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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

fFf1e Aboriginal Research Club
will hear Luke Scheer, authority
on Indian lore, speak on Little
Turtle. the Miami" at s p. m.
Monday in Room lis. County
Puildi,oC
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

w dress for oar readers. We sirS ooffos
dresses a pieovoH roykoHf IN actual use.
These i043and q models are shH bricH
ssd fresh, sHd ihey IGH NJ HcH. after
mS.y trips 10 fhc fub. We predicf the
somc for the I9+S ramber.
faith, Ve propose 10 MAINTAIN this
institution.
As evidence Of our sincerity We
make you this pledge;
That at no time, and not for
any reason, or any profit, will
any page of Good House.
keeping-editorial or adver.
tising - trade unfairly on
your trust
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

MARARFAs NICK. isT IT-son % Mrs
Csnle Msra6sss z5sl Psnn.sl's
. MATTHEWS WILLIAM 7 PFC Husband
n Mrs Virginia Matthews. 1913 windemsrs
, ROYAL Oak.
NuTIO. WIILLAM -zD-LT---Ses.- 81
Joseph Nutto. 1879 Philip
oLEARY. LFo r PFC son Of Mn. Mar.
gsret Mccaulsy. si3s TSenU-firtt. wyan-
OsTERBECK. FREDERICK W SGT .-
Brother az Mrs. Cenevieve BOnkowsh. ls436
Ross. THOMAS p PVT son OF Frederick
81 Eoas ie2 MonisFe.. Highland PARK
SEARS THERMAN PFc-HusDand Of
ssas 19.s Hss,T. gs=ss slasos 6t Is5s n5.
Helen p. shier, 444e RohnI.
PACIFIC AREA
BRUECGEMAN. WILLIAM L. % 1t
i4.-ss-';;.-S Sisrtsrrt hrusEEsmAn
ARMY LIBERATED
GERMAN CAMPS
.BALLGAN. JOHN =. CPL. Husband Of
JARRETT. HARRY a, PVT Brother OF
r. Als---IfeRe- Range 35as- -wtft0v ptarb0rn-
BILLS PERRY z. sGT.-son OF Clifton
BoXMAS. SAMUEL. PVT -Brother-ln-law
q; mT5 Frances BoHmsn 927o Cortland
bNo"N DON J. PVT.-son Of Mrs. Olive
+ .bgRKHARDT. JACK P PVT Husband
+ o. Mrs Mary " BurkhArdt AZ Ford. wyan-
67ttF.
CLARK BERNARD G.. s scr-son Of
Mrs Louise speed, 3252 Bagley
HENpRY CARL. PVT Son OF George
HeHdIy S43 Z. Myers. Haisl Park.
/
KENpzIoRsKt PAUL 7. PVT Husband
-nt hii-E- Mari -ksaasieHtki is4ii sehooirruftL
r. AfrFtt-r- NELSON A. PFC Husband OF
r Aff'yf6 6e,mERY, HAROLD ", cPL.-Hus-
band OF Mrs Marguerite % Montgomery, e62
baiiour Rd. Crosse Pointe Park
NA}HAS JOSEPH PFc-Brother Of Mrs.
Lueils Bushor, 2359 FINLEY. y.--
SCANDALS PETER SGT son ~ Mrs
Autc.lne Scandals 4669 McDouRal
SCHULZ MELVIN p. cpl Son OF Mrs
Anna Schulz. Ass Twenty-nfh
-SffBETT WILLIAM q PIC Son Of Mrs
Cecella " seibert. 1887 Glastonbury
SHERMAN. CECIL ". PFC. Husband OF
Mrs Seiena V. sherman. 14B7o Sussex
WEBB, ROBERT L. sGT.-Husbsnd Of
mls anna NJ Menh $3.50 Llnwood
55tih. WICK, FvT Son Of Mira Mary ziss
l3939 Rush Highland Park
ZlSLER CLARENCE J PVT Son Of Mrs
posss zisief il0f3 Fort, Van DYKE
NAVY WOUNDED
BAJTR JOSEPH JOHN JR TORPEDO
MANS NATE ) {. ESS-Mather Mrs Helen
khspfiyru 1850 Lamont
BELMONT EDWARD A CPL UsMC-
Parents Nj and Mrs. John Belmont 1871
Grand BLVD
RFNNErT- John p PFC. UsmcR-Fsth,r
Don Riley Bennett 2s2e Central
FERRONE WILLIAM c PFC usMcR-
I wife MrS Joan Ferrone 1923 Elmdaie
/ THOMAS NICK PVT. UsMCR-PA4enIa-
Aii- AHd Ars Difniter Thomas, 1883 Pearl
Won BEHREH ovIAN W PVT UsMc-
Father Arthur Won sehren. 2o43o Wet,Iand
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

FLIGHT OFFICER RAYMOND c. BEAUNE
son OF Mr.. and MIRA. 1. c. BeAune' $40
0I FLIGHT OFFICER GORDON MCDONALD
Husband of Mira Betty Mcdonald. 29os
FLIGHT OFFICER ROBERT TAYLOR
SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. Taylor SSS Ran
FLIGHT OFFICER ALAN yoHNsTosE-
son q MSs oFFieEs IShnsqRe Ross
oi ssT. erd JoAS & Carl sfiI LIEIis.sOn o. Capt
and ep MN WALLACE Rt. roLusiSASfson Le S4 Gs' Il I'd
! 'tS CPL. I0ussSSs MASON c possoN-sOn of Mr
'ne eph n' yAnEs Msiss sRRDiss6s s'ioi M
NISl PVT, ?0Go pAvID III X DAVIDSON. coTTAM-
sGS sp. d ERNEST as IE fAivE@son ot aT' and
AI. Pvt s'fgafR ggaIRhEx SEA scxMskILaso1 VII Son Q, MT
ana Mira Edward Farley p,troit
Japg R,,S.T T,TrI4M Asa Psi.ssI snaPIkY-BFo'h'r 0
PVT RAYMOND HULETr-son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Huett. Alexander. Sandwich
PVT. JOHN BURNs-son of Mr. and Mrs
PVT JOSEPH l. LUcAs-Husbsnd Of Mrs
PvT. IRWIN J. PRIAiEAU.son of Mr.. and
PVT MURRAY J. DENEAU-sOn of Lotus
pf9siH PvT JAcK Acs''iISf5i iRISSfp5iDEAu-son of Mr. and
MrI John Radideau, $50 Chippewa.
PVT GEORGE BEER-son OF SGT Major
and Mrs George Beer las MCKAY
Joseph Casey. 1915 81. Luke. -.
AtPff0NsE fkNE-Sou or NTs hncs
Pare, Roeinst lane; Tsegm.th -, ~.
Jack Hillicker. 32s Bruce.
PVT. THOMAS MoRGAN-son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Morgan. 436 Carl
PVT. MICHAEL COYLE-Son OF hr. and
Mrs John Coyle Amherstburr
PVT. JAMES ". McDONNELL-son Of hrf
Emma Mcdonnell, SIS W. Sandwich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
ARMY MISSING
EUROPEAN AHA

ACHESON HOWARD P opt Husband
Of Mrs Shirley Y AcheSon. Lowell.
KRIEGER. MORRIS J PIC Husband Of
Mrs Emile Krieger Bay city
LINDow. wILBURT A. PFC Son of Mrs
Elsie = Lind1W Marine City
LONG JAMES c. 6 SGT Husband oi
MS Laura Long Flint
NICOLETTE. DAVID " SGT brother Of
Albert Il Nieolstte Grand Rapids
ROCKAFEILOw. HUBERT c PVT Son
OF Mrs Wilma A RockAfelloW Lansing
ROTH VIRGIL X PFC. Husband of MrI.
rnrs c Rnfh NJ Mnrris
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

Thirteen Detroiters killed % wounded and IA missing
included among BASS casualties announced by the depart
ment today. ....
Ouistae announced By the department total l3
dead. 40 wounded and 10 missing
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Released Windsor
Prisoners Pass 300

The total of liberated prisoners of who
have returned safely England went beyond the 800
day as q families received word of the of
men 10 Canadian Army reception centeTs in England
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
ARMY MISSING
EUROPEAN ARIA

EUROPEAN ARIA
cAUDILL. ROBERT R, PFC.-Son o. Art
MAude Caudill. 1o2o4 Mack
LAsvIsKY JOSEPH J PFC Son o. Mrt
Stella Lssyisky l22S Wheel0ck
LIE JOE NJ SGT Husband a. Mrs. Ld-
ollie Lie s626 Traverse
LORKowsKI JOSEPH r., 1ST 1T-Son
OF MIS- Rose Lorkowsh. 1924 Rochelle
MACGIN. IRVING PFC.-Son 81 Ms Bea-
trice B MAEEin. 1891 LinVOod
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
ARMY WOUNDED
EUROPEAN ARIA

EUROPEAN ARIA
BBrEsE- -Jettts T. r =Br0rH5T u GtUTgt
pupere. la claiImoant t-
HARAcI- I-PErER- PES---Sss,- 81 sif--A Aisty
Fsrac 3457 MontclRif
Foster. i3734 Trumbuil, Highland PARK
cAFFKE. CLARENCE " PVT son oi
Mrs Agnes Gsffke. .-22s4 scott
HAmseHER ERNEST V SGT Husband
Of Mira Lillian NJ Hsmacher, sbi3 AfbuD
HARTMAN CLAYTON G-eRt -Fi,-esaa
OF Mrs. Lena Hartman. 35si Barham.
KRULIKowsRI, EDWARD e PVT -liu--
band OF Mrs Evelyn Krulikowssi- 2soo
KRuszEwsKI. RAYMOND ?. PIC son
of Mrs Pauline kIuSzeKEki--L124- -&i--l4g -
Husband Of Mrs. Gertrude A. KuAkoVsN
Sn&a Georgia
LUGOsY, SAM SGT-Bolher OF Ms
MARY DaihA. $3.50 Marlborough
PRAyATo. SAM. PFc.-son OF Nri. Mary
PrAyAto. -793s chAnont.
SRoKA. MARION A. PVT Husband o.
Mrs Jean sroks' 32oo Iarno"
rAvBF ANTHONY AseT-son Ct
Mira Rose rsues, 4499 Roosevelt
wERpA. BRUNO. PVT Friend OF Roman
KomoSa. 57os Calhoun Dearborn.
rAcIFIc ARIA
BERGER. JOE PFc-Son Of Mfs Katie
Berger. +2ll webb.
CURAToLo ANTHONY. PFC Son 81 MlS
Elizabeth Curatolo. s2sl Monilieu
GALLEY. RONALD. sCT.-Bfothef o. Mrs
Madonna Vaughn. g21 Coy Haze Park
GOWMAN, KENNETH = PFC son or
Carl Z. cowmani 7oe2 Lambert
KNIGHT. JAMES PFC - Nephsv of MIS-
bucy X Psulson 7ses4 Forrest teritasle
weMURRAN. JAMES 7 PVT. Husband o.
Mrs Clara Mehsrran, eosl Troy DeaTooIn'
NTEwIADOMSK1. ARTHUR y. PFC son
OF Mrs Anna NiewiadOmSki. 3l67 ?. HANCOCK
sABoRwITZ. SAMUEL. PFC Son Of Mrs
Jenny Saborvitz, 1917 Lee Pl
VAIL. GEORGE c. PVT. Husband ~ Mrs
Mary A. Vail. 81 Batavia, RiSer Rouge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
NAVY WOUNDED

BERGEoN. JOSEPH A. PFC. UsMC-Pa4-
Aiat=- and sfrs arthur BerEeon. Glad
stone
BERNARD. LOUIS Z PVT, usMcR-Par.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. John r. Bernard. Grand
Rapids
BERSIER,- JAMES l., PFC. USMcR-PsI-
entS. Mr.. and Mrs Blaine J. Bernier, SAult
ste. Marie.
CAMPBELL. JOHN H. PFC. .-USMCR-
PAraniGT- All ana Mrs -6eerFe Ssfnpoest, ~
Clair.
DeJoURNETT. JOHN FRANCIS. STORE
KEEPER 2 c, USNR-PsrentS. Nj. and Mrs
Cecil DeJournett, Flint
KAUFMAN, HOWARD FRANCIS, AVIATION.
ORDNANCEMAN, 3 c, USNR-Parents, MIR
and Mrs. Mack Kaufman, Flint.
KRAAI JASON. PFC. USMCR-Wife, Mrs,
Jason KTabi. Grand Rapids
~~- Saturday, May I9. 1915 ~~~
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

Nineteen Deroiters included among the s4 prisoners
liberated German
Six Deoers listed wounded in the navy departments
439 casualties.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

Several aiTmen were included
but the largest number were
Essex Scottish soldiers, were cap
tured at Dieppe, almost three
years ago.
The latest to arrive in England
are. --i--..------a--
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Indian Lore Talk Set

~~-Saturday, May i9. 1915 ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
ARE YOU IN
THE WAR loo%7

. Every man OF woman in the
armed services is in the war
1908, Does your war effort
add up to 1O0%? Check up and
see If you do these things reg
ularlv score 10% each. IL
sometimes score 5S each.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-18
ASSOCIATED PRESS
EXECUTIVE TO SPEAK
AT PRESS MEETING
BY The AS ociated Press

RALEIGH, Sept. 17-P-Rob-
ert Bunnelle. managing director
OF the Associated Press for the
United Kingdom, will be the prin-
clpal speaker here Thursday night
a. the 73rd annual convention of
the North Carolina Press associa-
ton.
Bunnelle will be introduced by
D. Hiden Ramsey. general mana
ger of the Asheville Citizen-Times,
after opening remarks by Presi-
dent Julian Miller, of the Char
lotte Observer.
Registration will be at p. m.
at the Sir Walter hotel.
Iroup meetings of the non.
dailies, and associated dailies will
| held Friday morning, followed
by an address by Carl Galley, gen.
eral manager of tie Audit Bureau
OF Calculations, New York.
The --ews and Observer and Ra-
leigh Times will be hosts at a
luncheon at the Carolina hotel at
1890 p. m. Josephus Daniels, pub
irher of the News and Observer.
Will speak on Journalistic mus
ings."
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-18
petitive basis or over half a cen.

petitive basis or over half a CEN
fury.
Furthermore the government is
today by far the largest owner of
p ants and equipment in this in
dustry and in disposing of them
can do much to aid or hinder the
rescue of this industry's future
from the restrictions of MONOPOLY.
IA vague expression by govern
ment of its preference for competi-
ton is not enough. The pattern of
the industry be recast.
The task is so unprecedented
that Congress should consider how
far the government shall go in
making the aluminium industry
competitive. The establishment of
competition requires the end of
Alcoa's domination. Nothing less
will be enough"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-18
M0R0l!NF
W. LARGE BOTTLE 25e
KEEP HAIR NEAT
HAIR TONIC
Bowel Cleaning Power
OF Inner-Aid Medicine

One man recently took INNER
AID three days and said after
ward that he never would have
believed his body contained so
much filthy substance. He says his
stomach, intestines, bowels and
whole system were so thoroughly
cleansed that his constant head
aches came to an end, several pim-
ply skin eruptions on his face dried
up overnight, and even the rheu-
matte pains in his knee disappear
I'd At present he is an altogether
different man, feeling fine in ev-
cry way.
INNER-AID contains II Great
Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clear
gas from stomach, act on sluggish
liver and kidneys. Miserable peo-
pie soon feel different all over. So
don't go on suffering! Get INNER
AID. Sold by all Drug Stores here
in Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-18
CLARK DECLARES
AGAINST ALC0A

WASHINGTON. Sept. 17-(RE
Attorney General Tom c. CLARK
told Congress today the aluminium
company of America (Alcoa)
should be split into a number Of
completing companies.
His contention: More conpe-
tition in the aluminium industry
is essential to national security
and business prosperity. In a re-
port to Congress on the industry s
reconversion and surplus property
problems, Clark wrote:
Monopoly was burden on war
production. Expansion was hamp-
cred by the fact that there was
only one experienced company in
this strategic industry on which our
airpower depended
Independent operators, the at
torney general said, cannot sur
vive in a competitive struggle
With Alcoa's aggregation of ad-
vantages in Bauxite and power
supply, plant locations, market
and financial strength and connec-
tons with foreign producers. y
(Bauxite is the commercial ore
from which aluminium is pro-
duced.
1.-The only solution" Clark said,
lies in the split-up of Alcoa into
a number of competing compa-
MES" he added:
Competition in the aluminium
industry can come only as a re-
suit of the federal government S
efforts. The industry cannot be
expected to transform itself after
having operated on a non-com-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-18

Kanella. Koulouvaris of Broe yn.
Before the planned church cere-
mony, it was established that be
had wife in Chicago. He said he
had been told she died in an ac-
cident.
The court martial found Schultz
guilty on two counts. The first
charge was bigamy and also max
ing false official statement in an
affidavit to military government
authorities claiming that he was
not married when the license was
taken out.
He also was charged with having
been married in the civil ceremony
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-18
JAPANESE KILLED
AlRPLANE PILOTS.
By The Associated press


Five Americans were killed
simply because they were fliers,
and three others W er beheaded
after they were marched through
japanese streets bearing signs
These the American devils
who bombed US,
Maj. John A. singlaub of Sher-.
man Oaks, Calf. related at Hong
Kong today in one of series Of
fresh atrocity stories.
An Australian army intelligence
report issued at Melborne said
that of $3.50 British and Austria
liam prisoners taken to Borneo on
ly six were known to be alive.
Last January, the Melborne re-
port said 203 prisoners died Of $50
sent on a death march through
the Borneo mountains. Another
death march claimed 353 lives GU,
of 536 men and the others died
later or were killed.
At Darwin, Australia, Pvt.
j. W. Larkin, in an interview,
gave new details of the abuse of
Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright,
commander at the surrender Of
Corregidor, and 1t. Gen Sir Arr
thur Percival, commander at the
fall of Singapore.
"All of them, including Vain
wright and Percival, had to go on
morning parade with the rest of
the prisoners of war and were Of
ten struck by the inspecting SER
geant Major, who always carried
a bamboo cane,'' said Larkin He
was liberated from a Formosa
prison.
At Sydney, Sgt. A. M. Blain, a
member of Australia's House OF
Representatives, charged every
Japanese guard is war criminal
guilty of appalling atrocities"
Recently freed from prison
camp in the Singapore area,
Blain said he lost Y pounds, drop
ping from ITO to SO.
The Melbourne radio said
Colonel Suya, responsible for all
the 600 prisoners of war graves
in Kuching cemetery" had killed
himself with a table knife at ar
my headquarters.
Major Singlaub, who led rescue
paratroopers landing on Hainan
Island Aug. 81, so befuddled Japa-
nese officers in battle of wits
that he and his men gained COM
mand of their prisoner camp af-
ter they had been threatened by
bayonet-pointing japanese.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-18

without the authority of his COM
manding officer.
Sergeant Koulouvaris recently re-
turned to the United States. She
was understood to have obtained
an annulment of the marriage.
The commanding general of the
Berlin military district will act on
the case as reviewing authority.
Then it will be submitted to a
board of review.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-18
Don't Neglect Slipping
Fake TEETH

Do false teeth. drop. slip or wabbIe
when you talk. eat laugh or sneeze?
Don't be annoyed and embarrassed BY
such handicaps. FASTEETH. an aka
line tnon-acid' powder to sprinkle on
your plates Keeps false teeth more
firmly set Gives confident feeling OF Sc
curity and added comfort No gummy.
gooey. pasty taste or feeling Get FAS-
TEETH today at eny drug store.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-18
CAPTAIN 0USTED
ON BICAMY COUNT

BERLIN, Sept. II W.D Capt.
Carl Schultz. who married WAC
here this summer when he had
wife in chicagp,Iha been convicted
by court mar tial and sentenced to
dismissal from, the service, it was.
announced; today.
Schultz, of Chicago, was married
in a civil ceremony to WAC Sgt.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-18
Six Transports Bring
1866 Veterans Home

NEW YORK, Sept n 0D =
Six transports arrive today with
1856 troops from Europe.
The Marine Angel carried 1889
troops, the Bernard Carter 7es'
the Joseph Hooker 726, the Donald
F. Wright 40, the Cape Sandy Is
and the Dawson 10.
! More than 5000 troops and two
German Generals and a Nazi SUBJ
marine Captain arrived yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-18

The first. railway bridge across
the Mississippi was the Rock 1
Island Railroad Bridge at Daven,
Fort, Ia, opened in 1856.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-18

The three-foot armadillo was II
feet long in prehistoric, times.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-18

Now Try This 3 For I
Value In Aspirin,
You'll get nearly 8 tablets for only II
when you buy the large 100 tablet
bottle of St. Joseph Aspirin for 35c.
Big family favorite! No aspirin does
more for you no matter what you
pay. Always get st. Joseph Aspirin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-09
ST. g., Mp.

GeauIoi0 lit tiinItlid gereinigte
| Sflon5enfoler. Wean ninmt oo5u Die
Jalern BON 8aumnoue, Slo6S,
Sanf 2umpen u1m.
Geuopbane lit in ser Nrt uno 8ei.
le Der 9erltellung oer &un1t1eioe
oermanot. Gin 5dpei3er, Ser Gbemi-
fer S. 6. 8ran0enberger, lit ser erlte
uno eigentlide GrfinOer OeS GeIlo.
pbone, 0a5 in 0euti6lon6 ou6 I'M.
ter 0em geomen transparent, Selio-
5eu un0 3ellglas bergeiteat 1puroe.
9le gntoefung 8ronoenbergers
rei6t 1don ettpa fiinfuno5pan3ig
Sabre 5uriid. Or. 8ranoenberger
modte Serlude, cine neue @Ian5tpir.
tung fir goumpoultoffe gu er3ie1en,
inoen er oieielben NIT elmer 3euuloies
lolung ilber5og. Nni itatt oel1en gelong
lbm ourh 3ufou oie gntoefung Ell
mes glo5beuen, ourdlidtigen Gtof-
fes, Der 1td aIs Sole bon Dem Stoff
obbeben lieB. geab langen uno ihpie>
rigen Grperimenten fonnte er l6lieB<
ltd oo5 GeIlopbane 10 oInn ber1tel,
len, tDie es lein gegentportiger Ser.
penoungs3Ded beoingt. 9lber crit
nod Dem 8eltfriege gelong Die 8ei-
terenttpldlung oeS tednil9en Ser
fobrens. Sn Deut16Iono muroe 6as
neuentoedte Weateriol ettpa I'M oas
Sabr 1925 befonnt. 9o5ielbe lit ni6ts
onoeres ulS refine, foIer- uno poren-
freie 3elluloie, ourditdtig uno un-
ourdoringli6 fir @erii6e, unIosbor
lelb1t in fodenoem Wo1ler, obne
leid)t ent3iinoli6 gu 1ein. @s fonn
our oiinniten Sole ausgetpoI5t uno
in alien 5arben beorudt peroen.
GoS Au5gongsproouft lit, pie BEL
Der 9erlteIlung Ser &unitleioe, Die
TiSfoie, Die aus elmer Wei16unq bon
Sulfit, 3eultoff ooer 8oumpoQe nit
ytotronlauge (2lidenia13, Sooa) ent'
ltebt. 9ie 8isfole miro ols enolo1er,
longer Streifen ausgegofen, ser
our6 cine lange Hetbe 8Qoer geben
muB, Biz oos Gel1opbane Die ge.
munidte Sarte uno Gur6ii6tigfeit
erlongt bat. Gabei tperoen uner-
miinldte '5toffe, mie S9nefeI, ausge.
ldieoen uno ourd einen 8oldungs.
pro5eB in @lp5erin Dem GelopbQne
ole befonnte glaiti5itGt perlieben. Ml-
le oieie Dielfa6en un0 fompli5ierten
rorbeitungSporgange 1pielen 1id
out elmer enoloS longen @bene ob,
uno e5 lit oeSbalb leidt berltanolid,
ooB Die Sngongiebung oieier gon3en
Apporaturel1 nidt geringe 59uie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-09
Srisa6eeeneral Ganloiuea preiit
9erotsmus etnes SoIe-
pbtnum- srteiters

SSn einem 5dreiben an 8ildoi
SomeS S. GDan bon Smaba beb1
8rigooegenerol .. N. Gaulopeu BON
8unoeS =Warineforp5 oen SeroiSmuS
oeS 5Slottenfaplons George &enpfer
Brielter oeS So1epblnuns, in bereoten
Worten berbor.
r@odm. &e&npfer," idreibt 6e1
grigaoegenerol, ~ldloB 1ih meinen
Re9iment in Samoa an. Sein 8ir.
fen muroe ourd allerlei unoorberge.
iebene lln1tanoe ungemein eri hpert
0ie 2ebenS6eoingun9en moren oie
oent6or ldpieriglten uno oos Morole
Der Truppen geltoltete it9 imme1
ldmlerlger. 9odm. &empfer griff TO-
fort mutig Elm uno iu6te ourd reli.
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in oielen lhDierigen unternebmen
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: Tram 8. S., Widl.

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