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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25

the work of the Sunday School. On
Sunday afternoon she spoke on
children's work of the church in
general.
Ensign Elmer Hobbs is home on
leave with his parents, Dr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Hobbs, Sr.
The wedding OF Miss Lucille
Edwards, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Edwards, to MIR. Joseph
Rhine, of Hyattsville, was held on
Saturday evening at the Colesyille
Methodist Church. Following the
wedding, a reception was held at
the home of the brides parents.
Friends in this area were so
sorry to learn that Pfc. Franklin
Aud, son of Rev. and Mrs. Frank
lin Aud, has been missing in ac-
ton since Dec. 21, in Germany.
Pfc. Aud had been overseas less
than month. Rev. Aud is II
pastor-in -charge of the Burtons
ville-Ashton Methodist churches.
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The modern wife's cigarette BIZ!
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25
ROCKCREST
Mrs. H. A. Yocom
Tele. 657-J

Friends of Mrs. John Magruder
will be happy to know that she is
recovering rapidly from her illness.
Mrs. Mary Martin of Harrisburg,
Pa, is the guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Reamer on
Crawford Drive.
Mr.. r. E Williams of Wade ave-
nue. left Tuesday for a several
weeks business trip through the
South and Middle West.
The third birthday of Gordon
Kelvin White was the occasion OF
delightful party at the home o!
his parents, 1t. Comdr. and Mrs
w. Gordon White. Several little
friends were included.
Mrs. Della johnson, mother OF
Mr.. Meredith A Johnson, has re-
turned from New Jersey where she
spent several weeks visiting re.
latives.
Sgt. Edward H. Radford has
been visiting with DIR. and Mrs
f. G. Hampp on Paul Drive for
several days. Sgt. Radford is the
brother of Mrs. Hampp. He was
on Saipan for Sd days and has
been overseas for 20 months. Sgt
Radford is now with his parents
in st. Louis, Mo-, and expects to
leave soon for overseas duty.
The Rockcrest Circle of the Pres
by terrain Church held its last meet
ing ON January IL at the home of
Mrs. Nettie Legasse.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25
Ration Reminders

MEATS, FATS-Red Stamps Of
through KS good indefinitely. Nc
new stamps until January %.
PROGRESSED FOODS - Blue
Stamps Ks through rs; Az
through G2 good indefinitely. Nc
new blue stamps will be validated
until February /.
SUGAR-Sugar Stamp 81 good
for five pounds indefinitely. No
new stamp until February /.
FUEL OIL-East and Far West /
2 and 3 period coupons good indie
finitely all over the country.
SHOES-Airplane Stamps 1, ?,
and 3 in Book Three, good indefi-
nitely.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25

Cuff Sgt. Robert T. Cuff drives.
1t was put on the jeep at the end
of the Normandy campaign and re-
manned there until just recently
when we entered Germany and the
Army paper work required re {.
moval.
The helmet is sent to you for
your edification until such time as
the jeep can be attached to it and
when Sgt. Cuff can be driving il
if feasible.
Sgt. Cuff continues to do a good
job and rely on him great deal.
The division (29th) continues to
maintain it's reputation. However
the fighting is anything but plea
SAINT"
Sgt. Cuff hopes to bring his jeep
home with him at the END of the
war hence the reference by his
commanding officer to attaching
the jeep to the helmet"
X
Lieut., q. g. William A. Slicer,
USNR, of Gaithersburg, was re-
Gently promoted to the rank of a
full Lieutenant. When commits
stoned in the Seabees, Lieut.. Slicer
was stationed in the Aleutian Is
lands for Is months, after which
he was sent to the Southwest Pa
cific and where he is now serving
with a Construction Battalion
somewhere in the Marianas.
i
Seaman &c Paul B, Woodfield,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Wood
field, has been home on ten-day
furlough. His wife and three
children live near Mt. Airy. He
is stationed at New Orleans. His
address is 9277495, MT B RON. AZ.
Go FPO., New York, N. Y.
X
Garland E. Smith was given a
party by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Smith at their home in Sene-
ca, before entering the U. S. Army
recently. He is stationed at New
Cumberland, Pa.
X
Pvt. Jack w. Thompson, on de-
lay enroute from Camp Howge,
Texas, to FIT. Meade, spent last
week with his mother, Mrs. Frances
c. Thompson Of Rockville for a
brief period. His new address will
be A. S. n. 33,9oS,647, A. G. F.
Replacement Depot No. l, Fl Geo.
G. Meade, Md. q
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25
War Expenditures
At New High

Evidence of the demands of q
vast war effort is the fact that IN
December, according to the Trea-
sury Department and the War
Production Board, war expendi-
lures averaged $313, 100000 a day
"a new high for the daily out
lay. The daily rate last month was
l4.S per cent higher than in No
vember.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25
Washington Grove
Mrs. Robert S. Billhimer
TeLe. Gdithersbwg SAL.
Mrs. Nathan Allnutt is confine

Mrs. Nathan Allnutt is confined
to her room because Of recent
-oHllness. DIR W. L. Darby is re-
eyocoyering from bad cold, and Mr..
-siAndrew He'll is spending part of
re each day out of bed.
5hai9Mrs. E. G. Ritter spent several
ad5days last week with her parents
-'eftcv. and Mrs. Royal A Rice. She
EAlaas now rejoined her husband who
eeis stationed at Miami Fla.
-.f'!s'Mrs. Robert Gribbon of Plain
r field, N. j., is spending several
days with her brother-in-law and
4Yasister, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Muir.
81 aMr. Sam Ffetz was in New Yorl;
a4 on business several days last week
szslA Mrs. Richard Schwarts and sons
Frank and Phillip, of Derwood,
y51have returned home after spending
several days with Mrs. Schwarts'
salparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
-4si Msn~es of York, Pa.
sf.t nWord has been received that Jack
a.oSalamanca has received the Air
snsMedal. The formalities of the
sa award were held in January after
he returned from Christmas leave,
spent in Australia. He is station
ia etp oh slcehtral Pacific base. q
Mrs. William Walker left on Sat-
slSapEdsg toijpin aeri husband, Ensign
9alSssSSSs ,iq Chicago a tssv !,
...a.sMsp Harry ssheening of Wash
ilgton is Spending the week with
I'd MI Ii It ki1 c. SWFS'''' r
Two local fAnilies are quaranr.
tiieh with scarlet fever : the Ger
man falmily, and the, Crockett fam
ily. Gera Lee Crockett is the only
member Of the family who haa
saisacnnmbed to the GERM asial5gS Z
ss Mr. and Mrs. William E. Wach-
ter, who formerly lived IN Kensing-
ION, moved into their now home OH
Grove Avenue last week. The cot
age which they have ren1oaelled
formerly was the property Of the
Misses Barber. ~ - SS
Guests in the home Of Mrs. Dora
Purdum during the weekend were
Mrs. Mary ]. Wallich and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Bennett of Garrett
Park, Miss Alice Norwood of Beth
asda, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Brown
and son, Richard and Mr.. Ray Pur-
dunn of Cedar Grove, Miss Lois
Monkey and Mrs. Dave Norvell.
Those from the Grove who at
tended the Woman's Club meeting
in Washington were, Mrs. Henry
Becraft, Mrs. David Bradley, Mrs
Rob TT Billhimer, Mrs. Olive Farm
er, Miss Dora Hendricks, Mrs. Lee
Howes, Mrs. w l.. Darby. and Mrs.
Maurice Way.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25
Buckingham Williams

Decorations of white carnations
and palms formed the setting for the
wedding in Christ Church, Rockville,
ON Wednesday evening Of Miss Rose
Williams and DR.. Richard G. Buck
inghain The Rev. DR.. G. Freeland
Peter oficiated at the s O'clock cere-
mony. Miss Mary Almoney played
the wedding music.
The bride, daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. Walter A. Williams, was given
in marriage by her father. Her gown
OF ivory satin was worn with bridal
cap Of Brussels lace and veil OF illu-
sion, and she carried bouquet of
white roses. Mrs. William Howard
Armstrong of Kent, Conn.,, sister Of
the bride, was matron OF honor. Her
dress was blue lace with net sleeves.
She wore a coronet Of blue bowers
and carried bouquet of roses and
spring flowers. The maid OF honor,
Miss Constance Williams, another
sister, wore dress OF blue lace with
net sleeves and coronet of pink
flowers and carried bouquet of
roses and spring flowers.
The groom is son Of DR.. and
Mrs David f. Buckingham of Wash
ngton. Mr.. Wells Sackett Bucking-
ham, brother of the groom, acted as
best man, and the ushers were Mr..
David Randall Buckingham, Lieut.
Donald Buckingham of Washington
brothers of the groom MFR. w. An
derson Williams of Pittsheld, Mass,
brother Of the bride; and Mr.. Charles
Albert of Rockville, cousin of thC
bride.
Mrs. Williams, the brides mother
wore gown OF heather blue lace
and corsage OF pink rose buds
Mrs. Buckingham, mother OF tn,
| groom. was powned in grey crep,
! with an orchid corsage.
A reception was held at the HON,
OF the brides parents Immediately
following the ceremony, after which
DR.. and Mrs. Buckingham left foi
a southern wedding trip. The BRIDE
going away costume was green anC
beige ensemble, with brown accesso
ries and orchid corsage. Upon thei
return, the young couple will maxi
their home in Rockville.
Those assisting at the reception
were Mrs. w. Anderson Williams
Mrs. Robert Williams, Mrs. Davi,
L. Belts and Miss Wilhelmina All
mutt.
Out OF town guests included MIR
and Mrs. w. Anderson Williams o
Pittsheld, Mass, Mrs. Robert vii
liams of New London, Conn.,, Mrs
William H. Armstrong of Kent
Conn, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde NJ
Stout Of Berwick, Pa.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25
COMING EVENTS

RUMMAGE SALE-Nylon Stock
ings, Electric Toaster, 9 10
rug, clothes, etc. Benefit st.
Mary's Chapel, Aspen, Nd, on
Saturday, January 81, 1890 to
$3.50 p. NJ, at Wheaton Cross
roads, Wheaton, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25

PRESIDENTS BIRTHDAY
BALLS-January 80, at Silver
Spring Armory, Sherwood High
School and Kenwood Country
Club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25

If the outlook seems black, try
the uplook.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25

BINGO PARTY, given by st.
Maryss Church, in Church Hall
Rockville, on Friday, Feb. 2.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25

He who laughs last is usually
the dumbest.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25

Optimism is life - pesslnism
slow suicide.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25

The modern wife's cigarette BIZ
makes her husband fume.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25

Mrs. Ruth Wells Cuff of the
District Attorneys Office, has u
German helmet sent her by Maj.
Gen. C. H. Gerhardt, U.SA with
the following note: "This helmet
was attached to the jeep which Sgt.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25

Pfc. Herbert Butts in the Philip.
pines has met and visited with DR.
w. S. Murphy also Of Rockville
Capt, Murphy is the first acquaint,
ance Herbert has met since he en-,
tered the Army over two year.
ago.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17

Sdlienen su beltreuen. nm HGoer Ser
2ofomptipe om Mltid)eu 5lI hinNern.
Is iinb IS SanofGltcn an ben Sci
ten uorballoen @lcid,5 ,itig miro sic
Sofpnlotiu. lunglmn oitrd, hus @aid).
scItel gehradjt, in ocm sIrbeitcr nit
Camp hetriebene Sphorrfuprrid).
tilngen be,usen. I'M Shmlt. Gel
lno Sett bon Dem tsahrg. iten ser go,
.innptiuc 81 mnidp. II. llnr Damn mirh
lie oui Sefette gepriiit. @enn man
feline iinoct, perlGbt tic &inslcn am
nid)iten ,3l9.
Snfclse nicirS @etri. bs itiea oie
9. uoIferlng @inslo9ps aui 5000
Eicic Scllte mobnen in Sunta sc &c.
balt'unaen, olrllter 81 Cottages, Of
Sroiler. 26 iabriSierte Sauier. S,pri
,lng, ba,lte EarIor- @ageu nit aoicn
fiir 40 Sellte, cine Gplpnie pon 40
@orcnr SGlliern, uno Elm 8ebiuNc
NIT - &ohnmgrn iiir 2aallna ,sn,
oianer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17

@inslop, ari5 9ieier Srt, mel.
der por Dem &rieg $500 Ginpotncr
bate, lit Sic ~Gieielbalptitatipn Ser
Melt" aeiroro.n. Inter oern Sruf
Nes ariea,s hat oie Santo sc @ahn
i'm in cine Sienititaticn iiir ibrc ans
pier Seilcu heitebenocn 6S C:e'cl-
(SiiterSusslotomctiueu, ucn oencn
koe 54OO Eferocfriitc entuifelt,
rerpanoelt. Sec Nicen Ser Sr,ie-
ncn .lehen onc "a St,nNen 23OO
Wagaons nit mid)tia.r Grieaairnd,t
ourh @lnsloip. Gin'dIieblih oes
Ecr'onenu, rfehra fpnlnt ooer aCbt
Elm 3ua bier nQe IL Minuteu.
Snfnlaeociien ucrNreiiod,tc Sic
santa ,se oic &apa5it1t o.r T,rihuh.
anlagen in @inslom trob Ser anopp-
belt an arheits.rdit.n. Sn @inslon
merocn Sic lanacn 8iitersiiae aus
Dem Often, o;e iiber oie Ghcnen ia.
men. III fl. mere 3iige ,erItiid If, be,
por lie oic Tn.,rt iiber Gas @cbirac
lmo ollrd, Nie &iiitc nad) Ser @cit
til'te fort'ebcr :ornen. @eItlid, Don
MlnsloD lieat lin @ebiat nit id,or.
rem Stelaunl.n uno llNucu. trndcucu
NiiltcnItrefcn. sage erreichen in
Hipronn. Hlri5, cine SGrr pon 1870
SitB ilno 9ehen Damn ialt AM S6bc
oes M, crcsipieJela b.i Neeolcs, So
llfprnln. hcrob. &c Snfomotiucn
nl,''en einen 3iIa Don $500 Snnnrn
obne Sd)uhIpfomotipe iiber Nieie itei-
len Stelg,na,n siehen.
Giciel. rat hi: tet cine Nuppeltr So
'nng fiir Nic Sciahren uon @.birac
Nno @ii'te. I'm Steiaungen 81, be
paIligen. iino Santu i. Sofonlntiucu
nit eleftri'ten Ger5ogerlrngsbrcm.
''n Vr'el'en, Die an Dem Gr;niip
herirAen, oab 3u1fraftmotoren 10 llnl-
ac'lelIt merNen oab il. 8eueratoreu
neroen. &c nl' Nieie @eiie er,cu3t,
S&natrart hilft, einen lanacn urN
'd)Deren 3uI nuI lang @,iiillcu
inrildSuiIalteH 10 Nni, olc aoitipi lac
ltehcrhislng BON Hiocrn unN abnllt
Suna Don 9rem5flosen perringcrt
miro. sludl III Ser ySiiite crpies iidl
Nie S;eic!ma'd)in. uls hralldbnrcr.
SIlTigcs 9lnhalten unn Sdnpilofo,
motip, n. sum @aiierioiien wuroc
iiheriliiiiis. ssn iriiheren Sabren mNr-
Den tialdD cine Diilliou @allonen
&olier nnd) slih Torf. slri5. be'or,
bert s TT brultd)t man BORT MIR 800
600 @auonen @aiier uno meilt rur
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17
Die Plasiiklinse ais Ersatz der Bril!e
isch ober nvr fver etwo sechs Stvnden ertroeoIich

llngcrnhr 5000 slnRrifaner iihr
lid befommen lett uniihtbar pla.
ltiid)e Slider in ser ,Sprm BON Son.
toftlin'en Die aenau 81 ,Sorm nor.
mailer 9lucen pniien. Sic merNer
untcr oen slugen!ioern unN iibcr
Gem sIugapIel einaeiiigt.
Sie'c uolltomnru plaTttTd)Sn Gin.
ZEN limo etpas Heues aui Dem We,
aiete Der Scebilismittel Cine neue
&unIt oes Shleiiens uno Yolicrens
p!nlti'hen Materials ermoglidt es.
aontnftlinien her5litellen. Die ieSe
?Irt bon auaenbeieft forriaiert. sic
nit geIpohnlid)en Mngengl1'ern sori.
rigiert merNen fnnn. NIT elmer einii-
1cn Nuslahnle: &ontaftlinien f6n
r;en nid,t OILS 0iiofnlaldier hergc,
Iieat meroen. Annarnions ieood, &C,
ben &ontaftlinien pielelt 2euten
Sebidbiafeit. benen nit allgenglu
fern nid,t geholien meroen fam.
Tie Termcnbmg zines plaltiIdle!
Mnterials id,altet auch oie 8eiahr
ees 3erbretens ans ionic Ser Ser.
lctuna Der 9lugen. mie es bel @lns
n6glid, lit. Sa, oas plaitiidle Ma
terial biloet ioaar oiieniid,ltid, Ell
nen Shnb bcs Muges gceen Gerlet
,uneen. ielhit lei barten StGBen.
,3,i oen bepbadteten llniallen &c
fort elm Stob mis sENee nit einen
1ennisbaG. nobel meber oas sllae
rod sic plaitiidp 9inie perlebt nilr
SC. gei einem Mutouniaa muroer
oie sluaenliSer ourd) herumiliegeno'
Glasiplitier Seriflnitten, aber mece'
sic Gontaftlinien. nod, Die aMsel
nnroen beihdoiat. Gnrd Die lhao
faite Maid,ine einer ilinaen &rieas
orkiterin lmlroe Gin Stiif Stabl oi
rcft segen Die &ornbaut oes einel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17

Sr, Sr,ihltoTTuuInai,nc nurNe gcbailt,
oarl;nt.r cin Sanf iiir 100000
@alloucn. iplpie Sunfs iiir $4,000
SuI, Scl-uno 1000 @auoncn Srcib-
ltoif. Sd)rlier6l, S.,a oua Granfco'cs
nbaelniien MIRO. iIicbt hurtl, Npbr.
lsitrngeu in e;nen Snnf. Spltcr
Miro oicies Del mi. Ser in Is hraud,s.
S!lItanS uericst. 5000 bis 10000
0alloneu Gel merocn inn Monnt BON
sSinalom mad, Ser MiocriIitouoict.
Sunlsanlolc beforNcrt.
Cine rom @citen :omn nnoc. Die.
Iellofnnlotioe miro in gSinslosp pom
3ul ubgef,lppelt unN ouf Elm onocrca
'Sclci'c gehrad]t,. no Tunlpcn nit
elmer M1pa5;tGt bon 800 @anoncn in
h.r lHinlrtc 1000 bis 1900 @aaun II
Del in ieoe Ser pier limits pitllpen.
,Sn s Minlten lit Nas 9iieienitahlroS
gcIiittert. Sann geht es sur Gambia
lion. no Nie Seiter1a;hen nit SonN
leIiiat naron. ser b nlst piro. sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17

lid cin Mr.eJageiangenenlnger oili
'elnen @lpTel iino slnIasen unter.
9ebrad,t. ,Senhe2s iahren aui Ger
l.cilen Seite cine StraBe hinaui.
Sas onltnniihe Sclsge'tain lit iebr
Deih unA 5crbrofclt nit hersbre-
henoer SGuiigfeit. Gin einsiger
Seep crreidlte bisher Sen @ipicI,
uno er .uar pon eiucm @unAuscr
tnalGIgeSogen noroen.
llebcr Die S.ugpllse. sic Saupt.
troofien pon Spo ,Sima, fam MD.
rlel ge'agt Deroer. mlsgenpnlmen.
nab lie benust speroen, uno inar
IN elnen l(mTange. Der fdlm mog.
Id 'd)len sur 3slt, ais Die ltar;ne.
iolonteu bier lanNetcn. aFebr oils
10 Superfeituusen. Sic lid in Nu,
tefanoen. tnnnteu bier ,3uilud)t lin,
cen. ,sriiher. bepnr nic Marineipl.
Haten hierEcr fanlcn. mdren lie ale
ucrlorcn gelpeien. 60 fam mon
pohl iagen. oaB oie id)redliheu So
Iten, Die uns Die Groberuna oieie,
Sn'el ucrilrIahte, unIanaen, iih be
3ahlt III MAIDEN.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17
Hatssnsaklnneen
Shluk bon Sette /.

lbre Griite;lj nls iold,e bcariinSeIt
oiiritHl nadr Mcinaus oes
Slr'tituts Sitter oieier Art {G.obeI,
Ssien. aiibiihr6nfe. Maoios, Naias
ma'd,incn. NGhmaidiinen. lcf,triid)e
srtifel unb bcrgl) inn @erte 'pon
$1,000 bis $4,000 ponnoten baben,
nno oaSl ipenoen alte trie neue go
mliicn lnuielro Griab iiir ubgemt-
ten Sailslat 5u beifaifen haben. Non
iplhen Ginacn, mie Tutos. ilua3em-
gen Deer Sodniern gar nid,t 81 reoen.
Ser &anR.,nlenten-Greoit erreitte
i'm &rieg cincn ue,,en 5ieiitano. Ser.
Seit iinN nod, nngefabr $1,000. .OOO,-
600 oircftc ahid)laassoblllnps .Oar.
leben MlsitebenS. 8eaen Gnbe t94i
tparcn es Iabe5u $4,000. 100000! r
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17
Die ,,Kleineu Brueder" in Frisco

marter, bis Sic Neihe an lie foumt,
Nas @ort 81 ergreileN. sSlr bahen
fem Grcaranmn iiir nic &onferen5.
@:r msroen iuhGreu."
Tnnn N;bt ea oie ulgn'lnpiidlc
Se'h:rhte uon Sen annIllftcn ilpi
't.W ocn II: 1,anaeru Sitos, Sc
,Orin" iiuN; lmo henen Aflballc
m:tiha, ser orollben lit uno blnein
MI. Der Srob oes ltifhallmu,t't!,
viifte oitic @ndc mt Eaufcn mo
SrpmpeteN "in unN Itcb SrohlmaeN
aus. Hab es in Suaoilamien 81 cl-
nem Ser rbIutoitcn &iirNertr:eA'
IN Ser (5eih;dlte" fuuunlcne msrNe.
nenu iit o;e &erGnoer!tubrn Dor,
MD, in>erteH. Mas Sc Kifbuilr,
p;titanbGr9er nollen. lit cine intc,
auiiert2 aonniiiion. o's brerl'
2ouoc ireie @bIcn aoraniieren ira.
oom:t enc Sefiritirn Regier,lng &C.
tiloct MIRO. oic ale politiit)cu Ear
:s;cn umiob: Sns geid,:ebt. obnobI
Sau ,SrancIsco Iih nit Ser Gln'et-
sung elmer intcrnatirnalen Srgaui-
'ltion bciobt uno nid)t NIT Den in
ncnpolitiitru Eroblencn ser e;nSc.
ncn Eunber.
sllld Sic Snocr iinN aah San
,SrnnClsco gefonmcn. nm 81 erflii
rem. oab lie nit,t pertreten limo, Ano
oaB hie Don gnalano beuprsugte in.
Niitc Negier!,na pcoet pop,lGr nod
rcprdicntatip lit.
@aa oicic E:iiiocntcn eritreben.
iit. Ircnn It'on nlt,ts unoeres. oie
,ntiprcd)cnN affreo;t:erten Seleaier-
ten lmmcrhin oaran gu erinnern,
Nnb es nidt cininh icin Miro, Die
@elt pou Ser 9lugIr ppr Dem &riea
III bcircicn", me Clement slttlec in
'einer GrHllefonicrenS uorigc ISOLDE
inate. @Ghreno Ser eSrieoe ,niiten
Sen 2inScInen Natiorcu ourd, cine
nternntonulc organization gelidprt
neroen oiiritc. nero,n innenpoIiti.
die &pnflftc Ser StinNer MIR ourd)
Sntcrutntion Ser orHi 8robm1htc
oerhinbert suerNen fonnen; nb,r oas
rurNc in Slmnhartpn Cats niht Jc.
plant.
Sas ulles ioll aher nitt beiben,
>ab Nic Sc.eaierten Der flc;usn va,
.ioncn III Gan .Srnnciscn oen aopi
}lngen llIien lnA inn Sd)moQDinfcl
iBen Ser aernpultt lit. oab ihr Sp.
.inisnu: lidl nuf ihr &ertrauen
tllBt, onb ilt) Die Nrei @rot2n ais
chtlih geiinntC "NroBs @rjioer" er.
.Dcl'cn merNen.
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iiir SnnlpfIuforlntiptn. lucld)c Eer-
ipuensiil. Der &luptllnic ,iehen.
Hlbcr otd1 Sic SiciclIn. pnlrtinr be
Nnrr ar EiIelc, llnS oieie Miro ihr
in @inslom ,ltci. Die Mrhe:ter BORT
fGnnen cine Tici ,llofnmotipc inn 3cit,
rulml unn 80 lfiu,tcn nit neucnl
Srr;h'tnfi urricicN. ipoid1en llno nud,-
Ich II. 9ln cine mtnpiiclen Saa aphen
ga C5iitcr- lno E r'ouen ,iiae ourd.
Gin Wiitersua fnnn III II Minutcn
nbaeiertiat perocn. Gics idiIiebt Sr.
'peft:on offer @lgen, @edlicl Scr 60
fnnlotluc NnN O.r aahuic cin. Ser
Observation-Disclosures mllbte nngcl,oilt
ncrNen. nm h;e grnEen MaId,:nen
o.,inehmer III fonncn. Su ser SieIel
9faidlirenDerf'tntt m,trben entipre-
d1 noe nrooerne Sr>hbGnfc initalliert.
Sn nieIan SGllen nrroen @erf,el,gc,
sic rldlt per'iigbar lraren. ielbit ent.
norren un0 leh1llt.
Cine pollitiMo;gc Station iiir
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Two Jima wird mach und
mach ,,amerikanisiert'
Nit dem BoUen in dem vUIkonschen Sand vnd broeckeIn
den Gestein hot es sehwieriakeiten

S.po S:nla. - Gs lit faum ci.
nen Wonat ber. oaB oie eriten no
-rIneloloaten aili Slpo Sima ssiB
iaBten Sn nieIen pelngen Sagen
iii Die Sniel iaii 10 amerifauiit ge.
roroen lp;e cine ourh arieas.nou-
ltrie 5ur S!iite gebrad,tc StoAt Ser
Gereinigten Staaten.
3lpar lit, Sspo Sima nod fem
oolipert;ger Stiisp!sntt geporoen,
aber es iii aud, niht mehr ieue
ltlluIrige Sn'el, Die es nod por
einrm Monat mar. Voumaterinl uno
sroBe 8iIten poler 3il'!ihr liegeu
iiberaa perItreut herllm. arane unn
GampTbasger bauen an ueuen Stra-
ben. llnO iiber alles bat lid, e.re
Tede pulfaniid,en SauNes gelegt
Der ourh oen unaufhorl;hen Ser,
tebr aui Sen Strabeu auigcrirtr.
fporben iii. Delhe o;e Sniel ourd,
iflueioen unH lie pon aiiitc ,ll Slit.
iiberaueren.
Sn elmer Shlld)t am ai,Beriter
Noroenoe Ser Sn'el iteben Sapanel
uno Warineiolooten nod INNER in
aampi. aber Ole Arbcit iit i'm San
ae. Sim Siibenoe oes iiioliden 5eil:
Der Sniel sibt es nur nod menig
mas an Den arieg erinnert oa:
aeriframmte 8eiitt oes Suribahi
lrrses, elm paar 5erihoiiene @eton
gcid)iisItdnG. unn oie iiberiiilltel
fleinen gesrabnispldse ser oritten
nierten uno iiiniten Marineaiuiiion
Ger Suribadi ielbIt bat lid, &c
anbert. Nm ieinem ,SnBe beTinoc