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Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
ST. @am
bei9e1ebt

SeioeI6er9 - General George g.
Station miro am .Seiligen alberto IN
Sam i'm @roBber5ogtum Rlremburg
reben ben 9efaaenen Soloaten ieiner
iie9reiteu Il. Q. Qritten @rmee beis
gelebt meroen.
Or miro in Der gleiten Gr0e ieine
leBte &u5eitdtte finoen, iiber DeIde
9eroOe Dor eiilem Sabr ieilte Sanger
trllppen routen uuno Ole Iiiolidc
Shulter oe8 0eutiden G%oritoes in
ser ,,6attle OF RTE bulge" 5ermalm.
ten.
5edsbun6ert Mnnn ser Qritteu
4rmee iino nod &urem6urg nb5e-
fobren, nm I'M, 2eideu5ug t%eil3nneb,
men.
Ser Soi6egen idlieT frieolid in
ielnem &ranfen3smmer i'm 1870. @e-
n%eralboipitnl Elm, in tpelfes er II
Gage 3lloor mil einem 9%ebrodfenen
8enidpirbcl nod eiilem alitomobil-
ltnfaa eilrgelieiert poroen par.
,2lngen @mbo(ie nit nadJfol8etl.
ser ESer5idiuahe~ CAB oaS dr5tlihe
Bulletin ais S~ooe8lriod)e an, mas in
ser Sprod)e 0es 9lltoQS beoeutet,
BOP Elm 8IlltflunlPen IN Scr 9unge
sic S~er5t1tigfeit bebinoerte.
GENE Satin, sic an iein &rans
fenlager Don @aibington aus cello
gen mar, mar nidt am Sterhebett
dls Ser SOB eintrQt.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
0robt
nit &rieg

2on6on - Cine Gepeide aus It-
Tara oon einem &orreiponoenten Der
,,2onoon Simes" meloet, oaB DC.
neral &a3im Rarabefir, Ser tiirfilde
Sberbefe6lsbaber i'm 8efretun9s.
frieg, crfl1rte, 0aB Die 9iirfei 5llnl
Rriege id]reiten ntuB, iuenn HllBlano
uuf leine territorialen anlprilde
peiter belteben lolte.
Ser g eneraI Iprad) Dor Sem tiir-
fiid)eit Harlament un6 fit5rte aus,
0oB &1lblano uno Oie 2iirfei 9roBe
g~emeiniame Sntereiien 9abell, 6renn-
Sc 81 bleiben, on~oernfallS bei0e
2an6er groBes llngliif iIberialen
uiir0e. Sollte 8liBlano 0aralif be,
barrett oas ibm 10000 Gaiaorat-
meileu oes tiirfiihen SdlDar5meer,
@e6iets iiberlaiien iper0en, gibt es
mir Die 9iirfei feline unoere Ilter-
notiue, ais 5u fGmpfen.
gle @elt mug wiiien, 6oB Die
9ar0aneuen Die &eble Der tiirfiiden
Station fms uno oas &ar5 @ebiet
ibr &iidgrot", rief ser General Der
@eridmmllnlg 81, NIT fo%lgen0en be-
5eihnenoen @orten ldlieBen0:
,HlBlano miro 8erlltlte bis 81 ci.
mem unermeBti6en 8roo erleioerL
nenn Die Hote mno oie tiirfii6e ar-
NEE sen arieg8pfa0 betreten ioa-
ien.A
gluBenminiiter SaIian 9afa er.
fIdrte ais Heoner. 0aB %vitniere 3ielc
innerer mo dilBerer 6rie0en lei, an
Dem mir meiter feitbalten tperoell.
@ir perIungen nid)ts bon irgeno le-
mano ano peroen aud nidtS al IT.
geHS4 iemaIb berausgeben.
9arlongta per0en BON Den 8uiler
Die Bebiete bon MrtDin, Ar6iban
2ltu, Sortrum Sipir, 8aDpurt
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
Nati6lGec fiir Sas Aaas

@orum berlieral1 &oteletts, 8eef=
iteafs ltno Hiimpiteof8 10 leidt Die
if6ne iSornt atno Deroen 60dri92
@eil Dergeiien pnrOe, Die rlngSum
befin0Iife Saut ein3uferben, nm ooS
3uiammen3ieben 6es 6Ielifes gu
bermeiOen.
Nartm miro 6as i6on ber6idte
@emiiIe bdufig Oiinn? Beil iid),
fpenn eS 3li9eoedt miro, ole @alier-
tropfen pom Gedel Dem 8emtrle mit-
teller.
Gas GinmadDen 7pon 8lumenfobL
miro nidt iebr enrpfobIen boltpt.
lddIid, neil er naf Dem Ginmnden
nid)t mebr ohpetitanregen0 aus.
iiebt ODER gar ldmudbaft lit. SSm
iibrigen foun CT uie Broccoli cinge-
moht iuer0el.
@em sic 6leiif5riibe eirmol
uerldngert perSei muB, tam malt
Iif uuf folgenoe @eiie belfen: W5nn
id1lei6et uoa ocn Snppenfleiidp Gin
Stiidhen bon ser @r0Be eirer Wa(-
nnB alb ilno 3eridnetoe es SIT fleinen
SdniseIn, ebepio cine mittlere
3piebel mo cine fiaaerlp1ge Wtobr-
riibe. AaeS 5ulnunlen oiinltet man
in ettpos gnttee 40 Ian9e bis es gang
braun MI, mo iii9t es Der 6leiidl
brii6e fnr5 Dor Dem Aurihten 5u.
Gin anBeror0antlid biqiger nn6
3ltperldiiiger @etterfinoer lit Der
3annen5apfen. 8iele Iatlaf)e lit
MIR penig befannt. @em Die
Sdptppcn 6eS 3apfens geDffnet iino,
10 ltebt ihoneS, trodeleS @etter be-
Dor. 8emn sic Sdgupper 9eidlloi-
len o0er I'M geariif limo, Iih 81
idlieBen 10 lit ielldteS, re9neriid)eS
@etter ST ertparten. Mion llauge oo8
notiirlife Barometer on eillem So
Sen in eirent 6elert Stl;beniuinfeG
aif un0 man miro 5reu0e Ooran
baben, mie iider llno 5lloerldilig es
ar6eitet.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
KIsinitaNtnaht
@on 9uOwis Satc

Der dlte, lmcrgrimolide liiBe
3anber! SdIdirig lebnen Die S1lt-
Ter uneinan0er, Die 8ahbalfen 9uben
Sic SdinOeltoppe tief iiber Die 81.
rem ge5ogen un6 lauihen miioe Oct
ltnterboltung ibrer 3erren. IoS
unDeroroiiene Glen: 0ie idyIedte Re.
giernng, ole boben Breiiel 9alO
b1ren lie nift5 mebr. 9ie 1umfel-
belt .linft tieier. Cine Cir nady Ger
unoereu iHIieBt i'd. Sier nod ell
2iht; BORT I'M aShDan" cine tribe
erbelte Jeiiterrei6e. Gin flaprri.
ges aIaoicr bolpert, atiio ban0feite
Bale tim Sic giherOorff -6roge an
0en 8uIo ,,tper 10 bod sort oroben
aufgebnih" babe, BON Diriaenten
immGr fpie0er NIT neuem Yhtt per
iorgt. Nie lpeid) Der Gternett9ldn5
alti oem HatbolsOadl rltbtl llnO.
ihort leuhtet 0as 5ltrmfrelt5 ser
8tugrfir6e bell int eriten Monolidt
allT 0as inlmer no1er oas 5itternOe
Seer 0tu SimmeIsrmfen perl0idJt.
Silber FIeBt GUS Oen B%rumnenr0b-
ren, 'FRONT.' BON Ben lllnlen3peigerL
umirieoet oie ltiaeu @ra6iteine, Sic
0urd) Die JrieObofspforte lltgen. Gil
Der lie0t auf Dem 0iIonIs oes often
.&aiier5 am &riegeroenfmal. Gas
@aIler rouift in 0ns morihe Steitts
befen; cine Guile fliegt geilterleile
oorbei, cine llbr idpl6gt aus einem
offenen 6eniter. Sonit aae9 it'll.
llno iiberaa Der Duft Der 2m0en,
6as gtmen Der @drten, ser fiibIe
ieudtlaue CUNT 0e8 8niiers. 9os
06r Iauidt un0 bort Sieoer, 6eren
6G0en iiberqa in Der 2itft Imtfen
1no hires Didters barren. Se6n-
nldlt quilt. SebnIudt mad ser fer-
lten &in06eit had) Dem 8aterlonoe,
0as nift mebr lit. Gas einit mar
tpie oas 2ie0 ieiner 8eften, tief
rein, fromm. 0oS melt mar in lei
ner @n0e. Bon ser 8eran0a Ser
Ar5trpobnling fLingt @uiif. Sd
trcte III Sen S6atten oes Sauie8.
Sin Gudrtett lpielt. @ier graue
aSpfef bell8en iif iiber Die Soften IN
ieliger Selbitoergalienbeit Mto3ort!
5tra0lenD ihreitpt Der ionfigite
.9eitiAe olirh Die Nadt, l0idt oie
5tfmmen Die To- troutridiper miioe
nlad)tenaun6 fiilt 0as 8unfet nit
iefncm g0ttlihen 2idt. Sd 1ebe sic
@aIipn, Sic 9Gume. Die G6fer 11idt
me6r. @eit itebt ser @immel offen.
llno Sterll lin Stern iingt 6ns 2ieb
pon Der eiDigen Shonbeit. 3os
9ie0 BON 8ott.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28

Sin id6nes @eident fnr Elm 8a6B'
GbODer madt Oieles tueidje, marine
1tmidIagtad. 9Gs Mittelitiif 6ieIeS
SO 3Ol grOken @iereds 1T im Gin.
laden yBartcrItid" gcarbeitet. Die
Gpiben.8 OrSe lit Oas SdJOnitc, mas
man nit 2 StrifaaOeln fertisbrinsen
fam. Gauge StridnaOeln MAIDEN
Die glrbeit leidter. AniUeiinuseH fir
ySabb'S anit G6aml" uHb fir Oas
SGfcIm cines SdlaHadcs iinO frci
cr6GltIidl, iueun man ielbftaOreiier-
ten, iranfierten 8ricfnmldlag at Sas
Nee6letuOrf Department Oieier 3eis
tmm9 cinIenOrt nnO fir Nr. 1895
fragt
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
uabliAe winfe

8futtpffan5en mGid)t man
iu06entlif einrnaI init elmer Wtt-
Don Iasfuarfnent @ailer nit
@oididliincln un0 8a0enans
men ncrOen in Nt iali6er, fpeaH.
man lie NIT einer mn8eitiilpten 81
treuefts o0er 9tpIaliinenidaIe abreibf.
gmuilleponnen per0en blanf,
man lie NIT elmer Miihung
Don Ierpentin mo Sal5 a6reibt.
@Qd$GainDanS 6arf nidt nit
Seifennaiier gereinigt meroen. MaH
lie crit NIT cinem III MARINES
getoudlteu ncidlen 2dppen
griinolid at, ihiittet Oann etmaS
oardltf mn0 perreibt lie tiify
tia. Mit einem trodenen. meihen
o0er 6>oerueiB nadpolie-
rcr.
9ie martn mol[ige a1ges
@oliade mllB aud einnn(
aeidubert mer6en. 8p modt man
ous? Mon 6%ereitet einen lalten
SeiTenin0, Dem man etnos Sdlmiaf
Iefit Die Sadie bon liufs itrid.
lpeiie nit DEM Sir6 elm, fnetet un0
lie Oann Doriidtia aus unO
ipiilt lie mebrmalS in luuem flaren
Moiier aus. AM einem 8aOetld
altssebreitet, trodnet oie Sadie oann.
obne fil5ig 81 meroen un0 penn
man lie iorgfdItig in Die redte
6orm legt aud obne Sic 8ierlife
6orm 5u perlieret. Sit lie gan5
troder, oann meroen sic longen So
fern ooriihtig nit meitem aamm
Neutrality-suspicious..
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
Gedenktage
i'm SeSember

1877 SrieOri9 @iIbelm bon Gteus
ben, General I'M ameritaniI1en linz
Misunderstanding, trifft in Borta
mouth or. 81 Elm.
1897 9ans 9obein, NaIer, III
Auesburg eeboren.
1875 3oiner @aria MiHe, Ueeiiter
mooerner bertiGer 2prif, N Rrne
geboreu.
1901 Bolfsnn9 antnoells @to5nrt,
Spnoidter, IN @ien geitorbeH.
1892 @erner BON Siemens, Rhps
liter unb 8esriinber Der gLehrotedS
nil, in Berlin ~eeitorben.
1885 grIte beuti6e giiatbabn
Hiiruberg- 5iirtb erofnef.
1893 YaracelIus, &r5t uno Natsrrs
foriher, in Der S6tDei3 eeboren.
tS43 8obert Sod, 8atteriolog. 6i
GIaustbaI i'm Sar5 geboren.
1897 9einri6 9eine, 2briter, IN
9IIeloorf geboren. 1853 Sriebri6
6e6beI, @rnmatiter oes Ne0Ii5mitS,
g~citprben.
1899 Beor9e &albiu9tou. I. Bro
iibent Der @~ereinieten Sto1terl, ges
ltorten.
ITO 9ubtpig pan 8eetbcben, rrs1er
Der grobten Meuiiter. gu Bonn om
H9ein geboreu.
1875 &orL Marin bon Beber,
odDpfer Der romnntif6eu Dper, IN
Solitein geboren. 1903 SoboHu
@ottfrieb gerber, &rttifer mn6 HerS
Ter, m @eimar eeitorbeH.
1895 9eopol5 bcu Ranie, @e<
ihidtSI6reiber, in Sbiirin9en 9es
boren. 1853 Siol0e &aird Did,
terim in Gtuttgort geboreH.
1870 &om tpirb Die 9oipHtdSt
Staliers.
800 &arI Der @roBe, 5ranfert0nig,
III Mom gum Adiier bes BeftrDuriz
Iden Heides getront. 1887 Gofiunn
@aener. 2ii5ts Eo6ter nr1 @ags
ners Srau, geboren.
1859 Crit @eorib Grnot, 9idter.
81 Ghorib ulrf Hii9en geboret1.
1890 8eiurid Gdliemortu, bearts
iher Grddolog, in Heapel (Stoli&n)
~geitorben.
1871 Sobmnes @epter, beoeuten0er
&itronom, gu Ra9itatt BEL S4lits
CART 9eboreu.
1856 8oobrofp @ilion, RrGfi6ent
Der 8ereinieten Stnaten tpdtrerb
beg f. 8elttr(easg gsbpren.. s,-.,,
~ 18fS %BpS9p TSohtahe. wouaSer,ss
Sidtef9 NIB Observation-Disclosures al
Neus8uppin (Brau6enburg) &c.
boren. Il
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
WaIhinetcn fiinNiet
Ghmrdbius 8eImdk at

@ai9inaton, - Gas, @eibe Sous
teiIte nit, BOB ser friibere britiIhe
9rcmier 8initon Gbiirdlil( am an-
fang BEG nadliten Sabres nod oerl
g~ereini9ten Staaten fommen miro.
1T miro Mitte Sanlor Don @nglano
abreiieI mn iif bier 3u erboIen.
Sem Tr3t Bat linn Den Rat geeeben,
lid menigitenS einen Monat in eli.
i1em marlnen &linra ~auS5uruben~ 2.
Sim 5. Mar5 miro Gbur6iq I'M 8eit-
miniter College, Mo., cine aniprade
iiber @eltfrogen balten. Seine Cod.
ter, 6ran Sarah 9liuer, fuir0 i'm
mad 6lorioa begleiten.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
ltncriuartetes compliment

uSa, Sic uno Sbre Mniifanten
beneioe id) = Gil bralden penig-
items beim Glen lol6e Muiif nidt
nit a~n5ltborenl"
ginmoI trot bel scr lleberfnbrt
mad Imerifa ser Sirigeht ser
SdiiiSfopelle eruurtunpsuoll an %i-
Tom Deran, boiieno, irgeno etIuuS
Sdnleidelboftes Sl boren.
,.9dl tpie ih Sic Benedict"
Sdyon hlifte ser. aapellmeiiter in
geihmeideltent Stolae auf ieine
@aNbarn, "a fiigte Billion ieui8enO
bin5u:
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
seine cinsiae @eiOranis

&n1lfe mo BemabIIn begeben
iidJ gum .5iinfubrtae. 6rou &nuIfe
tan3t QiffaaenD bdufig nit einem
Nafonaten hires Maunas. S6lieB
lid tritt Malid, anltlfeS guieu-
ireinao. an i'm beran mo fliiitert:
,Mertit OH 0enn gar niht, Bob Der
inlgc Dealer immer5lt nit ociner
Jrau tan5t2~
,,um BotteS miaen - ser aerl
miro lie wobl nid)t anpumpen2~
ipriht &nltlfe 6eItiir3t.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
Kciae Scitecihcnfc
fir Kricesperbrcdbcr

Nlirnherg. Sic Na5ifiibrer, oie
ais arieaSoerbre6er pro3efiiert iuer.
ben fonnen an @eibnadtstaq @eih.
nadjtslieoer Iinaen, erbalteu ober
fein TeIieiien Feine @eIdenfe tlnS
teine &ergiinitioltnaen irgenomeldjer
Irt.
aoplan Senrp @erefe BON ct
9onis miro eiuen @ottesOienlt iiir 81
9ntberaner o6baltrn, &aplan Sin
tu5 G'@onnor Don Grfpro. q. g.. Il
Die antbolifen.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
Der QeMtmamt
Dcntiet1e Gcf0neene ieI.
lcn Sdbnce ~ickamfeIn

Sdenecta0D Geutife arieag.
9eTaagene, etlpo 200 an ser BAIL,
lolea aus Ben Qagern beranqeSoqeti
lperoen Inn I'M &oorbeesDiqe Trans
p%ortation Corps Depot oa8 einen
9fangel an arbeitern buf, ~ ar.
8ie Colonel g. 9. Bates nit
@teilte. lollen Die 8efangenen Gfnee
lfaiifeIn, Qasriiitungs @eQpnitanoe
retnI9en nlo Sriimmer megraiimen.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
Water mn Sphn
Ser Batter trat Dor sen Sobu.

Ger Batter trat oor sen Sobu.
Gu blit ieBt adytiebn Sabre. On
muBt lest 5uieben, Dab oil mid aud
ein meuig unterltiiBt.
a@ern Safer. 8as ioq ih tlln."
r8e8o6le 3unQdlt einmol Die leB-
Ten pier Soften fiir oeinen ainoer-
wQ9en..@
2eifter Grfol9 rorbt ser 2iebe
ben Hci5. SinoernilIe geben i0r
@ert.
Snfel Morsen alio ipiqit ol gu
mir fomn1en; I'M 2"
@effe.. ,J6iinf5ig Marf, Snfel!"
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
GUITAR Simon beeine
int 0efGnonis selbItntcrN

Sngembirg = 8uitab Sinron, Ser
triibere @auleiter Don 2urem6urg,
hat lld) nad) elmer iest erfol9ten Mif-
tetlilng am Witttpodl in Ieiner &c.
FdngnlS5eae III Ser britiiden 3one
erbdngt,
Die Witteilling muroe bon Dem
Suiti5miniitcr 2urembur9s befannt,
0ege6en.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
=INTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRAUEN=
Die frau I'M spieecl

gs Qc96rt 81 Der @oh9er5igtelt
Oes @eibes, n%ad5tgeben. Sat ole
Siebe ibren 10d6ten 8raS erreiht,
10 tritt 81 ibr cine 9epiiie biaim-
liidye 8len0ittg Der Sfnm. aber
ipelden @eiubren and jest S9r,
colo Seelen, Sud aisl Sbr gtbt
oft oas Ser8 mo mir nebn1en Oelt
&6rper. las @er5 bleibr Gaid, unO.
;Sbr betrndltet es Damn 5ittern0 I'M
Tmfel. Ole Qiebe fennt feillen D9it-
teliueg: tic modJt lsn8liidlid} ooer
iie rettet. Sn ieoeiu Dienifenihid.
inle lielt 0ieieS Dilemma: fein Sc
ibid aber lteIlt eS, Neroerben ODER
&ettlmg, 10 nnerbitterlidt Die Die
9iebe. Die 2tebe lit oas 9ebem;
uenn lie nidt Der Zoo int, 8iege
aber aud Sarg. SIN meuihliden
Ser5en iagt Elm un0 0aSielbe @e-
fiibl .,ia" lm0 anein". Gas menid-
lide Ser3 lit pon alien 8ingen, mel
de @ott cribofieu bat, O%asieuige
tpeld)es 0oS meiite 2idt ousitr0mt,
uber uuh Ieioer 0ie meiite 8initer~
mis-.
gictor Suao.
Die 2icbc bat cS 10 9ern, it'd ob-
61llgig SIT oenten Don Dem ~geliebten
@egenltailo, lid ibm eigel 5t nen-
iten. SIT Ieben unO 5l peben llur
6llr6 ion uuo fiir jbn uno i'll ibnt.
ieiO SIR @eibar 10 gliiflif),
llno oorllm liebt SIR 10 ifon neil
0ieie Gmpfinouna gud 70 eigen-
tiimIids Guren 8erbdltnilien 10 am
9cmeIien lit.
@ifbeInt o. @lmbol0t.
Die Qie6e lit oeS @ei6es 9r6Bte Sat!
llito mos elm @eib aus 9iebe TIT,
@ie lire Gorge nimmer rubt,
@ie lie in Ereue ale Pflegt,
Die ibr Der 9err ans 9er3 gelegt:
Monn pom &rnft uno Streben
f0nnteit'8 niff.
We &IeDe MT EN- 1rrdDlea0 Oaa0els
liht,
llmGeldteno mo eriudrmen0 mas
tbr nobt.
Gle 9iebe ut oes 8eibes gr0Bte Cat
Als einem Stammbu6e.
gei sen 5rauen ge60rt Ieioen-
idoftlide SeIbitbingobe nit 5rr
2iebe.
6. ct s. Sc @oucourt.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28

@ireiun ans Grob3or, Elm pidtiger
&nfen nit $4,000 Gintpobnern rtno
eineln 8erpoltungsbe3irt NIT 391,.
600 Ginnobnern.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
2lms ser emtcn alien 3cit
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@aS beoeutet 6ns @ort 3itas
6eue2"
goIOa: u@eit sic, sic 6rinnen
iino bel aittern.@
strategic
u@n5 Oeritebt man unter gtra.
tegte?" murbe Ser Sffi3iersafptrant
gefragt.
uStraiegie," iagte ser qipirant
eifrig, lit, penn man Dem @eguer
nidt uerrat. ooB mon feline Miinf.
tion mebr bat, ionOern unent1uegt
neiterfeuert.
Der QeMtnaMt
u@iiien Sic ldon, mic ser Qeut.
nant 6eiBt, Der ga eben bor6eiaina?~
,,3u 8efebl Serr JeIomebeL oos
iuor 2euthant Sope(6erg."
,0uatid! gritens BeiBt er BON
9aoelber9, uno 5ueitens mar ods
Seutnant araltle.@
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
SinniprM6

GIN @eibe iuirO g%eidmd6t,
@as an benz @laRH seadtet;
Die aleid benz SaBue frGbt,
0ie 9snHe pirO seihladtet.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28

@aIa-a6snOen
trdst bic ess-
edanipilerin
Diana aemble
Sieicn bobcn
Ses aas
@inter-weiR
Marabon init
8rofatranS
Evening star., 1945-08-26

mind: You k,sow men pretty welI. my girl,
and I'm wondering who taught you.
He pushed his cup back and stood up,
avoiding the puzzled ixity of his wife's deep
eyes. He needed to get out of there before he
wrecked things for good. They could talk
some other time, when his stomach wasn't
jumping. First he must get his thoughts
Strengthened out. -.
The walk to the bus stop helped. The
morning air was cool and fresh, reminding
him of fishing trips he'd gone on as kid
He moved along at an easy pace, feeling his
leg muscles stretch and relax. 1t was pleas
ant sensation like falling asleep after hard
days work. He let himself drift with it, and
by the time he reached the boulevard, his
stomach and the world were at peace again
HIDING downtown he tried to account for
the seesaw moods he'd experienced lately.
The good moments were understandable, for
he had every reason to be happy. He'd come
back from the war to find Pat loveier and
more desirable than the day he married her.
His job had been waiting for him, with added
responsibilities and with his salary almost
doubled He and Pat had rented the spa
cious, sunny apartment on Portland Avenue,
where they'd always wanted to live. They
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lie HAD luIlCn WIFI ~ lcInuS FcIltOll, Treas
urer of ChaIoner University. Afterwards they
went out to the university; and there, in
Fenton's office, jim closed the biggest insur-
ance contract ever written by his firm. 1t was
an annuity and group-insurance program
he'd worked out for the Challoner faculty,
with face value of more than four million
dollars He could hardly believe his ears when
Fenton said they would sign.
The treasurer was a Short plump man with
rosy cheeks, white hair and shrewd blue eyes.
He chuckled at the look on Jim's face.
Il never haggle over good contract MIR.
Maddox This idea of yours is the only intelli-
gent one that has come to us. I've been i'm
pressed right along by your understanding of
our problem" He was silent a moment,
studying Jim's face. May ask when you
took charge of group insurance at McClintock
& Whites? know I'm being inquisitive, but
you seem - well - surprisingly young"
"Mr. McClintock gave me the job when
got back" jim told him. 'I've been at it
couple of months
Back from the war, you mean?"
That's right"
Fine, fine! You young men are going to
be very talented, very capable. You'll help
the country as much in peace as in war.
America is very fortunate in her young men,"
Going back to the Office, Jim tried to feel
the elation his triumph called for: he'd
dreamed for years of day like this. But the
lift wouldn't come. He felt dull and spirit
less, with the nagging sense that he'd for
gotten something. If he'd been at the front,
he'd have watched for snipers.
He made his report to Andrew McClintock.
For moment the old man blinked, his heavy
eyebrows twitching. Then he struggled to his
feet, knocking his chair against the wall.
by CAD. Jim, that's wonderful he roared,
and he clasped Jim's hand between two big
paws. Everybody in town has tried for that
contract Wait till they hear! Hah! l still
know how to pick my men,
Jim felt his cheeks reddening. I'm glad
you're pleased, sir"
Pleased? He'll I'm delighted" He paused,
giving Jim quizzical look. You're taking it
quietly enough. A little bushed? wouldn't
blame you, after a job like that. Take the
afternoon off,"
. mo, I'm all right There's some stuff -"
Forget it, forget it Go home and tell your
wife what hot shot you are. That's what l
used to do on big day Go on, get out of
here!'
Jim's fingers frightened at the old mans
suggestion. .. To tell Pat about it. .. To
watch her eyes and her soft warm mouth. 3D..
To tell her his news, remembering last night.
Remembering Miles Henshaw, and DR.. Will
lard Ames. 81 guess WILL at that" he
said. my wife would like to know" -.
Continued on page s
Evening star., 1945-08-26

A Short Story
Tim MADDOX looked over his coffee cup
.. drinking slowly, and when he put it down,
he said:
with women, it's vanity that makes the
world 60 round"
Pat smiled at him good-naturedly, touch
ing the spray of jonquils in the center of the
table. Even in her breakfast coat she was so
beautiful she made his eyes blink.
with men," she said, tits self-esteem.
They stand on their heads and walk along
fences, to show how terrific they are"
Jim lowered his glance studying the joint
between the cup and its handle. When Pat
looked at him that way, and her soft warm
voice trickled down around his heart, it
seemed foolish to hunt for bitterness. This
was no time to have his say He knew that
but, in spite of the knowledge, he spoke again:
do you know so much about men?" he
asked her Even as the words came out, he
realized how cheap and crude they were -
almost as crude as the words that were in his
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new ones Pat had made through her war
work The tissues of his life had mended as
neatly and as satisfactorily as his shattered
knee. At least that was what his mind told
him.
But there was another part of him that
couldn't be sure about anything. This was the
part that had smelled out BOBBY traps in
Aachen and Cologne, that had warned him
not to take his men down a certain country
lane, that had often brought him awake at
night to strengthen a forward outpost. This
part of him felt less at home in America than
among the roaring bunkers of the Siegfried
Line. 1t had been born in battle, and it was
i'll at ease on quiet streets.
Just the week before, he'd gone over to
the veterans hospital and talked with the
psychiatrist there. After two hours of ques-
tioning, the doctor had leaned back in his
chair and smiled You're perfectly sound,
Captain. can't find trace of neurosis. The
feeling you describe is what I'd expect in
man with your combat record You're used
to danger, you're ready for it, and when it
doesn't show up, you suspect a trap. Have
you ever watched dog in a strange neighbor-
hood? He's on his guard every minute, with
his ears cooked dozen ways at once. You're
Evening star., 1945-11-11

The President and Mrs. Harry 5.
Truman head the list of boxholders
for the United Nations Forum which
will open Its fourth consecutive year
of discussions Monday evening, No
vember 10, in Constitution Hall.
Boxholders from diplomatic cir
cles include the Brazilian Ambas-
sador and Senhora de Martins, His
Britannia, Majesty's Ambassador
and the Countess of Halifax, the
Chinese Ambassador and Mime. Wei,
the Ambassador of Czechoslovakia
and Nine. Hurban, the French Am
bassador and Mime. Bonnet, the
Canadian Ambassador and Mrs.
Pearson, the Belgian Ambassador
Baron Silvercruys, and members Of
the Embassy staffs of Spain, Greece,
the Soviet Union, Portugal, Ecuador,
italy and Yugoslavia.
The Minister of Denmark and
Nine. de Kaufman also are box
holders, as are the Minister Of Lux
embourg and Mime. LaGallais, the
Minister Of Iraq and Mime. Jawdat
the Minister of Ethiopia, the Minis
ter of New Zealand and Mrs. Ber-
endsen, the Minister of Australia
and the Charge d'Afiaires Of Iran
and Mime. Daftary.
Senator and Mrs Homer Fergu-
son have taken q box and others
among the boxholders are Senator
and Mrs. Owen Brewster, Senator
and Mrs. j. William Fulbright, Mrs
Robert A. Taft. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Evening star., 1945-11-11
Legation Parties
|On Calendar

Entertaining among the diplomats
Is increasing and many Of the head,
of diplomatic missions have arranged
series of small and informal parties
as well as many of the larger festivi-
ties.
The Afghanistan Minister, Mr.. Alb.
dol Hosayn Aziz, will be host at
dinner party Tuesday evening, en-
tertaining in compliment to ths
Syrian Minister, DR.. Nazem al
Kondski.
The Syrian Minister will give an
other party Wednesday in compli-
ment to the United States repre-
sentatives to the countries Of the
Middle East.
The Lebanese Minister and Mrs
Charles Malik will give one of the
large receptions November II to cele.
brate the anniversary Of independ-
ence Of their country. They have
planned something like q stagger-
hour event, asking guests from !
to 7 o'clock and from . to IL o'clock
thus hoping to relieve some Of the
congestion at these large parties.
Evening star., 1945-11-11
Brilliant Andience Forecast
For Umited Nations Forum

Maurice Morris, Mrs. Thad Brown
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman, Mrs
Emil Hurja, Mrs. Irene B. Caldwell
Mrs. Thomas Eberly, Mrs. Harold
Burton. Mrs. Raymond Clapper
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam, DR.. and
Mrs. Crane Johnstone, jr., and many
others.
Mrs. Walter Wyatt is in charge
Of the tea which will be given Tues.
day afternoon by Mrs. Robert Low
Bacon In honor of the board and
members of the committees, anc
those assisting will include Nine
Wei. Mrs. Berendsen, Mrs. Tom c
Clark, Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Fred M
Vinson, Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs
John Biggs.