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NAILS WERE WITHIN SIX MONTHS

Ordnance experts assert that the Ger
mans were within six months Of developing
= rocket bomb which might have been &C
.eurate enough 70 launch a devastating at
tack upon American cities.
Reports also indicate that the experts
have concluded that the bombing OF vi
bases in northwestern Europe prevented a
massive assault upon London. Moreover
the blasting Of Baltic experimental plant
allied many Nazi experts and retarded
their experimental work for many weeks.
u should De understood that the esti-
mates are based on the theoretical conclu-
sions 81 the Germans. who believed that
they could eventually produce a rocket
bornb that would travel from the British
Isles o. Japan. Certainly. the Nazis had an
amazing rocket assembly plant, 900 feet
underground. in the mountains near Nor
hausen which was operated by 10000 slave
~ork~Fs. The plant was burrowed out of
limestone. with 25 miles OF railroad run
asnE through the larger tunnels.
The experts may be correct in their
conclusions. bat il is just az we'll to take
sach stories with an ounce Of precaution.
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DOROTHY BURGESS

Msige's eyes followed him and
there she saw Uncle Louie appear
from around bend
She uaotioned gaily TO Sambo.
Bring out the horses. Sambo-"
Yass sun, he said. and dis
acpeaHed into the barn.
Aaige had 10 struggle TO keep
from laughing at Uncle Louie
riding toys. ne looked 50 dated,
yet positively dapper.
From cut Of the stable came
Sambo, leading the two horses.
Uncle Louie, with the eye ola
connosSSsur. looked them over.
Umm-leaye Il 10 the Wins
tons 10 choose thoroughbreds," he
said posntedly, locking az Madge-
His compliment made her blush
slightly. I'm glad you think 50, -
she said quietly.
Naturally. IN the eyes Of Sam
20. Ma3ge stood there alone.
~Yoa-all taikin' % me, Miss
Ma5ge9" ne asked.
Aa5ge smiled. NO, vas Just
thanking Uncle Louie for his
charming compliment"
~yoQ wa-?" said Sambo, As
his sleepy eyes started gradually
- opea
~San5o, help Uncle Louie
mount Mr. Juno"
Sa-bo's eyes snapped open TO
The SIZE Of sa1csrs and he had
great difficulty II loosening his
tongue from the roof Of his mouth
aYcu-all-wanE me 70 help
erho2@
Uncle Louie" said Madge. a
little impatientIy.
Ssrabo looked all around for
Unsie Louie, but he vas nowhere
n sight
Never mind she called. @Un-
Gle Lo15e made Il
2Ea5ge, N one graceful move
-e1t. mounted her s1eed, and
than she called again 70 the gap
ing San5o-
Sam5o. run ND 70 the house
ami tell Magnolia Uncle Louie Is
going g have breakfast with me-
Then. through bullying eyes,
Sal60 saw Lzdge trOt OF, fol-
lowed by rl6eEieSs NJ. Juno,
MAGNOLIA was busy IN the
VI kitchen preparing breakfast
when Sanbo stumbled IN Szmoo
didn't bulge. Al he did was %
make crazy motions and stare al
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10
EISENHOWER WANTS NOTHING"

General Dwight D. Eisenhower. en-
joying a short rest in this country, finds
himself mentioned by various publiciSts as
a suitable man TO become Secretary OF State.
or 70 assume other positions in connection
with the civilian administration OF the ma
ton.
The General does not temporize with
such suggestions Apparently, ne has no
intention Of sitting quiet or permitting
something like boom 10 develop and then
weigh his chances His reply 70 reporters
who asked him pointbIank about such sug-
geStions is straightforward and to the point.
In the strongest language you can
command" ne said. you can state that 1
have no political ambitions at all Make It
even stronger than that il you can. -. L
is silly TO talk about NE in politics I'm
a soldier and I'm positive no one thinks Of
me as politician"
When reminded that President Yru-
man had suggested that the General could
have anything he wanted and, being asked
what ne desired, the General replied:
Nothing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

Il Is not easy 20 agree with Fred u,
yinsOn. soon 20 be the new secretary Of the
treasury. who states szreastically that The
American people are in the pleasant pre-
diezmen1 Of having 10 learn 20 live 80 per-
cent better than they have ever lived be-
fore" We are in predlcament but II ISM
pleasant one with the limited supply OF
neat. butter. sugar. etc, besides the many
things we have had before and haven I
row We don't mind the sacrifices because
Of the cause, but don't say Il Is fun.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

Tssrw aEs assE ss1s G1sCEss2aE 2a'az1
- r. r-sz1ncs - -lE1ErT bases n me
PazE--snss sv tie Urae6 States after me
E.ssrEs are gsVsn t.@E in6@PsndeAcs and
$50 cozs-s5sn over TIE legal status In the
lslan6s.
gadxe Ck2rles : LOvi1gsE. who sat on
ne Phllippine Jldici2rE. points cut that
the Philippines have been under American
sovereignty for nearly half : century and
that the bases are already acquired and
that the question involved : not how ws
hall obtain bases. but how much q the
territory now held by this government shall
be reserved
President Osmena. Of the Philippines
recently stated that details for military
bases now were being worked ont and ne
So unable 70 state whether they would be
fed by lease or grant.
o. course. the FilipinOs viii not lease
@nt a. ans territory. The thing works
bfher way. The United States win eede
g. Philippine Republic such territory as
/ nation does not consider indispensable
Sc safety and commitments in the Pa
AZ.
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her. II was the first time Mag
nolia had seen the fun size OF his
eyes
Glory bel. she cried sDon't
tell me you has just walked up out
Of your mess of sleepin' sickness
Sambo managed to stutter out.
Miss Madge-Miss Madge-done
tole me 10 tell you-dat-, ne
stopped dead
Magnoliass patience came TO
an abrupt end as she shouted. so
help me, Sanbo Abraham Wash
ington, Il you don't talk out and
tell me what my honey-chile
say" then she picked up a fry
ing pan, Il won't leave enough
Of you 10 reckon with the good
Lord"
Sambo backed I'D as Magnolia
advanced ulenacingly, forcin 2
hin 20 sputter out, Miss Madge
say-she say-to tell you-dat
Uncle Louie am gonna have
breakfast with her"
A blank expression came over
Magnolia's face as she stopped n
her tracks and asked, Uncle
Louie7"
~Does-does-you-ari-ah hopes
know this old gentleman" ne
asked
Sure does" she said decided
II. Hes one OF them old -ela-
tIyes that's hangin' cut In de
hall"
Sanbo shook his head sadly.
He amt hangin' out dere-no
more"
Magnolia became defiant. IF ne
amt out dere - where IS he2P
Sanbo made a slow, long
sweeping gesture. He done 90
horseback ridin' with Mss
Madge-"
what you-an tryin' 70 do--iie
Me7" she shouted.
@RiEe or no rile-it I'M de
truth" ne said
Magnola's deep voice rang cut
with thorough disgust. Who evan
heard Of a paintin' goin' ridin-
special Uncle Louie
Miss Madge done ask me- he
la5ored slowly, TO help de Old
gentleman % git up On Mr.. Juno
and, while ! was lookin' all
around for de old gentleman, sne
SAYS doa't look no more, Sdmbo-
cause he done make il, then
then they rides of together"
To be continued
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

Aaversfmememfs mmarr enss hs@s
wsfI he fnxerted In Ths efsfz<s -
the rate Of e q werd fer eess -
sse.. ~ TIE ufnfznmm eAavxs fss
fhe ffrsf rs words sr less -
TIE rate far bia<kfs1e type " y :
wora ana the RlnIHnn eh1rxs sss
the first rs words or I~~. 10 80.
Paymena Ter eia~<tfS<d aatxf
menfs 10 Invariably sn aaxnse~s 80
regular advertisers vita t<aEM
esunfs may have fheir sas~f
re fs.urr puklIe@slsn. espy ssn.t
= - sk< sffIre b~fsr~ ~ e'wss<k 90
the ssy - nz4tx<.siSa-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

A reputation for humor depends upon
the willingness Of others 10 laugh, bur this
writer knows a man in Key West who,
after cracking a witticism, tips you off
by laughing first. He takes no chances.
Ha h.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10
LEGALS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIN

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
~ No. Ie-3aa
GLADYS P SANDS WALLACE,
Plaintiff,
Va DIVORCE ACTION
RUFUS p. WALLACE.
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION AND
NOTICE To APPEAR
T0: RUFUS r. WALLACE.
Care General Delivery
Johnson City. Tennessee.
You are hereby required % ap-
pear 10 the Bill Of Com plant for
Divorce filed against you II the
above entitled cause on or before
the 18th day of July. 4. u. 1916. 9TH
erwise 1he allegations OF the saI3
bill OF complaint wlll BE- taken as
confessed against yDu-
Done and Ordered at Key West
Florida. this 18th day Of June. \ Il.
1915.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida.
BY {sd1 Florence Z sawyer,
Deputy Clerk
wN ROGER WATKINS,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
junI9-25 ;jIy3-i0,1s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

The attitude Of some Americans *
that we should fight the Russians because
We have a few silly communists in this
country
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

There i no place like home. yet some
parents are impressing this upon their chill
dren adversely by their actions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

An Associated Press dispatch
from Washington published IN
The Citizen today. quotes Repre-
sentative J. Mark WilcoX as stat
ing that the House Naval Affairs
SuD-Comr1i1tae. which recently
visited Key West. has recon-
merded 20 the committee that the
Naval Station mere be put on 1T
active basis.
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CAanser 4

CAsrseE {
DANIsERoUSs~ he esaaekiea.
IL vEas sTeas II. MY 6ssr, " Then
rs saSs sssNNa that 1evslIsA. i'm
nsSA eSnsSsSsesA as be sSSed. ~It
wsls As 3 ssseSs Interesting and de-
sssAsgssa eSeeSsaens particularly
so yea
wAs wake IA racse IcasesS
eyes SaesAeaseS SIS BE snapsSal IL
sSASS. SsSs-Sea SssaS afraid
sS ssasS
ahaSxe AsSxAss sxof course net.
wSss $sSs<ses / be- 1AsS she meant
Il
Nc ~Ssser Ne sAaeSaes,
ssS S9a&svQs hrs sAse&t. What
Sssse * ssS&ksS$s SSZxSS
S~s&se SgeS.ssS ezSss s'esocS.
So SeSa sgsss.
g.asse Tsasses s&ce lighted -
we Sas1Scsgs aa &S - asked,
~ sa. NY Scar, % YOU per
q hee Sesn ssa TIE Ssa1sso1 AaSSs
- s3s ) 5et e sSe-c2se before
aSs1 SsaSsse Add N7c@2sS 20 - !
gsSg companion
~CE ceszTSe. Ia be delighted. :
SIC zsee
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Se1esS S-C@szseS Seg7ssZzSa.
sSs-aSsA Il *, sra nodded
csa5 - said Ard nov
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

The makeup man asked for an item
- fiil ms space. 50 here it is. 1t is mean
nEless bug does the work.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

Bishop Edwin Lee OF Chicago,
Methodist leader. born Eldorado,
Iowa. 81 years ago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

TIE individual who seeks the truth is
nat 80 sore that he knows il all.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

Responsibility without power is chaos:
loser without responsibility is tyranny.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

HUMAN nature sees to II that We gen.
orally "Fer-es'inate rather than under-esti-
mate ear abilities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Today indicates a coHp9nion-I
able ard jovial person who gains
the regard Of ali but who may
have 100 great Z regard for the
iuxu~ies Or comforts Of life even
20 make 8 great success n the
world II this Dc the case. an eff
fort should oe made 10 hold the
desires n check.
Hen-y J. Heinz. II. Pittsburgh
con- paHy head, corn SeWlckley,
Pa, 3 years ago.
Subscribe 10 Inc Citizen-25c
weekly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

Today The Citizen, because of
page Of legal advertisements,
did not say anything in an edi-
torial paragraph.
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B. ". Duncan, engineer, in
charge cot bridge building activi-
ties al Lower Matecumbe. who
had been here on a short visit to
his family. returned yesterday to
ISIa-o-ada.
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SALES EXECUTIVE
AT + Z NJ II O N

/ have a fine position for a high
grade experienced sales execu-
tive. Substsn. income II yoa
qualify. Wish 10 contact man
who has been diSenfFsnchise6
by war or pEiOrities- Lifstlrne
100 IN vital industry. II avail
able now or planning 20 re-
enter priv. business when wa-
permits. write Box P.AL-- co
Kew West Citizen !lys-S.
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Thursday night the first Of d
ne@ series d weekly concerts
VIII be gwen II Bayrie"- Park
~ Key Nest Hospital Bard.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Gerry.
Case No. Ia-3os;
AUSTIN THOMAS POWELL, JR-.
Plaintiff
W DIVORCE ACTION
RUTH LILLIAN pow ELL.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10
KEY WEST In
DAYS CONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF JULY 10, 1895

Sale Of sponge on me municipal
wharf Monday @ss the smallest
since Christmas. Ire total p -
only S3S. Yesterday the SAILS
amounted % S564
Rehearsal ~ll oe neld II 81
vie~ Pax Thursday 1lteLncon
+ 5or CHILDREN Wao ash q take
part II the Kd5.e Cabaret.
5Irs. ", H. Smith and three
children, 1ho had oeen vls-.lrg
3Irs. Smiths parents. Nj. ara
Sis. Allan KNOWLES. left yestev-
day fo- their home. n Sharon,
Mss.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: RUTH LILLIAN POWELL,
2olS Eye Street. y. W,
Washington. u u
You are hereby required TO appear
10 the Bill Of Complaint. for divorce.
in the above styled cause on th- 9iSr
day OF July, \. u 1915, other
wise the allegations therein viii be
taken as confessed
This order TO be published once a
week for four consecutive weeks in
The Key West Citizen. a newspaper
published in Key West, Florida
Done and ordered this 18Th day IF
June, \. y. 1875
(SEALl Ross c sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida.
By. (Sdl Florence E Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
THOMAS :. CARO-.
Solicitor fer Plaintiff
iunIs-2S ;jly3-Io,ls4S
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Mr.. and Mrs George Pita an
noUnced today the birth Of 4 SON
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

Denial Is wha, makes a little fault big.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

Mrs. josephine Gates left for
Taye-njer yesterday 10 visit re-
iatIyeS.
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RLP WANTED
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED
FUN Pay While Learning
Vacations With Pay
Sickness Benefits
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
See Mrs. McDernott
Chief Operator
TELEPHONE OFFICE
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Lost

CHILD'S small alligator bag.
containing sun glasses. Reward
II returned 20 86-6 Polnciara
Place. llyl0-3;x
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Eliza beth street.
Coroner 5 jury, which has held
several sessions IN an attempt TO
determine the cause OF the fire
that burnd to death six members
Of the Atwel family. rendered
a verdict in which II was stated
that they came TO their death
through an act committed by an
unknown EerSon.
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS: washing
and ironing privileges. hot ana
cold water. Psul's Tire Shop.
426 White street. jlylO-ssx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

WANTED-Salesg1r1I t1su ttxns
employment No experience ns-
scessayy. S. q. Kress q ca
"a. a.. ,ilyi-lmo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

yesterday IN their home or
Elizabeth street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10

VITA var FULL DODY Eew
varriah: ssa9 vmiaa. o. % 81.
Ion, none better. Pssres Bra
iznIz. lmn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-10
MISCELLANEOUS

LAWN MOWERS sharpened. re-
pa aired; sewing machines.
knives, scissors sharpened:
keys duplicated. p. =. Camp
bell, 900 SimOnton street
jlyi-tf
Washington Journal., 1945-02-16
Nceicpclt BET De-
GaMuc crtuartct

Taris - Sier lit ailotl aagemein
Der anii6t, OoB 8rGiioent &oo1epelt
BEL ieiner &iidfebr Don ser &onferer5
Der ,,@roBen 0rei" am Sdapar5en
@eere, Stalien uno 6ronfreid belu-
den miro, Inn unter anoerem NIT @e-
neral De @auae itber 6ranfreids 9b.
iihten naf Dem &riege nno sic GIN
itelung Der @ereinigten Staaten oa5ll
per9atloeln.
Mitarbeiter oe @alnes iagten, Der
fran50Irihe Holitifer ,ertparte feine
Seilnubme" an Sen 8eiprehungen
5piiden 3ooiepelt, G9ur6in uno
Stalin. Doa lei man itber3eugt, ooB
8raiioent &ooieoelt iein 8eites tim
speroe, INN 6ronfreid gu bei6nftigen.
peil eS gu oieier pi6tigen 3uiom=
urenfunft nift ei~ngelaoen wuroe;
altd oaB Serr @ooiepelt General Sc
@ouae perlifern miro, ouB ME beab-
tfihtigt mar. 6ronfreid Inn ieine
Stimme in allen IngeIegenbeiten, Ole
es betrefIen, sn beraubeu. !.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-16
Sran3cicn inter parti>
iancft im SIcmaFci

Baris - &or etliden Iagen trafen
bier nod fanf 5ron5oien aus &tB=
lan0 ein, nddoem e6enlouiele ihon in
Der p|ergongellen @od)e ibren @eg
aus Siteuropa nod 8oris gefunoeli
hatteu. IS bonoelt iih bierbei I'M
Die eriten pon bieaeidt 100000 fran-
5oliiden ariegsgefangenen uno De-
portierten, bic ourd Den iiegreiden
8orn1arif ser Somlet Irmeen tbre
6relbeit nieoerer9ielten.
@nd Neitteilungen ser Geuan-
fommlinae fdmpfen Sunoerte bon
6ran5oien in oen &eiben Der 8arti-
iulen binter Ben oeuti6en 2fnien in
Der Slotpafei. Sic aug Slotpofen,
&liiien lno 6rnn5oien ~beltebenoe
6reilfar in ser Slomafei, ser 0ie
fiinf observation-disclosures angeborten,
er6ielt wie Oiele Hagen, @uffen urto
8ropiant CUR Nad)t5eit BON 8oro
rltiIiider Gll1d3e1tde aus.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-16
GyO>pi3cprGiiNcnt ec>
ecat ntilNcn SricNcn

2onoon u 81. S. Sbomas, ser 8i=
5eprdiioetlt Ser $50, ia9te, amerifo-
niife Soloaten in 6ranfreid bitten
ibm geiagt, iie bofften, Die &uiien
ipiiroen 5lierit in Berlin iein1 neil tie
6efiirdteten, 8ritannien uno Mmeri-
ia miiroen einen 81 miloen 6rieoen
init Geutihlano MAIDEN.
Sn elmer @nipra1e ult cine BON
Sen britiiden @eiperfihaften peran-
Ifaltete 8~eriammlung iaete Sbornag:
o@ir molten Sitler ul0 ieine Mn-
'bdnger 10 griinOli6 geiflagen ieben,
Dab lie es niemals auagen meroen ,ibr
Saupt Die0er 5u erbeben.
,,@enn Ole Mrbeiter unoerer Can.
Der nad 8ritannien fomanen un6 ie-
ben fonnten, mas Die 9eutihen bier
NIT ibren perfluften 8omben anqe-
ridtet baben, Damn niiroe es feline
Srage mebr geben, OF beoingltnas-
loie l1ebergabe perlnngt mer6en
ml6."
Washington Journal., 1945-02-16
Oeltucre GmcbecnNcrf
it0re bcmtbarNicrt

Qon9ou ~ 9sutide &ofeten- Slug
5el9e Ourh6radlen nit 10 Meilen
@eI6uinoiofeit in ser Minltte 5ltnt
%crItennlal Sen amerifoniihen aanpf-
iliegeriduB ser groBen uiernotorigen
,9onr6ar. Ole nid)tsoeitomeniger
9e,tidlono in St6rfe Don 1900 Mu-
idinen onartfeu.
5oit 900 Gban0erholtS ltn0 W}lt=
6egleiteten sic amerifaniiden
Bomber, melde 1000 f SprenQitoff
allf sic ipntbetii1e GeIanlage in 2iib-
fanoorL Sa6rifen in @eimar uro
8abn66fe IN Mfag0eburg obmarfen.
Sic fomntan ieood) nift S6ritt baI-
ten init sen Meiierihmitts 262, oie
llnter Alfeteuantrie6 400 bis 600
Meilen sic Stunoe flogen lnto nelte
5aftifen gegen sic in gnglano alrfge-
itiegene Armaoa unmen0eten.
IS mur0e nift unge0eutet, 0oB OuS
neue oeutiAe &orgeben irgenotpelfe
@irfung gebobt bot, aber 9[l1gen5el=
gen beridteten, mie cine 6~liegen0e
5eltllng nod einem Is Minl1ten 4uGb-
ren0en In9riff ser &ufetenfll1g5euge
= Ser ben Sdiiben oil 8oro Sen
atem 6enobm - in Sen @olfen
SdJlB il1dlen muBte.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-16
Stc,tcrfraoctt pcr
Scr Legislature

Atbanp, g. 3. -Gie oemofroti-
iden 5iibrer Ser 2egislatHr lino wie-
Ser an loren alien Goridlae 5uriid-
gefommen, Ole perioulid]e Ginforl-
nlenIteaer alrf Iaufenoer 8aiis oltrd-
5ufitbren. @oubernerr 8elpep bate
in elmer 8noget28otifuft empfoblen,
Dab ser Staat ieine llnternebmungen
altf bartender @aiis Nirdfiibren iole
mo Die 9enlofraten Baden oos nun
benuBt, I'M cine 4~enoerung in ser
Steuerltrtftltr 81 %beantrogen.
y@enn ser @ouDerneur inbesug
ouf Sic &apitulanlogen oes Stautes
eS fir oortetIboft bGlt, Tie ouf Iaufen-
ser 8aiiS oltr1Sufiibren", DeiBt es in
elmer BON Sem Senator elmer S.
Quinn uno 'oem 4llemblumitglieo
Srmin Steirsut unter5eidneten Or
fl1rung, ,marum iollte es Den Steu-
er5ablern ni6t epenlnlls Sic 8orteile
zines iolden Spitems 5llgeiteben2"
Geuep bate in ieiner gotidoft ole
2egiSlatur eriu6t, $207, 100000 fir
ofientfide Nrbeiten als5ulperfen, Die
iofort na9 Aeal @riese ~besonnen aper-
Den iollen. Or ihllig Dor, baB 6ag
@elo Dem 9odfriegs 8ieoerauf-
6aafottos entnoHnlen meroen ioIlte,
no oaB oas Grosromm oaf l~oufenoer
0niis finan3iert ueroen fOnne.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-16
STR GrncmcrMno Scr
gciR> unN padkts8iM

@albington - Gle &egierung iest
allies Elm, INN cine Gr1euerung oes
Bad)t= uno 2eib=@eieses au er5ielen,
,Oos om 80. Sum- obluufen miro. Ser
&riegsiefretar, ser 6lottenietretdr
uno Der Better Ser Maritime Conn
million tperoen alio I'M 2aufe Der
ISOLDE in @erboren Dor Dem Sous
nlisifltB fir altsfpdrtige NhtgeIeger-
beiten erIdeinen, nm ben Star0punft
du pertreten oaB oieles @eies Ole
&aliptmirti6aftsDaffe Der AlIiierten
lit lttl0 Dnber fiir Elm neiteres Sa1r
erfteuert peroen loqte. Die 8erbore
biirften apei 8o6en in Anlpru6 reb-
men.
bas Sobnion : @eles aus Sem 8eg
geraumt tper0en, melhes es Ben Ban
fen ~ulteriogt, 21noern, sic tire
&riegsidulOen lti6t beaabIt 6aben,
4nleiben gu gemabren. u@S hit teir
@runo por9anoen,~ iaG.e 8loom,
,,marum Oie 8ripatbanfen 6es lans
.Oes nidt BEL Ser &ebabilitierat1g BON
europa mitbelfen iouien un0 uniere
Gegierun9 aaeS tltn lollte."
Washington Journal., 1945-02-16
DemtIdbc 2lneriffe
ant Scrbic ftmklcs

&onl - 8ruppen Ser onnerifoni-
idlen 6iinften armee tpieien in Sdnee
ulro Hegen fampfetlo, me6rere, NIT
notwithstanding geritrgen Streitfrdf-
ten unternommene feinolidJe @egen-
angriffe I'M Serdlio Gale ltllo on
Dem meitlihen &iiitenieftor ser ita-
lieniif;en 5ront ab. 5erner mltroen
oeltti6e @bteilungen, Die iiioli9 bes
Mauro : &anals a1tgegriffen batten
0ieier liegt 21a Meilen iifoIid bes
@iiitengebiets Inn Malia), 8uriidee-
morfen. Gort mar Bic feinolihe Ar-
tillerie oftioer ais gefpobnIih. Sic
mari mebr als 800 @ronaten in oie
o1nerifaniiden Stellungen. Seitlid
oes serhio nuroen bier oeutide Sc
genangriife nbaemielen, elmer ourdl
o~merifnniihe Mrtillerie.
Trot unli9tigen @etters 0rangen,
wie oas MlIiierte 9auptqllartier NIT
teilt, Spabtrupps Der 6iinften Nrmee
,,tfef in fein0Iid}e Stellungen" elm.