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Evening star., 1945-05-12
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN

11oLl1 WSOb.
Do you know what it feels like to
be hunted and haunted? Some of
your favorite stars can tell you.
They are fugitives from series films
and their names are hopelessly
linked with the characters they por-
tray On the screen.
Penny Singleton is the latest ac-
tress to break away from the series
jinx. Many another escapee in Hol-
lywood can sympathetically con-
gratulate Penny and maybe offer
her a few tips on what lies ahead
They have all gone through the
same thing, some with success,
others not.
For the past few years, Penny
has been the comic-strip Blonde"
in the series which Columbia made
around that character. After the
first couple of Blonde pictures,
Penny found that she was so thor
oughly identified with this role that
producers and public alike couldn't
think of her as anything else. Her
chances of playing in other pictures
dwindled.
Recently Penny landed an impor-
tant role in Hunt Stromberg's S
Young Widow" in which Jane Rus
sell and Louis Hayward are starred.
She is over the first hurdle.
But not every series-typed star
has been as lucky as Penny Single
ton. After quarter of a century as
one Of the most versatile character
actors of the screen, Jean Hersholt
ran into the same sort of trouble.
Hersholt had been signed by goth
Century-Fox to play the title role
in THE Country Doctor" with the
Dionne quintuplets. When that de-
veloped into series because of its
huge success, and Hersholt went on
the radio in the same type of role,
he seemed condemned to life servi-
tude as the kindly, bucolic medic.
But Jean Hersholt didn't fight it.
Being independently wealthy, he
retired from the screen and
is now a producer in his own right.
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Those not so fortunate to be in
an independent economic position
have had tough shedding. Take the
case of Sidney Toler, for instance.
He had taken over the role of
Charlie Chan after the death of
Warner GLAND. When Goth Gen.
tury-Fox ended that series, Toler
found that he had lost his own
identity and taken on that of the
Chinese detective. 1t was a long
time before he could play any
other type.
Van johnson escaped the fate of
his predecessor, Lew "Dr. Kildare
Ayres, in the DR.. Gillespie films,
by virtue of the fact that his en-
Evening star., 1945-05-12
Cathedral Choral Society
Presents BaCh's MASTERPIECE

Eleison" choruses, the sublime "Qui
Tolls" and the magnificent fugal,
Cum Sancto Spiritu," were sung
with SmoothneSS of ensemble and
with careful shadings that not even
the vastnesS of the Cathedral itself
kept from being of vital effect in
the whole
Members of the National SYM
phony with Robert Ruckman, or
ganist, provided the main accom-
painment but in keeping with the
era in which the work was written
the harpsichord, played by Wesley
Steele, the corno da caccia and the
oboe d'amore were used at intervals
One of the most beautiful of these
was the performance of the
"Christe eleison" by the woman's s
voices with harpsichord accompani-
ment. The orchestral interlude be-
tween the last "Kyrie" and the
Gloria" added to the devotional
atmosphere.
Four soloists of distinction sang
the arias. The warmly colored and
splendidly free contralto of Lydia
Su4liiiicio was HedIu Ill GIle lovely
''Laudamus te' with violin obbligato
and again in "Qui sedes" with the
oboe d'amore. Ruth Diehl, soprano.
sang the duet, Domino Deus" with
Earl Nails, tenor, the lyric purity
and ringing quality of their voices
blending with fine effect. The mag
nificent bass of Arthur Kent gave
an impressive delivery of the
"Quoniam tu" with corno da caccia
obbligato.
The performance of these singers
was of superior order, their knowl-
edge of style and fine vocal tech
nique being supplemented by gen.
uineness of feeling and nobility ir
presentation. The soloists Joined
the chorus in the glorious Cum
sancto spiritu" which Mr.. Berniel
directed with keen appreciation o1
its integral parts and the greatness
of its spirit bringing the perform
ance to a powerful climax
Evening star., 1945-05-12
$1,000 Verdict Given Boy
Who Lost Eve in Blast

Wayne c. Vipond, IA, of the 400
block of Oakwood street Sc, has
been awarded a consent verdict for
$1,000 in District Court for the loss
Of sight in one eye, slight impair
ment in the other and facial burns
suffered in August, 1943, when a
chemical preparation left on a con-
struction job exploded while the boy
was playing with it.
The verdict was against Harry
Poretsky. 4500 block of Iowa avenue
NV, contractor, and Morris Pollin,
500 block of Georgia avenue NV,
subcontractor, on a construction job
in the rear of the boys home. The
verdict was consented to by counsel
of both sides and was returned by a
jury before Justice F. Dickinson
Let's.
The explosion occurred when
Wayne and some playmates opened
can containing the chemical and
added water to it, it was said. The
boy was represented by Attorneys
Leo A. Rover and Joseph A. Raj
ferty.
Evening star., 1945-05-12
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thusiastic reception by the bobby
socks generation forced him into
stardom. At the moment MGM is
working hard to extricate Johnson
from the series.
Among the luckier fugitives are
Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland and
Ann Rutherford. Careful handling
prevented Mickey and Judy from
being typed for life in the Andy
Hardy films. Ann Rutherford
solved the problem by quitting
MGM and signing with Fox.
The score was divided on the
Jones family protagonists. After
that series ended, Spring Byington
who played Mrs. Jones. sailed into
other varied roles after only a
brief struggle against the jinx. Jed
Prouty, who was Papa Jones, was
harder hit. He is now established
in radio, waiting for producers and
public to forget the Jones family
4 4 i: X
A stiff battle is being waged by
Basil Rathbone to keep himself
from being eternally tagged as the
cadaverous Sherlock Holmes. Prior
to playing the first couple of pic
lures as the Conan Doyle detective,
Rathbone had quite a vogue as a
polished, romantic hero. But now
as no one could consider Sherlock
Holmes as romantic, Rathbone had
to go in for villains and other char
acter roles in order to keep him
self from being entirely submerged
as a super-sleuth.
oMst stars enjoy their series roles
but. without exception, they find
them to be a two-edged sword.
II series picture is not good, 1t
will affect the reputation of the
Evening star., 1945-05-12

Cleery, which did so we'll in Wash
ington back at the turn of the cal
endar Gnto 1945), will close its New
York run on May 10. But that will
by no means be the erd of the
witty, thoughtful drama which fell
short of being a superb play by the
narrowest of margins.
Its star, Franchot Tone, has every
intention of taking it back to Holly
wood with him, where il will even
tually be translated into celluloid.
Mr.. Tone told us of that plan when
he and the play were here in jan
uary. He did not know then who
would produce the comedy in Holly
wood. If he knows now he has ne
elected to inform us.
The public liked the play better
than most critics did, enabling it to
achieve lit Broadway performances
on top of 16 highly successful ones
at the National during its two-Week
engagement here.
X X X X
Local theater managements were
not quite as fast as War Mobilizer
Vinson in removing the midnight
curfew, but the Earle and Metro
politan Theaters will catch up to-
night. The Earle will start its last
showing of THE Horn Blows at
Midnight" 10 minutes later.
At the Metropolitan the last
showing of God Is My Co-pilot"
will go on the screen at 11:50 pm.
x X x Y
Saturday roundup: "Marinka,"
the new musicale production which
will have a prior o-Broadway run
at the National starting June 4, is
the latest piece of melodic art to
bear the name of Hassard Short as
producer. . Its star will be Joan
Roberts, the original Laurey of
"Oklahoma" It's basis, if you
have not heard, is the Mayerling
story. :. Warner Bros are elated
with the reception for the COM
pany's 1T Happened in Spring.
field" short subject dealing with
the theme of racial intolerance at
its elimination. Two screenings
are set for critics on Monday. :.
IT'S a Pleasure" Keiths next,
with Sonia Henie, will re shown at
the Capitol's screening room. :.
In the meantime, the Hippodrome
will be the scene of the first show
ing of They Came to a City"
The fact that they are coincidental
could be troublesome for critics with
no helpers-if there were such.
Evening star., 1945-05-12
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

The Cathedral Choral Society
made history last night in present.
ing the "Kyrie" and Gloria" from
Bach's Mass in B Minor" as the
second musical event of the Wash
ington Cathedral festival.
Data as to when even portions
of the mass have been given in this
city is not at hand, but last nights
performance in the Cathedral was
certainly the first in many years.
Not only was this a great under
taking for the choral group of
which Paul Galloway, absent at
present, was the director since it's
founding, but it was an event of
Importance in the musical life of
the city. BY a large margin the
community has advanced in musi-
cal appreciation by the initiative
of the Choral Society and it's di-
rectors in presenting Bach's mas
terpiece.
Even the short portions of this
lengthy work given last night are
difficult to learn and impossible to
grasp fully at one hearing. What
one can decide upon is the sub
Unity of the music, the grandeur
of the conception, the spiritual
breadth and the loftiness of ideals.
While these elements are present
in all of Bach's religious music they
reach height and an expansion
of boundaries in the Mass" that
set this massive work above all
others. It's length, intricacies and
inexhaustible ingenuity of inven-
ton in construction are impressive,
but its spiritual message is one of
such sublime faith as to make the
listener humble.
1t was in full realization of the
latter that the first part of the
Mass" was given last night under
the direction of Conrad Bernier.
The chorus of nearly $50 voices sang
the taxing music with a sureness
that reflected honor on the con-
ductor. The two great "Kyrie
Evening star., 1945-05-12
Civic Dance Group
PROGRAM Is Varied

AS diversified a program as ever
presented on a Washington stage
has been arranged for the Civic
Dance Concert scheduled by the
D. c. Recreation Department for
May Is, in the Roosevelt Audi
torium. Four local groups will par
ticipate-in the classical field, Lisa
GARDENERS Washington Concert
Ballet and the Ballet Soiree, di-
rected by Marion Venable; in the
field of modern dance, Erika Thimey
and Evelyn Davis.
Evening star., 1945-05-12
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

stage.
NationaI-"Sing Out Sweet Land"
2:30 and $50 p. m.
Screen.
Capitol-"'National Velvet: 10:3t
am, 1875, 4:45, 7:50 and II pm
Stage shows: los, AIS, 7:20 ane
10:30 pm.
Columbia "a Tree Grows II
Brooklyn: IL am, 1:35, Ais, 6:5!
and 9:35 pm.
Earle-"The Horn Blows at Mid.
night: 9:45 am, 1920, 2:55, 4:55
7:30, 1910 pm. and 12:45 am
Stage shows HAS am, 2:20, 7
9:40 pm, and 1910 am.
Keith's-"Patrick the Great"
11:45, 2:15, 4:45, tbs and GAS pm.
Little-"Jeannie": 1926, $40,
and 10:15 pm.
MetrOpOlitan-"God Is My Co.
pilot: II am, lao, $50, 6, $40
1925 pm, and 1885 am.
Palace-"The Picture of Dorian
Gray: -10:45 am, 1870, Ais, 7 ane
GAS pm.
Pix-"Youth on Trial: 1925, $50
8:05 and 1920 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1945-05-12
Glee Clubs Concert

Mckinley High School Girls
Club, directed by Katherine Fowler
and Woodrow Wilson High School
Glee Club, led by Gladys I. Sanders,
will give a concert on the pilgrim
steps Of the Washington Cathedral
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
program will consist of songs by
Wilson, Ruebush, Rasbach, Rector,
Cain, Kramer, Chase, Chenoweth,
Gounod. Sergei, Palestrina and
Malotte.
Evening star., 1945-05-12
Noted Britons Ask PURGE
Of Germans Aidino AMG

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 12.-An immediate
purge of German civilians asso-
clated with the Allied Military Gov
ernment administration in occupied
Germany, to eliminate all Nazi in
fiuences, was advocated today in
letter to the Times by Julian
Huxley, famous scientist; J. B.
Priestly, noted author, and a group
of other British notables.
The signers of the letter sug-
Evening star., 1945-05-12
Officer Tells King
OF We Niqht Wound

by C1lt AsSOCldIeu PIeSS.
LONDON, May 12.-King George
vi had laugh yesterday during a
solemn investiture in Buckingham
Palace. A young Raj officer who
approached the dais to receive the
Distinguished Flying Cross had an
arm in plaster cast
Where were you wounded?" asked
King George.
''In Trafalgar Square on We
night" replied the officer, grinning.
Evening star., 1945-05-12

players. If they are highly success
full the players become so grmly
typed that it's hard to convince
any one that they are capable of
playing other parts.
tReleased by North American Newspaper
Alliance Tn,
Evening star., 1945-05-12
Bond Show Strewn With Stars
Even Without Ann Sheridan
By JAY CARMODY.

For few minutes yesterday, looked Shedans
might Hollywood
ton the Une froc which launch Wahingtons
Loan Drive turned however Sheridan
other commitments and will the glamour
Evening star., 1945-05-12

War Bonds are now owned by
some S5,000,000 individual Ameri-
cans. More than 8 out Of every 13
men, women and children in the
United States are purchasers.
Evening star., 1945-05-12
IN the BREWING
Of FINE BEER, THERE'S
no SUBSTITUTE FOR
PURE MALT

Brswsd ond bottled by
The NofionaI Brewing Co.
salfimers ~, Maryland
Evening star., 1945-05-12

jGI TRr 2130 No. Clebe Rd.
Oxford 1855
l"PRAcTIcALLY YOURS" CLAU-
lDETTE COLBERT, FRED MacMUR-
TRAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

You We heard Of Sea Biscuit
Well. this looked like one Of
his crumbs.
Horseback riding
that's where you accentuate
the positive as much as pos
Sible because. by the time
YOU Get out of the saddle, its
really gonna be negative But
after three days I'm noW AT
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

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rabbit hole Don't Me
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

By Bob Hope

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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Canning Sugar May !

Canning sugar rations will be
issued starting May l, the OPA
announced today. Max ximum m
amount allowed under present
regulations is 20 pounds per per-
son and l60 pounds a family.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

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"slsn - me Crosi" TIE S'ofv - Esstef
"hf. sos Goes 70 Tg~h." ruhnIoolof.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-28
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harten 5rleoen
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,piut it, ais cin v2lIMIIolini" 1T cincr HcdptsNietatur
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ren0e 8roportion 6urd @eriihte,
Dab Elm bonn 4uslono g~eitiibter
.Stoatsitreid ser 3edten inn @er-
Sen lit uno Dab oieie @ntpidlung
pobriheittIid lit, Denn Die Pnrri.
&egierung es a6lebnen ioate, einert
Dom Hat Der AuBeuminiiter in Con.
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trag 81 unterihrei6en. Niniiter-
praiioent &orri bat bel ueridieOenen
@elegenbeiten erflGrt, er DiirOe
feinen ,,barten" 5rieoensoertrag NIT
Sen Aaiierten u%1ter5eidnen, audi
piiroe er Dor @6baltung Der Sanoes'
pablen fem anoeres daiiertes 90
funent nnterfertigen.
Ser oorfoidiitii6e Miniiterpraii.
bent 6rancesco 9. Nitti, Ser belite
77Sa6re aft lit, taudt nun ols
mogIifer &opf zines HedtSJGoups
uuf Dor @ittorio @mman1tnlo Dr.
Ionoo, einem on0eren Wtiniiterprd-
lioenten Oes porfaihiltil6en Sta.
lien, Ser idon So Sabre alt lit.
Die imlner pieoer 'binausgeidobene
aniprade @ittis, oie ais gr0ff
nu1gsreoe fir cine &agne Der
&edten angeie6en miro, lit nun fir
Sen fommenoen Mondt angefiinigt.
Ore monardiitfihe 3eitung ,SStu-
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Saus Sapopen uilO elmer nidt felt
itea6aren @rltppe in 2onoon finons
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einem Oiterreidiih : italieniiden
Observation-Disclosures geItiibt miro,
b~earbeiten onge6lih sic 6iibrer Ser
&edten, einen Monn 81 ftn0en,
ser getpi1t lit, ols elm ,JWeuliolini"
in elmer &ef)t0iftatltr 81 fungieren,
Die niht 6ai6ismus ge1antt per-
ben ion, aber bon Monar6iiten ltf1o
Sl10uitrieqen uno 0eren ousldnoi-
id)en Sreun0en ~fontroliert Duroe.
9emofrotiide StuGiener iino lit
Gorge, 6a lie meinen ,ooB 6as oaeS
fih in @irfli6feft 9inter Dem ihii-
benoen Sdilo ser geIebungsmddte
uno ser a4iierten &ommiiion ob.
Ipielt.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-28

0ffi3ier mad Dem Gprli6 Der Sc
lhmorenen 0oS llrteil pegen Mor0e8
berfiin0ete, empfabl @nnoe fiir i'm.
Ser Stoat batte Elm glattes So0es-
llrtei[ fir Den angeflagten gefor-
BERT, ser feline 6rait cine 2e6rerin
megen ibrer 2ie6e 3u einem iungen
G6e1nifer Der &iiltungsinouitrie aus
2ouiiiana, bet6llbt llno eritidt batte.
Ser &ertei0iger 6es angeflagten,
Senator Cigar M. 8rofun bat Inn
cine @ieOpraufnabme Der gerbanO-
lung erludt.
Die Mlttter bes &ngeflngten, 6rnu
Graois gpes, oie 6rau zines Sn0u-
ltrieIlen ans &i6moil0, 8a., iaB md6,
reno Der 8erbanolung Oireft bintar
bent 2eutnant.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-28

@oelmetallen, @dbrui1g lino marft-
fabiger iapaniider @utboben, Ddb-
reno gleid8eitig cine iorgfdltige 8rii-
Jung oes 9eimnten iaponiiden ST.
nan5gebarens porgenommen miro.
8eiterbin oerbot Macglrtbur iegli-
DIE 4tom3eriplitterungs : 5oridung
in Sapon ltno berbangte iiber idmt-
life 2nborotorien ui6arfe uno fort
gelebte" oGiierte &ontroae. Macglr-
tbur bob iGmtlide 8reile 8eiArdn-
fungen out, entriB Ser 9omei : Agen-
tur Dos monopoliltii6e @orre6t,
0urh oos iie gum Spradro9r Der
M~ilitariiten puroe, ltno 0ffnete 0aS
Hadri6tenmeien fir ale = Altsldn-
Der pie Sapaner. Or betierte Die
@rnennung bon Seinin Sfeoa, ebe-
moligem 6inon5miniiter, gum Ird-
iioenten 6es 2iaiionamts, oas nit
Sen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auinmmen-
urbeitet. Sfeoa als ebemoliger @e-
i6aftsfii6rer 6es getpaItigen Mitiui-
&on5erns lit elmer jener, Die Die Ar-
better unterioht baben ltno Ser fei-
ne Goae bel Der Neugeitaltung zines
oemofratiIden Sapan ipielen bari.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-28

MtaRnabnlen

Sofio. = Cine nelte Serie .ora-
itii6er omerifaniider 8eroronun-
gen feb erfennen, Dob meoer aaiier
9irobito nod Die iopaniide &egie-
rung irgenopel6en GinfluB auf oas
Shidial Snpans otlsii6en.
Macglrtbur mies ole iapaniife Ste
gierung an, idarfe 2obn- un0 Hreis-
&ontroaen ourd5ufiibren uno aae
fnappen Mrtifel at rationieren Inn
&unger uno 2eioPn inter ben so
Miaionen Sapaner abUltuenoen.
Mac9lrtbur fror meiterbin Sen ge-
iomten gLuBenbanbel Sopans Elm,
nit 9tusnahme nenebmidter Smporte
no grporte. gr berbot nit ioforti-
ger 8irtung @n- uno AlsflIbr bon
Washington Journal., 1945-09-28
SnflatiOn
beflr6tet

8aIhinQton - Sieben Senoto-
rem, ore MitgIieoer oeS 8nnffomi-
tees iin0, e%rfI1rten in einem Min-
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tbooen, oie in Ser @orlage 5meds
Shaffung BON Ar6eit fir Sober
mann porgeiGlagen purOen, CUR
Snflation, arbeitsloiigfeit ut0 Ser
luit Der 6reibeit fibren miiroen.
4ieie @ruppe fritiiierte i1nrf Die
uGeti5itpolitif" Der &e9ierung.
Sbglei6 ii6 oeie @erren gegen
batimnlte 8unfte ser @orlage tpatto-
ten, 10 ipra6en iie fid ooh fir ei-
men nnOeren 8oridSag aus; lie err
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electromagnetic" uit0 elm 8rogrnmm
fir offentli6e Arbeiten oor5u-
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gemeiniames &ongreBfomitee anf3lt-
lteaen, Inn Damn oieies 8rogrumm
3u begutadten.
Sm Irbeitsfomitee 0es Senats
begunnen Die 3eugenOerhore fiir
Die 8orlaqe 9epper. BUR 9isfuifion
Itebt 0ie 6rage Oh Der Winoeitlobn
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ge muroe Arbeitsiefret0r ShDel-
leubah borgelooen. Bon Der Ame-
rican 2eqion uro Sen 8ertretern Der
4nleibengenturen muroe Dem Son-
ereB elm 8orihlaa fir cine Terein-
fad)rng Der @epabrung BON 4nlei-
ben an &riegsoeternnen u~nterbrei-
tet. Ger 8oridlag iteat einen 3u-
iasantrog 8n Dem u@5 Bill Of
Higbts" bar.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-28

Dem bena66arten Safen BON Sam~
burg.
Qll5 sic europa 6eld(agnobmt
muroe, enl0efte man in oeren Nabe
aud Ole beinnbe gang Oerienfte 8re-
men, oas Sdmeiterihiff Ser euro
pa. Sic par i'm Sabre 1910 in
@rano gesaten; Nann braG lie in
orei Geile, Die oltf Sen 9oOen oes
Safens ianfen. Die europa ielbit
mlr0e 0ur9 8rono- un0 @rploiiU-
bomben BON @uglGnOern leidt be-
iddoigt. Son ser Oeutl6en Wann-
Id)uft muroe 6erihtets Dab cine
Sprengbombe Sdaoen 8mii6en Sen
Sdorniteinen omidtete, ser o6er
leidt repariert meroen fonnte.
Nrqp06omen, Oie alif 0as S6ifi
fielen, fonnteu Don oer9elabuna un-
iAGOli6 gemadt meroen ebe Iie
Our6 bas 9ef 6rnnnten.
9as SGtff mar in feinem guten
3uItar0e, ulS eS iibernommen muroe.
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inmen a6gelogert. 8ie Maidinen
maren nidt auf Ser @0be. 90 muB-
ten gr0Bere Geparotur-unO &eini-
9litasarbeiten 0urbgefiibrt merOen,
ebe Der 9ampfer iiir Den eriten
8raniport eingeiebt tperoen fonnte.
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tie uno Der San0elsflottenfommiiiion
muroen na6 Bremen beor0ert Inn
Die 3uredtmodrng 8u iiberua6en.
9nt If. September OerlieB oie @uro-
pa 8r%emer6aOen, Inn nod South
anpton gu fa6ren. 8ort 1purOen
sic meiiten omerifaniihen Soloater
an 9oro genomhen, Die li6 bel Der
anfunft in Nep gorf an 8oro befan-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-28
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&om (SgtgO - I'm Ser beiflen
Sage int State ser AuBenminiiter
in 2onoon &ednung 81 trogen unO
teilmeiie aud, Inn Den lSdod ST.
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lieniihen &oloniolbeIises berpor-
qerufen bat, befleiBi9t iid Die ito
Iienii6e Hegierung ~auBerlte 8or-
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Sal1ptquartier Ser nmerifanil6en
8eiebungSrnoGt un6 anOerer att
ierter 8eb0rOen tpegen Ser un6olt.
barren Sage in &eapel nidt in pol
fem ausmaB gum Ausorlf al &C.
ben.
llnru6en in 0eopel enitnn0en ga.
ourd, Dob italieniide ar6eiter ourcb
9eutid)e eriest wur0en, Die oben-
orein in benadbarten Srten unl-
beripasierten. Nus 0en beioen
@riin0en fam e8 bereits mebrmals
gu erlIten 3Wiidenfdaen, II. a. ots
neutrality-suspicious. 6oruccio 8arri
bel Ieinem 8eiud in Neapel ben
5eierlidfeiten Ser @brltng Der bel
Ser 3anonng BEL Salerlo gefaaenen
aaiierten Spl0atea %beitDobnte.
gieIer aorrelponoent forn be-
ridten, Bah Die @mp0rung bier
groB lit, neil, Die aus perl1Blid)er
Gl1eQe befonnt miro, oie italieni-
Idle &egierung Dieoerbolt Die auis
ierten getparnt bat, bob ie0e plob-
li6 e~inlebenbe Arbeitsloitgfeit in
0edpel unpeigerIid 81 llnannebm-
li6feiten fii6ren miiile-
Die 4ailerten 8ebor6en iqno-
rierten gar3 offeniidtlid ale 8ar-
nungen. Die 9emonitrationetl, 81
0enen ii6 oie &pmmuniiten in fei-
ner @eiie befennen, ioa nod benz
9eri6t ser 8oli5ei oas 8erf noto-
rider berufSmdiiiger 4gitatoren
Iein. Die fir jeoen nit geniigeno
8elo fdufli6 iin0.
Sn aeginrungsfreiien flriieren
8eridte oariiber. OaB Oie @prfaae
in @eapel oaS @rgebnis irgenowel-
der @unihen bon austpdrtS lein
fonnten, cine Situotion 3n iduffen,
fraft oerer man nod Ron0on berid-
ten fonne, Stalien lei unIta6il nno
niht in Ser Gage, Die Oronung atf'
reh5uerbalten.
Sol6e 9eri6te erbulten olormie-
Washington Journal., 1945-09-28
&anffraft
int Saacn

@aibington. - GAP Dem amerifa-
niifen 8oIf cine 3eit ~6eoorItebt, in
ser es beiBt,oen @iirteI en9er 81
ihnalen. 9ies erfannte man ans ei-
nem geridt, sen Sanoelsiefretar
Senrp q. MuQace Dorlegte. Gr ldGbt,
oaB Sic ginfommen BON gin5elperio-
iler gegen gnoe 1915 nod I'M adt
MiQiaroen Collar fallen.
Gil @rfI1rung BON @aaace lit in
elmer lle6eriidlt oes &anoelsonltes
entbaIten, Oos iih nit Ser @irfung
oes lle6ergangss BON Ser &riegs- our
6rie0ensproouftion bei6aftigt.