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Washington Journal., 1945-05-11
@ere6tigtett muB 9arOle Der sie9er iein

Son 6eioen Seiten ser Sieger lit
Oenl OeutidIen &olf INNER mie0er
ueriidlert moroen, ooB feinesmcgs
gepldnt lei, 0aSieI6e 81 pernihten
ooer gu ueriflaOen.
llno MIR menn Oas oeutide 8Olf,
ems ser tiidtigiten ser 8elt; am Gn-
Sc leines unpermeioli1en 9eiOensme-
oeS Sen Sofinlmgsitrabl iiebt, mieoet
ais freie Meuihen in Die @emeln-
ldnit Ser 8olferfamilie o%uigenom-
men 81 meroeuL Inn Elm f~riegsloies
'3eitolter gum Segen oller 80lfer
miterid,ofien 5u belien, miro eS einen
Guucrfrieoen iiir europa ge6en.
@enn ober sic &oniequen5en Ser
Sitleri6en @abnioeen, gegen Die
Miaionen BON 9eutiden lett leinem
Modtontritt f1mpften uno Ooiiir Die
ShrefenSlager Der 50 I'M Heib be-
uolferten, aud an nod ni9t ge6orenc
@enerationen ser 1eutiden beimge-
illht mer0en iollten, mie eS mond]en
llnuerI0nliden porifmebt, oann mer-
Sen ale SrGlme BON einem frieoOol=
len i3eitalter pergeben unO nelle
9ei0en ser Meni6betl beooriteben.
Die &onlequenjen ser SitlersSdma6
non Oen Sdlul0tgen 9etragen
mer0en, poll un0 obne 8armber5igs
felt, ober Die Nidtifuloiaen oiirfen
ni6t nit Sen Sfpiloigen in einG1
~gerporien mer6en. !
@credtigfeit muB sic Gorole ser
iein, nber nidt &a6e.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11
9cramf MnN Rcruntcr

MoreeS pobute, ais alin'tier noGl
p0aig unbefonnt, in Gon in ser 9d-
Re oes 3ibers un0 bate iein 4telier
in Der So6e oeS Monte @incio. Gin
OomalS iebr beriibmter 8i(obauer
mpbnte orf Dem Hineio uno bate
iein ~ltelier unten in Der StoOt.
8eun sic beiOen morgenS ibre Ar-
beitsitdtten aufiudten, pflegten iie
lid 81 begegnen. GineS Cages ler1-
ten lie lid in elmer @eieai6ait fen-
men, uno ser 8ilobolter in9te:
o@ir iino uns Oo6 lirht meIr
iremo, mir fennen inns idon bon &c
gegming,n ouf Scr StraBe."
5o", iogte Marees, lid fomnIe
6erauf rtno 5ie fon,l1en berudter."
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11
Die HMnIt cine gate
Wirtin III icim

SeOe Snusfralt ionte iidJ 6emiibeu
ibren @Glten 8e6oglidfeit SIT IAof-
len. 9(ber Die aaIoIihen 9(ufmen-
0ungcn ioaten ME ir fiibl6ar tper-
net ouB cine noffoIgenoe u@eI0.
6eutelleere4 Sorgelt bereitet.
Mniprudsuolle 81ite, Die cine ual=
fnngreihe gtbfiitterltng erWarteM
6interldiien nteiit MN iene 2iifeh
Die lie in oie por9elebten 8ariiGte
iflltgen. Giufiiblrngspermogen Der
@aitge6erin 1erbiitet, ooB ord) nod
oieier &idtlung bin unglelfe @diie
81 eiaer s.,roe u%ereiniqt li1o. Gic
in Nnidoului9 chamber d6nli fer,
f~einesmegs tbereinltimmenOen NtenT
iden miro man 6nlO in lcineia 9es
fnnntenfreiie 6erolIsfinOen unO I'M
lid 81 idoren piiien. Sci elmer err
item Ginla0ung i'm &eim miro sic
iilnge 6rat INN 10 leidter Die Use
Iensart ieOes @aites erfaiien, menn
lie mn crit cine beldranfte In5a6l
einGooet.
S6re gr0Bte <nlt ais @oitgebe-
rim mirO INNER iein ull0 bleiben:
e~in9ebenoes Slltereiie fiir jeoen if
rer @Gite SIT 3eigen, nit bousfraltli=
6em @ifer ua Die fleilen 9inge
sum forperli6en 8ebogen 0es eitl=
3elnen ME aus Dem Nltge loiien, per-
ionli6e @igenbeiten gu beriidiihti-
gen unO cine cute, 9eoulOige 3llb0-
rerin 3u ioin. Sc %8tpollgloier tie iidl
ielbit gi6t, tm 10 raider mer0en
a1ld ibre @Gite untereinon0er
,parn" meroen aus iih b~erollsge=
ben unO 3ur %oll3erneinen %ltnterBdi-
tltng 6%eitragen, Der f%einenfols Elm
feItunriiienes 9rogramm %3t8runoe
lit9en muB.
&unItbefliilene ufl0 tc6enoe @d-
ite regen lid meiit idon obne i1r
ei9ene8 Bitten 9egenieitig 3ltm u@e-
ben un0 Nebmen" an, iooaB es ibr
iogar mandpnal ifmer faaen Miro,
ben 9urbietungen ugebefrel1oiger"
@1ite Ben notmenoigen &iegeI uors
5ui6iebel. God meibliher Saft un0
Sdlariiinn miro balo audi III oieitr
Siniidt iiherer 6iibrer iein, uln of
ne &erletung Der empfinoli6en See
len iiAer 3rpiiden oieien &lippen 81
Iteltern.
@miihtlid ser 8emirtung 51lt
cine geididte @%ausfrnu an Der bsute
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11
&a1e",
la9en &n0en

Mosfnu - Ser Mosfnuer Gltno-
funf rid,tete in 0eutl6er Sprad)e an
oos 0eutide &olf Ole Mitteilung, 0aB
Ser arieg gu @nOe lit uno 0oS oeltt-
Idle Golf obne 6urdt Dor Der &ad)e
ser Soapiets nit Dem 8ieoeraufbalt
beQinnen loll. Dos ruiiiide Solt
maht nod einen INTERRUPTED 5piiden
Sen 9fa3ilgdnoiten un0 ben mabren
9eutiden. 8enn Sbr Cure @affen
~nieoerlegt uno @u9 gegen Die fote
Nlrmee FORFEIT benebmt, Damn babt
S6r nidts 81 fiir6ten. Die 3ullen
meroen Sud ni6t I'M 8ege lteben,
nenn Sbr oas Oeutlde &eben mieOer
oui6out, immer p|orausgeiebt, 0aB
Sbr Oen 8erpeis liefert, Dab Sbr ieoen
@eoanfen an oie 8eltberri6aft alI-
gegeben bo6t."
2onOon - Ser Iebte oelttide @i-
0erItall0 I'M 0orOen bat 6reitag onf-
gcbort. 8remier Stalim ~finOigte an,
oaB Sic &ote Armee nod einem Sor=
marld) pom 80 Meilen mit 0en 8riten
an elmer IS Meilen-5ront BON isis
mar an ser GItiee bis @ittenberge an
ser glbe Sen &ontnft bergeitellt bat.
Sn Berlin 9aben 0ie Ruiien Sic
oeutifen Sol0aten g%e5lpungen, NIT
ben IuirdumngSarbeiten 81 begin
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11

men, mGbreno sic &ulien sic 2ei6en
BON N0olf Sitter unO Saul Soiep6
@oe6belS unter sen 3riimmern JUDI.
ten. 9[nltlid mllroen oarii6er feline
@iBelbeiten mitgeteilt, ober @ifoloi
Gifboner i1rieb III ser u@rnuOu"
0Sitler lit ni6t in Berlin ober mir
tperOen feltitellen mos ans ibm ge-
mor0en lit. 8enn er gefGoben lit,
peroen mir i'm fin6en moimmer er
aud 3ufluft ge%Tun0en 6a6en mag"
9alplenoe BON dbgefdmpften uno
abgeriilenen Oeutiden Soloaten 90
gen inter Dem 8ranoenburger Sor
in sic @eiongeni6aft. Die Stille in
Ser Staot mur0e nur Damn un0 mann
nod ourd) cine peripGtete @rpIoiion
unter6roden. ue6er 0em 9%ronoen=
burger Ior mebt Sic 6foage ser Sui
len. &uiiiide aorreiponoenten be-
ridtelL Dab 0ns 6er3 ser Stoot fait
p~ollitdn0ig 5eritort lit uno iiigten 6in-
5lt 0uB sic Staot non Sungersnot
beorobt lit. Ser furdlt6are Nab-
rungsmangel fiinoigt cine &ataltro-
PIE an, iogte elm 8eriht.
Die l3abl ser oeutiden @efangenen
in Berlin lit i'm 2olti oeS Cages auf
$4,000 geitiegen, soarunter 5mei
@ener6le unO 5rpei bobe 8oIi5eibe-
ante.
Die 6iiblungnobme ser omerifu-
niid]en, ruiiiiden uno britil6en
Srlrppen eritredt iih ieet ouf cine
6ront pon foit 200 MeiIen uno reidt
BON Der &iiite bis nad) 9resoen.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11
3aMsbaltssuinec

Sci Spiegem, 8iloerroNnen uln.
tit itets git beodtelb oaB Ser
Sfmomm o0er onS 2e0er nidt SIT
mob it, oannit fem @aiier unter Sen
3obmen gelongt un0 oaourd Gen
SpiegeI6elog ooer 0a8 8il0 6eiAd.
0igea fam.
lin SIT erreiden, oaB Ser 9lu-
mcflfobl ieine ihDne meiBe 5orbe be-
raft, ia1t mun Oem GoApaiier etuds
Miil6 bin5u.
Srodene Sefe miro pieoer meif),
lpenn man iie nit genloblenem 3uf=
fer uermen9t. Sic ldBt iid 0ann
icidt nit 0}ilW gIatt riibren.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11
GcNanfcnipIittcr

Sernunft lit sic Diplomatic Oe5
Seritonoes.
9eineS SouicS 5nnere offenbort
oein Ser5.
@er @iiien NIT Griabrlti9 part,
lit meiie.
gdon 6ol6 gemeiitert iin0 Sc
fobren, Die mude Slime red)t-
3eitig erfonnten.
@onde 2eute glauben MIR oos,
mas lie Ie6en; Wieoer un0ere leben
MIR oaS, mas lie 9Iouben.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11

Die meniser tnren Seidtade, sic bente leider gu baben TnO ais Trima-
nIde, fjmncn Gin Idmafbatcs nnb apptitanre9en6cs @eridt bilocn
En 0pIen &e@pt fir Sfnor6ruhn in Gnntoteniuuee brinet oas nor-
berige @nbroten nit Soatol um0 bos lan9iame &o6en Ier einer flenen
llaaune Ben pollen 6Rifgeidmad bes biligeren 9fotfhids mebr an
Nusorud. IS lit ruhauL cine 9roBe 6laife Somdenat gu faufen, oenn
ouBer ieiner @ihtgfeit OILS @etrGnt fam r aud gu ~ua5GDlgen Sod
5pefen benubt DerOen.
Gas fogenoe &e5ept lit geuigenb fIr '6+8 @erionen:
4 bis 5 @fmb S6norbrahn (@ms 1 Sone @nHer
nmf) 2 GeeoHel Sb
4 GBDfe( Salnol Tin SIaifen) "A SelWfeI YfHer
/ &ie @nobIanb, penn genunl6t 29 6anen Somaeniat
p Eee0net @ariordn obr SGnminn 4 @Bofl Mebl
" SaHe gMg. &leie 3iebln unb &arrot&n.
9fan br6une 0en Sdpnorbraten in bGBem Sootol, fuge &noblaud,
Morioron ooer G6pmun, @ia, cine babe 8aie @nner, Sails uno 9pffer
bin5u. Gen 8opf felt 5uoeden uno fr 5pi Stunoen langian idmoren
lafen, Sam on lomateniaft bin5ugieBen rmo fr cine nehere Shnoe
ihnloren lnien, bis oas &Rid 8rt lit 3uieben uno aoroten fonnen
ieparat geodt ODER ungefdbr 30 gfinnen porber Dem 6leid bin5uge-
fagt meroen, ee eS gar III. Serpere 6erd uo Gentle ouf elmer bG
ben 8latte, entbrne &nn6laudl Gnnn permiide man bier GBI0fhl lfhl
nit elmer baben Gale @oier uo ribre eS in Die Sace, bis oeieIbe
iabmig miro.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11
SpraAlid9c SdbtUicries
ecitctt
@ielperlpredember 9Lnfana.

&ielueripred)emOer Nnfang.
,.aonn SIR Siinglter id)on Bopa
iogen?"
,,gta, 10 ltn9efdbr, er loBt onS y
nod meg!"
MifUeritGnOnis.
.9enfe Sir MIR, 8ris, ols i'd nit
ourG oie Sdleule fubr, brad
ole Shrotbe!"
Sd oenfe, 0ie miro ME See
franf2"
Sente - seitern - mOrget.
,&oti, lit beltte ooSielbe mie ge-
Itern2"
o@ie fomrnIt olt allf Oieie Sra.
ge2"
u9u 6oit bod geItern 0eiagt, sob
9ellte morgen iein miro -"
aSa, belte mar geItern morgen
uno bout lit beut, 10 mie geltern bellte
mar ltno uorgen lit beute geltern
morgen uto mor9en miro aud bcli=
te iein. 60, un0 MIN ipiel lpelter
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11
Der hSflidbc Kiinitlcr

gnton 9rudner batte gum eriten-
nal elm &on5ert oirigiert. 9eifaa
uno Su6el rief oen aomponiiten
mieaer auf oas 4ooium. 9rudner
tpar aon5 uermirrt itno iaete: Gut
ten Morgen" aus @erlegenbeit.
am moern Gag itano in Ser Sri
tit 81 leien: ,8ir baben eS bier
ilidt MIR NIT einem ~auBeroroent-
lid begabten Muiifer unb Dirigenten
81 tun, Ionoern ser &iinitler 5eidnet
iid) and ourd groBe S0flidfeit aus"
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11
Gin0ermnn6

Sinner" iogt sic 9ebrerin, sic
grade Sen 9e1rifi 0es Steblens flor
MAIDEN mill, umenn i6 III Die 8oide
eine9 onoeren N}euiden greife uno
0oS @el0 1erolSnebmen m6lte. 0os
iid oarin befinOet, mas mdre id)
0ann2"
sd tueiB, 6rdulcil" meloete iid,
Ser fIeine @aIter eifrig, ,ieine
9SrQul"
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11
SiuSlidc ltuidulO

6onsli bat BON ieinen Gltern ge-
lernt, Dab man Dor Dem Glen I'M.
mer Elm 8iidlge6et ipreden ioG, um
Dem lieben Soft fiir sic tGgli6e
Speiie 3u oanten. Sn ben 6erien
fdn9t MIN Sonsli bel Gid obne itin
@e6et iofort 81 ellen an. uSonsli,
5uerit Oein @ebetli lu9en", mabnt 0:e
Mutter miIoe.
,,slber, @ommi, 6iit 8o9Gi mir
~ n
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11
@Oridlas sur 8iite

@efdnanisoireftor sum Strdfling:
uNlio oos lit mirflid unerbort, mie
Sic i'd bier auffiibren!"
Strafling: SER 9ireftor, ipenn
Sic nit mir nidt 3ufrieoen limo,
lperfen Sic mid oo6 binnllsl"
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11

ae6otenen &eael felt: oieie i6Iidt
un0 einfu6 81 geitalten, Oa3ei ober
ilniner ooIa6 gu ltre6en, ourb itda.
oige Nbmedslun9 ui0 ori9ineGe
Ginidue 3u iiberrai6erL ielbIt tpenn
oicie p0aig aus DEM iibliden' Sob
men falIen iollten.
Romentlid sel6iaebodenes itebt
BEL ben @diten in beion0ers 6ober
@unit bierbei fam sic Sousfrou
lore 3lniit ol6 ullf Oieiem @ebiet
aufS bette ulter 8emeis ltellen.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11
NGt Seine 2eit!

9lllf @un0er parte nif)t!
Sieb, oeine 3eit flie9t bin
ltno IdBt Dir feline Spur
9abier Don ibrem 8leisl
sluf 8unoer marte nidtl
gu bolt oes niHt @ewinn;
Sic @otter belfen MIR
9urd Sltgeno uno 0urd) 6leiB
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11
SreffenSe 4ntmurt

an~gefIagter, iid oerteioigeno:
SEER &ifter, idl bin itets eiil
6relnl6 Ser @obrbeit gelpeienl SD
a6te uno idabe iie!"
&ihter: uSln, oesbalb balten Sic
lih altd immler in reipeftpoller gnt-
fern,tttn mn ihrI"
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11
INTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRAUEN
III mttsr

Nidlts lit 10 leiie ME SieS @ort,
HidDts ME Oics NOrt 10 feit.
IS trGgt bid ME aitf Sliigeln fOrt,
IS birgt bid iidDer mic Elm Surt
llnO IOrglidl mic Elm &eit.
IS 1T Der SdGpfuus tiefitcr Sim
Hub lire bOf)ite Strait,
Die 5uiiden GnO nnO Nn6eginn
Dem 8ienidDen Anteil am @ewinm
limb Slid Oes &ebens Idafft
llnS mGr's nm bid Oein 9eben lang
&edt fiimmerlidJ beitelt,
Dies @Ort nit ieinem iiifeH alaug
@ergOlSet Dir tros 9rnf mnS 9rans
Die SiniterniS ser @elt.
,@ertr.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11

fldd1en Qoffel 0ard1tt0ritdt. Oar
Mere oen @ierfufen nit Beteriilie
unO ierpiere i'm iofort. &eidt iiir
4 @erionen.
Spaniider Gierfuhen
/ @Bloffel gebodte 3mie6el
I gBlofiel 9ebafter griiller Sieiier
, @Bloffel Butter ,ooer Wargorine
, 8diien eingemadlte Somoten
70 Seeloffel Sol5
I 8riie Rfeffer
Man fode oie 3miebel ullO Oen
griinen Bfeffer lnngiam I'M 6etf.
ungeiGbr 5 Minliten lang. Jiige
9omater, Sol5 nno 8feTfer bin5u
unO fodle es nltf fleiner 6lamme 20
Minllten lang o0er bis Ole Souce
Oif lit. @ieBe eS iiber Sen @ier-
fltden. @rgibt ~ GuIien.
Ian6Gttan Clam Snppe
"A &fo. geioI5enes geuiirieltes
SdDeinefleiid
2h Iuiien gemiirielte &artoffeln
/ 8olle geniirielte Wpbrriiben
H9 Gaiie g~epiirfelter Seuerp
l 3uiebel, oiinn 9eidnitten
/ fleineS 9prbeerblatt
~ Geel0ffel Ebpmian
A Efefferf0rner
1 8eeI0iieI Sal5
1 st. gereini9te Clans
~ Gts. Clam Salt uno 8ailer
212 3nilen (yto. , Goie) Somoten
1 @Bloffel @orcelteribire Souce
Mon laiIe .oas S6peinefleiid Del
fleiner 6lnmme foden. bis es folt
fnulprig lit. 6iige Die 9ewiirfelten
Gentle 6in5u. geoede Ben Gopf
unO Galie BEL fleiner 6lomme 10
Minuten lang fofen. 8iiqe Die @e-
miir5e bin5n. @ieBe sic CLANS ob
uno babe lie, berpabre oen Soft ollf.
81 Dem Saft fiige man 10 oiel 8oi-
Ter, oub man ~ Quarts 6liillig-
felt BAT. 8iige BE CLANS, 5liiiiig-
felt uno Somaten 81 ben 8emiiien.
Bale es longiam foden (etpa 20
Minuten) bis Die GENTLE peih limo.
6iige 8orceiteribire Souce bin5u.
&eift fir 8 8erionen.
SilszGierfmdcm
Il 8io. GiI5e
/ GBl0ffel Butter ooer Margarine
Mon lulle oas 6ett in elmer
Shame ifmel5en ms brate Oie
8il3e s Minuten ooer bis lie meif)
inns. 6ii1e Die aebrdunten 8iI5e 81
oen @igel6 ltno @etpiir5en.
Man fonn Seap nit Dem Ger
fl11en reiden.
Wais- 1HSoing
> Gicr
/ 8eeloiiel 3ufer
1 SeeIoffel SAILS
1 Erile 8ieffer
~ Iaiien ein9enodter Mais
~ 5aiien Milb
th gBloffel Butter ooer Mnr9arinG
Mau id)la9e Die @ier gut. 6iige
@elpiir8e, Nfois uno Wiilb bin5u.
9alle 6os Set idNnel5en utl0 fiige
oie Maismiid)une binsu. 6iiae es
in cine gefettete 8adtorm unD bade
es I'M Glen bel 350'6 45 Minuten.
&eidlt fir 6 8erionetl.
8rOtt3n66ins
A Sheiben grot
1 @Bl0ffel Butter ooer Margorine
3 @ier
"a Soiie 3uder
- Seeloffel Camille
1 Yriie Mllsfot
y 5aiie &oiinen
1 Quart MiIf)
MormelaOe
Man idneioe oie 8rotrinoen al
un0 itreid)e Butter auf cine Seite.
8ermiide gier, 3uder, Ganiae,
WhtSfat un0 Roiinen. 9aiie 0ie
Mil6 beiB meroen llno fiige lie lang
iom Der Miidutng BEL, nobel mar
riibre, bis iih ser 3uder aufgeIoit
bat. 5iiae oie Miihung in cine
Sadform uno beoede nit Dem 8rot.
Die 9ebutterte Seite nad) pben, STEELE
Die 9afform in cine Shiille[ NIT
DeiBem 8aiier in oen Gfen, Del
350'T 80 Min1ten loltg ODER bis
Ser 8u0oing iteif lit. @ebme i'm
ans Dem Diem lno oeraiere ibn nit
NarmeloOe. &eidt fir 6 Gerionen.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-11

gem MoSell pun GSS Sdanipiele-
rim aag w8adelurs G6ilSren")
@eitfaa setragen oas seiuiinidtc
Ansieben. Cine biibidJe
&Oie erb0bt Ben 3eis 0es felden,
einfadJen &leibs bel feitiiden Wele-
genbcIteR
Ad-daleel., 1945-10-10

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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
By Homer Grow
Noted Novelist

TACK in Missouri we have an ex-
preston which has a lot to it.
- 1t says: From shirt sleeves
TO millionaire and back again to shirt
sleeves in three generations" 1t
means that some plain, onegalluS
person comes along, makes money
and rides high But his son doesn't
do SO well; he lacks something the
Old Man had. BY the time the grand
son comes along, bill collectors are
sleeping on the lawn. Three gener-
ations from dough to dirt!
Now comes along the Royal Yer
sion Of that idea-something we never
dreamed of back in Missouri. We
didn't know that Royalty ever had
shirtsleeve trouble. But they do.
Meet Karl Johan of Sweden.
He is the youngest son of the
Crown Prince of Sweden and is the
great grandson of Queen Victoria.
That makes him as royal as a top
flush. There's nothing higher.
In 1889 Prince Karl Johan went to
a party and met a pretty red-head.
Well. the red-head turned the royal
head. Her name was Kristen Wiki
mark. Love sprang up like Hindu
magician'S mango tree. All well SO
far-but she was a "commoner." In
kingly circles a "commoner" means
somebody who hasn't got royal blood
slushing around in his veins.
True Love doesn't give a whoop
about blood. But alas! Pa does. In
this case it was the King who said:
What! Karl marry somebody
from across the tracks? Never"
And he meant it. Karl could marry
in royalty, or he wouldn't be allowed
to 90 down and order a ring.
One thing the King had against
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I'm supposed to have pretty ones"
When the King heard this, 'tis said
he went straight to the medicine cabl.
net and swallowed a handful of
aspirin.
The newspapers in Sweden have
been pretty outspoken. They said If
this marriage goes through 1t will
weaken the monarchy. One newspa-
per said things about the girl that
back in my state would bring the
girls father on the run.
Another newspaper said. "She is
not a simple, unSophisticated girl TO
arouse tender feelings among our
people who may become her subjects.
but very mondaine girl" Back I'm
Missouri that would mean buckshot.
Meanwhile, what are the prince
and the ex.ncwspaper woman doing
about it2 Well, they're doing exactly
what Love always does. They So
they're going TO get married, king o..
no king, law or no law, shirt or no
shirt They're going TO come 10 the
United States, so you may see them,
OF, at least, hear about them. Keep
your eye peeled for Prince Karl and
his bride from across the tracks who
is equipped with the beautiful paakar
Maybe you can even have a good
gander at them.
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the girl was that She
was a newspaper
woman. And you
know what kind of
characters we news
paper people are like.
SO there you have
the situation. The
Prince in love with
a red headed news
paper woman. Moth
ing but trouble.
But what the King
didn't think OF was
ann A..sA 0n Z
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that he and his line
had once been as
com on as red
flannel underwear
on a clothesline.
The way that hap
pened was this:
In the days OF
n a p ole n, in
France, there was
a plain, ordinary,
every day CT Joe
who rose TO be gen
eral. He licked the
pants off anything
that came along.
lie was given the
name of Bernadotte,
although his name
wasn't any more
Bernadotte than il
was McGillicuddy.
He had an army of
Swedish soldiers
under his command
and was an excel
lent general; the
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Swedish people liked him. A Swed-
ish prince died and Bernadotte was
asked to come over to Sweden. He
got there in nothing fiat and was
elected Prince Royal and thus even
tually became king-which was quite
a come-up, for, back in France, his
father had been a clerk.
The law in Sweden is that royal
prince can't marry unless the king
gives him the high sign. And the
king can't give it because the law
says he can't. Royalty in Sweden
has TO marry in the
Dalace set
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he will lose his shirt. In truth. he
will lose his royal robes, his title TO
prince, his decorations and his al
lowance of $4,000 a year.
According to the law, he couldn't
leave Sweden during the war to get
married. And he can't leave even
now because he is still of military
age, unless the King says he can leave.
But the prince says he is going TO
England willynilly and have the mat.
ter taken care of there. But the
King won't give him a visa That is
called being behind the royal S-ball
Here's another item that upset the
King. When the couple announced
their engagement the newspapers
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sent reporters ana pnotOgTa-
piers to cover the story"
as we newspaper people say.
AS Kristen Wijkmark was
getting ready for the photog-
raphers she said they could
take her "paakar." Well,
"paakar" is Swedish slang
for gains. Then she added:
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kalmar Castle
Just One of the
Royal HutS Karl
Won't Inherit If He
MarrieS Kristen.
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20 August 20, I015
Evening star., 1945-05-29

ments with the beaten German lead
ers, but time spent by the Allied
governments in orderly preparation
for their trial should not be confused
with indecision, softness or unneces-
sary delay.
After all, history is going to be
written in the way we deal with war
criminals-history which may create
profoundly important precedents for
future generations. For that reason,
If for no other. the trials which pre-
cede what decent people hope will
be just retribution for the guilty
should preserve, and not weaken, our
fundamental traditions of justice.
In the long run, a quick trip to the
gallows is likely to be far less effec-
tive than punishment based on care
fully prepared evidence. about which
there can be no doubts or recrimina-
tions In the years to come.
Evening star., 1945-05-29
The Political Mill
By Gould Lincoln

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2s-President
Truman's determination to make use Of
the knowledge and advice of former
President Herbert Hoover in the all
important task Of keeping starvation
from ravaging Europe, resulting in Mr..
Hoover's first visit to the White House
since he left i. in 1888, is a further
indication of the new atmosphere in
Washington. This country faces a des-
perate war in the Pacific. 1t faces. too,
problems of utmost importance in the
peace arrangements in Europe and
Africa and in reconversion at home
The greatest use that may be made of
all American talent and brains Is ap-
parently the new Presidents desire.
Another American, in this case
Democrat, known for his organizing
Hoover, has been ignored In the war
effort, is James A. Farley, former Post
master General and former chairman
of the Democratic National Committee.
He is in San Francisco on q business
trip. When this country entered the
war, he Immediately offered his services
to the late President Roosevelt. Beyond
a mere formal acknowledgement, how
CtCI llC ilCNC1 ICSClNCo WOlu GAAO
White House. It is no secret that Mr..
Farley feels deeply he was not given a
job to help this country to victory.
Whether Mr.. Truman will desire his
services remains to be seen. He has not
vet seen the new President since Mr..
Truman entered the White House.
Friends Of Mr.. Farley are confident
he would like to get back, too, into the
national political picture, with New
York perhaps as springboard. During
eight years of the Roosevelt administra-
ton he was the executive director of
the Democratic National Organization.
He is known to and liked by Democratic
leaders in all parts of the country.
When he broke with the late President
over the third-term issue, he left the
cabinet and then the Craftsmanship of
the Democratic National Committee
He hung on however, as Democratic
State Chairman of New York, and in
1912 he demonstrated his hold on the
State party organization, nominating
his candidate for Governor against the
Rooseyelt-supported Senator Mead. In