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THE FACTS ARE WANTED


Within the past few weeks. at the
request Of President Truman, Con-
grcss authorized expenditures Of more
than thirteen billions Of dollars Gan
unprecedented sum) largely for the
economic rehabilitation Of Europe.
Besides the nearly six billion which
We will contribute to the Breton
Woods international sterilization
fund, there has been added $4,000, OO0,-
600 for the EXport-lmport Bank and
enother $4,375,000,00O for Lend-Lease
operations during the coming year
This is an awful lot Of money
None Of it is to be spent in this coun-
try. It is all to be used abroad, one
way on another,for the benefit Of coun-
tries over there on the theory that we
cannot prosper here until and unless
there is economic stability there. Con-
ceding the correctness Of his view, it
does seem that our Government and
our people are, at least, entitled to
full knowledge of conditions in the
Countries our money is going to help.
Certainly. we have a right to know
how and for what our money is to be
spent. Certainly there is no justitica-
ton for any country asking and re-
ceiving aid from us, hiding things
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hence the name of the town
MANY FARM EMBRACED
IN BOUNDARY LIMITS

"The boundary tree Of the town
stood at the corner of a piece of
ground owned by LLOYD Alexander on
the lower corner Of Green street.
thence to an oak tree at the corner of
the farms owned by II. J. Speicber,
Mrs. John Goehringeg and NJ. Brenne-
man, thence a straight line 220 rods
to the William Miller farm, taking a
portion Of the Richter farm. Yos,
farm, Beeghly farm, King farm, kolb
farm and including all the Spoerlcin
farms, the II. J. Speicher farms and
the Richter homestead farm. The line
comes to the State road near the resi-
dence Of Elmer Kolb, and from that
point runs back to the place Of begin
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of Garrett County, Maryland, Letters of Adj
ministrat on the estate of
GEORGE c. BOWERS,
late of Garrett County. Maryland, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated. to the
subscriber on or before the 10th day of
February, 1876; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Au-
gust, 1915. GEORGE T. BOWERS.
Administrator,
VindeX MARYLAND.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sab
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of Garrett County Maryland. Letters Tesla
mentarv on the estate of
PETER FRANKLIN MICHAEL.
late of Garrett County. Maryland. deceased
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
to the subscriber on or before the 10Th day
Of february 1886 they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of said es-
tate All persons knowing themselves in
debted to said estate requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Nth day of Au-
gust. 1915. HARRY c. MICHAEL,
Executor,
Route g. Box 24S.
Cumberland MARYLAND.
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SoL"e years 10 COME DuS lNeSe are
i'ov le'9ois why we 9"o0-u De incur
r'''' S'PP''' III "''' meanings IT,"
i'"s'''''
Inc tact IS that IN TINS matter Of
information or news the Russians do
not cooperate and are not helpful-so
NIUE So IN TACT that not only Russia
out IN large territories now under
Russian control, Tree access to the
Iact5 Is dehIed Dojh ourselves and the
BRITISH Today IN eastern Germany,
IN Poiahd' Rom2h'a' Bulgaria, 1ugo-
Sl"Ela' inland, hungary and AUSTRIA
l"e FACTS are Almost completely Yel-ed
from me "olIa' RUSSIAN correspond
thlS' VINO are Government controlled,
are III THESE countries. But -Fee access
IS oo".eo oolh american ana Bflt'Sh
correspondents. AND even when they
are guafoedIy admitted they are I'M
1'le 10 "fI'e lfeeIy because Of the
russian censorship me result Is iAa1
from al JAeSe countries there have
ItaAed out many ana varied ou' al
ways uhcohnimea stores Oh what IS
happening Ihefelh' some OIL WhlcA ap-
7 pear GeS'g'ea TO put the russians IN
. very poor IlShl. lheae stores some
J!lntS get printed ana IN any event
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would generally be assigned to these
clerics, each serving 20 days of the 90
day term.
Until the recent death of the Rev.
Thomas S. Long, thought the late
Rev. H. Clay Smith, who died in this
city about two years ago, was the last
Of the Young Preachers" whom
know He was past ninety and had
been on the superannuated list for
some years. He filled many pastorates
in the Conference. Mr. Smith. who was
we'll known in the city, had been about
until a few weeks before his death
Two Of the Young Preachers"
served as pastor Of Centre Street
church, this city.
The Rev DR.. NJ i. &. Rice bore a
marked resemblance TO William Jpn-
nings Bryan. He was noted for his af-
liability and was warm friend of 1.-The
old Daily News crowd" Scarcely u
day passed that he did not drop in for
a chat with "the boys" He was the
father of the late Mrs. Edith Hanly
wife of William Woodin Hanly, New
York, formerly of this city.
The Rev. Dr. Andrew ]. Gill also
served popular term at Centre
Street. DR.. Gill was the father of Mrs
Florence Warfield, SOP Cumberland
street, this city.
The Rev DR.. j. St. Clair Neale in
his mature years served leading Bal
timore churches. He married Miss
Brosius, Of Hancock, when he was the
Junior pastor here.
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Classified Advertisements
MISCELLANEOUS

PIANO Misunderstanding and
regulating. j. S. Elliott, Mountain
Lake Park. Phone 5-W.-46-tf.
AT THE SERVICE OF THE PUB
LIC-Thc Curley Top Beauty Salon
has leopcned as Of August /, 1915, in
the G. s. Ieller building, Grantsvillc,
under thhe management of the former
owner, Mrs. l.clba NJ. Terrell, who is
ready to serve the pubIc.-2l-3t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Garrett County, Maryland, Letters Of
Administration on the estate of
CHARLES RUSSELL FIKE,
late Of Garrett County, Maryland, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, to the sub
scribcr on or before the 2nd day of Septem-
ber 1915. they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate. All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to said
tate requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this LIST day of Au-
gust, 1915. BERTHA b. FIKE.
Administrators,
Friendsville Maryland.
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ORDER NISI

Bertha N. White and Harry f. White, her
husband Compartments,
Thomas E. White aand Alberta J. White,
infants, Defendants.
No. 3sO4 Equity. In the Circuit Court for Gar
rett County Maryland
ORDERED, This 24th day Of July, 1915, by
the Circuit Court for Garrett County, Mary
land in Equity, that the sale made and report
ed in me above cause by Ernest Ray Jones,
trustee. be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 2Tch day of August 1915; provided
copy OF this order be published in some news
paper published in Garrett County, Maryland,
orcc - week for three successive weeks be-
fore the nth day of August, 1915.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$35O.O0. \. G. ROSS, Clerk.
TlIIn cnnv TIT: 4 G. Moss. Clerk.
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FOR SALE

YIN c+1A4L
noD e,rr c..,..,. p..,. Mr.. r.
o 0h "a I na p 3nIlH NJ, Pi'oS * We a y
,in.n " 49, ~, ., ~ e...
W =; 'olC[u o'S an
80 = l. nay IoI' o"'>' 'L"',--'-''
For SALE-l934 Ford Sedan; good
/ rubber. Paul George, Swanton, K. |,
Md.-23-@t~
! FOR SALE-New GMC Trucks now
on display. Ray Teets Garage, Oak
land, Md.-4l-tf.
FOR SALE - Jersey family Cow.
Apply Z. L. Rathbun, Star Route,
| Oakland.-22-tf.
FOR SAIF-Iot ON Reece street
Addrass or rar an Miss Dora Martin.
/ Oakland.-24-2t#
/ FOP SAFE NcCorp,icl- Doo,,inp
! Rindar f-foot emf. GOOD oondi+ion An
/ NV Coo SoboId Accident Md 81 -3t#
''2 non c,IT ny ~, C.i , elt,...- ~.
oN 'oHi1 ,Ia1 OoaI awe inl omg
ladse P M"IuIo 3So w 1IIo several I"u I 3
T g - none -''-"' oeI"ee" . ana .
rn w. c,r D., e,,,,,,
r, I +, oI' : 91Lt-F rs aiSo luI! oIoQueu
T9lIIe - uPPLea' ho9ert DaNlSi 5 I%a'IlloI
I LAY N 9I5' one 'l'Ie west 0l Deer
. "[h' MI -oI
/ fOk SALE-Plymouth coupe, 1880:
one double barreled l2-gauge shot
! gun, 3 boxes shells. Sam Nightengale,
Cakland.-24-2t*
FOR SALE-Shore front Plots and
Acreage on beautiful Deep Creek
Lake. Phone 12g-W. or write Box BOP,
Oal,Iand.-2I-tf.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland will be
in session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
AUGUST 20 AND p, 1915.
By order of the Board.
JESSE j. ASHBY, Clerk.
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THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS .
BY FRANK r. KENT.

COPYRIGHT by The Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by per
mission.
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FOUND-Lad large purse Party
losing same, call at this Office and
identify the property and pay for this
advertisements 51t
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Registration promptly at 900 a.
NJ, Tuesday, August %, 1915.
For application blank and Informal
ton, apply State Mine Examining
Board, Office Building, Annapolis,
Maryland.
Advertisement 22-5t.
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Examination for Mime
Foreman and Fire Boss
Certificates of Competency

FrOstburg, Maryland
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 20 AND 20. 1915.
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junior pastor here.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-16
Der 3,pette 1Deltfriee
(Sortfetune bon @ette u

bon Solta uno Bots6om Die Grill
lung aIer ieiner 8ini9e i'm 8eIten
uno I'M 8alfon er5pungen batte uno
als Sapan Dem 3uiammenbrud nobe
war, erfolgte feline &rieeserfldrune
uno Der iofortige 8ormorid ieiner
Eruppen in ser 10 lange unItrittenen
Weanoi6urei. nno Die Guiien befin.
ben 1t9 bort nod INNER auf Dem
8ormarlf, obpobl Der &rieg gegen
Sapan gu @noe lit, uno oIs 2obn fir
Die in lebter Stunoe pou5ogene Seil.
nabme am aiiatii6en &rieg miro
Wosfou oorausitbtli6 Die Beberr.
idung ni6t ouein Ser Wonoldure
(oeren 3uriidgabe an China in Cairo
Oeriproden Doroen nar), ionoeru
au6 onoerer tpt6tiger aftatii9er &c.
biete uno cine ousldlaggebenoe Goue
i'm Ba5ifif foroern.
&ublano tpirb aud i'm aiiatiI6en
&rieg Der eigentli6e 5ieger lein, pie
es Der eigentli6e Sieger in @uropo
lit. @s miro Elm 2anoergebiet beberr.
I6en, oas iiber 5tpei &ontinente bin.
gelagert iit, feline Ma6t miro naf
Dem gou elmer entipre6enoen Slotte
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bieler 3eit Ser 8eri9mierune Ser
@eiIter (tpie Der Renbran0t.D .Deutide
iagte), in elmer 3eit, ba Die Bropa.
gonoo Timber @oper" eebt (tpie eben
Ser 8erfaifer bes beriibmten 8u9es,
Der iebt Ieine 8IbGorbeit, beionbers
gegen Die Stride in ben ~Sunnies
nit elmer Serie Underground" fort.
Iett, pobin er ia eigentlib eeb0rt, in
bie n5unnies namli6, ipenn oiele
oie1en 8l0oIinn ni6t 10 I6redlt6
ernIt nebmen piiroen), in oieier 3eit
muB ie0er ii9er fem, ~Oie Bropogan-
ba nidt gu peridlineen, Die in Der
SuIle traOitioneaer geiunoer ameri.
faniider offentlider 8eipredung
oargeboten pir0".
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BaH Altht npr
Brnpagannttten
Bon 6. s. 8eidenberger
(S9luB)

Sr. 8eues riibmt oonn oie Eat.
fade, oaB 4merifa oielen oeutI6en
Gmigranten gaItfreunoi9oft bot,
oaB oiele Ser. .-Staaten-8iirger pur.
Den uno it9 als loDale Amerifoner
erweiIen Deroen. Ct meint aber au9,
bob in iolden Muiienbepegungen -
lit Die WaiIe pirflid 10 groB?? -
INNER ~lol6e gefunben tperoen, De.
rem SntereIle ItetS ibrem Seimotlano
gelten miro uno nidt Dem 2anoe if,
rer 8obl. Iu6 f0nnen mir Iider Iein,
bob meoer Ser oeuti6e @eneralItab
nod Die Qgenten 9itlers Die Bropa.
ganoamoglidfeiten iiberleben boben,
Die lid in uniern Berfoliungsre6ten
Der Reoe- uno Snformationsir ireibeit
bieten". yeun, Oie gefloben iino Dor
oen SDronnen Der 3eiten Dor Sitler,
ioben ben Sinn ibres grils nidt in
Der &ettung ibre5 eigenen 2bens, sic
Inn felges Sdmetgen 81 erfaufen
mar; nod Weniger I'M &f gegen
ibre Selmot. Wun fann ibre Saltung
nit Dem Borte zines groBen Bop1teS
6arotterlIteren: SD liebte Die &C.
re6tigtelt uno baBte ooS llnre6t, oa,
rum iterbe id i'm @ril." 2iebe our
olten Seinat un0 Greue CUR neuen
tDi6erIpre6en li6 0ur6ous ni6t, 10
penig Die Die 2ie6e oe5 Wannes gu
feiner Wutter un0 Jrau. &ein Ronn
bon normalen Sittli6feitSs uno Chr.
begriffen miro megen Der 2iebe gu
Ieiner Jrou leine olte Deutter nit
Scot o6er Steiner benerfen, tpie es
mande BON Sitlers gfefugees - piel.
Ieidt iene, Die eeben muBten, neil es
an Der 9eit mar gu OerIdpinoen! -
au5ubdufig tun, bic beute Die ~Ger'
man race" fir oos Sitlertum oeront'
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frteoung bes Sentiments itnter ben
Siftaten Der Sieger 5t boffen. r.
gIs leRte @o6e Yrdfi6ent Srunlnl
8eri6t eritattete iiber bic @rgebniiie
oer Potsbamer &onferena, unterItri6
er Dor aIem, oaB Die biesmaIige Srie-
oensregeIung i'm @egeniaB gum Ser
ioiQer 8ertrag Dos SauptgeDt6t nibt
auf bic &eparationen, ionoern auf
Die 3eri6lagung Der oeutiden
56perinbuitrie Iegt, Inn 10 ie6e
N0gIidfeit fiinftiger &rtegsri Itun-
gen ous3ul6lteBen. Deutidlano ion
bon einem SSnouI Itrieitaat getpiher.
maBen our9 9efret in elm agrarlanb
umge1po1oelt tperoen, uno mir fon-
men in Der 8el,rtetlung oteies ofono-
mii6en Brogramms nur Der Seem
Oorter ,Eimes' 5uitimmen, tpenn iie
in einem 2eitartifel erfldrt: Ser
BrGfioent mar ni6t intitanoe, Die
ernlten 3neifel 81 bannen, Die 1i9
binii6tli6 Ser 8irfltng iener 8e-
idliiiie unO gntfdeiouneen auf bic
fiinftige 9ro0uftionsfabigfeit BON
gon5 europa erbeben."
u@s mag iein," 10 ia9t bas 8latt
in oielem 3uiammenbange in mar
nenoem Tone, bob Oeut ti6lano .
auf oiei eie 8eiie als fiinftiger stngrei-
| fer ausl9eioet. @ber ebenio spabr-
| I6einli6 miro bic tpirti6aftlide &C.
| lunoung oes europaiiden Sentiments,
bon Dem Deutl6lano einen otonomiI9
meientliden Sell biloet, ber50gert
tDeroen."
8os Die @ren5beriftigungen an-
gebt, 10 mics Srumm ousoritdlib
auf ben polni iI6en Anteil bin, Der
offenbar als oouerno ge0odt lit, uno
iudt oaS er3ielte &ompromiB 5u
redtfertigen. @r gebt oarin peIent-
lid tpeiter als ielblt 1ein 8organger
Jranflin 9. 9fooIeoelt! uno bod mel"
/ len obieftiue &ritifer oes Botsoamer
Diftots parneno oarouf bin, baB Die
polnii6e 5rage ni6ts peniger als
gelolt lit, ooB Die 8orteile Der @ren5-
perl6iebungen nid)t Bolen, ionoern
Dor olem RuBlono 5ugutetommen,
uno baB 8olen fein pirflif freier
Staat, lonoern cine Dependence Stub.
lambs apirO.
9Sn elmer gemeiniamen @rflaruna
9uben Die u@roBen 0rei" (8er.
Staaten, @nglano, 9fuBlano) uno
5ranfreid ibren @ntl6luB 8u erfen-
men, einen belonoeren, bon Deutid-
LAMB Ooaig 9etrennten oeiterrei6ilben
Staat 5u iboffen, uno 5uglei6 brad-
ten iie Die 8iloung zines organiioto.
ridden Apporats 5ur 0ur6fiibrung
oieler Bolitif in Dem 9onau-2onoe
5ur &enntnis.
Ser Barrier Sfanoalpro5eB gegen
Betuin - in Dem Die meiIten Stoots.
5eugen lelber bdtten ouf Der Nntloge.
bant iiben miiifen! - enoete nit Der
8erurteilung oes bo6betagten Ntar-
I6auS gum Sobe. 9lle @brenre6te
Dur0en ibm abertannt, Iein 8erm0.
gen beiblagnabmt. Die prooiiorii6e
Jfegierung miro es 16Derli6 tpogen,
Oas S6anourtetl 5u boll5ieben!
Die bier oIliierten @roBmG6te I'm.
ter3ei6neten einen Batt our S6af-
fung zines internationalen W2ilit4r.
geridts, Dor Dem 0euti6lanos
&riegsDerbre6er abgeurteilt nerben,
Inn Der 8elt 81 5eigen, bob AggreI-
iion uauf Die lnflagebont itatt 5ur
@brung fiibrt". 9lls Sit bes Sribu-
nals wuroe Berlin beItimmt, aus.
oriidlib ieoo6 feitgeIebt, bob Der er-
| fte Bro5eb, in Dem ft9 permutli9
fiinfuno5Don3ig Na3is@r0Ben beront.
porten miiiien, in gdirnberg abse-
bulten miro.
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(Sortfesurto bon Sette 81

(Sortesuno bon Sette 81
aud in Stuttgart mar, nunnte 0as
8erbolten Der Observation-Disclosures
ueinfad cine Sdonoe"; elm onoerer
4merifaner mieoer be5ei6nete Die
0nrItelung Der 1eutiden ais iiber'
trieben.
SIN SinbIif ouf 0os Aufieben, oaS
beIonoers our6 Die 0arIteIung oeS
oemotrotiI6en Senators @uItlanO
bon UfiIIiiiippi i'm &ongreb - mo-
no6 mebrere tauIeno Stuttgarter
9Srauen uno WGoden in einen Inter
grunobobntunnel berIdleppt un0 BORT
oergepoltigt nor0en Iein - entitan'
SEN it, 1ino omeritaniihe Seere5an'
geb0rige bier in offi5iellen IeuBeruns
gen 81 oieier 9lngelegenbeit auBerlt
3uriidbnlteno gepor0en.
gS gibt feline llntergrunobabn in
Stuttgnrt, aber einen Icbr groBen
GunneI, genonnt Die 8agenburg.
Seiner urlpriingliden Nnluge na6
iollte er unter ser gan5en Staot bin.
ourdIoufen, lit ober ME OoQenOet
mOrOen.
Ser oeutlde Yoli3eid)ef, &arl 8e.
Der, logte, Ole mel item lleberfaIle auf
SSrouen uno WaO6cn ieien in Oeren
eigenen 8obnungen erfolgt, un0
5mar 0urh Vfaroftaner, Die Our6 Die
Siiren cinbrn6en, I'm 81 plilnOern.
Ser ofTi3ieue oeutide 8erid)t fiibrt
eIfbunOertudtlnOneun3ig 6aue bon
bou5ogenen SdanOungen an WfQ0-
den un0 Srauen an, oa5 9llter Ser
babon 8etrofIenen i6Danft 5lpil6en
bier5ebn un0 Dierun0lieb5ig Sabren.
8eber periihcrt, ooB ieoer ein3elne
Saa nadgepriift lei rno lt6 olS Dobr
berauSgeltellt babe, lit aber Der 9ln-
iift, boB minOelten5 nod Ooppelt Io-
Diele Sale uorlagen, bel Oenen ltd
Die Spfer ieOo6 ldGmten, 9ln5eige gu
erItatten.
gnfung 0es Monote3 lebnte 0o5
fran50iilde &rieg5minilterium Die
8eiduloigung galtlono5 in 8aui6
mO 8ogen nit Der grflarung ab
u8Ieoiel oieie gun5e 8ebuuptung
inert it, gebt ldon 0orau5 berOor,
0aB in gang Stuttgart feline Inter
grun0babn porbanOen it,"
9ie 5e61te Seere5gruppe bate
Elm &ommunique berausgegeben, mo-
naf uolle fran50iii6en 8erbin0ungS-
offi5iere, BEL Ser fran3olilden @rlten
armee innerboIb Gtuttgart ielbit
oOer in Der geabe Der Sta0t, Dem
9eeres s8ruppenbauptquartier 8erid.
te Oorgelegt" bGtten, 0oB nibres
8iiienS oerartige GorfQue nidt ltatt,
gefln0en baben".
8ilrgermeiIter &lett gab an er ia,
be iid Observation-Disclosures an oie mi,
Iitariihen 8efeblsIteuen getpenoet,
aber bic 9lntmort, Die er buraufbin
erbielt, bobe gelautet: ~0ie oeutl6e
So bat ia OasIelbe iid ouBerbult
9eutihlano5 audi geIeiitet uno oabe
iogar nod ous0riidIi6en 8efebIer
gebordt. 9t1rn tun un1ere Morotfo.
ner ooSlelbe, aber ouf eigene 6ouIt
mir ieoenfous boben 10 ettpo5 nid1
angeor6net."
9ber na6 einigen Sagen, fiigte et
bin5u batten fran3oide Sffi3iere IeI.
ber ongefongen, Oerortigen ueberfGl
len Ginbolt gu gebieten. --
9ie bon Dem &orre1pon0enten nit
geteilten angelegenbeiten lino boor
Itrdubeno. ltniere Eogespreiie, oil
bod ionIt ouF 5enIationen 10 erpid
lit uno uItrocitie5" NIT 8ebage1
breittritt, legt iid in oielem SAL Ell
ne bemerfensperte 3uriidbaltunl
ouf. Ser @runo lit Ieidt 5u erroten
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angeiidts Ser peltgeididtliden
@reigniiie in Iiten traten Die @nt.
uidluneen in europa in ben Sin.
tergruno. Ser europailbe &rieg ee-
bort ia unierer fdnellebieen 3eit i6on
au Den vollen 4ameaen". Aber fein
erni iter 8eoba6ter apast auf cine 8e-
Evening star., 1945-11-06

The plane made a very rough
landing, part of the tail was knocked
of and the plane seemed to split. It
was standing on its nose. I'm afraid
those in the back part may have
been hurled against the front of the
plane and knocked out.
Because 1t was my first plane ride
I acted like country girl, while
the others who had plane experience
knew the difficulty we faced.
Water lifted the plane up and the
colonel called to me to come to the
front of the plane. We got on q
wing and I became worried for the
first time because can't swim, and
the water was rushing up. The COL
onel went down in the water and
after that I didn't see the WAC.
About that time there was lots of
screaming.
I didn't remember much after that
until I was in the raft with Patrick.
I couldn't move my legs then, but all
that seems wrong now is my back
and pain in the pelvic region. When
I was feeling to see II I was bloody I
found my rosary. I found it in my
vest and felt much relieved.
We were in the raft about 10
hours before the destroyer escort
Tills picked us up. Later we were
transferred to the Casablanca. My
teeth were chattering so bad some
crewmen of the Tills put a pair of
Army socks in my mouth. I was
placed on a stretcher and trans
ferred by pulley and rope to the
Casablanca.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Returnees

More than 200 Washington area
war veterans are due to arrive in
New York today aboard the trans
ports Hermitage, William and Mary
Victory, John Morehead, George
Alther, American Ranger, Lord
Delaware, Psara, Aiken Victory,
Coalsdale Victory and Chapel Hill
Victory. The street addresses of
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Congress in Brief
the Associated Press.

6F lne hSSociateG frese.
Senate:
Meets in perfunctory session, with
no business scheduled because of
today's elections.
Finance Committe may act on
proposed revision of GI Bill of
Rights.
Labor Committee opens hearings
on legislation for Federal-State CO.
operation to promote safety in in
dustry.
Mead Committee hears William
s. Bradley, former Commerce De-
partment aide, on surplus property
disposal problems. t
House:
Meets to hear speeches on mis-
cellaneous subjects In absence of
legislative program.
Labor Committee questions ho-
tel operators on proposals to boost
minimum wage from 40 to 65 cents
an hour.
Evening star., 1945-11-06

The school is at Philadelphia and
Cedar avenues.
Urges Buddies to Invest.
DR.. Corydon M. Wassell, the Army
surgeon who gained fame during
the war for his heroic work in Java,
issued a Victory Loan statement to-
day. He said: "I have been back
from Java and Australia since June,
1912. I know what prices are here
at home. They are way above prices
out there.
ITO all my buddies overseas I say
put every dime you have into Vic
tory Bonds if you e1nect 70 = a
new car or anything else. They are
only on display now.
Save it. fellows-every dime of
it-until you get home"