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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-12-13
Personals

has been in foreign service fol
some time, where he saw active
duty. He reported to Norfolk
Va, where he expects to receive
his discharge,
Major Arlie Plummer, of Rich
mond, Va, visited his mother
Mrs. R. E. L. Plummer, OF
Crumpler, and DR.. and Mrs. Por'
ter, of Jefferson.
Mr.and Mrs. w. c. Garvey, Of
Boone, and Mr.. r. w. Beachley
of Knoxville, Tenn, were week
end guests of relatives, here.
Mr.. Charlie Vannoy and fami-
ly, of Pyatte, Ark, are visiting
Mr.. Vannoy's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jess Vannoy, of Crumpler
Misses Hazel Vannoy and Ma
BILE Blackburn spent the past
week end in Winston-Salem.
Miss Katrina Vannoy spen: the
week end in Greensboro, visiting
her sister, Evelyn Dare Vannoy
at WCUNC. Miss Mary Esther
Graphical was also a visitor there
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie johnson
of Asheville, were visitors herr
this past week end.
Miss Jean Wyrick visited her
mother, Mrs. Pearl Wyrick, this
past week end.
Mr.. Thomas S. Johnston visit
ed in Mooresville several days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Oliver and
family, of North Wilkesboro
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
G. N. Oliver, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilkins
who have been visiting in Shelby
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Sells and
son, Wayne, visited in Galax, Va,
over the week end.
Mrs. Dean Mcmillan and daugh-
ters are visiting her mother in
North Wilkesboro, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Reeves and
Ben, Jr., of Sparta, visited here
this week end.
Mr.. Paul Sells, of WEIGH, W.
Va, visited Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Sells one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Gambill at
tended birthday party in North
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-12-13
Miss Howell And
Mr.. Caudill Wed

Announcement has been made
of the marriage of Miss leila
Faye Howell and Larry Todd
Caudill, which took place Novem-
Der % at North Wilkesboro. Fol-
lowing a short honeymoon in
Eastern N. c., they are now max
ing their home in West Jefferson.
The bride, who is the attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Coy
Howell, of West Jefferson, was
married in white and her flow
ers were red rosebuds showered
with baby's breath.
The groom, a son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Caudill, of
Smethport, recently received his
honorable discharge from the u.
S. Army, after serving for, more
than four years in the European
Theatre Of Operations.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-12-13

Laurin, and a Christmas story,
given by Mrs. J. A. Reeves, Mrs.
j. K. Hunter was elected secre-
tary, upon the resignation of
Mrs. Ed D. Barr.
After the program, the hostess,
assisted by her mother, Mrs. w.
B. Tugman, served delicious re-
freshments to the group, carrying
out the Christmas motif.
Two visitors, Mrs. Glenn Gray
beal and Miss Doris Whitesides
were present.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-12-13

Jimmy Wilkins visited in
Wilkesboro this week end.
Miss Polly Johnson visited
friends and relatives here this
past week end.
Mrs. Auto Bare, of Whisper,
Idaho, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Jasper Bare, OF
Glendale Springs, left Monday
for her home.
Mrs. Lola Firestone, of jack
sonville, Fla, is spending some
time with her mother, Mrs. Jas
per Bare.
Mrs. Edna Black and Mrs. Ar
Gle Miller, of Kannapolis, spent
the week end with Mrs. Gene
Craven.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Church are
spending the winter in Concord
with their son and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Phillips visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
F. Church, recently.
The Rev. John S. Jordan Off
ciated at the wedding of his
brother, 1t. William M. Jordan,
Jr.. and Miss Loueasa Cakes
Johnson, which took place Sat
urday at Mt. Airy. Mrs. Jordan
also attended and was brides
maid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Walker
are now visiting friends and rel
atives in the county. MIR. Walk
er recently received his honor
orable discharge from the army.
Miss Irene Krider, of Todd, is
now visiting in Richmond, Calf.
She will be accompanied home
by her sister-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Perkins
are now living in Detroit, where
MIR. Perkins is employed.
Mr.. Carl Atwood, of Scottvi1le,
is now employed in Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. E. E. Garbee and children,
,eof Boone, visited friends here,
saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox Johnston,
of Creston, were visitors here on
Monday.
Petty Officer Jack Pruett, of
Bluefield, W. Va, spent the week
end with his sister, Mrs. Clinton
Goodman and Mr.. Goodman. He
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-12-13
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. James Krider, of
Richmond, Calf, have announc-
ed the birth of an eight-pound
baby girl, Faith Emilene, on No
vember> 4. She is the grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. v. B.
Krider. of Todd.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-12-13
The Rev. Louis J. Yelanjian
Speaks To w. J. WOman's Club

bers enjoyed a buffet supper
served from the beautifully ap-
pointed Christmas table. Effec-
tive decorations throughout the
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-12-13

were sung by the group. MIS-
Elite Holmes assisted her sister,
Mrs. Porter, in serving and Mr.
L. B. Tyson poured coffee.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-12-13

lower floor also added to the
festivity of the occasion. During
the social hour, gifts were dis
tributed and Christmas Carols
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
8olt
III 8riteu-5one

Montgomerps @auptQnartier. -
Sin @ertreter Oes britii1en @aupt-
quarters teiIte nit Dab sit Ser @ie-
Oererrihtung oeS oeutl6en 8olt- uno
SplepbpnoerfebrS in Ser britiiden
Gone bereitS Elm gutter 6ortifritt err
3ie6lt moroen lei, bis ieBt a6er nod
feline &erein6arun9 inter Den Il-
liierteu porliege, Sen NnidlnB oieies
8erfe6rs in gan3 DeutidlanO Our6-
5ufiibren. Ger 9ffi8ier iagte, oaB
Iid an 1. Sui ser 8riefOerfebr ii6er
Die gan5e 6ritiid)e Bone erItreden
meroe uno OoB idon iebt einige grie-
fe b%ef0r0ert meroen.
Ser &oltoienlt miro bon 0ent-
ifen beiorgt. Ser gemobnliGe 81
oiliit bari mir 8pitfarten 6enltben.
0er SeIep6onoienit arbeitet 6ereitS
in alien britliden @e6ieterL lit aber
auf sic oeutihen @efmaltungs6eam-
ten 6eifrGnft.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
Neuer Soften
fnr 5te9ermalo

@iesbaoen. - Bropin3 : 8eripal-
turgen lin0 iest in iamtliden Don
amerifaniIden Iruppen 6elebten 30
men 9eutidplanos geifnifen woroen,
nit aaeiniger Ausnobme BON Wiirt-
tem6era, ipie bon @eneral 9eperS
Sauptquartier ser 12. Armeegrltppe
befanntgpge6en muroe. MuBeroem
iino audi 496 Militdrgeribte per-
i1ieoener SnItan5en eingeri1tet NOR
ben.
Dberit 90. s. 9eters aus &nor-
billie, genn., erfl1rte, Bob Die Gr-
nennung bon 3iuilbeamten gu per
antmortlifen 9oiten raide Sort
i6ritte modt. Inter ibnen befin-
Sen Ii6 Oiele befouirte Berionli6fei-
ten oes oifentli6en RebenS aus Der
8orbitIer 3eit. giner Don Oieien
lit aoam Stegermalo, ebemaliger
preuBiiher MiniIterpraiioent unO
goriitenoer oes 6riitliden @eperf-
I6aftS6unoeS or muroe gum &egie.
ralngaprGiioenten bon 0Sainiranfen
ernannt.
Or. Sermann Seimerid, Ser ebf-
malige io3ialoemofratiide Gberbiir-
Qermeiiter bon &ameln, mur6f gum
SberprGlioenten Der @eltmarf err
nannt, uno Or. 5rieori6 Sdqffer,
ebemalieer baberii6er Miniiter uno
Mitglie0 ser 8aperilhen 8olfspar=
tel gum Miniiterpraiioenten 8a-
Derns. Gin Or. Brill (oifenbar ser
50i. Sermann Brill, ebemaliger Mi=
NATURALIZATION uno Mitglieo 0es
tbiiringii6en @anotages un0 @nge-
b0riger Der unabb1ngigen Sooialoe-
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
Mufbau
1ehr iNwieri9

@oibineton. - Die 8reiie i'm be.
freitqn SoaonO qfbt ibrem ber5liden
Gonf fiir Die @rloiung non ale benz
Qei0en AlsOruf, 0n8 tbr QanO 0ur6-
gemadt bat, aber 5uglei6 1T lie audi
niidtprn ultO flar in Ser @inlddBung
ser ldpieriqen 3ufunft, Die Gene
r~ationen bon 9ol1noern DOR Ni6 bd-
ben.
Gin 3eitung ibreibt 3. g. ,,Sn ser
8ergongenbeit baben @e~nerationen
BON S~oadnoeren es in Ifaperer glr-
belt fertiggebradt, unier &ano
Stiid fiir StiiG 81 DEM gu MADDEN,
mas es i6lieBli6 muroe, mo iebt
Iie6t lif sic ge~genmdrtige @enera-
ton uno 0ie, sic nod uns fommen
miro, Ger gleiden Iuigabe 9egen-
iiber - MIR unter unglau6ljf
I6mierigen ~l1mltGnOen. Aae periOn-
li6en Sntereile mer0en binter Dem
einen 3iel 3uriifgeitelt nerOen mill
len, unier Qano mieoer a%uT5ubauen.
@ir marfn einmal iebr reid lnO un-
Ter Neihtum oeridaffte inherent
fleinen 2an0e Ieine SteIlung in Der
8elt. Sebt aber iin0 mir arm an
moterieaen @erten, uber nniere
geiltigen @erte, uniere @%riabrung
uno uniere 5iiftiqfeit limo uns ge-
6lie6en. @ir iino nod imrner fGbig,
gu or6eiten, uno menn mir audi 0aSlt
min ns di1O, meroen sic Ni1tge
I6lieBl;6 idon Sen ridtigen Serlauf
nebmen.
y@ir milien, SAB mir auF oie ltu-
terItiiBultg unlerer Maiierten red-
men fonnen, o6er poroerbano miiiien
mir crit ejnmal ollein ans @erf ge-
ZEN, un0 man6 cine WaBna6mte oie
getroffen mer0en mlB, miro pielen
SoIldnoern ieltiam erifeinen. Sir
oiele Don unS beoe1tten nGmlid Die
SSs0eole Ser 6reibeit un0 8efreiung
nihts onoeres ols 0ie Miidfebr 5u
ben Observation-Disclosures Dor Dem 10.
Mai 1910. @ber Die ge9enmartigen
8erb1ltniiie unterI6eioen iih bon oe-
men Dor fiinf Sobren 10 itarf, oaB
mir sic Brobleme, 0enen mir uns ge-
9eniiberieben, ouf iebr anoere art
lolen miiiien .."
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
yaps1tcbcroabc in
90 Gaecm mtSaliA

@oi6inaton - 9[ba. Cannon o.,
Mo.) erfldrte omerifanii6e Mili.
tdrs ieien Ser GnIiAt, ooB Sapon
inter ltlnitdnoen oieGei6t innerbaIb
neun8ig 9ogen fapitulieren ueroe.
@enn nidt, iebte Cannon bin3u,
fperoen Die Ser. Staten lid bieQei6t
oorauf enti6eioen, einen lungen
3crmiirbunqs- lin0 @us6ungerungs.
frieg geaen Sen paaifiiden Seine 5u
iiiRren itott einen lofortigen 5ront.
Gilgriff 5u unternebmen. Cannon,
scr &~oriibenoe Sec 8epiaigun s..
fomitees Der &omgaer, mobte oiele
&euBeritngen Dor Ser Gatnmer.
,.G5 1T sic Nieinltng Ser @,litGr,
I, D5'fen", erfiar..e Il, ooB Sopar
Gin bon 5ms:: &uricn befnIqea
miro
gntueoer pir> So. al inne -51tb
Ser ndditen nern3ig Gage fapitulie-
rem; ODER Der &rieg miro BON LANCER
Gauer iein elm 3ermiir6ungs-
frieg".
Sn oieiem Ietteren Sal, fubr er
fort, tpiiroen Die MQiierten Dor Der
8obl iteben, entipeoer ,einen 6ront-
angriff 81 unternebmen ooer
ibre (oer Sopaner) YoIitionen gu
iiolieren, lie aus5ubungern uno
alis5nbomben. bis mir Den Rrieg
longiam aber iider - obne 8erIuIt
elmer betrddtliden 3abl bon Men-
idenle6en - our6 3ermiirbung ge-
uinnen miiroen." Ger lettere alirs,
iebte er 6in8u, ,ideint bon ben mi.
litariiden geb0roen sur annabme
erpogen 81 tperoen."
Gin 3ermiir6ungsfrieg, mie Gan.
non i'm i'm Sinne bate, piiroe pabr-
i6einlid groBenteils Don See ulto
2uftItreitfraften gcfiibrt merSen nno
.mutmaBliI oblle Ginlat GROCER
2anobeere IN foit'pIeligen 2%anoungs.
operationen.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
Wtd@te leiuenl
Ser5en Suit

Sauptquortier ser 10. Nrmee-
@ruppe, GeutihIonO. Amerifaui-
idJe Sffi5iere erfldrten &eidmur-
ihaa @0ring babe ibnen geiogt, Dab
Sitler ben Soplnern ole Oeutiden
Gntmiirie iiir 0en S1ser nit Riid-
itoBantrie6 iiberge6en bal, Oie per
II . Boot mad, Snpdn ge6rodt lprr.
ben; ooB Ieltti6IoHO plurite, SslanO
iino ole Nl5oren git beiesen; Dab er
ieIbit 9itler pergeblih anriet, 81
broItar einyunebmen; 0oB Die oaiier.
te 9uitmadt Sen @rfoIg Der Snpa-
lion iideritelte lirpo er iber sic Qei-
itungen Ser omeritoniiden Bang
itrefeniGger ,eritount" eeiueien lei;
oob @itIer ~onor0nete, ben ypoufom-
menen" 0eutiden Sdger NIT Hiid-
itoBantrieb in einen Bomber liml5u.
ipofoeln, un0 0oB Sic in Sbrenl
2lftfrieg einen 9roBen Bunoesge-
molten in Sitter batten."
Sm @auf ser @ernebmungen, sic
inebr Aniidten als Eotiaden gu "a
ge f0roertPn, gnb ser ebemolige
gbef ser oeutiden @uftwuffe leinem
unelailben Ausorlid, bob &uBlunO
es iid leilten f0nne, in Den &rieg &c.
gen Sopon ein5utreten, obne ieine
Nadfriegs- 8irtidaitslo9e gu ge-
fdbroen. ilte6er oie NiifltoB : Slug
oeuee, 0eren Pl1ne Oen Sopanern
gegeben muroen. ingte @oring: IS
lit Elm GROCER unteri6ie0, iih cine
8laupauie an3uieben un0 in Der So
ge gu iein, ettpas oomit ait5ufangen."
@0ring iou geingt baben, DOB iol.
gen0e 6nftoren gu 0eutld,lanos 9ties
oerlnge beigetragen bo6en: 9itlerS
llnfenntnis i'm @ebrnu6 Der Suit
matt; Die lln3uDerlGBigfeit Der Stu
liener i'm Mittleneer; Ole Uerbeeren-
De Rruft ser unierifaniihen Sang
Itredenbomber unO 0ie angemeine
lle~berIegenbeit Der britiihPn Blotte
in ben eurpp. @emdiiern. Die 9eut-
iden bo6en nod Dem Sail 6ranf-
reifs @roB6ritannien nidt ougegrii-
len, ga Die oeutide Mnrine niht ge-
niigenO Sfiffsrorm batte, cine nur
lin3ureidenOe 3abl bon 2onOungs-
booten CUR @erfiigung itanO unO Ole
britti6e Some GSleet gefiirdet muroe.
@r CAB ser Mnlift AusOrud, OuB Die
Snpolion gelungen mare, iobolo nur
elm 8riidenfopf erri6tet morOen ND.
re, 90 ole 8riten 0amals ni6t ge-
niigeno Bomber batten,
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
3nms Mntcrimdbt
HartfcrNs Stcmcrn

@aibinoton - 8oriiber 9ougbtnn
pom Mittel- unio @ege . AuSi6nB
oes Sauies teilte nit 6aB er cine
griinolid)e llnteriudung Der Steu-
ereinqobe BON Sobn Sortforo fir
ooS Sabr 1912 o~ngeoronet babe,
tpeil Sartforo $t96, 900, ole er Git
OFT &ooieOelt gelieben babe, ols
.ltnfoiiierbore Sduloen" obge3ogen
bat. Eie llnteriudung miro BON 60
lin Stnm, Dem Gbef Ser Steuererper-
ten 5es Gongreiies, uorgenommen
tper6en.
Ger S1ritt erfolgte nod elmer
aonferen5 nit oem &emlblifaner
&nution BON Winnelota, Ser Dor
idlagen mill, BOB elliott 9fooieOelt
uno So6m &nrtfor0, Ser Yrdiiopnt
Der @&8, Dor Sen 9lusl6uB gelaoen
tperoen ioaen, INN iiber Die pielbe-
iprodene Sinan5transaftion Plus
funft 81 ge6en. uGas 8ublifum
iollte nit leinem llrteil 8uriidbal-
ten, biz Sic Satiafen FLAIR porlie-
gen, iagte &nntion.
8efanntli6 lit Der bon Sartforo
beanipruhe Steuerab3ug bonn
Sdabamt beanitanoet, ober nod nidt
erleOigt mor6en.
Ser SausausiduB fir @ittel uno
@ege wia nun Stams 8eridt a6-
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22

martel1, e6e meitere Sdritte unter.
nommen meroen. Ole llnteriu6unJ
0iirfte 10 Gage 0oliern.
Ger gan5e Soil gebt ollf Die on.
fdngs letter 8ofe erfolgte @nt-
biiaung 3uriid, oaB elliott &ooie-
pelt I'M Sabre 1889 BON @urtforo
cine Anleibe oon 100000 erbulten
6atte, nm iein Observation-Disclosures
III Geros 81 iinan3ieren, ms Die
gauge SdulO ipater nit $4,000 be.
glihen bat.
elimination, Gel. - Ap8 Sen
bieiigen @eridtsaften gebt berpor,
Dab elliott 8ooiepeIt BEL ser 9iqui-
0ierung ieiner inn Sabre 1889 ge-
6iloeten &%unofunf : @eleaidoft oie
Glnnme bon $33,43S erbolten 6ot.
Gr 6eioB 1000 ser o~usItebenNen OFF
tien uno nor Ser gr0Bte afticnGr
oeS l1nternebmens, Dos elm Sobr
uo6 Der @riinoung ins 8anfcrott-
b~erfabren fam. Gr lelblt botte 0os
Gerfobren nidt beontragt, ooer oie
nnoeren @ftiondre butten es Der.
langt, Inn lire Snterelien 81 l1iiben.
SIN gar3en famen gum SAIllB $93..
500 an 10 @ftionGre 5ur 8erteilung.
$4,000 erbielt Die Nep 0rofer Mn-
naltsIirma 8reeo, abbott & Mor.
qa1l.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
7lntisSaiAiitcns4,arte
In Dad,aM ~creaniiiert

0ahau = Su oieier Stoot Don
10000 Ginmobnern lit cine neue
Ynrtei qebiIoet moroen, sic iid .,An-
ii 6aIdiitpn Bdrtei bon 0eutidlono"
nennt mo mabrldeinlih oie erite po-
litiihe Bartei lit, Die BON oen 8ebor-
Sen in ser anlerifaniihen Offupati-
on35one gebilligt muroe. CYRUS
g6erle, ser 6iihrer ser 8ortei. err
fldrte, oaB lie 40OOrM its4ieoer babe.
Gopt. Maleolm 8enoia. Ser Militdr-
gQuuprnelis Ser Staot, bat sic Bill
0un9 ser 8artei erlallbt, iad0em
ibm qm,9. Miai oaS @eiu6 unter-
6reitet Dor0en mar.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
Sl6e9cn
nnO 9euti6en

@uibington - Sn 8eonttDortung
5oblreiher Anfragen bon ben Der-
ifieoenen lofalen uno regionolen
Notionalfomitees uno 8ermaltungs-
fommiilionen teilt oas tideHoilopa-
ide SnnenminiIterium nit, oaB Die
gegen Die 9eutifen in Der Sihedo-
iIotpofei ergriffenen WaBnabmen
auf foIgenoe BerIonen feline &ntpea-
Sung linden:
/. Gieienigen, oie in5uiiben aug
Nooi : &on8entrationslagern uno
No3i : @efdngniiipn beimgefe6rt
limb, iofern lie infolge politii6er ODER
ioaioler 8erfolgung in oiele gefuor-
fen Doroen tparen.
2. Dieienigen, 6ie nndmeiien fon-
men, ooB iie ser INSTRUMENTATION
Station inn &f gegen ben No3io-
noIio3iolismuS aftio gebolfen boben.
8. gae @rbeiter uno angeiteQten,
Die fir Die 8etriebsfortfiibrung in
pripoten unterhebmen nnentbebrlid
iin0.
8ie Ser Yrager 8unofunf in 3u-
.Iommenbang nit Ser 8efannt5n6e
oieier @nfiinoigung mitteilt, peroe.t
oae 9ationolfomitees, 8ermaltungs.
fommiiiionen, siderbeitsbeboroen
uno anoeren Srgone Der 8ermaltunJ
'oas 2eben uno Gigentum aaer Die.
fer BerIonen idiisen.
@ns 6ie un5uberldiiigen oeutiden
@lemente in Ser 9i9e6oilonafei an
belangt 10 iino Die 8e3irfsoermal-
t~ungsfommiiiionen I'M @ren5gebiet
in3miiden uufgeforoert mOroel, be-
lon6ere 9ieoIungsausidiiie sin3u-
Ieten, Ole Sen BEL ben proDin3lallen
Notionalfomitees erri9teten Sonhsr-
fommiiiionen fir Ole 8eiieOlung Der
@ren3gebiete 6ariiber 8erlht eritat-
ten, mieoiele tlde6ii6e 5ie0ler in
Der betrefefnoen @egen ~benOtigt iuer-
ben uno mie tueit oieie @e5enOen
BON mnerldBliAen Berionen heDobnt
iino. Dieie Sieolungsausid)iiiie fol.
len ferner beri6ten, tpieulel Yerio-
men benotigt meroen, UNI sen Yeiis
BON M~usldnoern ooer 4ollabprntio.
niIten gu iibernebmen uno 81 Oer-
molten, unb miepiele tidediihe 6ad-
arbeiter fir Snouitriebetriebe uno
2anomirtidnft gebraldt meroen.
Ser britiihe &unofunf erflarte
unteroeiien, Dab Die engliide &e-
gierung ,,3par Sen Yldnen Der
Gide6oilomafei in 8e3ug auf oos
Suoetenlano giinitig seeenii6eritebt.
nber 5ugleid Den Stanopunft ber-
tritt, DAB ieoe Bbaie oieies Bro-
blems, Die tpeientlide 8eDolferunas-
peridiebungen CUR Solge baben mir
oe, nift nur Die Gi6e6oilomatei al
lein betrifft, ionoern Nadfriegsfra-
gen in Geutihlano un0 anoerswo
gleidermaiien beinfluiien piiroe."
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22

mofrotiifen Bprtei), ser bis Dor Elm
2aor @ocben I'M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BON 8u6enmaloe lab, murOe gum
omtsfiibrenoen M}inilterprditoenten
11biringens ernannt, uno Or. Sans
8reoop gum Gberprait0enten bon
9slien Noiian.
(Gr. 8reootp, iebt &C Sabre alt, lit
ser befnnnte &unofmfpionier, Der
BON 1910 bis 1926 StaotSlefretGr
lin &eidspoitminiiterium mar nnO
ais iolder sen oeuti6en &unOfunf
unO 0ie Reidsrunofuuf : @eieai6ait
griin0ete.)
8eters erflGrte, ooB in Sen unite
rem Stufen 5. b. aommunaloermaIt-
ungen mo areiien, Die @rnennuugen
fuIt D~oQItdn0ig lin0.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
DcriAcbsn cine million
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1881 erflGrte, Bob ii6er 100000
3otionierun9smarfen aug oem
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tporoen iin6 lino bieIigen Sdleid-
bdnolern perfouft tparoen iino.
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imqeiGbr 100000 900 @unfte mert
Iinb, tpur6en bon oeniel6en 2euten
bierber gebradt, pelde 20,000,O00
gef6lidte rote Hationierungsmarfen
in 0ieiem Seile oes 2onoes perfanf-
ten uno lie %onnaberno 200 S1no.
Tern fir etma Sen glei6en Hreis per-
fauften, nGmlid 1c per Yltnft.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
8etriiblidle Satiadle

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Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
Ritlcrs S~tcmcriAnINcft
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idaen Jinan3amtes bon Baiooeno,
Cali. erfldrt, ieine &ederdeure bot
ten aften gefunoen, aus oenen gu
entnebmen lit Bob SitIer i'm Sabre
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riidltdnoigen Steuern iduloig mar.
Seine Steuerueri6reibung benegte
ii9 5rDiiden 10000 uno 10000 i'm
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oann entifpieoen, Der ,,5iibrer" ioate
ni6t Steuer 5abIen miiien, uno fig
te ben gun5en 8etrag.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
GAVE HEROIC SERVICE

"These dogs have rendered
valuable and heroic service i.
on every fighting front I'm all
parts of the world and have
saved the lives of thousands Of
our men in the armed forces.
Through their intelligence and
bravery, they have aided our
forces In taking many positions
with n small loss of life.
Many of the dogs have been
cited for gallantry in action.
Many of the dogs that have
been trained for war service
have been honorably discharged
and returned TO their original
owners and, where their own
ers cannot he located, they were
sold to responsible persons.
There Is n very extensive
practice I'm the laboratories of
many Of the hospitals of the
United States, known as vivi-
section.
"Vivisection Is the barbarous
practice OF cutting, burning,
poisoning, starving, crushing or
internally mutilating any de-
fenseless dumb animal that can
he handled In a laboratory and
the practice Is confined almost
exclusively TO dogs and without
anesthetic being administered"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11

on viviSecton torture tables,
American Legion posts are TAX
ing that position throughout the
country, post officials have advised
James p. Briggs, president OF the
National Society for the Humane
Regulation Of NNisection.
AT least one American Legion
department. that of Maryland, has
officially adopted strong resolu-
tions calling for full protection tc
the heroic war dogs. now that
their valiant military service Is
ending.
Maryland Legion action assures
that the tight 10 safeguard the
fearless four-footed veterans OF
wars most dangerous patrols from
the cruelties OF viVisection Will be
carried 10 the national convention
of the American Legion IN No
NembeT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
DOGS ENDANGERED

Legion resolutions warn that
there is great danger that de-
modified war dogs may be stolen
and sold 10 vivisection labora-
tories. where they would be sub
'mitted TO extreme barbarltles.
Legislation is called for that
would impose severe fines or i'm
prisonment, or both, on any per
son committing inhumane acts
against the courageous survivors
of the K-9 Corps.
Mahool-PottS Post No. . OF
Baltimore initiated the resolution
adopted by the departmental con-
vention of that state. A. Gordon
Webster Post No. $50 of Ozone
Park. N. Y, has submitted a
similar resolution to the New
York department.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11
K-s CORPS HONORED

The Maryland departmental
resolution, in addition 10 calling
for protective legislation, pays
honor 10 the fighters Of the Ks
Corps, and expresses the gratitude
af=ihe aEnaea-feFees es=faF2thei,
brave service. The resolution, in
part. reads as follows:
THE u. s. Army, Marine
Corps and Coast Guard have,
since early In 1912, been train
ing dogs for war service. as
sentry dogs, casualty dogs, at.
tack dogs, mine dogs, pack
dogs, sledge dogs, messenger
dogs and scout dogs.
approximately 10000 dogs
have been trained for the fore
going services since the incep-
tion of training md about $500
dogs recently were still In train
H.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11

Whip out that little blue box of
Ex-Lax, Sailor, and you'll get the
keys to the island! People every
where have such a friendly feeling
for Ex-Lax! Not only because it
tastes SO good-just like fine choco-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-11

late-but because it acts good. tool
Effectively - but gently! Not too
strong, not too mild, Ex-Lax is the
Happy Medium" laxative! AS a
precaution use only as directed.
10e and 25e sizes at all druggists.