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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-16

MRS. THOMAS Leroy BRAD
SHAW of Denver, Colo, who before
her marriage on June 7, was Miss
Ernestine Schissler, of Denver.
daughter of Mrs. Susan Schissler
and the late r. ]. Schissler of Den
yer. Cpl. Bradshaw is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradshaw of Burgaw
and is now stationed with the Army
Air Forces at Kelly Field, San
Antonio, Texas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-16
Eagle-Sears Vows
Will Be Said Today

The wedding Of Mrs. Willie Mae
Eagle and ]. C. Allen Sears will be
solemn;zed at Calvary Baptist
church this evening at 7:30 O. clock.
no invitations have been issued but
friends Of the couple are cordially
invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-16
ACME SOCIETY NEWS

Misses Anoret and Mary Butler
left Thursday for Guilford. college
after spending the summer months
with their parents, Mrs. and Mrs.
W. J. Butler OF Acme.
Amoret will enter the graduating
class and Mary will be a member
of the sophomore class
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-16

A giant sequoia cone hung or
the tree for 16 years and, when
it fell, the seed it contained were
planted and five out of seven
grew.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-16
the former Johanna Drevvn
Castle Haynes. OF

French North Africa yields on.-
phate. VI 9llos'
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-16
BIRTH

LIST Lieut.. and Mrs. A. M. Little
john of this city, announce the
birth of daughter. Nita Dare,
September 4, at Marion Sprunt an
mex. Mrs. Littlejohn is the former
Mildred c. Brunjes of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-16
Miss Sylvia Hill
WEEDS Gerald Ditman

Mrs. Eugene Hill of Winter Park,
announces the marriage OF her
daughter, Sylvia, to. Gerald F. Dit
man. USA, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Ditman of Huntingburg,
Ind, on Tuesday, September IL.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
Two Direction Finder!
To Be Installed al
Washington Airport

AS soon as equipment Is avail
able, two direction finding stations
will be installed at National Airport
as an aid to winter instrument fly
ing, according to the Civil Aero
nautics Administration and Air
Transport Association.
The direction finders are all-di-
rection radio transmitters and per-
NIT pilot to line up his approach
and fly straight into the runway in
ceiling g-zero weather. They will be
procured by the CAA.
The decision to install the direc-
ton finders at National Airport
and II other airports in the Nation
was made last week at a four-day
meeting of airline executives and
the Alta.
An important reason for the in
stallation was that last winter many
planes were forced to circle Ma.
tional Airport for several hours be-
fore landing because adverse wealth.
er conditions affected the. attempts
to land.
The CAA said the direction finders
are an interim device which will
suffice until the airlines can in.
stall very high frequency receivers
in all planes, possibly by the middle
of next year. Such receivers would
provide static-free and clearer sig
mails than the present low-frequency
receivers.
Evening star., 1945-11-07

he planned to ask the Commission
ers to make this an offlcial order or
prevent DR.. Rutland from saying It,.
Electric clippers can be sterilized
with ethyl alcohol, Mr.. Sidotti said
Evening star., 1945-11-07
Medical Society Unit
10 Study RingWorm

A District Medical Society COM
mittee plans to discuss possible
remedies for the scalp ringworm
now prevalent among school chill
dren.
DR.. r. Lomax Wells, chairman Of
the Public Health Committee, said
his group will meet next Wednesday
to take up recommendations to the
District Health Department.
The extent OF the outbreak has
not been determined by the Health
Department. DR.. George G. Ruh-
land, health officer. said there was
an unusual prevalence" However,
DR.. Joseph A. Murphy. in charge OF
the school health division, said he
had found only 400 cases so far
among 100000 public and parochial
children.
Leading dermatologists say cases
have increased rapidly in recent
weeks.
The Health Department has
warned the public not to allow bar
bers to use electric clippers because
they are difficult to sterilize. Saviour
Sidotti, president of the District
Board of Barber Examiners, said
Evening star., 1945-11-07
Mrs. H. c. Jones Rites
To Be Held Todoy

Funeral services for Mrs. Henry
c. Jones. Al. of 6213 Werlich ave-
nue., Fairway Hills, Md, who died
Sunday at Suburban Hospital. Be-
thesda, after a brief illness, were
to be held today at the w. Reuben
Pumphrey funeral home, Bethesda
Burial was to be in the Potomac
Methodist Church Cemetery.
Mrs. Jones was a native of To-
peka, Kans., and had lived here
about six years.
She is survived by her husband,
three children, Beverly Jones, Rob-
ert Jones and John L. Jones, now
in the Navy, and her mother, Mrs
John Perry, all of Fairway Hills
She was a member of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Glen Echo Volun-
teer Fire Department.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
Defense Calls Kramer
Innocent Under Law
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LUENEBERG, Nov. IA. H
Smith, professor of international
law at London University, contended
today that the Beast of Belsen,' .
Josef Kramer, and the A other SIS
attendants on trial here were inno-
cent of war crimes under interna-
tiohal law.
Summing up for the defense in
the marathon hearing before Brit
ish military court, Mr.. Smith de-
clared:
1T is solely up to the court to de-
termine if the accused are guilty or
not. guilty in the light of interna-
tional law. The German govern
ment remains liable tor all acts
committed under its name and the
German government is responsible
for payment of the fullest compen-
sation to all non-German subjects
who suffered in concentration
camps under its jurisdiction. Moth
ing that can be said here limits the
responsibility of the German gov
efnmenC.
Mr.. Smith contended that any de-
cision of the British court in the
case of the concentration camps
personnel should not prejudice fu-
ture trials He said the Moscow dec
laration of 1943 provided that war
criminals should be tried in the
countries where crimes were COM
mitted.
Contrasting the Belsen case with
the forthcoming Nuremberg trials,
Mr.. Smith said: Nobody. pretends
that the Nuremberg trials are being
carried out under existing laws. In
fact, might say lawyers on the
whole are doubtful of the whole
proceedings. 1t is at any rate a
special case governed by a special
international agreement of all pow
ers concerned"
Evening star., 1945-11-07
U. 5. Worker Fined S5f
For AssauItinq Girl, I

william Adams Gillespie, 38, Gov
ernment accountant Of Chesa-
peake street S.W., convicted Of as
saulting a 7-year-old girl last July
Is, was fined $50 yesterday by Mu-
nicipal Court Judge Ellen K. Raedy
Gillespie's attorneys withdrew an
earlier motion for new trial. He
was accused of throwing the child,
Ashley Hill, Of "a Chesapeake street
S.W., to the ground. causing her
to suffer a slight skull fracture,
after. she fought with his 5-year-old
daughter.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
.Byrnes, Halifax and Leohy
To Join Talks on Atom

Secretary OF State Byrnes, the
Earl of Halifax, the British Ambas-
sador, and Admiral William D.
Leahy, President Truman's personal
chief of staff, will join in the atomic
bomb control discussions which the
President will inaugurate this week
end with Prime Minister Attlee of
Great Britain and Mackenzie King
OF Canada, it was disclosed at the
White House today.
How long Mr. Attlee will be here
is not certain, according to Eben
Ayers, acting White House press
secretary, but he will remain at the
White House from Saturday until
Monday morning and 1t was indi-
Gated that there will be intensive
discussion during that period Later
he is expected to go to the British
Embassy for the remainder Of his
stay.
Mr.. Ayers said a state dinner
will be given in Mr.. Attlee's honor
Saturday night, and on Sunday hi
will accompany Mr.. Truman to Ar
lipgton to lay wreaths on the Tomb
of the Unknown Soldier and Of Sil
John Dill. British representative or
Evening star., 1945-11-07
Boby Born After Mother
Dies of Paralysis
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Nov. IA baby
girl, delivered prematurely by
Caesarian section after its mother
died of infantile paralysis, was re-
ported doing well' today at Winnie
bago County Hospital.
Mrs. Hazel Sherman, 80, mother
of six other children, was brought
to the hospital Saturday after a
physician diagnosed her ailment as
infantile paralysis. Her eldest son
Glen, IA, also suffering from the
disease, entered the hospital with
her.
Mrs. Sherman died two days later
and physicians operated immedi-
ately in an effort to save her un-
born child. The girl weighed
pounds IA ounces at birth.
Evening star., 1945-11-07

ing Of plans for a young and strong"
National Guard.
Gen. Reckord, former COM
mander Of the 28th Division, said
standards for Guard and Reserve
officers will be the same, making 1t
possible to transfer a Guard ofiicer
to the Reserve II full tables Of or
ganization make promotion impos-
sible before an officer passes the
allowable age in grade.
Swift Mobilization Sought.
The objective OF Guard training,
he said. will be to make its units
capable of immediate mobilization
in an emergency, rather than ca
Ipable only of mobilizing within go
to 80 days as before the war. He
pointed out that the National Guard
of the future will be armed and
equipped exactly the same as the
Regular Army rather than "as far
as practicable" as 1t was before.
Among the new Guard divisions
will be the 42d fRainbow) Division
and the Americal, both of which
were formed in the Pacific during
the Japanese war from unassigned
Guard troops,
Evening star., 1945-11-07
|Anfiaircrah Units
To Be Core Of Revised
D. c. National Guard

The District National Guard of
the future will be made up largely
OF antiaircraft units to protect the
Capital against air attack, with sim
liar units organized in the National
Guard of Maryland and Virginia
under District command, Maj. Gen.
Milton A. Reckord, adjutant gen.
eral of Maryland, said today.
Gen. Reckord said troops tenta-
lively allotted to the District also
included military police, an engineer
company and a quartermaster COM
pany, plus the-antiaircraft battalion.
The adjutants general OF the
States, meeting yesterday in spe-
cial convention at the Hotel Statler.
heard an exposition of War Depart
ment plans for the postwar National
Guard which Gen. Reckord helped
to prepare. They were given ten
tative assignment Of troops to
States.
29th Due for Changes.
The 29th Division, which formerly
was a square" division made up OF
troops drawn from the District,
Pennsylvania, Virginia and Mary
land, probably will be altered to con-
tain units from the latter two States
only. At the start of the Jap war.
Washington furnished he division
win an engineer regiment, MPs,
quartermasters and headquarters
troops.
1t was revealed that War Depart
ment plans for the future National
Guard call for activation of about
80 divisions, compared with Is called
into service in 1910 and 1941. Gen.
Reckord told the Adjutants' Associa-
ton provision has been made for not
less than "a Guard divisions in tell
Evening star., 1945-11-07
IvoIdes Quits Army Post;
VIII Help Try Hommu !

BY the Associated Press.
MANILA, Nov. Maj. Gen. Ba-
silio J. Valdes resigned today as
chief Of staff of the Philippine
Army to take place on the military
commission which soon will try st.
Gen. Masaharu Homma, Japar's
Beast of Bataan,' on war crimes
charges.
Gen. valdes as appointed to the
commission by Gen. Macarthur on
the recommendation of the COM
monwealth government He went
through the Bataan campaign with
Gen. Macarthur and escaped to
Australia with the late President
Manuel Quezon.
Evening star., 1945-11-07

Every So invested in Series "E''
Victory Bonds will get you s4 At
maturity.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
Large Piece Of Ambereris
Placed in Bonk Custody

A 60-pound piece of ambergris,
worth $4,000 and largest ever found
in the Foveaux Strait area of New
Zealand, was discovered by Fred
Traill while walking the beaches on
the west coast of Stewart Island.
The find is the eighth or ninth larg-
est on record and has been placed
in the custody of a bank at Inver-
cargill
Evening star., 1945-11-07
Veteran Shoots Self
In Brooklyn Theuter
nv IN. Assoe,atad prss.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA dis
charged seryiceman shot himself
through the heart while seated in a
crowded Brooklyn movie house yes
terday watching the film Back to
Bataan," which depicts the liberia
ton Of the Philippines.
Police said he carried a Navy
Identification card bearing the name
George T. Packard, Kokomo, Ind. He
wore civilian clothes and had dis
charge button in his lapel.
Evening star., 1945-11-07

combined Chiefs of Staff, who
died here just year ago.
On Sunday afternoon the Presi-
dent, his principal aides and the
two Prime Ministers will spend the
afternoon cruising on the Potomac
in the presidential yacht Potomac.
Mr.. Ayers said he had nothing fur
ther concerning the discussions
that will take place next week.
Prime Minister King is expected
to remain at Blair House, where
this Government entertains its dis
tinguished guests, while he is in
Washington.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
Penul Settlements to End

India S island penal settlements in
the Bay of Bengal are to be abol-
ished by the government. These
prisons, at. Andaman and on the
Nicobar Islands, were established in
1858. When the Japanese occupied
them there we're between 5000 and
5000 prisoners, none of them po-
litical prisoners.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-07
@nrleD ion
Dor 9On9reb

@oIbington, - Soroerungen rad
elmer llnteriuhultg Der nmerifoni-
ifen 2llBenpolitif puroen I'm gopi-
to[ lallt, mo beftig itber Die 8eIhul-
6iglltgen Ibebattiert dpliroe, Die @es
n~ernIfnaior 8otrif s. .Siirlep geeel,
einige unierer @erlig6ipIomnten 9e-
ri9tet fat. Der ii1 an Stelle 9urleps
mad Gbii1o beeeben6e General @eor.
ge 6. MaribdH ~fonierierte i'm Beis
Ben Sans nit 8rdlioent Grurton ut5
iStaotsiefret1r 8prres iiber ieine
tieue 4ufgabe.
SurleD batte in elmer ieine11 &iid-
tritt begleiteroen @rfldrutg bebaup.
tet, 0oB 8erufsoiplomaten Ben atile-
ritnniid)en &urs in @biiln ourh
l1nteritiisung BON &ommuniiten ODER
SmperioliIten itdtt BON Democratic
uno @inigfeit untergroben miir0en.
Na66em Sen. @berrp (G.Reb)
I'M Senot erfldrt bate, SAP ons bon
5urIep beriftete IerbaIten nmerita-
nii6er 9ipIomaten ,,ar Gerrut
gren5t~, ergriff Gen. gotnaIIp e.
Ser) oos 8ort un6 ingte: sd mod
tie, onB Gen, 5urlep bierberfommt,
uns ms a1ige fhait llno urts er5ablt,
ipas etnige oieier fiirdterliden 9inge
Washington Journal., 1945-12-07
aerl 9yiirltcmbers

Jiiritenberg traf einen 8efanlten,
be9riiBte i'm uno fragte.
o@ann ellen mir pieoer einl1al
5llIammen SIT Mittag?"
Der 9efarnlte 500 iein NotiSbu6,
blatterte LANCE uro pidtig 6ariit
berllm alflo ia9te elblih:
u0ieie ullo 1tdflte ISOLDE 9ebt eS
lei0er nidt. Marten Sic eineit
augerrblid. Sa: am Gonnerstag IN
pier5ebn Iogen, lDeitn es S6ren
paBt.~
5iiritenbers 3og nun 9leidfoas
iei1l Noti5bllA blatterte audi cine
8eile umltdnoIid 0orin berum uno
iagte en0li6 beonuerno:
,.0ornerstag in nier5ebn Sagen?
9eioer unmoglid. ga mtB idl gum
8egrabnis zines lieben 8efnnnten. "
Serabid)ieoete siiA mrs ging.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-07
go ,<GNGI J4Qm'
Mor9cntbaM
~talt9elteat

@oi6iuoton. Gip(omotii6e
Qreiie ermarten inioLge 6es bon
Byron Brice benz Br6ii0enten 9ru-
man unterbreiteten 9erifts itber ei'
men iuabridginliden GebliAlag Der
aoniniitration in Der umerifaiiiIhen
OFfupotions5one cine D~eitgeDenoe
Repilion Der 8oIitif. gS miro fiir
mogIid sebnltell, SaB Ger GirflnB oeS
friiberen SfosomtsiefretGrs Senrp
Mor1entbnu AMI sic Administration
GeutifIunOs IN groBem MtoB ausge-
i9oItet weroen mag.
Ger Morgentbou : GlatJ Der auI
einel borten 6rieoen Gb3ielte, tuar
inebr ODER wctiger mnb9ebeuO, ais
Sic eriten 8ihtlinien fir Die Bolitit
III GeutfhIano feiteele9t wnroen.
Dies Iin0 sic &iftGinien, Die niht
mir nnTnngs befoLgt wltroet, ionoern
Ole 0tiIit1rmgieruflg aud beute be-
einfIiiieu. obipobl sic @rfldrung bon
Bots6om sic @rilnolnge fiir 0ie Ser
ipnltung 5u!ir6e.
8rice bat empfolec, OoB ser
M%orgentbolt : YIon ungeidrietan
ui6 in ,,eil1isen bunoert Borten MIR
Die aILeemeinen @run0idbe entbnl.
Ten i%olIte". @r fpies 0drauf bin, 0aB
bic ~ein3eltten Anpeiiungen ,,auf 8e.
neral @tienbotpers Sifi5iere, Die liz
apiihen fbre eigenen @%rfobrungeit
III Der Bebun6lling Der 9eutlfen 9e-
madt DaberL einen unbelfreiblit,en
@influB oatsitben".
Ger 8rdii0ent bat sen 8eri6t Dem
Stdntsiefret1r, Dem &riegsietretdr
uno Dem Worineiefret1r itbermittelt
uit6 lie nidt niir nngepielen, 0;e
gmpiebIungen Don Erice Iorgf1ltig
5i erlDdgen tlno iidj oi,f cine gemein-
lame Gftion gu einigent, ionoern iei-
men Gmiiiar aud ,,aIs eilen geidif-
ten un0 erfobrenen 8eobadter" be-
5eidnet. 8rie mar iriiber 3eniur6ef.
es gilt fir wabri6einlif, 0oB
8ertreter Der 0rei 0eportements
Sen 9eridt Don 8rice iebr balls be-
raten tperoei1, Inn erltipre9en6e 8or-
it(dge MAIDEN 81 fonner.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-07
SfIeiteriteine

Gin gutter @onigfudenteid, Der oltf
0clli gIed 9eboden miro itlto 9ernod
in groBe Steire geihnitten miro, lit
ser fol9enoe: Sn Die Neitte pom 3
Yfuu0 0eeb[ tilt man Die warme Mi-
iditng pon " Rfan0 3ufer, 2R bis
3 8fnuO Sonig, p~erarbeitet lie gu
einein feiten Geig uno gibt Oaran ~
8iuno iiiBe Moloeln Geinge.piegtl
sic feingepiegte Sdale BON otoert-
balb 3itronen, 2 Eeeloffel 3intt, |
9eeloffel Nelfen ltno idlieBlih l
2offeI i'll 8olenpafler ouf9elOltes
8afiooa, iopie / 8eel0ffel Sirid)-
borrinl5 (Safts Of SortSborn). Die
Moiie miro griiriolid ourd9earbei-
tet ltno III Der Sdole nit weiBem
9lid 3ltseoedt oufgeltelt. Beim Sc
brotd roat man Ben 9eig fingeroid
aus. Iegt i'm nuf Elm gefetteteS
Bleh, beitreidt i'm nit geqiirltem
81 lino beleet i'm nod Der 5ornl
Der 8flaiteriteine nit bal6lerten
Wor0elu.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-07
,,|on, Slntt" !.

Bon 2olrOon aus tpellte &dilOcI III
Gbeiter, i'm III oieier Staot Gins iei-
iler Srotorien allf5ufiibren. Gr
tpaltOte lid an oen oortigen Srgd-
niiten ltlro Bat, ibm gboridnger, Die
pom 8latt 5u iineei fdbig paren,
sur Serfigun9 5lt itelen.
Ger Sr9aniit empfoB S1ltoel ber=
id)ieoene 9erioncn, audi 0en 8ud)-
Orlider S%onion. Die erite G6orprobe
beganil. Sanion lang ialid tpie cir'
ShllGtenbiino.
u8oS fdat Sbnen ELL, 5u be-
haupten, Sic fonnten bonn 8Iati
iingen9"
u0as falrn id) altd1, Serr Sattoel
a6er ood nld)t 9leid beim eritet
Male!"
Washington Journal., 1945-12-07

1llloT.
SIM Sans for6erten oie Mbgeor6
n,etell Sones (&.sS6iol &erter (&
@aiD, &ogers (NsMaii.) uno Cor
(1.9enn cine unteriufung. Step
Curtis {R.Gseb) foroerte Bprnes au
IGntlide Ronlmilniiten i'm Stoataoe
partment al entlaiIen. 8prnes batt'
oorber auf einer Sreiiefonferetl5 fei
men 3peiFeI ooron 9eloiien ooB e.
perionlit feline umfoiieiroere Inter
iafune Der Glneeleeenbeit pldne
Step. Borps (H.Obio) meirtte, 1peitert
&ongreB- entineibi1nger iiber oi.
ltgtSf9f4 ioflten 5iriideeitellt rperben
bis Surlep ols 3eu9e nernommer
lper6en FAM.
Cine Mnresung, nB ser geiamtt
oiplomotiide 9ienit schubert unb
recrsaniiiert" weroen ioIG, fam Dor
eiitem friiberet 9iplomoten =
Sltgb 8. Grant, ebemoligem ameri.
faniiden @efonoten in MIbdnien unS
Siatn. St einen Snterpiep in atlait-
ia prizes Grant &urIeb fir Ole ugnt-
bitIlllng ser S6itrliftions . Snftif"
bon 8erufsoiplomaten.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-07
NmceNotcrt .
Der 9i6ter am etenerrab

auf elmer obifyiiligen uro fur
uenrei6en 2nnOltroBe bette Bernard
.Gbdw, Der ieiret 8ngen ielbit
iteuerte, Die Soee SIT einem neuen
Stiid.
o8oS 9alten Sir BON ser folgen-
Sen Soee?" tpnn0te er lid al ieinen
ueben ibrl iisenoen Sboff6r, oen er
als einen flit9en Mann 0eS Bottles
oft in literariid)en 9inqeli Inn &ot
fragte, uno enttpidelte tbm init 9eiz
oeni6aft oos Sdouipiel, oos tbm
eirtgefaaen mar. Die @efGbrlihfeit
0es @eges mtnOerte Iih oesbolb
nidt, woH aber Sboips @ufmerf=
iamfeit.
9l0tlid rib ibit ser gdoffOr
portlos oaS Steuee aus Ser @at10.
,@as fdlt Sbren ein2" idrie
S6otp.
,,8er5ei1en Sic. entiduIoigte fif3
Ser S6offor, ,,aber ooS Stiif lit ic
olts9e5eidnet, ooB ih Sic nift fter.
ben lalien ppllte, ebe sic e5 ge=
Ihrieben Doben!"
Washington Journal., 1945-12-07
Gatlahcit

Gin Automobil tit ungefdbr eilt Ih-
tel fiir5er i'm 6ebruar alS I'M Suli.
0as 8ort ,,@o6r6eit" fommt I'M
Ilten atno Heuen Seitament le
I'LL NAL Dor.
Gin lleli ~geborenes aino ifreit int
Dltrdidnitt 1t3 Minlten ini Gag,
6us lit 5 8ro5erlt Der gatu5en 3eit.
Set 1918 8aft) COB eS fei1et oi1e-
rifoiiifen Yraiioenten mebr, Der
einen Sfnurrbort batte.
Gin ldmuBiger an5ug perliert fiirf
Yro3ent on @epidt, tDe1l1 er rein
geprst lit.
llnlere Gents lttto NidelS 6nben IN
Ser algemeinen 3irfulation mebr
&ranfbeitsfeime an iid ais Char
ters ODER Silberooaars.
Son 1900 perifieoelen sppen au-
tomobtlen, Die nripriingdih in
Arnerifa er5eugt ipuroelt, lteben SO
Hro5ent 1lid1t mebr in Pro0uftion.
Snl Dllrfldpnitt lit oaS gitoe Mcgee
Iegter Siguretten III alnerifa l.
rs 3oa lang.
Sm 0urdidnitt foitet Die lebers-
ldltglite Salt eires @efangeneit
Die Steuer5nbler $4,000.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-07
2lmciIen crcbcrn Gin OcrI

0as i'm 0orOen bon 0porto gele-
gene portllgieiiife Gorf Soatle 'pltr-
Sc i'm Sabre 1925 I'M Sohiomller
Don einem ameiielridyparm itberfal
len. Seitber 9oben oie rlino 200
@inpoAner Der Orti9oft uole 5tpau-
sig Sobre laitg gegen 0ie @inOring-
hinge %gefGnnpft, biz lie enolid iest
Sen anmpf aufgegeben un0 lid be-
iiegt erfIGrt boben.
NaGoem sic Muleiieu sic 8eill-
berge - Oas ein5ige 8ermogen lrno
Ginfommen ser 8epobner bon
Soone - 5eritort baben enti6loi-
len Iid) Die 6eoaiernswerten Nen-
i6en gum 8iid5ug; iie buben 6ieier
Goge lire BON Snieften Dimeln0elt
8ebouiungen eer6umt. @abridein-
lid) miro nid)ts iibrig bleibell, ais
oas gof3e 8orf nieoerSltbremen.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-07
3ieben SOB
&nNen Dor

Stof6olm, = Stlpe0iihen Yreile-
meIoungen 3lfolge ueriuften Iif
Sunoerte Don oeutIden uno onoereti
Miiitar. Stlternierten nit MeIlern,
@oiierfIinget uno @lasi6erben oas
2eben jt tlebrren, ols i6re Geportn-
tion nod 6et Don Sopiet. Truppeil
beiebteil europGiIfen @ebieten in
Gngriff genommen ipuroe uno idpe-
oiife 8eboroen begnnileit 27O0 bon
linen aus bier S1tternierlngsloeeril
db3ttranSportierell, INT lie nit Sem
Bug nod Dem ruiiiiten 9eporta-
tionsiftff Sudan" in Grallebor9
81 bringen.
0etl eriten 8eridten nod boben
lid an Die tauieno S~ntarnierte lelber
Mun6en betgebro1t.
Die merIten Der 200 @eIonee.
men, Die lid in ben bier Qagern be
fnnoer, lin6 Geutide, ser &eIt Se-
Iterrei6er, BoIen, 2itoller, @ltbI1n.
Der uno Setter.
Die Stodbolmer 8reiie beri6tetl
folgenOe @in3eLbeiten it6er Die Eager
S5enen:
Cine @rnppe bon 60 9eutld)er
biloete eiren oid)t 5uiommenge0rdng
ten Sing INN tbren 6iibrer, eiller
Saliptman1 &ubr. OILS 6ieler lid, Elm
Meiier III Die 8ruit itieB. @ebrere
nnoefe folgben ~ieiilen1 8eilpiel. Sic
@olisei perfniippeIte einige ser Sit-
ternierten, lie su berbinoerr, iid
lpeitere @erletu1gen bei5ubringen.
Sn elmer 8ruppe l6rien 3elttihe:
DSteht mid! Stedt mid bierl"
Sieb5is Ge,tide aug mebrerer
8ornden tpur0en in einem Sole
bliiten0 auf Dem 8o6en Iiegeno ge,
iebert. An0ere riiien lid Ole &leioer
bonn 2eib un0 ipuroen balbnodt in
fpartenoe TranSporte oer1tout.
Sn eiileln uttoeren 2ager III 8af,
fnmo uerbarrifaoierten iih oeutidst
Sffi6iere in 8aroden. aIS Sic @oIi'
gel enoli6 einbradb fnno lie Ser
8o0en beipritt nit 8lilt, oasauS
mebrerm olirfi1Iitten 4rnn- uni
acknowledgement qr,oII.
Nonhe Der Snternierten iparer
9ungeritreifS fuegen 3lt gelGw6dt
I'M abtransportiert Si weroen. Git
Sungeritreifs, Die i,nter 1877 2ito1t.
ern, 2etten un0 g~itbIdnoern 5luar
ansbrlfy 9efonrnlen lparer, began,
llef am 9onterstog Dor elmer 8of,(
olS Sr~oteitoftionb radJoem oie lffpe.
oiffe &egierute einem iopietild)er
8~erlnngen nn6 auslieferllng Ser
Snberniertet ifnttgegeben botte. ane
@efongenen lparen bel &riegsenoe
aus Der beutiden Mrinee 6eierttert.