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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
MRS. tuELLa TURNER, oi

. Seyburn. al Doherty Funeral
Nme, 1862 T.. Jefferson, at =
q. m. tomorrow. Burial Wood
mere. Mrs Turner died after two
months illness. Surviving are a
son, Carol, OF Bartlevlllc., Okla
two sisters Mrs. Julia Canto, and
Mrs. Charles Gates, and a brother,
Charles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Funeral arrangements wsre
reported to the Times forI
MRS. JANE KETCHUM

STANDISH, 81. OF l725 Van
Dyke, at the William r. Hamll-
ton chapel, CaSS at w Alexan-
drine, at < p m. tomorrow. Burial
will be in old Saybrook. Conn.
Mrs. StandlSh, who came to De-
troit from Upper Montclair. y. J.,
eight months ago, died Wednes-
day. She IS survived by her huS-
band, frank and her father,
James.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
'CPA Certificates
Granted TO Il

The Michigan State Board Of
Accountancy has granted c. p. A.
certificates 10 the following Sue
ceSsfui candidates a. a result OF
the November examination:
Rosemary P -Hnhan.-LeMlS c.
Hatch Chauncey A. Norton,
Frank J. Turk, Arthur j. Hell
GAM. Stanley j Auwers. Walter
NJ. Bury, Albert K. Lubin. Louis
r, Schwartz, Jack d. Healy. Sid
ney L. AronSSon. Joseph n. Jen-
nings, Brent NJ. Smith, Eugene a
Moore James l.. Luxon and Mar
jorie II. Mitchell. all of Detroit
and Merlin J Claucherty Of Kala-
maZOO
Certificates of Exa m mat ion
were also granted 10 Herbert c
Foil Flint; Lawrence ! Me-
Campbell Lansing. Dunn NJ
johnson, Grand Rapids Richard
b Phillips, Bay City, and Charles
X Wright and Solomon Schwartz
OF Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Edison Earnings
Show Decrease

Detroit Edison Co. and subsidi-
aries report a net income in the
u months ended last Nov. 80 OF
S6,S79. sol or S1.08 share on the
6,36l 300 shares outstanding. after
all charges and taxes.
This compares with net income
in the corresponding H. month
period ended Nov. 80, 1914 OF
S7.0Si,23S or Sill share on the
same number of shares, after all
charges and taxes.
Gross earnings from utility
operations in the latest 12-month
period amounted TO S79,572, ,230,
compared with S87, ,256, ,584 in the
preceding year. Gross corporate
income amounted to $11, TOP, ,4S7,
against S11 ,867, ,l07.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Denies Rumor

Reports that Pep,i-Cola Co.
may acquire Michigan sugar
Go are utterly without lounda-
tion Geofrey s Child> prcsi-
dent ~ the latter concern, said
u" other day
Reports may haze arisen,
Childs said because Michigan
Sugar tS storing some moia-~cS
for pcpSi-Cola IN connection
vI'h a process by which Pepsi
Cola converts Louisiana mo-
la sos into syrup for Iis prod
uCtS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Kelsey Reports
Loss in Quarter

Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. and
domestic subsidiaries report for
the quarter ended Nov. 30 a net
loss OF $lS6, 1927. The operating loss
after all charges amounted 10
Sl.10l.3 .327, from which was de-
Quoted a federal tax credit of
S9l5,000. the estimated refund of
federal taxes on income OF prior
years.
The company reported n net
profit of S44S, 623 OF 73 cents a
share on the combined A and 3
stock, under their participating
provisions, for the corresponding
quarter ended Nov 30, 1914 OPP
Grating profit for that quarter
amounted to S1,649,6l5 and fed
eral taxes were 81 ,200,992
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Pick Coast Plant
OF Kaiiser-Frazer

Plans for manufacturing facli-
ties of Kaiser-Frazerl Corp. on the
Pacific coast and The selection Of
a California plant were announced
tod9s by Joseph w. Frazer, presi-
dent.
Frazer returned Friday from
San Francisco after conferences
with Henry j. Kaiser, chairman
OF the new company. Operations
"a. convert the plant TO automo-
bile production will be started
within few weeks, he said.
Edgar Kaiser, oldest son of the
shipbuilder. will be in charge.
Frazer said he could not divulge
the location OF the California
plant Immediately. but he said
that the plant selected was an
important producer of aircraft
material during the war.
"Mr. Kaiser and plan 10
operate the plant primarily as
an assembly plant supple
menting production at Willow
Run, and eventually as a self
contained unit for production Of
both the Kaiser and Frazer"
he explained
"Ne expect 10 employ APP
proximateIy $500 persons by
the end of 1916, and indirectly
provide considerable additional
employment among West Coast
supp,iers of parts and ma
terials," he declared.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
S New
In Business
33 Plan Retirement
At National Bank
BY WARD SCHULTZ

- - -
The Saturday night before
Christmas and the National
Bank of Detroits first annual
Christmas party since that
fateful Dec. 7 Cancelled out the
1871 affair.
More than 1900 employees at
the Book-Cadillac made this the
biggest party in the banks
history and highlight of the
evening was scheduled ia be
the announcement that 33 en-
ployes, including 4 officers. are
taking advantage of the banks
retirement plan, having reached
or passed the retirement age.
The officers, Vice President
and Trust Officer Henry s.
Hubert Vice President Her
bert Chlttenden. Asst. Vice
President Edward {. Mailer
and Asst. Cashier George C..
Hoppin Jr., Will round out their
banking careers on the day Of
the annual meeting in January.
A pleasant surprise was the
announcement by Chairman
Walter s McLucas that the
bank is in future years going
10 reserve a special table for
all retired officers and en-
ployes and they have q lifetime
invitation.
As is tho usual custom, The
annual banks Christmas re-
mcmbrance was also forth
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
New Woodan Ind.
Issue Sold
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES

Woodall Industries, Inc. has
registered 100000 shares of S25
par value ; per cent cumulative
convertible preferred stock with
the SEC.
The issue was completely sold
in the first days public offering,
according TO Paul Fl. Davis & Co.
Of Chicago, head Of the under
writing group.
Provisions Of the new shares
were approved at a special meet
ING Of stockholders.
II. J Woodall, president, said
that the proceeds would be used
to liquidate a 81, 100000 loan and
restore other capital used in the
purchase of additional manufac-
turing plants at New York. Chi
cago and Cleveland, previously
announced
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
coming
A Record Trip

II was in the small hours Of
the morning recently that Ted
Grace and his lovely wife
dashed out Of the front door
into the bitter zero cold TO
welcome home Capt jim Grace
of the u. S Marines. his wife
and 9-month-old daughter
ztfrT1st- hourly trirTr1r--v rad
kept them informed as-te- the
kids progress on their BOO
mile croSs-countiY trip in the
old 1888 Ford. Their car catch
inc fire in Louisville only added
10 their trials
Ted with years a> crack
newSpaperman and advertising
exec behind him thought hc
could take IL, but be chokcd up
n Capt Jim gently lifted ~,
tiny daughter ogt .of her i'm.
provised bed in the back seat
plenty Of soft blankets in
RUBBER LIFE RAFT
Gosh" said Ted Twenty
seven hundred miles in life
raft. What q girl"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
4 Real Tribute!

Christmas Scene Literally
hundreds Of prominent Dctlolt-
er> az The Detroit Club Friday
evening, paying tribute 20 two
grand oldsterS Murray W
Sales and James Holden
For over two hours they stood
and greeted each guest with q
ready smile, a handSnake and a
word or two Of greeting
Top men IN virtually every
line Of business We're there
F'ordS Jack DAVIS. john Eu-
gas and ! A. CapizH General
Motors Charles + Kctteriug
ChryslcrS Fred Zedcr and
Fred BlcCr. Bankers Nal
Ter McLucas, Harry Sanger.
Frank O'Bricn. Scott Carpen-
Ter. Gene Lewis Glenn Turn
bull. Ben Young Frank CouzenS
end { J ilHddlnAtpn.
Arf ypottcd taw-rrr-r--EF'---
Fisher. Manferd BuIieigh Ray
Berry Harvey Campbell, Mel
Rinehart, Frank Kaiser, Bob
Guerin. Henry Montgomery.
Bill Packer Ike Ross. Jack
Ramsey. and on and on.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Market Records
Modest Gains
Both ON ChrysIer
Score Big Advances

NEW YORK. Dec. % QNS)-
Modest gains were scored in a
generally higher market today
the last session before the Christ
mas holidays.
A long list of specialtieS at.
tracted attention with Gimbel sell
ing at ssh, a rise OF ga to a new
high. Abraham g. Straus rose ]
TO l08.
Other big gamers included
Chrysler, up pa TO 1884, Cen
eral Motors up Ia to 73%, and
Youngstown Sheet e. Tube rs to
66s4 Point advances we're scored
by International Paper, Southern
Railway and Southern Pacific.
Bonds were firm with secondary
rail obligations in demand. Curb
prices rose.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Farmers M arket

FRUlrs-App.es Jonathan. Nc s. 81
E.9-is ou MNcinto,s? NJ s4s4 asp
hg sn1a No 81 "a 4s-lb bu Wealthy
10 fs4 45-lb. bU. W0H River. SO.
WORKABLE GRrENs-collards No.
s. IS 5G bl Kaie no 65cas5 ~
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS. ..ry
Cabbage No Soos IS bu. EHtisc
VEGETABLES MISC 49, Bees. punched
fancy Si4- dos bths Nc T. 7seI LOO.
'H7get 80 81 21"l T5 ru Csbtscc. So.
- - aet 49, -. --.... = -
81 2t~j go bu. celery fancy 81 25@i -
tH b.a 40 I 75c11 90 Celery Mich
lrtn Squares Ne. 50 25a27s do1 bchs
Celery Root. ~. so 4 90 bu
Fenne ;ancJ 27s doz bchs No ]
81 90 so H0rrsradizn No 1 Si.2boi.75
peck taske' Leeks no. / g. 00ai Is doz
bCls d.. onions No S20na232 sO-Ib
iscs p.l.,.f. P7r7'ry ttoot s. 80 bg7
l.25al so bu Potatoes fancy. S27s 100.
Rsdstes ped Hcthouse. 40. !. 81 ee
fol brhs Rutshsfat 80 1 Si Oo@i -
bU squash Hubbard SO al 5oa7 90
III Df-llluut Ne s2 Oor2 so bu
Table Queen No g. Soe 90 hu. Turnins
punched SO. 81 0Oai25 dor 6chs
topped fancy 81 'oaI7S bu. No
81 co. 25 veEe'sbie oystsrs. No /
EGGs-rr lsrgc 81 m 7o.doz. case
Lsrre Sie 90 mediu-a sl4 oOs
POiI TRY Y-LIVE-Rrclers Frvps and
Roa"ors 72c h Hens 27lgc TO- Ducks
-st'----- ---- t;r~-r.- Y7uug III ZTyy
36i4c lh
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
May Rye Again
Scores Advance
PAGES Other Grains
in Broad Tradiod

CHICAGO. Dec. y tINSj-May
rye continued in demand today
and advanced almost 3 cents in
broad preholiday trading on the
Board of Trade. The future adj
vanced the Scent limit yesterday.
July rye finished unchanged at
the ceiling level while September
closed = cents off after gaining
more than 4 cents yesterday.
Wheat closed unchanged 10 2
cent up after ruling firm through
out
Corn again held AZ the ceiling
Of 1872 while oats finished y
to = cents up and barley y cent
down 10 Il cent up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Office Set Up Here
By Universal eli.

Appointment Of S. G. Smith as
head of the new division office of
Universal C. !. T. Credit Corp.
here is announced by f. A. Rolley,
vice president directing the com
pany's operations IN this area. The
new division office, 1909 Barlum
Tower will supervise the actiW-
ties Of branch offices at Ann
Arbor. Grand Rapids. Kalamazoo,
Lansing, Port Huron Mt Clemens
and Saginaw. and at Lima and
Toledo. O.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Join Designers Staff

Two appointments 10 the staff
further expand the facilities OF
Sundberg a. Ferar. industrial de-
signers. Ben Rine, recently dis
charged from the navy. will work
on creative design and Herbert
Seymour, army veteran, Will serve
as executive representative out of
the Detroit office.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Heads Std. Oil of N. j.

NEW YORK. Dec. y (APJ
Frank w. Abrams is the "
chairman Of Standard Oh Co,
(N. j., succeeding Ralph w. Gal
lagher. who will retire Dec. 81
after - years with the company.
Abrams joined the company in
1912 as a craftsman and is a vice
president and director.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
CB&0 Appoints New
General Agent Here

Appointment of Lt..Col. L.
J. Kelly. formerly deputy chief
of traffic of the army air corps,
TO be general agent of the Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy Rail-
road in Detroit is announced. He
will succeed A. C.. Matthews who
is being prnmoted- to general
agent at Washington.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

PtTTSBt RGH

rfTIgRURCV Dec ~ t&S -ChTriF--
$50 steady. Frs.t steers s. 3O.-lt steers.
F.od and rHni.t eITHis Urdum 20 gcod
lstA=saurl 80 c.umgu 20 medium So %
o. J 80 heifts. E1Qd ~ ri'5irr t7-
medium o. i1ld ti91la So common 20
nrdmu Sio7i2 cows. good '1 cho'ce
SO EOaifsO medium io good 50 30,
t.l.ers and cutters So '0 bulls rood 20
sH.f.F so -E.1f 20. common o. medium,
So 4lrl245
H0Gs-2s. steady. i6o-ie0 lhs Si5.lo1
! 2OI 10000 ihf fis 30" lF 21. 700
90 ffr SIS 1Or - 90 IsN.. o .'r
800 - f'--s +.'- .ii---i = o
..u $50 lbs S145Oni- iuu-itO ~. SIS
O. DO r1urhy 81 Tlalf.
-ffFEp-Enrr. ffftfr
taINF N.nf. steady
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Engine Disclosed
By Continental

Details of hitherto restricted
2,lO0-hp. Iiquid-cooled airplane
engine were disclosed today by
Continental Aviation and Engine
ering Corp, following lifting OF
security restrictions by the war
department.
Three new world records which
this engine set were power output
Of Is h.p. per cubic inch of dis
p aceme mt, weight of only
78/l00ths lbs per h.p. and a maxi
mum diameter of only 30 inches.
The engine. called the I-l430
Hyper, passed its tests success
fully IN August, 1914. A total Of
% were delivered 10 the army
air forces and several installa-
lions were made in experimental
planes. among them the Lockheed
XP-19 and the Mcdonnell .XP-67
The projects success demon
strated that reliable engines could
be built for maximum preSsures
Of 1000 lbs per square inch COM
pared with about 800 pounds per
square inch for Diesels.
The Continental Aviation
engine was not put into large scale
production due TO the air forces
decision 10 have other engine
makers incorporate as many Of
its outstanding characteristics AS
possible into engines already in
production. rather than tool up
new factory Data on the Con-
tinental engine was made avail
able 10 other manufacturers,
resulting in fundamental improve
ments in other liquid-cooled
engines in u. s and British planes
toward the end Of the war, IL
was said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Postwar Product
REQ Is Ready 10 Market
Two Lawn Mowers

Two new lawn mowers. des-
cribed as introducing new levels
of precision" in manufacture and
performance, are reported ready
for market by the new Lawn
Mower Division of REQ Motors,
Inc.
They are termed a postwar
product Of the company's former
war facilities at Lansing, and are
TO be marketed under the names
of the Michigan Noiseless' and
the "TrimalaWn Power Mower"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Livestock Market

CHICAGO Dsr ~ ISs -HDGs--4 600
st s'ac7 % So s3 m fl@
Is heavy fl4 H,st.H N.4 rh
ii... Sl3sS lsht lights SI4 .Oa'f IS
Ia.tias gss Sl3.T5HIf 10. p.H. &l.e
TT r-T7- -r.r---T ,.--------t ''f--4.--..
Prrf steers Sl6Hle medium Sii iair
yesriuEf SlIHIS Butchers htf0-s = "a 50
talF C1sv sIOcI4.FO. bulls ora "a SO
ss'ges SIIuIs So feeder sf..-t g 10
u so Stlckefs steers. Si0ei4 20, COWS
sud heifert gsni3
Sr-FP-I 1000 steady chc.rs iarbs tl4
GItE8 common tlIHf4 yca.H... 81 a.
1z-s snoice ewes. s5a7. feeder lambs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
KinseI Drug Employees
Gel Christmas Bonus

kinsel Drug Co. employees Will
receive a Christmas bonus, it was
announced Saturday. The bonus.
based on a graduated plan on the
length Of service with the com
pany VIII be given all employees
who have been with Kinsel Drug
at least SIX months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Trend of Sales

NEW YORK Dec. 22-Ssles on ths New
Yols STOCK Exchange tpday totAled go 900
shares
Blk Board sales throughout the day
Open 10 IL 90 400. 900 shares
Il 90 to rlOss 40 600 shafsf
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
TOLEDO CASH GRAN

TOLEDO Dec. % uNs Cash gfaln m
track
wHFAT-No. I red. s17ss. No. red,
SI77ts
CORN-No ? yellow sil7alls No ,
yelioW SllGi7al i7iy
oATs-so. white, slas2e, No , white.
go8 sic.
soYBRASs-No. 2 yellow. s2la
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Closed NfOnslay

if'he New York Stock Exchange
and other leading security mar
kets will be closed Monday. pre-
ceding Christmas and Christmas
Day
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

- -St4F'aAeif--fs~---22-+ a. t1-s4.sA!.s l2.I.- G.-e-
WHEAT-So
CORN-Eone
OATS sales include l. msrkup No 7
white extra heavy. s5c' No. 2 white, heavy.
gfagIr
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Gar Wood Industries
Pays on Common, Pfd.

Gar Wood Industries, Inc, has
declared a dividend of 10 cents
share on the common and a divi-
dend of 56iz cents a share on the
preferred. both payable Feb Is
10 holders of record Jan. Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
WINNIPEG RYE

TTvTITTr7- Do NJ ~ =
to 2i.r hirher today December g 92h
bid May 81 9l7s oid July. 81 sl.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Foreign Exchange

ttNtBttS CAR FOFSBEY- 60 =ITH-
Reports iar the fiscal year ended Sept so
iQf5 fa4a
Sct prrft Si2i-4qp 81 40 qOs
Earu per com sharp S17- Z. sd
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

DRT>STR INDUSTRIES INC
l.laI scar ended o. 81
1q45 T0ff
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@uoapeit beiaB 6as Snternationale
&omitee bonn Moten areua einen itdn'
bigen 8ertreter, Der felt Monater,
BORT tdtig g,ueien lit.
&rnlGnien bot f6 bereit erfl6rt,
fiir tpeitere 2aihpagettfolonen bes
&ote1r &reat5es ben nGtigen 9riebitofi
5u liefern. Dieie erite aolonne, Sic
erit 0ieier Soge beimgefebrt lit, fat
9tiid1panSerer oeri6ieoener Notiono,
Ittdte,,, barunter aub S6tpei5er.
beiarngefiibrt. 9anit lit, in crfrel,'
lidcr @eiie, a,b nod Selterreid),
l1ngor1 l,ro nat bem 8altan einC
erIte 8erbino,,ng tpieoer aufeenom,
men tporoen. 0em unerntitoIihcy
Streben bes sS,tterlmtionnlen 9omi,
tees bonn &oten &reus lit es aud,
bier geLunge,t na6 ltebeupinolrng
aablloeir Sdnpierigfeiten, feline Silfs.
bereitidnft in sic Cat unt5uietcn un>
jib in Sen Dienit ser nctlcioenoen
Menidbeit gu ItelIen.
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200 ieken erebe,,
Hinefan,pi

Setten SonnerstagabenS iparen
27O0 Menid)en 3eusem zines iehr
groBen ulpiregenoen Hingfampfes
ipenn ernie Sl,cef llro Gle Sliea
fdmpften, cine, poue Stunoe ohne
bas elmer Sieger blieb. Torerit bate
Hrpnotor 8anion arrangements ge,
trofien nit @eltmeiiter 6ranf Ser.
ton iidl nit oenr Sieger g., nrsiien
nber.oa sic aampfer Iestcn Tpnnc:s
tag feinen gntlheio bntten, 10 n,iiI
len bieie Gonnerstng 1pieber f1mp'
fem sipei aus orei Saaen in elrcl
unbelfrdrften 3eit.
slllBer bielen meiier iih @eltmci
tier Seras 8obe Sharfep NIT Geo
Manrer. il1goilaipiidpen MeiIter .Iut
Bob (Strangler) @asner ,mo Gor
Mrssntpre baben einen &f ioipi'
Sic transit urb Tat sSlanagan a,,s
8oitpn. gintrittsfnrten iino immel
5u baben IN Bombs. 4t9 Guclio 9lpe
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Nns pennoste,pt,, Utie
3meia %.

Mllen 9Fitelieoern tpiro befannt
genraht, Nob am If. Nope1tber, 2i3O
lttr ,tohnlittags, sic regelnlGBige
Gerfammla,ng itattTinoet ,mc aIle
iinb eriudt uhpeieno su iein, oa iebr
spiftige 8eid,dfte SIT erleoisen itno
alnb auch nieoer ein 2ofaliterbeeelo
fiir Sic peritorbene SdNpeIter Mta,
ria Berger 81 entridten lit. Gie Mit-
GIieNer ntogen sur &enntuis neblnelt,
bab olIcn neu altfeenommenen Mit'
glieoer orei Monate i'm &ranfenper.
Elm elttgeifrieben tuerben; oas lit i'm
Monat Hopentber, Se5enber uuo
Sanl,ar. gtad) ser Geriammlung
apiro &aifee uno aa,tep ierpiert BON
SEN Shlpeitern: Spfia Sertid), 9.
@ellman, &utb. 6. @eller, Hoiina
@eis, Mnna Soppelt- -Maurer, Ma,
ria Seu, Wsaria Ir5t, Marie slleri,
glii. Iusllitin, Sobanna 9renner.
Cara gultbes, Mnm 8aItbes.
g. Sartmau, Sefr.
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yGirpib" ">6rab cine
Gc,ariitetts2l ttraetictt

Tromice, Hor,pegen. 9ns perienf-
tie Sdlaftidiif ySirpib", ser ciu-
ltige Stol5 ser ael,tiden Slotte, miro
apabriheinlih als Sebenstpiiroigfe;t
fir Souriiten an ser Serienfuness
itatte in eitem ssioro nube Trom'oe
berbleiben. s(Ges Material, oas noh
benrertet !perben fonnte, tpuroe bon
ben Geutiheu arno lpGter bon ben
Nortpcgern a6geIhlsppt. Yer6liebell
lit MIR ser roitige Stm,pf, in bem
iih maBecbelrben SdGtl'ngen nafj
nod etlife 800 2eihen pon Geut-
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9eiatrnesmitelicOcr ,puroen unter
Ged iiberraid)t, als sic &@6 ocn
Sdla6trieier ont ~. Nopember
1914 nit ibren 9ornben be3iuat9.
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er0bte 6urdjt Ser 9llliierten 8cleit'
siige na6 gtglauo umb bcln eli it9er
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aegcbeu lpurben, pcrloren babel Sic
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SeRleei4laeette
Grperinte,tte

Grneit 8ebin, Ser britiibe MuBen-
Mtniiter, bat I'M llnterbul,ie a., Ser
bei1tihen 6raee in elmer @eiie Stel.
lung genonunen, oie tpoblt,en6 ob-
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1botnpion su gebrauben) in ser
omerifaniifen Seffentlidteit, suie in
Enieren &egierlllrgsda,rtern bi,hiht-
lib Der @orgdnee in tpeiten gcbie-
ten 9eutiblanbs nod be,,te su beob.
ahten lit.
Gs iast l,nieren 9eiern nifts
Neues, 1penn gepin feitlteut, oab sic
ammenid}lide &adepolitif ser So,u.
ietn,odtbaber uno ibrer poIniibet
,,no tld,ed)oilotpufiiden Srnbante!l
es erflGrt, bab IA bis 1S Minionen
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Gieeer tStetett
int Reid 5O5,OOO

Waibington. Gin ans 3ipilperIo'
men beitebemoer Musidu,i, lit su oenl
Sdh,iie eeto1nmen, oaB bie Slug,
tpaffe tpobl entiheibenS ,par in Ser
Sblnft Inn europa, oaB iie ieboG
vin n1nther &iniidt t,ieIleiht onbers
oaer beiier b6tte perapenbet iperoe:1
fonl,en."
9as &riegsbepartment bat sic ab.
idliebenoen grsebniiie ser st,roien
iiber Sic europ6iid)e &on,poenc per,
5ifcntIidt. Die Oireftoren oieies
Nus siduiies gaben fir ibre Mcini.ng,
bnb Die 6luetuaffe entideioeno tpor,
sic folee1roew @riinbe an:
Sbr Sies in Der 2uft ,uar poll.
fomnten.
Sur Gee bereinigte iie iib NIT Ser
Slotfenmat)t sur 8eleitigung Ser
8coroblng ser alliiertenHliine Surd,
sic l1-8oote.
. gu 2arr6e .balf iie nit, sic @en.
Dung 5u @unlten ser olliierten 80.
oet,tr,,ppen I'M Observation-Disclosures
muB berbei5uiiibren,"
sic erm6elidte oen Grfolg Ser eli.
ropdiiden Sunaiion.
Sic brad)te sic GolfArirtidnft,
bur6 sic Teutihlanos beipaifrete
StreitfrGfte ol,fredt erbalten ,ul,r'
oen, gum rreselrcd)tcn 3uiammen'
brud, apennsleid bie polle sla,s,uir,
fln1g Sieies 3,,iamnelrbrl,des bie
0ronten bes 6eiiroes nod 1pid,t er,
reidt bate, als oieie bon Scn Srllp'
pen ser glQiierten iiberrannt MIR.
6en."
Oie Jlieserungriffe di,f Staotse.
biete binterlieBer 5luar ibre Spurer
an Der bel,ti6en 8ep0lferung, gabsr
if: cine reriinblid,e 2eftiou" iibes
sic 0adteile oes arieses ,1rb tctetc!
id)dt,rngspeiie 3O5,OOO Menihen
sic nit Sem &rieg nidts 81 t.l!
batten.
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(S4luB bon Sette L.;
famnlang a,rno tpdblte feline 8eamten
tpie 'folgt: "
Yraiioe,,t. Or. Sans 5oiiel, Glepe.
Iaa,o, Ohio.
I. Sise+@riiiSert, George Sdsnci.
ser, Glepclanb, ohio. -"...
2. Si5e8rdiihent, gltoreas IS.
Retri, Glepelano, Ohio.
8. gise-YrGiioent, @eorg Gcppner
Ool,ngsto,pn, Sbio.
Sefretdr, Or. MidxreI 81. Sdynei-
Ser, 27t0 2orain slbe., Glcpelunb,
Ohio.
Sdutnteiiter. Gorl aonmertb,
Glepelu,to, Ohio. T.
GertpaIter: CAMEL @ebner, Glepe-
Lamb, Ohio; 8eorg 0eber, Glepc'
Iano, Sbio; isrcS SbeiB, salcm, 8.
gtdbcres iiber Sic Silfsaftionss
pldne trirO in ser ,2eitlng befannt
gegcben iobaQo Ser Hlan nltsgearbei'
tet lporoen lit. @ir bofielt bab BEL Sic.
Ter &ilisvrftion bel allen Solfsgenoi.
ien oerielbc patriotiid)e 8eiit 9ef1,t.'
ben 1peroen miro ser in Nieler Ser.
ianumlung m letten Son1tag BE-
fllnoet ip1lrbe.
Golfsgenoiien ieit eingeoe,f bes
iadNiid)en Siebes sd bin Elm Sad)s
lnb iags NIT Stol5" uiip. 2abt uns
belfen 10 bicl IN uniern &rdftcn itebt,
es lit llnlere H1lidt.