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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Patronesses
For Tea Listed

THE LIST OF patronesses for
the ST. Patrick's bridge tea.
to be given tomorrow in the
Hotel Statler by the Women'S
Association of the Detroit Sym,
phony Orchestra lengthens by
the hour.
New names include Mrs.
Fred Lindbloom. Mrs. Jerome
Remick, Mrs. Dudley Hay, Mrs,
Lyman Stack, Mrs. Norman
Mcleod, Mrs. A. W. Humphrey
Mrs. Carroll Boutell OF Birm-
ingham. Mrs. Humphreys
Springstun, Mrs. Frederick Erh,
Mrs. George Bushnell Mrs.
Wilson Mills, Mrs. Harold Van
Auken, Mrs. T. Monroe RoneY,
Mrs. Walter O. Briggs, Mrs.
Lloyd C. Hooker, Mrs. Warren
b. Cooksey, Mrs, Basil Con-
nelly, Mrs. John Hartung, Mrs
Alexander Blain, Mrs. Percy G.
Biddlecomb, Mrs. Julian Wolf
ner, Mrs. Sam Keller, Mrs.
Walter Keys. Mrs. G.. ]. Gowan.
Mrs. Earl Heenan, Mrs. Clar-
ence Wilcox Mrs. Kathleen
Snow Stringer, Mrs. Moritz
Kahn, Mrs. George Mclaughlin,
Mrs. Burt Shurly Mrs. Roger
V. Walker, Mrs. Walter Fish
leigh, Mrs. Frank Coolidge,
Mrs. Milton A. Darling, Mrs
Frank ]. Sladen and Miss
Agnes Holmes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Sot. Voorhees, on -EurIouoh

SGT GARRY VOORHEES,, who been in the south
Pacific for 27 months. home furnugh he
Voorhees, with the former Hareys parents
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin +. Harley Of the Detroit Towers
Mrs George l. Grimes sgt Voorhees, aunt will give
family dinner for them night City
Club.
Others present will be the Alvin E Hareys. V.
KoppitZ.,.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Arrives for Sons Wedding

MRS. CHAUNCEY V. BURNETT. of Santa Barbara Cal ,
eFeflF Of petFethas arrived in town for the wedding
Saturday of her Jim Barbara
house guest Of Mrs William Hall of Strahcona Palmer
Woods.
1t Col Burnett duty the heaer..
. Mrs Burnett yesterday entertained luncheon the
WomenS City Club. for her future daughter-n-aw...
Mrs. C. Herman Reynolds of Milford today give
luncheon for this bride-elect. DAG.
Mrs Reynolds list includes. Burnett. Mrs John
Cavsn of ROYAL Oak mother Of the brdeeect
BIRMINGHAM who is to be maid of honor Mrs R. w Dock.
and Mrs. r w. WarshaII..
Jim is receiving his commission lieutenant today at the
marine officers school in Quantico
The wedding will take place S p m. Saturday in the
Presbyterian Church, Royal Oak.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Valparaiso
Tea Friday

THE DETROIT chapter of
the Valparaiso University Guild
will meet at 1:30 p, m. Friday
for a book review and tea in
the Parish house of the West
Bethlehem Church.
Mrs. Henry Wieduttes will
review The Green Years" by
A. j. Cronin.
Tea table arrangements the
under the supervision of Mrs.
Edmund Kleinschmit and Mrs.
z. T. Bernthal.
Mesdames Henry Steelman,
Theodore Behnke and Walter
Bach will be the hestesses.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Yacht Club Holds
Bridge Luncheon

SH AM CKS, SPRING
flowers and green candles
decked the tables yesterday for
the Detroit Yacht Club bridge
luncheon.
Mrs. A. Glenn Duty, general
chairman, appointed Mesdames
Earl +. Lutz, Robert Randall
and s. Gordon Spoor as CO.
hostesSes.
Reservations were made by
500 members, including Mrs.
w S. Bullock, Mrs. Nelson
Dunn, Mrs. W. r. Mcclure,
Mrs, F. c. Pennington, Mrs.
Charles Millar, Mrs. Harold
korneffel and Mrs. L. j. Du-
Mahaut.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
University Group
To Elect Officers

A GENERAL meeting and
election of officers of The Detroit
branch of the American Asso-
citation of University Women
will take place at 2 p, m. Satur-
day in the Central YWCA.
Miss Thelma James, associate
professor of English at Wayne
University and director of the
university's folklore project"
will discuss the latter job. Her
talk will be accompanied by
phonograph recordings of folk
songs,
Tea will be served after the
meeting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Mrs. Case Gives Dinner

MRS. LELAND B. CASE of
the Wardell Sheraton enter
tanned at dinner last evening in
honor of Mrs. Charles McDon-
aid and Miss Helen Irland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Dominican Group
To Meet Friday

THE AUXILIARY of the
Dominican Sisters of the Sick
Poor will meet at 2 p. m. Friday
in st. AIMS Convent in Com
monwealth avenue. Following
the business session Mrs. Fred
erick X. Hauck will give two
book reviews.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
KurtzhaIs-S Settles
Wedding Date Set

MISS DOROTHY KURTZ-
Halls. daughter ,of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward KurtzhalS OF ST.
Clair Shores, has set March "a
as her wedding date. The bride-
groom-elect is Corp. Lawrence
Settles, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Settles of Vancouver, Wash.
The ceremony will take place
in the Lake Shore Presbyterian
Church.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Mrs. Sweeney Enter+ains Club

THE BRIDGE CLUB, which bridge club in name
only today was entertained luncheon yesterday Mrs
Charles Sweeney.
The group includes Mrs John Murphy. Mrs Edwin Pea
BODY Mrs Nelson Diebe Mrs Edward ODonnell
renee kroha Mrs Joseph Payette. Mrs
Peter koeng Mrs Edward Horan. Mrs James Thompson
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Huntington MoodsA AAemea-Mee

THE HUNTINGTON WOODS
WOMENS CLUB met yes
terday for a luncheon at the
Royal Oak clubhouse. Guest
speaker was Myrtle Labbitt,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
IN N ayfair with
U ~ cAa4aA>re,5

JEAN FORD whose engagement 10 1t John String
j. announced on Feb IS by her PARENTS the f. Kay Ford
lisp planning June wedding.
Her hance stationed Annapolis. and ( gets his
expected leave they viii he married June O'clock,
the Christ Church chapel, Crosse Poine,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Joan Selmier Expected

PVT. JOAN sELMIER, U. 8.
Marine Corps. will arrive to-
morrow from Qusntico, Va. To
spend a five-day furlough with
her mother, Mrs Victoria Sell
mier
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15

talking on "Picnics and Pc
tuniaS.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
1tSnie Boris Icidtt
~ bcc;MflmIicn

SltanblI, Giirfei - anuOolu, Oie
tiirfiide Nadridtellngentnr, berid
tete iiber 3eu9endltslngen in bui
1artiten RriegsidNulOenpro3eB 5l
Sofia, IN 0enen es bier, OnB Der tore
aonig Boris elm pbpiiih itrpaher
uno oleidlt SIT beeiniltiiet0er" 9t1-
itpfer mar, ser iein San0 olti Den
merfiDiiroigen Stat eilles ieiner Ofit-
arbeiter i'll Den qrieg fii1rte.
Dor0an &1lG}eu mndte DIE Se+
b%auptunger, elmer Ser &atgeber Oes
aonigS Boris, Der alii gebeinmiSOolle
Weiie ltorb, ndd]oem er pom 9itler
porgela0en mor0en mar.
Gr ingte, Der ott0ere Gntgeber -
Der init Dem merfpiirOigen @infau
Elm Grofeiior, namenOs Ganop,
mar &eiter zines SonnenunbeterfuIts
mo eiHer Sefte gepeleM pelfe &iid-
febr 3ur 9atur preoigte, ebe er in Sen
@titarbeitertreiS Oe5 &0ntgs bernfelt
Duroe. g}aGoem er sur Ntacht ge-
fGrlr1et, eltiG]ieO er oic 5a6iqfeiten
buIgaild)er WfiniIter Ourdl Getrad'-
ten ibrer Son0ihrift.
NnbeHi 400 G6te Oes SONGS, Ge-
0euten, 9finiiter mlS @eiebgeber ba
beil cine 8ro5eiiie.ung Dor. 5pei
Sonoer Solfaarrihten 3l erpar-
trn. Ger ungefil5rte 6aa miroe I'M
@eridJt porgebrod)t. Inn SIT 5eigelL
NaR Boris nie cine Gntideioun8
fGate, ooer cine &eoe a~nsarbeitete,
nod cine, Heiie uiternabm, obne 2lll.
den, Der Don Ganom geitiibt wltr0e,
befragt 81 baben.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
warnmne an WaHcrs
tucrec I'M Uctr 1cricY

Trenton, g. 5. = 8eorge @. BUR
CESS ans Wontclair, Der 8ariibenoe
Ser 9erp Seriep @ater 8oIicp Cont
milton. marnte oie 8ertpaltungsbe-
amtell bon itneeiabr fiinf3ig offent-
lifen ltno priuaten 8olierperior.
gullgsipitemen III Dem oidtbelieoele
ten noroliden 8e5irf bes Staate8
Dor Gerilhen bltr6 9enltitrogte 0eS
6einoes. sic @aileroeriorgung nj
.oieier @e9eno 81 iobotieren.
Sic gel6leunigun9 oe5 &rieg8.
tempos iagte 8urgeB, made itdnoi9e
@adiamfeit gegen 3erit0rung linb
8eidaoigung unbeoi1gt e~rforoerlidL
.uno Ole MaBnabmen gegen moglide
Sabotage miiBten peulfldrft mer6en.
Die BON Ser 8arnung 6etroffene
.@egeno i6lieBt ole oidtbeoolferten
n0rolid)en Counties eri,. afto eritredt
lid i'm Siioen big Stem 9runslpid.
Sn oieiem Cell tefmoen ii6 sic
groBten @aiierberiortgun9ssSW teme
Ioes Staotes nit rieiigen &eierpoirs
uno fompIi5ierten 8erteilungsipite-
men.
Sn Dem S6reiben al Die IertpaI.
tungsbeomten Ser oerihieOenen 8ai.
ieruerlorgungS anItalten fiiyrt
9urgeB aus, ooB oie Stote @nter
9olicp Gommiiiion Dor einiger Belt
Gin gemeiniumes 8iiro Ser flint
lroBten @oiferipiteme geifaffen 1abe
ms oieIen sic @erantportlidfeit 0o-
iiir a~lierlegt babe, OaB @ailer aus
sen pe~ridieoenen Spitemen alsge-
touift meroen Tonne, tuenn elm SCOT
itano oas erforoerlifJ mod)en ione.
! Inter oieiem 8lan lit 5t ieoer
cages un6 Naft5eit elmer Der fiinf
Sn9enieure I'M 0ienit, quno elm pri-
'potes 9elepbonipitem muroe einge-
rihtet, oomit bieie Sngenieure alno
on6ere @aiIerbeamte inn Safe Don
9eidooigung iofort ~beritdnoi9t lper-
Den fonnien.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
DcMtIdtc Kric0s0cs
fanecne nAf Slmrtt

Moenir - Sn DER ndfiten 3lt-
fltnFt iollte eS feltiteben, ob Die 10
Deuti6eL Sic mad ser Ie1~iationeIlen
6lltdt ans Dem @eiongetlen1ager in
Hapogo 9arf nod in 6reibeit limo.
ifuell ergrtifen %1peroen, iogte elm
Sffi5ier Ser 4rmee.
Se6s Der % l1,8ootyO fTi5iere uto
Monnif]nften, Oie 0l1r9 einen 200
Sub Ionget 2itnnel fIoben, mlr6en
am Sonntog nben0 tpe1ii9e Stun0en
mad Der 5litflt ergrtffen. Settler
ipuroe fem peiterer el1toedt.
Der &ongalteite ser SIii6ti9en lit
Elm 8lottenfapitGn Siirgen 8atten.
berg, Elm ~43iGbriger fritberer SFfi3ier
Der @raf Spec. @r iprroe Don SEN
No8iS megen ser 8erienfrltg zines
braiilionii6en Sradti6iifes nit Ell
mem Sroen oltsge5ei6net.
ogea6 IN Ser 8ergangenbeit ges
mof)ten @rfabrunqen lit 0onlit 5t
redJneu, 6oB sic meiiten, oie qpieoer
.ergrrffen lperoen, innerbal6 Ser MIDI
item paor Gnge oltftnudJen", fogte
Moior @ltgere Caps, Ser Siferbeits-
Direftor nn1 Eager.
o@s ooltert gefp06nIi6 bier ODER
fiimf Gage, ioete er, ,,6is tie oie
Sluft 6ur9 oie @iiIte mit6e meroen.
0ann Itellen tie iif,."
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
GLas Gc0nnc ecltctc
$3.50 1T paris

Goria ga Elm fleines @lG$den
Gognac am SiloeItern6eno IN Bars
$3.50 foitete, ertpadte Die StaOt 3ll
tbren eriten freien Reuiabr ieit
1910 NIT florem &opf uto IN gutter
Stimmung.
Die arnere1 Seute ton5tet Bis
Tim 5 llbr morgens i'm 2l1nn 8art
umO abnIiden Experimentation.
gin paar NodtflubS oeriuhten Oell
Slang uno Ole frOblide Stimmlng
Der &orfriegS5eit auriid5ubringen.
4ber Der arieg, sic boben 9reiie unO
Der Mollgel on 3ransportmitteIn
forgten Nafiir, DOB es 3iemlid} MI
big 9er9ing. 50 fanoen in Ser
9altptiafe title 6eierit innerboQb Ser
fSoItilie ltatt.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
6cMrcrnctsr plant
Str0ncnprc0r0fitift

albann g. 3. - Nse aus 5uper.
lGiIiger 9uele genteloet miro, plant
@olperneur 0epep arn n11iten Mitts
mod ser 2egislatur elm $8.000.000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5l ltnterbreiq
ten, 0ltrf oos oos 2anOitraBenipteut
bonn Stoate 0etp Oort unitbertroffelt
in Der gon3en Nation 0oIteben miro.
DieieS Hrogronln, 0as, tpie erlpar-
tet miro, Den Sobepunft in ser Sab,
resbotifaft 6es @%orperneurs biIoen
miro, lie9t &eparotltren utl0 8erbelie-
rlngen Der iebigen 2onoitroBen Dor,
iotpte sic &~onitrltftion DON grpreB-
itraBen ltno Borftpegen IN elmer
&eriooe, Die iid itber finn Sabre err
itredt.
9epep miro 6arouf 0rineen, oaB
nit ser O%urd)fiibrung oieies Yro.
grammes iofort begonnen tpiro un6
0aB mber5iiglid 0ie YlGne aitS9e-
Iegt, ole 8ermeiim9en oorgenommen
uno Ole 2anoanfaufs-ll nterbatro-
lltngeit porgenomrnen Deroen, 0arnit
oie &onitrliftion iofort 6egonnei1 tper-
Den fam, menn 0as al0tige MaterioI,
Die alt8riiItung a1ruo ole Sl~rbeitstr1fte
CUR Berfiigung lteber.
0as u3ublic @orf8 Department"
Bot, tpie ~oerlnttet, sen @ouber1eltr
benahridtigt, ooB Elm 9rittel ser
10000 Mteilen 2onoItraBen oes
,Staate8 b0ai9e Nugbeiierllng beno-
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
pcrcinsRaIenNcr

GOneOrO Club, sue. E%rdiiOeut,.
alfreo Sfweier; Sefretdr, 6rou ".
S6Iodter, 1863 Conn. gIpe., q. q.
Beriommlung am 8. @ittpodl !. 90.
grOipcrt Sill SricO5Of. Erdiioent
6taS 8oqeliang; Sefret1r. $. y.
@inflar; S6abmeiiter: laurence g..
Stlls. @eri. am 2. Somstag i'm
@onot in 6rieobofsgebduoe
9emtide Sreimaurcr 9use armi,
nins, Ir. %, T.4.A.@. Sefretdr:
SreOf. 8ertram, t341 Sbepbero
Str, g. 6. @Griammlu1g ON 1.
Gienstag i'm Monat i'm 9ellen Mo-
ionic GempeI 13te mo 8 StroBe,
g. SO.
Arminins @ersniisnnss : Serein,
Yrdiioent: Senrp &ieiter; Sefret6r:
&beooor QerdL 1905 Siebeute StroBe,
81. 90. Seriammlling ON /. Conn
obeno i'm Monot.
@rcater Beneficial l~tniOn, 0iitrift
Nr. 100. 9rGiioent: So9n @reofein;
SefretGr: Gbriitian G6riit 1922
6ii1fte Strabe. q. %. Seri. am
4. 0ieustae i'm Monat I'M 6aule Nr.
1920 s StroBe, q. 6.
@reater Beneficial llniOn, 0iitrift
Nr. 40. 9r1iioent: Mi6el 9ois
ner; Sefret1r, Gbrition &ronen,
bitter, 1904 8onioant Ctr. Silper
Spring, 800. @eri. am 4. 6reitag
I'M Monat im y6iue 8oint Eouerl",
i2te ui0 & StraBe, Nor0oit.
3nppcrt 9eim Tranen 9ilfspereiu.
{3rditoentin: 6rau grnit ". 8rOlpl;
5etretdriu: Jrau Wobel Niet. Der.
iammIung an 2. Gienstag /. @. nm
3 llbr i'm 9eim.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
Kricosocfan0cncr
crkGn0tc iitt

Glapiiton, 5lu. - aarl 8ebren5,
ein e~ntilo6ener oelttiher ariegsgefmn-
gel1er, lpltrOe an einen 8altn 5tpei
Meilel noroIih Don oem @IetpiIton
Gop Eager erbdngt aufgefnnoen.
ugebrens binterlieB feline 4rtf5eid,
nung". iagte 81. 8. Conner, elm 8e-
nalter Der 59S in Miami, ,,aber ans
Ben llmitanoet i6eint berpor3ngebqn,
SAB er iid iel6it getotet bat"
8ebrens flob am Sonnobeno ans
Dem Eager.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
H~nticnsmnrfcn fir
SAmhc blcibcn eiiltio

Gle 9onten brou6en lid feline
Sor8en 3tt MAIDEN. Sic fonnen nit
Sen jebigen &ationierungsmarfen
ibren 6riiblings6eoarf oeden nrro Ii6,
10 melt Ser 8orrat an Marfen reidJt,
nod 9er5ensluit Die nelten 6riiblings-
mo0eae onihoffen. CAMEL g. @ool-
len ser ortlife Serpulter erfl1rte,
Dab Die SGA nidt beabiidtige, Die
lett 9iiltigen W.urten 1, 2 lttO 3,
oie jebt fiir cine unbeitimnte 3eit
in @eltung iino, iiir un9iiltig gu err
0a Ser gegenhDdrtige 8eitanO
on Sfub5ellg 9eniigeno iei, Inn 0en
Geialnten 8eoorf 81 Oefer.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
2lmsfmkripcrrc
nMi NcnnpfcrNc?

@oibllgton 81 Gem Don Der Bun.
'Oesre8ierltnJ U~erbdngten Renn0erbot
miro unper5Halid cine Ausfubriperre
altf Rennpfer0e fOlgen.
Ser GrIaB miro ie0en ~9lugenblid
erportet un0 riftet iid gegen sic
&%erifie6ung Ser Tiibrenoen amerifn.
niifen Hennpferoe nod Serbia oOer
Merifo, 100 befanntlifl sic &ennen
ibren 6ortgong nebmen meroen.
Die uSffice OF Geienie 3ranspor-
tation~ opponiert olld elmer @ieoer-
eroffnuung ser GeOonibire : 3enn-
bobn IN @in0ior, Ontario, Sic gegell-
it6er bon Getroit oirf Ser fanooiid}er
Settle ser Qm0esgren3e liegt.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
1tmr,s 1%l1ittciImneen

2ru 81. DECEMBER muroen
6rdIsletn @tartba Sane Solion Don
gicr uao Der Arjt So6n &dprence
16lenfer aus ct. 2oltis in Der Sea.
: sae 0eS yArmp Meoical Center"
INN 9unoe fiirs 2eben pereinigt.
Gen ieierliden 2roltnft poa5og @ba-
lain Q. Is. Stuart. Die 8raltt lit
Die Eo6ter BON 6rau @alter 6ran-
|cls Solion uno Dem perltor6enen W1ts
lttdrar5t Wtajor Solion unO cine
8eruanote oes Sberiten Somuel
S9reue, berii6mter 9eerfiibrer aus
Dem Notwithstanding Ger 8rdu-
|tigam lit elm Sobn oes Serrn Or.
IS6Ienfer un0 @emo9lin aus ct.
IGoltiS. Die gralt mliroe BON i9rem
I8rltoer, Dem Gooetten 8olter 6ron.
ltls Eolion Sr. gum Altare geleitet.
Sic trllq ein &lei0 Gus melBem Satut
nit Sdleppe uno Sdleier uruo eineIl
StraltB 8eilfen uno Srangenbliiten.
gDreu0ame mar Sri. MorD Seanne
BOARD uno 8rautjltngfern paren
Sri. G~liin6etb Anl 8onifant, Sri.
aSdrlep 4%ntoinette gtmes mo SRI.
Girie see 3irfin. Sic trlgen blnBe
crime 9leioer un0 StrGltBe aus Bell
den. n8eIt man" fiir Den 9rdltti.
gam mar Serr &obert 8onifant. Gie
Hralt beillfte Sfatlen in Delltif)-
lano uno oie George @aibington
llniperlitdt, gt6teilung fiir MeOi5in.
Gr. Sfenfer ab%Ioloierte Die me0i5i=
niide Ahteilung Der llniperiitat IN
ct. tSouis. Gas illtge 8aar miro
'oortielbit mobnen.
SIN iungen Alter non Al Sab.
rem peritarb in Der D%er9angenen 80
die ser befannte Nr5t gntoine Sfnei=
Ser, profelior iiir Nellrologie an
ser @eorgetomn llniueriitat, 2lbtei-
lung iiir Mleoi3ine. Die 9eerOigung
mar pom @ines Observation-Disclosures
fapelle aus nad) Dem Mount Sliuet
6rieo6ofe. Cine &eQuiemmelie mar
in ser ct. Antbonp's Stride in
Brooflan0.
= 6rou @nna aerle lit beim Sin-
uufgebel ouf ser Sreppe gefalen uno
1at iid) ihmer5baft uerlest. Aer8tlife
@iIfe muBte 5l Rote qe5oBen 1per-
BEN.
SIN GoctorS' Soipital peritar6
nod 2 Wonate lunger &ranfbeit
I6rau Margoret s. Shnei0er I'M MI
ter nor 90 Sobrert. AuBer ibrem
@atten, Dem ltbrma6er @oom Sdnei-
Ger, binterlGBt lie 0rei 1odter: Sri.
Margaret, 6ralt &ntberine Motbers-
beoo ufo 6rau Nutalie DfileS. Die
|&eritor5ene mar in @%oibington 8e-
borelt luno er3ogea. Sic mar ,,G6o-
plain Of Contribution Chapter 9QlNt"
un0 I'M Galtteeen Corps OeS &oten
areu5eS oftiu tGtig. Sic geborte ser
MI Saint5 @piscopaIen Stride ais
Mit9lieo an. 9err Sdneiber mar
~ bttlut9er Sefretar Der arminils-
lo8e.
~ 6rau Sans Bauer in Siloer
Sprin8 cr5ielt fiir5Iid Die troltrige
Wfitteilung. Dab ibr grliOer an Ser
oeutIden 6ront 9eiollen lit. &err
Bauer perlor einen grltoer in Sen
S6ludten Dor Stalingruo.
am 26. 0e5ember peritarb I'M
@eorgetopn ltnioeriitp &olpital Srau
Coma Miaer Huppert, @ittpe BON
So6n q. &uppert, 5437 41ite
StraBe g. SO. Sic mar sic Sod)ter
oes berltorbenen G9epaores Sobn unO
aot6arino W1iGer. Die 8eeroigung
mar onl 6reitag nod elmer Ge-
qliemnteiie i'll Der ct. Marps.&irGe.
Sic Sedite arieesanleibe, pie
altd) sic por6erigelt, muroe BON @aib-
ingtons @impo6ner iiber5eidnet. Gas
feItaeiette 3iel mar 80 @ilionen
Collar. Nls ge5eifnet beridtet pur-
Sen 1876 M;nionen Collar ooer laos
M,.o,o,,+ Sag Mn4rNnn2
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
sona Der stnmSs

Seine, Saaten, Saline, 5rufJt,
ScteiL Sagen, Soihen, 5lldt.
Screen, SpmneiL Site, Sang,
Sinmenfelde, SeelenfIang.
sale, SetSe, @lltteu, @lon5.
@eine, @eiien, 8nl5erton3.
@orte, @iir3e, Sfer5e Sturml,
2iige, Suit, @rfemtnis6aum
Siinoe, &elte, &a6e, Speer,
0iirre, Slulger, 9iiteIbeer.
@ei6raud, @iinide, @ro6gebet,
S6uufel, SAolle, Steingerat.
Sterneuifein, b~erfldrtes 2eiO,
@ottberbln1one Seligfeit.
Clemens 9etnrlh Selnetpebe
Gas 6oritehenoe @eoift lit ben
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'ntnomnell. ser in Sen ndd,iten $50
fen i'm Grlf eriheint. geitellungel
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Nmericon llniueriitp Campus
8albington ?. 8. Ereis $1.25
)ortofrei.
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Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
Oamasfincs bceann
,icin 8cfricNiomnesmcrf

9ltbens = 8relnier George 3d.
p%onoreolt ltno lein &abinett troten
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rteuernannten Regentert, @r5bii6of
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sic 8eenoigitng Der llnrliben be-
mitben pir6.
GamaSfinos, ser our6 cine Bro-
flomation aoni8 @eore 2. aus 2or=
Don gum &egenten ernarnt tuoroen
Ut le9te geitern ieinen Amtsei6 ob.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
Nnf Dem Gtam6esamt

8ralrtigam (5lum Stanoesbeonten) :
9allert oie @eidid)te oenn nod LAM
9e? &OFfentIi6 Iaiien Sic INNS nid)t
mebr 70 latlge iparten = meine Braut
ut nahgerooe alt getltg!
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05

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altf Dem @ebiete Der @obt1tigfeit
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nidt, OaB mon oauon iprift. @S
lebe oaS @6epoar Sdmei6er nod oiele
Sabre in @liif, @eiunobeit uno
iSegen!
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
&leiner Qoaifer

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getan babe2
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Sea, Damn braude id} ia meme
'S6ularbeiten nift gu maiden"
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
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r~mnosNatert!

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giltig.
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fltpons, Bud 8, eiltig auf I'm.
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Bud 4 giltig aiii unbeitimmte
3eit.
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Sunfte.
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itinmte 3eit giltig.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
@mt aeaebelr

Sn Sem gralten SnOelod ieben Six
ans pie Elm SdGpeinetreiberl
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Dollfomnlener, menil Sic Dor mir
ge6en! Il
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05

StuNv <kAIttttut
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9emofratie. Der Batter utro ser iltrrge
Sobn idparmten idon oumols fir
ole 5reibeitsioeen gmeritos, llno Ell
mes Cages. inn Sabre 1882 .auur Der
Sobn auf un0 oapon. auf Der Sterile
gum 2anoe Ser Moeliffeiten urt0
3ufunft. @r lnnoete in Baltimore
i'm 9e5ember. Sm ~folgenoen Sabre
mad)te er (im CONNER, im Sltni),
an eillem Mittmoh (Serr Shneioer
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geluh in .oer noben 8un0esbaltpt-
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rubig, oornebm, ihattig, lGlroli6-
o0rflid mar uno i'm an oie Stnot
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oes erinnerte, 0ie 1874 abgebrannt
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Sen mar lno sen ginorlid beS Nelten
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
OKAZAKI, Japan, Dec. 10.-Pint-
size Rico Omerico, who came out of
a Philippine rice paddy to adopt"
husky Corpl. Anderson billiard as
his dad" now has the American
Army and the American Red Cross
collaborating in an effort to get him
to a Mississippi farm.
billiard, colored quartermaster SOL
der from Pontotoc, Miss, wants
Rico, and the 10-year- orphan
wants to go. billiard is at the 18th
Replacement Depot awaiting ship
ment home.
billiard met Rico, wrapped in
pasteboard box and wearing moth
ing but pair of shorts" last March
10 after the boys parents were killed
in the siege of Manila.
The soldier bought Rico clothing
and sent him to school, letting him
live with his Army company.
When the company moved to
white Beach" billiard turned Rico
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10
Caspian Is Drying Up,
So Soviet Scientists
Prepare 10 Refill Il
BY G. SMIRNOY.

North American Newspaper Alliance
MOSCOW, Dec. 10-Now the Rus
slams are getting set to fill up the
sea!
Soviet scientists have discovered
that the water level of the Caspian
Sea dts really vast inland lake,
has been dropping constantly since
1882. The Volga has been con-
tributing over $4,000 100000 cubic
meters of water less every year since
that date.
AS a result, according to Prof
Alexander Chaplygin, vice chairman
OF the technical council of the
Peoples Commissariat of the Mer-
camille Fleet, only reduced number
OF ships, and these of shallow draft,
can ply northern waters of the Cas-
plan and the Volga-Caspian canal,
a major waterway for oil transport.
And even these may be held up
soon II the deterioration continues :"
Not even extensive dredging has
helped much, and the receding
waters have left number of coastal
fisheries stranded some miles from
the sea. Breeding of fish is also
adversely affected.
To fill the sea once again, Soviet
scientists and engineers are con-
sidering two plans. One would make
the sea smaller by cutting off several
Of the larger bays with dams. The
other would bring in new water
by diverting the Northern Omega
and Sukhona Rivers into the Volga
or by reviving the old Manych
canal project which would connect
the Black Sea via the Sea of Azov
with the Caspian. The water level
of these two is Is meters above that
of the Caspian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10
Petroleum War Council
To Honor Chairman

William r. Boyd, jr., chairman OF
the Petroleum Industry War Coun-
Gil, will be rendered a testimonial
dinner tomorrow night at the Hote.
Statler by members who helped
establish the industry Government
partnership for war production.
An oil portrait and a silver tray
bearing the signatures of members
of the executive staff will be pre-
sented to Mr.. Boyd. Army and Navy
officials, several cabinet members
and diplomats are expected to at
tend. Secretary of the Interior Ickes,
who is also petroleum administrator,
and Ralph K. Davies, deputy ad-
ministrator, will be the main
speakers.