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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-11

Home Service. The Home Service
worker IS a home town trouble
shooter for the ~seryiCcman and MS
family. Our Chap.er has Home
Service workers available for "a
hour duty...tr med people,,
equipped to act IN emergencies. he
Red Cross two way communications
system reaches around the world, SO
further from his family than ou'
chapter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-11

volunteer Special Services. Your neighbor
next door is probably a member of one OF the
many Red Cross Volunteer Corps. She may
sew for our hospitalized men; she may drive
for the Motor Corps; She may be a Nurse
Aide or A GRAY Lady. Perhaps she's a staff
Assistants. or A Home Service worker but
whatever she does -. her time and effort help
stretch the Red Cross dollar.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-11

First Aid. A crash on the highway, a
slashed wrist. severe shock without
proper attention, All a produce
serious results. Our chapter in CO.
operation with indi,iduaiS and
aid units and highway first aid sta
tons manned by trained first aidcIs.
First aid, water safety. and accident
prevention classes are conducted
throughout the country.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-11

Disaster Relief. In this country last
year, the Red Cross gave reliet IN
200 disasters. Our chapter has a
disaster committee set up and ready
to act a, the initial warning OF
catastrophe :. to provide emer.
enc shelter, food, clothing, and
medical care for the victims. And
after the first shock has worn away
comes the long job OF rehabilitation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-11

TWINK of the thousands who look to our Red Cross for aid and comfort
/ in lonely hours OF desperate need. Think what it IA services and
safeguards a mean to Ut o II to YOU, and your loved ones. Then
remember that YOUR voluntary services, backed bv YOUR contributions,
make il possible tor Red Cross TO carry or IN III community. lour
individual gifts are its only source OF income. Without YOU and your
neighbors there would be n Red Cross. Give to the Red Cross TO-DAY.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-11
What YOUR RED CROSS Chapter does in
HENDERSON

Z IOU KNOW what the Red Cross has
l. done overseas in World War II. he
World knows it. Another glorious page
in the history Of your Red Cross is being
written.
Each of the 5,-54 chapters in the nation
wide Red Cross network :. just as our
local chapter -. did its full share to make
possible all the help and comfort given
our fighting men. But that is only halt the
story. Here is what your Red Cross chapter
is doing now and will be doing for years
to come.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-11

Junior Red Gross. BoySand
girls lcarn dr>t aid, accident
prevention, water safety,
nutrition, and home nursing
in order 10 become citizens
OF tomorrow.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-17
Lexington Garden Club
Holds October Meet

The Lexington Garden Club held
its regular meeting on Tuesday,
October 18th, at the Educational
Building of the Methodist church
After a short business meeting pre-
sided over by the president, Mrs. r
M. Gwin, a most interesting prog
ram was given on flower arrange
ment by the following ladies who
had attended the Dorothy Biddle
School recently held in Jackson.
Mrs. c.. H. Love, kinds of arrange
ments; Mrs. j. M. Powers, arrange
ment; Mrs. J. r. Watson, the nose
gay; Mrs. j. B. Walton, color,
The special arrangements for the
afternoon ably illustrated the pro-
gram. They were a most beautiful
Victorian arrangement by Mrs. Viii
Wilson; an symmetrical arrange
ment of gorgeous dahlias by Mrs
Norquist, who gave a very colorful
account of her recent trip to the con-
vention; a line arrangement and a
fragrant little nosegay by Mrs. ]. r
Watson; a complementary analogous
mass arrangement of zinnias by Mrs.
P. H. Williams; a well-balanced all
green arrangement by Mrs. George
Povall; and a handsome green and
white placement by Mrs. Marvin
Stanley.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-17

Aaron Can't, Clarksdale, spent
the weekend with his family, MI.
A. L. CAN'T and children.
Miss Mildred Bennett of Memphis
spent the weekend with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bennett.
Misses Mary Frances McCarley.
Lennie Bradley, and Edrie Stewart
reached Tupman, California, Thurs
day night. /.
TiSgt and Mrs. Eddie Pearce and
little daughter, Bobby VIM, arrived
last week for an extended visit with
Mrs. Pearce's mother, Mrs. r. A.
Stigler. Sgt. Pearce left Monday for
Wakeman General Hospital at Att
erberry, Ind. where he will be
stationed.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-17
Mrs. Henry Mullen
Lucky Twelve Hostess

Mrs. Henry Mullen was hostess to
the Lucky Twelve Club last Thurs
day afternoon. All members were
present.
Mrs. L. E. Burnette and Mrs. Billy
Rutledge were guests.
Games were played and Mrs. Bur-
nett and Mrs. Vernon Hathcock
were winners. The Halloween motif
was carried out with fall flowers
Favors were black cats filled with
sailed pecans and minis.
Chicken salad, pimento sandwich
es, and a delightful frozen fruit de-
ssert were served with frosted coca
colas.
Mrs. Russell Chennault presided
over the meeting.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-17
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Bustetter wer

Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Bustetter were
Lexington visitors Sunday.
MIR. o. L. Ellison is a business Wis
itor in st. Louis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barton and dau-
ghter, Sylvia Carol, and Mrs. Rat
hell attended the fair in Jackson
Thursday night.
Mr.. w. P. Hammett Sr. and Miss
Dea Moore will leave Thursday for
Senton and Fort Worth, Texas
where they will visit Mr.. Hammett's
daughters, Mrs. Stanley Ewing and
Mrs. Frances Ferguson.
Friends are glad to know that
Mr.. Dewitt King has received his
discharge from the u. S. Army and
is now making his home in Lex
ington.
Mrs. Eric Norquist was a Jackson
visitor last Thursday.
Mrs Clinton Andrews and Loretta
were guests of her mother in Kos
ciusko Sunday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-17

MI. Chester Miller from Philadel-
phia, Penn. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
o. W. Thompson this week. MI. Mil
Ter was formerly in the U. S. Air
Corps and was once stationed at
Greenwood Air Base.
Mrs. r. A. Stigler, T/Sgt. and Mrs.
Eddie Pearce and Bobby Winn
spent a few days last week with Mr..
and Mrs. E. M. Hooker and family
in Utica.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-17
Mrs. Walter Moore
600 Club Hostess

Mrs. Walter Moore was hostess to
the Six Hundred Club last week.
Mrs. e. H. Shaddock won high score
Hot sandwiches and coca-colas
were served.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-17

Freddie Miller left Monday morn
ing to attend the World Series in St
Louis.
Joe Stern is visiting in Memphis
this week.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-17

Mrs. v. L. Richards and children,
and Miss Jean McRae attended the
circus in Memphis Tuesday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1946-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Mcleod, OF
Greenwood, were visitors here
Sunday.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-09

! on Inn oieie Belt III Der !. Der De0e
beranBen2"
uDeine 2atern' bob' id aeIe.
| ben, 1lno oa BIN ih 6arauf 3uaegon-
ger. 8as treibit benn 6n?"
1Grog' nidt uno geb' beinl" Idoafft
Der Sdmie0idmarae ronb nno ber.
loidt oas 2idt i'm Eotenfopfe. Gin
leoer bat fid nlir INN ii1 ieIbIt All
tiimmern, unb nlerP nnf, Bur.
| lihel! Wte ou einen Mud neiterreoe1t.
Dab ou mid oa beroben troffen baft
nit ). nit meiner 2aterne bait, rnd]-
ber. Wib fennit! Wirit Idon baben
reoen b0ren BON mir? @elt2 ssn orei
Boden fann ib nadber oeinen @opf
aib ibon branden fir cine 2ateri1'."
rNidts iibereilen!" Iaht Ser l1I-
rid oh Der gruieligen Drobnng nabe.
5u ben anf. Ser Sdnliebidsparae lit
Dobl als 3auberfaiten mno &eiten-
meiiter IN nidt gar gutett Mufe, ,11b
IN manbem Sauie riegelt man Die
Stalltiiren 5lt uno beriteft Die WiIh~
geibirre in aller Sait, tpenn er iid in
Der ydbe oes Sauies oeigt, aber iiber
Seben unb 2eiben bot nur elmer @e-
malt nno Wadf, Der i'm Sintn1eI 6ro-
ben, Der oas 2eben gibt uno nintmt
nno Elm i9lehter MenIh in
Salihbeit l,nb St6rfe. Begen Ser
St1rfe ie0oh lit Ser Sf1mie6ifmnrap
|ni6t gu fiirdten. Oait einem goor
felter Sol5Idube b6It i'm elmer bonn
Seibe, pie es it6 eerabe porbin ae.
aeigt. rOeine Spriidi nno @infte
fiirht' ih nidt, ober iagen tpenn
O. mir tuit, mas on nm oieie Belt bier
beroben treibit, nadber brana
tb ou6 nidts geieben au baben ODER
ooh niemanoen au fenner."
~Ou fiir6teit oi6 ni1t?"
Seine Spur! @enn id mid fiird-
ten tote, mar id bem 2idtl ,lidt gu.
gegangen.
~Sa :. bait es oenn ;. geieben?"
uNarr! 8ie fann man oenn auf
ettpas 5ugeben, bos man ni9t iiebt?
Son oes Bediieoers @reo aus bat
mans idon geieben."
v@e. ieben? Sn 10 elmer geadt?
Illo, tpeiBt mos? Sd offenbar sir
meine Ibit6t, aber +. boB i6 feinen
Wtud bore! Cine @oloaber iu9' ih,
Die :. ab mas! 8ie cine ieoe 9loer
aus oem &0rper Bis unter oie Saut,
10 miiiien au6 Die @oIbaoern unter
Dem Siiergefelie berausIaufen Biz UNI
ter oen griinen 3aien. nno i6 brau-
Diet ni6t mebr ipie cine. gu biIt elm
Bersmann, unb bu bait iest Elm SSH
len bon meiner abii6t. &omm ein-
mal 5l1 mir, oaB mir oariiber reoen
ipenn s. magit."
yaonn iein," peripridt ser llrid
10 leihtbin, un6 6ieie &ebensart fann
man i'm 8albe nebmen, ipie man min.
@s fann fem, es fatln ober audi niht
iein. uSeute' j. mo6t' ih eb' MINI
mer LANCER oaIteben. 8rrr! llno quite
Ra6t!".
(5ortletung foIgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-09
(5ortiesung foIst)

- ungliidliderpeiie baben mir
oas Ser5 nidt frei 1ti6t rein genug
bon ieoer iroii6en Neigung. Nebn1et
einen gan5 trodenen un6 gana reir,-
Iihen S6mamm, tiin1t i'm in 8ai-
Ter, uno ct miro lid) anfinen Biz er
li9 ergiebt; menn er aber ni6t trof-
fen unb nidt reinlid lit, miro er
nihts in iid aufnebmen. gbenIo.
menn oas Ser5 niGt frei uno bon ben
Oingen oteier 8elt 1idt Iosgetrennt
III, fann man es nobI nit @ebet trGr1-
Ten, aber es miro ni6ts babonbringen.
8ir iino nerpflidtet, fir oie
Siinoer gu beten, auf bob iie ii9 be-
febren nno lelig iperben. @ott befieblt
uns ausoriidlid, Siirbitte fir einan-
Der ein5ulegen. 0ur9 Seine Mpoltel
ipri6t @r bies in beitimmten 8orten
aus: sd ermabne Dor alien Dingen.
Dob Bitten, @ebete nno Siirbitten ge-
i6eben fir aae Weniden."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-09

@eipirre bon Sdadten uno STOLEN
Dor tnb fiibrt ibn oarinnen berun1.
Dur4 Dos eintonis graue nno feudte
@eitein 5ieben iih bIenbenbipeiBe
&iesnbern, unb oabinter gleiBt 1lno
funft es nur 10 bon Iauter gebiegenem
@oloe in idperer Menee. lleberan
i6immert linn oieIes eoelite un6 foIt-
barite Der Metane entgegen, l,n6 70
oft er 6arna1 langen min ODER ben
Shl1gel beben gum Sblage, ipeiht
es 5uriid mie !. tpie bolt tpabrbaftia
Elm Srounlbilo.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-09

DieIelbe Naht malt Ser narren6e
graum Dem Shihtmeiiter Elm ganaes
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11

3ofs0omer @rfldrllllg nieoergelcgf
Iin0, o~oridslid) Millionerl bilfloier
Trauen mo ainoer elmer @un9erras
tion Don 1900 &dlorien ta8lidl uil-
tcrnirft."
Ger republifoiildSe 5eintor gibt
gu, OaB sic GraagfinHgsla9e 1T Sta
lien mo Sapan idleft, aber III
GeltihlonO dtnO Selterreid uieG
idlinmler lei.
Gie Negierung ser @ereiltiaten
Stoaten lit ein Seller IN Dem 8er-
bred6en Ger porl1slihen Nusbunge-
riillg unierer iritberen 6eiiroe ge-
iporOen" beiBt es in ieiner grfldrung
,giele Wionate nad ariegsen0c
mieoerbolen Die orei @roBnl1dte
bette nit 8orlab Die brutale Gafe-
politif, Oie in MnidlitB an Dos Gn0e
oes eriten @eltfrieges 6efolgt mors
Sen lit, ais Die @agldnoer foIt ELM
goll5es Sabr lang cine Sungerblof=
faOe. gegen 9eutidlauo Ourdgefiibrt
baben."
Ser Senator bon Nort6 0ofota
te5eid)nct oieie 9olitif als cine Be
Oroblrlg oes @eltfrieOens. u1ie
IeiOenidoftliden apoItel Ser 2oiltn8
ngine @elt" dpiocrieben lid Der @ie-
Dernriuobnle Ser HoitUcrbinOungen
nod GeltihlallO, 0eiterreid lirro go
len. Die @ieoerberitellung oeS Yoit-
perfebrs f0nnte e8 omerifaniihen
giirgern erm0gliden, ibren ange-
borigen III 0ieipn europ1iid)en 2aa-
bern Nn6rungsnittel, @leioung mo
~9r5lleien 81 i9iden", idlieBt Sena-
tor Dangers grfl1rung.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
Hibbentrop
luoQte &rieQ

Ntiirnberg - Dor oen Iiirnber.
ger @eriht uur0e BON atnerifani.
idJen pie britiiden anfl1gern iiber
Die oerrateriiden ltmtriebe Ser
mann @orings lillo Soodim BON
&~ib6antrnps beridtet 1ln0 ben BET.
ben 0o5i 8iibrern borgetporfen oaB
tie nift nur ben arieg planten, ior-
bern gnil5 sielbetpuBt 0aroltf binor.
6eiteten. 9ie beioen Ingefloaten
rutidten chi ibren Siben uirltbig
bin un6 Der, oils cine Wenge bisber
observation-disclosures 0ofltmente borae-
Iegt iuuroe, oie @0ring nit ieinent
uMaIl3eit bereiten 9ddeln~ uno Rib
ihentrop init ieinen .EonigiiiBell
@prten" bloBltenten.
Nnlp5 $. MIbred)t, elmer ser aute-
rifnnifhen 4nfIdeer, be5ei6nete
@0ring ofs poQig riidliftloS urro
lin mand)er @e6iebnng nod gef16r-
liAer" ols Sitter ielbit. Gin Gopi0
MnrueG SUE. ser omtiern>p britt,
ide Souptanfldger, erfldrte, bob
&56bentrop uein auBer9enobnIifer
@inmiider" geiueien lei, Der. ,fdum
ieine S1noe aus ben internen @il.
e~elegenbeiten anOerer 2droer Der
olsbolten f%nnnfey ielbit peim lie
garl3 uEbeoeuteno idienen~. Win
bentrOp, 10 erflarte Jpie, mar Ole
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11

Snllptqltartier lit @ien geoient.
W1it ser MISREPRESENTATION nno
ser naQoriI6en Gegicrlrng bot Sea
itqrreidl 6ereits 8er9onOlungen oil-
0efniipft, Sic Sdritte sur 9ebung
Ser mirtifoitliden Sage oes SoneeS
6iun 3ieI 9oben.
Seit ser NMuerfilftg 0es 0iterrel'
dilhcn Sdiaings baben mon6e Snr
0lftriegucige III ser rtiiiihen Be
iebungs5one Geltcrreid8 Before Ia
ge; Sic rulitihen SffupatiOnstrnp-
pen olleiu 6uben nnbe5u oie SGlite
0es getruses DON 5ruei Wtilliaroen
.Sdilling Ser neuen @abrung err
balten, sic 0em nlliiertsn Militar
p~orbe6alten maren, un0 es bat ben
Mnlfein, ols ob sic Sop-
j~et6e6orOen eiten beoeuten0en, menu
nidlt sen gr0Beren Cell oieier nelieft
@G6rungsmittel oa5u permenoeten,
llnifornlen uft0 nnOere 8eoorfsnr-
tifel fir i6re Sffupationstruppen -
Slinoerttauien0e Don 2eutenl III
Sabrifen mo @erfit1tten ser Sop-
iet5one SeiterreidS beritellen 5lt
Die iciner5eit BON sen Na0is
in Seiterrei6 eingefitprte Hei6Snlorf-
mabriiag Bat INIT Ocn lteueit 8d6-
MoBnobnnn oiii5Rll ieoe
e%ingebiiBt. Die ruiiiide Mi.
litdroeripaltung ODER bod ser ruff.
Soloot meigert lid ipGeiien,
bieruon &enntnis 5u nelmen. or be-
Oient iid germ Der Marf uno af5ep-
tiert orei Heihsniorf olrf einen Sdril.
ling Ger neien 2onOeslp10rung. Pm.
ideineno iillO iolde, in &uienb6n0e
iiber9ebenoen Mtorf6eitdnoe 6asll
6eftimmt, ipdter bon Ser &oten gr-
nice in gelttldlaao Oerausgabt SIT
lper0eH.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11

'Sot0at ufi1eineit0 getrunfer 6otte,
ais ct nit benz 9eutl6en III Elm Pr
qltlnent geriet. ser nit onoeren on
Stano uno ouf cine StraBenbabll
mortete. Gin oelltides Mdohen, oas
iiA in 9egleitung oes SolOaten be-
fon6, iagte, er mari Die HiItole mad
Ser SdieBerei fOrt.
Die Abteilung fiir friminelle lin
teriufungen beidaffte Die Biltole
mieoer uno nabm eir babies Gubeno
3eugen felt.
@eneralmnior giap 80. Barter,
Der fomnunOieren0e General Der
amerifaniifen @arniion 8erlins,
Der i'm 8erliner 8reileflub iprod,
iogte, er fiirdte, oie omerifnniiden
6iiBten in Berlin unnoti-
gerpeiie 4nieben elm. SeDoA erfl1r-
te er, es iei nibt Die Anfgnbe Der
8eidbunesarmee iid u6reun0e ltil-
ter ben Geutihen~ 5u MAIDEN -
nber man brnuhe lie lid aud nid]t
,u 6einoen MAIDEN.
,,llniere Mufgobe lit sic 8eiesuitg
lie FORFEIT ltq0 als gentlemen
our1gnFiibren"
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
IuIQn vQrblndern P0OVerkebr nab Re6, Ia0t Senato1
Geid1enteile in
mold5uber %oefunoen
GRica0ccr pclisci Ucrh0ftctc circn alien NAmsUcrs
ip0Itcr, sen lie fNr Ncn 1ISrNcr ser flcincn Smsannc
Ocenan halt, aUcnn or add jeOc sAulO obitreitet

Chicago. 3rei @altsUerDolter
Oes bon II 6nlniIien ~benobnten
&ouieS, in melbem Qeideuteile Der
81. Su5anne Gsgllon in MaidBubern
gefurl6en mur0eit iin0 iii Inter
iudyungsbnit genonmlen moroen, uno
Don oieien 1puroe ser 65i. @ecsor
8erburgb Elm granbaariger @roB-
Dater, Der aus 8elgien eirpnnoerte,
BON HoliSeiiergeanten Sad 9anrabon
rultoberolts als Der DMann, Der 0ie
Eat periibte". ~be5eidJhet. gsr unoere
Sdftling lit ser 35j. Geiere Smet.
@eioe beteuerit ibre llnidulo.
G5icogo II JenA elmer M~eitteilltng
0es @oIi5eileutnantS Sad @onrobm
wiiroe Der SauSDeuDllter zines
observation-disclosures Oer6uffet, III
weldem 0ie inneren 9rgane ser
iedsiGbrigen Su5anIle GegnalL Die
entfitbrt uno epmor0et muroe, ge-
fulr0en tpurOen, atno oils Der Meanr
be5eifnet, Der es geton bat" OBJ
pobl er ole Cat in Ibre0e ite1t.
IS barpOelt Iid INN eiilen 65 Sdbre
often perbeirnteteit uber ~fin0erlolcn
Ntaltn. Die 8oli5ei lit iiber3eugt,
0oB Ole 2eid)e 0es MGohells in 0ie-
lem 9olls 3eritiifelt mnroe. che Die
3elle in oerifieOege Ab5ugsfondle
0elDorfen mnr0en.
ST. 0iaiesn 9alls nipo in einem be-
iiad)6arten Snlis, Oas ebeitfnaS UOlt
0ieien Mtann beoient ipiiroe. wlir=
ben cine Ia 3oa large Sage utt0 elm
baifbefledteS geiI gefnluoen. DaS
Sous lit nltr einen &od bon Dem
Seim Ser 6amilie Geetlan entfernt
lt1O liegt gang in Ser N16e Der
SteIle, an tpeIder Der 4opf Oes
&in0eS gefunpen ipuroe.
Sine in Dem 9Qils nobnenoe Strut
bon IS Sobrcn trat iofort fir Ben
Ser Got peroafti9en Weann Elm, I'M
Dem lie iogte: uG:eier Wann hit fein
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
gltO nil
5OrtDD babcn

0iiripberg Gis jlgoilapiide
~9tegieriiig 6eobiidtigt, bel Der al
Iiierten Gomluiiiion 5ar SerTolgilng
uon Grieg8perbredJern III Sonoon
acknowledgement gegen glontlral
&ortbp. ben frii9eren ungartldell
&ei1sageriten, 81 erbeben alno Del-
len lleberiii6rung aus ben S1noen
Der Nmerifater in j%lt9oilamilfle
@efongelridoft 81 6eonfragen. Cine
WitteiIilng 0ieies SnbdltS lpur0e
oon Ir. &aOonir 3ipfop:c, Dem
gertreter Sllgoilawielts in Der ge-
nonilten aonrmiIliorL ousge9eben.
Sprtbp batte iid] bis gum Dergon-
geilen Monat in Dem ,,3eli8en=Jlii-
gel" 0es Niirnberger @%efGlgnilles
.befnnoen. Die .olliiertpn anflage-
~pertreter uer5idjteten ober ihlieBlid)
0arallf, @ebrald] 81 MAIDEN bon lei-
mem 3ellg1iS in Dem 8erfobren 9e=
gen @orillg, SeB, b. &ibbentrop,
&eitel un0 oiu0ere %proniteflte yt1s
3is, Ole lid) ge9enfp0rtig Dor Dem oil
Iiicrten Erinlnnl pernntDorten
miilien. Gem gr-9fcidsregentetl uno
9(omiral oes felt Dem eriten @alt-
frieg iiber feline Blotte mebr oeriii-
pepoen llngorn miro MN erlnlbt,
Elm fomiorta6les Qabetl lit Dem 8ail-
@4te nobe Miinhen
(amtlid int 5rDar BON nSauSarrelt"
Sic Re6e) All fithren.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
8crlincr ucn cincmI
NMtcrifancr octStct

Berlin, ~ Sos 8iro 6eS @erihts.
offi5iers CAB befaiint, 6nB elm ameri-
foniider Soloot perbnftet muroe,
neil er einen Gelitifen in einem
StroBenargliment erifoiien batte.
@s lit oies Die adJte Sdyieberei I'M
omerifanii1en Seftor ser &eihs-
bnitptitaot nit toolidem Niisaonge
innerbaB Ser 6efoet Iester 8oden
uno ons Fiinftenlal, 0nB Elm nnleriba-
niid)er Solont inpoIpiert mar.
Ter Same oes Soloaten muroe
bis 8lif 8penOiguttg Der unteriubung
5uriidgebdlten.
Die MiIitdrpoli3ei. melfse Die Ger-
bnftling Dornobir, fitbrte aus, Au.
gen5eugei1 bdtten geiogt, 0oB Der
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11

WtorOer. ST Mt Der felnlte alte
0fotn in Der 8elt."
Ser 6o1suermolter ulbo ieilie
5rou mur0en NIT Ben Srgoren, 0ie
in eineln @diGSliber gefunOen tpur-
0er, nod benz 9eteftip6nuptQuartier
gebradt.
Sanrobon teilte ferner nit, DOB
oie gefunOene SGge frfid gereitigt
woroen iei lino ein 8afet 9limpen ge.
flln0en muroe, oie Don ser 4rt iener
2utnpen gerpeIen ieiet, III tpeld)e Der
&umpf OeS Spfers e~ingebiint morOen
mar.
Die Srgate un0 ole Sdge ipllr-
Oen I'M gr0geidoB 0es Suuies 1901
Bntbrop 9lpe. I'M Gogeipater Be
Sirf OefutOel llluo in Dem 3peiteM
BON Den 6rei 9Guiern ore Don oerr
9ois6eiorger be0ient iDeroeng Dos
b1iifbefledte Bell.
Ser 9ansperEpolter int Elm frafti-
ger Maiul, ser etfpa 1870 Hfutp0
miegt ullo iii 1923 16ornoale s(pe.,
Oireff oem &eim De8naiis g~egenitber.
mo9nte.
Als ole Sitde por lid ging, err
wieS er iid ben 9eri9teritattern ee-
geniiber iebr entgegenfnnmlen0, IieB
iie Iein Eelepholl bemtten uno 9orte
ibren MitteiIiiIi0en rarbi9 gil. Die
VnlI5ei teiIte NIT, 0aR CT Iidl 0unn1
ielb9t all Der Slde beteiligt atl0 iid]
atnfer ole Nenge getniidyt 9abe.
9attrn9on gub BON Ger Ber6af-
tung folgenOe Gontelung:
Die 8oli5ei entoedte 8llttipllren
in Dem gr0geid}oB uit0 fleine 5leildy-
itiide IN eillein 3uber, Damn fan0
man i'm Sdeii Der 9aidendompe Die
Grgole in eineln 4b5itgSfanul. Gin
Sdronf, Ger lid inn grogeidoB be-
falbet atno eillem 9etp lien 5ranf
@ager gebort, Der CUR 3eit nidt in
Der Staot lit, mar oufge6rohen NOR
ben. 3as redte geiit 0es 9pfers
wir6e idon geltern aben0 in einem
Bopierinf ~9eflinoen, ser bic aitf-
id)rift uJranf s." trug. Sn oieiem
Sdranf ltieB man aud nltf 0ie Sdge
1iit0 nltf Die per01dtigen 2umpen.
Gie 8erbaftun1 erfolgte, nnd)0em
0ie Eoli3ei Ole Mnmeillng er6nlten
bate, alle ~ber01dtigen Sepiolper-
BREEDER o~lli5itgreifen. 8or6er botte
Der Wildvfabrer 2bcoOore @olOitid
Dem Boli5eifopitdn Soiepb Goldberg
mihgeteilt, BOB er am lebten Mon.
tag, INIT s ll6r pornitto9s. einen
idGpar3en 8ngen Oor Gegnons
Seim beobahtet un0 binten otn 80
gen cine Setter bemerft babe, tpeld)e
ser 8erbreher nod Der Meinung
Scr EoIi5ei berpubt fat, Inn ins
Sdlof5immpr oes ainoes gu ltei-
gen.
Sn Sem Wlgen Jap nod Ser Mit-
teilllng @otoltids Elm quit 9efleibeter
Dean Don etiDa 95 Sobren urt0 ounf-
Ter S~autFarbe.
5n Ser Na5e oes @epns ser So
miIie Ge9nan tpuroen Stpei Grabte
in einem Eaidentu6 gefur0en, NIT
pelden 0as Spfer Dieuedt ertDiirgt
wor0en lit.
@ad6en Ser gorpnersor5t feitge-
iteat bate, Dab Dos am Wontng
eutfitbrte Gino Don Dem uft9oIo per-
gefDnltigt uno ertuiirgt fDouoen mar,
begaitn cine g~erbuederjago, tDie
ief6it Gbicngo nod ielten erlebt fat.
MoDor gowaro Ge1p iebte $4,000
gelobnun9 mir ole @rgreifung 0es
Mor0ers aus, tpdbren6 bon on0erer
settle fir oenietben 3Def $4,000 ge-
itIftct nuroen.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
Genner.Si9l
anerfannt


@ierL- Sn bieiigen &egierungs-
freilen erfl1rte man lid als ii6er-
3eligt, 0oB oie anerfennlng Ser &en-
ner : 6igl- Gegierung oie Stellung
0es 1lelen &abiretts itiiben merOe.
6igL ser gegenmdrtige 8~unOesfan3-
lcr, lit 6iibrer Der neltgegriinoeten
&olfsporteI III Der Iid Die @nltpt
maize Der alten G6ritlih So5iolen
8artei init an0eren @rlippen ein
neues, politiihes 960ad geget,sn Fat.
Die 1artei 5igls bat in ben I'M
Spdtber6it our6gefiibrbeil allgemei-
men f@ublen cine geringe Mebrbeit
Der NationalratiiBe erlnngt. 3peit
iidrtite %artei lit Die SO5ioloemofra-
tie, Die I'M &abinett our6 lehS Mi-
niiter uertreten hit, gegen adt Bolts
parteiler. Die &%ommuniiten Die eS
in Den @ablen nur ouf ie68 Bro5ent
Der a6gegebelen Stimmen brddtefL
limo i'm 9uneesminiiterinm ourd)
einen Mann (oen @leftrifi5ierun9s-
miniiter) pertreten.
Sn amtsfreiien beite6t nod feline
ginbeaigfeit ser Meinun1en onrii-
Der, mie peit es 0eiterreth m0glidJ
iein miro, ~Oipfomatiide @ertreter
nod ben Salptit1oten nlliiertcr uflo
anoerer 2dnoer 5lt ididen. Mon bdlt
es inoeiien fir mobri6einlit, bob
9uowig &leimpeg Der erite @eioltote
oes ileuen GeIterreihs i'll @aibing-
ton iuerOen miro. Gr bat bis6er ais
9iaiion- geomter 5uild3sn Ser bic
iigen &egierung un0 Dem Glarfiden