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Evening star., 1945-03-06
ANSWERS AND SUGGESTIONS.
(Thanks to Mrs. w. r. B.,
WASHINGTON.

Washington
Here are several answers to re-
quests and a suggestion or two. For
condensed miik-In addition to the
excellent recipes already submitted,
here are some ideas: My recipe for
ice cream is very good without any
cream. Make a cuStard with about
12 pints of milk and 2 or 3 eggs,
no sugar. When it has thickened,
remove from the stove and add the
flavoring-vanilla, crushed fruit or
whatever you choose. Then stir in
condensed milk until the mixture
Is the desired sweetness.
Use condensed milk instead of
cream or milk in butter cake FROST
ing for an extra creamy rich con-
sistency
Condensed milk makes a lovely
glazing for pies, spread thin on the
crust before baking.
Worn Shirts-How many Of you
know that replacement collars and
cuffs, made up ready to sew on, can
be purchased to renew white shirts?
I renew the life of shirts by replac-
ing them at least once. Shirts can
be made to last two or three times
as long, and look fresh, too
Butter Margarine MiX-I would
like to underScore the comment
submitted on this spread. Instead
of half and half, I have used y
pound butter to pound margarine
and found it good. One further
ggeStion-alWayS get the best
quality margarine, for there is a
difference in the flavor and texture.
We have used this spread exclusive
ly for some time and scarcely notice
the butter shortage.
Cream Soups seldom buy canned
condensed soups, because 1t Is so
easy to make them from odds and
ends. For instance, spinach STEMS
saved and cooked separately. can
be made into a good puree with any
left over water from the spinach.
Celery leaves and trimmings, alone
or in combination with potatoes or
carrots, make another good bass.
Leftover" Cooking-WhenI start
ed keeping house I felt that I had
to shop every day and plan new
menus. Now l shop once or twice a
week and plan each meal by sur
vey of the refrigerator. Leftover
cooking becomes more interesting as
you experiment with it and need
never seem dull with the infinite
variety of ways to combine foods.
I have come to the conclusion that
some of the most intriguing French
recipes started with an odd asSort-
ment of this and that" It's fun
to try.
Evening star., 1945-03-06

Here's novel idea in dainty but
practical aprons. Very simple and
inexpensive to make.
Pattern envelope contains COM
plete easy-to-read and easy-to-fol-
low directions for the above.
Our 60-page multicolored book of
needle arts, containing five free pat
terms and many other suggestions
for dressing up your home and your
self, is now available Send your
request for this book to the address
listed below, inclosing 20 cents in
coins to cover the cost of mailing
charges.
Send Is cents (coin) for pattern
No. R2223 to Needle Arts Dept, The
Washington Star, P. o. Box 172,
Station D, New York 8, N. Y. Please
include your postal zone number.
Evening star., 1945-03-06
(ThankS to Mrs. J. F. B.,

In reply to the request of Mrs
E. H. w. Riverdale, Nd, for ways
Of packing and shipping fudge over
seas. An aunt of mine has sent
fudge overseas for the past three
years. The boys who have received
it say 1t is as fresh as can be. MY
brother said in a letter from Leyte
1T was so good, and just as if il
ha6 been made yesterday" Her
method is to seal each piece in
paraftin, wrap each piece in wax
paper and pack in a tin bucket. !
imagine the candy would keep just
about as well in a box, but 1 can't be
sure Of that. The boys look forward
to their bucket of fudge"
Evening star., 1945-03-06


Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those of The Star, and as it is
obviously impossible for us to
test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility
for them.
Betsy CasaceH
Evening star., 1945-03-06
CLEANING RUG.

(ThankS to Mrs. E. P, Washington J
I would like to make a suggestion
to Mrs. G. H. NJ. in regards TO
cleaning her rug with a broom. |
have found if you sprinkle little
salt over the rug and sweep thor
oughly you will find your rug a lot
cleaner.
Evening star., 1945-03-06
FUDGE FOR OVERSEAS;
LAZY DAISY CAKE.
(ThankS to Mrs. L. E. S.
WQShin0tOn.

.
I have packed fudge many times
to send overseas to my husband and
he said it was just as fresh when
he received it as if it had just
been made. I used a round tin box
with a tight cover and lined it with
wax paper which I creased lightly.
Then, when the fudge was beaten
and ready to pour into the pan,
poured it right into the tin box.
marked it in squares, put more wax
paper on top enough to take up
any slack space Left and put the
lid on tight. Scotch tape around
the lid Of the box also helps. but is
not necessary. Pack box in COR
Evening star., 1945-03-06
MORE YARN PLEASE?

REQUESTED By Mrs, /. B., Arlington. J
I am another who reads and en-
joys this section, as well as other
parts of The Star, which is by far
the best paper in the land, in my
estimation!
Like many others, I am making
an afghan for the amputation cases
at Walter Reed Hospital, and would
appreciate it very much if any one
interested in this cause will send me
any odd lots Of yarn they have on
hand and care to donate. They may
contact me through RICH.
Evening star., 1945-03-06
DESSERT RECIPES.
(ThdnkS to Mrs. J. r. T.,
a ArIiunfo1y

tIhdnhS 10 mrs. j. II. T.,
Arlington.)
First, I'd like to say that the
recipe that Mrs. C. F. L., Washing
ton, sent in for ham steak was about
the best ham dish I have ever
tasted.
Now I would like to submit 2 of
my favorite recipes.
Lemon Cake Pudding - One
fourth cup flour. ! cup sugar. 4
1 teaspoon salt, grated rind of l
/ lemon, Il cup lemon juice, 2 eggs,
l cup milk.
Sift flour, sugar and salt together
into mixing bowl. Stir in grated
lemon Tind and lemon juice. Beat
egg yolks until light add milk and
stir into -four mixture. Mix we'll.
Fold in the stiffly- beaten egg whites.
Pour into buttered 8-inch baking
dish and set in pan of hot water.
Bake IS to 40 minutes at $50 de-
grees. Serve plain or with whipped
cream. (This is particularly nice
dessert for heavy mealO
Festive Walnut Cake-Two cups
cake flour, y teaspoon salt, 21a tea.
spoons baking powder, y cup short
ening, IL cups sugar, 2 eggs, % cup
milk, teaspoon lemon juice, 70 cup
Imaraschino sirup drained from
cherries. / bottle (5-ounce) mara
schino cherries (save out 81, p cup
chopped Walnuts; also extra nuts for
icing.
Sift flour, salt and baking powder
twice. Cream shortening and sugar,
stir in egg yolks. Add liquids and
dry ingredients, alternately. to
creamed mixture Fold in stiff1y-
beaten egg whites Add chopped
cherries Gfoured) to half of butter
and add chopped nuts and ls tea
spoon salt to other half. Bake in
2 (8inch) Toured pans 25 minutes
at 375 degrees. Frost with 7-min-
/ ute frosting or any boiled white
fluffy icing and decorate with cher
ries and walnutS in this manner:
Make a line of halved walnutS across
the cake and down both sides; then
another line to cross that one. Split
cherries into petal-form and put
one in each separated quarter and
one in the center at the cross.
oOGGEo IlONS AMI REQUESTS.
| (ThafkS to Mrs. B. F. S.,
4 Wdshington.J
Some time ago a reader called for
ideas for boys bedroom. Buy a
kit of floureScent paper from any
hobby department and cut out stars,
crescent paper, crescent moon and
scores of airpianes. Paste these on
the ceiling and they will amuse
until their eyes are closed.
Also, though / didn't see the orig
inal letter, some mother asks about
eggs for her baby. My advice is
to ask your doctor. Some children
are allergic to eggs and can't eat
them in any form. My own son
couldn't till he was 4.
j Still another wanted cake recipe
similar to pound cake. This cake.
long favorite with us, has the
texture and flrmness of a pound
cake, but is much lighter.
Sand Cake-One cup shortening.
IL cups sugar, 5 eggs, q cup corn
starch, cup pastry flour, Is tea
spoon salt, teaspoon baking pow
| der, "a cup water, teaspoon vanilla
/ or lemon extract.
Beat shortening and sugar to-
Evening star., 1945-03-06
ITALIAN SPAGHETTI2

IheQueSted by MIS-. c. c. K,
Pana, H.
Perhaps some of the readers could
supply me with good recipe for
Italian spaghetti.
I haven't been one of your readers
very long, but surely enjoy RCH.
Now that have left Washington, /
am going to subscribe to The Eve
ming Star by mail for a while.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

FpIklEP- P-Mithisso. - IA 3S31
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
War Frauds Aide
Invited TO Japan

A. Stewart Kerr Detroit war
frauds investigator, is considering
a request that he go 10 Japan and
assist in gathering evidence End
prosecuting Jap war lords, he re-
yealed today.
Kerr received the invitation
from John DarSey. department of
Justice employe named by the
u. s attorney general 10 repre-
sent him personally at the coming
trials.
The Detroiter became director
OF the local-war frauds office in
July, l943, and since has obtained
between - and 20 indictments. lie
lives at 1918 Morang with his
wife and two Children.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

I FENkEl l-FsnksIi- Dexter JS 2-OiOS y
Open C.IS Ladies Dish
Sight Desperate Journey" Irroi Flvnn.
Lite Begins Al $50" with Ida Lupno
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
BOB HOPE
.COMMUNQUES

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Laurel outlook., 1945-03-14

shot down &c Jap planes and feel
very unhappy about the fact that
there just are not any more Nips
around the Philippines to shoot
down.
Because of Sergeant Freund's
work and that of the other crew
pilots of the Fifth Fighter
Commands 475th Fighter Group
were able to fly planes kept in per-
feet shape and responded with 166
Jap planes shot from the skies in
less than two months of aerial COM
bat in the Philippines. Since he
the group in the middle of
1913, the 475th has destroyed we'll
over 500 Nip planes in the air and
many on the ground.
Pvt. Clarence Frank, son of Mr..
and Mrs. C. H. Frank, is now at
Laurel outlook., 1945-03-14

the return trip somewhat slow.
After playing touch and go with
the deep blue Pacific, we finally
reached home after II hours and
40 minutes of continuous flying. 1t
is the longest combat flight made
SO far.
The general met us and c~ongratu-
lated our pilot, Lieutenant Tuition.
1t was considered quite a feat. l
know | was plenty happy to see
land.
All this has been released to the
newspapers. l thought you might
like to read it first, so that is why
We can tell about it.
We didn't fly our own plane, but
flew the "Goin' jessie" If you
ever see anything about such an
airplane you should take a second
look.
Laurel outlook., 1945-03-14

Camp Roberts, Calf, the Outlook
has been advised.
Lieut.. Bert A. Sherrow, Marianas,
Feb. 81, to Mr.. and Mrs. B. A.
Sherrow:
l thought maybe you would like
to know how things are going. That
busy day l spoke of in my last let
ter can now be somewhat elab-
Grated:
We were on our first mission to
the Japanese empire. 1t was a
nice trip all the way, except that
while we were still a few miles
from Japan we lost an engine. We
decided to go on in, which we did
and dropped our bombs on a coastal
city. Then we turned and high
tailed for home.
Having only three engines made
Laurel outlook., 1945-03-14
Letters From
Our Boys
and Girls

Public relations, Fifth Air Force,
Philippines:
Technical Sgt. Theodore R. Freund
Of Laurel, Mont, is on his way back
to the United States after three
years service with the Fifth Air
Force Fighter Command in the
Southwest Pacific and the Philip
pines.
Sergeant Freund's most recent
duty was that of crew chief for
Col. Charles H. Macdonald, current
leading army ace in the Pacific. The
Colonel and his "Putt Putt Maru,"
as his P-3S Lightning is called, have
Laurel outlook., 1945-03-14

Our engineer and pilot certainly
did a wonderful job of conserving
fuel. All in all it was a very excit-
ing trip. You probably know what
took place that day, for the news
papers were playing up the raid a
great deal.
AS yet we have received no mail.
l hope to hear from you and maybe
receive the Outlook of the past two
months.
Cpl. Chester Herbert, France, Feb.
20, to H. E. Herbert:
l am writing this by candle light,
and a darn poor light it is.
Last night l slept between sheets,
the first since l left the States %
months ago. l admit 1 didn't sleep
very well-mosly because the bed
was too soft and too short (they
Laurel outlook., 1945-03-14

have awfully short beds in this
country. Too, it was awfully
quiet; it was the first time I'd been
Continued on Page Six
Laurel outlook., 1945-03-14

Camp Roberts, Calf, the Outlook
has been advised.
Laurel outlook., 1945-03-14

A fresh navy dress touched with
crisp lingerie trim. From our col
lection of colorful prints, soft pas
tells, checks. Misses, women.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16

meroen, ga BORT pom 8~6lferbun0
sic Re0e lit mo Supnn oils Signo-
tirulndt ollsgeiAnltet mer0eu mllB.
8prneS erfl1rte, Der critic Bulltt
lei nift iebr uerid)ieoen BON elmer
abnli6en 9boniel I'M ae%Genpdrtigen
8ertraq. Inter oieiem 6oben Ole
3iirfeu oas &cdt, Die GnrhIabrt im
Rrieg 8it perbiGten ODER Die Ballu9e
DG6reno 0eS Cages ein5uld)rGnfen.
Ser StuatsiefretGr lebnte eS ob, lid
nG6er ii6er Sen Iusorud aWiohte
ont Sduor5en Meer" 81 GuBern
unS er nonnte audi feline Nlation nit
Nomen obnobl gall5 oihenii6tlid
i'll, 0aB ouS Qailo, meldeS oaS gr0Bte
SntereIie an benz B%ro9romm bot,
Sic gowietuniou lit. gr iiigte bin5u,
er bobe feline Snformation iiber bril-
tide oGer ruiiiide Boridl6ge our
Reoiiion oes &ertrages bon Won-
trellr.
Sn oipIomatiiden areiien piro
ser gori6lag oes Staatsiefretdrs
ais Elm 3ugeitdnoniS fiir &uBIono
ongeietcn, I'M before ge5iebungen
3piihen Den @ereinigten Staaten
un0 Ser Somietumion berbei5ufiibren.
8e3eidneno in oieIem 3uiommen-
bang lit, ooB feline Tormellen Ser
6anolunoen i'm @ot8 iinO, luu Ben
Sriginolpertrog 81 reuiOieren. @6en-
10 be5ei6nen0 lit aid, 0aB Die Ser
einigten Stauten millens iino, Elm
oftiper 9ortner Oes gertrags 81 per-
ben. gls Oos Gri9inoloofument I'M
ter5eiHnet milroe, batte Nmerifn MIR
einen geobohter babel.
@S mllroe ni6t a%nge0elttet, NOS
amerifo ourh oiele n~elpalte &on3ei
ion iiir Ole Somietunion 5u eepin-
men boiit. Man e%rinnert oarnrl, 0aB
crit fiir5Iid elm 3iiaeitanonis gemaft
muroe. oils ole 8ereinigten Staaten
sic lolpietoominierte nllgarilhe Ne-
gieru1g anerfannten uno elmer bull
sartiden Miiiiop Die Ginreip mad
Amerifa geitdtteten. Die 5roge mag
t%eilpeiie beantmortet mer0en ooourh,
oaB Die @ereiniqten Staoten beitrebt
Iino, Ole &uiien CUR 3eilnnbme on
Ser fern0itli9en 8eratungsfommii.
lion Al befuegen.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16

SIN gerIauf Ser Sisuns erfldrte
Director SEEING Sepmonn, bob ben
INSTRUMENTATION @eiangoereinen
inBaltimore, DIS, seriau ME ben
8ereinen in GroB.gsep Dorf, Nufbe-
bllng ibrer Steuerfreibeit or9eorobt
noroen lit. Mud. bier iino Sdritte
unternommen moroerL I'M cine &las
rilrg Ser g~teuerfrose 3u ~er5mingen,
beoei,tete 9err 9eplnann Yrdiioent
ser 8ereinigten Sdnger bon 8alti=
more.
Bolter 8oebm Br1iioent Ser Ser
einigten Singer BON 9bilaoelpbia,
for6erte cine en6giiltige SbIlune-
no6me ieitenS SeS NorOoitliden S6n-
gerbnnoas, onoererieits Die @eiobr
tclt6a6e. 6dB 0ieBereine in Benn-
fiibIert tphroen. or erfI1rte, onB bis
Der bEei bon bier5ebn 8areinen cas-
Shnbamts : &~un6ifeiben erbielten,
BON 6ettsn bereits 5ipei sic 4biidt
ibre9 Musidei6ens aus Ser Bereini-
gung nngemelbet bdtten, nnhbem 6oS
Steueramt linen nur cine 5riit Bis
3nni 10. Ropemtsr bepilligt bate.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
0uues 1iebt
&rte9s9etabr

philadelphia = Sobn Softer Gull
les eroifnete bier elne Sislln9 Oer
9pmmiilion iiir einen gere1ten mo
oouernOen 6rieoen nit elmer Ills
iprate, in lpclder er Die 8ereinten
J~tationen auiforoerte, oie nelien
6ein0e Der Meni6beit 81 bGtdmpfen
Not, Jllr1t, Seud)en uno Slito-
lerans. @r pieS oarani bin, OoB Der
AbIdluB uon Srieoens : 8ertr1gen
immer nit Sprengitoii gelu0en lei
unO for0erte Die uereInten ytationen
out sic 9r1ite 81 iammeIn, I'M iellen
sar 1rennung fiibrenOen Ginfliilien,
Sic lid bel 5rieoenSuertrdgen geltelo
MAIDEN, gu bege9nen.
Dulles, ser Yerater 0eS Staatsles
fretdrs 9prnes bel Ger lebten Walnl.
iterfonferen5 in &onoon unO gerater
Der amerifaniihen Gelegationen Der
@eltfonferen5 in Gan 6ronclseo,
fiibrte bel ser beuti9en Gerlamnl-
lung Sen 8oriib, Die ii6 nit Der
Grage befaBt, pie Die Srganilationen
fir oen @eltirieOen geiorOert nno ge'
ltGrft meroen fam.
Dulles .erfIGrte, Dup Die Notionen,
tpelde an ~oeriel6en Settle oeS Elldes
laBen, als eS golt, 9emeinlame Ylal1e
gegen Den eemeiniumen 6einO 81
au entperTen, iid beute segenleitl5
in Der 9ppoiition b%eiinoea uno fabr
tort:
u8ir 0iirfen nift 3ugeben, bob
oas gum Muiter fir Die 3ufuntt
miro, uno mir oiirfen nid)t %geltatten,
0aB mir uns oomit fiir Die 3ufnnft
feitiabren."
St iugte oea 9e.esuteuL BOP Die
Na3is uno Die iaponilAen Wtllltarl-
item Die hriitli1en Sugenoen alS per-
adtlide SdpG6en angeiebel batten,
uno ftbr tort:
.Seute miiiien Ole proteltontilden
G6riiten enger 3uiammenarbeiten.
sic miiiien nit ben &atbolifen uno
SSsuoen oeren Inii6ten iiber Die ben
unierigen gleiden, auf p~araaelen
Qinieu porge6en. @enn 8olter nnD
@ebiete berifoben Deroen, I'M ben
maatigiten Nationen nur Itrotegil1e
ODER ipirtlhaitlife 8orteile gu Der
ifaifen, oann weroen Die abmo-
dyunqen feline Dalier BADEN u1o nlht
ben 5rie0en bringen."
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
Hitlcr cnteine
Nrci 2lttcntatcm

&openbagen, Gle Bonnie, oie
in 9loolf 8itlers @egenmart am 20.
Sl1li 1914 erplooierte, beoelite,
te bereits oen oritten Ini6Iag
nitf oas 2eben Oes u6itbrerS", Ser
bon elmer groBen @ruppe BON oeut
iden Sffi5ieren ins @erf geiebt
nur0e. 60 bebal1ptet ~nenigitens ein
Oeutider 2eiitnant, Der iid ielbit ais
eirsn ser menigen 8eri6morenen
6e3eidnet, Die nod am 2eben iino.
@malo Seinri6 BON aleiit Sobn
zines pommeri6en @ut8beiiBers, err
5ablte in eirem in Miinden nit inn
fir Die l3eitung ,,8eIingife Sioenoe"
a6ge6oltenen Snteroiem oie iolgenoe
@ei6ihte:
gmport liter Sitlers itiimperbaite
Strategie, IaBten einige ser bodit-
rangigen Generate 9euti6lanos an
fdnglif Sen Blan, i'm 6loB ob3liiet.
gen, beidloilen ie6oAk i'm 81 ernlor-
Sen, ais o;r millsdriide Situation
BEL Stafingrdo I'M Sabre 1913 bolt
gefporoen mar. Sn ibren
BlGnen mar aud Die @rgreiiung ser
Serridoft i6er Die oeutide Seimots
armee borgeieben. 8eriieselte ORDERS
puroen aus9egeben fiir sic lleber-
trogung Ser 8eieblsgepolt an Sic
8eridmorer, io6alo 5itler aus DEM
gerGumt iein niiroe.
Ger erite anihlag aus &itlerS
eriolgte, 10 er3dblte b. &leiit
i'm Sriibiabr 1913. Canals mnroe
aus SitpreuBen 3u Ser GEN
tral- armeegrupre an Der SItFront
geflogen, 81 elmer &onferen3 nit
@eneraImnjor b. Sreidop, nelder
ipdter auf Die. Site oerer geist
0enen megen oeS oritten'
aui Sitler Ser 8ro5eB ge-
maft mertcn iollte.
Gin gemiiler 2eutnant b. Sdla-
.bernoorif ser gum Sduse Sitlers
BEL oieiem SItfrontbelud fommnn.
bert woroen mar. plucierte cine 3eit-
i'm Nlua5eug Ses 6iibrers, Die
llf DEM &iidflue bate erplooieren
ME p. &leiit peiter er5dbIt.
SrGsiSetmas an Dem M,6nnismuS
iu%nftionierte niht ridtig, unO Sitter
iider in ieinem Sauptquar-
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16

tier. Bon Shlabernoorfi ilog linn
nuh uno entierntc 0ie 8ombe.
Nad mebtereu 6ebtihl6gen per.
iuhtcn Is sic 0eridporer nuiS neue
an II. 5ebrliar 1914. @ie D. &leiit
be1nilptet, moren er mo @enerol=
major Selmlt Stieii non Ser Or
goniiations Seftion 0eS @enerolitd-
be5 oie Nniiibrer. Stieii par elmer
aus iener @ruppe OeutIter Dit
5iere, 81 ourh elm 8oIfSgerid)t in
Berlin uerurteilt Hno I'M angnit
1914 gebGr9t mor0en limo.
2ieamal mar geplant, Sitler 5us
iounnen nit Gem GbeI ser @eitopo.
@einridl 6inuuler, 5n tSteu, i'm
SIMMER 0orau 5l Uer6inoern, ieine
sc lruppen iah 6itlerS Tooe ge=
gen Die 6eutidle Seimotnrmoa 81 per-
len. Sic @eIeaelrbeit, Oie id bot, mar
cine Borfiibrunq ueuer llniiormen
Der 81 beiOen prdiumptioen Spfer
6ctpobnen iolten.
Stlet1 lollte babel III otti5leuer
Gi9enihaft onmeien0 iein lin0 b.
aleiIt lollte 3agegen jein alS Elm Sf-
fi6Gr, Der bereit8 proftiide Grfab-
r4ngen nit oen neuen llniformen ae-
madlt bate. SeOer Don ben 6ei0en
Ioate cine N1appe tragen, in ser lid
eira 9ombe befano, sic uiereinbaIb
Sefunoen nad0en man an elmer on
Der climbing olige6rabten S6nilr
ge5ogen bot, erplooieren piir0e. Mie
bon aleiit ia8t, tuaren er un0 Stiaff
itbereingefommeh ibr eigeneS 2eben
5n opiern I'M OoS Goppelattentot
ousfiibren al fDnnen. gqein inn Les-
len Moment fam Sitter nift, uno 10
mur0e 0as Attentot bis gum ooroufs
Iolgen0en Sui unfgeihoben.
Bon Dem 0ritten uno Iesten &tten=
tat, ons in 6itiers Sauptquortier Bel
&oitenbura in Gitpteuben ousgefibrt
lplroe, 9ob b. &Ieiit in Dem Ssnter-
oief iiir Die idipeoiide 3eituno
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Gnrltelltng, uie tie idoll BON al0e-
rem angesa6en moroen lit.
S6erit @rof Claus BON Stouffen-
berg bradlte cine Moppe in oas
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belt. Gin gepiiier .S6erf Brandt
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Die Ntappe uno ifo6 lie araerIih
aiiBerbolb elmer oiden @idenplotte,
Die oaS gnoe oes aonierenatiides
ltiiste. gieie Blatta idiiste Damn SIT
ler oor Der pollen 8u9t Der GrpIo=
ion. Bon Stouffenberg lit in ser
6olge, mie aleiit er8dbIt, erIdbllen
moroen.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
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