davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-13
,mtrrmarr in Drntfdllar,h =

Sn einem 2eitartifel madt Die
Seem gorfer ,Gimes' Die foIgenben
Musfiibrungen:
8abreno bic Srie6ensbertr1ge fir
Die 8aianenItaaten 9eutlblanos aus
gearbeitet tperben, perlu1t Staatsie-
fretdr 8prnes alh Dos ShIiiiielpro-
blem fir irsenoeinen europ1iIden
Srieben ernItbaft in angriff gu neb-
men: 0eutidlano. gr bot nit 6en
amerifaniiden 8eborben innerbaIb
9eutidlanos fonferiert, um elm bop-
peltes Brogramm at el1ttperfen, elm
Hrogramm auf ipeite Siht, oas einen
enogiiltigen 5rieoenspaft unfaiien
Jon, uno Elm fur5friitiges Hrogramm,
our6 6as 8eutidlano auf eine Baiis
Der Selbiterbaltung geitellt tpiro, OBJ
ne oaB es unterltiisnngen aus benz
8ortemonnaie @meritas erbGlt. ,Snr
4ngenblid," fdbrt bas 8latt fort, lift
Geutidlano tatiddlih in bier Solo
MEN aufgeteilt, bon oenen iebe ein-
5elne BON einem Der Sieger entipre-
denb ieinen eisenen Iniihten, Sra-
oitionen unb Stttereiien regiert tpirb,
obne 6iidiiht auf Die politiihen uno
mirti6aftliden 8eoiirfniiie 9eutIh-
lambs ODER guropas. 9as grgebnis
lit, bab Die Gage iib peri9limmert,
baB Die @irtihaft oes 2anoes Iabm-
gelegt lit uno Die britil6e 3one, bic
bas bod inouItrialiiierte Gubr-@e-
biet umfaBt, Dor Der @efabr oes 3u-
iammenbruhs itebt. ga Die 3uiier1
Die ueberiduBprooufte ibres @ebie-
tes 5uriidbalten, iinb nur groBe Wab-
rungsmittel- -8erfrabtungen aus ben
Ser. Staaten uno ben bereits itarf
ange5apften Geierben Ser griten in
Der Sage, Die &unsersnot 5u perbii-
ten aues oas lit cine i6le6te @in-
fiibrung Der Demofratie fir bie Deut-
iden. IS itellt auBerbent cine Ser
letung oes Botsbamer glbfon1nens
oar, in Dem borgeieben lit, Dob
9eutihlanb als tpirti9aftlide @in-
belt angeieben unb Die beutide 8e-
bolterlng elnbettlid bebanoelt Mir
BE- Das Botsoamer Mfommen iit als
@an5es Our6fiibrbar, es lit aber niht
teilpeiIe our1fiibrbar obne baB es 5u
elmer &ataitropbe fiibrt. General gi-
lenboiDer uno General MfcNarneD boz
ben in ieoem ibrer 8eri6te ausoriid-
lid, aber nergebens, auf oieien Yunft
bingetDieien. DAB oies nidt 10 an iein
braudte, miro olr6 bas neue Mbfonl-
men NIT Seiterrei6 erbGrtet, mo- bie
3onengren5en feine 8arrieren mebr
fir Die 8eforoerung bon gerionen
ober 8iitern barItelen, lonbern lebig-
lid Gemarfatiouslinien fir Sruppen
iino, unb mo- Die Sieger nur oie ober-
ite &ontroabebor0e oarIteuen, mo- aber
Die 0iterreidilde gegierung resiert
|nnb mo elm 8eto Ser Sieger ni6t
|mebr burb cine einaige Ma6t aus.
geipro6en rperoen fann, ionoern ein-
itimmig erfolgen muB. @as in De-
lterreicb nit elmer 3entralregierung
erreiht peroen fann, fann aud in
Geutidlano nit elmer 3entralpertpal>
tung, mie lie in Dem Botsoamer Mb-
fomnen oorgeieben muroe, eroielt
nerben."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-07-13

ben Suno gefonnenen mobernen
Welt Elm gutes 8eiipiel fir cine an
it6noige uno seredte 8ebanolnns
idtpdderer Witglieber Der 8olfer.
familie burd Die n@roBen"!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-14
B U. 5. Corporations
Voted IS Millions
BY the Associated Press

The House late yesterday voted
s45 $40 ,2S7. to finance the 80 Gov
ernment-owned corporations for the
next fiscal year with the stipulation
that they must have congressional
approval of their programs.
The Appropriations Committee
had approved provision that the
corporations might initiate new
programs with presidential appro-
val without submitting them to Con-
gress.
Representative Case, Republican,
of South Dakota raised the point
that the provisions amounted to
Legislation in an appropriation bill,
which was contrary to the rules, and
the chair upheld him, thus striking
it out.
The two Republican members of
the subcommittee that wrote the
bill, Representatives Jensen of Iowa
and Ploeser of Missouri, had filed
a minority report objecting to the
provision. They supported Mr.. Cases
move.
Otherwise the bill as reported
by the Appropriations Committee
was sent to the Senate without sub
stantial change.
No effort was made to change the
Export-Import Bank section of the
bill, although Mr. Jensen and Mr..
Ploeser had complained that the
bank has become a means Of avoid
ing, the specific approval of the Con-
gress in the lending of money to
foreign governments"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-14
Mrs. Sima S Postcard
To Rollins Barred
As Trial Evidence
By the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, June 14.-Sustain-
ing a defense objection, a Navy
general courtmartial declined to
admit in evidence today a postcard
which Mrs. Margaret A. Sima tes-
titled she had written to Chief
Steward Walter W. Rollins, a West
Indian colored man.
The seven-offcer court at the
Naval Academy is trying the 46-
year-old Rollins on charges of two
sex offenses, theft, embezzlement,
misconduct and gambling. Rollins,
veteran of 81 years naval service.
pleaded innocent to all the charges.
When 1t. Comdr. William P.
Burke. co-judge advocate, sought
to introduce the postcard in evil
dence Mrs. Evelyn Baker Richman
of defense counsel objected on
grounds of irrelevancy. The court
sustained the objection after brief
dleiberation.
Admits Sending Card.
Mrs. Richman made her objec-
ton after asking Comdr. Burke to
which of the six charges against
Rollins the postcard was purported
to relate. Comdr. Burke replied
that it. related to the sixth charge,
alleging adultery with white
woman.
Mrs. Sima, attractive young wife
of Musician First Glass William R.
Sima, jr., Naval Academy bands
man, testified under questioning by
Comdr. Burke that she sent a pic
ture postcard to Rollins while she
was on vacation in New Hamp-
shire last September.
Eyes. wrote it to Chief Rollins"
the 23-year-old blond said as
Comdr. Burke showed her the card.
Mrs. Sima denied yesterday that
she had ever been alone in the quar-
tiers of Rollins at the North Severn
officers Mess, where he formerly
was on duty.
Mrs. Sima Testifies.
Mrs. Sima was called as a prose-
cutlon witness. She had been
identified in previous testimony as
one of three women and two men
present with Rollins at a party in
Rollins quarters at the club during
the early hours of last February 10.
She was asked by Mrs. Evelyn
Baker Richman, defense counsel:
Have you ever been alone In
Chief Rollins room at, any time?"
mo, I have. not" was the en-
phatic reply of the 23-year-old
blonde.
Most of Testimony Secret.
A Navy investigation of the party
led to the detention of her husband,
Musician 1/c William R. Sima, jr.,
Sima's father, 1t. William R. Sima,
ST., suspended leader of the Naval
Academy Band, and Rollins.
Young Sima subsequently was
convicted by summary court-mar-
tial and sentenced to bad conduct
discharge, which was later RENTED.
Young Mrs Sima's testimony came
at the end of seventh day of the
court-martial, day in which most
of the testimony was secret.
Curtis Carter, who formerly served
under Rollins at the North Severn
officers Club as steward, was
questioned with neWspapermen ex-
Guided. Later the reporters were
informed that Carriers testimony
dealt with the sex charges but there
was no further comment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-14
False Alarm Sounder Gets
80 DAYS in Breakdown

A breakdown on persons who turn
in false alarms was started yester-
day by Municipal Court Judge
Thomas D. Quinn as he sentenced
quentin A. Yates, 10, colored, Of the
first block of Sixteenth street Sc.
to 30 days in Jail for pulling fire
alarm box "as a joke"
Pulling fire alarm boxes is getting
to be pastime," Judge Quinn said.
This can serve as notice to the
public that it must stop. If anybody
thinks they can pull an alarm and
get away with it they are mistaken.
They are going to serve time.
Fire engines going to fires are
source of danger to citizens as they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-14
Births Reported

John and Marie Bean, girl.
Francis and Susan Bechelli, boy.
George and Henrietta Beck, girl.
Joseph and Harriet Burack, boy.
Joseph, jr, and Catherine Bolger, girl.
BENJAMIN and Agnes Clarkson, girl
Robert and Pauline David, boy.
Ralph and Ruth Gaebe. girl.
George and Margaret Harwood, boy.
John and Kathryn Hupman, girl.
Milton and Eva Jet; boy:
M NfFma a AND Marsof senf Kee girl boy
George and Catherine Krouse, boy.
Charles and Betty Lanham, girl.
Ernest and Doris Levin, girl.
Robert and Olivia Marillat, boy.
Charles and marguerite Miller, girl.
Theodore and Jane Mosely, Boy.
BENJAMIN and Margaret Mundel, boy.
Eo asst ana Rachel Maly "a Rain ara girl
Louis and Violet Schultz. boy.
John and Julia Sheehan, girl.
Carroll and Linda Stone, girl. ~
William and Aubrey Woods, boy
James and Helen Alexander, boy
Joseph. and Marie Marie Ashton, boy.
Ralph and Rachel Brooks, girl.
Roger and Emma Bush, boy f.4
Harry and Lauretta Butler, boy.
James and Thelma Carter, girl
Richard and Irene !Conyers. girl.
Joseph and Gertrude Curtis. boy.
Barnard and Eunice Davis, boy.
James and Mary Francis, boy ~.
Monroe and Virgia Hall, girl.
Robert and Bertha Hawkins. girl.
Oliver and Connie Hill, boy.
Henry and Willie May Johnson. boy.
Robert and Elizabeth Jones, boy. - s
Robert and Beatrice Kidd, boy.
Granville and Julia Lindsey, boy.
Marion and Rose Mack, girl
Robert and Sarah Morton, twin girls.
Edward and Janet Murray, girl
Joseph and Annie Nelson boy.
James and Martha Randolph girl.
Paul, jr., and Rachel Thomas, boy,
Lodge and Betty Walker, girl.
Robert and Loney White, girl.
Houston and Geraldine White. girl.
Albert and Louise Williams, girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-14

have the right of way over all traffic
and it costs the taxpayers money"
the judge continued.
Policeman L. M. Daniels testified
he arrested Yates yesterday in the
vicinity of the fire alarm box at
Sixteenth and B streets Sc. in COM
pany with two other boys. Yates,
who was honorably discharged from
the Coast Guard recently, pleaded
guilty to the charge and said he
mad done it 'as a joke"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-14
i. BAcKAcHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN
ADVERTISEMENT
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-14
Medical War on Cancer
Discussed BY Council

Plans to intensity the medical war
on cancer of the castro intestinal
tract, which took the lives of ap-
proximately 10000 Americans last
year, were discussed yesterday at a
meeting of the National Advisory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-14

Cancer Council at the National In
stitute Of Health, United States Pub
lie Health Service. Bethesda, Md.
The committees discussions in
volved what research projects should
be initiated or expanded, and which
individuals and institutions are best
suited to undertake such projects.
Under leadership of DR.. George M.
Smith of Yale University, chairman,
the group also was considering ap-
plications for grants to support gas
trio cancer research.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
GinscianOt:

Der atueite @eltfrieg lit beelloet
uno mir Idreiten oulndbIig pie0er
normaleren 3uit1nOen entgegen.
@abreno Scr &r~iegs5eit bat lid 0ns
9eutIdtum @oibingtons poaenos
oerloren. Sem @einngoerein beitebt
mebr mo- mir iriiber 0rei batten. GS
qibt fem 8ereinslofal III Nalbing=
ton iup man lid nit ieinesgleiden
trefien mo gentiitlide Stlmoen ge-
nieBen f0nnte. Is lit pobl an Der
3eit ga cine Aenoerlua 81 modem
IS lit sic 8fIidt oes Concord
Slut Elm oeutides @ereinsballs SIT
idofien, bod mar er iabrelor8 CUR
llntGtigfeit uerltrteilt. SroB lam
aem Suden fpuroe fein ~paIienoeS
Qofol oefun0en gum gnfoitf. Wtie-
ten lit uliSgeidloiiett. Sd bin DER
l1eber5eugllng oaB ous mas mir broli-
diem, pon u1s iel6it geballt iperoet
muB. 9as fam aber nur inter-
nofninen peroei1 iperln mir etllde
bunoert Mitglieoer befommel, Die
milens linO mit3ubelfen, piele nele
Mitglieoer on3u5ieben. Sat Der
Gerein sic @intrittsgebiibr bon $25
ouf 6 Monote ~iuipen0iert uno be-
reits ettpa5 Grfolg er5ieblt.
Gin berrlid gelegener 8las nott 2
Mder init onOeren Idonen @aus- uno
Rebengebauoen lit uns gu mdBigen
8reis a~ngeboten ulo tuer0en Grfiit-
6iolu1gen einge5ogen 5neds Grrper-
bung elmer Shonfliaen5. 8ieler
Glab f0nnte bar be3ablt merben,
Iamt n0tiger @inrihtrne, nit Dem
uorhanOene @erm0gen oes Concord
CLUB uno piiroe fir einige Sabre
unIeren 3peden entipreden. 8abr-
Iheinlid miro Oieie 6rage entifie-
Sen, in ser 8eriommlung am Cams
taq, 80. 3on. in 1916 81 g. g.,
mo3u aanoioaten %freunoIidJit einge-
la0en Iilo.
Sir braliden neues iunges 8lut.
$. hilbert 8uebler
Ii8e 8rai. 5. Concord Club
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
He0icrmnosbcanttc
kclfcm 8cNiirftiecn

ariegsIefret1r Serr 6oiporO 6.
&eterien uno MitgIieOer ieiner @ar-
tie bo6en ouf ibre Snipeftionsreiie
olir9 Geiterreih NIT ibren eigenen
gugen oen ,Sunger ser 8euobner
geieben unO moren 10 geriibrt, ouB
lie ieIbit G9&G &ofete aufnuften CUR
@erteilung oil beoiirftiee 6amiIien.
an Is @gJf@ &ofeten5 ieoes Don
40 8io. brutto @erDiHt un0 90 8fO.
netto ouSerleiene 2e6ensmittel emf.
balteno, erfreuen iih beute oiele bum
grige 5omilien. Die 2iebesgoben
puroen Ol1rb sic Serren 8eterien;
Sobn 9. @oo0loe, @eneralfonh1l ser
@%ieoerauf6alt 6inon5ieritngs Ront-
miiiion; Sc @itt s. Sdied, YrGii-
Dent ser Il. 3. S-onOelsfommiIiion;
CHARLES 6. &illorO pom he .Stoats=
department; Somes s. McGormod
Sr. utO st. Sol. &oIano s. Sort
man, 6eioe Gertreter Oes Rriegsam-
tes, iiberreift.
@9t9fg cine obne eigenen Ser
oienit un0 bon Der &egie,ung amer
famate Silfsor9nniiation gibt einem
SeOen in sen Ser. Staaten Die M2oa-
liffeit 0en bilngrigen Meniden in
Oeiterreih nn0 onoeren europdiIhen
Sdnoern, iopie in Den amerifani-
iden, britfiden ltnO fran50iiIHen Sc
tieten Gelitiddan0s nn0 @roB Ser.
lin in ibrer Not 3t unterItiiten. @g-
ms gibt ein ie5r groBes 0obrungs.
mitteIpnfet gum g~eringen Nreiie 0on
$40 un0 garantiert 0ie Nblieferunq.
Sn DirfIihfeit foItet oas 8fO. &C.
bensrnittel nur "a Gents.
Rod ieiner aiidfebr uon ser 2Sn.
lpeftIonstour betonte SilfslefretGr
Eeterien, 0aB es ieine abiidt lei,
ipeiter9in beOiirftige 0lterreidiide
6ainilien gu ,a0optieren" uno ieinen
6reunOen raten miir0e, Oas @leihe
gu tim. Gr iagte: ugieIe unIere Col
oaten in Seiterreid bd6en SoniLien
aOoptiert unO Ourd 5reun0e uno
gerlpanote in Den Ser. Staoten
@aRe &ofete 8l9ute fommen lai-
len"
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
=. WcrecntbaM len.
9OjGRrie eeitcrbcn

Jeaip gorf, SIN g[lter bon 80
sSoDren ltarb in ieinem Seem gorfer
l92im SenrD Miorgenfbou len. o1np-
rffoniifer 8otifofter in ser siirfei
BON 1913-i9t6 uno 9oter 0es fri.
,1eren lSfobiefretdrs Senrp moraen-
t9au il. Gr erIag elmer @ebirnblu-
tung.
Sein Sobn ueilte am lsterbero-
ger. Die Satin M~orgentbalts fonnte
ipe9en &ronfbeit nibt onl lSter6e6ett
hires @atten lpeiIen.
Salrn Morgentbo1 mar in ser
Staot Mannbeim in Deutl6Iono ae-
bnren iporOen. AIs neuni1bri9er
@lsQbe murOe er nod) sen Hereinafter
iStoaten ge6radt. Seine @ltern Ia
men crit % Sabre ip1ter nafD Nmeri-
ia. Sem Batter mar elm mobI6ubenOer
3i5orrenfabrifant in Monnbeim qe=
meien. Sn Sen @ereinigten Staaten
9atte er aber fein @eld6ftsgliid. 9o-
ge3en 0ffnete iif Dem ISobne 0ieles
groBe 2ano, 0os 0omals nod elm
,&ano Ser un6egren5ten M0gIiffei-
ten 8efpeien lit.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
StrafUcrfaRrcn ococn
2ImiUicocIn cin0citcut

Malbington Ser groBe Yro-
5eB, ser I'M Sabre 1914 gegen 26
NngefIagte pegen A~ltfmiegeIung
onaeitrenet mor0en iii, pur0e en0-
gilltig eingeIteI1t.
gbefridter 8oIitbo 2otps bonn
8un0esoiitriftsgeridt itimmte SEN
9lntrGeen ser gerteiOigung 3u, oie
Inflage nieoer8uidlo9en uno cine
@ieOeraufnabme Oes Hro8eIies 8u
oerbinoern.
Cine 8ieoeraufnabme Oes Hro-
5eiies ,,ipiiroe cine Srobeitie ser
8ere6tigfeit Iein", erfldrte Gbef-
ridter 2nipS.
Gin @ertreter Oes Suiti5oeport-
ments erfldrte, Oos Suiti5oepnrte-
ment mer0e gegen Die gntideioung
Cams 8erufltng einlegen.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
SclN3m0 0c0cn
Krcbs IN HMblanN

9on0on (GR9D - aufgrun0 Ell
nes Dor fllr5em 9efaBten 8eldluhes
Der Somjere8ierung miro Oos 9on5e
2anO BON einem 8ropagonoafelO5i5
iiber3ogen, in Sem Die Mtittel our Or
fennlins BON arebsiBmptDnen Il. ser
'gef1mpfung ser Ausbreitung Oieier
&ranfbeit erfldrt meroen.
Ser 8i3eporiitenOe oes 3re6s6e-
fdmpfungsfomitees 4leranoer So-
ipitsfb, Der NIT ser 9eitung oieier
polfser5ieberifden @nmpogre be-
trout mur0e, bat, mie in biei1gen Ser
0ffentlidaingen berihtet miro, ge6it=
Bert, OaB 1einer Ser entiheioen0en
6aftoren I'M Sample gegen Die
arebSuerbreitung Die 9opulariiie=
rlttg Der miiienidaftlidpn Grfennt-
Ser Grebsforihung MT. Sic fib-
rem oa8lt,. 0aB uiele Batienten redlt=
Seitia Sen %rt foniultieren. &inos II.
E5eater meroen Slime iiber &rebS-
0ergiitun9SnoBregeln Uorfiibren.~
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
psreinsFaIenNcr

GOneUrS Glmb, Suc. &%raiioent.
@arI Stober; SefretGr, $. g..
8infIer, 7tO-6tb Str. @.@. Scr
iammlungen am 4. Samstog /. DC.
t7t6-31ite Str. 9. 6.
@uiblastOn SanserbmnS. 9rdIi-
bent: aIfre0 &opf Sefret6r: g..
SrudIeB, 1922 - 35t6 9Iace, &c. 50.
Sineitinoe jeOen /. uno 8. Samstaa
I. 80. i'm @auIe Scr. 1915 Bite
Street @. s.
%rOlpett Sin GrieObOf. BrdiiSent:
5reO goseIiang; Sefretdr, S. g..
8infler; Sdosmeiiter: laurence d.
Stus. Geri. am 2. Somstag i'm
Monot i'm 6rieobOfsgebduoe.
0eutIdw Jreimnarer SOse Armi.
MUS, Scr. Is, G.M.A.M. SefretGr:
6re0f. Bertram, 1341 GbepberO
Str, g. 6. 8eriommliine am i.
0ienStog i'm Monot i'm Neuen Sea.
ionic Sempel, 13te uno $ StrnBe,
u. SO.
@reater Beneficial 1tniDn, 9iltrifi
1r. 100. @rdiiSent: Sobn @reoleiu;
Sefretdr: G6riitian G6riit, 1922
6infte Strobe, g. 8. 8eri. am
A.. 8ienstog /. sc. 1716-31t Str.
9. 6.
Greater Beneficial llniOn, 9iitrift
Rr. 40. 9rdii0ent: Midel 9oi.
ner; Sefret1r, g9riitinn Rronelt.
Sitter, t104 8onipant Ctr, Sitoer
Spring, Mo. Ieri. am 4. 6reitas
i'm Monot int ,S5iOe 9oint Eauern",
t2te utto e StrnBe, Rorooit.
&uppert Scim Tranen SiIfsDerein.
9rlIioentin: 0ron grnit @. grown;
8eriommlIung am 2. 9ienstag I'M
Weonat Inn 2 llbr I'M Seim.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
pcItpaRStS jcbt an vDcr'
NrGmetc" int uSsSePtcr
pcn Berlin ocitattct

Ias ,,8iiro fir SnternotiouoIen
San0el" i'm Sonoelsomt bat betamt-
deaeben, 0oB icst 9iebeseoben orl
displaced perions" I'M omerifoni-
ihen Seftor oon Berlin per 8oit &c.
lf)idt meroen f0nnert menn Die fol.
aenOen geltimmungen erfiiIIt limo:
Gerortige Yoit : @afete oiirien
MIR uon ser displaced perion" cine
Rarte - llHRRA 8oitformuIar Nr.
L. gen1GB oen 8eitimmlingen Der
II. 9. MiIitGrbeborOen i'm anIeritd-
niifen Seftor gerIins erboIten ba-
ben. Ser Sn6oIt Ser 2iebesgabenIen.
Ounaen lit oui &lei0ung, unuer0er6-
lide 0obrungsmittel, MeOifamente
un0 8itamine ionie Seifen uno &a.
iierprGparote beihr6ntt. Se0e Sic.
besqobe bari II @funO, EotnIgeuitt
i'm @erte oon b0ditens $25 nidt
iiberidreiten.
Gas @ort .9iebesgabe" C,@iit
4orceI") mus uui Der aorelle oes
Gmpidngers a~ngeBeben uno ebenlo
aif Ser 3olIerfIdrung uermerft lem.
gsur Elm @afet pro ISOLDE bari pom
oemielben Nbien0er on ben gleiten
GrnpfGnger geihift ner0en.
Ger Ibienoer muB beim auigeben
zines 2iebesgaben : Hafets an cine
displaced perion" i'm ome%rifaniiden
Seftor non Berlin Sic BON iener er.
GnItene aorte (llgtR3A Eoltformu-
lar 1 )uor5eigen. Auf 0ieier aarte
ODER auf einem a%n9ebeiteten Blott
meroen 0as Tatlum Ser Mbien0ltng
uno sic Anfangs6uditoben 0es 9oit-
beamtens ser oas Gofet anuimmt,
uermerft mer0en.
@eitere Suformationen erteilt ous
0rtIid)e 8oitamt.
Die 0udriht, oaB iest 8oltpofete
an sic logenannten displaced Yer-
ions I'M amerifaniiden Seftor Oon
Berlin geifidt iperoen fonnen, 5eigt,
0uB oie Organization Oes Hafetpoit.
perfe6r8 in Berlin leit ser gr6ffnltna
ser 9olt meientIid iortgeidtitten 1T.
uno lie beitarft Sic @oifnun8 ollel
Mlnerifaner, oie @erpnnote uno 8e-
fannte in geutIhlnno baden, Oob il
gdloe Ser @ofetpoltoerfebr aud oltI
6ie olgemeine 8epolferung 8erlins
ausgeoebnt meroen m0ge.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
Zinc IiiNNcMtidbc
SclbItntcrNItatiitie

saittaart, - Nod) 8erednungen
Ser Milit1rregierumg bsaeben in
8iirttemberg-9 oOen monatlih 0urd-
ifnittlid 81 8erionen Selbitmoro.
I3~ueiSrittel 6apon limo Mdnner. SSn
S. 0ro5ent oIler Sale muroen ourd)
Die oeutlfe 8olisei @eiitesfronfheit'
un6eiIbore aronfbeiten uno Melan-
dole feitgeiteat. Damn folgen 8 3ros
aent meaen mirtihaitIider SHnierig.
feiten S Bro5ent me9an Jamilien-
itreitipfeiten uno 6 8ro5ent megen
poIitiider Mctioe in Terbinoung NIT
oenn Gritten 3eih. Grei Rro5eat Der
sa6itm0roer batten Qiebestlmmer.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
tpirN aucitcr s.5
Acnfcr blcibcn

Nem Dorf, Gergeont ssobn 6.
8oo0s, ser o~ffi5iele Arrnee.Senfer
in europa, febrte an 8or0 zines
TRANSFORMERS 5lriid lmo pon5te iid)
gegen Ole &ritff, sic an linn megen
Der Altffniipfung Der 3ebn Nn3iJ5iib.
rer in Niirnberg geiibt iporOen ipar.
,laae lire @enide tporen iofort
ge6rod)elt aber einige Der Serden
id)lugen nod" 10 erfl1rte Der 35i16=
rige lSergeant, ser idon Dor ieinem
gintritt in oie glrmee &enfer mar
uno mebr als 200 Yprionen bonn Be-
ben gum 3o0e b%eforoert bat. S1 Ben
orei Sobrcn ieines lleberieesD ieniteS
fat er 1874 Yerionen in europa ge-
bentft, foit ourdapegS Ra3i4ariegsber-
BREEDER.
Sn einem @eiprdd nit @eportern
'beitritt @ooog entifieoerl, oaB er iei-
,ten @enferberuf ail ,,oen Nage[ ban,
gen" none. Der mr. 8 SUB 3 SOD
sroBe Senfer ingte: Sd beItreite,
onB ib i~rgenoeinen (oer Na5i- 6iib-
rer) nobmn(S bellfen mnBte. 8eun
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
5mr = d

GIf Efun6 Eotae per @Gt inO bon bier nod Ser amerHoniifen,
britdcn uno Der f%ran5Oiifen 8eintungs5one erlaubt. Die Rofete
miiieu Oe ge3ei6uuug ,@iftpadase" trogeu uno fonnen ole not
i~penOigen ge0arfsartifel entbalteu me 2ebensnittel aIeioing up.
RaudnoteriaI gilt nibt ais 2ebensnohpeuoig, od peroet werH9e
81fhen 3iaaretten ODER Iobof nibt beonfaHoet. Sic fonnen GEE
Iegentlid aud einige neue 9leiOun9sittde iOpie neue &~inOerihube
beHigen.
GebRgepadts gafete uob Berlin tuerOen nibt b%efOrOert, ieOOd
ioIde Ourd Agenturen.
8pilhen Sen ein8eInen geiabungs3onen in 9eutbIonO lit elm
beibrdnfter gafapOfuerfebr re8eImdBig Bis gu einen TfunO
600 @rannD 8ulaiig.
Der 9uftpoItOertebr nod 0eutidLnuO in ale 9eiosungs8onen 1T
pieOer er0ffuet UOr0en. sq9sa gSEaFo betra9t 15c Die babe lhaae.
Die antmortifeine fOnuen grefen mad 9eltihlanO betgefigt
tperSen % Cents.
peRerrdh: guefe bis al einem gfunO unO Gotfarten aud ge-
fh1tIiden sSnbalts: @ortoIGBe: 8 gents fir 4artel mo 5 eertS
fir Sic erle lln5e 6s 8riefes. ane meiteren lln5en ie 3 eents
alt4poit. Biz ali einem 9fn0, 80 Gents iee babe lln5e. Yolt-
pafefe bis ali ii Nuno bi 70 3oa llufone. @ortoiabe: | Rfhno
40 Gents, ii 9fnao $t87, fem 8OnenunteriHieO.