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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-16
Ocean Springs

Major George Lemon of Ocean
Springs gets HONORABLE ydischrag-
ed at Gowen Field, Boise, Idaho.
His last assignment was at Gel
ger Field, Spokane, Wash.
Sidney Seymour and family
arrived this week from Pensa-
cola where he has been stationed
the past 30 months at the all
station.
Sgt. Clifford Nelson, who has
just returned from three years
service overseas is with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Mel
son.
Sgt. and Mrs. r. Morris spent
last weekend in New Orleans.
Miss Mary OKeefe and Mrs.
J. woodward attended the Lit
tie Theater production in New
Orleans last weekend.
Ensign J. w. Harris, M. NJ,
who recently graduated from
USMSOS, New London, Conn,
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Helen Griffin
Returns From
Al Roundup

Miss Helen Griffin, who as
representative from Jackson
county attended the All Round
up at Jackson, Miss, Novem-
Der SO, Las returned to her
home in Vancleaye bringing with
her a S25 war bond, d new silver
dollar and numerous small prizes.
The Roundup" was a Con-
gross of All club winners in
Mississippi in l945 under the
sponsorship Of the Retail Com
mittee of the Jackson Chamber
of Commerce. Those privileged
10 attend were So champion Ali
members and four state winners,
one chosen from each extension
district in each of the All pro-
jects and programs. Miss Griffin
Vas the only representative
from Jackson county.
The program for the two days
at Jackson consisted Of a re-
ception given by Gov. and Mrs.
Thomas l.. Bailey at the Gov
ernor's mansion Thursday, fol-
lowed by a banquet and infor-
NAL dance at the Edwards hotel
that evening; a breakfast at
Hotel Heidelberg and radio pro-
gram the following morning.
The festivities were concluded
by a sightseeing trip through the
city in the afternoon with a
stop at the new capitol where
pictures of the champions were
taken.
So successful did the Round
up prove that the Jackson Cham
Der of Commerce will make an
annual event of it.
The training of All girls in
Jackson county is in the hands
of Miss Ruth Cain, the county
home demonstration agent.
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is in town on leave.

is in town on leave.
Ensign and Mrs. Edwin B
Lemon (nee Mary Handy re-
turned Monday from a wedding
trip to Hot Springs, Ark, where
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.
Lemon.
Ensign Emmett Gordon arrived
home last week and will receive
ais discharge this weekend in
New Orleans.
Circles / and 2 of the Wo-
mems Missionary Union met at
the home of Mrs. Wiley Broome.
The study was given by Mrs.
William Case. A surprise shower
was given by the members for
Mrs. Broome during the social
hour. Both circles also met al
the church this week where Mrs.
B. McGinty conducted the meet
ing and the study was given by
Mrs. Milo Price. Mrs. A. c. Got
tsche closed the meeting.
Frank Werner, NJ. M, just re-
turned from a trip to Italy and
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Anne
Werner.
Mesdames Henry Endt, Frank
Gale, Elwyn Friar, Charles Carr
and Harry Lee motored to New
Orleans Tuesday.
M-Sgt. and Mrs. Carl Hash
and daughter arrived Thursday
from Denver, Colo, TO spend a
furlough with Mr.. and Mrs. L.
r. Osborne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orwin Scharr
and sons left Wednesday to visit
relatives in Ramsey, Ill.
The Parent-Teadher Associa-
ton held its November meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at the
school with Mrs. Don Eglin pre-
siding. After the usual business
it was decided to buy more play
ground equipment and Mrs.
Floyd Catchot was appointed
chairman of that committee.
Supt. Wall announced that the
school board will cooperate
with the PTA in remodeling the
cafeteria. Hostesses for the meet
ing were Mrs. Beverly Dalgo,
Mrs. Anthony Catchot and Mrs.
w. Chase. Mrs. j. K. Lemon won
the attendance prize which was
an azalia plant donated by Mrs.
Morgan.
The Woman's Club meeting
held Thursday was presided over
by Mrs. ]. r. Murray. New MEM
bers who we're elected are Mes
danes S. S. Wall, F. Noll, Jesse
Sanders, Reba Gray, Beverly
Sprau, Elizabeth Morris, c. D.
Hopkins, l.. l.. Wier, A. B. Aus
tin, Alwyn Smith, E. T. Simp-
son, ST., and E. T. Simpson, Jr,
Edward Lindsay, Dwight Hennie,
Milton George and c. c. Magee.
At the close of the meeting tea
was served by Mrs. H. l.. Hut
Crimson, Mrs. John Bransford,
Mrs. Lee Jordan, Miss Josephine
Friar and Mrs. c. Engbarth.
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Wade

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Carter,
Tarlton Cowart, Supt. N. c.
Everett and r. c. Faggard at
tended the program %honoring
American prisoners of war of
East Jackson county at Escataw-
pa school last week.
Arnie Waltmon who has re-
Gently returned home from Can
ada where he has been station
ed for three and a half years,
spent the day Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. George Scarborough,
at Three Rivers.
Mrs. Fannie Jones Of Hurley,
spent Friday afternoon with her
daughter, Mrs. Buren, KirkWood,
her sister, Mrs. Cook Of Phil
adelphia, Miss, and Mrs. Willard
Jones, a sister-in-law, were also
visitors in the home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Cook
and sons were visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Faggard and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. c. Faggard Sunday.
Misses Louise Carr, the ele-
mentary school supervisor, and
Nellie Tallman, executive secre-
tary of the Red Cross chapter
were visitors to the school Wed
nesday and talked to the chill
dren about Red Cross work. A
box of pecans was brought in
by the children to be sent to
the Keesler Field hospital and
boxes containing soap, tooth
brushes, tooth paste, towels, pen
ellis, coloring crayons and tablets
were collected to be sent to the
children overseas.
This week is being observed
as Book Week in the school and
all parents are invited to visit
the school, not only this week
but at any time. The room hav-
ing the most parents to visit
their room during the week Will
have a half holiday. Various
grades put on programs during
the afternoon sessions.
Mrs. Gree Anderson spent Mon
day night with Mr.. and Mrs, N,
c. Everett.
N. c. Everett, Mrs. Emily Da-
Wis, Mrs. Susie Carter, Mrs.
Gree Anderson and Mrs. R. c.
Faggard attended the teachers
meeting in Gulfport Monday af-
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Bariia

Mrs. George Shamplne and
Mrs. Wilton Kirkwood of Kreole
spent Thursday as guests of Mrs,
Edgar Baria.
Ted Baria Vas a business Wis
itor to Moss Point and Pasca-
goula.
Mrs. Will Johnson spent Thurs
day of last week as guest of Mrs.
Sophie Murphy and Cowan
Baria.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Baria en-
tertained their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Parker, of Mobile, last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Baria
and children spent last Sunday
with Mrs. Baria's parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Brooks Johnson of
Wade.
Leroy Kasaby, Mrs. Lloyd
Baria and children, spent the
weekend as guests of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kasby,
OF EseataWpa.
Mrs. Edgar Baria and small
daughter. spent several days last
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Shampine of Kreole.
While there she visited her sis
tiers, Mrs. Woodsen Rape of Moss
Point and Mrs. Wilton Kirkwood
of Kreole.
Hilda Baria spent last Thurs
day with her grandmother, Mrs.
Tom Baria.
Mesdames Lamar Baria. John
Holder and Norris Holder mo-
tored to Mobile Thursday to
shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown
and sons, Jimmy and Kenneth,
of Mobile, visited Mrs. Browns
mother, Mrs. Tom Baria, last
Thursday.
Mrs. George Shampine Of
Kreole and Mrs. Edgar Baria
motored to Mobile Friday and
while there visited Miss Rosa
Lee Baria.
T. E., J. D. and Lamor Baria
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ogborn
of Big Point last week.
Mrs. Josephine Baria and sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Smell, were re-
cent business visitors in Luce
dale.
Mrs. l.. L. Baria has been a
guest of her sisters, Mrs. Joe
Rubins and Mrs. Willard Jones
of Hurley.
The friends of Mrs. Vaughn
Holder are glad to know that
she has greatly improved after
an illness at the Jackson Coun-
ty hospital.
Miss Rosa Lee Baria, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Brown and children
of Mobile spent Sunday with
Mrs. Tom Baria, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Baria and Johnnie D..
Baria. Other guests we're Mr.. and
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ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Vaugn-
an Of Kreole and Mrs. Walter
Jones and daughter, visiter their
father, w. A. Vaughan, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Golf of
Pensacola. Fla, visited their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Golf,
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. (. johnson
or the weekend.
Pvt. Nollis Kennedy Of Fort
Banding is home on a Today
farlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Kennedy.
Everyone is glad to know that
Mellinex Hester is improving
and was brought home from the
Jackson County hospital Satur-
day.
Jack Carter is on the road TO
recovery after having been con
fined. to his bed for the past
two months.
Pvt. Roy Carter of Texas,
spent the weekend at home with
his mother, Mrs. Calhoun Car
ter, and f. G.. Carter who has
recently received his discharge
from the Navy.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-16
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Morning Service-Omitted.
Sunday School-9:00 A. M.
Evening Service-7:30 P. M.
Visiting Minister,
REV. SYMANK,
Foley, Ala.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-16

lums in the arts of theft. MANY
of the students were only i've
years old, and pocket picking
was a favored course of study.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-16

Overland mail service in Amer
lea began in 1872.
The first post cards in the
United States were issued in 1873.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-16
THEFT" SCHOOL ABOLISHED

Madras, India, AP-City po-
lice detectives have broken up a
school, for training young mood
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-16

Mrs. Wilton Kirkwood or Kreole.
They were en- route to Luce
dale to visit relatives.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-16

A billion units of ~penicillin
weigh l.3 pounds.
The first state to levy a motor
fuel tax was Oregon, in 1919.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-16

Canada has an area of 3,695,l
square miles.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
Grbaltcn $12,25O Sbas
Ncncriah FIR 8abics

Normi6 GJnn. Hid)ter Mpnne
pom Gbergeriflt iprah oen Gltern
Ser flint perftortsncn Battles $2250
Sda0enerios ie aino 81. 0ie Gltern
9otten alage 9a9en Die 2arprence
uno Memoriol gliioeiat;on &oipitals,
Snc. pom Hen. gif9Iono dngeitrengt.
Gle fiinf Babies Ttar6en I'M Apri[
1914, nad)sssm ibner cine Meoi3in
e~ingegeben por0en mar, in Der iib
0urh 8erieben 8ori1lrefriitllle be-
furtcn 1otten. GdS arnnfenbnuS
matte oaalolS 6efnnnt, onB ein 4r-
geltellter i%eilier p5armo5eutiihen
Abteilunl irrtiimlid Sanrefriitalle
in 0ie Meoi8in 9enliidt bate.
De @ltern bntten cine Sfaoen-
eriabfuroerung BON insgelamt $15,-
900 gmeItelIt. Die @nipGIte oes Rron-
fenbaliies le9ten gerufnng Elm. Ger
Rid II be9ielt lid Ieine gntIdeionng
onriiber Dor.
BUR 3eit oeS Gooeg ser Babies
beFon0en Iif oeren Batter i'm @ebet
bon Rell- england i'm tS~eeresoienit.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
Prcscb irt Japan
crit ant i. febrmor

2ofio, Soiepb 3. &eeran, Der
amerifaniihe Sauptanfldger i'm be
porltebelSen iapaniiden &rie9sner-
BREEDER : @ro5eB, erfldrte. oaB sic
geldnloigten ODER ib.e Sreunoe be-
lalten0e 3ofumpnte Dor Ser 9an-
onng Der Amerifaner 8critort, qe-
an(i,rt ooer perfect baden. @egen
Der bornit o~erbunoencn Mebrorbeit
III Der aufOedung Ser ei3elnen 6alle
.fonrrn Die gerbanolungen nift, mie
geplqnt, Mitte Sanuar, ionoern crit
ON /. 5e6ruar beginnen.
uMein Stab bat iebt sic groBten
Sale pollitdnoig iibernomnrn uno
Die geiduloigunsen geaen oie Man-
ller, aus oellen Die erit,n 41geflagten
a%uSacluabtt meroen lperoen MN IT.
bereitet"< 10 iagt a,enan. Inter SEN
erlten, oenen Der Bro8eB gemudt
miro. oiirfte iih Gr= 9remier SiSc-
II Colo befin0en, Der sSapan in oen
arieg gefiibrt fat. 9ns 9erueismate-
rial lit 10 permiGi,lt, Dab aeenan Ell
men Ieifler Mitarbeiter nod Geutlf-
LAMB ifidt, Inn 1ofumente 3l En-
latgen Die bon 8~elrutung fiir oie
StraFperfolgutlg in Sapan lino.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
Start trjeb
5Mnt &rieg

@aIhinQton - Gen. George 6.
erflGrte ols 3elqe Dor Dem
aongreBfontitee, oo8 Die Borgei6th-
te BON BearL 6arbor ~unterlufen
mill omerifoniihe 6lieser naren
6predtigt geueieu, iopdniife Slug
5eugtr1ger gu bom6aroieren menn
lie lelblt ~auBerbdlb Ser ~perbotenen
geiidtet Natten. gr fiigte
bin5u, oie Ration bdtte iiGer cine
iolAe MoBnobme unteritiist.
Gem RoigreBfomitee 1uuroe aud
elm f1ngerer Dertraudifer 8eri6t Der
IIotte iiber Greigniiie Dor ariegs-
beginn oorgetegt. 0ieier entbolt Elm
gdreiben BON a6miral Snrolo 81.
Start, in benz ont 2. Qltguit 1941
Br1iioent MooIepelt 0rdllgte, MaB-
nabmen 81 er9reifen, Die uns in ben
arrg bringep miiroen. U1eier Stanos
puitft fam olS cine llebetroidung,
ga friibere 3eitgpn ousgelaet batten,
ooB Der Aomiral itets bemiibt mar,
sSeinoieligfeiten 81 uermeioen, oa er
Die Blotte nidlt fit friegsbereit
bielt.
Ser G9ef Ser INSTRUMENTATION
an Rontreaomirol aimmeL
aommonoont in Yeorl Sarbor, er
Babe Rooieoelt eriiidt, Die piD6oio-
glide @elegenbeit~ 81 benusen, bic
aneriif eegen RuBlon0 biete,
l1no Sanbelsonmpfer ouf Der 6obrt
england burh ariegSihiffe be-
all laiien. Seiner Meinung
1a6 miiroe cine iolde Mftion inns in
Sen ariea bringen; Der aomiraI
iitgte bitl8u er bolb ieoen Gag elmer
ger3o9erung fir ygefabrlid"
Gas Gofument ser 3lotte umfabt
10 Seiten. A0miral Starf miro
0emndfit ais 3enge oiiftreten. las
aomitee beenbete Die 8erneblnung
pom General 8eorge 6. Maribull,
Ser iif min altf ieinen neuen Soften
IN Gbino begeben fam. 8os aomitee
milf atiar nodmnIs @eneralleutnant
z 3 Mprnm nuhnrpu
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
SuOen ant
6~ungeritreit

Berlin, - Sn mebreren Bayern
fir 6[iihtIinge uuo gerihleppte in.
nerbdlb Ser britiiden Gone baben
iii0iife Sniaieu, ME cine BON 6elO-
moriddIl Montaomerps Sauptquar.
tier alisgegebene @itteiIung beiaet,
in Norm Don arbeitsperpeigeruita
un0 Sungeritreifs geeen Die engIi-
ide 9aIaitinn . &olitif proteitiert.
2oB fiioiife 2ogerinlaiien BON bril-
tiiden SoIooten mibbanOeIt porOen
tu1rpn, miro in Der amtIiden aun0-
ecbpng beitritten.
.Sn elmer AHsabl BON 2agern
perunItaIteten Die iiioiiheu ops
(oiipIoceo perionS) einen einidgigen
Streif", erfI1rt oos 9auptquartier
der YroteitItreif bate Die 6orm ser
@erneigernns iopobI Der Rabrrngs-
ouinobne, nie Ser AusTihrung ser
norndlen arbeitspFIihten. Bel allen
IoIfen STREETS baben Die 2agerbe-
BORDEN Die eroBte Nadiiht maIten
laiien. @eriidte, monad) britiides
NiIit1r in Oehtidlano Sllopn in Der
arti9en Qneern uerfniippeIt bate,
iinO unmabr."
Gas ELECTROMAGNETIC Sauptqunr,
Tier berittet 0nrn Unit 8eripdtung
pon einem pollen Wonot) ithar cine
regeIreftc iiioiide groteitSenonitra.
tion in Der Sto0t 6dnnooer gegen
Sen Ours Der Re9ieruns 4ttIee in
Ser pal1ltineniilden 6rage: oam
t6. Nooember, Orei Gage mad BEG
MuBenlniniiters geoin l%tnterbauSer-
flGrrng in Ger EaI1itina : Srage, er-
idienen Sniaiien poIniih iiioiider
Eager in 8inborit (@iEbborIt in Der
Prooin6 Sdnnouer) i'm 8iirenli oes
iitoiYfen anSihuHes in Der Staot
9onuober 5ur GntgeDennabme Der
Hationen, mo Tie nabmen Damn Die
@elegenbeit nobr, BORT cine @uno-
gebung ge9cn Die @olitif GneIan0s
in ser 9lngeIegetlbeit YaIaItinas 81
ins5enieren, SllegaIe 8%eriammlun.
gen 6ieier Irt beritoBen gegen ole
lniIitGrbeborolifen 9"eihmmlingen,
linb sic llrbeber ioIder 8erltoBe mill
len 3ur Rehenidaft ee5ogen tuer0er,
obne &iidIidyt auf NationaIit0t ODER
Gn1fpIiion
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
@QrAts3ApEs,,
@ettraften

0aibiretory Glare 8ootbe
2ace, @..Gonn., erflarte. 0aB IS Elm
ftuerer RiBgriff Iein wiroe, Die
grnennung elmer Mtom /. aommiilon
Dem S%iher6eitsrot Der Berelnten
Ndtionen 5u iiberlniien, itott Der @e'
neroIDeriammlitng.
Sd bin iiber5etet, ooB Die rnei-
Sten Qeute in ben 8ereini9ten Staas
ten unO ganj beioroers in Oen feline.
rem Nationen gIauber, ooB cine 10
suidtige Ronlmiiiom bon oeren Gm.
pfebIungpn unb aftionen bas 9eben
BON MilIionen in ben groben uno
tIeinen 2dn0ern abbdngen mag, pom
Der Notwithstanding gep1bIt
neroen io[lte, in tpeIder ale uer.
treten limo" iaste lie IN elmer Ra-
bio : Aniprafe.
sic erfdrte, SAB pieIIeidt Bic
@iniiterfonferen3 in Mosfau Die
&ommiiiion Dem S~ihereitsrat iiber-
onttporten miro, Der Don oen flint
groBen M1dfen beberrift miro, un0
frat Fiir Ole gnnabme Der Don ibr
I'M Sous unterbreiteten ReioIution
Elm. meIfe aitf sic internotionoIe I6.
riiititng ufto Die &ontrcIfe Der
4tomenereie ob8ielt, uaO' fifbrte fol-
8enOps all:
lie @~tombombe bat oaS BRO.
blem Der Ibrilturg gu einem beion-
oeren 5aftor oes Siherbeitspro-
blemg gentaft. 8ie cine rationale
a6riiitung Hidt obne cine entipre-
tehoe 4briifhin9 in ben dnoereH
2dnoern ltnbeiHooet Der SiperDer
olrd1gefiibrt tperben fam, 10 f0nnetl
,Sie Observation-Disclosures aud nift
I'M Rahnten Elmer nationalen @ett-
riiitlng ergriifen Iperocn.
uBir oiirfen nitt m elm 8ett-
riiiten treiben, NIT Ieiner Mo6ili.
Iierung Der Qoboratorien, Ser &egi-
mentierling Der Sn6uitrie ui,o Dem
@eiit oes Angriif8< Der ooraus ent.
ipringen miiBte. Gas &sbirn unle-
rer MilienifaftIer; oie 5droe unie-
rer Nr6eiter un6 6ie @eididli6feit
Ser 8etriebsleitli1g miiiien olfe fir
6a8 Slid Der Nenifbeit orbeiten,
irtS nitt fir bic 8ro6uftion bon.
neuen un0 Idredlideren Mitteln fir
Die gernidtung."
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
3obelt @rdlioent
ie 56luci5

Bern Or. aarl Robclt paroe
.sut1 9ralioentel1 Der 5fNDei8 fir
6as Sabr 1916 gandbIt. Or miro
Ser Nad,folger Don gouaro bon
gfeiner, unter ueIheu er als 8l3e-
prGiiSent geoient bat, uno feline Or
bebung CUR 9ralioentidaft ieM i'm
G~inflang nit Ser in Der Sfppeid
iibligen @epfloeenbeit. Or 1T Mit,
Qlieo Der 3aoifalen 9drtei.
gbiiip Otter, ter bis1erige Snnen-
miniiter, ipltroe gum 8i5epraiioenten
.gemaHt.
gor bem Nationalrat erflarte Der
,Ninausmiuilter @rnit 9obs, Elm 30
8iolir odB Die geiteiIigung per
Sttuei5 all benz 8lnn non Breton
@oo6s fir Sas Qano cine foitipielt-
Es sade lein piiroe. Or hetonte
.0abei, Dab rr All benz @ert Der Ser
einbafiltg felbi1 nifts mdfeln NOBLE,
fpnoern lid MIR -alff bic finan5ieqe
Settle Der Berefnbarung bf5iebe.
Or mics oorallf bin, onB gel9ien
lnS 5oGano ser 8eitritt 81 Der Or
fganhatton allen lie 5tpei Miliuroen
16pei5er. 5ronfen foitet (etpa $47-
600, 00O uno erffdrte bob s0ns fir
Die 5dhpeis Der Der Rrieg tros 0eu-
tralitGt telter 81 Itebeu gesomnlen lei,
cine MenQe Gels be6eitten fpiroe.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
@OIen nter.
oen SuOeu

Hep Sort = Inter ben 16 Her'
ionen, Ole ON Sonntog i'm Blltg0ellg
BON ENGLAND tommeno uuf Dem Ga.
8uarOia 6ielO etntrufeil, befatpo lid
ollh Der Observation-Disclosures 8iaD
Roie. @r fam pon enter iehspo-
dentliden Reiie BON europa 5ltriid.
@dbrerpo Oieier Belt bate er nuber
ser grIeoigu1g pripater @eifdite
alth 2ager fiir iiioiit)e 6IiihtIitrge
behltt. Diee 8ehide btloeten ei-
men Tell elmer Condemnation, Ole
SER &oIe fir @erteraI Mcgtarnep,
Sen Nahfolger @iienbotuers I'M HeidY,
unternommen totte.
Scr. &oIe erfldrte, Dab sic 8Ulen
ole fifOiideu TIiid)tIinge genau 10
ihlimm b~aban6eIten ME sic Na5is.
8egen lo(h ihIefter 8ebnnOllur9
berlieBen ToltIenoe pom Sltoen NO
len i'm iih nodl Der omeritoaIlten
i9one In 0eittid4ofp0 81 begebett. GS
ertportet. DAB pdbrero ser
naditen / bis 2 Monate ungefdbr
100000 poIhtidle Sipoen iity in DIE
omerifaniide Gone begeben piIr0en.
,,@as Sic armee iiir Die BON if
rem @obniiben oertriebeuen Berionelt
TIT, lit Iebr gut" hetonte Der, &oie,
,,ober oie arbet miro burd Maiiens
pogrome in 8olen eridnert. am
~. Oftober oieleS Snbres tpluoen
in 2oo3 400 Herionen get0tet. Sd
babe init Slaroerteu pom Suoen 9es
iproden, atr0 ole ingten mir, Dob
oie 8oIen lid genar tpie Ole Ha5iS
b~eaebmeu. Sd idtaae Dor, Dab init
Nie Gerioraung Der 8oIen INIT Sc.
bgnsmitteln untenbre66n un6 mit
Der 8eridlifFnnq bon $500, 900, 900
in 1orm BON QebensntitteIn tnarten
big sic 8oIen lid einmoI nlf fif
IeIbIt beiinuen. @enn lie ii6 tDfe
SaidiIten berebmen molten, 10 baben
iie fem Reht uuf amerifaniide
Giffn
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
sdlau

5rau Mieieean5, Ole franf SIT
9atte lieat. bat pom Ar5t unter on-
oerem Mineralwaiier ~Deroronet be-
fomnnen uno befieDlt Dem 0ienlt-
m1oheL ihr oas erite 8laS 5t fire.
o%en5en. las Mdofen elf in sic
Slide uno fehrt nod menigen Mi-
ruten nit Dem 8epiiniften 3uriid.
6rau Mieiepan5 trinft eillen SdlLud
mo oer5iebt oos @eiift au elmer
rommerlihen @rimniIe. 445er oos
iii ia 6eiBl4 ruTt lie ihauoerno.
,.rper bat Nbnen oenn geiaat. Dab
Sic oas @aiier mirmen iolen2"
Gas getort ifon 10, qnGoiae
antmortet ons Gienitm1ohen.
AM Der 6loifenetifette itabt aus
oriid(i6: Bon Aer3ten wdrmltens
empfoblen!~
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
vysrcitia" taNclt
6Srines yntcrpietu

Mosfau. Ger gertreter Ser
uS5odtia", 6. 9orooanfin Ser lei
mem 8lattc geridlte aus Riirnberg
ididt, fritiiierte Elm pcroffentlifes
SSnterpieiu nit 9ermnnn @oring.
Sn einem BON De-. gan m Com
ietpreiie ahseorudfen artife( firbrte
:er folaenoeS aus; ,,Gie in Miirnfsra
pertretene @eltpreiie beridaift Ser
Ereif' cine sroBe ino heouteuOe @ol-
le, aber manfital laiien Iid einiae
Gertreter itno ielbit iold)e BON
s'nfluBreiden Granncn - ourd Die
'Sago nod Seniationen ,oa5lt nerIei=
Ten, BON Der forreften Saltnn9 db-
5ltgeben.
uGieies obne geiipiel 0aIteben0e
Snteroielu fam olif folgenoe @ciie
%5uitanoe: Gin @ertreter Ser 9llioci-
ateo BreB aa6 Srm annrnlt @orings
cine 4n8abl bon 3raeen, Ole oieier
ieinem &lienten unterbrei.te.
acknowledgements lit oaS nid)t
Der ein5ige Sail oisier art. Sfon
einige Gage oorber botte oerielhe
aF- 8ertreter itriftlidn Snterpieps
nit ben 9lngeflagten Sonhim &.b-
bentrop uno Grid Hooer erbalten.
uSolhe Soirnoliitenitrei1e limb
pbrf. 3meiiel iddolih. Sic helfen
ni6ts, ionoern bepirfen oas @sgen.
tell. Sic itoren nur ole perantmort.
Idle mo uornehme 4rbeit rs Snter-
nationnlen tribunals. Man muB
hoffen oaB bic @erofientliduna Don
Snterpielps nit faihiitiihen Ser
bretsrn 81 elmer qemiiien Reaftion
uno sur aritif fiibren miro, oomit
in Der 3ufunft ioldle Seniotionen
iih nidt mieoerbolen.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
1lmst KleiNmne irn
Heik Ickr nSti@

giitot 6. Bromley Srnam, Sci
ter elmer oreif6pfisen airdlen De.
legation. Die oieier Eoge aus Geutif~
LAMB altriidgefebrt lit, erfldrt, Dab in
Ieutihlon0 oos BrobIem Der 8ers
iorgung ihpierig lei, dber oaB es
mad leiner aniiht in 0en aweritani-
ifen uno cngIiid1en 8eiabun Is5onen
fem Mniieniterben ol5 Sole oes
9ungers geben peroe.
Gas beoelrtet nidt, uaB >ns &C.
ben in GeutiflonO Ieiht Ieir miro,
fiigte ser 8iihoi bin5u oeS miro io-
gar ifredlif ifauer fem"
8iihof Srnom bob beiouOers ten
MangeI on aIei0ung beroor, Der in
DcltidIunO oifenbar lei. ,9ebens~
mittel, Die BON pripaten Grganiiatio.
men naA 2elltidIan0 0eididt Der0en,
lino MIR elm lropfen nui Den beiBen
Stein. go Die Stride belien f0nnte
uno beIien i%olIte. oos lit in ser Sen.
oun9 BON &leioungsitiiden."
Ger 8iihoi GllBerte iih niht iiber
sic oll8emeinen acknowledgements
in ser ruifiidyen 8cIatungs3oHe in
9eutihIdno. Seoof, iagte er, oaB Ole
&ebeusbeOingut19en in Der irau5oii.
iGen Gone nodl ieincm llrteiI un-
Qiinltt9er ieien ols in ben omerifoni-
Ifen uno cllgliihen 3onen.
Gr perr,et ferner, hoB er mobreno
Ieines AufentbalteS lit Geutihluno
audi 9aitor Niemoller geiprodsen
babe. sd bin felt i~i6er3eugt, oaB,
8aItor NiemollerS gemerfen iiber
leine freipilIiee Meloung gum DENT
in Der oeutiden 8lotte pon Der Breiie
falid) ausaelegt mor0en lit. Niem6ller
loate mir, odB er ii6 oamals mir ges
nleloet batte, NM in Ieiner Inter
gruncorbeit gegen ole No6iS mebr
@eme9uuqSfreibeit 5l buben." aie-
nloIlers GinfluB oui oeutite 8rote-
Ttanten lei Qqnun 10 oroB lpie ie.
nabm an einem @ottesoienit
tell, Den Niem0tIer fir 1900 Rerio'
men belt. Niem0ller mltBte ndd Der
Yre0igt in Der Stride cine 3meite
Blcoigt 81 elmer Merge boltent Die
Dor ser airde itanO, peil Tie feinen
@inIoB mebr botte finoen fonnen.