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Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
DAGSBORO

Mrs. Mildred Steen Baker,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner,
and James Heller of DerOit, Michi-
gan, stationed at Fort Miles, LeweS
were united in marriage Friday,
November l, at p. m. at the
Bethel NJ. E. Church by Rev. Ross.
The wedding music was fun nished
10y Mrs. Mccoy JONES. Mrs. De-
lorous Evans sang Because" The
bride wore aqua blue with black
accessories. Her sister. Mrs. Hilda
Tingle was the matrOn of honor
and wore dress of gray. Mr..
Johnny Knowles of Fort Miles, was
best man. A reception was held at
the home of her sister. Mrs. Horace
Tingle. They left for a wedding
trip.
Mrs. Jennie Bunting left Friday
for treatment at the Jefferson Hos
pital, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Walter Timmons and Mrs
Louise Bennett and son Clifton
visited her brother. Mr.. Lonnie
Bennett at the Delaware Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Martin TimmOns
spent Sunday with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Long at Sci
tyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Davidson
Mr and Mrs. J. NJ TimmOns enjoy.
ed church supper at Whaleyville
the past week.
Mr.. Harry Brown of BOrdentoWn
n. j., spent the week end with Miss
Pearl Baker.
the week end as guests of Miss Iri;
Clogg.
Mrs. Sallie BraSure and daugh
j terS, Miss Ethel Alma and Irene o
Wilmington were guests of Mr.. anC
I Mrs. Charlie c. BraSure. Mr.. Bra
/ sure is ill at this time His cOndi
tion remains unchanged. Miss Aim;
. and Irene were dinner guests of Nh
and Mrs. Wilson Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curnie Clogg ant
Miss Bertha Bunting spent Sunda,
night with Mr.. Johnny Franklin o
near Byards.
Mr.. Raymond Marvel, Miss Anne
liza Davidson, Pfc. Tunney David
son and wife, spent Saturday even
ing in Wilmington
Mrs. Margaret Davidson returne
after being ill at the Milford Memo
rial Hospital.
Delbert Daisey employed Il
Lewes is spending the week at hi
home here.
Mrs. Ida Porter Of Baltimor,
Md. is spending some time with he
sister, Mrs. c. c. Brasure.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08

Copyright, e46, United States Brewers Foundation
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
GLENDALE
Community News

y
Mr. and Mrs f. w. Ireland enter
tanned guests last week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Nelson Hall and
friends ,motored to Philadelphia OH
Friday.
Rev. and Mrs W. Bundick are
having as guest this week, Mrs.
Bundick's mother from Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester DickersOn
and daughter. Phyllis. were recent
guests of Mrs. Thompson of near
Greenwood. Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Webb enter
tanned guests from Maryland dur
ing the week end.
Mrs. +. T. Wilson was Il recent
caller in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. DerricksOn
visited in Milford Saturday even
ing.
On Sunday evening. callers of Mr.
and Mrs. c. W. Ennis, ST., and fami-
ly were: Mr.. and Mrs. |. T. Baker.
Jr.. Mrs. Della W. Baker. and Mr..
and Mrs. I. W. Ellingsworth and
daughter
Mrs. Louise Jones and Mrs. w. ID.
EllingSworth. Jr., and son Wayne,
were callers in Milford last week.
Mrs. William Mcllvain and
daughter of Laurel were week end
guests of Mrs. Sarah McIlvain and
Miss Mary McIlvain.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcllvain and
daughter. Barbara visited friends
on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Webb were
recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Webb of Milford.
! Dorsey Reynolds. ST.. spent the
week end with his family here.
! Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI.
! Tormey are the mother and sister
of Mrs. Tormey. Mrs. Josephine
! Adams and Mrs. Van Cleave OF
Saint JOSenh, Missouri.
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. W. Bundick, Pastor
| Sunday. November 10
Sunday school services at 10 Il. M
in charge Of +. w. Ireland, superin-
tendent
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08

Mr.. Jackson was rs years of age
and was a much respected lifelong
resident of Magnolia.
The sympathy of the community
goes to these bereaved families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Anderson spent
the weekend with their children,
Chief Machinist Mate and Mrs
James H. Smith. On Sunday they
attended the commissioning OF
Chief Smiths ship, "The Valley
Forge" at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard.
Mr.. and Mrs Elwood Knight and
Mrs. Harvey Gourley spent Tues.
day shopping in Wilmington.
Word was received here severa
days ago of the death of Mrs. Mar
garet PrOuse Rice in Wilmington
on October 27. She was a former
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08

Maybe you saw that poll on who
has the easiest life-men or wOm-
en-? OF course, the men voted that
the women did, d,sand the women
vice versa.
1t would be the same in our town
take any family. Thad Phibbs
envies his Missus spending the day
at home, with no hot Office to at
tend to. And Sue envies Thad his
luncheons with the boys; and his
evening glass of beer with friends
(while she cleans up the dishes in
the kitchen).
OF course, none of it goes very
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
Preaching at II by pastor.

Preaching at II by pastor
Evening service for Youth E'ei-
loWship" at Gas.
Worship service and Baptism
service at 7:30 O'Clock.
Meeting
Glass No Eleven will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. George
F'ithen on Tuesday evening, NOvem-
ber 18th. All are cordially invited
Meeting
The New Market w. S. c. S. will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Mill
man on Thursday evening. Novem-
Der 21st All are cordially invited.
Special
On Friday evening, November S,
members of Class No. will give a
delicious turkey supper for their
husbands, friends or sweethearts in
the Glendale school auditorium at
$50 o'clock. This is the famous
I Mems Night" so members make
special effort to he present.
Special music and entertainment
McCOllcy's Methodist Chapel
Rev. W. Bundick. Pastor
Sunday, November 10
Sunday school services in charge
OF Preston Donovan, Supcrinten-
/ dent.
Union Methodist Church
Rev. W. Bundick, Pastor
Sunday. November 10
Sunday school services at p. nj
/ Preaching at p. m.
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Robert Il. NailOr, Pastor
Sunday, November 10
Sunday school services at y. m
Preaching at p. M. bp pastor
4 Everyone welcome.
The AlbanianS are the oldest
race in southeastern Europe.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08
From where | sit e. by Joe Marsh
Who Gets Of Easiest
Men or Women?
Advertne~e~t

deep. Thad knows way deep down
that the Missus has plenty of work
running a house; and Sue knows
Thad's friendly glass of beer is we'll
deserved relaxation after a long
hard days work.
From where sit, most husbands
and wives may grumble now and
then but they know in their
hearts it's a case of live and let
live, give and take, that comes out
pretty even in the end.
@e @e4e
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-08

The Albanians are the oldest
race in southeastern Europe.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-12-24

Another excursion to Cedar Point
planned by the Community Assn. for
Thursday. All business will be sus-
pended for the day. Chas. Hankish
and his helpers viii be in charge of
the refreshment car.
DR.. C. H. Smith writes of the Won
ders of the grand canyon and urges
all to take a trip to see this scenic
wonder
About so young people of the Set
tlement went to the home of Eli
Amstutz to remind Miss Fanny of
her 22Rd birthday anniversary.
Miss Pearl Tripplehorn is spend
ing a weeks vacation in Detroit
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Cyrus Schumacher of Lawn avenue
Elvira and Carrie Sutter returned
from two weeks visit with Wads.
worth and Sterling friends.
Ralph Stearns who recently en-.
listed as clerk in the aviation divis
ion of the army service is now In
San Antonio, Texas, and has passed
satisfactory examination.
/. B. Beeshy and family started
in their touring car for weeks va
cation down through West Virginia
Miss Rhoda Stratton entertained
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-12-24

ly because of his hypocritical treat
ment of the Wise Men and be-
cause he authorized the slaughter
of the Holy Innocents-and even
this deed of incredible cruelty might
have been forgotten If the Innocents
were not associated with the Babe
of Bethlehem who grew into the
Christ and bequeathed a new philos-
ophy of love and peace to all
mankind.
Some men question what has been
accomplished during the 20 CEN
turies since Bethlehem.
True enough, some of the records
have been written with indelible
inks of hatred and prejudice and
splattered with much blood; but
cynics had best not rest their argu-
ment too confidently upon the CORY
records written or provoked by men
who either did not know Christ or
openly rejected his commands.
On the other hand, the glad It'd
ings announced to a few shepherds
at Bethlehem have inspired courage
and faith and love such as no earth
ly decree or proclamation has ever
called forth.
Faith and Peace are eternal
quests-and twenty centuries are
mere ieeting moments of Eternity.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-12-24
NEWS DIR FATHERS READ
FROM ISSUE OF AUG. 9, 1917

number of friends in honor of
Miss Dorothy Ludwig of Leipsic,
who is visiting her this week. Guests
were Misses Eunice Smith, Treva
Patterson, Fairy Berry, Beatrice
Stith, Dorothy Balmer, Helen Sut-
ter, Marie Mason, Consuelo Wise,
Francis Burkholder and Edith Rog-
ers.
The following from the M. E.
church are attending Epworth
League Institute at Lakeside: Rev
and Mrs Burton, Misses Edith Hall,
Pearl Bogart, Elizabeth Hummon,
Bernice and Eddyth Bogart, Marie
Amstutz, Mabel Hawk and William
Radabaugh, the Misses Agnes and
Mary Auton of Rawson and Oscar
Bogart of Findlay.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-12-24
Faith and Peace
Are Eternal =.

TWENTY centuries have passed
4 since the inn at Bethlehem was
overcrowded because of Caesar
Augustus and his census.
The bigwigs who crowded the inn
were committed to oblivion by their
contemporaries and, except for the
census and resultant conditions at
Bethlehem, 1t wouldn't matter too
much if Augustus completely van
ished from the history books.
It is generally immaterial that,
as puppet king of Judea, Herod for
titled the kingdom and kept it out
of the clutches of Cleopatra, rebuilt
the city of Samaria, and endowed
several pagan temples long. since
crumbled into dust. Few people
know, and fewer care, that his wife
and two sons were murdered at his
command. This sort of Roman
lied Jew is remembered chief
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-12-24
Lincoln Issued Famous
Emancipation January /

The Emancipation Proclamation
was issued by Abraham Lincoln on
New Years Day, 1858.
The Proclamation abolished slav-
cry in those states and parts OF
states which were in rebellion on
that date and, though other days
are observed in various parts OF
the country, January ! is the date
most generally observed as Eman-
cipation Day.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-12-24

Balinese women have many rights
when they are married. They man.
age households and family finances,
own wardrobes, jewelry, and uten-
sils. Some have their own incomes
from work outside the home. Men
have title to houses, fields, imple-
ments and cattle, but prize victori-
Gus fighting roosters next to their
children.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-12-24
French Celebrate New Years

The famous Jour de PAn"-Nev
Years Days probably the gayes,
day in tie calendar of the French
Canadian. That is the time of fam
lily reunions and of exchanging gifts.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
Rrttif III
grMulau.

@Oibington - @dbrero Sic Ges
gigrlilg b%offlutng8Ios att 3etroit
bIidte ttn0 ourd ole @rEIdrunn BON
General RotprS ldtuer entl1iidt
iuiuoe odB lie ste Gmpfabmngen
Ser oon 0en1 Brdifoettteh Eritnait
ernunnteh Eotiud)en GQntmiiiion
nid)t onAebmelt F0nne, ipran gSini-
an Green. Der Eraii0ent ser aS9.
I'M @eiBsu Sans itnO tritiiierte Oeii
8eridt Ser einsn groBeu GSsS,
8erbar0 beriihrte.
Standardization iuBte Green, oob
0ieIe nelte, bon ser Iesiernng int
General NotorS san ein3eIhlage-
ne MetboSc ,oie @eteiliNltHg scr 9ie-
qtertuq at Der Gseitietling ser 96bne
beoeltet. Gle aomniiiion lit atpei-
ter geaou1en, ais MIR oie Eatioheil
feItsuitgIlen iitO 6as miro Stdl inter
6ieIer Wetbo0e immer ergeber. z
Gr aieiute inoeIien, Dab ote mora
hide @irfltng~ Ser BON ser Som.
miiI;oI li%nterbraiteteit @mpfeblllns
gen ,IhIieBlid au ibra Anndbtnc
fiibren mltB4
Green erfIdrie, CT babe Sail Yr0-
iIoanteil Narnif biueepteiett, ,,pdB
Sic Observation-Disclosures gut iiinf.
tionieren. tpoimlner lie ebrliH aitga-
apait0t merocn@, lttt0 ooh Onber feline
Nottuenofgfgit beitebe, y0ieSbe5iig-
lide @eletbeitiinmrnSen otf3l6teI
Ieit uro Ole EegtcritnasfontroIIe elm
sifithrCn.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
&erbObnt
MmtrifaMer

Eari8 - gin entriiiteter grief an
0ie Nrmcc8eitlttg Stars nno
Stripcs4 beflagt iid) iiber cinet
fiir5Iiden GortroJ Den Gertrude
Gteiu, bel DeGd)em oieie irans0iiid)e
Sfmiftlteqertn crfIdrte. 0nB u8a0e.
wannell ben ein3igen tpert0oaen Bet-
tra9 slmertfns Slun 6ortihritt IN
Dcn leeten 40 Sabren" 0aritelten.
StaffzS er8eant 3. S. GSpul0
bonn @auptqturtier in Briiflel
idnieb: .8enfl 0ie Arrtee 3eit .lino
@elo fiir Delr Srafisport Don 2ellteti
gil @ortr1gen por SoIoaten oer9eu-
set, Damn ionte Te ianotr0 tD6hIen,
non oeiien Sntcntgen5 bic Sol0atetl
@epint batten
SspaIo qlsoticrt Jrl. Stein aus
einer fiirSliden &eoe folgenoermo-
Ben: Die Mmeritaller Iiebett ben
&rieg itltO tDaren III nlebr &riege N
sen lebten buttoert Sabrell pertDif.
felt, al8 irgen0 EN- ellropalides
2a10. GS mar ser SAP Ser Brofi5o.
ietg nift @affen u1po 4usriiitin8.
Ser sic Gelltid)en iange Dor 0em @in=
trefFcn Scr Qrnerifaner bgiegte.~
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18

Nrmrfteid itnS G3:nd iid lultcr Ocn
10 QGnsern bcfhnoen Die ibre 9ereit.
uitliafeit befinSet boben. iih nit
anasrifuniIten Tertretern 5niamg
menSiieben uiro Sic NaiBo6e eiaer
&~eoii5ierrrtg Der 6nnoel&Ifrdufcn
lit Nngrifi 5t neDrtefi.
Tier @eanten, Die eS 0ble5uteit.
uaucntlif 5itiert jt peroGt, iaatclt,
onS 5taatSSenrtnent 5ie!p zine Scr.
ldiebuf5 ser 4or Hri,5 I'm me5terr
Mtoiia1e In @rni 5ar5, I'm utandyen
9an0eru ntebr Set 5tr Gor6ereihtta
lit Laiien. Se0er 'oerartigc Al,fidrtb
lpitr6c 5nongsn,siie cine @erFtliu5Ai9
Ser grob oiyfga5ie5euoea '@anorIs
uno ArbeitsmarfiS : 3onIereu5 Scr
&.reintgten Rationeu CUR J0Iae bn-
beit Die bent proSioriiheh B3al
pat fiir IGitte Sts Sontuters onGc.
iett porDen mar.
9h!uobI NaiBIanO eS. unterIoIiett
bat, Sus ltebercinfomntett bon Bret
ton GOODS friitsereht DOT Dem 81.
DECEMBER 5a iigNieren ieien lie SEN
nod lagten 81 AntspaioreL saIl
8ofinunA SAB iSocpiefoertreter iid)
ertihlieBen niiF0erb 5aS @anNeIS-
meeting 5i baiuder.
gle gateu olIeroirNS 3u, 6aG
&uBtou0 pieIleifyt beidllieBer f6rrfe,
fernsibleibeu neil Ieine itaatIifc
pau0eISpolittt uno sine ~anoersortt.
gen Sheen it6er NanSeIsweien it'd
10 TART bon Sen gIridaminScn ieter
91nocv raiterihet5eit, nit oerier cS
"a oorauSiihtIid III pcrbonoeln ia.
BEN ipiIroe.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
RciiIdse ynNmitric
arbcitct uUieNcr

@nstaoen, cSn lester .8eit
suttroen bier apidtige Snoultriebetrie
be iii @roBeeiien mieoer er0finet.
Gie 8u6ernbfen gfienmerfe in Nes.
lar babet Sic Vrooltftion uon
9nnpffeiieln iofpie Sic 5eritetIurg
BON grnseltriIen dlifgenommen. i'm
auf oieie @eiie Sic frftiide &ropp.
bert ali @obhling8 ltno 5nOuitrie
beislt1tg ltnS Ser @raftulllagen sit
oerbeifern. 81 nlofatlide Brcouf.
tion betrG9t 5ur3eit 900 Conner.
MeiIer & so. IN iSranffiirt Cat NIT
Der 6erlel[ung eon io~tiuenoigen
@erf3eitacn, GdgpeiB Nppototcn
uho Sdmetocnerf5eltgen b%rsonncft,
Gle "a. Eprner & g.. c~benfalls in
6ronffiirt, ifettt f1r Belt monntItf,
10 @er6erenHafdinen iiir 0ic 2eoers
jnolitrie fer. Sn Stieriteif Fat oie
5irno Sdeioenpantet Motorrdo
ibre Ere6uftioil nicer aufgenom-
men. Sic milf nod i~nrerbaIb oieieS
SobreS 10000 aiIo Sn~omtriefeTm
beritcllcn nn0 aus octt Marft brin.
gen.
@nnnooer, Gas @altptperf Ser
Continental @umnni @erfe
nlg6nitnoper fat sic TrieSens.
prv0nfEon tehniifer @umnimdren
erreiht. 168lid meroen ,tfra
1000 ailtoreifen nn6 ettra 500 ne
ter Joroerbano fHr ben geretap
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
SSIHatcltsK mnN0ebMtts
gen iSb0Ncn ser Il. :.

Hralrthlrt a. Mdui. General
Meg1nrrep foroerte ieinc 1mIppeu
oltj oie 0iientIideu 9emonitrati9nen
cin3illteIltn.
Wis i'd IN Iebfer 3eit obgr
ipiett fat. miro Dem RorareB ge-
5eiat babeM oa} 0ie Graft Boar6S
uidt 10 aiiir Ir6eit geleiitqt bobtn,
ME lie 9ltten Ieiiten tliiiieft,4 beiBt
es In ieiner GrfFdrung.
Ger Gberfotnutan0vrenae rtnie.
rer Erilppen in europa fiNte btn8tt,
oab SeiHonitrotionen 6ieicr Nrt i'm
ierem 2nn5e IhdoIid iin0~ aanS iei
itenl gtttett Grfe in on0eren Stdoten
I65rltd) tltn.
Ser General ipraG git So Ser
tretert ser $4,000 proteftierenoen
antcrifdniiden Soloater. CT nab
81. 6aB mir Bel Ser a6Iofuno Ser
Srlfpen nidt ID cute g(rbeit qelet.
net 9Aobeil, ipie mir 91tten .Ieiiten
lniilienl" ltnO iebte 9in3u: ,,girer
Der 6ebler oes Observation-Disclosures
ii eS 8eluelert Dab es BON SEN
9rait 8oar0S nidf 9eniigenO Qeiite
ritz Die I6IGinna ser 9tnppen orac
bat."
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18

nieOer0ebrIHt

Tronffurt o.@., 1snti6JonO =
gnrahernS 1000 orteritoniite Sol
ooteit, Sic nciierIid gcgen bic per-
laiioIomtc g[bruliterttitg oeinonltrier.
ten, riefen tnter griiIleit itlrO 8iiden
ben Hanten Oes Generals Soiepb Z.
Mscg1ornep, 0es ninertfnniiden 9ont.
mannanten III europa, ilno iatgen
.Nir euoIJsn Stel"
Sic goIouten briiIItcn nlih oett
Honten oes @riessietretdtS Ro6ert
q. 8atterion nieoer, itno elmer fiar
erfIdrte: uBir lucrOen aud
lueiterbin Beriamnllingen abbai.en,
Bis mir ms sem 5freiinoIiden Sic"
uetnebmtih moHea iDomtt Gene.
roI Giienbofber Ger dtnerifontihe
@eneraLItabSfei ltn0 B~org1nger
WcNorneb3 9erHeint lit.
Sic Generalization Der SoIoatsn
etfoIgte, dIs tbre 1ertreter bon elmer
aonferers sltritd t1nlett in Der ibnsn
bon Doben Nrnaeoifisieren 9eia9t
porSea rpar, 0aB obe MannIdnftet
10 Ionge III europa gebnIten mer0en
miiBten, bis Die 8ereinigtcn Stodtcn
tbre 6ortigen &erpiIintungeH eriiiIJt
Ao6eit. 1en Observation-Disclosures
rcnr ieeoh periidert iuoroen. odt
ManniGaften init IS o6cr 1tasbr
ElInftef lid nit gnoe 6ebruor nlti
Sym @eintpege befiitoet mityoen qiiib
onb iene NIT 80 lino nsbr Htnftea
Bis gnoe Ndts europa OcrIuIien
5a5en pitroe1.
8aIbntgton, - Gin lltiterfomitee
BEG Sehates fir ftiIitdrHde Mnee
.Iegenbeiteu pltroe nit ser llnterin.
fatttg Der GeinobiIiiiernraS : 5itAa-
ton 6,2trallt, Don Ser 8oriiten0er
GOpin 6. SObnion %. goEo.), iaste,
Dab ite ,.beirnbe SIT einer Meutefei"
iii Der B~ait6esarnae DefitDrt )ate.
or beSog iid Oomit a!tf DemonItn-
tionett nmeritaniiter SoGoaten in
europa unS i'm go8ifif fir cine bal
.6ige &e~hnlenouna aus lteberiee.
~ AZA &LHL
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18

6er1riteIt. @llmriiobleu uno Gum.
miuoldbe meroen nlonutlidI bis 81
80 begin. 100 9onnen prooiJiert.
Sic Eo1esGerihtng iiir BrebAiIt
idIou6c betrdgt nc5r olS 1000
Melt.
8einar. ~ Me1r ais 700 Sir
men III S%biiringen tnba1 clue gls
italllur5 paranftat It, bei Der eiirbci
utliha %GrjcuGuiYie mic @ilaS, 8or5el
laL Spiellporen nuO Fertilizer &c
Sstgt piroeh.
3ic 8orjeIfdnfobrit III GtienAsrg
6aI iDre Prc0ilftfor Don $3.50
gfiid Bprttgprren i'm Mat nlpf 25t,
G65 Sid I'M Septrutber geiteigert.
Miintcn, Sa @tiindeng 8ieu
ltn0 Yrag mltri!Sn Gienititellen Ct.
rthtet sic ben IltStoltih por @iitern
SuiIheu gaBertL Seiterreid rr0 Der
Sihetoilopafci III bic @esc lsiteH
lolIen. lie Aushr5r aus Gapern miro
iidl h1Aptidddih uitf Shrotteticn
lino Gbemtfalien eritreden. GS Ircr-
sen aud 8dren are BoDcrn rad
auberen geileu EeutihIonSS perIa.
oea, lult bort II liter prrarbeitet 5l
wer0rn rro aIs Ggrti9proSuEte mad
@aDern Slriid3ufeBren. geiipieIs-
tUcfie purSeu 3S5 Fotrnen qetrudn,.
ter Gt'5iat i'll sic iran5oiifte 8elnt-
5~urgs5dnc perididt, lgtt bon sort
aIs SuppanmiirFel wiefsr nuh Bar
crn 81 tcinmen. 8ertretcr oes bopri
lfcn Mirtitt1ftSantrtiterium3 beiud)
ten 0aS Rilbraebiet uro on1ttre Eei
fr Der britiidSen Zone, i'm cine 8a-
rs iiir @altcclsteSicbuDsen ~ ituf
Ilr1.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
persidtcit attF 8iirs
AerrcNhtsNntrNA

SEEN Dorf, - GrGi 9eitid,ameris
faner, pelfe am 10. September
1915 i'm BroofIbner 8ltnocsacriht
lint oie @ieoereiniekunq III bee To-
iieit aberfonnte 9iiracrrett ciitges
fonaiten fnoSea. TieBeii Olird ibrcn
anmaIt Dor @up0eSridlter No5ert
". Sndl oiefeit Antrag wieSer 5ilriid
8ie1sn. Sic beifpoep iid seaenbarti1
ols feinpIife Aitsldn0er mi @Iig
S&aitS.
Gs banoeTt fth urtt Haa 5Ofdbri-
.gen Bruno 6. aratpfer4 Sen 49jGhri-
gen Gtto 5er6fe ltno Uni 0en 80
tGbri9en @aIfar Borders.
Ger Rdme bon Borders erihien
III elmer en- Iebten 9ienstaq uerGf-
fentlid>ten 2ifte poit 100 EerioneN,
biz BON omerifantihen 3rllppe4 III
EeittihGan0 alrfgeartifen noroer iein
folIen, itlo ans cen G~ofnmenten Ser
@eridte sebt 9erpor, OaB Borders
atno 6en5fe 0oS Biirgerredt an. II.
SSll1i 1913 rberfanltt tpuroe, mo
anupfet am 10. September 1913.
&ilfs. 8uroeSdrGpolt 5Srant Bar.
fer ~erfl1rte, OaB 6ie brei Manner int
Oftober 1912 I'm Nerp PORTER BIN
0eSgeriht itrtIbig beiiuioen lpitr6en,
terihieoene Berfoneu 0n5it III Der
iitSren fid Ser 9ienitpfIidt ST. ent-
Mite 0rei MURDER SanldlS 3u ie
fiirtf 3abren @efGngnis b~erurteflt,
ater 0ieies lItteiL iuliroe am IL.
Sui tpie0er aim9eitoBen. sic mltrOsn
aus Ser GAIT enflaHeh
nHo ben gimpnn6erunoSbeborOen
iibernntuorhct.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
tla9t
8rite,t an

H4 81
Niirttberg 81 eilcm Gofument
BON 1900 Morteti, 6o3 Die uIiter-
ten 8e9orbei fret goben, 5eidarloigt
9eB ieitte britiiden 9dider, 6ob tie
If M @ebtrn- ufb 9erSgift" eirga-
ben, ferner entbiiIlfe ct, oaB er 3sDei-
nal tuabrcno ieiFer engIiiden -@e-
faigenifaft SeIbimorbDcrillfe I'M
ter1lnbln.
Ser irit9ere SteaDerireier SitIers
belfreibt i'll Dem Document ieine
5Eud)t na1 Sdpttlano an 10. Mai
1911 ilnb Die Sabre ieiiter @efon-
genidaft.
Stt ieinen ausfiibrurgen erflGrt
9eB, oaB ibnt tauien0e bon gepIan-
ten WiBbopotungen tpioerfiDren,
Don u@ebirngff4, 0aS i'll ieine
Spefien geton iDttr0e, Bis 5t 21rms
pfeiTen, Die III @ebiiiden iioAe lei
Ilefn Gisartfer ailgebrnht nar0en
rt0 rblt httrf i5r @eitIen am GdIui
uerhinoerteli.
5eB ldBt aud tpiiieH SAB er BEL
einem III elbItm0roeriider 9lbfjdyt
nnsgeFiibrteu SPRING aus einem
6eafter Der 2. Stage einen 8einbrild,
Saopntrng, ouB ct elm unoeregmal
Iib ourA einen Gfid Ing lSer5 ill t.
ten oeriudte. Sem wuroe 6ann,
luie er i6reibt eSer5gift" in Mffo-
boil 9e8ebep, lin Ole ielbitbeTgebrahte
@llll0e perbiitoen 3ii f0nnen.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
GlaB unter.
i0St &ritit

Stuttoort, @eneralIeutndnt
2ucil,s 8. @IoD, G6ei oes dm~ertfoni-
ifsan GontroIlrots, befob[ ben Deitt-
ihen polittiten 5iibrern, 3ritif ge-
1en cine intertationaIe Bolitif Die
DEM geIten Geittihlnnos oietac"
einSuiteIlen.
@eLegentIid) elmer 3niommen-
funft Ser Observation-Disclosures Ser
0rei Stoatsgebiete Ser amerttonis
iden Belatungs3one ertldrte Gen.
st. GIaD: l1oS &edt nlti freie 9Rei.
ntnasdnBerltng lit in eiuer Demo.
fratie Elm iueieniliheS gteht. aber
fir Die @e9enwort ltn6 Big ST ienett
j3eitpunft, an Dem In &eltitIonO
81 Democrats DieoerbepgeItellt lit,
fonncn mir nid)t 5uInliah 6ab cine
internattonale YoIitif fritiiiert miro,
oie 0ert geitcn DeutfbIoft6S oiefIt."
Ser @enernleltnnnt Iltbr fort:
o3n iiitgier 3eit Brben einige poli-
ttIbe 6it6rer FOLDER 8ritif Nitsorad
gegeben. Die onterifdniide MiIit0r-
be1orOe 5iebt Dor, 0oB Die @iniiter-
prGiioenten ans eigener SnttiatiDc
sic n~otruenoi9en Sdritte A%nierneb
men, itatt OoB mir Die entipreheh-
oen @egeMunBrdbnen anorSneil
miiiien."
Anf elmer 8rciicfoufcren5, Ole Ole
Ier 8eratung Ser Mtnii@rprdii0en.
ten folste, CAB @eternIlelttnnnt Glap
e~roGn5en0e GrIdnterlutgerl: sd
nabm ge3llg oltf 6iibrer Ger So3iol-
0enofrotiiden Tortei, 0ie an Ser
amerifaniihen 8oIitif Ser 3eritGr-
ltilg oeutiher 8riegSbetriebe aritit
geiibt baben.~
GcH Observation-Disclosures bate @e-
ner~alleutnont Clap nod erfldrt. CAB
ole oeittihe 8oli5ei NIT &eooI8erlt
unO &ornbinern ~alisgeriiItet lpdrSe,
tim Ser @eIebloitgfeit Serr SIT iuers
6en. Die 9oIi3ei ipiiuoe ermdhtigt
mer0enL Die Eager 9eimatIoier alt
betretett, utn in ben Qogert1 rad
@cletes5erlesern 5t Forihen. gber
Tie mliB oieIe Qoger III @egIeitipg
orlerifdniihet SoL6aten betreten.