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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15
visitor to Mobile Saturday.

visitor to Mobile Saturday.
Daisy Gladney had as her week
end guest Miss Pearl Kelly OF
Eastlawn.
Ruth Parker was a weekend
visitor to Lucedale.
Flora Emerson was a weekend
guest of Mrs. Rita Smith.
Myrtle Tillman is hack at
work after spending an enjoya-
ole vacation with her brother,
Who was home on furlough.
Kate Reeves and family spent
sunday in Lucedaie visiting
riends and relatives.
Matte Roseberry spent the
weekend in Purvis, Miss, with
her family.
The cutting department well
comes Stella Price and Frances
Lynn as new employees.
Abry Smith is back at work
after a vacation of two weeks
IN Panama City, Fla.
Winnie Garfield had letters
last week from her brothers,
James H. Bullock, S lie and Pfc.
General z. Bullock. James has
just returned to the States from
Two Jima and General is now
stationed in Linz, Austria.
SkSgt. Robert NJ. Acosta re-
ceived a citation, silver star and
cluster medal. He is the SOL OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Acosta.
The Jackson County Mills well
comes to its organization Martin
Hamilton, who has assumed the
position of purchasing agent,
succeeding Mr.. Clay Cooper, who
returned to Philadelphia, Pa. Mr..
Hamilton came to Mississippi
three years ago from Arkansas,
He has served as auditor and
bookkeeper for the Moss Point
shipyard and recently has been
connected with the ingalls, Ship
building Corporation as a plan
ming engineer. Mr.. Hamilton is
a graduate of the University Of
Arkansas. He is church school
superintendent of the Moss Point
Methodist church. He and his
wife and young son reside on
Bellview street.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15
jackson County
Mill News

II. S. Levy. supervisor of the
knitting and cutting departments,
returned TO work Monday after
spending his vacation at points
ia Louisiana and Texas.
The knitting department is
very sorry that Mrs. Gladys
Parks is no longer able to work
because of liifia2s
Mrs. Matilda Spurgin spent
last weekend in Mobile with
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.,
and MRS. Daniel Butler and fam
lily.
Miss Thelma Mccormick ac-
companied by Miss Mearl Hill
spent last weekend in jackson,
Miss. visiting Miss Nice ormick's
cousin who has just returned
from overseas and is in Foster
General hospital.
Marine Busby, State Highway
Department, spent last weekend
Busby.
Mrs. Velma Chavers has been
absent this week Because of the
illness Of her daughter, Mrs.
John Costello.
Miss Margie Thornton has re-
turned to work in the knitting
department after having gone to
school during the past session.
Mrs. T. M. Dees of Grand Bay
spent Monday with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
j. L. Harper.
Sgt. Wayne Golf has returned
to Fort MCPHERSON, Ga, before
going to Puerto Rica, Cuba
where he will be stationed. Sgt
Golf has been spending his fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Golf in Kreole.
Mrs. Bette Mullin spent las
weekend in New Orleans witt
her brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. c. v. Golf.
Mrs. Lucille Cowart spent tn.
weekend in Mobile visiting rel
atives.
Mrs. Jessie Thomas attended
a family reunion last week at the
home OF her mother, Mrs. r. j
White in Philadelphia, Miss.
Connie Kemp was a business
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15
Acute Shortage OF
Truined Physical
Therupists In USA

Stressing the NEED for more
qualified physical fherapists, Mrs.
j. K. MCDOWELL, state representa-
tive of the National Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis, declared
that Americas $500 physical
therapists are far too few to meet
the countless demands for their
skilled services.
These professional workers.
are needed to care for both bat
tie wounded and civilian casual
ties" she explained. Proper use
of physical therapy helps bring
about earlier recovery in infan-
tile paralysis, fractures, arthfitis,
burn cases, tuberculosis Of the
bone and many other diseases
and disabilities"
physical therapy under med
zeal supervision is used extern
sively in the Treatment of infan-
tile paralysis" Mrs. Mcdowell
said. "At the State Polio Clinic
three trained technicians employ
the Kenny method of treatment,
bringing this modern technique
TO those stricken with polio.
Through the use of hot packs
and muscle re-education, COM
plete recovery is often possible
To meet the acute shortage of
trained workers the National
Foundation for Infantile Paraly-
sis is providing scholarships
which include tuition, mainten-
ance and transportation for the
training of physical therapy tech
nieians, Mrs. McDoWall an
nounced. Applicants for these
scholarships must have at least
two years of college, including
IL semester hours of biology and
basic sciences. or be graduates of
accredited nursing or physical
educatio schools. Mrs. Mcdowell
urged those interested to write
the Mississippi State Office OF
the National Foundation, Box
100, Jackson, Miss, or the Ma
tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis, 100 Broadway, New
York 5, N. Y.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15
w omon's Society To
Give Reception For
Rev. And Mrs. Clurk

On Sunday, June II, from 200
Ito 2;30 o'clock. the Woman's So
ciety Of Christian Service of the
EastlaWn Methodist church will
give a reception and shower in
honor of the Reverend Roy C.
Clark, pastor of the church, and
his bride. 1t will be held at the
home Of E. c. Carter, 800 Ninth
street.
All of the pastors friends are
cordially invited to be present
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15

Mrs. Lou Van Housen returned
to Bayou La Batre, after spending
a week visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Davidson
of Birmingham, returned home
after visiting her daughter, Mrs.
R. E. White and other relatives
last week.
Mrs. Carol Guiflot left Wed
nesday for Seattle, Wash, to join
her husband, who has just re-
turned from overseas.
MI. and Mrs. j. B. Rogers Wis
tied relatives in Lucedale Wed
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Posey and
son, Wayne, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris
Pesey, Miss Coline Smith and
Mrs. Archie surprised Miss Ann
Ella Posey, who is visiting her.
aunt in East Side, on her birthday
Monday with a cake and gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Posey visit
ed Mrs. Leslie Emerson in Basin,
Sunday.
Mrs. j. B. Cunningham spent
Monday with her daughter, Mrs.
Moulton Campbell, and children,
in Eastlawn.
Mrs. r. ". Shields, who has
been with her husband, who is
in the Navy, stationed in Mary
land, will visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Linwood Rogers
through the month of July.
Pfc. Fritz Breland of Camp
Shelby, spent a 12-day furlough
with his mother, Mrs. Bob Bre-
land. While home Pvt. Breland,
with his mother, visited his un-
Gle. George Gibson, in Mt. Yer
non, Ala. Miss Betty Jean Glib
son returned home with them to
spend a week. in the Breland
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Dixon of
Garland, Ala, and their son, Hill
airy Dixon, USCG, of Biloxi, spent
Sunday with MIR and Mrs. T. X.
Moody.
Clyde Moody, of Savannah, Ca,
and G. T. Moody, of Mobile, spent
the weekend with their father
T. K Moody, who is i'll.
The Rev. and MRS. Monte Da-
Wis and family spent three days
last week with the formers par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Davis,
of Wesson, Miss.
Miss Ruby Hunter spent a two
weeks vacation from the shipyard
with relatives in Lucedale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Spark
man have returned from a visit
with relatives in Corpus Christi,
Texas. The Sparkmans, who
were RECENTLY married plan TO
make their home in Pascagoula.
Willis Hearndon and daugh-
tiers, Mary and Marie. have re-
turned home after Spending the
weekend in Leakesville with
Clarence Hearndon and daugh-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15

Madame Curie is the only per-
son who has twice been award
ed the Nobel prize for achieve
ment in science-first for achieev-
ment in physics 1909 and sec
ond in 1911 for outstanding
achievement in chemistry.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15

Dental colleges graduate 1900
dentists each year.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Lamkin and
son, David Earl, were visitors Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Hearndon.
Pfc. Lyman J. Bexley arrived
home Monday from England,
where he has been stationed Tor
the past 10 months, and is at
home with his wife and son who
reside in Eastside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hearndon
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
tbs Lamkin and son from Tampa.
Fla, Mrs. Bessie Bexley and Nj.
Julian L. Hearndon of Wade,
went on a fishing trip to Lover
Island recently. They enjoyed a
picnic supper.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15
BUY MORE AND BIGGER BONDS

You already know that War Bond
are the best and safest investmen
in the world that you get bacl
at maturity 81 for every $S yo'
invest . . that they safeguard
your future security and
that you can cash them in ON
q moments notice in case of
emergency. So let's go, Amer
leans! Let's back those gallant
bows who are fighting and dying
for ms on far-fiung battlefields
the world W Let's all buy
bigger bonds and more of them,
right nOIO!
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-15
Their Quota" may be DEATH
Your Quota is Bigger Bonds

AS THE tempo of the war in
IA . as the lines of CONF
municatiOn grow longer al the
need for new guns, new tanks, new
planes grows nor urgent the
cOst of the war is at an aIl-iime high.
That is reason Number ! why
every true American must back this
MIGHTY 9TH War Loan Drive be-
yond all limits of what he thinks he
can afford.
Reason Number 2 is that this
drive is really tlUo drives in one. By
this time last year, you bad SUBJ
seribed TO two War Loans.
Yes, the need is greater than ever
before. And YOU :. everybody
=. must invest a greater portion
of your income of your cash
reserves i. IN War Bonds N0p!
Study the chart ON this page. Fig
ure out your personal quota-and
make M
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
mic 1opan fisb Gnrepas
Stabiliiiermfte Nenft

San 8raneiseo Die pereintg-
ten Nationen ,,lpieOerbolen ben Sch
Ter" bon 8erlniues, erfldrt Die iapa.
nilde Nadriftenngentur 3omei III
Sem lie 8eutldlano einen ,Jbarten
5rieoen~ nrferlegen. Die 8eilung
Geutihlanos in BeioBungS3onen,
Iagt bic BON sSGG nbgeborte 3ofio-
Senonne, lit Sell oes 9lons, ruiii-
ide mo anglo : amerifnniid)e gin-
fIuBipbdteil in europa auf5urid1ten,
uno ,,ilberiiebt Die Iatlade", bob
3ernid)lnno eifte o5uiandnengeb0rige
raiiiide Gitpbeit" lit. Gomci, neiien
2oiltng fir cine Stnbiliiiernng euro
pos IN eilter 8erbiinoung Der euro
p1iiden I0lfer infer permutfid
ceufid)er 8iibrung lit, meint, es lei
unmoglid, 9eutidllano in Spei gof-
fer auf3nlpalten.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
@n9Iil@ Ole
Mmtslpr01c

9onopn - @ie 5000 beridtete,
gab Der 5le~nsburger SENDER befonnt,
ouB ltrter ocn Beitimmtngen Der oil
liierten Notwithstanding Gtt8llid)
5ur amtsiprabe i'm beiestcn Oeutiden
@ebiet erboben morOen ut.
@eitere 8eroronun9en iinO ourh
,0ifentlide anit)ldge" befannt ge-
mad)t mopoen bieB es in Der 5unf-
meloung. 0a5u geboreu:
Die A~uiloiung Der Natiouolio5iali-
Itilfet arbpiterpartei; Die altfbebung
oeS 9ropoganouminiiteriumS Oes Or.
@oll Soiepb @oebbels; ein 8erbot
oeutide 3eitnngen, 3eitihrifter ltnO
giifer 5l oer0Hentlifen. 6ltnfiet,
0lln1en, G6eater- u1o 6%ilmoorflrb-
rllllgen gu neranltalten @inIitbrullg
elmer &oli5eiitnn0e, monod es oeut-
id)en StoatSungeb0rigfn perboten IT.
bis gum is. Wtni 3miiden 1915 lbr
a6enos uno $50 llbr friib, uno pom
16. Moi bis gum 81. @fai 3pilfet
1915 ll6r obenos unO 6 llbr NOR
gems iif alf Der StraBe gu 5eigen.
Die @a3igeieBe gegen ole 8iloung
neuer. 8arteien meroen mioerrl1len.
3e8gleid)en @eiebe, ipeld)e Die Sin,
belt bon 8artei ltno Staat iiderltel-
len, iid) 9egen gtngrifie alf Staat
uno 9ortei rid)ten, oos @eleb gum
Stuse 0es oentldlen 8llteS nlrO
Oelttlher @bre uno ous Sitlerlugenog
geIeb.
Die 8unftioncn ocs oeutiden Sc.
ridtsipeIens meroen eingei6ranft
uno MilitGrtri6unale gebil0et.
Gen 9eutiden lit eS uerboten, Die
@ren5en ibres 2aroeS 81 ii6erifrei-
ten. o@nglii6 Miro 0ie &ntsipra'
6e", bieB es IN Der 6unfmelonng.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18

Heid)tuni perihdffte unlerem fleinelt
ieine SteIlun8 III Der Welt.
SSett dber lino mir orlt oil ntatertel-
lelt @ertell, obcr unlere gelltIgell
@erte, unlcre grfobrn1g ltlo lttllere
Giihtigfeit iin0 inns geblieben. @lr
limo nod INNER iabig, 5u orbeiten,
uno penn mir ou6 Oa5n millens ltllO,
mer0en Sic Ginge idrlieBlid, id)on Den
ribtigen 8erlauf nebmen.
,8ir niiien, ooB mir auf ole hrs
terltitbung lnierer Nlliierten rehneit
fonnen, dber p%oroerbun0 miiIlen mir
crit einmol ALIEN ans 8erf geben,
uno mand cine N9oBnabme, Die ge-
troffpn meroen muB miro oielen Sol
ldn0ern ieItiom eri6einen. Sir piele
BON inns bo9euteten n1nnlih Die
SSoeale Ser Jrtibeit ut0 9efreiulrg
nidts un0eres ais 0ie &itffebr 5u
sen 2e6ensperbdltniiien oor Dem 10.
Nfai 1910. @ber Die ge9emudrttgeu
8erbattniiie nnteridepoen iid oon
oencu Dor fiilf Snbren 10 ltorf, Dob
mir oie 8robleme, Oenen mir uns ge-
genitberieber, olif iebr unoere Art
l0ien nliiiien
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
Grmppcn aus Gmrcpa
mad, Sem pasifie

8aris - @merifaniife Grnppen
6efanoen lid, uuf Dem @eg nad) fran-
8olild9en SGfen, bon no iie Die lange
Ssabrt rad oen @a3ifif ontreten lol-
len. General 6. @. @Diter, Der
Silfs- 5tobsdef, teilte nit, bob Oie
meilten 3rnppe,, Die 0ireft nod Dem
9a5ifif geben5 BON Marieille abfnb-
rem meroen. Gampitrltppeil, Die naf)
etfpo 6 Monaten I'M 8a5ifif eingeIebt
peroen lollerr, treten Die 6nbrt naf)
Sen Ser. Stdaten BON 4ntluerfen,
Gber6ourg uno Sc SABRE aus an. Sic
mer0en inoeilen idlon bier adt go
den lang aitsgebiloet, Inn tie nit Der
gaftif ser Sapaner, Ser ausriitung
ano Sen 11niformen bertruut 5a mo-
den. 9ieie au~sbil6nn9 Nfolgt IN
isranfreid) uno III Geltiflan0 nnO
ite6t inter Der 2eitung zines Gene
rails, Ser i'm 8ajifif 9efampit bat,
oellen 0an1e ober nidt entbiillt lper-
SEN bari. Cine 4n5abl iunger Dill
5iere, oie unter Maeartbur gefampft
miro i'm babel unterIfiiben.
Supanii6e 8affen urlo anoere NUS
MISUNDERSTANDING peroen bierber
gebradt.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
6cuanN echt idbtUcs
rem 5citcn cnteeecn

@aI6in9ton - Die 8reiie i'm be-
freiten &ollono gi6t ibrem Cant fiir
Sic @%rlolnng BON ali Dem 2eioet
Nusorud 0a8 ibr 2anO ourdgemadt
fat, aber 3ugleid lit lie and niidtern
uno ffor in Ser gini6dbung Ser
idnpierigen 3ufunft Die @eneratio-
men BON SoIdnoern Dor ii9 baden.
Cine l3eitung idreibt ). s.: ySrl Ser
8ergangenbeit baben 8enerationen
auf @enerationen bon &olanoern es
in Idnperer arbeit fertRQebradt, ull-
Ter 9ono Stif fir Stiif gu oem 5i
MAIDEN, mos es id)lieBlid) murOe, ui1O
iebt iiebt iid sic gegenmdrtige Gene
ration uno oie, oie mad uns fommen
miro. Ser gleid9en Alrf9n6e geaeniiber
- il,r inter uuslultblid ihpierige-
rcll l~lmltdn0eit. Ille periohliden
Snterelien meroep binter Dem einen
3iel 3liriidgeiteIlt meroen miiiien, un-
Ter 9ano mie0er mii5ubaurn. @ir
lparen einmal ie6r reid, uno unier
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
Nos SIC Sran3cfcns
pcnt Reid lrcucn

= Ynris Gon d~iitboratlDeh @es
mabrsleutcn ipuroe erfldrt, Bic bieli-
ge 3egierupg merbe odruif beite6en,
oaB SranfreifS sfiiipriide allf oput-
ide Observation-Disclosures 0e1eh fei-
mes nnoeren 2anoes nnfergeoronet
neroen Oiirften. 8egeniiber elmer
aeuBerung oes ruiiiiden 5driitltel-
Iers gnto 9eontieD. nonad) Die
Soiet Union dls ons i'm groBten
llmfanae ueraniiitete 2ano einer 8or-
5ugsaniprnf bei 3uteifiing oelitider
Geparationsleiifinge ba6en miilie,
bemerften oie fran3oiHd)pn 8ortfi5-
rer, 6ranfreih meroe, memgleid Is
Die Ingobc ithcr Sen @ra0 Ser
4riegsberpiiIiun9en in HilBlaio nift
in 6rdge 5lcbe, ood) I'M 6alle zines
aonflifts Ser beioerieitigen allIprii-
de gleid)e 8eriid7idltiglthg Ser fran-
5ofidlen uno rniiiiden anipriide per-
lanBen.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
9eutid9c Gcfanecnc
frch iibcr KrieessnSc

Sort 9eocnS, Oioii. Nnttlif
pm Der Sopitulntion Delltlf]tonos
%UeritGn0igt, bdnoigten OeutIde, I'M
bieIigen 9agen umterge6rodte &ricgs-
qefongen aus eigenem antrieb Dem
Qo0erfommlanounten Sberii SarOl0
Storfe cine getneinihoftlida Grfla-
rln0 elm, in ser es II. a. 6eiBt: oNir
tbringen laIere @enugtullng il6er oas
@n0e oeS nationolio5ioliltiiAell Negi-
mes gum Mu8orld, 0os 0em oettid,en
@olfe unO Scr Belt Goo gleno nrtO
Gpronnei gebrodt bot, uno uEiere
Soifnun9 III, 0oB Ben Gereintell Sea
tioner min aud ell rcdlt 6al0iBer
Sieg ii6er sic iopaniihe Militdr0if-
tatlr beld)ieoelt iein ntoge".
9lnt poriecn Soln5tag ga6 Die Mi-
litar6c60r0e befonnt, $3.50 Der 3242
@cio1gcnelt i'm bieligen Eager batten
i'm 9allie elmer &otfrelt54aol(ef4e ms
uelantt 1923, 800 beigeitelrert nnO Den
@nnj6 ollSgelproden, ooB ooS 8el0
n~otlcioenOen curop1ii6en Ginoern,
o6ne ltnterihie0 Ser Nationalitat,
oeS @laubens uno Ser 9autfar6e 6u-
autefommen m0ge.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
,,Gmrepn" nesh 81,
0Brcmten" ~ecimnecn

9remcrbopen - Ger 10000 Eon-
men groBe GURUS Shnelloompfer
europa" oes Norooelttid)en 2lopo
bat ben gar3en &rieg bier an Eler
I'M 4aiierbafen perbraht mo er ols
@obnidtff fir Na3i-5ruppen oiente.
Sn Ser Nabe liegt Ser perienfte
ousge6rnmte Humpf Der etpas gro
Beren Bremen" bic 1929 pom Sta
pel'gelalien muroe, ein Sabr friiber.
ais oie europe. Sier aniaiii9e
9eutlhe beriften, oaB 0ie poIbela-
Dene Bremen" bon einem Sabotenr
u1lgeltedft unb uernidtet iDuroe.
geioe 9annpfer bolteit iiA oos
glauc 8ano fiir Sic ihnelliten truns=
ntlantiiden lleberfabrten ltno NIT If
uer begaltn llaff Dem eriten @elt-
friege Ser 8au non 2urus@Ballagler=
onnpfern, oeren groBter. ihonIter
uno ihnellIter Sic ,l@ormanoie" Der
Sranj0iiifen 2inie mar.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
@Oen ter
ltcb Srisco

San francisco - Der britiIfe
9ltBenminiIter antbonep goen fat
Sonntoq sic @eItfonferen3 IN eii1et1
all9en6Iid p~erlnlief, in iDelhelit Die
f(eineren Rationen cine iladgiebigere
Soltnitg gegen oie 9roBen Mdd)te ELM
genommefl 6oben. Die groBen Mdh,
te ifeinen Iih in allen 6olptfragen
eillig gemerOen gu ieinj menl man
bon ser 6rage ser Trellbaitoerl6aft
iiber oie eroberten 8e6iete ableben
mill.
Wie fir Mtolofob lporen uttd) fit
i'm sic 8robleme, meld]e iid) aus Dem
9[bltluB oes &rie9es in europa err
Qe6an buben fir Sic Seimreiie NAB
gebenO. Georges Bfooult. Ser franz
.5oIiif)e anBenminiiter, oiirTte Ser
n1de 0elegationsfiibrer iein Ser lei
nem 8eilpiel folgen9 miro, uno oun1it
mag iif) oie 0otmenoigfeit ergeben,
6uB oIle grDBeren 6ragen bon ben
Gelegotionen an fire &e9ierrngeit
5uriifnermieien peroen, ebe tie Dor
iiber lire Stimr1e obeebett fonren.
Die Gonferen5 bdt nod eiiter Ar-
belt BON 3tpeieinbdl6 8od)en nid)t off
5u ptele Grfolge aufsupeiien, oof
mag oos I'M 2aufe Ser fommenoen
ISOLDE aitoerS fperoen.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18

6ermon @oring be8eidnete III ellter
llnterre0unq nit @eneralmolor Sobr
IablouiIt bon Ser 36. Il. g. 8tDt-
ion QooIf Sitter ols einen BE.
ihranften Mann@, BEN friiberen Au-
BenminiIter Soa6im BON &ibbentrop
ais einen 5huit uho iagte bon Hlis
boIf SeB, 0aB er er3entriid lei aber
cine u~nge6eure Gner9ie befite. Donlt
oeripeiIte er nit gntem 4ppsttt EN-
Mdbl, Oa8 aus Subn 9artoffeln ultO
gr6ien 6eltano.
@oring, Der beltte rod1 trelmlttlger
Iprad ais ionit, erpabnte 9einrI6
Stmmler nit feinem 8ort. Bon Sit-
Ter loqte er, 0oB er, ob9eleben Don
Ieinen geiIen mad STATEN, niettlnls
I'M auslano gepeien lei nno onber
sic onSeren 8oGfer niht 10 gut ge.
FAINT hobe mie er lelbit. aHlbbentrop
mar Elm Shuft~, fuAr cr fort. @Gicr
Mlonote DOR Dem 4lt8brud2 beg &rie-
qes madte ib i'm ooraltf uulmert.
lam, 0aB @inIton Gburdlill 81 einenl
unierer 2eute in 2onoon gelogt bate:
,,@arum id%idt man mir INNER Elb-
bentrop, I'M NIT mir 3t oerbanoeln?
@arrm idift man nift einen gilten
Woann mie @0ring2" &uoolf SeB mar
er5entrilM ober er NOR o6ne 3weliel
Elm Mann bon u~nge6eurer @ner8ie. "
Mltf 9oblquiits 6rage, Oh Borla8
0as 8ud, BON Sin @epille 9~enoerlon
iibqr Ieine gerliner Miiiion gpleien
6obe, %ollttportete Scoring: ,9eltr 0os,
mas er iiber mid geidlrieben bat"
@0ting, ser INNER nod bon Gnglt
Dor oen 3ltiiert %erfiillt 81 Ieitl ld)ier,
lpies in Dem 8eIpra6 imnler fpieOer
orf Sic er~itautlihe omerifalriide
Sroouftionsfroft bin. 8or Dem Sotel
beiabtn iid Sic onerifoniidlen Diff
3iere @orings 8agen, Elm Maibod)
init 16 i3plinoern, NIT 2 3oll oiden
9an3erplatten uito bier 3oll oiden
Sheiben.
5alomurldalI Sitter BON @rein,
s@6rings' Nadfolger nls 0berbeiebls-
6uber Ser 2uftmnffe; befinoet li6'
bier ebenialls in @efangenidaft. gr
mlir0e bon einem 5lofgeidoB in ben
SUB getroffen ufro liegt in einem So
Ipital. als er iidy i0entifi3ierte, Jag
tie er: sd bin Ser Gbef ser 2uftmaf-
lie, aber ih baben feline 2nftnaffe".
@0ring idpeint oomit gere6net gu
4baben, bob mar i'm ST. General 81.
Ielrboper i6ifen piirbe. Seine @nt=
tin uno Iein &ino 6effnoen iid auf Ell
nem SdfoB ON 3elIer See in Debut.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-18
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ge9en Sapan

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perlaitgte, ouB Die @eltor-
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30 Mimlten langen G~1n0fnnfreoe
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leras, neil lie @rpb6ritannien nidt
bdlf, als es bon ben Deutifen nnge-
griffen wltroe. @1re es niff nm
Die 6reun0iGaft Noroirlanos gene
fen 6atte @robbritunnien 1941 eS
init Dem neutralen gire 5l tun be-
miiiien. (giner Meloung aus
Dublin 5ufolge aliBerte lid be 3D.
lera nid)t gu Der Anflage Gburdias.)
G6urdia prizes ,,oie geDaltige
Modtiiberlegenbeit, Sic Die gerei-
Stooten einieBten," UNI
9eutidplano 3n beiicQen tilo aDIte
Der 6iibrlrng Gen. @iienbotDers be-
grfbut.
lteber Die @ereinigten Staaten
ingte g6lrdiG: SD mofte eS in
oieiem 9lugenblif lager, bob mir
ttielnals Die g~etpaftige Maftiiberle-
gen6eit perfafrnt buben, oie Die Ser
einigten Staaten CUR &ettang Branf-
reidls nnD Der Seliegling Deutid)-
lambs eil1ieBten. @ir bntten ettpa
ELL Grittel ser amerifaniihen Srllp-
pen in Aftion, aber mir babeil nnie-
rem uoIefl Mnteil an Ben Gdmpfen
aetragen rpie uniere 8erllrite 3eigen.
uniere 5lotte 9at i'm atlantif Die
ulbDerglelhlidg groBere Gait getra-
gen, mdhren6 0ie amerifaniihe 6lotte
moliipe Starfe bauptidd)li6 ge-
gen Sapun ber1panote.
s9bmrhia iprad aud BON ,,oen
~militGriidcn 2~eiitilnaeit
ocS ruliiif)en 8olfes, bos an ieiner
inimer me6r Ocntld)e Srup-
pen BANJO ais mir git tim uermohten.
loldp umitritiene 6ragen ME
Eolcn Guberte er iih ii6erbaupt
ni1t.