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Evening star., 1945-09-18

ment such Federal functions as the
National Labor Relations Board
the United States Employment Serv-
ice and the unemployment com
pensation branch of the Social Sc
curity Board.
Although it was held likely that
Mr.. Truman under his war powers
would transfer those agencies to Mr.
SchWellenbach eventually, it was
not clear that such action would be
involved in this afternoons an
nouncement.
Won't Transfer Units Now.
The implication of the Secretary
remark that he was not getting al
he asked for was that the transfers
would not be made at this time.
An executive order transferring
NLRB. it was understood. was draft
ed some time ago. Considerable
opposition, however, developed te
moving both the Employment Serv-
ice and unemployment compensa
ton.
The Labor Department already
has the Cancellation Service to aic
in handling disputes, but labor Of
f1cials doubted that the service
alone was strong enough to take over
the whole job WLB has a Nation
wide arbitration service, and it was
believed Mr.. SchWellenbach woulc
utilize it.
Difference of opinion within WLE
itself has prevented that agency
from taking new dispute cases since
the Japs surrendered August IA
This has left big hole in the Gov
ernment's labor relations organiza-
ton. WLB has continued to process
only those cases on its books when
the war ended.
Evening star., 1945-09-18
Fifty AFL Unionists
To Start Picketing
D. {. Theafers Toniqhi

About so AFL unionists tonight
will begin picketing downtown the
aters as protest against the show
ing of films produced by studios in
volved in the 7-month-old Holly
wood strike, according to William J.
Gallagher, Washington representa-
tive Of the International Brother
hood of Painters.
Activities of the pickets here will
be directed by six representatives OF
the Screen Set Designers Union, ar
affiliate of the painters union, who
arrived here last night from Holly
wood. Mr.. Gallagher said.
simultaneously, in other Eastern
cities, pickets will parade in front
Of theaters in a concerted drive tc
force action against the studios
The film producers included in the
unions unfair" list are Warner
Bros, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Co.
lumbia, Loew's, Paramount, RKO
Republic, Sam Goldwyn, Goth Gen.
I'LL y~T VA dllo ollltCl Sdl.
Mr.. Gallagher said he did not
know how long the picket lines
would be maintained here or wheth-
er neighborhood theaters showing
films by the studios involved woulC
also be picketed later.
In New York, according to the
Associated Press, 1000 pickets were
ready to take up their posts outside
Manhattan theaters to call attention
to the strike, which involves Il
Hollywood unions of set workers.
Ted Zittel. representative of the
Eastern Strike Strategy Committee
in New York, said 81 CIO and AFI
unions had agreed to contribute ar
initial $4,000 to defray expenses OF
the picketlng. According to Mr.
zittel, the strike began when the
studios refused to recognize Wal
Labor Board order that they recog.
nize the screen set designers unior
as bargaining agents for 76 decora
tors who had voted to Join the union
Evening star., 1945-09-18
7 Of ; Joyce Counts
Ruled Out by Court
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press,
LONDON. Sept ia British
court today reduced the treason
indictment against Brooklyn born
William Joyce to a single count,
that he broadcast German propa-
ganda as Lord HaW HaW for nine
and a half months while holding 9
British passport.
Justice Tucker, presiding in OLD
Bailey, threw out two counts based
on the prosecutions assertion that
Joyce was British subject The
defense. which rested without call
ing Joyce to the stand, held he was
citizen of the United States.
4 think that everybody must
.-gree that the evidence which has
been brought by the defense is really
Overwhelming" Justice Tucker said
That leaves us with count three
only effective"
Evening star., 1945-09-18
Storm
Continued From First Page.

able to go east from Raleigh after
midnight.
The hurricane had turned north
eastward after leaving four dead
and property damage Of s50.00O 900
in Florida. Late reports indicated
that Florida's rich citrus crop es-
capped heavy damage The coastal
areas of Georgia reported only neg
ligible damage
In New York hundreds of planes
including many Army craft, were
flown inland to escape the storm
Commercial airlines Cancelled more
than 70 flights Army officials said
the disturbance might delay ships
bringing troops home from Europe
New England was braced not only
against the windstorm headed that
way, but against an icy northeaster
descending from Canada,
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tra6tet, nesbolb benn ou6 Bapit
Bius Y. elm eigenes SeIt Der Danf.
barfeit ouf oieien Sag anoronete,
unter Dem Nomen uMorio bonn Sic.
ge". @regor XIII. beltGtigte basielbe
i'm Sabre 1873 uno befabl 5ugleid,
eS iolIte in 3ufunft in alien &ir6en,
in ipelden Elm altar gu @bren 6eS
bl. @oientran3es erri6tet iei, am er-
item Sonntog i'm Sfto6er Elm &oien.
fran5feIt gefeiert peroen.
Oie Stride uno in ibrem Nomen
Die Bapite baben iebr oft BEN &oIens
fran3 geprieien uno anempfoblen.
BroBe Wanner Der 8iiienI6aft
moren groBe 9toienfran5beter, Be-
riibmte @enerdle boben ourt oas
Holenfrun5gebet gldn5enoe Siege ers
rungen. SdlieBen mir unS ben 5obls
reiben Eolenfron5betern an, beIons
oer5 in benz Ger &olenfron5fonigin
gemeibten O}onot Sftober, bamit
Our6 Die mG6tige 5iirbitte Il. 8.
6rau bonn Siege uno bonn Srie0en
Ser 8elt Elm OauernOer 6rieOe be-
Iheert werOen m0ge.
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s8S
Sfa

mis- bieBen Sic @in1ieoler &artbauier
llngea6tet Der auBeror0entlt6en
Strenge oe5 Gr0en5 famen Don nab
uno fern Vfdnner berbei 1ln0 baten
Inn NufuoDme. Ser beilige 8iI6of
0ugo beiu6te 0fter5 Die frommen
gril0er mo beOiente lih 8runoS ais
8epIllen5rate5.
Seha Sabre long bate Bruno in
Iel1er Grn0Oe 9liitlld gelebt, al5 i'm
Iein eDemoliger SdiiIer, YupIt llr-
ban II, nod NOm bcriei I'M lid Iei-
ne5 mcilen Hotca 3u beOienen. Sn
Ieult bruhtc Ser ironlme SrOen5-
mann Ooa Gpfer oca WeborIona. Ser
Fop1t nobnn i'm nit gr0Bter S0ob-
uhtung ollI lnO mica ibm cine Mob,
uln1 IN ieinem Eolnltc an. Gr er-
ndllntc i'm 5lm Gr5bild)nf DON Negs
8io, nbrr Ser S6ciIigc mar 3ur 2ln.
nnDme OIcler MiirOe nid)t 81 bemegen.
GrIt nutl tangent Bitten crbiclt er
Sic Erluubnla, lldD in elmer H&iiIte
&ulubrlCna, la (orrc gcnunnt, cine
ncuC MdrtDultlc 5u baltcn lmO Oaa
title GulicOlcrlebcn fOrt5ulcbcl1. Ser
C3rof Noger Don Si5Ilcin boute ibm
cine &ird)c unO ncDrcrc 3elIcn; Oenn
bolO lcDlollcn liN 8Ieit8cinutr W}Gn=
ncr 0cn bcili9en GrOeualtiIter an.
Gem YapIte bIicb cr cin trcucr Stat
grbcr l1nO ouf mcbrcrcn &irNenoer=
lulnllIungrn bctlln0cte cr ieiue @ei5=
bcIt unO icincn Scelencifcr ouf'S
berrlld)lte.
Gem &loltcr la Gorrc 7tonO 8ru-
no Oiclc Sabre bin0urd nit meiler
(lnlIitlt Dor. 9Ila ibm cine l6mere
&rnufbelt lCinc buI0i0c 9lrfloiung
oltfllnOl0tc, erllobnte ct lclne Der
lonnneltcn Singer 5ur &iebe unO
GpfcrIreuoigfeit lc8te fcierIid baS
Sluuben5befcrltnia ob un0 bob be-
'onoer5 lelnen 0lauben an ou5 bei-
llgltc 9lltara Iofrumcnt bcruor. 9lm 6.
Cftobcr 11O1 Uur0c cr 3ur emigen
8tlobnlm0 obberllfcn 9ll5 muu nof
OicrDnOcrt rSubrcn 0315) Ieine &ei=
che crhob, 1ono man lie O0Qig unoer-
| leDrt.
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1afobs Kampf

S5icriibcr beriHtet Die @l. S9rift:
~llnO licbe, Elm Vtonn rang nit ibn
bis Die >Qtorgeur0tc unbrad). 2Il5 Die
'cr lob, 0aB cr i'm ntd)t iibermod)te,
bcritbrtc cr nit Ser 0unO cine Sebne
lcjncr @iiite, Oic nliobalO pcr0orrte.
l(no cr lprudJ ju ibn: HoB MIDI, oenn
Die >ptorgcnr0te brid]t id)on an. l1nO
cr untportetc: Sd) lullc 0ih niGt, Ou
lcgncIt mitb Oenn. Ia Ipruh er: @el-
DIES lit Ociu Nomc? llno er ontmor-
tcte: SufOb. Scncr ubcr lprod: Sci
nc5megs ioll Ocin Nome Safob BET
Ben, lonOern &iroel; Oenn Oo ou itber
Hott pcrnodtelt, mic Olel mebr mirlt
Ou ge8eu Vtenihcn perm0gen? l1no
Sotob fragte: Gag mir, mie DeiBelt
on? ltnO cr nntmortete: WQrlm
lucDIt on nudJ mcinem 9taluen? l1n0
er lcgncte ibn an 0enelben Srte.
llnO Sofob nannte Den 0fomen Die
1eS SrteS Bbanuel (O. +. 9lntlib Got
teS), l1no iprod): SSh babe Oott &C.
'ebcn BON 9lngeiidt 5u 9Ingeiiht, lmo
menc Secle Doro gerettet. limb oie
Sonnc gnlg ols6olo ouf Dor ibm,
ais er Don Ebonucl neiter ging;
lmo er binfte an cinem 6ube" (8en.
32, 24-3D.
Sic beiltcn bciIigen Ioter erfcn-
ncn in oem nit 0cn Gotriarden rim
genoen Wonne Sen 8ott=gngeI, SEN
Sobn 8ottcs, Ser in meni6li6er
Srltolt nit rSafob tGmpTte, Inn i'm
5u ilbcr5cll8cn, OoB er ben Glou uno
ale ieine lSeinOc iiberninoen meroe,
lnronlcbr, Oo er 8ott lclber iiber=
munoen. Scr gauge &f lit ober
otd Elm gilO unlcrc5 2eben5, mQb-
reno mclden mir nur oonn iiber 1n=
1crc irncrcn lmN 0ubcrcn 1Sein0e lie=
gen, lpcnn mir @ott inn @ebcte cine
bclllgc @emalt antln ltno Sbn gleih=
'um ltberminOen. @ott libmte Sen
Futriorhcn, Inn linn 5u 5eigcn, ooB
Gr i'm hGttc iibcrminocn f0nnen. 90
l0Nt Sid) CSOtt oltb Don ln5 i'm Sc
bctc iibcrminocn; Damn crtotet gr in
lm3 sic lFocHt Ser 8cgierlidfeit, So
nit Der @cilt in 1tn5 pohle. Surren
ultd) mir i'm 0cbcte aus, bis mir SEN
1cgen Wottc2 crboltcn.
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| 7

5iinf @o6en moren ieit lener 8e
gebenbeit i'm 8oQlaule Oerflonen. ar
einem Sonntage - an elnem lenet
8lntertoge, an Delden Die Some
lGeint, obne 8Grme 5u lpenoen -
ert0nte in Ser 6eltllng Der lHDermil,
tige Slang eine5 bon Der !D3ilitar,
multi all5gefiibrten Gotennlorldes.
9Iuf Die 6rnge, mas Oie Otulif be,
Oellte, marc Dem 6renlOen nllt9etellt
lie bcgicitc Die 2ei6e 2eutnunt Blu.
lnencr5.
3mci Gage porber mar er 9eItor.
ben, obne OuB Die 9lcr3te iogcn fonn.
ten on mclber &ranfbcit er lel0e
Nie Iurnu>br oe5 Comes perfilnoete
Die brittle NtorgenltllnOc, ais er iei,
ncn Ncllt ouabuud)tc.
IIc bciOcn unOern Cifi5ierc, WtIt,
Ihlll0igc an Der lufrilc8ilNrn @on0.
lung ocrcn Gpfer Der nrmc Iorf:
pforrcr QelDurOcn, Diinlhtcn ernltlid],
an Scr >foIlc Vlln1cnCr3 nicDt tellgc.
uonlmcn 5u bobcn, ga ca jbncn bein
!Begr6bni5 iDrra 6relnoc2 nitDt be:
iunOCra mobl 5u Dilute mar. Iie 9lua
llht glchfaIl5 cine rcligion5lolt
,RcOc an ibrem Orobe 3u erbalten.
bcrl%bi9te lie feineaDrg5.
2lucb oirie beiOcn Offi5iere iolgtcn
buIO ibrcm &omeroOcn ms @rob
Iturbcn obcr cine5 bubfertigen GoOe5
ltnO min, lieber &eier, iiberloiie
jd) e5 Sir, aus Oieler Gr3Qblung Die
SNlilllc 81 5icben, 5u meIhen oir
Ocin 8lnube ODER Oeinc Nernuni1
GeronIollung geben.
@ottc5 !ptiiblen moblen langiom,
1}oblcn ober lrDrefli6 feln:
@o2 OurN Sangnlllt Gr OcrlGlmet
0olct rulh Gr micOer Elm!
]. p. ".
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Der hi. Bruno,
Oroensltif fter

Nrlmo, elmer oltuOcliQcn 6omiIie
cntlprollcn, crblifte Dos Qldt Der
Mrlt I'M Oo5 Subr 1O33 81 &0ln am
Hhtin. Sbon ul5 &inO 5eigte er
monlrlitGcn GrnIt unO pcrld?mdbte
Spiel ln0 &tr5mcil. Infer ben 9lu-
gen irincr iromncn Gltcrn unO tiid.
tiger Hebrcr cntfaltcten iib Oie be-
0clttcnOcn BeiIte5onlogeu 8runo5 10
hcrrlid), Oob it'd Der Hubm ieinc5
@illcn5 iiber ollc HQuOer Guropu3
Ocrbrcltcte. Wegen ieincr Wiilenid)uft
m0 IugcnO crnnnnte i'm Der beilige
9iIdof @onno Don &0In gum &ano=
niflt2 lciner Gomfirbe. 9tod) Dem
loOe 0onno2 bCgob li6 Bruno gu
leincr meiteren Nu5biIOung no6 Ser
6erilbn1ten Sdulc 81 Hbeiu5 lmO
itberragte balO ole ieine Stuoien-
gcnollen 0erurt an Willen, 6r0mmig-
felt lnO 8eIheiOenbeit, OoB i'm ser
Gr5biidof Oerpolir5 gum Ion1berrn
Don Nhelms ernonnte llnO ibm Die
oberlte 2eitung uQcr giloung5anItoI=
ten itbertrug Wtit bober @ei5beit,
glilbenOer 8ereOiomfeit uno beiligeln
Gifcr ent5iinoete er Die 9cr5en Ieiner
3ub0rcr lno Oieie trugen ieinen
8elIt III ibre Wirtll1g5freiie.
9toh ocm Iooe oes Gr56i16ofs
@erpoliu5, pelder Bruno oie &an3.
lermilrOe anDcrtrol1t bate, puBte 1tc)
ein llnherltIencr OltrN HQnfe uno
9eItchungen Oo2 Sberbirtenomt bon
NbcimS 5u erldllcidcn. Bruno nit
nof 5Dci onoeren Gomberren fiibrte
ouf elmer misunderstanding &lo=
&c gcgen Den 1lntpilrOigen ginoring=
ling. Grgrimmt lieB ser entQrtete
&irdcnfiirlt Oie S0uIer ieiner 9ln=
tlagcr nieoerreiBcn ibre Ginfiiufte
ein5lebcn uno ibre Stcaen perfoufen.
Bruno entging perionlihen OfiB=
banolungen our6 Sic Sludt.
Shon longe bate Bruno oo5 Ser
lnngen gcfiiblt oie orgIiitige lno &C.
fGbrlidc @clt 5u perlolien ltnO in
cincm Derborgenen @infel Ser groc
Die Gage in itrengen 8ubiibungen, in
Scbct unO 8etro6tung 5u5ubringen
Ne5hulb lcgte cr lein 9lmt nicoer
gcraoe in Dem 2lugcnblide, o1S mon
i'm onItcQc oe5 obgeiebten 8iIdofz
nlf 0cn Stubl bon Gbeiu5 crbcber
mplltc, cntlogte ollenL mas er batte
lmo bc9ub lid) nit leN5 glcihgelinn.
ten lSrcunOcn i'm Sabre 1854 mad
@rcnoblc 5um bciligcu 8ii6of Sugo
nm uon linn Elm HlGbdDen in itillel
Sb9cldirbcnheit 81 erbitten Su9t
nobm Die 8otte5mGuncr irclmOlid
altf; ocnn III eineln nunoerburcn Sc
tdtc lob er, mie cr in elmer Gin00(
elncS Sprcn0cla, &nrtDult5 qenonnt
cincn idl6nen Ten1pel boute, uno nit
licben Stcrne aus ser Gr0e elnpor
Iticgcn ltnO ibm Ben 8eg gum Sem
pei 5cigten. Gr fiibrte nun Die bells
begierigen Manner in Die piIoe Sc
birgsfluft, bon idroffen Selien Inn
ragt, bon S6nee 1tno 0ebeln un5o
gen. Sort boute Bruno cine Sir6'
ltno fir ie 5mei ieiner @efGbrten elm,
! 3eae; balo ober erbielt ieoer iein'
eigene gtad oem Namen Der @ilo
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Die Uotenmasfe

Sn elmer blttertalten, robenl6mar=
3enNno regnerilden Nobember=Nodt
ponOerten Orei Sffi5iere Our6 Elm
groBes Sort Sen nod cine Stunoe
entfernten Goren Ser Seltung 8. 81.
IS mar gegen 3mei l1br morgen5.
Die @erren batten BEL einem
5reun6e gu Otittog ge1peilt, 0ie Der-
i6ieoenen 8eine 1ebr angenebm ge-
funoen uno bel Dem iibli6en politi=
l6en @elprQ6e gang iiberleben, 6oB
e5 gtodt, ia finltere Oeitterno6t ge.
Doroen. SeBt muBten lie an ben
Seimmeg Oenfen.
Gie Offi5iere fampften gegen He-
gen uno @ino uno flu6ten iiber Oie
Wolierlo6en, in mel6e lt9 bon 3eit
81 3eit ibre unIibern S6ritte Der.
irrten. 90 maren lie in Oos erpabnte
Gorf gefonrnren. Sbr 6iibrer riet,
bier Elm @ultbauS auf5uiuden. 9o6
Oie beiOen onOeren @erren poren
ni9t oamit einOerI Iton0en, uno Dei=
ter ging'5 in oie 0unfle gfa6t binein.
Sbr 8eg fiibrte Ite an Der Stride
poriiber, 0eren buntforbige 8en1ter
i'm matten S6intmer 0e5 etpigen
2idtes erglGn5ten.
uOteine @erren, elm rettenOer @e-
0onfe!" ergriff Der Siibrer baS @ort.
~BuniGen Sic, OoB mir biz our
6eltung 8eleu6tung oeS 8eges bo>
benz"
n8elG' cine 6rage! @etpiB!"
n@ut! Sic tperoen 1tounen iiber
meinen 8ib." 0ieS iageno, begonn
Der berDegene Wann an Die Siire oes
Bfarrbauies 81 po6en.
v8er lit oa?" fragte ienono, lpGb=
reno elm Jenlter bes Saules li6 off.
nete.
Sinh Sic es lelblt, Serr Bfar=
rer?" anttportete Ser 5iibrer nit
flagli6er Stimme.
~Sa! @oS tpiini6en 5ie?"
u8ir itnO untroltlid, Sic ,pab-
reno ser Na6t Itoren 5u miiilen, aber
mir beOiirfen Sbres Imtes. 8ir iin0
orei Sffi5iere. giner unlerer Same
rooen liegt lterben6 in Der Nabe, uno
mir fommen Sic 5u bitten, ibm Die
Saframente gu ipenOen."
SD bin 81 Sbren 0ienIten,
lpro6 Ser piirotge Brie1ter.
8enige 9lugenblide oarouf traten
Die orei in's Bfarrbous, pabreno Der
olte Bfarrer our Stride ging, Inn itd
| fir ben ~&ranfengang" oor5uberei'
ten.
Gin berrli6er SpoB!" fliiIterte
Der Cine. u8ir lperoen NUN penigs
items flar leben uno brou6en ni6t
einmal Die 2oterne ielbIt gu tragen.
~Sbne 81 geoenfen," ergan5te Der
4nfiibrer nit frepelboftem Spotte,
roaB mir ben lieben 8ott BEL uns
6aben peroen!"
8alo trat Der ebrtpiiroige @reis,
angeton nit ben prieiterliben sc.
Ddnoern, in elmer 9ano Die beilige
8eg5ebrung, in Ser on6ern cine 2as
terne nit einem @o6Sli6te trageno,
in oos 3immer.
Oean begob li6 ouf ben 8eg
S6meigeno belt Der Brieiter ben1
8inoe unb Dem 9fegen itano. @Gb.
ren6 Die brei Ofdnner, in ibre WGn.
tel gebiiat, iitb einigermaBen Dor Dem
ltnlpetter ibiiben tonnten, par Der
Brielter gar balo bonn &opfe Biz 81
ben SiiBen bur6n6Bt. Die Sreple1
oa6ten gar nidt oaran, 0aB ite mil
Der Geripottung 6es Hrielters 9en'
ienigen bero6teten, Der Seiner ni61
| lpotten ldBt.
Sinh mir bal6 CUR Steue9" frug
nadoem Die 8onberung beinabe eint
Stunoe eeoauert batte, Der Brieiter
tpelfer ieiner @eieai6aft gu mib'
trauen anfing.
r8ir iino aur Steae!" rief Iuitil
Ser anfiibrer. ~SSn fiinf Winuter
iino mir 3u Sauie. 8ir tpuBten nidts
BON einem Sterbenben; mir beburf
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~Hott IQBt 3u, ooB ou gcoriift
mirIt; gr lGbt 0i6 obcr nitt erOruft
merOen. Gr oriidt 0ih, neil Gr oi6
Iicbt Gr Iorgt fitr oih, ooB ou ourd
melt gclinoerc StroFe bier perbiiBelt,
mos hu im on0ercn 9ebcn tpeit id)nes
rcr SIT biiBcn boben miiroelt" (S1.
Sgnntlu3 2oDolu).
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II

OfIt 8lunener NOR cine groBe Ser
GuOerllng porge9ongen. Gr, Der ge-
p0bnlid 10 iorglo5 unO Oou beiterer
S6er5e mar, fiiblte iicb nun i'm b0d=
item @roOe traurig unO nieOergeidla=
gen. Vtit 8eIorgni5 Derlatgte leine
56melter an nQhlteu Wtorgen Die
llrIo6e leiner Grulter gu erfaDren.
30gernO er3Qblte er ibr Die Gorfdlle
Der lebten 0tabt un0 Titgte bin3u
uS6 neiB, onB idl bolo iterben DerOe
Otir lit, ais babe Die Derniinl6te
Wasfe mir Sen GoOeSteim elnge-
tmpft - unO Die llbr l0lug geraOe
0ie brittle WforgcnItunOe!"
~5terben?" ermiOerte eri6roden
ieine SdDelter. uGu, Oou @eluno=
belt uno 2ebensfroft, nit ben belten
3ufunf ft5allsli6tcn?!
~5dmelter, ih iuge 0ir, i6 bin
Derurteilt 81 lterben. Sd babe Dor
Oier5ebn Gagen unbelonnen gebon-
oelt. SD oerIun9te Die 5ofromente
fiir einen iterbenOen Sffi5ier, Der
nidt eriltierte, unO babe einen pflidt=
eifrigen, l6tpahen Brieltergrei5 nit
Dem 9luerbeiliglten, mas Die driltll-
ben Shmarner tennen, OurA 8inO
uno Wetter getrieben. Vtir it, ol5
menn ld Ben Blob 0e5 niht Dorban-
oenen iterbenOcn Offi5ier5 eiltneb=
men niiBte. @aS mir in Der leBtcn
9ea6t begegnete, lit befremOenO me-
gen oeS 3uianmcntreffen5 NIT Der
unglitdieligen Oritten OtorgenltunOe.
IS gibt 3inge, melGe unlere Ser
nunft Dergebll6 81 erfluren Derlu6t.
Am @nOe bat mir Ser getQui6te
Bfarrer gefluht!"
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flu6t leinen 8eleiOigern nie!" Der-
lebte trourig sic S6melter. ~gbcr 81
bait i6per geIiinOigt. Wtoge Oir Got
tes garlnber5igfeit per5eiben!"
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Debreno. rG5 gibt teinen 8ott, id
peiB oo5 belier! Sterbe ih, 10 lit OaS
mein S6idial!"
~Armer, ungliidli6er 8ruOer!" -
Ni6tS perntod)te 8lumener Dor
Ieinen berbQngni5pollen 8eOanfer
ob5ubringen. Ger9ebens rief er oft
9eneisnittel ieiner Bbiloiopbie, oll(
tbm 3u 8e6ote ltebenOen 8erleug
nungen Ser 8abrbeit 5u Silfe. Cine
unitberminolid)e, Don Gag 81 Sac
5unebmenoe S6mermut beberri6tt
Ieinen 0eilt unO per5ebrte leIne Sc
benStraft. 9niang5 ipotteten leint
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lein @ebobren S6mohbeit. 9llS III
i'm aber nebr unO mebr blnlteder
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| ltreuung gu Oeribaffen uno bic ibr
6eld itigenoen @eoanfen bon ibm 81
entfernen. llmlonlt It! Der Sp0tter uni
@ottesleugner iogte Dem @ebanfer
zines glugenblid5 nad. 9ieier Sc
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Die 9efdute poppel

SunbertiGbris fait,
8nr5ellDs i'm Sumpf,
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Ginbt Elm Sappclitumpf.
Sung bem GrOenidof
Sid Der &ena entringt,
TriI6 Der Sflanse Sprof
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Nad eetuobntem 8raudJ,
Nie er IOnit getan,
6Gngt Der Saumft ftmmpf aud
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Wiit oer lebten Sraft
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WOrld I'M Wooer lte9t
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Seele, iieb bein Bills:
Qlbgetrennt bon 8ott
Sn Der @elt 8efilo
Giegit On 9eiitig tot.
8ie Ou bid audi miibit;
8aS Oein Sd erid)afft,
Stirbt; frudtbar Ou bliibit
Nur in 0Ottcs &raft.
Franz Bmhdck
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Glib bid ME Dem gteioe ooer
Ser giferludt bin. 8eioe 2eioenI6af.
ten entipringen aus Dem 5tol5e; 1te
er3eugen ben Sab unO MAIDEN uns
INNER Idle6ter.
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men. Gos 8cit botte oufgeb0rt unO
Die 0Glte butten liG entfernt. ueber
Der StuOt ltun0 bleiN 1tnO ern1t, mle
iinncnocr Sdncr3, Oe5 VtOnOe5 81
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-28

Bogart and Gary Cooper ttied for sixth), Bob Hope. Judy Garland, Margaret O'Brien. Roy Rogers, Abbott and Costello, Betty Hutton, Ingrid Bergman, Bette Davis, Alan Ladd, Dane Clark, Joseph Gotten, Claudette Colbert, Walter Pidgeon, Fred MacMurray, Danny Kane, Gregory Peck, Ginger Rogers, John Wayne and Mickey Rooney.
 Betty Grable won top honors in 1943, Abbott and Costello in 1922, Mickey Rooney in 1941, l940 and 1889, Shirley Temple 1888 through 1885, Will Rogers in 1884, and Marie Dressler in 1883 and 1892.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-28
MOVIE POLL ON
 DRAWING POWER
 HA5CR05BY TOPS


 HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 28 Bling Crosby and box office appeal are practically synonymous, year-end poll of exhibitors showed today.
 The ballot, conducted by the Motion Picture Herald, ranked the crooner as the nations No. draw ing power for the second straight year.
 The Herald said Crosby, in the top 10 in six of the IA annual polls already has crossed $8,000,000 with Going My Way"
 Runners up, in order, were Van Johnson, Greer Carson, Betty Grable, Spencer Tracy, Humphrey
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-28
REMEMBER WHEN

BOHEMIAN Mont. - The only thing in the bare show window of a Bozeman clothing store today was a drawing of mems shirt, with this sign:
 This is what they looked like when We had them"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-28

DETROIT = General Motors has issued statement declaring that the corporation feels it should not par ticipate in the fact-finding proceed ings at Washington. GM explains that it does not want to take part in the hearings so long as ability to pay is to be treated as subject of investigation, fact finding and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-28

first three months of 1946. The pro- duction goal for all of next year is at least 28 million mems suits, and the Civilian Production Admipistra- ton hopes that IA million of them will sell at low or moderate prices.
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recommendation Settlement of the strike is now remote.

ROME-Italian newspapers con- tinued today to voice sharp dis satisfaction with the formula laid down by the Big Three" Foreign Ministers in Moscow for drafting the Italian peace treaty - a formula which commentators said gave no consideration to Italy's role as a CO., belligerent during the last Is months of the war
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-28

CHUNGKING - Chinese reaction to the Big Three agreements has been very favorable. Semi-official quarters indicate they believe there is hope that Chinese sovereignty over Manchuria will be ensured.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-28

ZURICH, Germany-A Canadian military court has sentenced form CT Nazi SS commander to death. Major General Kurt Meyer was sen tenced to be shot after being found guilty in connection with the death of 48 Canadian prisoners of war.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-28

legislators views on proposed labor legislation. Local CIO unions have been supplied with questionnaires to be used in checking on the law makers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-28

HONOLULU, T. H.-Jimmy Doo- little's B-29, the Challenger, set a new official trans-Pacific record by streaking from Long Beach, Calf, to Honolulu in g hours 36 minutes 10 seconds yesterday against strong headWinds. n
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-28

WASHINGTON-Officials in the shipping industry who cannot be named say that Admiral William Halsey may become Chairman of the Maritime Commission after he re- tires from the Navy. The former Third Fleet Commander could not be reached for comment on the rumor.