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Evening star., 1946-07-28
LOTS FOR SALE.

HETHESDA-e acres ADJOINING =, country
;S$S ;|$S TiF';'5ss
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.. 7s-foot front, suit
from and 'se sh s snd 9s
aye ave This lot has Ester sewer, gas
ieet M vii accommodate . home So feet !, vide
and, and "A a feet deep or larger; In nsishbor.,
sae aeea sephenson es p es ee south
soth st; Price. $1,000: BEALL TURN
6Est IF NsfonaI So i1oS Vermont ave RandS!Oh
in1i no sever sever, use septic tank; g 5oxl 1o to
peske ST. on naafe east sds hsh ' oeaon
good neighbors; price. 81 400; half cash.
sEALt ays Ia 1VssER 6ss5 NS Si3 Go HOB ve!Rs.nt
PARK. IN miles airline from White House,
In very exceptional home section: elec-
suy ss ior ss1tf of saa M
: e. 60, DfffoS Vermont Sa ' ave. k1 ossss Of
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-S225o-A beauti-
on on Utah ave. between Nebraska aye. and
son f BEAnL L 9s HRNEs Fsssena co
l105 Vermont ave. RA. 0ss5 MA. 6l31
sPRINGBRook, over 4 acres on beautiful
s4SsdofsUEs iisssS aTSsF fS aaH4s HSss
cGqpssd sGesd aa oHsf sale xOSass Ssnsr
iasrf1 PRETTY HI HoM2sITEs@For SS I small T estate
acres bordered by beautiful little stream
and with hill for the homesite; on a
graveled street. one block from main high
way among nice homes and estates; coun-
try atmosphere, but with many city con-
seniences; We other d5 tpacts from l to acres. n.
VASE W4saISGToS SeSfs,s Blvd. at Illinois st-Lsrse
wooded corner lot containing over $4,000
50. IT, with, frontage of 83 It; al i'm
Mason Il opd dsH PRs St CO.. ps ESQ %on
blvd Arlington, Va. CHI 3s3s. EVENINGS
sqasS sna sSndfSs' n ShARsY dL 1872 AKL1scros1o,
iori or GEORGE MASON GREEN GREE CO. e 9s4o gsio
Wilson 6lvd 6oa Arlington. Va, CHI. ss3s;
DEsIRABLE LOT a sites, in developed
SfThrsbx SfSS "a isDY Mpsssni,,uny sss wooded :.
ee ior sssh ese oWNER W 3 81 0tsa s41e eo0 sae!p'e
kENsINGToN VIEW. MD.-Beautiful bldg
cash, OWNER. 81. 24ia. 80
KENsINGT0N-l acre. $500: excellent
;,a ste; has eo,ft. frontage on Lexington st.
BGAuTIFui. wooD1ED HoMEsIrEs, =.
to l acre lots, restricted Bradley Hills sec
ton, Bethesda: $1,000 to 81 900 per acre.
Real investment; good terms. OIL. O92s.
OFF OFF '9sth 18th ST. NV. beautiful Shepherd
Park. 9 blocks north of Kalmia rd. lsrge
lot. so to 100 # frontage; any desired
depth: price $2750 up, representative on
premises Sunday SHAPIRO, INC, 1l06
Vermont ave. NV. ME. 17l7 -2s
DEFENSE HIGHWAY at Beach ave,
corner. 50x100; $1,000.
Oneida st. at ard ST.. ne, 90x60; 81. 600;
N. Selby at Lee and Calvert stS,
blocks from beach corner, b0xlO0: 1850.
These alots are excellent investment
values. SCOTT SAUNDERS, TR. 1853
LOTS OF LOTS-Al purposes. silver
Spring; 54xl25 average; S1.sO0, all i'm
provements; Cheyerly, Md; foundation in;
paved streets. all improvements, $1,000
Evening star., 1946-07-28

OUTSTANDING properties, priced, to sell
dserse see GeK fFGm Hoap3s
suitable for hish-class restaurant or any
business; 3-story BLDG: store snd 2 apis;
s06 Fl st. .w.--Modern bldg, store and
2 apts.; suitable for real estate ONCE, res
taurant or any business.
Northeast cor. of lst and You SITS. W
Large pressed briek 6ds pto store s1a snd doo
62S N st. n.w.-BuildinE near 7th and
N; 1st commercial. Price. $3.50.
No leases on above properties terms
can be arranged; will finance. MICHAEL
WALSH & SON, new address, l@11 Eye st.
NV. RE. s2s2; ewes. co. $3.50. 81
PRoVDENT REALTY CO., 900 9Th st.
n.w.--1st comm'l- Z rms, ? baths, coal
h.-wh.; lot approx lsxl00 ft. Only
SI". 500
9Os Bird ST nw--1st comml; 5-rm
br bath. Only $3.50.
400 blk. 1st 81. .n.w.-6-rm. br. bath,
coal h;-w;h.; priced to sell.
1882 zSth st. n.w.-1st comml: rms,
ba tn. sar Only S1O.25O, on terms Open
til Q pm. 1855 St NV. MI. ss45.
Evening star., 1946-02-21

The United States consumes an
nually go per cent of the oil pro-
duced in the world.
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Virginia GI Awarded
Medal Of Honor for
Death Fight With Tank

A Virginia soldier who single
handedly killed nine Germans and
forced a Tiger Royal tank to with
draw before he was killed by a di-
rect hit from the tanks 88-mm. gun
has been awarded the Congressional
Medal of Honor posthumously, the
War Department announced today
He was S/Sergt. Archer T. Gam
mon, 26, of Chatham, who met his
death January IL, 1945, during the
battle for Bastogne, Belgium, while
fighting with the 9Th Armored Di-
vision.
Another poSthumous award of the
Nations highest medal for valor
was made last night on behalf of
End 1t Harry L. Michael of Mil
ford. Ind, killed near Neiderzerf,
Germany, last March 13, while fer
Ireting out German snipers harass-
ing his platoon.
Charges Through Snow.
Sergt. Cannon, an infantryman,
charged 80 yards through hip deep
SA1NW w hAAOSh ouU q
and its three-man crew with hand
grenades. That feat enabled his
platoon to continue its advance
from an open field into some woods
nearby.
The enemy tank appeared sud-
denly and attacked the platoon from
the flank. Again Sergt. Cannon
made one-man charge. Trying to
get within throwing distance, he was
fired upon by another German ma
chine gun. He wiped out it's crew of
/ four with grenades. Then as he ad-
vanced the tank two enemy infan-
trymen tried to stop him. He shot
them with rifle fire. The tank
started to withdraw and then
stopped to fire another 88-mm. shell
Sergt. Cannon was killed in his
tracks but the tank made no further
attempt to attack the platoon.
During earlier fighting in France,
the young soldier had been awarded
Evening star., 1946-02-21
Values Out Of This World!
{ i B A. R A N c B
Drastic Reductions Apparel From Our Regular Stocks

1t the OF the l. merchandise
All droscoy
immediate clearance Reductions odncesbe
liberal
charge.
is o. uhon vIus--
Evening star., 1946-02-21

the Combat Infantryman Badge for
exemplary conduct in action.
Attacks German Unit.
1t. Michael, platoon leader of
the 80th Infantry Division had
halted his men when he heard the
click of an enemy machine gun belt.
He crawled into the thick woods
ahead and discovered German
unit.
The lieutenant led his platoon in
a flank attack, capturing Is prison.
ers, three artillery pieces and 20
horses. Leaving his men behind, he
made two personal scouting mis-
sions. On the first he killed two
Germans, wounded four and cap
tured six single-handed. On the Sec
ond mission he came back with seven
prisoners.
Later in the day he led his platoon
against line of pillboxes, capturing
them. Ten Of the enemy were killed,
80 captured. The next morning 1t,
Michael and his Ren were subjected
to sniper fire. In an attempt to
find the hidden sniper he was shot
and killed.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25

Mrs. r c. Hodge. and their son,
Moro Morris They will also visit
a son. Wilson Morris. at Glen
dale.
oMrs. Al Christensen was q guest
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Ashley at Valley Farms this
week.
oMr. and Mrs +. +. Anderson OF
Rodeo. New Mexico. spent the
weekend In Coolidge on business
Mrs Anderson Is the former Ruth
Sherwood. who was a member OF
Coolidge high school faculty.
OMrs. Birdie Day OF Yuma. for
merly of Coolidge. was a guest of
her son. Jimmy Steele. on Mother
and Dads Day at the University
OF Arizona. Tucson, Saturday. Jim
my attended Coolidge high school
during their residence here.
OMr. 'and Mrs. Charles Wierenga
OF Topeka. Kansas. are visiting
her sister. Mrs. X. J. Jones. The
Wierengas are enroute TO Los An
geles 10 make their home.
OMrs. Clifton Ashly of Grants
Pass. Oregon, nee Marie Dossey
OF Coolidge. arrived here Tuesday
TO visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Dossey. She will be Joined
later by Ashley.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25
Coolidge Locals

OMrs. r. F. Kirkland and chill
dren spent Saturday In Casa
Grande visiting relatives. Mr. and
Mrs. Russell German and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Bowser.
o. Bible study class Is being
conducted each Friday evening al
Valley Farms. The group met last
week at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
j. p. McGee.
OMrs. Ernie Bias and children
visited relatives and friends al
Mesa Sunday.
OMr. and Mrs. Steve Christensen
left Sunday for San Diego. Cali
fornia. where they are visiting rel
atives and friends. They plan to
be there about ten days.
OMr and Mrs. +. c. Gipe. who
make their home at Tonto Ma
tional Monument OF which he Is
custodian. were guests at the
home of Custodian and Mrs. A. T..
Bieknell at Casa Grande National
Monument over the weekend
OMrs. Cora Wynne OF Pasadena.
California. former Coolidge and
Casa Grande resident. was a guest
al Mac Rae Ranch this week. She
flew from the coast 10 Phoenix
where she visited old friends be-
fore coming to Casa Grande and
Coolidge. Mrs. Wynne viii return
TO Pasadena Sunday.
ODouglas Dawson and Leland
May spent Monday in Phoenix
transacting business.
OMrs. II. G. Richardson. Sr.. was
a guest at the home OF Mrs. Du-
gald Stewart of Florence for
bridge on Friday afternoon.
OMr. and Mrs. d. l. Morris OF
Rocky. Oklahoma. arrived here
Thursday to visit their daughter.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25
Leather Work Resumed
By Girl Scouts Here

All Coolidge girl scouts who
took leather work under the in
struction % Mrs. r J. Wilber last
year have been given the oppor-
tuuity 70 resume the course this
year. according 10 announcement
this week.
Instruction began Thursday
when Eiri scouts previously en-
rolled IN the course met with Mrs.
Wuber. Glasses will continue TO
meet each Thursday at p. N.
IN the woman's clubhouse. When
the course Is completed the girl
scout leather badge will be
awarded
Vote 5oo YES
Ovance Taylor. University OF Arl-
rona student. was here overnight
Friday 10 attend the Coolidge
Florence football game. Mr.. and
Mrs r. W. Taylor accompanied
him TO Tucson Saturday for Moth
er and Dads Day at the uniyer-
sity.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25
Girl Scouts Week to
Be Observed Sunday
By Coolidge Troops

National Girl Scouts Week
starts Sunday and will be OBJ
served by all Coolidge girl scout
troops by church attendance on
the opening day. Girl scouts Will
meet with their leaders and as
sistant leaders Immediately after
Sunday School at Coolidge WON
ans Club. from where each girl
viii join a group TO attend the
church OF her choice.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25
BPWC Executive Board
Meets at Elliott Home

The executive board OF Coolidge
Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club met at the home OF the
president. Mrs Ruby Elliott. on
Monday night
The resignation Of Miss Juanita
Mccullough as treasurer was ac-
cepted and Mrs. Lois Jellison was
appointed by the board to fill the
vacancy
The next meeting of Coolidge
BPWC will be held at noon. No
vember ). in Community Presby-
terian recreation hall. Luncheon
is scheduled TO start promptly at
IL O'Clock
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25
Pfc. n. a. Rama Home

Pfc. Herbert Alonzo Rama ia
home on terminal leave from Fort
Bragg. North Carolina. having re-
Gently returned from II months
overseas duty in the Philippines
and with the army of occupation
in Korea. He Is the son or Mr..
and Mrs. H. S. Rama
Washington Journal., 1946-08-30

9c5rg ouf Hepnrationen wiiroen
Oemnod BON elmer aus lie6en MIit.
gIieoern beite6enoen aommiiiion ge-
priift merOen, 81 Der @roBbriton.
MEN, 6ronfreid, &uBlonO un0 ole
8ereinigten Stooten geboren. 0ieie
&ommiiiion miiroe Die Heporotionen
leds Monote nod Der ltnter5eid-
nltng Der 8ertrdge feitiesen, ebenio
ipie Ole idbrIiHe State olif ser
@runOInoe Ser 3obIltngsfd6igfeit
Der betreffenoen 2Gnoer.
,,g8ir m%iiiien Garori adten, gitro-
pas mirtidoftlihe @rbolun9 nidjt SIT
i6mieri9 SIT 9eitolten", erfl1rte Der
uuitrolii6e 0ele9ierte. &ierouf err
mioerte Ntolotob: o%g[uftroliens Sci
Ser, Stdote uno Snouitrien limo
niht oermititet morOen." @r fitgte
bin3u, Dab HlBlonO tntiG6lid Tofl-
lidt in Ieinen 6%oroerungen molten
IieB, oo elm lin Die WtiGioroen 9ol-
lars gebenOer Shaoen angeri6tet
fpur0e."
Die Arbeit Der Gonferen5 fam ont
eriten Gag Ser ~fiinften ISOLDE nllr int
S6nedentempo Doron.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-30
@06itpreiie fir
6lei1@ 9. Sept.

8oi6ington 9ie &egierung
mobiliiierte cine feline Armee BON
Spe5inlogenten, Inn einen etnaigen
Sdmor5en Morft na9 8ieoerein-
filbrung Der S0ditpreile oltf 6leiid
i'm Seine 3l eritifen. Die neiten
S0hitpreiie iouen I'M &leinoerfauf
am 8. September in &rdft treten.
@orausiihtli6 meroen lie etiuos
b0ber iein ais %Oieienigen pom 30.
SUM.
Die 0B4 iteIlt einnn Stab bon
$500 Snoeitigotoren, meilt 8etero-
ilen Oes lebten 9rieges, 5uiammen,
oeren 9lltigobe es iein miro, 8eridte
iiber 6Ieiididiebereien 3u unteriu-
den. Die Sleii9inouitrie botte ge-
pornt, Dab Oie @ie0ereinfitbrung
Ser S06Itpreiie Sbieberei our 6olge
baben meroe.
2onomirtl6aftsiefretdr Anoerion
itno OBA : MDminiitrotor Borter
gaben befonnt, ooB ldarf gegen Den
Sdwar3en Waarft oprgegangen per.
0er miir0e.
Snauiiden trof sic O@a nuf
MoBnabmen fir G%rbobung Oes
Me6lpreiies. gs bonoelt lid Inn 7
Gent per 100 BfunO. Die 8rot-
preiIe meroen ieOo6 niht erbobt.
Die O8A p~erfolgte Die Molferei-
preile NIT lteioenOem Snterelie. Dor
alien lit man oif Der 0ut, Dor ct
maigem gmpori6nelen Der Breiie
in 0ieier SnOnltrie.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-30
Bnr9erfrie9
1T Wfano16urei

Neiping - Die 8efiirdtung, Dat
Der 8iirgerfrieg in Der Mtnnoihnrei
mo ltiagef1br 3mei Wonate lang &ube
berrl6te, ipieOer %uufflnmmen wiiroe,
Dat ii6 e6er erfiint, als man onge-
mein ge0adt batte.
8ie unabbangige Gueaen meloen,
9aben oie %&ommunilten BEL Siebling,
45 Meilen noroolfli6 BON Wufoen,
einen acknowledgements Dorge-
nommen. Sic beoroben 0omit Die
fir bic 3entrolregiernug wi6tige
@iienbdbnlinie Weltfoen : G6ang6un-
Die Nationaltruppen Bel Siebling
lonen BON Den %&ommunilten um3in=
geIt mor0en lein. Die 3entralregie-
rung bot Sruppen in 8erueglng ge-
lebt, Inn Ole eingei6loIiene @arni-
Jon 81 befreien.
Noh Mnlidten BON Offi5ieren Der
3entralregierune in Heiping miro
Ser &f om iiiolihen Sell Der
Gbang6un : giienbnbn alio iii0lidl
BON Wufoen alth balo mieoer nuf-
flnmmen. 9ort ieien Die 9ommuni-
item in ser lebten 3eit wieoer tdtig
gemelen.
6erner meloen u~nnbbangi9e Be
riAte. ooB 5ur5eit in Der SroDin5
Se6ol an orei Stellen gefampft mir
Sc. Sin &ffelo lit Die @egeno
bon 2ingjuan, rs Meilen BON Der
Bronin5bauptitaot @bengteb, Die lid
in Sen @1noen ser &ommuniIten be-
finoet.
SroBoem oie 3entrolregierung
meloet, Dab Die ~&ommuniiten bergeb-
lih geaen Die mihtige Snoultrie-
1toot Gatung onrenilen, beiBt es BON
anoerer Seite, oaB Die &ommunilten
sort oag Jlugiel0 eingenommen
b1tten. Daour1 pdren Die &egie-
runastruppen bon alien 2liftperbin-
ounsen abgei6nitten,
Washington Journal., 1946-08-30

na6 bent 6ei6

8aibington. - ga Die Alisiih-
ten fiir Den @rport aus Der ome-
rifanilhen Gone 0eittiHlonos beI-
ier iino ais nod nor fur5em err
portet muroe, but oas 3nterna-
tionole San0elsomt i'm Son0els=
department Bl1ne befonntgegeben,
aiif @runo oeren es iiir omeri-
foniide @eI6GftsDertreter mo9lidJ
iein miro, Oie Gone gu bereiieu,
I'M SanOels6e5iebungen wieoer an.
~5ufniipfen.
Gin Spre6er 0es SanoelsomtS
erflarte in oieiem .3uiommenbong,
ooB btber onerifonii6en @ejhdts-
leuten MIR in gan5 menigen Sal
Zen Heiien in Die ltS : Gone 9e-
itattet murOen, unO Damn i'm oil
gemeinen MIR, nm iidl no6 Den
Sntereiien um5uieben, Die tie ooer
ibre 5inlen in ser 8orfriegs3eit
b%eieiien batten, uno nidt etpa
sur @inleitung ueuer @ei11fte.
Die 8lGne iiir ole 8ieoernuf-
nabme oes SanOeIs nit menigiteus
eilem Cell Geutidlunos iinO sur
3eit a~llerOings MIR t~entatiu, lpie
Der Gertreter oeS @an0els-
amt erfldrte. Die 3obl Der 3lt-
gelaiienen @ei6aitsleute miro iu-
folge ser ollgemeinen 8erb1ltnii-
lie nur belfrdnft lein unO 81 ie-
Der Aeiie lit ole Sr1au6nis oes
nmerifaniiden Mlit1rfommanoeurs
nOtig an ben Elm antrag gu
Itellen lit.
Sn Der omtliden anfiinoieu1g
bieB es, Dab 8l6ne jest ausge-
orbeitet lueroen, neil sic Plus
lidten auf @rlongung beidrdnfter
M}engen 9emiiier artifel gum gr-
port aus Ser oinerifaniihen Gone
9euti6lonos better ideinen ols
ollgeiommen noroen mar" Sci
ben erporti1bigen 4rtifeln ban.
BELT es lih in eriter 2inie Inn
8or3ellnn, Spieliaden, &n0iogebdu-
ie, Sdmufiofert Stano uno Go-
i6%enllbren iomie 8eine uno Spi-
rmitltoien.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-30
Ntuftt 9eles
9atiOns @9ef

2onOon - Bonn britii6en AuBen-
amt mlroe befonntgegeben, ooB Ole
&onferen5en nit Arabern inO SUI
oen iiber ole 3ufunft &alditinoS om
9. September bier Beginner werOen.
Sn SeruinIem puroe Der eriIierte
Der Der 3uinmmenarbeit
nit Oen No5is n1breno oes 9rieges
OerO6dtigt miro, gum Gbef Der aro-
biihen Delegation ernonnt.
Die arobii6e @recutibe in &ola'
tina bat 0ie @inGoOung CUR 2on0c-
ner &onferen5 inter Der 8eOingung
on9enommert, OoB feline Suoen Oa-
ron %teiInebmerl, bat ieooh nidt Die
.@inGoOung oes Mufti CUR 9eoin-
gung gemodlt. sic Maen Cunning
BAN, ser S%o6fommilior bon @uIG-
tina, ,,fpies oitf oie Sdpierigfeiten
bin, sic iif aus Der 6oroerung nadl
gnpeienbeit oes Mufti ereeben"
tpie elm umtlihes Gommunique be-
.ioete. @ber o%ffenbar Iaete Sir
allan niGt, Oh Die 6oroerung err
fiiat ODER o6gelebnt meroe.
aus Der anfiinoigiing oes glu-
Benomts cling berOor, ooB Die gin-
Ilooungen an Die Heeierungen Der
lieben ornbiifen Stoateri, an Die Sc
nib agencp nno Die orobii6e
@refutibe geridtet tporoen iinO. IS
NOR Dies oie erIte formelle ginld-
oung ser Sepiib aoencp, obluo9I
&olonioIminiiter George Sna be-
reits mebrfod NIT ibren 6iibrern
~fonferiert bnt. 8orige 8ofJe en-
fl1rte Der grefutiOousihuB Der
Igencp in Yoris, bob tie ni6t an
oen 8eiprehungen teilnebmen mir.
0e, ipern oeren @rllnologe Der bril-
tii6 : omerifanii1e Seilungsplau
lein Ioa. @etrennte 8eiprehungep
nit Sloen un0 Mrabern iinO mabr-
Ideinlid). 8remierminiiter attlet
6iirfte SIT Sen 8ertretern Der arobi'
l6en Stoaten iprehen.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-30

Oeuti6Iano pom 6Gt6c oes Sitter.
tiinS befreit bGtten", uno nun ooie
8elt enolid aud bon Dem Stud Ell.
nes eipigen Nadenebmens befreien"
iollten.
Die gerteioigung fir Sen Slider
~beitsoienit q. 81 fiibrte Or. Sans
@oplif. Gr legte Oor, Dab piele Iei-
ner MitglieOer, obne gefrogt 5u iuer-
Den, einfoh gum 9. 9. fommnn-
0iert roroen fin0. auber0em be-
itritt er Die RettmdBigfeit, eleid ei-
ne gauge Organization in 8ouih uno
8ogen 81 Oeronmmen.
8ei Der Ausioge oes Generals,
DAB Sitter Dem &eidsmarifoa ale
GoImadten sur 8orbereitltng zines
8ofterienfrieges b%erIieben babe,
Itdno @0ring bon ieinem size nuf
uno ltorrte init grimmigem @elihts-
olSorud alif oen 53eugen.
@S mar @eneralmoior 8olter
SGreiber, Der BON einem @efonge-
nenloger bel Mosfoii sur Berneb,
mung bierber transporter poroen
mar. @r beridtete. Dab in ser Nd-
Re bon 8oien Elm Snititut eingerid-
tet moroer mar, Oos 8ofeterienfil.
turen in groBem llmfonge 5iiften
ioate. Gr be5eugte ferner, Dab oas
O6erfomnlanOo cine @ebeimfonfe.
reno i'm Suli 1913 rad Berlin be-
rief, Die 81 Dem &eililtot fam, Die
Soee ser Berbreitrng BON @fftbo-
3iaen mittels @eihoiien uno 8om-
ben in 6olge Der oomoligen &riegs-
lage mieoer aui5unebmen, mo Dob
nuhber nod ein atoeres SSnititut
IN angriff genommen Duroe, oas
Die Disqualification 5u unteriuhen bot-
te, mie peit iid cine fiinitlihe Ser
breitung Der 8ubonenpeit gum 0ut-
'er Ger ariegsfiibrung auswirfen
Iaiie.
S6reiber beldrte6 8eriu6e, bon
oeueu, tpie er lagte, Elm ar5t inn err
51blt babe, lie iuiiroen i'm &on5en-
trotionslager gu1enmolo nrsge.
fii6rt. Mnn bube 0ortige Eager
61ftlinge iDitenutiide NIT Tppbus
infi5iert, uno biele ieien an oieien
Experimental geitorben.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-30
bel 9HAs
6a55ta Derbaftet

2eespille, q. s. - SonOerbenmtf
ser S8@ nobmen in elmer &a6-
ala lehs &erlonen felt. Die Off
fion lit ser erIte Shritt our Auf-
l0Iung zines &ings, Der in IA
5toaten eii1en rieienboiten SAlei6-
5onoel in Altomobilen 6etretbt,
6eiien l1midse ouf $75,0O0,0O0 ge=
id31tt iDeroen.
9ie 8eaI1ten batten befenn-
5eifnete @elOideine BEL lid unO
troten ais @1noler ouf. Sinner
bolb uon spei Stunoen fauiten
lie fiinf Automobile. 3wei Oaoon
iDoren Mfo0ell 1916, oie ortOeren
orei moren gebraudte @ogen.
Die 8reiie moren rngefGbr oas
Goppelte Ser S9a S1be.
ltngefabr $4,000 wurOen be-
3oblt uno ben 2euten gleih nod
ser 6eltnabme mieoer abgenOm-
men. Sic 8eonlten er366Iten, lie
b1tten, menn Tie geniigenO @elO
6ei lid gebnbt bitten, nod oiel
mebr @ogen faltfen fonnen.
Die fiinf Nlitomobile mltrOen
bier ouf Dem automarft %eefauft,
ser unter Dem freiem @immel OBJ
ge6olten miro. @s mdren ungeidbr
80 61noler un0 500 Mlttos Dor.
bon6en, ober ole 8eamten iagen,
Der Morft lei mandsmal ooppeli
10 lturf belhidt, un0 Die 0urf).
lhnittspreiIe ieien immer etrpo
0pppeIt 10 bod mie Die feItge-
lebten &od1tpreiie.
Ser Son0erbeomte s. s .Moie-
lep, ser nit Ser 3urhfiibrun9
0ieier angelegenbeit betraut lit,
erfl1rte, ct uto ieine 2eute bdt-
ten ben Mnrft ihon einige SO
den beobodtet. @r fin0et nur
Montogs itott, uno bel alien Gin
geneibten beiBt er megen Der &ar-
neoalItimmung oie gemobnlid BORT
berrldt, ME an0ers als Sir
fus."
Gur6 sic erfolgte 5eitnabme
bon fiinf Sdnolern lit Die Sa6e
crit ms &olfen gefommen, ober
~feinesqpegs abgeifloIier. SIN @e-
genteil, es iollen, pie MoieleD
mitteilte, meitere Berbaftungen err
folgen.
Gie gerbuftnnaen erfolgten in
oller Stille, m16ren0 Der Morft
meter ging.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-30
DcrfcRrsIiebcrRci
crhebliA iM0eMoMtmtcM

Die Imerican Automobile MIio-
citation beri6tete, 0dB lire our6
Br1lioent Srunons &onferen3 int
bergongenen Mai unterltiibten Be-
mirbungen Inn groBere 8erfebrs-
liderbeit alif ben AutoitraBen ,,eine
erbebli1e 8enoune gum 8eIieren"
bemirft 6oben. SIN lebten S%rieoens-
jobre 1871 muroen auf amerifani-
iden Observation-Disclosures etpa 10000
Berionen getOtet.
SIN oerganeenen Wni lagen Die
3iffern iol6er EooesfaGe 2t% NM
ter oenen oes Mai 1871, m1bren0
nod i'm lesten @priI oerortige I'm.
f1ne Inn 40 oie oes April 194t
iibertroffen botten.
aud I'M SUM oieies SnbreS lag
sic 3nbI Ser oura gerfebr8unf1le
getoteten 8erionen INN 1879 inter
oen I'M SUM 194t ge5dblten Ser
fe6rsopfern,
Washington Journal., 1946-08-30
Dctcrnn octpnftn Wcttc;
pcr3ckrtc SO KISbc

@orceIter, Maii. = Der 80 Sabre
alte Stnblorbeiter 6ronf Suliano,
Elm %ebemaliger &riegsteilnebmer,
madt fein @ebl 0oraus, Dab er
in Der Armee Iit oft cine brittle
unO uierte 8ortion gebolt fat.
Seute be3meifelten ieine
5reunoe Bail ltno Become ieinen
9uten appetit, mo mas tut Suit
auo? gr Iebt lid an einen Gid,
auf Dem 30 6leiidtl0Be %ierpiert
iino, nit einem 2oib irnn3oiilden
8rotes uno II @las Bier.
AlleS geIponnt SIT. pie Sulinno
Iid crit ourd cine 8latte nit
% @loBen ou%rdlnrbeitet. Damn
fonlmt Die onoere an Die Neibe,
Die aud nod elmer balben Stun-
De our SGIfte binuntert manOert.
Sect uber oerlnnglamt lid oaS
Senipo etpas. Die SoBe lit at
idpper," meint er entiduI0igenO,
ouno es 1T 5uoiel &nobInud) oo-
ran"
Gam ergebt er iid III Grim
%lerungen: Dor Sobren, am Grn-
teOanffeit bat er einmol einen
6polfpfiinOigen Srutban aufgegel-
len. 9arnadl muBte er ober 8
Stunoen ihlofen.
2angiam oeriflpin0en sic leb-
ten &loBe. Bail fiiht einen i3e6n-
oollori6ein aus Der Toide uflO
gibt 81, oaB er Die 8ette Der
loren 9nt.
ism ben 12 Sobren meiner
Gatigfeit ais gReitouroteur." io9t
Der 8irt Baloino, uba6e i1 To-
mas nitt geie6en.~
Washington Journal., 1946-08-30
NmtcrifamilAc Ocf0ucs
i~tcnerGbcr IN Sranfrcitt

9oris. (ONM) - Cine omerifani-
iae Griegsmittpe, sic nod 6rnnf.
reid fam, UNI oas @rab ibres
Mannes nuf5uiu6en, fan0 trOIten-
De @orte fir on0ere, Die gleid
ibr Dom &rieg getroffen muroen.
Sbr Mnnn, Sobn Sbanflin aus
@ntertomr, g. o., nor Elm Sberit-
leutnont in ser Sefiten Sanger
0tpiiion, Ser @orbut Der Siebten
Mrn1ee. @r fiel in Groilsbeim
i'm alter BON % Sobren ols Ell
@anges. 5rau 5bonflin fam nod
ner Ser iiingiten Sffi6iere ieines
6ronfreid, I'M einen &ran5 auI
iein @rab in ct. MpolO, in Der
N16e Don Meb, Su legen. Sic
er5Gblte ibr @rle6nis NIT oielen
einfohen @orten:
sd begriff bier, BOB Sobn
ililo id ni6t sic eiu5igen morel,
oenen oos SGidioI bort mitipiel-
te. Tauienoe perloren, mas ibnen
lleb NOR.
: 5rou Sbonflin ingte, lie bdtte
%erfobren, ooB ons &riegsamt
Iftper inter Gruf geiebt meroe,
0omit es sic 9eid)en I'M ars-
lano ~gefolenen Soloaten ausgra-
ben nn0 fir 8ieoerbeItattung in
sic Hereinafter Stanten ii6eriiib-
rem luiIe. Sic miiroe, iogte lie,
iid elmer iolhen abiift NIT al
Ter Strait mioerieBen.
Ole @r66er limo ihon unO
tperoen non Sen 6rnn5oien 9e-
pflegt," iogte lie. u8em miro
es belfen, wenn alte 8unoen
our9 Observation-Disclosures nno
Observation-Disclosures mieoer altfgeril=
len mer0en2 @ieuiel better mare
es, 0as @elo fir Die Shnffung
zines Jonos gu benuben aus Dem
be0iirftige M~rrehoriQe ser @efal-
lenen unteritibt weroen fonnten. I"