die beioen
ginger Dor Sic Staot lu10 uergruben
Die ermabnte Slntnle ltrlter einem
8altme.
Gini9e Gage oaralif 6egab iif
Der @Gi5bdls aqein pieOer inter ie-
men Baum, fomte a6er Don ieinem
Geloe feline Spur me9r ent0edeit.
.atGn Nadjte er BEL lid: Gas bat
fellt orOerer me99eidleppt offs ntein
6reunO. @enn i1 i'm uber irnge,
10 miro er es mir nienlalS einge-
Iteben.4
0arauf bega6 er Iih in sic @ob-
il1ltg ieineS 5reun0e8 unO lagte 81
ibm: sd babe piel @alo in meme
Sano befonmten, ooS mil idl an
0emiel6en Grte ulterbringen. 8enn
Oh mid morgen dbbolen ipiaIt, 10
fonner mir 3ulantmen eeben."
8eil Ben 5retito MIN naf Dem
pieben @dl0e geliiitetc, brodte er bic
critic Sumine al ibren Ort 5uriif.
9lm naditeh Gage dber ging Der
@ei5bdlS uaein Oortbin, faluO Iein
@elO pieoer, freute lih Mieilter 2iit
uno berlieb Iid) ltielnolS mebr allf
oie 8reitnoidaft ~ieillcr 6ralnoe.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
HmnNcafttntc crnGhrt 6
tniltblcie 6MnNcfinNct

Miami - Miomis Sail Ser uiefs
bungrigen Siinohen" bat cine be-
frieoi9enoe 2oilng 9%efunOen. 9N
Sa6e begann Oamit, OaB ,Saop"
zine 3mergterrierbiinoin, 6 Sunoe.
finoern oos 9e6en ldenfte, aber mad.
Der urifabig nar, lie 81 e%rnGbren.
Sm n1diten Sauie bate ober
9leid3eitig uSnoofp" cine 8alliier
Serr:erbiinoin aud iehs Snoofps in
oie @elt geiebt, lei0er allie 5eblge-
burten. 9aber bat ,Snoofp" oas
@mt elmer @mme fir o2aops" &in-
Ser iibernomnuan.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
Gin @enieser

Cine gpoBe 8orlie0e fir eifleil gu,
ten Sropfen bate Garl Maria bon
8uber. Gin 8reltno, ser oie Sdtu1-
DIE 0es &olnppliiten fir Elm @loS
guten 8eines fannie, Ilt0 ib1l 5ullt
giien Elm NIT ser Gerit6erune, eS
piiroe olles getan iper6etL oomit Ole
@eine Sen Mitiifer be~frie6ieten. gr
bette nidt 8uoiel beriproden. 4ls
@eber Sen eriten @ein foItete, eiilen
folt6aren alten 8urgunoer, BON Dem
MIR ein @las por inn itan0, fano er
ollie feline @riuartungen %iibertroffen.
u@os ginge mobl it6er elm ioldes
@laS @ein?" rief Der 6relno feurig.
,,gtrn cine gauge Jlai6e", meinte
@eber %ldmun5elno. Sem 3fped
par erreidt, Die Dgonae 5laide"
muroe iogleid an Sen Slid gebrodt.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
Die TreunSe

Sin 6reuno 9utte ben olten
.S9pino 81 iif ms atelier seluoeil,
I'M ibm 'iein neues @em1loe i'm Rie=
ienformat aGie SintFGtt" por3l-
fiibren. Sdnuino erid,ien aud, ioB
cine Weile itltmm uno ~nadoenflid)
Dor ser 2einpano, Bis er enoIif
u9a8 freut mid - nein =
ons frert mid :" l1n0 Der
aoaege gsi9meidelt: SIT oas SIR
@rnit, @err 8rofeIior2" = .@anS
@rnit, oas freut mid, oaB 6as
2uopr5ealg oa allies oeriuuien muB."
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
GimlaOung

Cine 1ltere Game fomnIt orr
eillern Spn5iergang OIL einem 8eid)
oorbei, in pelfem fleilre &noben ba-
ben. st Oelm oas gaoen bier En-
laltbt2" fragt iie.
,,@ee", ruft einer, ,.aber oas
madt mir, 5ieben Sie iih man aus
llno fommen Sic rim. 8ir baben
cine Mad]e ausqelteQt."
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02

S6re Gerbaftung erfolgte olf
@rlrno zines gerbores bon Som Sci
td6npoibi Der ais Elm eben1aliges
Mitglieo ser mlerifanii6en fonnnllt-
niltji6en 8ortei be5eid)net tpiro.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02

lin i'd ben gOridrifteu Der Guft-
%reiicbiirOs an5npaRen, uelde leidtc
&leiOmHg mnO ucnig 8epGf auratcm,
bat GOlOratmriGnserin 8atricc @un-
iel lire 0arSerObe anf ein Minimum
%bcidrGnft nnO trast Elm f6uarses
@Oas mnO AtlasfleiO fir nadmittass
0e6ranf, entDurfen BON &ibiette.
Sa5u Elm SaaD &ietOr Snrbam in
ubeige" Naterial bersiert nit 2ite
mm0 3aiQetten
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02

9efpinnt man 0ur6 Nfiiden elmer
halbfliiili9en Gaite aus 8en8in unO
4Galtiaeo Magneiia". 9aS bierpl
be1nbte Slt6 ioa aus grobcm nidt.
falernoenl 2einen iein, man tauft
e& in Die Miidrng uno bGngt eS an
ole frild)e Suit, bis ser i6arfe @e-
rll6 ii6 perfliidtet bat = Gin iol.
dies Sud fam mieoer uro tpie6er
gebrau6t lperoen. Sit es ifmusi1,
10 miro eS ousgetpni9en urd0 bon
neuem eingetalt6t.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
@pr aQent CT!

,,lud) i) bube tros meiller 10
Sabre nod Wianner, Ole mid Der
folgen."
Slider 9ebort ser Snltsmirt I'M
Sen GrIten berlim On5u."
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02

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geldniirte SaiIenlinic, madjt 6ieies
fOni8sblame &reppfleiS Iebr beseb-
renSiuert
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
By WILLIAM ENGLE

EVERYTHING is all right in the
morning. The children are gay.
k~ Mother and father are we'll. It's
happy home.
BY night, or by the next morning.
one is dcad-burned 10 death, An.
other is dying The home is shoulder.
ing cmbers.
II happens so often, the tragedy is
50 commonplace, that it has become
accepted as one Of the terrible GER
tainticS OF the times Every minute
and a quarter in this country, some
ones home burns. In the last year,
400 900 families were burned out
Every 30 minutes, someone dies OF
burns. In home fires in the last
year, 1000 persons lost their lives.
Who is next? Any of US, OF
course. But il is less likely 10 be
those who work out a simple. prac-
teal way OF coping with fire when il
does strike
Here is a way-Hold home fire
drills, somewhat like the school fire
drills which have been enormously
successful in saving lives. Hold the
drills several times a year Have
each member of the family take part.
Bc sure that each one can perform
the precise duty expected of him in
any foreseeable fire emergency
Here is a plan approved by the
Safety Research Institute:
1-One member Of the family
preferably mother-should be fire
chief" and the others should take
orders. Mother should first send one
msf the older children Cif there are
'Way) to turn in an alarm at the near
.Sst box, waiting TO direct the firemen
to the house.
"A fire extinguisher should be
kept in an easily accessible place, and
all adult members of the household
should practice getting it quickly and
putting out an imaginary fire in the
backyard Tor elsewhere). With re-
December ~, 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

tied together and fastened TO a
radiator pipe. "a special kind Of rope
device is available now; with 1t, one
can let oneself down in easy stages
from a window merely by pressing
release mechanism which pays out
the rope in short stages)
6--gEach one should keep in mind
that during a fire the best air is near
the floor Crouch, or crawl, to make
your way out Of smoky room.
If you suspect fire in the hall
outside your bedroom, don't open the
door wide and create a draft TO quick
en- the fire. Instead, use your foot
to brace the door and open it just
crack. Close doors leading from a
room afire.
S-Practice rolling members of
the family in rug. If clothing is
afire, one could roll up in a rug if
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

liable equipment. capably handled, a
small fire usually can be put out or
held in check until firemcn arrive.
Adults must learn to use the equip
mentbeforc an emergency arises.
3-Each one in the family should
practice getting out OF every room of
the house by more than one route.
For example, if a 1tairway were
blocked by flames, escape might be
made from the roof of a porch out
side a bedroom Window
Each one should learn how to
lower himself from a second story
window Sit on the windowsill. then
turn over on the stomach, holding on
to TIC sill and facing the house itself.
Then, with knees bent, gently lower
the body and drop.
5-Practice escaping from an up
per story by using rope or sheets
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23


rushing. No one should impulsively
go back for valuables. When the fire
is serious, only lives count.
10-Always have a ladder in
handy place; it may be needed 10
reach a window from outside. Leave
at least one storm window unlatched.
In carrying out drills, mother, as
fire chief" should make each Of the
others learn to do specific things de-
pending upon what part of the house
supposedly is afire, and also depend
ing upon where members of the
family are when the fire presumably
is Uncovered. The routing can be
varied in each home to meet the in
diVidual needs.
In every house, or apartment.
there should be at least one Under
writer's approved hand eXtinguisher,
the safety authorities say, preferably
in the kitchen, where Is per cent OF
all accidents, including burns, occur.
It's the most "lived-in" room, and
the most dangerous.
A first aid headquarters cabinet
in the kitchen is a good idea, and its
contents should include one.quart
extinouisher, refill material and first
aid kit. Other advantageous places
for an extinguisher are near the head
of the cellar stairs, at the stair land
ing Of each floor and at the entrance
10 the garage. All eXtinguishers bear
ing the Underwriters or Factory
Mutual Laboratories label of approval
have easy.tolearn instructions on the
face
Besides holding the home drills
occasionally, mother COR father)
would do well TO have everyone keep
in mind the causes of the majority of
home fires and to be on the lookout
for them. These are: Rubbish, de-
fective chimneys, sparks on roofs de-
fective heating equipment, careless
smoking and use of matches, flam-
mable liquids, and electrical defects
Finally, if the real emergency
should arise, everyone'S resolution,
learned from the home fire drill,
might well be: Fight, don't faint,
when fire breaks out.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY .
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

~ possible, OF d.
low others to
l'lFi help.
W 9-When the time
comes 10 leave the
house, m o t h er
should give the order.
and each one should go
ont at once. hut without
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

Phyllis, f20S0 Broad stree :;
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Warren d
Jackson. 2346 Richton two sisters
four brothers, two Of whom are
in service overseas.
PFC. EUGENE J. LORD, 26
inf, Dec. % Belgium; worked at
PaCkard's: in service. May, 1914.
overseas. October: leaves wife
Marie, three children. l728 Van
Dyke. parents, MIR and Mrs.
Arthur Lord, 3139 Ellery; two
bothers in navy. one sister.
TtSGT. SAM PUTNIk, 33. inf
Jan. p, Germany; previously
wounded. received Purple Heart,
fFe,faff4t-t.- F,etA- employee ft-sefvte41
December, 1943; overseas eight
months: leaves parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Putnik, 1881 Burnside
sister, Ann; brother Sgt Walter,
in France.
PVT. JOSEPH ID. SCOTT JR.,
26. infantry. Dec. 27, LuXem-
bourg; Southeastern graduate
worked for Louis S. Brown: in
service May. 1914: overseas Oc-
tober; survived by wife Ann son.
Ronald Joseph, 1897 Meldrum;
father. Joseph d. Scott. 55le
Lenox; two brothers, one in serv'
ice; one sister.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

CLANCY 1sT IT JOHN c. JR-Mrs.
Eose NJ Clancy. mother DOwsgiac
EDWARDS 70 GLEN K-Mrs. Caroline
L Edwards, wife, Ionia,
TrONKE- ID IT GERALD M Mrs.
Johanna Looman, mother. iceland
MCDONALD : SGT. EDWARD E-Mrs
Margaret NJ Mcdonald mother Rochester
EEEARDT,- SGT ROBERT E--hirs- Juycr
L. Neihsrdt, mother Bath
NICHOLS PFC. NORMAN A.~-Mrs. Marie
ALTON Pvf-t,osEtf t=tusspn a
r. tton, father, SAUL ste Marie
PiKKAART, 30 1T ROBERT Peter
iikkaart. father. Kalamazoo.
POWERS. PFC. MILFORD Mrs. Flor
enee r. Powers. mother Webbervine.
RAwsoE lsT 1T PAUL E-walter J.
Eawson. father Hillsdale
REID, 2D 1T CHESTER W--Wiliam G
RoBERTsoN. PVT WILLIAM K-Mrs
Norma Robertson. wife. Battle Greek
sALIERs, PFC CLAUDE B.-Alvs r.
Ssiers father Marine
SECKINGER PVT RICHARD e Mrs
Elizabeth Seckinger, mother. Manchester
SJOBLOM. PFC WERNER R.-Mrs Eriika
Sloolom mother. Lake Linden
SPRAGUE. PFC AMOS-Mrs. Rose Sprague
mother Shelbyville,
TOWER lsT 1T ARTHUR Mrs Anne
Frances Tower. wife. Battle Greek,
WATKINS. I SGT ROBERT Mrs
Robert J. Watkins, mother, Adrian