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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
A. M. BoUIc, Attorney
Rockville Md.
Notice To Creditors

Notice To Creditors
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the Subscriber of Montgom-
cry County has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Montgomery
County, in Maryland, Letters Tes-
tamentary on the Personal Estate,
Of +
JAMES B. WELSH
late Of Montgomery County, de-
ceased. All persons having Claims
against the deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
vouchers thereof, legally authenti-.
Gated to the subscriber on or be-
fore the 18th day Of February.
next: they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefits of
said Estate. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 21st.
day Of August in the year of our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and forty-five.
* MELIsSE f. WELSH,
"a III Rockville, Md.
Route 3,
81 Executrix.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04

EMMA B. WALDORF,
Solicitor for Petitioners.
In the Matter of the Petition Of
Theodore Raines and Ruth H.
Raines, his wife, for the Adop-
ton of Teresa Kirk, Infant.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MARYLAND,
SITTING AS A COURT
OF EQUITY.
Equity No. 11751.
ORDER OF
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04

JAMES HI. PUGH, Solicitor.
Robert James Page, Plaintiff,
VS..
Eva Arlene Page,
c/o Albert Pike Hotel,
Little Rock, Arkansas,
Defendant.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
SITTING AS A
COURT OF EQUITY.
No. 1882 Equity.
ORDER OF
PUBLICATION
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
Public Sale

Having sold my farm between
Brookeville and Sunshine, Annie
L. Speck, will sell at public sale
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

three of us in the act and we
had to show our muscles and
do a sort OF acrObatic dance"
''How did you get from your
muscle showing performance
into mOvies?" l queried. WAS
IL a direct rOute?"
mot at ALL" he said. 81 sing,
too, so when we came TO Holly
wood for a singing engagement
at Earl CarrOll's, l was offered
chance to do a few small
parts In movies. l was In Muir.
der In the Blue Room and In
Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo j
don't believe anyone ever knew
was I'm them. No one men.
toned me-"
While these movies passed off
without making a dent as far as
Bill was concerned with the pub.
lie, Those Endearing Young
Charms" brought him plenty Of
praise. II was his engaging smile,
his personality and his young
freshness that intrigued the pub.
lie when he played young sailor
with Laraine Day in Those En-.
dearing Young Charms"
A few more questions disclosed
that Bill comes from Brooklyn
where his family owned a chain
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

OF delicatessen stores. He went
TO Public School No. 122 and to
the Pratt Institute where he ex'
celled at football, baseball and
hockey. He was junior swimming
champion and il was his swim
ming that eventually led him into
his theatrical career.
He joined the Municipal Opera
Company and went to London.
BY that / mean he was given his
chance with the opera company
while he was doing exhibition
swimming at fashionable Sands
Point, Long Island.
So you see Bill is not just a
young boy nabbed by RKO for a
career. He has had plenty of
experience on the stage. Now
let's see from here what happens.
VIII he really be another Van
johnson or will he just be a per.
sonable, attractive young actor
cast in light romantic roles? He
likes comedy and wants to be a
Cary Grant type of comedian.
His last picture, 'Deadline at
Dawn" is a mystery and he has
the juvenile lead with Paul Lukas
and red headed Susan Hayward.
That, he admits. Is a step for.
ward.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

said. "Our separation didn't
come right after i started get.
ting good parts. We parted
long before that. She was never
interested I'm my work and we
didn't get along. But I don't
want TO talk about my matri.
monial troubles" he said.
"All right" I agreed. What
shall we talk about?"
Farming" he said.
Look here" / told him, Il
ann as through with farming as
you are with your wife. A year
ago I would have discussed the
best way to feed the chickens,
the price OF corn and how to
raise tomatoes. But today
vegetables are just things you
buy I'm markets as far as ] am
concerned.
I'VE sold our ranch" ! said,
"and ! don't like TO remember
how much money we lost trying
TO be ranchers.
do you mind being called an.
other Van JohnsOn'?" asked.
He laughed. 'Tt seems sort
Of funny" he said. when j
was with the Billy Rose show,
Van was a chorus boy and j
had a dance act. There were
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

0~oONG BILL WlLA>lAMOI
~ tall, blond giant, who
~ zoomed into public notice
- after he appeared in
Those z n d caring Young
Charms" surprised the whole
town when his divorce hit the
local papers.
Everyone of the youngsters
who called Bill another Van John.
son thought he was just a kid.
Then, out OF the blue. came word
that under his real name Of vii.
liam Katt. RKO's Van Johnson"
had obtained his legal freedom.
Bill, who is very shy, says little
and lets everyone else do all the
talking, came to pay me visit
am the kind Of gal" who
never beats around the bush,
so 1 said TO him, what hap
pened to your marriage? Was
II too much Hollywood"
The placid young gentleman
was the nearest thing TO the pic.
ture of a man getting madder
and madder that you ever saw
His eyes blazed fire.
That wasn't IL at ALL" he
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
nnUuHHmHlUmmn
$50 tovaren postavenych Mem
CT pripadne Ceskoslovensku.

(CTK) - Reuterova tiskova
kancelar oznamila z Prahy, re
re 600 tovaren postavenych
Nemci V Ceskoslovensku "a O.
kupace zGstane Poole smlouvy
uzavTene Sc sovetskou vladou
$40 tovaren We vlastnictvi ces-
koslovensk6ho statu. Tuto zpra
WI pTinesl hospodaTsky mesic-
nix "Ceskoslovensky pr1mysl."
V ceskoslovenskem vlastnictvi
rovnez zGstane p6tina strojnf-
no zarfzenf We zbyvajfcfch 80
tovarnach. Tyr m6sicnfk dale
uvadf, re pokud Sc tyce podni-
XII vlastnenych cizinci, nenf O
tom pochybnosti, re budou CT
neny vyjimky V takovych pff-
padech jake jsou Batovy pod
Milky We Zllne, Vitkovicke zele-
zarny, Schichtovy tovarny ma
margarin a mydlo, spolecnost
Vacuum Oil a jine, v nichz je
investovan CHI kapital. Je je-
nom otazkou casu, kdy budou
moci byti Teseny otazky ma
brad, a to nejenom cizlm inves
forum, nybrz i ceskoslovenskym
pr1slusnfkGm, jak pravf neofi-
cialni zprava Reuterovy tisko-
We kancelaTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
Dalsi obmezeni vojenske sluz-
by p~olozeno ma brezen.

Mluvcf Department. valky
pfedpovedel, re vojaci, ktef1
slouzili dive nebo vice let, bu-
dou koncem bfezna m1ti pravo
ma propusten1 z armady bez o.
hledu ma to, kolik mali bodu.
Brigadnf general Berry pro-
nesl tento vyrok We vojenskem
vyboru domu zastupcG. NeJlep-
81 odhad, kdy toto ustanoven1
vejde v platnost, je kolem 20.
bTezna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
Costa k miru mGze byti tszsi
nez costa k vitszstvi-Truman.


nez costa k Observation-Disclosures.
President Truman upozornil,
re costa k m1ru m1ze byti sv1-
zelnejs1 nez costa k vit6zstvi a
vyzval delnictvo, kapital a re-
medelce k pine kooperaci, ably
byl pfemenen americky prGmy-
slovy stroj a tax demonstrova-
ma vykonnost vlady.
V nepf1m6m napomenutf "a
mestnavatelGm i delniknm, wy
zval president, ably vsechny
slozky naroda zabraly a tally.
President prohlasil, re Spo-
iene Staty vynasnazf Sc uplat-
novati zlate pravidlo v zahra-
nicnich vztazfch a zadal, ably
ostatni svet delal totez.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
Alzirske zeny americkych vO-
jakG pfibyly do Spoj. StatI.

Osmnact Francouzek z ALL
ru, ktere Sc vdaly "a americke
vojaky, je ma ceste do svych no
vych domovu v teto zemi. Bylo
8 mimi pet detf. Pr1buznl, diva
z manzelG a pTitel jineho man.
zela je uvltali.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-19
Hitler je xiv die minSni gen.
Dwight D.. Eisenhowera.

Armadnf general Dwight D.
Eisenhower Tekl 7. Tfjna holland
skym korespondentnm v Haa-
gu, re ma dobrou prfcinu, ably
soudil, re Hitler je dosud xiv.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-28
ARMY TO TEST
 PHILOSOPHERS IN ALASKA

BRIDGEPORT. Conn.-A Fair child C-S2 packet plane left this week with a dissembled sikorsky R-5 helicopter slower in It's spa cious interior.
 Capt. Jackson E. Bieghle, as- slstant AAF regional representa- tive, said the Packet was destined for Alaska where the 'copter will be re assembled and subjected to Army cold weather tests.
 The Packets three man crew in- cluded Major Stewart H. Murphy, Kenosha, Wisconsin, First Lieu tenant Rod Dixon. St. Paul Min nesota and First Lieutenant Jack Berggren Princeton, Minnesota.
 Destination of the plane is Ladd Field, Fairbanks, Sikorsky spokesman said.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-28
PATTON DIED FIGHTING
 SAYS GEN. McNARNEY

FRANKFURT, Germany Gen. Joseph T. McNarney. commander of U. S. forces in the European Gheater. said last week that Gen eral George Patton died fighting.
 Tt is my painful duay to e. nounce the death Of a great fight CT and a great man" General Me Narney said.
 His injuries were grave but his fight to overcome them was gallant. pe went down fighting. Patton sould have died in no other way. And now. for us over here and all who applauded his bravery there is 8 sudden empty feeling
 He brought to Us a large part of our magnificent victory and this. too well known to need des- belongs to history"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-28
Territory
 To Get A
 Vets Office

WASHINGTON Efforts of Gov eernor Gruening and Delegate E.. L. Bartlett to have a regional of flee of the eterans' Administration established in Alaska have been successful, according to word re- ceiyed her from the Associated Press. and Acting Governor Lew Williams.
 The acting Governor quoted message from Governor Gruening laying. General Bradley informed me this week that the Veterans Administration will establish a regional office in Alaska"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-28
HIROHTTO MUST PAY

TOKYO-The newspaper Maini- chi said this week that she Jap government has decided to impose the wartime profits levy on Emper- or Hirohito and his hOusemold and to have his majesty ''served with
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-28

The Associated Press EspOrta the regional office will be under the Seattle branch office and that 1t will serve approximately 5000 war veterans in the Territory. About $500 of this number are veterans of World War III. according to figures of the Veterans Adminls- traitor which Is headed by Gener- al Omar Bradley.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-28
LORD HAW HAW
 TO BE EXECUTED JAN. 3

LONDON William (Lord Flaw Haw) Joyce. whose appeal of his death sentence for high treason was dismissed by the House of Lords this week, will be executed at Wandsworth prison January 3, it was announced this week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-28

a tax notice just as any ordinary taxpayer"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-12-28
CONGRESsMEN SUPPORTING
 INLAND FLYWEY ROUTE

WASHINGTON TWenGy-One western COngressmen have given their support to Western Air Lines application to extend It's service from Great Falls, Montsna, to Ed monton, Canada.
 Representative Mansfield lD- Mont said this week he had for warded to the Civil Aeornautics board a petition by the westerners asking approval of the -eompanys Application for the extension.
 In a statement inserted in the Record the Montana Congressman declared:
 Favorable consideration of the application will be in the best in- terests of the western and mid weaern parts of the United States and Alaska. This route-the Sun shine International air route-has proved itself to be the most suc- cessful from weather, terrain and the general flying point of view. It's merit has been indicated by the use made of it by the air transport ommand during the war and even after the cessation of actual hostilities."
 Congressmen's view
 Approval by the board of its ex- amiper's recommendation for the route will provide the shortest. most direct connection to Alaska and the Orient for 1S million peo- pie of the inter-mounGain region comprising 41 per cent of the area of the United States" Mansfield ,asd.
 "The people of this area should not be compelled to go either to the east or west when their most direct route lies along the inland route already established and put nto operation by the Army" he ldded.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-02

: indcn,s, rev fem OF ekonfs RON Tobls No IS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-02

ms
All RCCT VALUES must D determined by weights ieraept tt No 10 81
cortanes) Il no weight Is Married on the Hem the item must X "e152ed.
Consider the Hn3 ounce 10 be the some as the ovououpor weight ouace
One punt 8 n pound. Il Quor IS r~o pounds
dem $ found by multiplying the number OF pounds OF the ten by the PCN
VALUE per pound Fro0hons q q pound should b< hgured % 4aortst pound
fractions o. O quarter pound should b reused 10 the uEt G-aTrl pound A
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-02
AROUND TOWN
DRUNK CASE

Martha E. Rose, white, was MED
in police court today for public.
drunkenness and was taxed with
costs Of court.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-02
DEED FILED

James N. O'Neil and wife trans
ferred a lot on wildwood Drive to
G.. N. Gill and wife for $40 and other
considerations in a deed filed at the
register of deeds office yesterday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-02
LICENSE

Otha Kennedy and JuIla Ann
Henderson, colored, both of Hender-
son, were granted a marriage license
at the register of deeds office yes
terday.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
OmfcI Sam hat fiinf
Bitten an pmbIiFmm

C:cs III bic 1858. @ohe oeS arie=
4eS. nnS Die 9unOesregierung ior-
SER allie 9iirger ouL 10 oiel mie mog-
lid iir ole oiesiabri8e &ote @reu5-
0lmp1gre 81 gebeit. Gos &ote &reu5
5youdt S200O00,O0 on ireimilligen
Rsitrd5en. INN iein groBeS Bro
1ramm Der Silieleiitmg iiir %uniere
Streitfrdfte fiir IermunOete, ariegs-
lefanQene G%eteronen umO ebenlo aud
Sic 3iUil6eu0Iferuig 0urdiiibrcu 81
foHneM
Sm ii6rigen merit oie Regierun9
nod einmol uuf oen ,,AG0nIgbt Cur
fep~ fiir @ergniigungsit0tten bin,
Ger am 26. 6e5ruar begonmen bat.
De MoBnobmc Oient Na5u, Strom
uno S2i5ntoterialien ionic Serlonal
ein5uiparen unO Die 8elnituHg Der
gerfebrsmittel 3i liuOern. gu Ies-
tercm funn ieoer aud OaOurd beitru-
gen, ooB er oie 0erfebrsitunoen per-
meioet, in ofientIiGrn 8erfebrsmit-
telu itets @edielgelo bereit bat uno
mad binten meter gebt, oamit auh
anOere &niio9iere einiteigen f0nnen,
uno m0glidit StroBenbabnen o~nitott
BON guiien benutt, I'M @aiolin uno
&eifen iparen SIT belfen. 6erner en-
leoige man 10 piel mie m0gIih 5ll
Sub, uno rper elm glito Fat, battle
oas in 8etrieb, I'M eS Dem 8erfebr
ourh einen oGor @ool" ooer oerglei-
den 5u5ufiibren.
Gs miro ferner oarouf bingepie-
ien, oaB It's &ititungsbetriebe, in
oenen Artilleriemunition bergeIteIlt
miro, ungebenS $500 mGnnlide ooer
peibli6e ArbeitstrGite ben0tigen, I'M
uniere StreitfrGite nit Munition be-
~liefern gu f0nnen. lln6 ihlieBIib
miro Sic 8eu0lferung 0ringeno gebe.
ten, meiter nit ser SommIune BON
@ltpapier, Giideufetten llno ge.
6rauften Gonieroenbiihien fortau.
Tobren. AIle orei Observation-Disclosures
mer0eu na6 tpie Dor 0rin9en0 ban0-
tigt.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
mas cbnct neg fir
$50 111imNcItlcbn

@albington Gas @or Qo6or
Board madte Den 8eg frei fir 0ie
6eitiebuns zines @inoeitlobnS BON
90 Gent in alien utnerifanfifen ssn=
ouItrie5meigen, p%oralsgelebt, sic
Breiie meroen ooourh niht in ole
60be getrie6en.
9ouien0e BON 9(rbeitern miiroen bier
ourh 6etroffen meroen. 9urd) oieIe
nelle anpeiiung miro ole @ren3e
5mild)en Sem, mos oos @ar 2abor
8ouro ais 3o6lung inter Dem Qe-
bensitanoaro un0 einem ben &riegs-
aeiten ~angepaBten angemeiienen
Ninoeitlobn aniiebt non so Gent ouf
80 Gent erb0bt tper0en.
Gle Grb0bung tritt ieoo4 niht au-
tomatii6 in &rulr. 9as 8ooro bat
uielme6r leoigIi6 sic 8eboroen in
ben ein5eGten 8e5irfen ermddtigt,
Stlnoenlobne bis 81 50 Gent 3lt ge-
nebmi9en, mem entpeoer sic Nr6eit-
geber oieie @rbGbung ireitpiIIig be-
antragen ODER ipenn @enerfidoit
un0 4r6eitgeber gemeinfam Dies @Or-
longen ItelIen.
Sn itrittigen 5GlIen ermd9tigte
ooS @ar 9obor 8oar0 ieine 5e6n
Iemter in oe1 peridyieoenen 8e3irfen
Die porberrihenoen angemeiienen &a-
ten gu beridlidtigen, penn lie ibre
@%ntiHepOung treffen.
Ser beutiqe Sdritt moht cine
lpeitgebenoe Ausoebnung oes Min-
oeitlobneS BON So Sent moglih, ser
in Ser pergangenen ISOLDE fir Die
Sertilinouitrie beihloiien moroen lit.
Ser 8eihluB, ser pom 8ar 2abor
Board gefoBt muroe, iiebt ieoo6 Dor,
ooB alle ACKNOWLEDGMENT, sic emit
lpaoer freiipi(lig ooer als 0as @rgeb-
mis- pom Streitigfeiten erfolgerL Der
grefutip : 9ireftioe POM IL. Mai
1913 unterliesen; oos be0eutet, DAB
9obaerbobungen, ole entmeoer Die
GrunoIage gu Greiserbobungen ooer
81 @i0eritano gegen ionit gereht-
fertigte EreisermaBigungen 6iloen
fonlten, 5u' ibrer @irfiurnfeit Ser
8enebmi9Ing oes @irtlfofts Sta.
bfiiaturs 6reo Nt. @illion beoiirien.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
P~clen>premicrs Sram
pcft AMiicn pcrhaftet

2onoon = Die poIniide @riIregie=
rung in 2on6on Fat bebauptet, Die
60iabrige Satin oes 8remiermini=
tiers Somab8 Arcissepisfi lei in go
len am 20. 6ebruar BON ser ruff
ifen StaatSpoli5ei oerbaftet mor6ett.
@leid5eitis muroe erfldrt, oie &e-
gierung babe Die Mitteilltng erbalten,
Dab cine Nn5abl BON arbeitsfrdften
oes polniiaen Goten &reu5eS ann iel=
ben Gage eleiffaIls berbaftet mor0en
n;
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
Giitiees Hci3nittel
tStct 3tUei Kinder

@oniog -Gitp = Vie 5amllie bon
Sobn @c@uire bate ii9 bier BON Ell
rter gEbfallitatte alte 8a~tteriefiiten gu
idnmengeiudt lino iie nls SeiSma-
terial %berluanot, qrnO Ole SoIge mar,
6ab 5nei ibrer &in6er, Der 4i. Sobn
uro Ser is Monate ate @ilIiam an
@ergiftunqen aeitorben limo. Sci
ben 9ranb entnidaIten Iid) 8Ieioiiu=
its. ore ben SOo Oerurladten.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
mibtraui{d. 81

miBtrauif9. Gamilien.
batter 0eimtebrsnb, pernimmt bon bei
aDdin, baB tie feline 2~eibfpeiie &c.
toht bat): .@as gibt's = mein,
QeibSpeif' 81" va muB pieber mas
idDn Oumm's pafirt iein!"
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09

LAB uns geben!"
SD bitts Did, blsib'll" Iagte panip
GnsitIi6. IS lift bsifer. TN ni9t
auBen gu bssriiBsu, mo sr 0ienei1t
nod - nod gu tbuu bat -. Sn
@a6rbsit, baB i9 IS Dir Ioee: ss lit
Elm unfaa porestommen. EN- sruiter
lInfal, fiir6ts t6!"
.Simmel - lit Inn etpas 3uJeito=
BENZ Ii6t linn, Of, rsbs, reOe!"
,Hein, uein, ni9t ibm! 8onutsit
Ou benton, odB i1 Dir 10 uneeId)idt
mittbsilen piirOs? Rsin, einem Nn=
beren adj, msiu Simmsl, i1 bin ia
iel6f 10 erI6redt, baB i'd gang cl.ber
mir berlief! Sd fam Dir mr. einz
fad er3Gblsn, mas i6 geIe9snl Im
9orttbpr ma es, BEL Dem 9ortpdd>
tsrbdus6en. Sd mar geraOe sort ouf
einem Spa3iergongs uno tdRo i'm
Sdatten unter ben 8dumen, ais elm
Maoen 6ereinfubr uno Dor bern 9aufe
SaIt madte. S9 partete siacu Gu=
esnblid, UNI 81 isben, mas e5 lei, rno
lab SIR. @rsp ausiteigen uno Jenen
Manu, pel6er bort 3borpa6tsr mar.
ais i6 BEL Sud eintraf, IND Ger ipGz
tsrbin BON einem Mnbsren abgcloIt
purbe. gsioe panoten fih gu Gem
Waoen 3uriid uno boben einen o1ttten
Mann bsraus - pber 9islmebr so9en
i'm bsim Obert0rper beraus = Of, es
lGuft mir nod son3 taft Our9 bic
0lteoer, lpenu ib nlIr baran oense! -
pel6er, adj Soft, Offen5ar toOt ipar,
cine 9eihs!"
uSODt - cine 2eiGe?" rieF Mar9as
ret entIebt.
.Sie trueen ben SbertDrper, RE
9eine balb na9i9leifen ldfsnb, uno
fhafften ibn in bas 0aus. Sd fsGno
BEL benz anblid Dor @6rsden geldbmt,
pbne mid betpeeen Ober einen 2out ben
mir os6en 3u t0nnen. Die @6enbs
Tonne fisl opa duf ben &0rper unb i'd
Ia6 has entisBli9 blei9e 9efibt bes
So6ten nit benz bolb nieosrbGn9enben
&opf. @r muB i'm Magen gsltorbsn
pber BEL etuem lnfaa untectpeos um's
2eben qetommen fein. gs mar ia tll=
fofern ni6ts meter, Dor benz mar ii1
au entSeBen bate, aber nsr lon, tucnn
sr uns Dor Mueen tritt, bat imner
ettpas S9redliGes, unb 6 iah 10 nIs=
beimli9 erI9redenb aus, iuie lie ben
R0rper bintpeg19leppten. ste bGster
cine S~ragbabre bdben ioasn!"
.Sobt!!" rief Margaret f4auoernh
aus, nit beiben 9Gnben bic 3birs
pfoIten erfaBt baltenb, als fir4tt fe
umauiinten. .Ou muBt irren, Narlp
- es pirb elm 8runter gsDeien iein,
pieaei9t elm &ranter = aber tetn
Sooter!"
panfp f9iittslte snereii9 ben 8ort.
in Der Mufregung bes Woments ttr'
aeFenb, baB ibre 6reunbiu blsnb mas
unb bic 8etpegune ni9t 1eben tonute.
Sin Sobter!l" betbeuerte tie nit
Gntl9iebenbeit. sd iab ben Eus'
rem, trengen, blsi9en 4usbrn6 =
bas na9 Sben getehrte NetBe oes AuS
qes 80. Of, tpenn man 5ubor etn
einai9es M}al bas @eli6t zines SOoten
qeTsben bate, fpar bier fein Srrthum
m0eli9, mo 3ubem
eth! @r 1T es!s unterbrdd Utarz
oaret iie plOBfi6, aufbOraeno uno aues
Qnbers bereeKeno BET benz S4aa bes
poblbetannten S9rittes, Der pon Der
@uBenbaae fer ibr I4arfes DIR srs
reidt bate. SIS lit STEPHEN! SD
bore ibn tommen!"
Washington Journal., 1945-03-09
XIV.

Nls Stephen @rsb in BEN 3immer
er5dien, aeiete ibm elm raider Bid
0an1n blaB unb erregt, ettDds leit=
pGrts ftebenb, ibren eigenen @ebanteu
b~inaeqeben, unb Margaret, ni9t Minis
Der bieid unb aufgeregt. aber nit psrs
Harlem @eIi9tsuusbrud, Der aaes Nns
bere auBer benz @nt3iden iiber ietne
&adfebr IN @~erseRenbeit gefentt gu
baden f9isn, inn bic @rme er1tgegen-
brsitenb. SIN nGhiten 4ugenblid
f6lOB er bic Satin an feline gruit UNI
in 1tummer, Ieliger umarmling bate
audi er teinen anberen @ebanten msbr
als: Margaret!
Sd BARI Did ni9t pieoer perlai=
fen!S {agte er snbli4, dfS er inb losz
rib. unb in tiefer, ousbrudspoaer 3uz
thinning preBte Mdrsaret feline 9ono'
Limb sic, MiB 9anfn, ME befIn=
ben sic f92 Sd bDffe, Sic itno nt9i
miBqeftimmt?"
nSd2 Mibeeiimmt? Nsin, our9=
Gus nint," antportete Die Ametllulle1
rim Elm tpenis unii4er, nod tIarts'
oana ben befonbersn Gebonten hinge,
oeben, bic begonnen bdttsn, tbrer 8opl
au our9freu3en.
Sire fdpartenbe, unidtre Stimm'
erinnerte Margaret an bic unterre'
buno. bic fie foeben nit ibr ge1dol. p
nSu bif tpObl, stephen. Du by
ni&t perlebt?" fruste fe ansitDoa UNI
lick lire Singer leiie iibsr iein 9sii9 }
unb feline Mrme berab gleiten. UNI l1d
All psrfi6ern. baB sr tsinsn e3dosf
gr lafte nerpDs unb erbai9ts ibr'
Sdnbs, bic er feithislt;
I'D bari Did ni8t piebsr Oerloi.
fen. nieoerbolte er. nes brinst Su
Der Simmsl tpeiB mas fir 9eOantsn II
ben Ropf." 500.
is 1T alio MGes in Orbnun9g'
froote fis in einsm Gon Der @rltidtes
runo holb Der Mngit, Der pan1p nt'
Elm isi6ter @prpurf gegsn lie ielbit be-
aiiolin ihrer Mlarmndnriht tlai1g.
C6ortiebuna folst.)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
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