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Evening star., 1946-09-13

guarantee standard prices on all
commodities. immediate action to
scrap and dispose of all materials
not commercially salable, screening
of inventories in owning agency
warehouses and elimination of fur
ther handling of commercially un-
salable items, and changed methods
of allocating materials from geo.
graphical basis to a commodity basis.
Appointment of new head OF
the electronics division and revision
of agency agreements from a cost
plus -fixed-fee basis to fixed-price
basis previously were announced.
Evening star., 1946-09-13
Marshall Reported Cool
To Reds Truce Appeal

NANkING, Sept. 13 (P).-Gen.
George c. Marshall and the Chinese
government were reliably reported
to be cool toward a Communist re-
quest that the special American en-
voy reconvene his committee to at
tempt to work out a truce in China S
increasingly bitter civil strife.
Gen. Marshall was reported to
have informed the Communists,
through American Ambassador J.
Leighton Stuart, that he is unen-
thusiastic because of the commit
tees inability in the past to restore
peace. The committee is made up
of Gen. Marshall Communist Chou
En-lai and Government Gen. Hsu
Yung chang
Both DR.. Stuart and Gen Mar
shall extended anew the govern
ment suggestion that the Commu-
nists help frame a coalition state
council and allow the committee
of three concurrently to consider
ways of halting the conflict. The
Reds consistently have refused to
negotiate unless Gen. Chang prom
iSed to order nation wide armi-
Stlce as soon as an agreement was
reached
Reds Accuse American
/ Meanwhile, the Communist radio
at Yenan charged that an American
colonel's activities on a truce team
north of Marking had aroused uni
versal suspicion and indignation
among the army and civilians at
/ the front"
/ The broadcast yesterday singled
out Col. D. D. Tenholm, American
member of Truce Team No. IT,
which also includes Chinese gov
eminent and Communist represent
atives and is medium for halting
the fighting in China.
/ Instead of taking an interest in
halting continuous attacks launched
by Quomintang (government troops
since May against the New 4th
Communist Army in North XII
angsu and AnWhei.' the broadcast
), said, he stealthily left his team base
without warning July 13, the day
the KuOmintang full scale offensive
opened"
Later, the radio asserted, when
the Communists reoccupied couple
Of towns late in August "he was sud-
denly stimulated by some inspira =
ton" and resumed mediation eff
forts. Yenan said a complaint on
his activities had been filed al
Peiping, truce headquarters.
Evening star., 1946-09-13
China
Continued From First Page.)

IOUHIIIIUtu FTU1Il FITSJ Pdgt.I
captured Fengchen, a second railway
city about midway between Tsining
and long -beleaguered Tatung, rail-
way junction $50 miles west of
Peiping
This force was pressing south in
an attempt to relieve the govern
ment garrison at Tatung, but before
them were 25 mountainous miles
and Communist troops spread out
thrOlloh the hills
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26

Die ousoelporten Wtititer aui Die te.
ronilde Slate. 9amit waren Die
metnIliiden @erbinOungen berge-
iteIt. g3ur batte man itott Der inl-
MERLIN umfangreiden aupferOrobte
Oiinne SiIberitreiien.
Sm fDmmer5ieaen Gerfnbren, mel
dies oog Hoaperfobren Ourd Spirit
perfabren erIeBen miro, ioaen Oieie
5treifen t-t0 3oa melt un0 10000
3ou bid iein.
Die RonOenIotoren, 0ie ipdter an
oebrodt mer0en, bnIten iid ebeniollS
in ben entiprehenoen 2%iliputuner-
moBen. Gen Observation-Disclosures
Tern lit es mtd bereits gelungen,
etnen 3tDerg.2autipre6er Der aber
ood frdftig 1T, gu entpideln.
Sin IoIdes &ooio fann entmeoer
,ourdl cine fIeinc 8ntterie ODER ourd
anidluB an Oeu Sausitrom betriebeu
meroen.
Nber niht anein Dem So~rfreunoe
bietet oieIe nelle Wetbooe Gorteile,
Ionoeru Defenders oenen, Oenen 0us
S0ren Sdmierigfeiteu bereitet. Sbre
eleftronilden Soropporate meroen
in 3ltfinft fIeiner, aber I'M 10 lplrt-
Iamer Iein.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
5tucrornNic
bat orcBc StGrec

Cine Grrungenihaft oes &rieges,
Die eS ermoolidt, Gunoiunfemp-
fGnger nit Der Meidweite ser ge-
m0bnIiden Gilhmooeae, aber nidt
grobcr oIs Elm HGfden 3igaretten,
her3ultellen, 1T iebt BON @iiien-
ihaftIprn. Sic fir oie @unocsregie-
rllng arbeitenb befonntgegeben NOR
Sen.
Ser &%erupunft oieier grrllngen-
i1aIt lit oie Moglidfeit, Die pieIen
Dieter Dra6t, melde ieocr @mpf1n-
ger fitr 8erbiEoungen 6miIhen ben
ein5elnen @eitnnoteilen benotigt. altf
Elm MirroeitmlaB 3t re0u5ieren.
3ies lit ourh elm gull6 nellnrtige8
Gcrfobren erlltogIiht moroen, ullO
cine Rdoiofirnlo bereitet iid Oaranf
Dor, oas gerfobren f%onmer6iea aus
3ubeuten.
9ie 8erbinoungen peroen BEL Dem
llelten @%erfabren nidt mebr bon
einem 8unft gum anoeren gelegt
llnO 0onn porii1tig perI0tet, lonoern
man be0icnt lih eilieS @~crfabrenS,
ooS I'M ariege bel logenannten Nab-
Siinoern ongeruenoe. ;ouroe. 8ie es
beiBt. loaen oif..e Nnb6iin0er ndd)it
Der Ntombombe bic mihtigite Gripqs.
errunaenidoft Der Ser. Staten Ge-
meien Iein.
9iele Climbing mar ein fleiups
Maoio, uclfeS oaS 6eihob, in Dem
es eingebaut mar, 3rr reften 3eit
sur GrpIoiion bra6te. IS mar midt
idymer, &oDren, Die flein genitg
lparen, ber5lltelen; aber nm lid Die
pIabraltbenoen pielell Meter Grnbt
3lt erIparen mubte man gnn3 neue
Me9e geDen.
Non nabm onber cine feramild)e
(u0er mie es fommer5ien genollnt
meroen loG: pIoltiihe) 8lntte. Sur.
iiber muroe elm SeioelmuIter gelegt,
oas eemiIIe Nusihnitte - nd1nlih
Sen @eg ser metnniI6en Serbin-
oungen II 3eigte. lleber oieie Sci
nelrmusfe purOe cine 8nl5e 9e8ogelL
Die NIT elmer ans au%fgeloitem Silber
beitebenoen, 5dben Mnlle ii6cr8ogen
mar. 9iele Mnile oriidte iid ourd
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
11cmcs 1tSsNceimtcnt
ocht nnsk Berlin

Berlin. 9oS ,,Olo @ltarO~ &egi-
ment Ser omerifoniifen Armee miro
oemnGdit in Berlin %eintreffeh Inn Oie
Gffupntion 81 iibernebnen. IS lit
5os 3. Snionterieregiment Oos 0n5u
beitimmt lit, Die I. Gipiiion a65nlo-
len.
GAS Regimcnt, oos olS oos Glteita
Regintent in Ser amerifaniihen Nr-
lee alt, fommt bon 2uomigsburg unO
miro geaenmdrtig fir ieine relle Auf=
GanSer HeeOe BON @oi6ington, ser
&omutanoeur oes Regiments, gIau6t.
oa er an I. Mai ieine glufgabe gon5
ii%6ernc1men fam.
8is ictt bat 0os 8Ytmrrf ariegs-
gefangene bepaht. Seit es i'm Sabr
1874 DO Gem Continental GongreB"
geidlaifen mur0e bat es 81 S6ladten
mitaenaft- SIN Anfang fiibrte es Ben
gealen Snfontriere9iment bon 8enn=
iDIaonio. SIN Sobr 1919 pr6ielt es
Die Summer 3. Gs mar aud BEL Ser
8ap;tulation Don &obert Gee in Appo-
mattor 5ltgegen.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
Dereins

GOueOrO Club, Snc. Trdfoent:
Carl Stober; SefretGr, u. 8. Burg.
bnrOt, APT Surner Str, GbeUD
Gbaie, W1o. geriammluraen mOnot.
lid.
ErulScrt SiII JrieSbOf. praiiOent:
5reO IOgeliang; Setretdr, s. O..
@infIer; Sdatmetiter: 2ourence 8
Shut. geri. nm 2. 5amstag I'M
Monat int 6rieobofsgeb1uoe.
7eutide TreimGarer 2Oge &rmi'
nius, @r. %, S,A.&@. Setret1r:
Greof. 9ertram, 1871 Sbepbero
Str, q. 6. @~eriommIlins am l..
Sienstog i'm Monnt I'M 0euen Ma.
Jnic SempeI. 13te uno s GtraBe,
u. 20.
Nrminins Sergnignmgs gerein.
Eraiioett: Senrp &ieiter; Sefret6r:
3beooor 9erd, 1905 Siebente Stro.
BE, q. 8. g%eriammIung oul /.
Sonnaben0 in Monat.
WreGter HenetlctQl luton, Sllfrttt
Nr. 100. 9rdliSent: 5obn @reolein;
Se:ret1r: G6riitian Gbriit, 1922
6dufte SiraBe, q. %. Geri. on
4. 7ienstag iu Monat I'M Sduie gr.
1920 ) StroBe. q. G,
0illppcrt Seim 5rauen &~ilfsberein.
&r1ii0entin: 6rou grnit %. 9romn;
lammIltng an 2. 9ienstas /. 90. I'm
2 llbr I'M 8eim.
Greater Beneficial Union, 0iitrifi
Rr, 40. @r1lioent: MideI 9oi-
her; SefretGr, G9riition 0ronen.
bitter, 1tO4 8onrpant Ctr, SLIDER
Spring1 MO. @erI. am 4. 6reitoa
i'm @onat I'M D6ibe 8oint 1nuern" .,
l2te tno & StroBe. Nor0oit.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
@ai6iustOu sanser6umO

Ter ,.@aibinoton SGnqerbun6"
bet6tiQt iid inieoer oftib. gs witr-
Sen in sen Gebten @onaten, III
Serrn SfmIters @eiioenS. t716-
31it Ct. e. g. llobe 9enn. aFoe.),
S~inoitunoen obgehoIten. Gle
tparen 3t Nder 5retoe redt
snblreif bciift mo nod Iongen
ariegsiabran 5eiate iid pieoer cute
Hreunoidlaft ntO ehte Sr0blidfeit.
Infer Ser frernoliden 9eitung oes
Serrn 8iener pur6en beinobe ber-
neiiene olte. seiitihe 2ieoer tpieoer
fleiBig eingeiibt.
Nenn in 3ufunft unier ih0neS
Spinlotlie0 mieoer gepfIeQt peroen
ion, 10 lit Dies MIR m0glid). Dob
mehr Sineitunben abeebnIten uno
O%ieIelben nit Offer beiudt mrroen.
Gs murine oesboIb beidIoHen. in SIT
fitnft Sineitlinoen ie6en erIten uno
oritten Samstog I'M @torot ob8ibaI-
ten.
gs lit iPoer friibere Ginger olfs
beroIidite Dilfommen unD Sic Mit-
Dirfung zines ieoen Nreirnoes bonn
0putihen @eiange ermiiniht.
Cine tpeitere Nufgabe lit es fir
inns, 0aS SiIfsfuerf fir Oas notIei-
oenoe oeutidle Golf oilfS Bette un=
teritiiben 5lt fpoden. gs lit uniere
ebrIifYe @fli6t, Die 6eimat nidt sll
per1eiien llno 10 miiiien uno MOLTEN
mir allies tun. Inn Die ifredlihe
NotIaae in Geutidlnno 81 berrin-
germ. Gs ion oie3 geideben ourh
geiangli9e @ortr1ge BEL 8eranItal-
tlungeu. Surd @elo- uno &leioergo-
ben uno ourdJ peri0nIide Witbilfe.
Mit Der lleber8eugung I'M Ser
gen, Sab es notipelioig iii 5ltfdtn-
men 3I iteben uno 5ilfnmliteit 81
belfen, nebntet neiten uno frfihen
gntid)lliB uno fommt 81 ben Sing
6es @oibington S1ngerbun-
0es. grinnert Cure 8reunoe 0urd
9eIepbon, ermltntert oieielben 5u
un0 bietet oenielben mo-
m0gIih 1nbrgelegenbeit.
go bite pergeiiet nift Die
Sinaitunoen ieoen eriten unO 0ritten
abeno I'M Monat. 9ommt
5oblteid), ipom0glih friibe, .nrbeitet
uno beIft nit unO erfrellt Gud BERG
lid am oeutiden @eiong.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
Bon Scr SiIfspsrffruut

YIN Sonnobeno trafen it'd iDie.
0erum ole gertreter Der 0eltidipro.
@ereine at elmer geIpredatng
ous SiIistpert in Ser oIten
Seimnt. Ter .Gbnrter", ionic Die
aonititut,on unS Necengeiebe tulir-
0an angenommen. Nah0em NUM-
mebr Die BeIt6tigung pom ,glmeri.
con 5rienos Serpice Committee" in
philadelphia (Guofers) eingctroIfen
lit, fam nit oen SammIunQpn be-
gonnen tperoen. NIs critics Ion elm
Sppen Inn @eIoRr sur 2inoerung
Der qroBen Scot in ser alien Seimat
.brieflid uiisgeionot ueroen. Sober
8ebe aroB8iiaig 10 biel er fam, Oenn
Die Not lit beoelitenS GROCER oIs fidJ
Die meiiten BON ms boritclen f0n-
men. Sm Noreifenihreiben ltno ion-
itigen ifriftlihen Mrbeiten peroen
freiDinige Seller geilldt. GieieIben
limo gebeten, iih per 9elepbon Na
1889 nit Dem 8iiro oeS Silsiuer-
fes in 8erbinoung at iebeu. Sir
Sen NGb3irfel nltroen Stoffe 3ltrl
@6bcn BON aIeioern uno @one gum
Strideu Don Striimpfen uluo
aSmeaters" beialt. 9ie Snden
tper0en 5tgeIdnitten lln0 f0nnen bon
Trailen 81 @auie gendbt perOen.
@er lid 6eteiligen mill, iete iidl nit
Sem giiro in @%erbinoung, poielbii
ncile rno aid gebraltdte Sad)en
ongenommen meroen. Sails mar
oieieIben niht bringen fam, tuirS
0as aomitee ioIde obbolen Iniien.
@ie0erum limo Die @ereine gebeten.
ibre Mit0lieoerIiiten e~in5uienoen
oamit man Elm QroBeS AoreIienner.
5eihnis onlegen Tam.
Sagein, tngolts fommen lett ans
Berlin unS anoeren St1oten IN
0eutihIano Weloungen mad Der
8creinigten Stnaten. sic in immel
fraiieren 3ahlen sic norbanoener
Observation-Disclosures fir Die gep0l
fpruna nuf513len. oie in INNER
idredtidleren 9ifoern sic Hot un(
Dos GGeno ihiIoern oie in imrnel
S%ringenNeren @orten mobnen, 0af
Silfe io'ort fommen mitB, ooB Md.
mebr 6un0erte lln0 TalrIenoe, ion
bern Slinoerttaitien0e Dem SoOu
perfnuen f0uncn.
gia Satofers haben bereits Sil
SiIfSaftion fiir Gcutid[ono einge
leitet un6 limo iest in oie Sage Der
lett fporoen, Monot I'M Mona
1000 9onnen Sdiffsrallm fir oiei
SiIfe o%us5inuBpn. lin kieien boiler
9a0eralIm Fir bic 9iIfSoftion ans
nllben 5t f6llleu, sniiiiqn @cloel
gum @iufnllf non 2ebensmitteIn mi
Dielen onoeren Soden. Sic 0ritbel
ben5tigt mer6en, uilfgebradt per
oen.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
isCitc spcnacmItraD
tien bel 1lliindten

Miindlen 9as Miindner
glott ,,gio0eutide 3eitung" mel
oct, ooB buuoerte peridIeppter ST.
QoIIoman bier in ibrem Eager gegen
sic flaoiloipide &eaierrna Mar-
id)oa gitos kRmonitriart baben.
Gie gemonitrntion gina los, ipie
oos 9Iatt beridtet, als brei Sito-
Gffi3ier oos 2aaer beiidten, Inn
Die 9eate oringIid auf5lforoern,
in sic Seimot 5uriid0ufebren. @nIe
ME Gang Ieba 8onig @eter!", ,ytie-
Ser nit 9ito!" ,Nie0er nit Der Dit.
toturl~, sod Amerifu!" ioaen 81
uernebmen getpelen fem.
Gie Iemonltranten bnben ongeb-
lid geidmonen, nidt 5uriid5ifebren.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26

Wobnnbmen ~getroffen, Inn oos er.
iuortete @initromen 81 perbinOern.
go crying elm 8efebI al Die Oeltt-
if)en 9oIiSeibeboroen, Sic norblifen
@ren5en ST. o~erItdrfeh unO eintref.
fenOe Sransporte peinIiblt nod ct.
naigen unerIulbten @impon0erern
all unteriuf)en. 9es peiteren mur.
ben Die oeutihen 8eboroen in Der
britilden Gone benadrihtiet, oaB
Die 9eute, Die obne orbmngSgem1Be
GinreiieerIaubnis gefaBt meroen, Su-
rildgeIdidt peroen uHo De0er Sc.
DISQUALIFICATION, nod irgeuOmelhe
Efleee uno Silie erparten ronnen.
gtIeinreiIenOe 6liihtItnge unO @po.
fuierte ans ser britiihen, fran5oii-
IdDen unO ruiiiid beiesten 3one
miiiIen 5uriidgeipieien merOen, luenn
niht Die ltnterbringung Der jest Or
ganiiierten 6Iii6tlings f. Trunsporte
iiberbaltpt IN 5rage geiteat DerOen
ion.
Wie IN Der SOlUjet- 3One fO5ialiiltrt
mirO
Berlin - Somenig es in Der ruiz
iiIhen beiebten Gone m0glih lit,
alIes at iiberbliden, mas lid in bic
lem meiten uno reiden @ebiet ab-
Ipielt, 10 ipriht bod allies Dafiir, 0aB
0ie ruIIiIhen ,,Neparntions" Gin
grille in Die Oeutihe 8irtihaft (Ge.
1itontierune Oeptifer Ntuidinen unO
@erpflan5itne gaiiaer @erfseinrih.
tltngen ms Sinner Gliiii6e) I'M
groBen unO gan3en beenoigt limb.
9afiir nebnten 0ie @irtlhnftsein.
griffe Der gotcn Mrnee in ibrer
8eIebungS3oue nllnmebr ben Gbn-
rafter Ser So3iaIiIierung an, mo
Smor elmer So3ialiiierung iotpobI I'M
Sinn ser 8erItaatlidung mie beg
genoHenidaftIihen getriebS Ourdl
Die Observation-Disclosures inter Set
tung fommuniitiiher 8ertrmiens-
manner.
@eidD IOa an GnglGnO @ambOIs
liefern
Go g. Safion erftdrt er meroe
Dem Staats0eparttncut in Mnibing.
ton einen &lon Der britiIden mo
oHerifaniiden MilitGrregierllng I'M
terbreiten, moroh GngInno in ben
n1fiten 8n0Ii Monaten, beginaeno
nit Sem I. Mtni, 100000 &llbif-
meter SoI5 ans Geutidluno erbolten
lon.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
EcrS Reyes ut in
EnoInmH pcrItcrbcft

2on0on. - 81 leinem Von0beim
in Suffer Itarb an einem Ser5Idlag
i'm NIfer BON go Sabren @nglnn6s
melt6efonn!er @irtifnftSinhuerltan.
oiaer. 9or0 aepnes. Der crit Dor 5lpei
no BON Ser Nnternationolen
@a6rungsfonferen5 ans SapannaD,
@,oraia, nuf england 5uriidsefebrt
mar. Mi ser aonferen3 in SaOannnb
mar er Ser Giibrer Der engIiiden De-
legation gepeIen.
2oro aepnes binterIaBt ieine Sat
tin, Sic friibere befunnte rlrlliide Bal
Let1nSerin 2poia 2ppofopa, Die er I'M
Sa5re 1888 aeebldt bat.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
SHN>2lfriFn crlcbt
tuilNcn OclNrnMIA

Sobannesburg. Gin mil0er
@olorauih bat Siioofrifa erfoBt,
nudoem befumt murOe, BOB I'M
Ror0meiten Oes Orange : 6reiitaotes
cine mi9ebeuer ertrogreihe @oloo0er
mieoerentocdt wurOe. 8er fanrJ
itiirbt lid IN fieber6afte @eloipefula-
tionen. Ger g3eue @oforauId nabm
Halfbofte @raoe an, ofs Sic @9eibern
Sof0ings Cts. befannt CAB oaB in
Dem ~ermd6nten @ebiet 62.6 ltn5en
@olo Itatt ser normalen GoI0menge
ION eircr oiertel lln5e ie gef0roerter
Come Gr5 gemonneH mur0en.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
GlftOn misOer 3isl Ser SeiratS-
lmitisem


Clifton Weo. ~ Sn oieiem o@ret.
no Greer" Der Gltfiite barrIhen iest
pie0er normale 3uitGllOe. urO oa8
DeiBt, Dob oieie 5toot bon @drhen
i~tberlalfen miro, Die lid bier trauetl
loilen mpIlen. Wan hraudt mir
cine Stuupe bier au lein, ulo man
iiebt. Die 81rheu SIT Gnsen0en.
Set 0em Cube oeS ariege5 baben
sic G%rallinaen lebr 0itgenoutmen,
l1ro utter Oeneub Die lid trnuen
lnflen, befinoen lid Biele 5uriidge.
febrte Soloaten, nuT ocran &itdfebr
oaS Wa0el gepartet bat.
Clifton NOR Dor Dem arieg Elm rlt=
bigeS StGotfen bon $500 Gliipob.
nern, aber nit DEM arieg fam aud
fir Clifton Der AufIhwune un0
ettpa $4,000 Arbeiter troMten in
ieine nelien 5nbrifen.
3as gr0Bte 8erf. Sriumpb CT.
pIoiipes, bot bereits Ieine Giiren &c.
ihIolien ullO lieet aon3 ltia, nno Sic
8eDolferung mag berte rir nod
5000 Seelen 5dblen. SrpB0em lit
bon einem groBen Mngebot bon
8obnun9en nidt bieI at merfen,
MIR Iiebt allies mie0er frie0Iih aus.
Die 910en iiro niflt mebr iiberfiint,
0ie Straben limo nidt mebr iiber.
flint, uno oie nS9, 100 emit Tali-
ienoe bon Solonten bon Mberoeen
uno Me~ntroien BON 8oinbri0ge. ein-
itromten lit aeidloiien.
Siner ser Ipbten 8eridte Ser auf-
geloiten @Nf8 : &onlmiiiion gibt
einen Yegriff bon ben Yroblemen,
nit oenen es' Clifton 5n tim bate:
9tiht nur Die groBen Mlnitions-
un0 @eid)itBmerfe Iud)ten Mrbeiter,
lon6ern audi 0ie gallilnternehmer,
meIde Die @obnungen in Der Nta-
rineitation 8ninbrioge beritenen. Gie
8OiG leBte oas gauge Gountp in
8epegnng. I'M Die SHOultrie in
Shmung 3u bringen. NabrungS-
porr1te muroen berangeidafft, bic
ltnternebmer prbielten lire Hriori-
tGten, ben 9auilnternebmern ipuroe
Sic Miete g~arontiert. tSellte lit MIR
nod cine er0Bere Sabrit I'M @etrieb,
Die nuf Die S~eriteaitng bon 3iDil-
paren umgelteat mir0. Cine 3n-
ll1bme BON 90 0ro5ent 0iirfte Der
Ginpobneridoft nIS grinnerung an
ben &rieq perbleiben.
Sic Y1rden fommeu mie0er nie
emit, altf Dem BUG, i'm Omnibus,
nltf Dem 3meirno uno I'M Nuto. Sic
miiIlen 48 Stllnoen iparten, ebe lie
ibre S~eiratsIi5en3 erbaIten, un0
Die Gtaot mnbt elm glteS @eihaft.
1914 mur0en 1920 Seirotsli3en3en
nuggeitelIt, uno in oieiem Sabre tpa.
rem es big gum 1. Ropember STA.
Die 3abl Oes 8orjabres oiirfts nliO
big gum I. Snnuor erreift werOen,
mGbreno 1871 nit 1905 2i5en5en
Elm Heforo o1fgeItelt mur0e.
Mn 8nbnbofen iteben mie0er bic
Siibrer, Die Der Sta0t 500 @ebiib.I
rem entridten miiilen, un0 ben Mn.
fommIing, Der nit einem M1oel
fommt, nit Der 9rnge begriiBen:
..@elen Sic lid perbeirnten2 Sd
fam Sbnen On bebilflih lein."
Clifton lit alio ipieoer normal.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
1as SdlasiDOst

Sn ser alaiie elmer @iindner
@olfsidule bat Die 2ebrerin beinl
GeutidunterriAt oerid1ieoene @or-
ter beiproden pie 3eitport, SilfS-
5eitmort ii. a. Gum SdinB iteIt lie
an ole aIaiIe Die 6rage: u8er fam
mir iaaer, mas elm Shlaguort iit2"
ga bebt Elm MdbeI in Der oritten
4nnf Den .Binger uno ruff oann:
,Matimn 6rdiiIein!"
Washington Journal., 1946-04-26
u Nh2tbprehe geaabnma

uShdmen Iouteit. on 0iH, einel1
Si.nqen al bailen, Der 10 biel fleiner
lit als Oii. 8a8 ion oenn einulaI
aus. Dir meroen tpenn on 9roB biit2"
Gin 2ebrer, Serr Sebrer!"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-22

Rupert Cirlot and Charles Tor
res will spend the week in Gulf
port with Buddy Rush who is
celebrating his eighteenth birth
day.
Miss Barbara Walton, Miss
Virginia Lyons, Dickie Franklin
and Henry Turner, students al
APT at Auburn. Ala. spent the
weekend with their parents.
Mr.. John Cirlot, a student at
Millsaps college in Jackson, Miss,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Cir
lot.
Mrs. John Cirlot, district De-
putty Grand Matron of the grand
chapter Mississippi O.E.S., Wis
tied the Long Beach chapter
Tuesday. Prior to the meeting she
was entertained with a dinner
in the home of Miss Elaine Skel-
ly. Thursday she visited the
chapter in Bay st. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. OFT Loree have
purchased a residence on the
lake at the end of Beardslee street
which they are remodeling for
occupancy by R. d. Slattery of
ingalls,.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Khayat mo-
tored to New Orleans Saturday
where they visited overnight. re-
turning home Sunday evening.
Among the worthwhile activi-
ties of the Fortnightly Club
of Moss Point is to be the enter
tanning of convalescents from
Keesler Field in a visit to Bellin-
grath Gardens Each member of
the club is to provide lunches for
two soldiers and will accompany
them on the trip which will be
April 2.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-22
dens, Thursday.

A pretty compliment has been
paid to Miss Dottie Daniel in her
appointment as page during the
session of the Grand Chapter OF
the Order of the Eastern Star
when it convenes at Meridian
later in the year. The appoint
ment was made by Mrs. Colleen
Weatherford of Laurel, worthy
grand matron of the state body,
Miss Daniel is a member of Pas
cagoula chapter Isl which she
holds the post of associate con-
ductress.
Major and Mrs. Fred M. Woot-
ers and daughter arrived We'd
nesday from their home at Hum
boldt, Iowa, for a visit of sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Wooter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Lind
hart. Major Wooters is at pres
ent ON terminal leave from the
Army.
+. Mrs, j. F. Carver and Mrs.
b. E. Mckenzie and daughter,
Gloria, and Marjorie Fox spent
last Saturday in New Orleans.
Miss c. J. Moe and Miss Hilma
Melene motored to Ocean Springs
Sunday where they were joined
by Mrs. r. S. Kimball who went
with them to visit her sisters,
the Misses Stiglets, at the old
family home at Woolmarket,
Miss. where they spent the day.
On their trip home they stopped
for dinner at a coast resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford Valery
departed during the weekend for
their home at Longview, Texas
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. M. Carson.
A group of devotees of bridge
who play weekly was entertain
ed by Mrs. r. NJ. Lucas, 602
9th street, Wednesday afternoon.
1t was composed of Mesdames
F. w. Bowen, T. L. Williams, r.
NJ. Peele and j. M. Carson.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-22
manently.

manently.
On her return to her home at
D~oddSville, Miss. Mrs. C. w.
Coleman was accompanied by her
young granddaughter, Mickey
OMalley. who will visit with her
for several weeks. Mrs. Coleman
was the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. f. F. O'Malley and MIR. o.
Malley while in Pascagoula.
Miss Kay Harris of New Or
leans was a visitor in the home
of her brother, A. B. Harris, and
Mrs. Harris over the past week
end.
Among Pascagoulans recently
receiving honorable discharges
from the Navy are Roberts l..
Bodden, quartermaster, first
class, SOP Pine street and Theo-
dore p. Nelson, aviation machine
lists mate third class, Rt. l..
George W. Toney of Laurel,
Miss. was a guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Toney,
Sr. having stopped over for the
weekend while en- route home af-
ter attending the district conven-
ton of DeMolays at Pensacola.
Thomas G.. Hegwood, 19-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G..
Haywood, River Road, Pasca-
goula, was recently promoted to
the rank of Staff Sergeant in
Yokohama, Japan, where he is
serving with the headquarters Of
108th Military Government
Group. His promotion to staff
non-commissioned grade came
one year to the day after his
induction into the army at Camp
Shelby.
The elder MI. Hegwood is a
Pascagoula insurance man and
Mrs. Haywood is chief clerk in
the offices of Sheriff d. O.. New
man..
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Marble of
Zealand, Miss, who are guests
at the Buena Vista hotel at BIZ
loxi are spending each day with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Abbey with
whom they have visited various
points of interest. Among these
was a trip to Bellingrath Gar