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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09

gust 2, 1915, at the age of "a years,
five months and five days.
She was married to J. A. Good
man on December 80, 1878. To
them, the following children
were born: Mach Goodman
Dempie T. Goodman, John R.
Goodman, Mrs. J. c. Houck, Mrs.
Ella Williams, Mrs. Ollie Good
man, all deceased, and Otto
Goodman, of White Hall, Md; R.
A. Goodman, Oakboro, and J. V.
Goodman and Mrs. C. M. Edwards
of West Jefferson. There are %
living grandchildren and 10
great-grandchildren.
At an early age she professed
a hope in Christ and joined the
Bethel Baptist Church, where she
lived loyal and faithful life.
She enjoyed attending the church
services, but for several years
she had been unable to attend
because of her health. However,
she never gave up the worship of
her Savior. She made it a habit
to read her Bible each day. Of
ten she gathered the family about
her and read of them out of the
Word, from which she found so
much comfort and Joy.
She had been in very poor
health for about a year. During
the long months of her illness
she was unusually patient. She
did not want to be any trouble to
anyone. She often said she
would like to 60 on to find her
home so she would be no trouble.
Then, too, she wanted to receive
the reward she so richly deserv-
ed.
Aunt Sara raised a large fami-
ly of children. She had to give
up two in their infancy and four
others later in life. In 1887, her
husband went on before her.
BY far the largest part of her
family was over on the other side
to welcome her into the presence
of the Savior. While it is very
sad for the ones left behind, we
know our sorrow is nothing COM
pared to their joy over there,
where such a large part of the
family has been reunited in eter-
nal bliss. It is carrier for us to
bear our grief when we remind
of the blessed hope that
we can all 60 to join them on the
other side and share their happi-
ness.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09

are automobiles, refrigerators
vacuum cleaners, sewing ma
chimes, stoves, plumbing and
heating equipment and electrical
appliances.
Reduction in points for meats
should not necessarily be inter
preted as indicating a more nor
NAL supply of meat. The food
supply is still precarious and may
become worse than at present
Most reductions in point values
for foods of all kinds, therefore,
should be considered as only
temporary.
The reported shortage of soap is
one of the major headaches of the
government at the present mo-
ment. Although the government
assures us that the supply of soap
and soap products is sufficient to
fill our needs, the boarding OF
soap is causing major shortages.
Clinton P. Anderson, secretary of
agriculture, in an effort to halt
panic buying of soap, released in
formation to show that the soap
supply available to civilians is
going to be greater rather than
less than before and said there
was no reason to ration it.. But
so far nothing has been able to
stop housewives from cleaning
the grocer's shelves of all avail
able soap products.
Although only about $4,000 merl
will be eligible for release from
service under the new point sys-
tenn established by the navy, the
plan is said to have helped
strengthen morale among the
older officers and enlisted men
who can now figure on definite
time when they can probably re-
turn to civilian life.
The simple system established
by the navy is: one point is given
for each year of mans age; an
other point for each four months
of service. Fifty-three to 81
points are needed to apply for re-
lease, the difference depending
upon the branch of service. Thus
a man who is Al years old al
points, and who has been in the
navy 4 years az points, could
now apply for release if in
branch to which the So quota ap-
plies.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09
Timely Hints
BY RUTH CURRENT
State Home Demonstration Agent

To do a first-rate job of home
canning, can freshness. Capture
and hold all possible flavor, color
and food values of the fresh veg
etables or fruit. Home canning
specialists who stress this point
offer the following tips to home
Gamers who want to keep their
canned foods from being on the
dull, droopy, tasteless, and vitaln-
Unless side.
Put up only firm, ripe fruit;
young tender vegetables. No
canning magic exists which can
bring old tough beets or snap
beans back to youth again.
Neither will canning improve
hard green fruit, nor bruised or
overripe fruit or tomatoes. In
fact, a little damaged food can
cause spoilage of a whole can
ming batch.
Work quickly. Call on the
men and children in the family,
of necessary, for many hands
make fast work of getting pro-
duce from garden to Gamer.
When foods must wait, they wilt
and tougher, and vitamins and
fresh flavors disappear. If foods
must be held awhile, keep them
cool and we'll ventilated.
Count canning time accurately.
Allow the full time advised for
processing, and then lose no time
i'm removing jars of fruits or to-
matoes from the boiling water
bath. With a pressure Gamer,
used for canning non-acid vege-
tables, follow carefully directions
for opening Gamer, then take the
jars out promptly. To let Jars
Iinger inside the Gamer gives
them more cooking than needed
Store Immediately after canning
in a cool dark place. Warmth
and light tend to increase the
loss of vitamins, and color as we'll.
Use during current year. Long
err storage is not unsafe, if foods
are properly canned, sealed air
tight. and stored well. But can
ned foods decrease in quality and
food value as time goes on.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09
IN MEMORIAM
PFC. ROGER F. MILLER

In loving memory of my broth
er, Pfc. Roger F. Miller, who was
killed in action on February 18
in Saarlautern, Germany.
It's lonely, dear brother, without
you,
And so sad along life's way,
Life does not seem the same,
dear brother,
Since you went away.
Our hearts are filled with pain;
We will never forget you,
Although to us you will be near,
We'll meet you in the blessed
home,
Where parting will be no more.
Fields has not gone away forever
Nor has he gone to stay,
He is asleep with Jesus,
Just across the way
He gave his life for his county,
He gave it for you and for me.
It breaks our loving hearts, dear
one,
But the life crown has been
won.
Fields, you have gone from this
world of sin and woe,
But we hope some day to meet
you on that heavenly shore.
Written by his sister,
- Mrs. George Ray,
Delta, Pa.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
NORTH CAROLINA
ASUE COUNTY
Having qualified as Admins
tratrix of the estate of Claude w.
Grogan, Late of Ashe County,
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the said estate to present them to
the undersigned on or before the
End day of July, 1916, or this no.
tice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
All persons indebted to said es-
tate will please make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
This July 2, 1945.
Mrs. Perdy Grogan, Admin
istratrix of Claude w. Gro
gan, deceased. 7-5-6tp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09
7I|lZII[N|dQNZy

Washington, D. C.-Althougk
the defeat of Winston Churchill's
Conservative party in England
came as a severe shock to govern
ment leaders here, It is not ex-
pected that the victory of the
Labor party will alter Great
Britain's international policies
For despite the wide difference
IN the domestic goals of the diff
ferent parties in England, all are
believed to be in agreement on
foreign policy. Consequently
there is little danger of any re-
taxation on the part of the Eng
lish government in waging the
wan against Japan or in agree
ing to the terms of the Charter
written in San Francisco.
Although the Charter has met
with little opposition in our SEN
ate, it is feared that there may
be many battles over it when the
time comes to carry out it's pur-
poses. For, although most sena-
tors think there is no question
but that it commits our country
to have troops and planes on call
for international police duty, the
group of isolationist senators led
by Senator Wheeler will not adj
NIT that we are so committed
without passing separate legisla-
ton. They also will not admit
that approval of the Charter gives
the President power to use troops
without approval by congress.
Each week sees the relaxation
of more government control
which bring us closer, step by
step, to normal civilian life. The
War Production board says that
reconversion plans are progress
sing rapidly in many leading in
dustries and that more and more
products will return to the mark
ct as materials become available.
The fact that war production or
ders were reduced by an overall
total of about $3,500,000,000 in
June gives some indication of
the amount of supplies and man.
power, formerly used for war
purposes, which are now avail
able for home use.
Among. the products on which
the WPB says reconversion pro-
gress is particularly outstanding
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09

CHARM-KURL PERMANENT
WAVE, soc! Do your own Per-
manent with Charm-Kurl kit.
Easy to do, absolutely harmless.
Requires no heat, electricity or
machines. Safe for every type of
hair. Praised by millions includ-
ing June Lang, glamorous movie
star. Graybeals Drug Store.
5-3-1OTpd
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09

Prospects of a sizeable drop in
civilian supplies of commercially
canned foods-particularly toma-
toes-is an added incentive for
putting up plenty of tomatoes at
home this summer.
If a tomato plant gives a good
average yield of 6 pounds to to-
matoes, this will be enough to
can about quart jars of toma-
toes. On the average, 9 to 10
plants will yield bushel of to-
matoes-enough for putting up
Is to 20 quarts of tomatoes.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09

NOTICE-We are prepared to
do servicing and repairing of re-
frigerators, washing machines,
electric fans, etc. Quick service.
Ten years experience in this
work. On Cherry Street, next to
Hustler Office. Phone IS, North
Wilkesboro, N. c. Phillips Elec-
trio Appliance Co. 8-2-4tp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09

FARM FOR SALE-33-acre
farm for sale located about one
mile from highway No. 88.
Churches and post office abo,
one and one-fourth miles, school
at Jefferson about four miles, bus
Accommodations. Electricity, wa
ter in house Price, $1,600.00
(Sixteen Hundred dollars). See
or write Glenn Turner, Smeth-
port, N. c. 6-9-2tp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09
POISON IVY

Kill the outer skin. 1t neels off
and with it goes the ivy infection.
Often one application is enough.
Get Te-Ol solution at any drug
store. It's powerful. Stops itch
ing quickly. Your 35c back to-
morrow if not pleased. Today at
Ray Drug Co. 8-9-4t
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09

LOST-In West jefferson re-
Gently two number four and one
number 3 ration books belong
ing to 1nez Porter and Guy OAR
nell, and one billfold containing
around $500 Reward for return
to T. j. Darnell, Silas Creek, N.
&. 8-9-1tp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09
RATES

FOR SALE-142-acre farm.
more or less, situated in good
community near Bromide Arsenic
Springs and a good school. A
good farm for grazing or general
farming. See or write: M. Jones,
CO ]. & j. Store, West jefferson,
West Jefferson, N. C. 8-2-3tc
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09

WANTED-Goldenrod pollen,
$2o.OO per ounce. If interested,
write Greer and Greer, Box 307,
Princeton, West Virginia.
7-26-5tp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09

DR.. w. w. Garner head of the
Division of Tobacco Investiga-
tons in the USDA, has retired af-
ter 81 years of service.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09

FREE! If Excess acid causes you
pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indiges-
ton, Heartburn, Belching, Bloat-
ing, Nausea, Gas Pains, get free
sample, Udga, at Ray Drug Com
pany. 6-7-25tp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09

FOR SALE-Two Guernsey
cows, ages six and seven years,
now milking. Fresh in October
and February. G. B. Coward,
Wagner, N. c. 8-9-1tp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09

FOR SALE-One good milk
COW, six years old. See M. B..
Mabe, Lansing, N. c. 8-9-1tp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09

Bargains . sns'"s Saw r NM,
Wood Working and Road Build
ing Machinery, Well Drilling Ma
hines, Gasoline Engines, etc.-R
P. JOHNSON, Wytheville, Va.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09
Obituary
SARA TATUM GOODMAN

Sara Tatum Goodman was born
February q, 1861 and died Au-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09

WAR BONDS your way
back the Wacs, Waves
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19
GbineiiiAe ASfliAeeit

Gin 6ineIiider &eonfteur foan in
Die lt%nangenebme Sage, einem
Sdrtftiteller etmas auriid5ulenoen
iino i6riD 6asl1 fpl9enoen 9egleit-
brief:
,,@ir ba6en Dein Manuifript nit
unenolidem gerenii9en geleien. Sci
Ser beiligen ai6e unierer- 8orfabren,
mir 6aben ME ein. 10 groBortiGeS
@erf 5i @eiift befommen. @ber
tpenn mir es orlldten, 10 miiroe Seine
MaieitGt, unier e~r)ebeniter i1no MIDI
tighter &errider, 8efebl geben, oieS
@erf als M1lIter 81 nebmen uno
nidts g~erin9eres mebr SIT 6ruden.
Ga Dies i'm 9alife 6es nadite1 Sabr-
tartienos 81 Ben rtnmogfidfeiten ee-
b0ren biirfte, 10 miiiien mir gu atnle-
rem gr0Bten 2ei6meien oas Collide
Opus 5lriifienSen uno bitten tnu=
lenomal lmtt 8et5eibung.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19
nnrMbsn in
NorOitQliem

@om, 9ie itaIienii1e 3a9-
ridtenagentur Dania" 6eridtete
iiber g%orfommniiie in Noroitalien
- angriife duf arienoIe hnO Subo-
tage-SanOlun9en Deri6ieOener Irt
- sic mad tbrer Auffuiiung auf ole
Sdtig6eit elmer foidiitiiGen Inter
grunoa, @rmee" bin0euten.
Solgen0e @ngoben iino Dem Sin.
ia"8eridt entnoumen:
Gin in Moilano perbdfteter Or.
be%itsloier er5Gblte, cine unter Dem
Namen Som" 6efannte Srgoni-
Iation 6d6e i6m arbeit onge6oten,
oie IL. a. BARN 6eItdn0, oaB er Hn-
fete ab5uIieferu batte. @r babe MN
8eroadt geiH0pft, als er entoedte,
DAB cine oieier 8afete Muidinenge.
pebrmunition ent6ielt. Dab nSaM"
nidts nnoeres ais ,Squaore 81 A5io-
tionsgruppe) beoeute, babe er ni9t
gemuBt.
Shmer epaffnete 8erbreher6an.
Sen grifien nobe @enua Orei Sorts
an uno nuroen ultr ourd Sruppen
0aron o~erbinoert, ii6 in Ben 8eiiB
bon @affen un0 Munition 5u Iesen.
Gin in 16nli1er abli6t unternomme.
ner @ngrifi 6peier 8anOen auf Elm
Munitionslager in 8iqo0ra3ia, mur-
De nod mebritiinoigem &f BON
@a6pOiten d69epieien.
&n GlOren5 6eI6lagndbmte Die
8oIi3ei 9pnamit-, 8affen- un0
8en5in 8orrGte, sic - oni6ei-
memo our1 Mit8lieoer Ser faidiiti-
i6en illntergruno 8emegung - an
Oeritedter Stelle o~ufgebGuft poren.
Sn 8ia@n5a itedten Soboteure
elm @eriiIt in Brand, 0a8 bon 2eu-
ten 9ebralidt mur0e, sic BORT nit Ell
mem $50 8riidenbau 3peds @ie-
oer6eritealng elmer 8abnlinie be-
i1aTtigt maren. Mon batte erfpar-
tet, bob Die Bride ON fommeroen
Sonntag eroffnet meroen f0nne. Sn
Dem eriten 3uge lolten Der Minier.
prGii0ent 8arri ltro iein gransport.
miniiter Malfa ii6er ole Bride fo1-
rem.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19
OrNnmne IN Sen SAMbs
InNcn

Ser BON ltns bdtte it'd niht idon
BON 3eit 81 Belt ieuf5eno an 0aS
MufrGumen oon nit ~oaerbonO Sleir-
fran gefiiQten Sdit6looen begeben
mitiien ? Simmer pie0er gerdt ibr
Snbalt ie6r 0urdeinon0er, menn man
raid etrpos berousnebmen nil. Sd
babe. 6os 3e~itrmubenoe Slthen uno.
"Nufr6ltmen gang o6geidofft 6lwd
cine iebr einfade 8orri6tung, Die
iid in sen S6u6looen BON @aiAtiid,
Tufttiifl 8itfett ltn0 6ql. an6rinqen
ldBt unS ieoe %llnor6ning in oenIel-
ben olrsidlieBt.
@om 8li66in0er lGBt man it6 aus
! 'tarfer groter noer broltner Bappe
je mad Ser @r0Be ser Sdubldoen
linen gierteG-3oG Sid - 5pei Strei-
EN- ld}tlei0en, fnofp 10 brett lpie bic
5dubIoOe bod lit lno paiiert0 8ur
Breite uno Siefe. Se0er Streifen~er-
Salt in ser Mitte eiren @inihnitt Bis
}lr bol6an 8reite. Nln fam mon
Sic Streifen ii6ereinan0eritefeu urto
'rb1lt 10 Elm &reu3, ons, IN 6ie
S6ublo0e geiteGt, 0ieie in bier SD
fer teilt. SSH man bic Slider
\ Ileid groB baben, 10 miilien befoe
gini6nitte in Ser Mitte fem, meiit
miro es ober proftii6 iein, ipenn
nan iid 8tpei groBe dtno 8tuei fGeine
Bidder abteilt. gS ntuB Damn bel
Aoem einen Streiien ser @inidnitt ct
pa an einein 9ritteI ser 2dnqe iein.
Wtan fam es oor9er i'm berfleinerten
.WeaBIto6 altspro6ieren, fpenn mon
Har8 elmer 8oitfarte Streifen i6nei-
1Oet, Ole i'm @erbdltni8 10 lang uno
Ibreit iirt0, ols fir Die betreffen0e
lSflr6lo0 3oG n0tig iin0. 8ebor man
loie Streifen 8itiammanitedt FIBER
98iebt man lie nit bliltem Snoon-
ltbrenitoft nit Sem man aud oen 30
loen ser S6ublo0e belegt. Mon fam
Inu6 ote fleineren @e1enitGn0e, Ole
Iman iorit altf Dem @ai6til6 iteben
bat, in Oieien 6ddern Bergen uno
gipart 10 sob tdglide Qlbitauben.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19
Sopan obne
5trettmn01

Rofio, = Sopan bra1te sic 9e
mpbililierung ieines gigantil9er
Militdrapparotus formeH gum ab
i9luB, un0 gum eritenmal in einel
beftii9en @eididte iino 0ieie Sn
ieln nun obne bemoffnete Streitfraf
tie, mabreno iid poGitil6e @lement'
ouran gemad)t BADEN, sic repolutio.
nGren oemofrntiiden GeTormen 81
effeftuieren,. Die Dem &eid Ser auf
gebenoen Come Don ben alliierter
@roberern oiftiert moroen iino.
@obe3u 100000 Soloaten anu
Matroien lino e~ntlniien uno benin
geianot mor0en.
Glide 3,8oo.oOO onoere ii
lleberiee iino = nbgeie6en in ioldei
6dllen, in oenen lie atliiertel
3medeE oienell = in Der Wfebrsab
entmoffnet moroea uno per0en iii
langicm III Die t9eimat 8uriidBebraAt
STR Seun,:arsport miro inIolge Sc!
Wanga's a. cd; len tDaDri1elI1lll
oret Sabre in Aniprudl negne:;..
Grei3i5rouierO 6lottenaa8e1orig
perbleibe.t I'M Gent, I'M Die beim
febrenoen 5dllfia gu bemarnen. I'M
Elm paar tauleno Armee- uno Slot
tenangeborige weroen unter olliier
tenn 8efebI glei6faas I'M aftipel
9ienite bleiben. GoS lette &iiit5euI
iollte iid anfang 0ooember in ame
rifanii6en Sdnoen b%efinoen. 81
&rlegs- ur0 Marineminiiterien nun
oen nit Dem beutigen Suge rein
3ipilGmter - uMiniiterien fir 9e
mobiliiierung". Die Ofii5iere I'M
Monnidnften, oie berbleiben, tragel
nod ibre ltniformen, ober mi
neil lie feline anoeren &leioer ia
ben uno iiG aud feline bei6affeI
fonnen. sic tragen feline SniignieI
mno fiibren Sen g6amen u2iaion
oifT3iere fir 9emobTliiierung".
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19

Dem Gurdi1nitt. Q1nter Sen 0urd-
i6nitt fallen 8aummolle, &ogeen,
aepfel, 8uderriiben uno Sroden-
bobnen.
Nod Dem Stan6 bonn Oftober 1T
cine Muisernte BON 3.078, 126, 900
8uibel 81 ~eriparten, gegen einen
10iabrigen 9ur6l6nitt BON 2,433,-
100000 8u1bel. Griiber Srolt fam
babel nod cine &olle ipielen.
Sic 8roouftion an 5rii6ten oiirf-
te Inn 8 8ro5ent binter Der oes les-
ten Sabres 8uriidbleiben. Sn be3ug
nuf 3itruSfrii6te lit elm &eforo gu
eriparten.
@as Sic Tro6ufte ongebt, Die
auf @usen gum Morft %gefabren tpers
sen, 10 o~iirften Tie Ole oes letten
Sabres Inn 5 8ro3ent iibertreffen
uno 81 9ro3ent ii6er 6em 9ur6-
i6nitt liegen.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19
Oas NmfitcBcn mmN Nns
i~cecnanntc SAlmceicn bel
SGMolinoem

gei 8ruitfinoern beoba6tet man
oft 0ieie Grideinuneen. Snnge Miit-
ter limo dngitlid uno fiirdten es ols
ein an3eifen BON &%ranfbeit. Gas
aufitoBen o0er Giilpien lit nifts an
0eres als oas mobrne6mbare 3eidlen
oes arstretens bon 2nft ODER BON
@alen aus Dem Magen nod olf-
aparfs. Dies bot MIR Damn beaf,tet
5t mer6en, tuenn @aie iebr reidlid
uno bdufig ouf 0ieie grt oltsgeStoBen
fperoen limo 9leidBeitig appetitloiiq-
felt, 8ref)rei5 ODER baufiges @rbre.
fen beitebt ODER Die @asabgdnqe Ell
men ii6len @erud beiiben. 9og
Solitude lit 6ei ionIt geiunoen @in-
0ern cine barmloie Sadie. @s lit
OoS &eiuItat ser &eiatpirfung, tpeIde
ser gefiilte Magen alpf 6uS 3tperd-
fea ousii6t. 8~eionoers entItebt oieie
@rideinllng, tpern &inoer li6 iebr
raid ltno boQtrinfen.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19
MeforOernte
tpirO eruartet

@oIbinaton, = Gas Iferbauamt
teilte nit, oaB lid Die @rnteaus-
iidten I'M September 5rpar peridle9'
teri 9atten, ober troboem, GILES IN
ollem aenommen, cine &eforoernte
All ertparten lei oie lid NIT oenert
SerSabre 1912 uno 1914 wobl per-
qleihen Iaiie. 8rotgeteioe itebt bell
Ter 6enn lie. Suttergetreioe 1T 1tur
einmol ii%bertroffen woroen.
gle Nro6uftion bon Sieb uro
Misrepresentation oiirfte allerOingS nm
5 3ro5ent 9inter benz &etoro oes
Sabres 1913 3uriidbleiben, aber Die
6es lesten Sabreg errei9en. Die
Nroouftion BON Gdlo6ttieren uno
@efliigel miro auf 45,00O,O0O,OO
@funo 9ebenogemidt seidabt, ge9en
81 Milliaroen I'M Subr 1913. Wtilb
oiirfte sic @eforO3abl bon 1913 Nillt'
aroen @funo erreiden.
Gtniae Grnten lin6 ourd l6le6tes
@etter etrpos ungiinitig beeinfluBt
poroen, aber nod Dem Stano pom
/. Sfto6er iino folgen0e &eforo
ernten gu er4parten: 8ei8en, 9aier,
@eig1 sp9abobnenz groniiiie, Sobat,
0firii9e, 9irnen, Srib-inoDlitt-
iommers; Granger unb Sopten Selt
aurtoffeln, 5ladsiumen, 3uderrobi
uno grquben fommen foit on &eforo'
ernten beran. Mais jtebt iebr gut
@erlte uno SIBfartpffeln melt iibel
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19
AncfOcten
Gdmieriae Gadle

Ileranoer @irur6i Der berii6tnte
&omifer, Ser 2ie6ling Ger @iener,
tpar zines Na6mittogs 6ei Ieiner
&olegin, Ser @ofi6ouIpielerin 9o-
tbarina Sdrott, sur SoltIe, oIs Ser
0iener ploBIif 6en &ailer sSrona
Soiepb onmeloete. 8efonntlid fam
Ser &uiier 6es ofteren gu aatborino
Sdrott, in oeren Seim ermit eini-
gen GusertD1blter, 5u 6enen INSIDE
ianoere ser &omifer Setuele geborte,
Sarod ipielte. @irar0i pltroe BEL ser
Mel6uirg oes 0ieners Qons Z berIe.
gen un0 mo0te our6S SenIter oes
I'M 8arterre Ser S6rottiden 8ila qe-
legenen Gatofs ousfneifen. Ser
aaiier, Ser 6ie8 bei ieinem @intre-
ten bemerfte, ll0 @iruroi gum 8lei-
ben elm. Ser ionit oltrcb feline g8ibe
befannte &iinitler fonnte pGbren0 ser
Sauie Dor 8erIsgenbeit fem 8ort
ii6er 6ie 9ippen bringen. Ser &oiier,
Der mo6l BON @iror0i einiqe Bon
mots %ertpartet bate, ridtete an Sen
aiinifler Die 6rage: ,@aupm iino
Sic ben 10 idtueigidm, lieber @irar-
Big ,ISu, MaieItit, iauIen
Sic nit an &ailer~, lpor @iorois,
Intnnrt.
y &igrGne
&droinaf Mu3orin IieB iid zines
Cages bei 2uomig Dem IA. gum 8or-
trag mel6en. gr befom 0en 8eIheio,
Der aonig fonne i6n Iei0er nidt
empfongen, 0o er Migrdne babe.
W%fa5arin foln am naditen Gage
pieoer uno luur0e o~orgelaiien.
rGie Miqrdne lit peridpltnoen".
meinte Ser &onig.
Sd babe lie megeeben ieben",
erfpiOerte Mo3arin, obne cine Mie=
ne gu per5ieben, ,Jiie bate berrIi6es
BLONDES Soar unO trug elm matt
blaues &leio."