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The midland journal., 1945-10-05
Il. KIRK BROWN, SOLICITOR
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Minnie X. Moore, Defendant
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County
Equity No. 6433
Thomas c. Moore, Complainant


Minnie X. Moore, Defendant
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County
Equity No. 6433
The object of this Bill is to secure
a decree divorcing the Complainant
from the Defendant.
The Bill states that the Complain
ant and Defendant were married in
Springfield, Delaware County, Penn
sylvania, on September 8, 1882, and
lived together until March 5, 1910;
that the Complainant and Defendant
have voluntarily lived separate and
apart, without any cohabitation for
more than five consecutive years
prior to the filing of the Bill of Com
plant, and the said separation is be-
yond any reasonable expectation OF
reconciliation; that one child was
born to said marriage, Shirley Moore
twelve years of age, in the custody
and control of the Defendant; that
the Complainant has resided in Ce-
Gil County for more than one year
before the filing of this Bill, and that
the Defendant lives at 1880 Federal
Street, Camden, New Jersey; the Bill
then asks for decree divorcing the
Complainant from the Defendant a
vinculo matrimonii, and for such
other and further relief as his case
may require.
1T is THEREUPON, this 25th day
of September, 1915, by the CIRCUIT
COURT FOR CECIL COUNTY, IN
EQUITY, ORDERED that the Com
plainant cause a copy of tkis order
with the object and substance of the
Bill to be inserted in some newspa-
per published in Cecil County once
a week for four successive weeks, be-
fore the 29th day of October, 1945,
giving notice to the Defendant, who
is a nonresident of the State of
Maryland, to appear in this Court
either in person or by solicitor on or
before the 14th day of November,
1945, to answer the premises and to
abide by and perform such decree as
may be passed herein.
Ralph r. Crothers,
Clerk.
True Copy Teste-
Ralph r. Crotkers,
Clerk.
The midland journal., 1945-10-05
WHAT ABOUT THE GI?
Fish And Wildlife Service Has The
Answer


The Fish and Wildlife Service ex-
poets a definite increase in the num-
Der of hunters and fishermen in the
years following the war. In fact, that
increase already has started to de-
velop so far as waterfowl hunting is
concerned. Incomplete reports on the
sale of waterfowl hunting stamps for
the past season indicate an increase
of at least 255,O00 or twenty percent
over the previous year.
The service has constantly in mind
the fact that many men now in the
armed forces are eagerly looking
forward to hunting and fishing on
their return to civilian life. And it
desires to have at that time the max
imum waterfowl population to meet
that demand. 1t has consistently
made conservative approach in per-
hitting increased hunting privileges
in order to insure that it would be
able to meet the needs of those now
in service. 1t appears more important
that there be reasonably good hunt
ing for these men than that those of
US who remain behind have addition
al privileges now.
Every state game administration
is approaching this period with the
same thought uppermost in their
minds.
1t is up to us to guard wisely these
wildlife resources, and to manage
them carefully in order that one may
have them available when all those
who love out-of-doors recreation are
at liberty to share it with us.
The midland journal., 1945-10-05
$4,157,814 EXPENDED IN FIGHT
AGAINST POLIO

The National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis in the year ended
May 81, spent $4,157,S14 for re-
search. education and the treatment
of patients, it was announced by
Basil O'Connor, foundation presi-
dent.
O'Connor said in his annual re-
port that the amount exceeded any
previous year by more than $4,000
900. The appropriations included
$2.10S.674 for public health groups,
hospitals and universities for train
ing competent personnel and increas-
ing public understanding of the polio
problem.
The midland journal., 1945-10-05
HOOKING
sII AAEAD
u BY GEORGE S. BENSON
~ presidexf--HardiKg college
~ Seary. ArkaAsas
British Coal

England is a coal country; 7O%
Of the islands export tonnage is coal
and it goes all over the world. Eng
lands 100000 miners produce 200
million tons of coal a year. These
are big figures until you compare
England and America. We have
only $4,000 miners in the United
States but they produce 586 million
tons of coal year; more than five
times as much per man as in Eng
land.
Coal miners in England draw $25
a week. American coal miners get
$52 a week and they earn it. Don't
let anybody tell you that American
workers are super-men who hit
harder and work more hours a day,
because it's not true. Don't let any,
body tell you that coal veins in the
western hemisphere are richer and
better and easier to work, because
that's not true either.
Modern Machinery
In America miners use power cut
ters. Automatic leaders put the coal
in cars and electric locomotives pull
them away. In England men dig
coal out with picks and pitch it in
cars with shovels. The power that
pulls the car to daylight is scrub
mule with rag over his eyes.
That's how they used to mine coal
in America when grandpa was a
boy.
Getting a ton of English coal to
the top of the ground costs $4.20 for
labor alone; $1.40 in America. The
manpoWer shortage, incidental to
war, ran the price of British coal to
$3.50 ton-twice its pre-war price.
American coal advanced only 60c
a ton. Hand work is what COM
mands the premium when men are
scarce. This economic fact has
worked a hardship on the English.
Food and Clothing
England does not raise enough
food for her people, nor enough fibre
to clothe them. Such necessities are
imported by the shipload. In a prac-
teal sense, they are bought with
coal. Plain to see, with coal costs
doubled, things to eat and wear be-
came very dear in England. People
blamed the war, of course, but the
real trouble was lack of modern coal
mining machinery.
With a nation so dependent on coal,
why didn't the mine owners equip
their properties with modern ma
chinery, get out more coal per man
and pay better wages? Answer:
Government interference Tax laws
discouraged replacing old machin-
cry. Regulations placed a penalty
on efficient methods. The results
were three: High prices, low wages,
and ruined export trade.
Might Have Been
Workers in British mines blamed
the mine owners. The squeeze that
pinched their wages to half the
American scale was political vice.
Government regulations and taxes
retarded production and choked
prosperity. This was so craftily hid
from the workers that they shouted
loud for naturalization - govern
ment ownership. It will come now,
with Churchill out and Attlee in.
With most admirable fortitude
the English came through fiendish
abuse to victory. Peace might have
brought England prosperity; ability
to pay her IL billion dollars of war
debts. With business men free to
compete and produce, earn profits
and raise wages, it might have been.
But socializing all industry will
start a long detour off the road to
q better England.
The midland journal., 1945-10-05
TOWNSEND WALTERS

The funeral of Townsend Walters
was held from his home in Chesa-
peake City on Sunday afternoon,
with interment in Bethel cemetery.
The deceased lad been in poor
health for a number of years. Pre-
viously he conducted service sta
tion in Chesapeake City. Besides his
wife he is survived by one son, John
Walters, and daughter, Mrs. Mir
lam Johnson.
The midland journal., 1945-10-05
REAL ESTATE SALES

Wheeler & Grier. Realtors, of Ok
ford. report the sale for George B.
Whited of his truck and poultry farm
of 80 acres in the Ninth District of
Cecil County, Maryland, near Zion.
to Daniel w. Akers. of Port Deposit,
who viii move to his new Lome soon.
The midland journal., 1945-10-05
DEATHS
MRS. ELLA B. AUMENT

Mrs. Ella B. Aument, widow of
the late George Aument, died sud-
denly Sunday night, Sept. 16, at her
home in Elk Mills, Md.
Funeral services were held at her
late home in Elk Mills, on Sunday
afternoon, Sept. 23, with interment
in Cherry Hill cemetery.
The midland journal., 1945-10-05

Finances OF the japanese imperial
household are to be audited by the
occupation forces. Hirohito will
know then how the average Ameri-
can feels on payday.
The midland journal., 1945-10-05

A cocktail party is group of
people in a room too small to hold
them as they blow smoke in each
others faces and hold empty glasses
in their hands.
The midland journal., 1945-10-05

A budget is a method of worrying
about money before you spend it, as
well as afterwards.
The midland journal., 1945-10-05

Lawyer: Have you told me every
thing?"
Prisoner; "All except where I hid
the money. l want that for myself. ("
The midland journal., 1945-10-05

Old taxicab is just as good as q
new one If you can't get it,
The midland journal., 1945-10-05

meet demands. People are not con-
tent now to wait for Saturday nights.
The midland journal., 1945-10-05

aathtuh manufacturers cannot
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
0uce ent>
fMbrt tuMrOc

Niirnber1 @in5elbeiteu ii6el
M1uIiolinis @~nfiii6rlmg iuuroen ooi'
GberItIentnaut Otto 5for5enp nit.
geteiIt, Ser bon MooIi SitIer perion'
lid 0en Auitrog erbieIt, oen @6leit.
portiler ans Den S6noeu Der Streit-
frGite oeS Moriholls Btero g1Sog'
flo 81 6eircicn.
SEor3enp lit Gin Ga SUB 9rober
Riele uno miro bier ais @eion9encr
f~eltaebaIten. @r nlo1 i'm &rieaSDer-
brcderproSeB ole 8erteiOiguuNsaell.
ae ouitreteu; IN chem Serpol llJif
er aus ct lei yiebr iiberraid)t gepe4
len, ais or Sen 8efrbl erbieIt, lid
I'M 9uuptqltartier SeS 6iibrerS 81
ulelOcn no ibm Der 9(uitrag erteiIt
mlirSe.
SforjeRD fiibrte aus. es ieTen lbnl
oDr @ereraloberit alrt Gtuoent 90
Sanidirmer i~ibertpieien woroe1t, rn6
lie Itieaen in elmer An5abl pom Slug.
Sel9ell oil IL. Septetrbr 1943 bon
&om auf grade oIs eiri rIliierter
9uftol1grifi itottiauo. Bei ben 8oal'
6oroierurgen icien orei Maifiner
uerGoren gegor9er. nste S~for5ellp.
SIR 3ie( mar Oas G50O sub liter
Dem Weeresiuie'ol oflr-""c
Sotct oui Dem @ron Soiio Moan.
tain Nenl b%oellteu &,ees :. ~,
nillen. no 81 Gnos ais Geion6cHcl
~fcit9cbdlten mur6e.
Gin JalfiAirmabiprlug aus ioI.
der 90be ali cine 10 t~r3ren5te SSl1.
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Scnp. ,&ir entidieben ms ooiiir
ooB cine 8ruhlonoun9 Oie cinalqS
NuSiidlt aui @rfolg bot, obpobl oieE
saJea Sen auS6riidlideu 8eie9l ocs
@cRerolo0crIten Stn0eut mar. Ssh
loro2tcn init teitueiIc beih1oigtel
6Iltejengen Is @ieter bonn Sote.
%ertierut. 91Dei peitere 8lp15allgt
folgten uniereun 8eiiptele.
1ie Noheii tpltrOet iiberlp1ftlgt
Bon uaieren TGud5epaen iarSete1
mob msitrre. nobel 5mei Mdnn iill.
famen ulrO mebrere parlctt puroen
G8 pltroeit Elm pnar ShiiiIe dbseee.
6ei1, 6odl Ser oos a~outnaltoo ii1relt.
DC itol 'aiiide G6erIt ia) eilL 0aB min
nlsnleriid iiberIe9eli marcn inns lei.
Itete oo9er Mat oieI @ioeyitano."
0faifoIini ipltrSe lsadi eiiteln 6lir3.
plas III Ser Ndbe eebradt llnO itieq
in elmer MGidirte auf, oie fir tbr
oortbin geianot poroen NOR. Sfcr.
germ iagte, ooB er 81 guce ON Md.
ltcn Gage nod Dem &nuptquortie1
Ses Jit1nerS brafte, ilno 0anlit mai
6;e mir i~i6ertrogene @uf9obe erfiillt. :
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28

auf. 6itni oui eillntoI, oaS lit elm
&efOr0l
gls Spitenor9uniidtion aller
SportuerbGnOe i'll ser britii6en go
he, unfuIlen0 Die @auIoitoot Bremen,
Sic Yroutn5 Snnnooer un0 Die Gam
scr 9rnltnidmeig naO Gloenburg,
mltroc Der NoroweIt0eutlhe Sport
bllllo gcgriin0et. Gic Sportoereine
scr irnn5oiiidm gone 66eiillon0-
@siiHl 9toiiou idlolicn lid III Dem
SporroerboitO Mittclrbcin %5ilonWne1i.
anh ole %iilbrcn0eu SportIcute err
iNeinen oni Der @ilo'idde.
Sans llblld). Der hafnnllte Aua-
mablipielcr lno irii9erc 3ormart
ser Scrt5a @.S.O trniiliert sic
Momnidnit Berlin Mittc. Or. Otto
9elt5er mill crit iein Bud iiGer ieinc
9fn3ileioeiis5eit iertig idrerben be-
Dor er iidl wicOer Dem Sport 5ltmen-
set.
Die 9erliler Gurner iino eifrig
0abei, iidb weoer IN 6orm 81 britt
gen. Gle Iurnlertigfeit Ioll ourdI.
u3niommenturnen~ aller gciibteren
8itrller III gemeiniomen llebungs
ltul0en erbobt lrcroen. @ann forllnlt
bic 3eit. Ga 9all5 europa u3uiam-
mcnturnt"2
So9or sic @liinduer lra6renr-
mo 3udtOereinSlelite rcgell lid mic
Ser. Sd)on ST @cibnadtcn loll Sic
5rnbrenlbnbn ouf Der Gogeliinger-
gnlasr mieoer 0renn6ercit" iein.
9%ailarbeiter, Jrainer inns Stallbur-
iden orbeitGl Inn 0ie Mette am Sc
laai mo ben 5eritorten 9arrierell.
3weiInnoert 9ieroe mie1ern itort-
bereit.
81 Selterreid lit ser alpine Sport
iuieoer i'm 9[ltfbau. Sic Natltrfreuil-
i. rcor9aniiieren Ons alpine @ete
%tlul1Smert ulo ridlten iDrc II Sdtub-
Bitten, Bic INTERN pe%riloIleren He.
ginc teilmei;ia an 9riuate perduBert
mllroel, mieoer Der.
Soeben triiit bic Radlridt Elm,
0oB Die Observation-Disclosures Don
9lloattIt uno @ien am eriten april-
lonlta8 1916 5ltm StaOtefampf iii
8ien antreten.
Die @eiumtaltsiiGt lit alio ii6er
ollc 96aBen rrfreulid. Die internoti.
oilole Snr%neraoidlait III hereits inl
1pnrt ill Wie0ererteben.
Gin witigGr 9arlinermeinte 0a5u.
IS lpiiroe uidts ldluoelL uerln man
IN cilliAel SGn0ern Die Sportler 81
Stdatsnlalnern mad)te uno Die Bolt
Ilfcr nit Snrniibnn4en beid1itigte.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
Wclte
Srumons

BafbIrgton, - Gr1irSant Cru.
man oronete an, OaB i'll Rabnlen Ser
betebcnoer giatDanoeruilgS 2uoten
iibrLiG $4,000 enropaiid,e 4rieaS-
TludJttillSe III Den 8eretnisten Stao-
ten 548elaiien aperaen. Die r~neiiter
lperoen aus mittel lllo Gitelropdi.
dtell 2an6ern fornnter, mo 1f,abult1s.
lpelie 6fpei WfIlioten Metifen helm.
ui1o ob6odlos ltf1o.
Die @irfltrg 6ieier 4luuciiuftq Il,
0arin 81 ie9en. BOB sic regul0rer
@itipolr6erungsquoten oieIer 9diroer
olirdj 9arionen a~usgefifllt meroer
Mlollelt, Die 6nrd) SEN Rrieg aus tbrer
9ein1en psrtrieber 1purSen uil6 Die
aus oetl perid)ieoeritcn Griintrn midi
lilcbr. 5uriidfebrcn. Gllufrr 4i19ebo-
rt8e otefr 2arloer oiiriten es auBerlt
ffipieri8 fin0en, inter oen belteben.
ben 9uoten bierberjufommen.
oSieS lit ein, @elegel,beit fiir
afllerita. Dem Reit Scr 0elf eif Dor!
bllo ~ geben mir Die aooperotior
sur gebe6uhg nsenidrlid,en eIenoS, "
70 fifbrte Der 8r1iioent in elmer ser
2efertlidteit iiber9e6e1ien Grfldr-
lsllg nlis. 3rumrEen boinit aab oos
NeiBe Sans cine Anmeihrtg an feds
oeridlleofin Bliu0esbeb0r6en befontt,
ole oieien Blun in bic Nirflidfeit
uni5uietau habcn. j
Ser grdiioeilt laste, 6oB Der
arieg 81 ,.ertsr uilge1euren @rt.
inur5lun9 bon 8eoolteruii9en@ ae.
riibrt bat u1to eS MIR ,.alLgeineifcr
Anitolth 4udre", luenn Eoitien-
Seit Sieier obondlopn ytenId,en Elm
9ein gelud1rt niro. Dor mebrererl
Monntel 5dtte SER 9rumalr @roB.
britannien eriudt, 100, 900 1ein1ot.
Lore Suoen in @alditrta 5usulaiiar,
aber bic gritcil molltcn 5noon nidhs
miiien.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
&ro5eb fir
pol. @efan9cuc

gcrlll. ~llll8elnJr 1OO.O0O
GeaitIhe, tpeldye nuit i'll Der dnerifl-
niitqn Soiie oes &eidS ais p1.fiidle
@sIa,aeic f~eitSeldlten lterSeiI, ioIierl
6aIo nab S4luB Der gsiIrabssgcr
Hro5eIiq Dor @jsrid}t geitsGIt D?r0ena
nie 5ontrxb0tidoitrr 8obcrt 3.
Nuyp9j beitll ntliifrten 9putroIlrat
III gerlin ulittciltr. Or prfldrtc Die
BetBanSIitnacil ge5eii ctlie ielde
grolx 3lbl potl Gellteli Dar0cl Altrt
gotoertribuitale aciiibrt lucrScA, Sic
f0ul1n MiIit1p9cridts icit ooer
uidt. @dn lperNa fid) 6cr bspn 9tiirt-
berger 9rosaB 5entddtqn @%rfdbrin-
9elt 6eoicre1t.
Ger @ot1duftcr lrSirte, ptele Der
9eatc. Sic 1alt feitsebaIteu Iperoet,
SiirIteu unifulOia iaut. gSeue
ReuiiionSbd4oroe1l ieieu selddHen
mor6en. lin Die Sale ST fteben.
Murpbp iugte ouberOeut es ieien
RleJen 9egell Die grnlee faut seuor-
SEN, neil tie SEN SrOaeb nidt be-
idlIeunigt; Die 9Irniee lei aber nidt
idyutS. Sic lei Scr Y5eiEill5, OaB bic
@erFnnSlung non 100,00 3eltidpn
aui8obc ocs alneriiauti6eA Gbcr.
itnnt&1ritpaltS Hobert Ssodion fi.
Eieicr lei ober iett in Niirnberg 81
Febr III Aniprudr 9eilonllnen,
Mltrpto bcton+c. Die &criniJtcn
Stantcn Ni.tsat gelli1g 3;oilonlu1lte
perfh9bur, Inn Sic Rro5elie oor6ube
rciteal, ilno or babe cine oclrentipre.
6erNe gulpnblung BEN S~boatsiefre.
tdr gprnes geruddt. @elr man hi.
HuIoige &eute in SAT- baJte. perSe
annOti9e GeinoitjuTt 9e8en gnterifn
8eihafirn.
9fui sic Grngs, mie or lid SCI
Nua3ail9 oeS 1iirnbereer Bro5eiie5
oenfe. %drtportqte or; Sd bqbe 6aS
SaFiibI. nab rlfe af1geFla9ien iiber-
tiibrt ul0 qehdnat peroen."
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
Gs feblt
at Courage

HiueriiOe, 9aliI., Nsot Oar
llyaHRa : 8emiibunScrL MilliorAt
N GGitidlnn0 nit Sebensm,ttela
AT periorael. weroen Eauier0e m
SieIem 8intcr aus @San9eI an linz
terfunft SEN Eoo fitGen crtlartc
9r. Soroce q. Gilbert 0onl Gali-
fornia SnItitute Of Iedm0loW III or
5dhtBIiturt8 OcS 5nItitlite oi @orIO
Affoirs.
,.qel ser Griiilluul9 Der 8ots6a-
nter grfldrung", fiigte cr giljn,
,,iteht Scr Tif Ser 8eretniBtcn otaa-
ten oilf benz Spielc. Die ceiling
Ieutihlanos miro bon 5ufiinfttycn
6iltorifern uls elm ungebelirer Sch
Ter 6eSeidnet fper6elL oeun Die ses
qenuGrtige Sftlpatiou bat bont
a~lliierten itno Seutid)en StanSpanf-
tie Deriogt.
Or. &uIp6 $. Qus ban Ser Stdn-
foro llnineriit0t erfI6rtc, or Jet Der
MnIidt, 0oB Tie 8enefni9teu Staa-
ten ,,ipe0er Die Courage, nod ore
Recommendation befisen, nm iidl
ouf oie @rfiiIIulrg u~nicrcr erfl0rteil
@oIitif in europa sn fontentrieren
llnO Dies, obmobI Der &rieB Dom
omerifnnfidlen Golfe sur 8erni6.
tung DER agereIiion uno Der 8ie0cr-
o~lfrittun8 Ser 6rei6eit geiiibrt
lDoroen mar
Die 3ufintit Der pa5iiiiden 9df-
ser, iogte 81. Srar5 S. Ilttd}oel Don
Der ~l1niOeriitdt Boibington, ..60rl9t
bon 6em Stuse nb, Den Sic Cider
Observation-Disclosures 9e6en, ll10 an
Der tpirtihoitIiAe1t @riiterS. iDeldfe
0ieie 21n0er mit Dem &elhe Der 0et
perbin6et. gs liegt an BEN 3ereinig-
ten Stoaten, 6ie 6iibrung Bel Der
8oafiiILung ser beiitr1porfeter Ser
ipred1en All erqreifer."
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
Set
lit Berlin

Berlin - In eltel1t ~0ffentlidler
0eb1lSc beiill0et i'd Ser Anfdlag
Sarge mir iiir Cote Uorrdtig, Die
an oilitedeltScn araufbeiteu p%crltor-
be1t iiu0." Gnn5 IN Ser g1dbe b0ngt
ein G19efSbrtD aus @appe. Gle Iii.
terIdriit lnlitet: uGrieSe altf Groen
ltrlo dlen ein 8oblgeianen".
gerliler @eiDnad)ten 1916! @ilpit-
mails lpnren 8erliner @etbnaften
Gro5lidfeit uno Observation-Disclosures
@eionen i'm Stehidritt parable
rer6. OaS 4FIaitsr baltic ws6er III
oieier itol5en unO frObgelauntetl
Gelhs9anptItaOt. gerIincr Ncib-
Hadtel 1916 iebei galt5, goil5 all-
eoer5 aus: Der idpnuBi9e lsilO oepri-
mierelroe Nn6Iif. Den Sic 9frinen-
eal3eIuufenen au9elt; bieie Msenid}el
eiltJeIuite.leH 4ugen; 0llc Menidail
iiio 6altfbar Tiir Sic criten 5rie0enS-
8eibl1adten, aber Die tecre 3ufunit
oriidt lie ilie0er.
Nus 6eu 1iergurten be1pe9elt lid)
mii0a 8ro5elTionen in sic perihie0e.
nen Stno.tcile. @S iino Hro3eiiiollen
Ser Sol5iomnIer. Die oui aarren
3lpeige luro acite i'll Die 8o6nntn9eii
Inhrel, mn lperip1ferS Gin biBdleii
8drme nm @eili9en Abeiro gu baben.
Mlte Mallner, Iraiteil liiro Gill0er
5ie9en Sic aorren. 9arn tno ipar1ll
MAIDEN Tie cine fleilie ateln9auie oocr
ieatelt iid) All ofn SEraBermai,o, I'M
enc fteine MtaBl5eit eiu3anefllen.
Gle v@abi5cit". bcltc9t ans ihpur-
GEM 9rot.
Gor >a1n AatGdtis III ser aont1,
itrnBe itebt cine lnnee Sdllai1ge hlnl.
ler u10 oiiriti8 ~9cflei0eter sinofr.
Tiele Der Rin0er liit0 &riippel, Spfer
Der Dombar0icrlutgqn. Sic ii1O nlif-
8ere9t, lie rurten auf gilrlnB 81 ei-
ner Bei6nad4Sieicr.
Gie Stn0tperpaltupg )ntte inter
Der eoiling, &ettet unIere 9in0er"
eire GulnmIuirg olirdp9sfl1tl. Gun
meroen Die Geifnebnler ali oieler
8ellnahtsfeier oes Mogiltrots eilt
Spiel5clg ooer Elm aleiou1tg1itiid
uno 9efie erbaIiell, OH 0eilet iogor
ein Spur Don 3uder9uB 81 iebait
iein miro.
Die 6eiien Spial6euge luiO SaS
{ he 8ethraht3eiien per6en jene
8erfiner ain0er erbnlten, Sic at
@aiG AahtSieiern t~eiliiebfner. Sic bier
uit6 0a lson amerifaniid}elt Soloater
peronita9iat peroer.
Auf benl Mei9nadtsmorft fam
fltart San6tal1en fourier, bic aus
Stofireiten ODER &uiitle6er 6erqeitaQt
in,6. Der S0bepuntt ocS Bei5-
nadItSmorft grlebniiies lift cine
beige Biener". IS lit nift Die
idDnafbaftc ,ybriBe 8iener" bon
emit. Oie obeiBe @iener", Snbrifat
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
6a16ismns
int Nnflebem

Nor10ot. NJtN) AeTelhltuft
uno porlomentoriihe &roteite ae8et
0ie offenbare 2efbargie Der Ne9as
rltng gpgeriiber Dem Bie0eroufle-
bens 0eS britiidel1 6alfismlis BADEN
IN Der pergangenen ISOLDE an 9cltl9-
felt 5llgenomnnert.
Die Satlade, SAP totoli1Gre afrlte
nit alIem 3ubebor beS &aifen6niies
un6 p~obelbofter 8rltolitot i'll eng
Iano oufbliiben foniite1t MIR me-
4tiqe Monote nab Dem @!toG ctEeS
arieges, in ser R~1jisnrlS uno "a.
idlislnus ole Belt eeititr3t 6otten--
miro @egenitano GINGER peiillder
Trogen feirL Die Dem Snncpntiniiter
I'M llnterbous norgelegt wcroen lol-
len.
3pei 3piihenfdlle ba6cn bic
6ifentlid)e Mein1lip8 beinnoer3 in
@nltlng gebrod,t: eine 2RuiRnpcrs
fomnlltn9, init Der Sir G9tpn(o
0ogleDS ms politiide 2eben suriid-
febrte, ltto, ouf Der an0ercft Seitc.
sic Spren9rng einet fdidliitilfren
@eriommlurg Der io5elsannten Sc
gion OF g6rlition Hefotm" in 5liier.
Nm Ietten Sumstog, alf Der Ger-
iaa1mlung Ser MoileDiten I'M Sotei
&opal, erfpieS iid, 0aB Die @r-
flGruilg, Oie Scr cngl1de Saihilten=
h1uptling bel eire1l S~ttterDiew ant
9. Ge5ember abgob, nidt aus Scr
2ltit gegriffen mar. Moilcb bebnup-
tete n6mlit: sd rtebme nidt8 bon
Dem 5ltriid, lpns ih in Scr Beraans
gertbeit geingt ODER wofiir i6 mid
eingele$t bdbe. SIR fonnt mid afld}
meiter6in eillen Decentralization
1ternen." gr fiin6igte al. 6nB or o6
/. Son1ior 1916 efnen 8erlog ba=
ben mer0e.
Sic Observation-Disclosures
inl Sotel @opal mar inter Dem 1ad-
nlarttel elmer Weibnadtsfeier ein6e-
rufe1 mor0en; @intritt5oclo; so
Gents. Ser Altsld)IuB Don 8eri6t=
eritottern lpltroe perluft 1tn0 hate
gum Seil grfola. Gin Hbotogropb
muroe nod better 6aidiiirnmanicr
gemaltiam entfernt. Ok @onlera ei.
mes 5tpeiten wurbe 5erfdio9en. Oils
Cir 9smalo auf benz 8ooium oeS
groBen 8allidalS eridDien, itnnScn
feline anb1n8er in 9eidoIoiienen Neis
ben, Die Artne gum 51idiltcngriE
gebobei1, un6 0elirierten I'M rphttnis
ifen Spre6d)or: ,,Moslen. Mioslca!
Sell nnIeren 5iibrerl4 S6r @ebriil
fonnte 5uei BlofS meiter 9c9orf fucre
ben. 9ls Die Eer1antlnlung oorbci
NOR, itiir5teit Ole 1eiInebnrer in
friegeriid,en &aufen nus Dem 9otel,
rito idrien iene oiltiiemitiiden
G6la8tporte, Die III Geiltidlnno scr
Nuftaft 81 sen idredIifiten Der
bred}eil mnren, Die Die Belt ic &C.
febert bot.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
Gr>prGiiNcnt 2lrias
pen Panama in Aaft

Snnanla Staot II Ger ebemaliae
Trolloent 2lrnnIio NriaS lpuroe bon
Der 9icalerulN inter ser 9eidmloi-
9llll5 perbnitet, cine fitr5lebpe SIC.
oolt III Colon on9e5ettelt gu bobeil,
Der III Der psrganNcnen Nodt lieben
Berloncn Gum Spfer fielen. Die
Serbaftun9 Don Arias unD cine
Ha&ia ge8an ieine alrhdrger wurNe
nah elmer aabinettSs Sitmlg unter
Erdli0ent enrique Simenes BE-
ldrloIlen. Geli5ei ) @erit1rfutaeit
Aillaen Don bier uad| Colon Iam
llorolidlen gnoe oeS 8anomofanolS,
ullo III elmer amtlidJen grtl1rung
bieB IS, OaB sic Sage uuter aontroac
lei.