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Evening star., 1945-12-05
Secretary Denies Truman
will Attend London Farley

By the Associated Press.
The White House today said fiatly
that President Truman has no in
tention of attending a foreign Sec
retaries' conference in London.
The British Press Association
quoted delegates to the United Ma
tions Preparatory Commission as
saying Mr.. Truman might substi-
tute for Secretary Of State Byrnes
at an early meeting of foreign min
listers there.
Eben Ayres, assistant White
House press secretary, told reporters
that the report lis not so" and tnt
President has no intention" of at
tending such a meeting. The re.
ported meeting would include tn.
foreign ministers Of the United
States, Britain, Russia, China ant
France.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
Mrs. Mary |. Kirby Dies;
Former Navy EmpIoye

Mrs. Mary Lane Kirby, 40. for
merly of 1900 Connecticut avenue
NV, died Sunday at the Veterans
Hospital, Oteen, N. c., after a long
illness. it was learned here today.
Mrs. Kirby came to Washington
during the World War and served
as Navy yeomanette. After the
war, she became a civilian employe
in the Navy Department and worked
in the Bureau of Navigation until
1925, when she became secretary to
the judge advocate general. She
retired in 1888 because of i'll health.
A native of Buffalo, NJ Y. she
was the widow of Albert Kirby.
There are no immediate survivors
Funeral services will be at $50
am. Saturday at Fort Myer Chapel
Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery
Evening star., 1945-12-05
Hirohito' S War Acts
And Abdicafion Idea
Brought Up in DIET
Hy the Associated Press.

gy the Associated Press.
TOKYO, Dec. 5.-Two undercurrent
questions whose answers may re-
shape the future of Japan-did
Emperor Hirohito help push Japan
into the war and should he abdi-
cate?-were out In the open today
Isanji Tanaka, independent Diet
member. asked Minister of State
Joji Matsumoto what the govern
ment thought about abdication OF
the Emperor, Kyodo news agency
said. Tanaka indicated some circles
thought abdication possible after
Prince Fumimaro Konoye's discus
sion of the subject with foreign
correspondents.
Kyodo quoted Matsumoto as re-
plying that even to express in public
such thing as abdication is too
awesome." The minister added that
those who contemplate such mis-
taken" idea were the exception.
Question Causes Stir.
Discussion of whether Hirohito
helped push Japan into the war
SduSCd OH OHdol
The unprecedented question was
asked late yesterday at a plenary
session of the House of Representa-
tives' Budget Committee. In reply,
Premier Kijuro Shidehara told the
House he personally believed Hiro-
hito had no war responsibility and
added that the occupation authori-
ties have not raised the question
with the government.
Today a retired Japanese general,
Toshizo Nishio, told the Associated
Press that Hirohito attended a
highly secret conference held at the
imperial palace in late November or
early December, 1941, just prior to
the wars outbreak. Nishio said Hiro-
hito informed the supreme war coun-
Gil Japan might have to fight if
things didn't improve"
Attack Kept Secret.
Nishio added, however, what other
japanese have said-the Emperor
wasn't told a surprise attack on
Pearl Harbor would open the conflict.
Additionally it was learned that
when Konoye recently described to
authorities another secret confer
ence held at the palace September
6, 1941. he disclosed that Hirohito
was present. The September con-
ference, held when Konoye was
Premier, included as a participant
War Minister Hideki TOTO, who
later replaced Konoye as Premier.
The September conferees de-
cided that Japan would begin pre-
pairing for war in the middle of
October unless there was a decided
improvement in negotiations at
Washington. No proposal was made
at the conference to remove the
chief stumbling block to the Wash
ington negotiations. the requested
removal of Japanese troops from
China.
Domei Head Defends Actions.
Inosuke Furuno, who as president
of the recently dissolved Domei
agency has been added by Gen.
Macarthur to the list of war Grim
inal suspects. said in an interview
the press could not prevent war be-
cause militarists controlled the
sources of news.
He said that field dispatches of
Domei correspondents were censored
at the source during the war and
even when they returned to give
the true situation we had no way
of getting it into print
Furuno. who plans to surrender
shortly before the December II
deadline set by Gen. Macarthur.
said Japan's Navy Department de-
Evening star., 1945-12-05

layed announcement Of the Pearl
Harbor attack and he first heard
about it through monitoring an AS
sociated Press broadcast from the
United States.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
V-Bond Dance Planned

A Victory Bond dance will be
given tonight at the Bali Club. 1901
Fourteenth street NV, by colored
Government employees. Gonzales
cents, service men and women and
veterans are invited.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
River Report.
Temperature and Humidity.

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 90, on July l
Lowest, -, on January 25.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
zap. Hicicnbcctc
tuarcn Mnpr0etiiA

gofoIufa, = @ie oie Seitling
.,Mainidi" mitteilt. maren 5pei ia-
paniif1e Hiefen-ll.8 oote, Die lih iett
I'M 8eiiB Ser ameritaniihen Slotte
befinoen, oo3u beitimmt, uls Mutter-
'idiffe fir 6lug3elge, melfe Ben 8a-
nomafanol bomboroieren lollten, SIT
oienen. Ger 4ngriff auf ben SD
nal mliroe ieood nienlalS lnternom=
men.
u~ebprbnnpt bata,n lid sic beioen
goote, Die Sopon gegen Sen Hot
oeutlher SahperItanoiger balite, in
feiner Bsitebung beSdbrt.
Seoes Ser beioen 8oote lit 400
SUB long, bat cine 8aiierperor6n.
eung Don 500 9onnen nno einen
angebli6en &reu5un9srooils BON
$4,000 Meifen.
4ls Die beioen 8oote am 10. Nu-
guit in gofltlufa nltitauhten, nm
lid Ger Il. g. 5lotte 81 iibergeben,
onttporteten iuponiide Sffi5iere ouf
ole oiesbe3iiglihen 6ragen: yWir
baben. ME etruas oerienft, mir baben
ME etDos bolnbaroiert, mir limo nllr
berumgefreu3t".
AuBer sen orei 5~Ius5eusen, oie
i'm 8oridiff untergebraht mercen
fonnten, bate ieoes ser beioen II
8oote nod Elm oiertes, Suinmmenleg-
bores 6lug6eiie an Board. Die appa-
ruts wuroen uermittels zines &ato-
quilts abgeidoilen uno pernittels eli
mes Rrans, Ser beim 9altfen nieoer-
gelegt muroe, mieoer an goro genom-
men. aber DE 6lug5ellge muroen 10
lelten wie moelid) eeitartet. ba es
iGnper NOR, Tie bel unrltbiger See
wie0er an 8or0 gu nebmen.
Sic ein5ige 2eiitung, meld)e oieie
betoen llntermaiierrieien mirfli1
uollbraAt baben, mnr &eis nod Sruf,
Sapans iiolierter 6lottenbaiis i'm
Stillen O5eon. 8u brinser.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
&uppert Seim

Im Dergangenen 6reitog fonO 0ie
8eriammIung 0es BermoItungSrotes
WieOerum i'm Seim ltott, nodoem
man lett 9eraumer 3eit Die Sisun-
gen i'm Oriental 8auuerein- @ebGu0e
a~bgebalten bate. Die @itgIieOer oes
Gireftoriums paren 3ablreih erifie-
men. Inter Dem 8oriis oes Yr1ii0en-
TEN ISM. 8. Zimmerman pur0en 6ie
geidaftli6en Angelegen6eiten, pie
@ntgegennabme Der Gomitee- 8eri6te
uho 3ablung eingelaufener Hehnun-
gen prompt erleoi9t. Nof ser Ser
Iamnlung ieruierte 6rau 5riitoe, oie
Nidtrone oes @eims, einen alls9e-
3eidnet northumberland 2un6 (gir-
ginia Sam (not citp bam) un6 jon.
ltige 2eferbiiien) Dem ole ber5boft
dulpraden. - Sn ser 8eriommIllng
0es 6rauen- @ilfsbereins, melfe am
3ienstog itattfanO, mur0e bei6IoIien,
Dos @eibna6tsfelt nit 8eI6erung
Der Snioiien, nm Sonntag Dor Dem
boben 6eite 81 feiern. 6reun0e un0
@onner oes Seims lino oa3u einoe-
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
SranspOrtpeiea itreift.

9as 8us- uno StraBen6abn-S p-
item @aibingtons muroe our6 Ir,
beitsnieOerlegung Ser Motorleute,
&on6ufteure uno @erflt1ttennrbeiter
fait oonig eelabmt. @s lpar Dies sic
6ol9e zines monatelongen disputes
nit Der Capital Ironlit SO, ii6er cine
80 Gents grb06un9 bes Stunoenlob-
mes. unionbeonlte erfl6rten, eS BANJO
lie iit nid)t UNI einen Streif, ionoern
einen 8efebl an Die MitgIie0er, iif
3u elmer ,,anoauernoen Sisung" elm.
8ufinoen. Gin 8ortfiibrer ser Capt
tai Iraniit So. erfldrte, ooB sic 2eu-
te iebt per Stunoe $1.02 erbalter
uno feline au5liht anf &iidgi.br 3lit
40ItHnoi9en 4rbeitspohe gegeben lei.
4uf einen 8orihlag Der 8cb0roer
FIN mill man oerluhen, in ben ndf)'
item beieen @oden cine ginigilng
5miiden Sen 2euten uno Ser @eiea-
ihaft 3umege 3u bringen.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
EiIcnkcrucr ais
Kcnoreb'3cm0

Jranffurt, q. 90. = Gas ameri.
fnniihe @auptntortier CAB befonnt,
oaB General @iienboDer Inner.
balb Elm paor Stuuoen" na9 @aib-
iHgton abreiien peroe, UNI in Der
8unOesbouptaOt als 3euge Dor
GongreBausifiiiien gu eriheinen.
In moBgeben0er Steae Duroe pro-
pbe3eit, 0aB ieine &eiie Sen 9tuftaft
81 leiner @rnennung gum Nabfolger
Sen. George 6. Maribons nls
Stobshef Der Armee bil0en tperOe,
Die gegen @noe DECEMBER in aus-
lift iei.
Die amtIife 8eiunntgabe beiagte,
Giienbotuer Deroe na6 ieiner @aib-
ingtoner 3eueenmiifion uno abite.
hern na9 Bolton lino Chicago ON
%. Nouenber nod europa 6uriid-
febren.
@erii6te, DAB er sen Yoiten oes
StabShefS ser Armee ertuIten
tper0e, limo Ieit langem in ltmIouf.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
0eFSrben

&e< Sane &C., 8itpe BON Senrb
Reib. ytad eirem 3otenomt in Der
ct. Marpsfirhe mar oie 8eiietung
I'M @emeinOeirieObofe. Qei6enbeitat-
ter mar ole 6irma 3. @eier Cons
So.
Albrcdt, 2ouiie g., 5O45 Wortb
Capitol Street. auBer ibrem @otten
8iaiom 6. binterl6Bt lie einen Sobn
nit gleidem Namen iomie cine Eo6-
ter S%earette %. Hihar0ion.
9errmnnn, @briitina 8iIbeImina
geb. Sfert, nobnbait 491 3 StraBe
9. 8. Sic iitbr init ibrem @atten
Sobn s. Serrmonn in oeren Nuto-
mo6il aIs tie an Der 5peiten StroBe
unO Telamore Apenue 9. 8. nit
Dem auto 6es SoIoaten MerIe 90.
Serb, 81 Sabre alt, 3uiummenittt-
BEN. Gur6 Den AnproQ mur0e Sralt
Serrmonn aus Dem @agen gei6leu,
bert. Sic ueritar6 cine Stunoe nah
ibrer @inIieferung in 0as GailaItp
Soipital. Die 8eiiesune mar i'm
Broipect Sill Jrie66ofe. Ger SoIoot
miro fir Elm geri6tIides 8erfobren
f~eitgebnlten.
Sanr, gilbert Soiepb i'm Mount
4lto Soipitol. auBer Der 8itp2 2pl-
lian Sane binterldBt er orei Sdpe-
tern: Ynulire, Rorma itno Seanette
Saur. Die 8eer0igung nor BON
Gbombers 2eidenfateae cl:s mad
Dem 8roipect Sill 5rieo6of.
&Otb, SuIiis, geItorben am 8. To-
bender. gr binterIGBt cine 5o6ter,
Bertha Sobonnien. Die geiit sung
mar i'm 9roipect Sill 6rieobofe mad
elmer 1ralerfeier in Ser 9apeGe oes
observation-disclosures e%bumbers.
SIN HrOipeet Sill SrieS6Of fan0en
I'M Monot Sftober 0ie ioIgenoen Sc
eroigungen ltott: Robert @rabam
9egeler, Amelio 3bomas, Margueri-
tie Sutton, Huoolpb E.. 8cegler, Soo
Map Morgaret Sab, @otfrie0 Ben.
er un0 Qemis =. Morib.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
Sibide 8eibna6tstarten
nit OOer Obne NameRsaufSrud iinS
in unierem Bureau 81 baben.
9emtidles @aiienhams

Inter Dem goriis oes 9rdiioenten
6reo Shneioer fano Die monatli6e
Observation-Disclosures am uergan-
9enen Sonntag Na6mittag i'm Seim
ltntt. Der Sermoltungsrat uno oie
9elegaten maren itart oertreten. 9ie
borliegenoen 8enainSgeiddite muir
Sen glott erleoigt. Ole 8eriAte ser
4usi6iiIie muroen entgegengenom-
men lno &ehnungen I'M 9etroge Don
iiber $500 muroen 5ltr 3ublltng an
qemieIen. @s Iino 10 &in0er i'm
Sein, mie Ser @aiienDater, Serr
@briItmon beridtete. Aae lino ge-
Juno. Ser nSappiness Club" Bate
cine &alomeen 8artp arrangiert, an
meIder iid ale Ginoer beteiligten
uno befaBt iid iebt nit Ser 8eihe-
rung ser 4inoer om fl. ahenO. Die
iiblihe 8eibnahtSfeier lit (mie IN
friiberen Sobren) am Sonntag nod
@ei6nadten. Gin @erm1dtnis BON
$500 muroe Dem 8aiienballs BON
5rau SLEEPS binterlolnn. (Gebe bin
uno tue oes gleiden, Die Geoaftion).
6err Gbas. Slider 6emerfte, DOB
man li6 nit Der 8eriAonerlne Der
MuBen isiten OeS SQilpt- @ebduoes be-
foiien m0ge. @r beiu6e 0as 8aiien-
6aus lett 1907 uno irene ii6 ii6er Die
pielen 8erbeiierungen, weld,a man in
Sen anlagen Inn ooS @oiienbats
oorgenommen babe uno sic mooernen
ginrihtungen ~innerbal6 6es 9aules.
Gas @ebGuoefomitee oes 8oiien-
5~ouspereins miro lif nit Ser allge-
meil1 geteiIten 4nIiht beialien uno
lobalo @rh,itSfr1fte uno 8aumoterial
81 annebmbnren Yreiien dl baben
iino, gmpfebllrngen MAIDEN. Cine
8elohltion nit Der photographic neS
ber~itorbenen @brenoireftors uno
@oblta5ars Germ G6riitian Seurih
lit I'M 1ireftoren5immer oeS @eb1u=
oes sur 4nli6t aus9eitellt. Der Brd=
lioent oonfte Dem &omitee uno oeilen
riibrigem GoriisenGen &errn @m.
@roB fir oie idone allsarbeitung bes
S6riftltiides, meldes einen gbren-
plot neben Sen nnoeren 8botogras
pbien Ser friiberen Braiioenten bes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. einnebnen Diro.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
pereinseaIenNer

Concord GInb, Sne. 9rdiiOent
Carl Stober; SefretGr, u. 9. Burg
bar6t, APT Burner Ctr, gbeOt
gbaie, $40. 8eriammlungen monat'
lid.
TrOlpeet sill GrisSbOf. grdiiOent:
GreO gogeIiane; Sefretdr, $. 9.
8infIer; Sdosmeiiter: 2ourence 8.
Slut. 0eri. am 2. Samstag i'm
Nonat i'm 5rieobofsge6duOe
0eutIde Treimanrer 2Ose Armi.
nins, 9r. %, T.A.A.@. Gefret6r:
6reof. 8ertram, 1341 Gbepbero
Str, q. 6. 8~eriammlung om 1.
Gienstag i'm Mondt i'm Neuen Na.
ionic SempeI, t9te uno s StraBe,
q. 90.
Arminins @ersnisungs @ereiH.
9rGiioent: &enrp Rieiter; SetretGr:
Eheo6or 2er1, 1905 Siebente Stra'
BE, q. %. 8eriommIung am l..
Sonuabeno i'm Nonot.
@reater gencfieinI Union, 9iitrift
Nr. 100. Pr1lioent: Sobn @re0lein;
SesretGr: Gbriitian gbriit 1922
6iinfte StroBe, q. B. Beri. oait
a. Dienstag I'M @onot i'm 9oaie SIR.
1920 + StraBe, g. 6.
@reater Beneficial Union, 9iftrift
Rr. 40. Erditoent: MideI 9OI.
ner; SetretGr, Gbriitian &ronen.
bitter, 1104 Bonipont Ctr, Silper
Spring. 800. 8eri. nm 4. 6reitoe
I'M @Onot i'm ,Giue 6oint Gaoern~.
l2te uno & StroBe, Rorboft.
&nppcrt &eim Jraneu GiTfsberein.
Yrdiioentin: 6rau @rnit IS. 8romn;
Sefret6rin; Grou WabeI Dies. Der
iammlung am 2. 9ienstng i. 90. UNI
2 llbr i'm Seim.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
Nrminins sOse gr. %

Sn Ser Hooember F.. 8%eriommlung
Der Arminilts 9oge iDuroe ii6er Sen
idbrIiden 8eiu6 Der @roBIoge unO
Die llnteriuhung Der 2ogenbiiher be-
ridtet. 3mei @eiude I'M aufnabme
wltroen einem 2omitee iibermieien.
Sn Der nddlen 8%eriammIling lit
@obI un0 giniesung Der nelien Be
aHlten fiir oas Sobr 1916. Die Mit-
glieoer iin0 gu oieier 8|erinmmlung
~beionOers emin9eIa0en.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
pGter nit 3 KinNcrn
ftiett itckr cinec3cecn

@aibinston, = Die gin3iebuns
BON 8dtern nit orei ooer mebr
@inoern ilrter IS Sabrea muroe
pom ausbebungsbnnit auf geranIai-
iiins Der armee uno Ser 5lotte ein-
eeitellt. Sn Der Traris fommen on.
Bel MIR Mdnner inter % Sabren in
Grase, neil Die gin8ieh1net bpqt ldffe.
rem Sabrg1naen bereifs BEL &riegs-
enoe eineeitellt fpuroe. Gie Droer
be5;ebt iid ebenio ouf Greimillige
.0ie auf WidtfreiUiIIiae.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
@er feunt Stub. eduanebed?

SIN neutrality-suspicious. in Sn-
oiontopn Sap, Ba., befinoet iif elm
0eutIder nanens Sans 9oidert, Der
ei1en 6reuno in Baltimore bate,
NIT Dem er mieoer in 8erbinoung
fommen modte. Der 6reunb beiBt
Iuoolf S6monebef. @er Iusfunit
iiber oen iesigen aufentbalt bon
Germ Shmanebed geben fam, miro
gebeten, 9errn Yoitor 5rit 8. guers
BON Ser 3ionsfirfe an gitp San
8la5a in Baltimore gu ueritdnoigen,
Der bieie Conformation meiterleiten
miro.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16

@lau6piioigfeit uerlieb oieien @e-
riidten Elm Iangiamer @roOus Don
Offi5ieren ieines &ommonoos nod
Poiitionen i'm Rriegsnmt, no lie
feline IOlitif in Die @infIhfeit UNI
ieben fonnten.
ltnoffi5iel oerIautet. 0ob Glen.
bonner mad Dem 23.' Nopember nlr
nod fur8e 3eit in europa ~perDeilen
tperoe, Inn feline 4ommanoogeifGfte
in Deufidlano uno Seiterreid gu
IiquiOieren.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16

mo Stalienern an Der idwei3eriid,
italienii6en @ren3e mebrere S6nei
ger getotet muroen. 4ie Meloung be-
6eihnet Die Staliener ols uS6mugg;
Ter. Geierteure uno friibere &ricgs,
gefongene" ino beiaet, oob bic
Sdmei8er geborben Die gntien6un9
bon 3ruppen in ons @ebiet errp1gen.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
Greater Beneficial umiun

9ie 0iItrifte @aibington uno Bal
timlore ser @reoter Beneficial Union
peranitolten am Sonnabeno, Sen II.
Nopember, in Ser &beinlanobaue oes
9eutihen @ouies in Baltimore einen
o@ictorp 9an@", fir welden groBe
8nrbereitunaen i'm @ange iino.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
Gpncpro GInb

Die Mitglieber oes Concord Clubs
b%eriammeln iidJ ON Sonnabeno auf
@inla0ung bon &errn lno 6rau 5.
6oeft in oeren Ssim in Ateranoria,
30. Cine 5ablrei6e geteiligung miro
erportet.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16

Stride am QeopoIosberg nusfIbrte,
nod Dor @intritt Der Sdlehtpetter-
periooe ourd Die tdtige Mitbilfe Der
Sreunoe eoler Boufnnlt uno glGlibi-
ger Rilgeri1oren Dor iueiterem Sda-
ben bepabrt Der0en.
6ultnrgemein6e gegriin6et
9%eppenbeim. = Sier mur0e nit
g~rlou6nis ser @ilitarregierung cine
&ulturgemeinoe gegriinbet. Ole itd
our auf9abe gemadt bat, CUTE 9aiis-
multi, inoiOi6uele Molerei unb
9idtfunit 3u pflegen. @s fan0en BE-
reits 5uei &on3erte itatt, an oenen iih
Giinitler up0 &iinitlerinnen foitenlos
our 8erfiigung itelten.
Mns QaSenburg
Sopfermeiiter Moam Serot puroe
gum 8iirgermeiter ernonnt. Cine
mif)tige auigobe lit es. Die Slgeno
mieoer in g%eoronete 9nbnett gu letter
ltno tie an Dem aufbau Geutidlanos
gu intereiiieren. = Gus 8obnungs.
amt 9aoenburg lit Ser 2eitung oes
Staotbaiimeiters Mlfreo Molitor I'M
terltelt. 9ds friibere lpeibIihe @4g-
Eager miro gu ihoren uno aeiunoen
@obnungen nusgebaut, Die eriten So
milien iin0 bereits einge5ogen.
Gtrafenbabn bilft Der GrnG6rnns
Miin6en. I'm pabreno Der
@intermonote sic idon iebt beiteben-
Den Observation-Disclosures niht
nod gu oereroBern, lit bea6lidtigt,
Die Miindener S%traBenbnbn gum
Eransport BON Mildb @emiiie tino
onoeren NobrungSmitteln heron5a-
5;eben. 8ei benz itdnoig 3uneAmenoen
gerfebr in Miinhen meroen ihon iebt
tdgGih 475,000 6abrgdite ourd, Die
Miin1ener StrnBenbabnen bef6r6ert.
Sdutt-Nbfubr in @aFelsbeim
Hiiiielsbeim. = Nabe3u 1000 Or
heiter lino our 3eit nit Der 8eieiti-
gutlg ser S6utt. uno griinmerbuts
fen in Den SpeIperfen beiddftiet.
Gpinnerei er6ffnet
Bremen. @G6reno Der pergotl-
genen 8oGe muroe ole Suteipinnerei
uno @eberei in Bremen mieserer6ff-
net. sic proou3iert p~orlalfig 8 Com
men tGgIi9.
Ginbrud in eimem WerfamfsfiDsf
Sn einem 8erfaufsfiost an Dopp.
lerrpeg in S%aI5burg- 9ori4 puroe
BON unbetannten Idtern e%ingebroden
uno Observation-Disclosures OUT 80 ia
Shparabrot uno iiber 10 fg @eiB-
brot geltoblen.
EufiDerfebr nit Der Sidedei fer.
scftelt
Gas 8nnoes Boitomt gibt befonnt,
oaB Der Noitoienit noa Ser Sid)ed)o.
ilopofei nun iarntlide arten regnl6-
rer Toit umfaBt, 8. +. 8riefe Obs gu
4 Efuno 6 un3en( Hoitfarten, Erud-
laden. @eifaftspopiere, @1renmli.
tier. Sn ben lesten orei antegoren
lit Die @emi1tsgren3e ieooh / 9iuno.
8afete, Die mad 8rieftorif iron-
fiert lino. oiirfen aud 8nren entbnl-
ten, tpie etrpa peroerblide NubrungS-
mittel etc.
CUR Mnnenoung gelongt 6erielbe
1oittarif, tpie er Dor Der Suipenoie-
ring oes 8oitoerfebrs nit Der eide
doilomafei in @eltung NOR. Sonoer-
~gebiibren firro: 20 Gents fir Gin
idreibe=S enoungen 20 Gents fir CT
preB43uiteIlung.
Mrtifel, Die nidr mehr ais 2 llitSen
wiegen, oiirfen aur 6Iuspoits8efor-
oerung nod Ser Ii1ehoilopotei on
genommen meroen, iobalo 4ie nit 30
Gents fir ieoe babe hinge, begin. Ell
pen Prndteit k1apur, irpHfprt iinb.
4lBeroem 9elten fir Yoitieronn-
gen nod Der 9idedlol lopafei Ole Or
%portfontroI 9 itimmungen Der 5or-
eian Economic Administration.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
8lmtiec 3wiiAcnfdue
an Scr Orcn3c

2on0on, - Sic @r6ange 9ele-
graph agenep beridtet in elmer Mel.
Dung BON gbiofo, oob BEL 3uiammen-
it0Ben 3miifen ihpei5er @renapoiten
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16

Stride am 2eopoIosberg nusflbrte,
nod Dor @intritt Der Sdlehtipetter-
periooe ourd Die tdtige Mitbilfe Der
6reunoe eoler 8oufnnit uno gl6nbi-
ger @ilgeri1oren Dor neiterem edo
ben benobrt mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
9nltmrgemeim6e gegriim6et

&eppenbeim. = 9ier fpuroe nit
grlou6nis ser MiIit1rregierung cine
&ulturgemeinoe gegriinoet. Ole ltf
our aufeabe gemadt bat, CUTE 9als-
multi, inoiOiouele Molerei unb
9iftfunit gu pflegen. @s fan0en BE-
reits 5pei aon3erte itatt, an oenen ith
9iinitler unO aiinitlerinnen foiteulos
our 8erfiigung iteaten.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-22
CrOmartie Clan
To Hold Annual
Family Reunion

The Crona rtie clan will hold the
annual family reunion on Thurs
day, August 16, at Marshburn's
Beach at White Lake.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-22
WILMINGTON MARINE
FINDS OWN BRITCHFc
ON DRESSED.UP jIt

What the oest-dressed Japs v.,.
wearing into battle on okin c'ls
proved to be Of more than ns ,,awa
interest to S. Sgt. Pembertona S' "
Hobbs, grandson Of Mrs, W w. W.
Hobbs, tbs Dock street. W. IL
A radar operator with the M..;
Corps, Sgt. Hobbs writes tba a'ns
surveying recently cans,. ~
batch, Of Jap prisoners On Olin ra'e'
he spied one be-goggled, tonT a%a
Jap shuffling along in a pai- wv y,
Marine Corps trousers obvor.,
not tailored to his size. '
Curious. Sgt. Hobbs, a 2oOn
six-footer, stripped the psntS ~
the Jap, and inside he read ths "
bel "Pemberton W. Hobbs" TO- "a.
pants had disappeared from Nj.
tent the night before. Il"
Sgt. Hobbs is the son of Color.,
and Mrs. Graham X. Hobbs Of r.
leigh, and has a younger brotbsr
Alfred, who is also stationed Som.
where in the Pacific with the M,
rine Corps. '
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-22

There are millions like him all
over the world. To them the rest
of the world if foreign and the
foreigners are always wrong.
That point of view has to be
changed completely if peace is to
hold. And it is here that women
can do important work at home
and in the community"
Miss Hickey spoke earnestly.
She is one of Americas outstand-
ing career women. She began her
business career during World War
I and then when she reached an
office managers job in 1923, she
dropped it to study law. She was
admitted to the. Missouri bar in
1928. practiced for some time in
st. Louis, Mo, and then resigned
to found a St. Louis school for
business women. In private life
she is the wife of Joseph Stru.
binger, a St. Louis lawyer.
She always has been active in
vocational guidance and, from
time to time has brought together
employers, employees and stu
dents in job clinics. She also works
on the Foreign Trade, Public AT
fairs and Legislation Committees
of the St. Louis Chamber of Com
merce and has made number of
lectures in high schools and col
lepeS