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Washington Journal., 1946-04-05

Die geberridsiu1 ser auBercu 6orn
stbt, ielbit i'll ipdteren &eben, eine
iidlere SaItuns; lie lit aber ouh Die
bette 8orifuIe gum 1aft ser 0em
Meni6en sen p1iieltoiten 9llisorud
fitr ieiit @eiterlebeu uii0 fit ieine
ge3icbnn9er sum Mitnenidien iinoeii
laBt. 6reiIih, mas man bonn &inOe
foroert, oas niuB man linn audi 5u.
ipreten 0eSbalb lit es notluenOig,
Dob ole Grlpahiener Dem Since ge-
geniiber gefGui9e ltrlo peruinneitoe
ltnrgnu8sTor1neu einbnlten iino ibr
9enebmen itidt uoil Qaltle ultO 8iIl-
fiir, ioiioern BON intlerem NobItpol-
len uno polt eittem itarfen 8eront.
mornings s@efiibl trngen laiien. Gas
Rino le9t mebr 8ert an Oieie Gipge,
ais grmahiere annebner, unO lit
ieinfit5liger, aIs mir 9Ionben.
Murifn. Bogenlt1tter.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
,&arcpn" Tcn Elm
WcRnkaMS srcrNcn

Breluerbooen. Der einitige
Stol3 Der oeutiten &1l0eISmorine,
oas 8aiiogieridfff europa" $4,000
to- miro pielIefbt elm "8obnbplis~
meroen. Sic nrilerrtnniide Tlotte
Die iibernobtne oieies britt.
gr0Bten D~SennififFes Der Nelt ob,
peiI ieine 6eueriifprlingS : ginrid-
tungen Den MtinimolreerIn Der nl1le-
rifoniihen Mnrine niht entipreden.
Sect errp1gt ninn ben @ebnnfen,
5eutide 3fOfIiiten bic europe" be-
;ieben ju lniie1. Mebrere dlliierte
Sto1ten 9nben ibr Sttereife an 0er
europa" lbefuti0ct. Won idedtt ober,
odB mebrere MiIlionen Dollars not
wenoig iDdren. lirt ons Gfiff fiir
frieOlid}e SdfFfnbrtS5mede ~lttnSubau.
on
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05

oie entihetOenoe 4lseinun0erietuttB
unierer Generation.
Gr. 6rD bielt feline Infprnhe dlI
cine 8erfounmtit1s Der "3Atberal
@orl0 Action@ sic bon 5000 Beri,
befidH apar. Dige Beraritaltirug er-
0ifnete Sen @erbe1elo5ug hS 4ged-
tiotpol 2utAeran Council" 23t Mn-
.oiIon Moer,le, aur ATibrin9lt1l9 bon
S 100000 fir sic &ilfstdti8feit
itnS Sen @ieoeroufbaii 1T Den pom
beirtsefudten 2dnOerll. alS
Gcroprer 0ieier &nnlpu9ue b~etotigteu
fi6 iiiniunoieh5ig IiitberiiHe RtrdDet
uon @roB : Nelp Oorf.
Gr. 6rD erftdrte: 'sgtifteG euro.
pa mug III. elmer 3itnoelle SEN @bri=
iii gentadt 1peroen, I'M ben Beltftie,
ben. Ill iid)ern" iulo umriB Die Be.
oitriniBe ser luteroniifen &irfen III
3ranfreidA 9eutihlano, llngarn,9ol-
Lamb, Ser SihehoiIofpnfei, Balen.
0oripesen 1ulo 6innlono. gr unter-
itrid ulth Defenders Die Rot Der aus
Den boItilden Stdaten bertriebereit
Qutbernner, Sic nun 3ufLud)t in anbe-
rem 9dnoern iiGen. "gIIleS in allen"
10 uerfiherte 81. SyrD, Der, mie Ole 2es
Ter miilen, ben Sentiment I'M Minter
ais MitgfI>o 5rDeier &~ommiliionen,
nG6mltb Ser omerifonfihen Seftion
oes 2ntberiiden @eIt : &oroertts uno
auber0em oe5 "6e6eral Council Of
Ggurdes Of Grit IN Americo" Be-
iuht fat, lit DER Wtonsel at aIei-
oung, Ndbrur8 urlo gasoifauienter in
gang europa eeraoeSt ihnurig."
Ser ~Ndtionol 2litberdn Council"
BAT mad 81. 6rps An9nber Gin fiinf
Gunfte umFoiienopS Bro9rnnrlit fir
oen 9eifti9e1t Mie6eroufbnu guropoS
orgeromlnen. Gieies for0ert Die Ne-
oerberfteIlung uro St1rfung 0es
pfarrerturns, Die 8ermirtberung Der
reIigi0ler Qiteratur, ben
grins o~eritorter @ird}en ourf prooi-
ioriid)e Boiiten. Sic Bei1QTrng bon
Entertainer uno Wobnnfrgen fir
Oas MiflionsperiorHI urD Die 9lus-
itattun9 Der reIegi0fen 2oien : BEAM
ten Der RTrd)e nit alien Notaperl-
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
armee maat 8eute Eitr 9OGpwOOO

An ser Spise Scr fiiHf Grpertef
0eS NsioperiabrsilS, 0ieNttr IN Miiu-
den iin0, 5teht a. Sohaun Gggert,
Ser Setter Ser 6oridan3sorbeitett Ser
A@6I. Die unoerei1 iinN. Er. 9ln0re-
as SHiaiBg, Or. @il6elin 5dnei0er,
Or. 6ris Stenbe lil0 Or. @llfber
1aiSen. Gs fir0 5brittc nnteruom-
men worSea, 6ieie 9sdntser rad Sen
B5rRinigten Stodten 81 brin8eii, Oo-
nit Tie sic nmerifaniide SiImin6us
itrie i'll berntcnoer gi9enihrff inter
Itiisen.
Ser ameriforiide 3peig ces Ngfa
Sims g. 6orben a1rtens tit Die
Nrgco.G iufiion Der General Aniline
& Slim Corp, ocren Beitt 6erJeit liil.
ter anntroIle 0es GsrlpaltenS Don
6einopermogen Ite6t. Inter ben CT
perten elmer unter BEN auipi5ief Ser
omerifoniiben Ragierun9 gum Stli.
0ium Der g9Fa Jarbfilm ~entionOten
ltn0 ioeben Suriidgefebrten @onmii-
lion bei6n0 it'd Der Sn9enielr Der
ansco, SuroIo 9nrfb. Der 8ommiifi-
on, Die u~iigeoul6is odruuf fp1rtet, 0oS
Agfo.8srfnbrer fir Die uncertainties
Snouitrie 5i oooptieren, geb0rten fer
1ler on: $. @erner Gods Don STE.
mington 3ono Sne., CHARLES Carlton
non Der 6oupmooo Color Slim Corp.
un0 Ratbdn GOLDEN Sbef Der SLIM
ubteiIung i'm Son0eIsminiiterium.
GS fuiro berihtt, 0nB ore Hulien
iiber Den 8erIuit Der 5pisen 0es feh-
ntiden Berionnls in BoIfen GINGER
ntuBen irritiert ieten inO DAB iie Del
len Tiiffebr uerlnlt9t Gaben. Sc be-
ftebe1 feline 4n5eifen bafir, SnB onS
9ef1ebRn miro.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
Die S@n,ouitmbe

81 Sil0icn lit es sitta, BEL ieoein
cine @ro0Gosann, 5. i. Elm
SHuloH5inmterhen nit ein51tbdlien,
3ii oieiem 3imnrerdsen er51It ieoeS
BomiIieumitglie0 eifeH SdIliRl. Gog
3it1uner lit tets peribIofen. Ber nun
iible 2ouiie bat p0er lid drgerlih
fiblt, gebt IN bic SnnoIitube, idliebt
tie bii1ter iih gu mo bIeibt bort, bis
2aillle lid oebeIlert fat. Mast
mill ben beiten @nol0 nit ben aroo-
lasolln benierft bd6pii. lllieren 8ali-
lneiitern gu1re al e~apfebletL ebenfous
an iolfe Sanlon5iintner 3u ocltfen.
Die @inridltuat9 0ieler Simmer miiB-
te oenr @eidprtnd Ser Somflienmit-
dft9epaBt iein. 8ieoiel gJert
gIiidlifer. tperlt. es BEL utlS
Sf}non5intnler gabe uro ioDieL
SeIbit0erleu9aung beitanoe, ooB ie-
Der feline 2alille redt5eitig e~rfe1rneHo,
o6re ieilte Nadlten 5ii qlt1Ieut iif) iii
3inrmer efnidlofie.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
nM&NM.@il.
fe gefdbrOet

Bien Berloneit, Die nit Der
0iterreidiiden 4egierling enge Ser
binOungen nnterbaltem erf1rten,
ouB oaS ngfRRA Yroernmm our
Grettling GeIterreih3 aus ieiler
ifpierigen @rn1bruneslnge, Ourd
Die einIeitigen Sonolungen Der ROs
ten Mrinee gefdbroet fperoen fOnne.
8eIouOers banOeIt es iih bierbei um
Die 8eihlngnobme Der 3iiterOorfer
ScIqnpIIen un0 zines 10000 @ereS
umfaIIenoen @ebietS in u~nteroIter'
reid unD 8urgenInn0.
Ser Bertra8 Sfpiiden Der ugtRRI
unO Ser 0Iterreihiiden He9ierung,
aen1B benz l1g1RRM an l.. Mpril
bon Ben bier 8eiasunssmd1ten Die
8erontportiing iibernebmen min, lit
bonn oaiierten Sat fir 9eiterreid)
oufgpbeiBen noroet. Mnn bat aber
in5piIden erfabrert 01b Die onteri.
foniife 8nItiminlie 3u 6ieieun Der
TRACE pieber 5ilriidge3oeen mirO,
falls Die Sonolungen Der Muiiet
nidt our 3lfrieoeiibeit Der @ueri.
faner erflart ner0en fDnne1t.
Ole 1nlerifdnild)e 3%ultimmunq
beifr1nfe ii6 0nro1tf, Der ugegfSRgl
ali geltdtterl nit ibrem 8rogrnmm,
tpie ~uorgeieben, am 1. 9lpril ST. be
ointleu. SeOo6. 10 beiBt es, lei oil
nln~erifanilhe Stealngnobme 0et
orei anoeren Maiierten befnnnt eege
ben mor0en. 3ie Ser. 6tn1tetL 0is
1870 oes ll9tH9pM 6onoS beiiteiterr.
fins nanIt6 Der MnIiG)t, 0aB oie i'm
qauoe ieIbit borbonoenen Noterin-
lien benust iueroen ioGterL rm oil
Scot GeIterrei1S al linoern. 3ieit
Moteria[ien loGten nidt sugunIten
eines Ser 8erbiinOeten nllsgenlst
mer0en.
9nS ll9e&9f9l : 8rogrnmm erfor-
0ert bic 2ieferuil9 bon 1900 Sonnen
9eIproouftcn moratLid. 4le 0ieie
Bro0llfte fonllten BON ben Sitter
0orfer SeIquenen our Berfiigung
geItent iper0en. Die monotlih To-
600 Eonnen Gel proon3ieren. Gber
sur Belt erb6lt Gelterreid feineti
8ropfen 0ieies GeIS. Wnb Der Sit.
fidt Der @ereinigtett Stoaten ioutc
amerito nidt dlfsefor6ert tueroen,
9el nah 0eiterrei1 du lerloen, no
1ieieS Hro0llft borhau0eu lit,
9li1 iiebt man in omerifmtiinen
&reiieii Sic rulIiide 8eidlngnobme
GROCER 21noeritrefen oIS eine. Ser
Iesu1g Der Beitimnlung Der ugsSRHI
an, tDond1 one borbnroelien Ma-
terialque1en 0o3u benust iper0en
iolei,, I'M einenl 5u unterltiisenoen
2anoe al beIfen.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05

Gi~nSelbeitm ii6er Elm tSarbfilni.
Oerfabrelt. oos Sic onerifoniiden Sc.
BORDEN in 9autidldilO Ben Nuiien oor
Ser 9Saie peg9eidnnppt buben, iolell
ser 0efientlid,feit pom @onOeIsmini.
iterium in uilgeidbr elmer 8od)e be-
f~anntJe8ebeA lper0en.
0dS 0eitfidc @erirbren IoH gcBen-
liter Dem aneriFaniiden cine erbeb-
Iide &erbeiieriing beoeliten. gS ipur.
sc pom Ser Nafo. 5ilfn9eieuid)oit, Gle
mem Eodterunternebnlen Der ). u.
Gdrben. aiiS9eurbeitet. Ger Slim lit
ftiiher in groBen Men8en in einenl
9etriebe in 8olfen. in Der 0abe Don
Dresden, ber9elteut mor0en. @oI5en
mur0e BON Sen arnerifnufifer 8rllp-
pen beiest ober ipdter 9er1umt, On
Is nad Sen friiber astrofferen Der
e%ip6arunBen sur ruiiiihen Some 8e-
b0rte.
Als Sic Mmerifaner iid) IN ibre
Bone 5urid3ogerL nobnlen tie fiinf in
SdIiiiielitellitngen 0es 8er1uhsIobo-
ratoriums Der 9l9fu beifdfti9te gIn-
geiteate nit 1irl0 brad'ten iie nod
@Iiinden. Gieie Anpeitellten ibrerieits
liabmen Nh,isen non 6nrbfiIm uno
ollie no~tIucnoi9ef1 6ormeIn mir 0os
io9enanutc Observation-Disclosures
nit.
Gas in @oIfen 5lriidgebIiebene
8erionaI lpliBte 9enlig oou Dem Or.
beitsproasB, i'm Ben &uiien Die Guf-
rehterboltuiig Oes Betriebs oieier
5nbrif 81 erm09Iifen. Iber man
ioet bier, ore 8roouftiou lei ourf)
Sobotn9e bebinoert mor0en uno Die
6ilmberiteIlung lei geideitert.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
HcuGnNer rcrbreitltcn
ikrc Blmmtcn3suiebeln

amiteroum. @egen Der I'm.
iid)erbeit oes Mnrfte3, ltnli6ere Brei.
ie urO uneefpiiibeiten ser 9luBerpo-
Iftif ser Regierutlg iit6 boll6noiifs
Blun1enaiihter 6a3lt iiberge8un8en,
8Iliinen5fniebeIn mnHenbnff 5u Der.
bremen. Sn &enileanerIn1fb pur0er
nrin0eitens 1890 9oniien Nnr3iifen=
SuiebeIn. 1880 Eotulet 9DnSint9en-
Stpiebeln uno 1900 9onnen Glilpens
Sptebeln p~erbranilt.
9ie 8IiintenSiifter iddsen Sen
8erIuit auT runo 1,114,O00 @ulOen
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
u6nblano bon
6nr6t erflut''


Ren gorf sSn eii1er Dor Dem
g. .. l~lniperiitn aLiumni Club &C.
1nltenen 4niprafle erfI1rte @iuinn
Gotten, Ser a1ii5ler Der 1tnineriitdt
BON 5proGuie, DOB RuBIolo nidt in
Ger Sage lei. cinen groBen &rieg 81
fiibren. uifo berbano aarnit cine
Sritif DER auBenpoIitif Ser Ser
einigten Stndtelt.
yg8enn Brdii0ent Srunlalt uno
ieine 8ernter Dor ieds Monoten eine
flar formmIierte 9luBenpolitif oe-
bobt bdtten, nn0 tpenn oieie 8oIitif
fIar proflamiert tDor0en ip1re, Damn
tp1ren &uBIart0 IlnJelegenbeite1t
uno Sen gereintgten 5taaten Ser
glnfnn BON 9piterie eriport tpou6en, "
iagte Eone1.
,Sdtten mir Dor uilieren Muiier-
ten un6 unIerem 8olfa uniere 8oli.
tif in europa nn0 i'm MitteIoiten
fIor 0areeIegt. Sofun bdtSe at1lS
nidt eimnol Gblrd)iIlS 8ereoiornfeit
Die befnnnte Hropdgnn0n nod benz
gluiter Der 9sd5is ntn0geredt ma,
den f0nnen.
Bie Die 9eatur, IhRleit aud Die
Giftatoren Dor einen1 @afuum Su-
rid. StoIin idei1t bon Oieier Ne-
gel feline Ilisn1bme gu biIOer. Aber
tuenn qS Elm Botl1un enb, 10 NOR
pg porbon0en. pefl 1iniere InBenpo-
tiff berfabren pllr0e. Ser fiirsIide
@e0el1rln bat uniere gnfmerflam-
felt BON oieier unargenebmen Got
fade abaeIe1ft. SelbIt elm SduI-
fin0 ioGte tpiiiel bnB MiiBlono
0urf sen 4rieg maiBeebliitet tpuroe.
0ntiirIifD lit rs itarf genug, Inn
I'M BaIfon ODER Mitteloiten 8irren
FIFTEEN gu f0nren, obpr es tueiB iebr
1ut, uul6 mir ioaten es aud tpiifan,
DoB es feinen groBen &rirg fifbrerl
aDOIlte."
MuBLonOs @ftionen IN Sen Listen
Mouoiei ieien ,,oie &ftionent zines
QraOeS aaUeIen, 0as bon Giirdt ersl
fiint lpar lrl0 fein ei9enes Sous mi
9r0nliflg brineen ipollte.
,MlBlano feiuat urO fiirhtet 0ieI
Maodt Ser 8ereinigten Stoutett, be-.
Sonoerg aber ole NSatt Der atoms'
bombe. Gg glnlbt, OnB mir es,
nit SAB ur0 8erSndt betrodten.
IS Iiept fein 8elpeis onfiir Dor, 6nb
mir perfudt bdher, oieien Girornf
All forrigieren."
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
,Kanpf am SIC NeMtidse
SceIe eittldeiNenN''

giem gorf. ~ GeutitlnnO 1T beu-
fe cine rieiige gino6e, in Der oie
Gbriiten peitarft werOen niiBen". err
flarte NeD. Or. 5rnnflin gLnrf 5rr
Der 8orlisenoe Ser "lluiteo 9uf6erari
gburd1 in 9lncrifa" in Ser Carnegie
2nII. rs 1T 5iim ShIndtfelO ser
Soeologien eemor0en", 10 fiibrte e.
Deiter ais. "liil6 mern Die dJrilHifI
Stride nidt einipringt urt0 Die Cent
itdrff iino liilterititt, 0niln mir0 oiei
rben cine nn0ere Organization tur
Ger anmpF nm sic oeutide Seele i
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
g Ut bsfier .

oie Sueen6 nsriteben 81 suoner1
ais iie mir ueritdnOnisloS gu fritiiie.
rem.
iiG iii etlDas ltirperineiDIides
init @iir0e 81 id'ifen, oIs Fdfloig
0ariiber 81 fIagen!
y. III ieinem eigemeit Asbeit 8eideiO
5u miiien, ais i'll oein Der attoete1I,
oaS ms nidltS ongebti
eine &nrobon @egenpnrtsgliid
5i genieBeit ais itets MIR bonn Ich-
lei ouf 0ie 3ufunft gu Iebell!
(. @eai9es 9riilp0Ii6 5i ncritebett,
|als BON alien alMr ettpasl
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
ne0lisee aus Gelaneie ; Material

9as nidIeppen6t"
Ne8Iiaee, weLdJeS
BON Der ~btrabmtrn
@ObsseiGnerin @as
Ientina tntlUOrftn
iunrhe NIB 6as
G8S SdaniR;eIe-
rim GIi5ubttb 3eaer
tr6st, 1T nas einent
nentn, bnr6fidtisen
GtIanefe . Bacterial
anSefertiSt. IS
btiFt uTOrtiian," it
beinabe nn5er-
rtikbar, paidt fidJ
Ieidt nnb
Ianft fnnm Gin.
9as Nesliaes
it Iime-sriin nit
rtncut Inter.
ffti6 in rOIa aus
tidpeEtHIqW bacterial
nsfnd9nf1oW "a
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
2ci,u nn6 Shelter

Der Glitter @lelm foniite es nidJt
lci0en, tDenil llloit iih init ieinetn Sea
ulelt ir9en0ipelhe Meimereien erlatt6-
tc. LAS belt er iRr atliter ieiner
Miir0e.
CHIT brabte III elmer 9alberit10ter
@enGidait 5l ip1ter Stltnoe Der
8iirserlHeiiter ether Ndhbnritaot nlrf
Sen anmeienoen 9idter ToIgeit0en pn-
tbettiden 9rinflprilh ats:
Sod sIebe feBt 0cr Bnter @leim,
Ser inner JreunOidlnft Oiditer
Qefm!4
9lber umnittel6or erfolote Die aitt-
mort 8leints:
God Sic, SER 8iIr9ernteiItsr,
Sinh han1t ibr 0iin1lter 9leifter!l"
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
ucberr0IdcnNc Wcns
Nmrteett
@orahnnnG

6rai: Genie Dir Minne: Monla
lit ioebeH nit Dem 2epfhiIlon aage-
Narm: Sob id Gir's nidt geiagt
bellt frib: SIS Iicgt irgetiOetuas iii
Aer 2nft?4
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
9ie .fdSne 0eIan

u@pber Dat oenn &etsd i6re
ShonDeit2
, agoa ibreni &ater"
SIT OaS oenlt 10 ell idoner
@tanu?~
oNeill Grogiitl4
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
@illfUmnteiic gl6bnltang

ShMnpien Sic 6enn nidt, lpen,t
5bre Grnn Ben gniiSen Worniittng
tldtidt mo Sic miifiet fodelt?
aus ioiIte mir einidIIenl @ns
i'd fode, f6nneu mir tpeniyitens eiien.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
nnnStiae Gle

Gin 96onl1 ftir5t 9t ieinem 6relin.
&c 'bereiit nttO ruff: n8eiBf ou ifon,
Dab Neper nit 0eircr 6rolt iort9c-
iit2@
,Warltm gelniffeft2
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
JntGls

a9uben Sic MN eu0lid cine pai-
ienoe 8rnat geFun0eu
vSas idl lpiibt mir dion cine; nber
Die bat dnSgi9enHanige 4niihtenl~
4Si1luiefoEn oenn2"'
Scr g1lle i'd aidtl9
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
=INTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRAUEN=
Nmr ,lrnt!
bem Nradsm, mad Oem

Rad benz GrodCn, mad benz
GHa4m,
Rad Dem 8etter, nafJ BEN 8allcn
SOLgt Der bellc SOunenIdein.
Mtam mnf Snr9 SOS @etter
Oringeu,
8ia es bente nift selinseH,
yinf Is DehuOd mOrseH ieim.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05

@riaantc Streifeu nit Idtuara her.
bnnScu, er5icIem Elm fGrbenreiAes
0inerflei6. 9n Der .StOff sam
aufertisen DDn 9leiSern ipieOer er-
bGltlia lit, bebiene man fd elmer
SroIditre vGOlOr snibe to eEriting
8arOrObe Combinations, weI6c
TarbeuIdema beipridt nn6 nntat'
geltli6 az babeu III, beim GiHien'
Sen zines Franfierten 1tmidldss an
has 0ee6IetpOrf Department Sicier
3ritung nRS 2eafIet Nr. $ 17O5 be-
nntragen6
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
AotiAlaee fiirs Rams
Jarbe BON Geppiden friidj in
crI0Iten

1arllr u Sal5 en- gales geltlel.
9er 3epplV lpsuO alFll etaeE lusOaaen
Sul5luluhg 9ul unssSsont1lel, ppet
I ntall Illsal . upl psll Seppsu1 lnIO
lubl oHs Elh'8e oesl oula1l tlgssll,
p oca pltaita llIull : ~ loleoet
ut'glrg w 9ollo sllsuuin lslll.
ipIe lu'leu pet 9spp'W leale ll1luSH
0urpell lpleOeretDa4l
OellIuuq,el HAo sEagnge oellllel
ls@ OauAnuSa lls, paD e. oell aorper
anp " u~sgeDepolsll 0ll1llaer nHo.all
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05
Nns Der s6aIe

saMelltpe mir ein Mott, 0ds BON
Se6etsgefdBr@ db8eleittt iitl
2ebensgefd9rtin GER 2ebreri~
Washington Journal., 1946-04-05

&Drnebme Ginfadbeit seidnet 0ieies
%baI6fOfmelfe, p~atsli-blaue Crepe
GOd5eits GleiO aus, peldcs 36eD-
bora gates BON GgS tragf. 2anse
Sanbldlt6e in. PATHFINDER Sdattis-
RING IOSuie Gin. grfIOdteHes. GOronrt
biLOsn eihem 5arteu 0intersrmnS an
benz TribliHgsbonanet ars bIancn
Spitenblnmsh Sris Gideperia nhb
rOIa Aoirn, non ser 8lnmen.9iinit-
lcriR 3neitr DiiBcr erSadrf ueldes
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The midland journal., 1946-11-29

Well, they are lying wounded, and
in their hearts they are screaming
for help, these boys who were mag
nifcent physical specimens when we
sent them away, and who now will
be good enough only (as Falstaff
said), "to beg at the towns end"
unless we help.
They Need Your Help.
Two years after the first great
war, in a rich European city, 1
saw men in uniform begging, men
whose old uniforms wore decora-
tions, too. The shame of that, the
outrage of that, sticks in my throat
every time remember it. Men who
had known the bloody trenches,
whose valor their country had recog-
nized, begging in the streets.
If your town is a big one, this
work of employing handicapped vet
erans already is organized. Get into
that organization. And talk at your
own dinner table. Get the big en-
ployers of your neighborhood to ex-
press themselves, put them on rec
ord.
But if your town is small one
the work is easier. You know peo-
pie there. You can enlist everyone.
You can personally contact the
wounded veterans, and find out what
each one wants to do. Some years.
ago I wrote in this column of the
Bakers, mother, father, sister.
Three Baker boys were in the serv-'
ice, and while they were away, the
three at home bought each one
working, practical farm. The deeds
to these farms were at the boys
places at the Homecoming dinner.
Fred came home almost blind, but
Fred is running the most flourish
ing of the farmsrtoday, and his wife
and boys manage the bookkeeping.
Don't hurt a wounded man with
pity, or with charity. Find out what
he can do and see that he has a
chance to do it.
The midland journal., 1946-11-29
YOU CAN HELP

Many thousands Of veterans
are handicapped in some .Uay. 1t
may be loss OF an arm or leg;
it may be partial or total blind
ness. Some men came back ,Uith
nervous Affections that will re-
main for life; others suffer from
,Urenched or torn muscles, or
from recurrent diseases like ma
laria. Most Of them are anxious
to be self-supporting and inde-
pendent. They don't Vant SYM
pathy. They merely want a little
help to even things up. In many
fields they can do as good job
as anyone else. Frequently they
do better, because they are more
serious and determined to sue
ceed.
Everybody who stayed at home
during the War o,ves these veter-
ans great deal. 1t is everyone's
duty to giue Ohatever assistance
he can. This may be finding him
a job, or advising about the best
school to take his training in, or
it may be renting him room in
your home. Someone may know
Where he can buy a business that
is suited to his capacity, or where
to obtain a loan on favorable
terms.
Those who can't do anything
directly to help these men who
deserue so much, at least can
keep the matter before their
friends and neighbors. Sometimes
a te,v words at the right time
will do wonders. They may Sc
cure the chance some dotUn-
hearted Ueteran is praying for,
when he has almost lost hope.
The midland journal., 1946-11-29

Your Christmas shopping prob
lem is eased considerably if you
have smokers on your list! Select
a carton of mild cigarettes or a
package of choice smoking tobacco
for these friends-practical gifts
they are sure to use and enjoy. If
you want to be assured your gifts
meet ready acceptance, choose
Camel Cigarettes or Prince Albert
Smoking Tobacco. Each of these
long-famous brands are highly re-
spected by discriminating smokers
everywhere. Both Camels and
Prince Albert are offered in at
tractive, gay holiday gift wrap
pings. Right now, dealers are fea-
turing Camels in a popular Christ
mas carton containing 200 mild,
mellow Camels. And Prince Albert
the National Joy Smoke - is
available in handy one-pound tins.
See them at your dealers.-Adv.
The midland journal., 1946-11-29
Birth Rate Dropping

Continued decline in the high birth
rate of the war years was noted in
registration statistics for 1945. The
figures were released by the U. S.
Public Health service.
Total of officially recorded births
last year was 2,735, ,456, compared
with 2,794, 300 in 1914, a decline of
81 per cent. The birth rate in l945
was 1876 per 1000 population.
against 20.2 the year before and els
in 1943. The last-named was the
highest annual rate during the war
years. S~@a - sa.s
The midland journal., 1946-11-29
I'm sorry III h.ft. ask Va !. NOV. yer car little eossr
Hardened Criminal
By c. Kessler

AS punishment for being naughty,
Paul, age three, and Muriel, age
six, had to go without their after
noon ice cream for one week.
One day, as their father walked
to the front door, he saw Paul chas-
ing Muriel with stick. He called,
"All right, that will mean another
week for you, Paul."
Paul Immediately answered with:
81 might just as well hit her then. "
The midland journal., 1946-11-29
He Met the Dragon

A tramp knocked on the door Of
the inn known as George and the
Dragon" The landlady opened the
door, and the tramp asked: "Could
you spare a poor hungry man a
bite to eat?"
"No!" and she slammed the door.
A few minutes later the tramp
knocked again. The landlady came
again. He asked: "Could I have q
few words with George?"
The midland journal., 1946-11-29
A Welcome Tipoff

Mrs. Jackson-Ye' lazy loafer.
S'pose / was took sick an couldn't
do washings, how would yo' live?
Mr.. Jackson-Ah never thought OBJ
dat, honey. Ah'll hustle round to-
morrow and git some health insur-
ance on yo'. -
The midland journal., 1946-11-29

with brads and glue and both
pieces are decorated by stenciling
with bright wax crayons such as
children use. They are then var
nished to fix the colors and make
them waterproof.
1t is all SO easy to do. with so little
mess or fuss that you will want to make
a number of these pieces for gifts or to
sell at Christmas time.
Pattern 251 gives actual size cutting
guides for the rack and all parts of the
box, also stencil designs. color guide and
directions for each step. To get this pat
tern send is cents with name and address
direct to:
The midland journal., 1946-11-29
Animal Standins

Many of the highly trained ami
NAL actors in Hollywood are used
only in close-ups, their parts in
long shots sometimes being played
by as many as three doubles.
The midland journal., 1946-11-29
Reviving Faith

Customer-You sold me a car
about two weeks ago.
Salesman-How do you like 1t?
Customer--I want you to tell me
everything you said about the car
all over again. I'm getting discour-
aged.