davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
9tene SrODinsOerDGltnmg in SefIem
nn6 Der Efal5

@ai6ington - giner MeI6unQ
6es 2onooner &u%nofunfs 3ufolge boi
Der neue, BON ben @aiierten ernonn.
te S6erpr1iioent Ser amerifoniifer
8eiubungs5one in Seiien unO Der
8faIa Or. Sernonn Seimerih, eint
&eibe BON 8erufungen auf 8ermnl.
tungspoiten porgenommen, nobel Ell
friibere Mitglieoer Der So3iolOemo.
frntii6en 8artei unO onoere oeutl6e
Intina3is beronge5ogen bat.
Ser &e6tsanipolt Or. Wilbelm
S6ur3 nuroe gum Better ser Birt-
ihaitsa6teilung Ser neuen 8rooin,
3iolpertpaItung ernannt, elm onOerer
&e6tsunpalt, Or. Sans Anidiis,
gum Setter Der Notwithstanding
Or. @leranoer Mitiderlid, elm 0eu.
rologe an Der ~llniperiitdt Seioel6erg,
muroe gum Better 0es @eiunobeits-
antics ernonnt. Or. Mitiherli6 ge.
b0rte Dor 1888 our So5ial. Stuoen-
tenOereinigung uno mar Degen an-
MISUNDERSTANDING in ben Sobren
1898 unter Dem Na3iregime ein-
geiperrt getpeien. Ser So3ialoemo.
frat uno Getperfidafts : Organize
tor Or. Moolf &euid wuroe gum 2ei-
ter oes arbeits- unO Snformations.
antics ernannt; aud er mar nod
1888 lange in 6aft getueien uno i'm
Sabre 1914 nod Ben @reigniiien
bonn 20. Sui nod Gadau geididt
Doroen. Der SournoIiit uno frii6e.
re 6obrifs6eiiber Or. GmiI 4risg,
Der ieit 1884 megen Nntino8ibetd.
tigung eingeiperrt getueien NOR, MUIR
De gum Better oeS 4ulturamts er.
nannt.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
Neme 3eitmnsen int beietten 9enti1-
lamb


@albington ~ Ginem geridt oes
2onooner Rlmofunfs 8ufolge BADEN
Die oeutidipradigen 3eitungen, ole
bon Der omerifanii1en armee fir
Die oeutide gpbolferung in Der Be-
iabungs3one ge0rildt meroen, in ser
eriten Maifuode bereits cine AuflaJe
bon 2,750,000 GrempIaren erreidt.
GuBer ben 3eitlin9en, oeren Gridei-
men ilnfer uebermahung 0trG, sic
anerifaniide Militdrregiernng ld)on
friiber mitgeteilt iuuroe, mer>sen lett
nod folgenoe 3eitungen peroffent.
lif)t: Die .2eip3iger @oit" IL 2elp3lg,
Die uRubr-3eitung4 in 9iiieloori
uno Der u8aperii6e Gag" in BAN
BERG.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22

lien nit @inidluB bon goroinien
uno aorlifa unter AusidluB Der
Brooin3en 8o5en, Srento, lloine,
8ori8ia, Srieit, 5ilime uno Bola,
au89e0ebnt.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
GcidbtatRlctinncn in
GitelfGmpfcn am 30,

SorrisburaS $50. Die 6ie8iab.
rigen 2ei6tatbletif : MeiIteridaften
Der 4al1 fir Gamen geIongen bier
am 80. SUM 3ur austragung, mo3u
liber 100 Ieilne6merinnen erpartet
peroen.
Inter ben bereits obgeeebenen
Nelounaen befinoen iid iene Ser
Glebelanoerin Stella @oIib lotpie
bon Sri. 0uaep Gompertbpnite bonn
Standardization q. 6, 0etp Oorf.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
SOfIidl

9err SeinIid gebt nit ieinem
Grelnoe lpa3ieren. @Gosli6 fommt
Elm 8in0ltoB uno entfiibrt ibm lei
men SUIT. Soflid idmun3elnO men-
oct ii6 6einlid an ieinen 9egIeiter
un0 Ipritt, auf ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
SUIT aeiqen0: ,JQlf, mefyten Sic Diel=
leid)t sic 5reunolidfeit beiiben uno
mid einen Mugenblid entid)ul0den,
id meft' mir nemlid germ meinen
SUIT 9olen."
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
Dcrlcrcncr Gramrino
nasR As Johrcn ecimnNcn

indianapolis. 5rau 9atrieia
ReaN grub i6ren 8Iumengarten i'm
uno fano oabei einen 9rouring, in
Dem 8no@ e~ingrnoiert mar. sic
ltelte Nodforidnnoen na1 friiberen
Belisarn oes &auies an uno erfubr,
oaB 5rau Senrp 9runer ais SUD"
befannt mar uno Sen Sling Dor 45
Sohren oerloren bate.
Ser Ring wllroe 5rau gruner 3lt-
riidgegeben, bier Monate Dor ser
5eier oes goloenen Sod3eitsiubiIa.
ums ser 8runers.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
Helfer Scr Nasis in
Wicn aufoc0riifcn

Mosfou = 8ie Der GoB 0ad.
riftenneentur aus @ien berihtet
muroe, lit BORT elm eroBes ReiieItrei.
ben gegen Gerionen I'M @ange, Ole
oeroa6tig Iin6, in ser 3eit ser SIT
Ter : Serridaft in Geiterreid nit
Sen Ro5is 5uiammengearbeitet 3u
haben.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
Stats 6crclN Kalcns
Scr ftch III bQbem

Bir boben nod einige aopien oes
Staats-SeroIo a~alenoers an Sano.
Gerielbe lit gum Greis bon so cts. in
Der Office oeS 8aibington Sournal
gum @erfauf. gurd oie 9ojt 3uge-
i6ift lit Der 9reis so cts.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-24
80. Nm Stanbe bes StrubeIs

Seoermann tpeiB, oa6 2ombon Elm
redt bdBli6er @roenmtnfet lit, uno
es wdre ld6erlih au leugnen, ooB I'm.
ter alien Sauptitaoteu garopas in
feiner cine berrduderte, idmusiee,
rubige an5duf,,ng bon 3ieeeln una
Weortel bon Der Sonne bei9tenen,
ooer beiier eeiast, ni4t beidienen
miro, tpie in Der &auptftaot gnelanos.
Tim 10 betpun6eralngstpiir6i ift es
aber, 6ab bieies 2onbon p1breno
oreier Ronate 6es Sobres beinobe
i4on senannt tperoen fonnte. Nnbere
StGote baben oos @ima, bic Gage, 6ie
pra@tnolfe Bo,,ten, berrlt9e anIoeen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-24

| ibr fren1oen GeIt nto9te fi6 cine sub.
rerin als niitli6 erpeiien. r
@uBer gbarlotte Iob nod eine atpei'
te 9erion Dem geginn Der 9oiion
eroneno e1tseeen, ger. 8oIte, Der oIte
Sngenie11r uno Setter Der gnttp6fe.
rltnesnrbeiten. 8eoer Sir Gilbert,
nod oeiien @ater, nod ionft iemono
bate feinen Grbeiten ie 10 bel Snter'
eiie ge5eiet, ols Die iunge Serrin. Die.
les Stiid @r6e, oem ct Io5uiage1 fein
2ebeu getpeibt, bate altd fem ganaes
Ser3 gefangen genomnten, es bling
an ieoem Nelfenbui6, an ieoem Siim'
pei 6es ial5ieen Bafers, an ie6em
ein3elnen Binoeeras, oos ii6 i'm
@tnoe tptegte.
uMber tpenn sic no6 0o16on ge"
ben, MiB, 6ann perben sic ia nibt
bier iein, tpenn Der 1ebte 9omm &C.
id1oKen tpir6", itammelte er fofiunes"
log, als l1Irifa ibm lire beboritebenoe
abreiie anfiinoiete, i'd babe oo6 10
feit auf SIRE antpeienbeit eebofft.',.
Da9, ben Dommidlub babe i@
gang oereeifen," rief ulrifo beoau'
erno, ,,tpann ioIlen Die arbetteu oon'
enoet tper6en2"
,,No9 meiner Bere9nune beil6u'
fig BEL 6er Iesten gbbe tm S,tnt, mir
tperoen bic eanae Bode brou@en, tanl
uns fir bic So6fl1t bordubereiten;
oenn tpenn oieie nidt ollie bic bter5ebn
Oeffnuneen feit eei@loNeu finbet, 10
it's i'm uns 9ddeben. Dieae bier
tpiro 1ns monbe 5btuteri9teiten be"
reiten.'
Ser Sneenieur, 6er nebeu ltlrito
auf benz Domnt itono, aeiete ua@ Der
Oeffnuns, bic ii9 betnabe BIS 81. H.
rem 5iiBen eritredte. ~ss5e ibmdler bic
Oeffnung, oeito tiefer Dos 2o&, oas
lit cine olte 8eeel", br1nrnte ct.
8os Mer. Bolt bodft 1tnpoetiid ole
God beaeidnete, tpor Der natirli9e
9unol, melben itd bic 8ogen atui'
i9en ben Ddnwnen gegraben batten.
@s mar gerooe bic 3eit Der @bbe, bic
Sluten &poren iiberau 5uriidgetreten,
nur in ben @rdben tan0 6as WaIfer
o9t biz 5ebn SUB tief, man gloubte,
an Heinen eriinen Seeu 5u iteben.
un6 &pie BEL einem See 1aee1t iiberaH
om l1fer einige 6ii6erboote, bereit ou
I@tpimmen> iobdo oie Slut pieoer'
tebrte.
Scr Spa pirb mir nod stonde
Id1afloie gso9t foiten", ieufate Der al"
te SSneenieur, ,.u,to n,,n iolGen Sie
ben lesten Spatenitid ut&t ieben.
Nib"
~Boau ii4 bor6erbotto oariiber
grdmen2" lohte ulrita. ,@s 1T nod
ear ni9t unteri9rieben. ID i@ i'm
Su11i 2onoon nidt i9on iatt boben
tper6e; ieoenfaus 1oiien sic es mid
friiber tpifien, tpenn 6er eroBe Nso'
ment einma1 gana feitgeiest it,"
"@etpiB tperbe id oies, oerebrte
Mib", beriiderte Msr. Bolt fre,soe"
itrableno, idon 6urd 6ea fdtpoden
Soffnungsitrabl beeliidt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-24

Sd11ette, tn oeren Setel, eingerobmt
bon blouem Can't, Elm Bib ibr Quge
neiielte. @s uor 6os 8ortr6t zines Is.
iabrtgen &noben, ober 11Irtta batte
oteie Iullen i'm Qntlis zines Meonnes
geieben, fte fonnte fte ni9t bertennen.
Bar 6ies a116 nlter Rram, Der beiieite
gelegt tDer6en foIlte2
"@eiien 8ilo 1T otes?" fragte fte
ftodeno un6 leiIe, BERN bic @rreg1ng
orobte ite au erittden.
uI9, Elm oltes 8tJ6 meines @at.
ten; ct eab mir 6teie @afiette an un.
ierem Sod3eitstage."
~8ie es linn eletdt'', rief. l1lrito
NIT trdneneritidter Stimne. aeines
Der 8tIber @tlberts, tpel9e iie in Olo
Sou eefun6en, bate Die grinnerung
on i'm 10 lebbaft in ibr tpadeerufen,
als 6ieies 4nabenbil6nts bon Meifter.
bon6 een1olt.
~Du tannteit @ilbert9" rief Char.
lotte, tros ibrer abipennune ftdtlid
iiberroi9t.
l1lrita bereute iofort 6as uniiber.
legte Bort; btsber 9atte iie es ieiner
Mittpe beridapiegen, oaB fie Gilbert
in Oeiterretd tennen eelernt.
sd begeenete fbm einmoI in mets
nem Noterlnn6e'', fogte fe, fid &C.
walfam aur Rube atpineen6, i'd
glm.be, gelegentli9 elmer @emien'
ioeo."
~Nb, in Ser Eat!" Bie elei6eiiI.
tig oies Hang, Charlotte batte 1i@
ME INN bic 8efanntidoften TIRES @at.
ten eetiimn1ert.
,,@r Iiebte bic Sago?" frogte III.
rita, 1ur UNI iiberba,lpt et4uas gu ia.
gen.
,,aonn fein, iebenfaus mar iie ibm
Elm gortpono, nidt oobetm gu blei.
ben."
11Iritos @ebeintnis lief eroBe &c.
fabr; obtpobl fte NIT iibermeni%ider
anitrengung ibre Stin1me our Rube
aspone, tonnte fie bod ben beiBen
8luttpenen nt9t gebieteu, Die tutmer
tpie6er lire 0ongen gliiben6 f6rbten,
fonnte bic Sr6nen foum ouriidbalten,
bic fortmdbreno bernoraltbreden orob'
ten.
&Gtte Gborlotte bic miioen aueen
tbr nur fiir einen aueenblid 3uge.
monot, 10 tpiirben iie - mor ite bod
elm Meib - iofort olIes errotex ia"
ben. 9ieier cine 8tld bate eeniiet,
lie a,1 beIebren, tpie foIi9 bic Gdbrte
iei, auf tpel9er iie ii@ befono, 1no
tbr touienofade Dual eripart; aber
fie bItdte nidt auf, un6 10 bdnet oes
Meniben S9idiol oft an einem ein'
aieen Sa6en.
t T 4
sl1s oer Binter nobte, idlief Der
8erfebr stpii9en oen1 alten uno benz
neuen Serrenbauie INNER mebr Elm.
@barlotte bergrub ii6 in ibre Gin.
iamfeit, uno l1lrita na6m, I'M benz
Naeiniein al1 entgeben, iebe @tnla'
6ung an, Die it9 ibr bot.
Sic mor nun felt entidloiien, i'm
5riibiabr nad 2onoon au aeben. 8os
anfangs nur aus Bioeripru9 a,,see-
fpro6en tporoen, interefiierte iie nun
auf bas lebbafteite, ,1n6 fie iab 6em
geginne Der Saiion nit itets !pa9.
ie,poer l1ngeoulb entgegen. Rob er.
regter als lllrifa tpor Mrs. Bpro; ibr
tpar Der groBe Coup eeluneen, bon
Der reiden grbin 5ur Beeleiterin er.
hafihIf al t11erAnA 0n,. @nAn,afo fn,a
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Gtue
9orft6mtgtn
(17. fSortIesung)

Die nGdfte 8eeeenung nit nlrito
muB i6 ieoenfons nod 2onoon 5u ber'
legen f,den, i9on lint @borlottens
tpinen, iie Bat fein @liid, oas orme
Ding, foete ii9 Wr. &odingbam tpdb'
reno Der Sabrt, nidt obne elm getpii'
les Mitleio.
Setfamertpeiie bate aud l1lrito an
oemielben Sage bic 3eitungsnoti3 &C.
Ieien, Ole gbarlotte 10 iebr betriibte.
SeIb1t ibr unerfobrenes Quge bate
in Der beiprodenen 8itpe iofort ibre
Rufine @borlotte erfannt, aueroines
tp6re ibr nidt eingefol1en, oab Wer.
Hodinebom 6er Qiplomat iein fonnte.
Dieie Rotta batte tbre @ntriiitung
gegen @ilberts @ittpe tpieoer gu BEL
len lSIommen ongefo9t, nod fein
Sobr NOR bereaneen, ieit ibr Bet'
ter eeitorben, uno idon iprad man
in 6em RlatI6blotte bon Der Bieoer
bermGbIung ieiner @ittpe. geidt &C.
mug, ooB @barlotte ibren @atten nidt
eeIiebt batte, iie prdblte formli9 NIT
fbrer @teidgiiltieteit Dor Der eanaen
8elt. Rod trueen ulrttos 3iige ben
ausorud oieier @mpfinoungen, als
2oon 0eopn eentel6et tuuroe.
$50 baben olio meine Eennislet'
tionen Elm ploslides @nbe eefr.noen" I,
{oete iie 5eritrel,t. als W}r. &odtng'
bam ibr beoauerno feline abreiie a1'
fiinoi9te.
gereebens iudte CHARLOTTE cine er'
reeung al ent6eden; ulrifo puBte
foun1. tpos ie iprad, ibre @eoonte1t
ssoren eana bon BET 3ettungsnott5 ein'
qenomnrert.
,,8ellen tuir iie nidt 6ur6 Sanolef'
tionen erfesen9" ladelte Mer. @odtr1s'
ham be6eutungsoou.
,,Eonaletttonen, tpoau? Nton Ioete
mir, bob bier in Der Nadbori4oft ieit
flint Sobrex tein @dritt getan3t tpor'
ben iei."
,,s8er ipridt bon Der geodbor'
f9oft2 Sd boffe bod 5uoerfi4tli9,
mir beeeenen uns i'm naditen 6r'ab'
iobr ouf 2o,16oner 8ooen."
80. @r6fin gIorinser oenft ni9t
i'm entfernteIten oaran, na9 2onoon
srs eeben", fie1 CHARLOTTE beftig ein'
,,fie lift ni6t 6oron eepobnt, in Der
eroben g8elt 5u leben." Die arme Ser
loffene batte. bic Blane oes 8erraters
Iofort b,,r9i9out.
sd Iebe ni9t Elm, tparum i4 MIDI
nidt oorm eetpobnen ionte, entsee'
uete l1lrito, nur I'M Gbarlotte gu nj
oeripreden.
,,ab, Dos flinet i6on biel boff'
nunespoller", rief Wr. @odin9ban,
,,penn id nur meinen l1rlaub i1on
in Der Eo1de bdtte, piiroe id mid
iofort um ben eriten @al3er betper'
ben."
SOU obuit ni9t, mas cine 2onooner
Sailon beoeutet, tpie erpii6eno iie it,,
ioete gborlotte in fieberbofter Gre
guAg.
,,Rid a1 ernii6en, tpdre feline lei6'
te Nufeobe", ladte l1lrifa, our9
Gbarlotteas Con serei5t.
Limb tpitrbe es iid noH nit Der
Biiroe eines @donoten pertrages1, ei'
men Balaer au tanaen2" momote ii@
2aSp Reopa gu Rodinabom, NIT e.
nem idtpoden Beriude ou f4eraea,
70 i9le1t bies ibrer aittern5en StiTs'
me aud geaone.
'''
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aud Der BiiroeooIlite unterlieeen"
Iddelte Oieier, iid geeen l1Irita ber'
neigeno.
@barlotte erbIei9te, 1ie fiibIte itG
nomenlos bafos, eona unoerm0gen6,
ben Strom Der itd berni6tetoen Ct.
etgntiie IN ieinem 2aufe oufaubaIten.
"Baftl!" entrang es it9 bebeno H.
rem 2ippen. sic tpuBte fouu, 6aB fte
oos 8ort geIproden, aber uIrifa bot.
te es gebort, batte oen 8Iid bittern
gortpurfs geieben> Der es begleitete.
Stun fannie ite ben Wonn, bon benz
bic 3ettungsnoti5 fpro9, uno I'M If.
rem tpet9en Oelun6 grub ii9 cine barte
2inie ein.
sd oente, es miro mir nibts on.
oeres iibrig bleiben, aIs mad 2onoon
gu geben', iagte ite lout, ,,notieren
sic immerbin uniern Bal3er, Mr.
&odingbam, Ser Eonameiiter mod ben
Metiter i'm Eennisipiel obloien, tpenn
er Dies 0nltrebt."
Stint Minuten ipdter batte iie oieie
Worte bergeiien, aber auf gbarlot.
tens Ser5en laeen fte fortan i9aper
l,rb er6riiden6 tpte 8lei.
@s muBte 10 foumen, i9Iu9ate ite
oes &benos in ibrem einIou1en 3im.
mer, er lit pobl atpon5tg Sabre dlter
ols ite, aber er lit berfiibrerif9 tpie
teiner.
@iniee Sage ipdter mar fie nabe
oaran, 5u entoeden tpie febr fie itd
irre.
l1lrita bate gebort, bob 2a6D ge'
oba leioeno iei, ur1o 2angetpeile TO-
tpobI aIs Elm getpiifes Mitleio beitimut.
ten iie, oieieIbe auf3uiuden. sic farto
CHARLOTTE in ibrem 59lafaimmer re"
euneslos auf elmer Gbaifeloneue aus.
geitredt, utto niemano bate III ber
bletben, elenoen Grau oieieniee tpie'
oererta1tnt, bic Mr. &odingbam nod
Dor tpenteen Monaten ourd ibr plos.
lides 8ieoeroufbIiiben 10 iebr iiber.
roidt batte. Sbre furae @lonaperieoe
tpor poritber, iogar tbr 8ertnitterter
Sdlafrod betpies, baB iie tpieoer gang
in bic olte @lei6giiltig ouriidperiun-
ten tpar.
sd betpun6ere oi9, ooB ou in bic.
Ter 2uft bier atmen tannit", rief III.
rita eintreteno, Imam eloubt in elmer
5loi9e bon @olnii6paher au iteder,
lab mid tpenigltens Elm Seniter 6ff.
men,. Obne GborIottens Intport ob.
5r'parten, rib iie einen Sliieel ouf.
Iuf oer ,Soilette lag Gbrlottens
Bitmenboube, l1lrita bielt fie bod
en1por.
"Bie es ideint, bait 6u es i9on
aufgegeben, 8it1pentrauer al trogen' !,
iagte ite NIT barter Gimme.
~ab, meine ggittpembaube", mur.
melte Gbarlotte, i'd rdunte beute
unter altem &ram, oa fam ite mir
inter bic S6noe."
l1lrtfas Singer aitterten Elm tpe.
mig, als lte apie liebfoien6 iiber bie
Soube ftrid. 8ie oft batte iie Char.
lottens bleides @ol6baar NIT geei6
bon Die fem Sdub9en getr0nt geie.
ben, tpie oft bate iie ber1neint, es ibr
bonn Saupte 5u reiBen, ibr 5urufen
gu miifien, ib allein 9abe Elm &e9t,
es au tragen, 6enn DEM @efiible na6
bin i6 feline 8it,pe, ntdt ou.
sd modte tpiiien, tpie Die Saube
mid ueioen tpiiroe", iaete 1te lo9en6,
dber man bate oiei ies 2aden fir per'
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GAIN IN ITALY
Continued from Page Onel

Bianca-a prornontory jutting into
the Ligurian Sea eight and half
miles west and slightly north OF
Massa - also have opened up
against the Americans. American
aircraft and the British destroyers
Marine and Lookout were counter
ing this fire. A naval communicate
said the warships shelled enemy
troop concentrations, tanks and
positions.
The latest gains gave the Fifth
Army control of dominating high
ground to the south and east of
Massa. The sharpest fighting con-
tinued in the zone northwest of
Strettoia where advance American
elements earlier were driven back.
There the attacking force hammer
ed it's way onto high ground over
looking the village of Porta and
reached points three miles south
of Massa where sharp German re-
sistance was encountered both
frontally and on the TANKS.
On the opposite end of the Italian
front, British Eighth Army troops
continued advancing near the
southwestern corner of the Valli di
Comacchio lagoon. North of the
Reno river, Eighth Army units
cleared number of German
strongpoints and took 200 prison
ers. A German raid on one of the
tiny islands in the lagoon, seized
by the Eighth Army last Wednes-
day, was beaten off.
Despite unfavorable weather, Al
lied aircraft flew more than 1000
sorties yesterday aimed mostly at
battle area targets and enemy COM
munications in northern Italy and
southern Austria. U. S. 18th Air
Force Flying Fortresses knocked
out Bremen route highway bridge
Is miles south of BolZano and cut
the approaches to the Verone-Paro-
ma railway bridge The Bremen
Pass route was attacked again
today.
The Americans Of Japanese an.
cestry rejoined the Fifth Army
after participating in the fighting
in southern France with the Sixth
Corps of the U. S. Seventh Army.
The famous Tooth Battalion, now
part Of the 442nd Regiment, form
erly was attached to the 34th In
fantry Division.
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Entire Reserve of Reich

it.. perspired as they planted the
explosives.
The Engineers had to blast the
brick wall because nobody SEEM
ed to have the keys to the mas
sive steel door to the chamber.
The first charge tore a hole In
the wall big enough for a man to
crawl through.
Resting on the floor, glistening
with white salt, stack after stack
of gold could be counted.
The coins were in bags about
half the size of a regular potato
sack and included many bags OF
gold coins.
While colonel went about polk
ing bags with walking stick,
the pop-eyed Engineers looked on
in amazement. There's gold
aplenty in this here NINE" quip-
ped Cpl Joseph Aldridge, Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Then. as Week pointed out the
bags Of gold, one was split open
and couple of high-ranking
Third Army officers held up a
25-pound gold bar.
Rave, a pale thin-faced man,
said he came from Berlin to
Merkers with the art treasures
without army guards, to avoid
rousing curiosity. He said the
paintings, sculpture and etchings
all were Grated and numbered and
that he was not sure what works
were here. He said definitely, how
ever, that a Titan Venus was
among them.
Fifty-five-year-old Week, round
faced and wearing tortoise-shell
glasses, said he was Reichsbank
director for the Erfurt district. He
had been working with the Reichs-
bank for 80 years and formerly
was associated closely with for
mer .Reichsbank President DR..
Hjalmar Schacht, but asserted he
did not know where Schacht was at
present.
Week observed:
Gold means nothing to us since
we cannot use it in foreign ex-
change. But the government was
anxious to get it out to meet OBJ
legations. Your bombers destroyed
bridges and made that impos-
sible."
The natives, most of whom ap-
parently did not know they were
sitting on top of the nation S
wealth, stood by watching the
comings and goings in astonish-
ment. Anybody approaching the
cluster of sprawling brick build
ings at the mines entrance had to
see a general or somebody to get
near the place.
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Brunswick Man Held
In Death of Another

SOUTHPORT, April 8. - Alonza
Lotion, Negro, "a, was being held
in the Brunswick county Jail here
tonight in the death OF Douglas
Jones, Negro, 20, near Leland
about 4 a. m. today.
Lotion, who confessed to the
death after he was apprehended
by Rural Officer Dillon Ganey,
said that Jones was beating his
sister in his room, and that he
went to her rescue, stabbing Jones
with a butcher knife.
County Coroner w. E. Bell said
that he would hold an inquest
about 8 p. m. Thursday at Lei
and.
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Holly Ridge Candidates
Protest Mayors Ruling

HOLLY RIDGE, April 8-Hay-
wood Campbell, candidate for May
or, and the five candidates for
commissioners recently sent a
notice to Mayor L. E. Colburn and
the Board of Commissioners "re-
spectfully demanding that they
comply with the requirements set
forth by law in conducting the
May elections, it was learned.
The notice was sent after a bull
Ietin was published above the May
or's typewriter signature showing
the hours and dates when the reg
istration books would be open and
the date of election. The incum-
bents stated that the bulletin did
not comply with Section 160-37,
and Section 5000 governing cleo
tons.
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LUMBERT0N Filler
dies in .MlSHAP

LUMBERTON, April 8-Enslgn
Hugh A. Ramseur, %, OF the y.
S. Naval Air Corps, was killed
fin an automobile accident Satur-
day at Waterford, Conn, accord
ing to a telegram from his squad
ron commander received py his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. RAM
seur.
The youngest of four sons in the
armed forces, the other three now
overseas, Ensign Ramseur recelv'
ed his commission and wings as
fighter pilot at the Pensacola,
Fla. Naval Air station May 80 OF
last year. While based at Groton,
Conn.,, about five weeks ago, he
was injured in a plane accident
and since that time had been a
patient at the Naval hospital at
Newport, R. I. He had been grant
ed a convalescent leave, and was
expecting to arrive home today.
No details of the accident have
been received, and arrangements
are being made to have the body
sent here for burial.
Besides his parents, Ensign Ram
seur is survived by four brothers,
Sgt. Hubert, in Germany. Cpl.
Jake, in England, Cpl. Carl fl.
in the Pacific area and Stewart
Ramseur of Wilmington; two sis
tiers, Miss Aileen Ramseur, at
home, and Mrs. Charles E. Stein
meyer, Jr., Of Philadelphia, Pa;
and two nieces.
~
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Bobby Jones Doffs Hat
To Nelson's Golf Game

ATLANTA, Ca, April 8-wH-
Bobby Jones, one-tlne grallo sidii'
king of golf, took off his hat 20
dav to Byron Nelson, the Toledo,
Ohio, sharpshooter who broke all
tournament records in winning the
Atlanta Iron Lung tournament.
"When was at my best, / never
came close to the golf Nelson shot
in this tournament" said the form
er American and British open and
amateur champion.
Jones declined to get in this
tournament, although it was play
ed on the same dates as the fans
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inventory of the treasure troVe
which will, require days to COM
plete.
Besides the vast monetary horde,
the Germans had cached hun
dreds of priceless art works IN
GLIDING a Titan Venus.
I counted 1850 bags OF 25-pouno
gold bars, each bar about the size
of an ordinary building brick. In
the gold room piled in orderly
rows were 2,180 bags of coins and
five rows of Reichsmarks in l5O
boxes each containing 175,o0o
marks.
(Hitler and various other Nazl
leaders including Goering, Goeb-
bells and Himmler, have been re-
ported to have millions of dollars
in currency and securities cached
in foreign countries under false
names.)
DR.. Werner Rave, curator OF the
German state museum and an as
sistant director of Berlin's ma
tional art galleries, who. was pres:
ent with Week, said two-thirds OF
the Reich's national treasures
were stored in the cave. The other
third, he said, was in another salt
mine which has been overrun by
the Americans.
To get to the chamber it was
necessary to descend in 15-man
double-decker elevator operated
by a German civilian mine en-
ploye. In the oppressive air of the
shaft, combat engineers under 1t.
Jack McFarlane, Hollywood, Cal