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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-27
Miss Rebekak Tharp,
Homer Sanderson Wed
At Long Greek Church

The Zion Methodist church at
Long Creek was the scene yester-
day afternoon at S o'clock of the
wedding of Miss Rebekah Tharp
and Homer J. Sanderson.
The church was decorated with
palms, southern smilax, and tall
baskets of white gladioli inter-
spersed with white tapers in seven
branched candelabra. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
W. B. Gregory, who used the ring
ceremony.
Miss Wetona Tharp, pianist, and
Miss Sally Belts Knox soloist, rend-
cred the nuptial music. Miss Knox
sang "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life"
Because and Il Love You
Truly" and during the ceremony
the pianist play 'Liebestraum."
The bridesmaids dresses were
fashioned similar to that worn by
the bride with long fitted bodices,
puffed sleeves and full circular
skirts of net. Misses Elsie Lewis
and Margaret Efird wore dresses
of orchid and Miss Dorothy Sand
erson and Mrs. John L. Tharp
wore yellow. Their bouquets of
mixed flowers were tied with
matching ribbon and net. They
wore matching flowers on their
hair.
Beaman Norman, Joe Pickett,
Edwin Futreu and Woodrow Ma
ready were ushers.
Miss Caroline Tnarp, sister of
the bride, wore a baby blue net
gown fashioned after that of the
bride and carried a bouquet of
pastel flowers.
Both the brides mother and the
mother of the bridegroom wore
black gowns with corsages of white
roses.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, D. W. Tharp, wore
gown of white satin and net. The
long nodded lines of the bodice of
satin was fashioned with high
and deep yoke of net, the
sleeves of satin tapered to Gala
lily points at the wrists. Her fling
err tip veil of illusion was caught
to her hair with a halo Of seed
pearls. Her bouquet was OF white
carnations and roses. The brides
only ornament was cameo pin
worn by her great grandmother.
Following the ceremony the
couple left for wedding trip. For
travel the bride changed to suit
of garnet with black accessories
and a corsage of roses taken from
her bouquet.
Mrs Sanderson is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Tharp and
was graduated from the Bolivia
high school and Notes business
school. For the past three years
she has been employed at the
North Carolina Shipbuilding COM
pany.
Mr.. Sanderson, son of Mrs. Eula |
Sanderson and the late w. A. Sand |
erson, was graduated from the
Chinquapin high school after h;c
discharge from the navy. He is
employed as electrician at the
North Carolina Shipbuilding COM
pany. After February 10 the co,1n1e
will be at home in Wilmington
Immediately after the wsdd;ra
rehearsal on Friday night Mr. and
Mrs. D. W. Tharp entertained the
wedding party and guests At
cake-cutting at their home.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
. mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Elks an.
n nce the birth of danab+an
onar II, Launett, January II ~
at Marion sprunt annex. a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-27

The monthly meeting of the
Methodist Sub-district will be
held Monday evening at 8
o'clock at the Carolina Beach
church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-27
YWCA Weekly
Schedule Set

The YWCA, Third and Grace
street, has announced the schedule
of activities for this week through
Friday as follows:
Monday: 2:45 p. m. BlueWhite
Girl Reserves. 4 pm. Basketball
Boys Brigade. $3.50 pm. Junior
Senior Girl Reserves. 7:30 pm.
Leather Shell Graft classes.
Tuesday: pm. Freshman Girl
Reserve, bridge party. 7 pm.
Residence and Business Girls bas-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-27
Beauty Bust
MASSAGE?

Amazing new Nanette Hormone
Cream contains recognized scien-
tific estrogens (female sex hor-
mones) which may be needed
II your Bust Is under-normal.
fiat. due to lack of supply Of
sufficient sstrogenic SUBJ
stances. Nanette Hormone Cream
vanishes. requires no tiresome
MASSAGE. No matter what
YOU have tried now try Nam
ette Hormone Cream on guaran-
tee Of complete satisfaction o,
money back. 3o-day jar $780,
plus tag. No mail orders.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-27

for the All Officers camp at Mill
stone.
The East Wilmington All club
girls gave two short skits: "Rail-
road Crossings and a Romantic
Pageant
A movie, Little Black Sambo,"
was shown at the close of the pro-
gram
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-27

IIle 1Ckd404 ~s~>No 80
day evening at 8 o'clock in the
Tide Water assembly rooms.
Goldenrod chapter No. 142,
OEs, will hold the regular
meeting Monday evening at
8:15 o'clock in the Masonic
temple.
The recreation department
of the Lake Forest school Will
sponsor a benefit bridge party
and March of Dimes party
on Thursday evening at .
o'clock. Prizes will be donated
by the merchants of the city.
The public is invited.
The Missionary society Of
Southside Baptist church will
meet Monday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock at the church in
stead of on Tuesday as sched-
uled. All Junior GAS and
Junior RA's, Sunbeams will
meet at the same hour.
A called meeting will be held
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
in the Lydia Yates classroom
at Grace Methodist church for
all superintendent and teach
ers Of children's division Of
Grace church school.
The Foreign Mission study
class and book review will be
held in the Kenan building
Tuesday morning at II o'clock.
Every member of the Woman's
auxiliary is expected to attend
and urged TO stay for lunch.
The self-denial foreign offer
ing will be received at this
meeting. Miss Ida Black will
We u SSSuC.
The South Wilmington Home
Demonstration club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the home of Mrs.
c. D. Parker, all women Of the
community are invited to at
tend.
The monthly meeting of the
Methodist Sub-district will be
held Monday evening at 8
o'clock at the Carolina Beach
church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-27
Calder Grown
Engagement Is
Announced Here

The engagement of Miss Sue
.5rent Calder, daughter of Mr.. and
RS. Robert Edward Calder of Will
,-ington. has been announced to
Jotln Albert Crown, of Decatur,
Ca, formerly of Wilmington.
Miss Calder attended the local
schools and Mt. Vernon Semi
nary at Washington, D. c.
Mr.. Crown, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Treadwell R. Crown OF Decatur,
was a captain in the Marine Corps
and saw duty in the Pacific area.
Evening star., 1946-05-08

(Reported In Dollars)
Domestic ) 700 600
Foreign :. 200 600
q 8 Govt 10 900
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gas 72-R7 Jun LOB 8
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NEW YORK CITY
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| Australia 5s 55 Ito
Copenhagn 5s52 10o
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Peru 2nd 6s 81 25h
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Evening star., 1946-05-08
PivotaIs Trim Losses
After Early Slump
OF Irregular Market
By T. E. AppIeeote
Associated Press Financial Writer


NEW YORK, May (P).-Stocks
moved irregularly in a selective
market today.
Dwindling expectations for set
tlement Of the coal dispute put a
damper on recovery enthusiasm but
number of pivotals succeeded in
trimming early losses or converting
them into upturns. Rails were
under pressure inspired by curtailed
operations and earnings doubts.
Talk Of stock splitups and dividend
announcements were reflected by
individual issues.
Dealings remained about at yes
terday's level. Near the fourth hour
gains and losses were well mixed
throughout the list.
New York Central gave ground
after announcement that directors
took no action today on declaration
of a dividend. Paramount was in
demand by buyers anticipating a
stock-split move by directors to-
morrow, and Distillers Corp. en-
joyed a 6-point jump after its di-
rectors approved a 5-for-1 split.
Lower most of the day were Beth
lehem, General Motors, Goodyear,
Goodrich, Woolworth, North Amer
ican, Air Reduction, Northern Pa
cific, Baltimore g. Ohio, Standard
Oil IN. j., Dupont and Air Reduc-
ton. Attaining higher levels were
American Telephone. International
Nickel, Food Fair Stores, RKO (on
a favorable earnings report, Royal
Typewriter, Union Carbide, Allied
Chemical, Montgomery Ward, West
inghouse, Caterpillar Tractor, Texas
Co. and Glenn Martin.
Evening star., 1946-05-08
Bank in Brightwood
To Be Opened July IS
In Temporary Offices
By Edword G. Stone

Opening of the new BrightWood
Branch of the Bank of Commerce
& Savings has been set for July
Is in temporary quarters at 6424
Georgia avenue NV, Thomas j.
Groom, president, announced today.
The Governments restrictions on
new construction for commercial
purposes compelled the bank to de-
fer plans for new building at 641O
Georgia ave-, on property already
purchased.
Francis E. Robey. vice president,
who has been with the bank %
years, will be in charge of the
Brightwood branch, assisted by w.
w. Silver, jr., assistant cashier, and
on the staff 20 years.
Directors of the bank are George
B. Burrus, William L. Bush, Thec-
dore Cogswell, James E. Collif1ower,
A. E. Giegengack, Thomas j. Groom,
Harry j. Kane, jr.; Frank Owings,
George M. Quirk, Donald F. Roberts,
Leo A. Rover and j. Sanders.
SAs soon as restrictions are lifted
and materials are available, mod
ern banking structure will be built.
Bank Women Plan Farley.
Washington will send delegation
to the annual conference of the
Middle Atlantic and New England
Divisions of the Association of Bank
Women, in New York May 1912, at
Beekman Tower Hotel, the Capital
group including:
Miss S. Winifred Burwell, Nation
al Metropolitan: Miss Mary l..
Chadwick, Washington Loan and
Trust; Miss Eleanor Dankmeyer,
Security Savings & Commercial;
Miss Minnie A. Jenkins, Burke &
Herbert Bank & Trust Co., Alex
andria; Miss Florence Kelly, Nc
Lachlan Bank: Mrs. Vera w. Rhine,
Morris Plan Bank.
War Bond Sales Increase.
April sales of United States War
Bonds totaled $667, ,753 900, a rise of
SAL 100000 over March, the Treas
ury Department has announced. The
volume is nearly 80 per cent of the
April, 1945. level. Sales of E, F. and
G bonds exceeded redemptions by
ST,88S, 900, while redemptions were
s44,400,000 less than in the preced-
ing month.
Edwin F. Bastable is back with
Bache & Co. after two years service
as a lieutenant in the Navy. He
has been with the same firm since
1888 and IN the investment business
since 1929 A native of the Dis
trict, he attended the Dewitt School,
George Washington University and
Columbus University Law School,
and is member of the Washing
ton Board of Trade.
Bishop New Branch Manager.
Albert M. Bishop has been named
branch manager of the Washington
office of Clipper Van Lines, Inc, long
distance movers. He has been gen.
eral manager of Smiths Transfer &
Storage Co. for the past three years,
is a member of the Washington
Board of Trade and American Busi-
ness Association.
Three Washington men, Raymond
Einhorn, Arthur johnson and Ray
mond E. Lang, have been elected
associate members of the American
Institute of Accountants.
Thomas j. Groom has been named
Washington member of the new
ABA Committee on Treasury Saw
ings Bonds. The committee will press
the sale of these bonds in efforts to
distribute the public debt as widely
as possible and combat imitation.
Evening star., 1946-05-08
IN. Y. Bond Market
SELECTED LIST or ISSUES.
(Furnished BY the AsaOcaAted PIese.l

Associated PfeSo.b
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nc Omaha 3s51 1924
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ILehVlNY 41as50 e2A
lLeh vi 5s2OO3st 66
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lLeh vi Is 20O3 -
lLorrillard 3s SO los
MKT IS 81 A 9oN
MKT adj 5s67 lo3h |
Mo Pac 5Has 40 40
IMo Pac IS ~ r e4N
mo Pac IS so H. 94ia |
mo Pac 5s 81 94iA
mo Pac gn A. rs S2L7 |
lMorrel&Co 3s5S 1924 |
Mor&E3 las2UOO 67h |
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jNYc 4las20l3A o1H
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my Lew As 73 o2N |
lNYNH&H O. 48 72A |
lNYNH&H4 hs67 6eiA |
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virgn Ry IS e5 1924
Wabash ANS 81 9AiA
West Sb 4s236J 67N
West Md As 81 lo7h
West Un 5s 81 lo2H
West On IS so 1o4
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wise Cent IS 40 e7A
Evening star., 1946-05-08
Business Briefs

Electric output for the week ended
May 4 aggregated 4,011, ,670, 900 kilo-
watt hours, down 38 per cent from
4,397, 100000 kilowatt hours in the
corresponding 1945 week, and COM
pared woth 3,976,750 kilowatt hours
in the preceding week. Edison
Electric Institute.
Pere Marquette and Chesapeake
g. Ohio Railways merger was ap-
proved by stockholders of the former
road at their annual meeting.
Commercial, industrial and agri-
cultural loans increased $4,000, 900
at member banks in l01 leading
cities during the week ended May /,
the Federal Reserve Board reported.
Total loans increased s61, 100000.
Steel ingot output this week was
So per cent of rated capacity, down
9.5 points from last weeks 68.5 per
cent-Iron Age.
General Public Utilities Corp, sue
cessor to Associated Gas & Electric
CO. and Associated Gas & Electric
Corp, has authorized call for re-
danption of the company's AZ per
cent convertible debentures on or
abeut August at los and accrued
interest.
Central and South West Utilities
Co. received an extension of one
year from February 16, 1916, in
which to comply with an SEC
Investment order.
Acme Steel Co. today raised the
dividend on common stock to so
cents a share quarterly against 40
cents previously paid. Dividend is
payable June II to stock of record
May %.
Sunray Oil Corp. raised the divi-
dend on the common to Is cents
from 10 cents previously paid. Pay
ment will be made June 20 to stock
of record May Is.
Western Auto Supply Co. reported
total sales for April of s7,9O6 900, a
gain of 113.7 per cent over 1889 900
last year.
Pepsi-Cola Co. net profit for the
first l946 quarter of ST 100000 or 81
cents share, compared with ST.
425,000, or Is cents a share, in the
corresponding 1945 period.
National Container Corp. quar-
terly net of S7O7, SAT. equal to 90
cents compared with 1903, ,426, or As
cents in the same quarter last year.
Purity Bakeries Corp. had net in
come of S930,672, for the first 16
weeks of this year, equal to SLIT
share compared with net income of
$712,867, or 90 cents for like period
in 1945.
A. M. Eyers Co. reported annual
net profit of $539 1886, equal to 81
cents share, against SAL, ,760, or II
cents share in the preceding year.
Northwest Airlines Inc. reported
March quarter net loss of $89, 1877.
compared with a profit of $77.846
in the first quarter of 1945.
Atlantic Refining Co. reported net
income of $1,902,367 for the first
three months of 1916, equal to 81
cents per common share, compared
with $2,706,602, or 96 cents per
common share for a similar period
last year.
Burlington Mills Corp. proposal
to split the common shares on a
2-for-1 basis will be submitted at
a special meeting of stockholders
next month.
The Crosley Corp. announced a
1945s net income of $1,453 ,065, equal
to $266 a capital share, against
$2,688, ,529, or $493 a share in 1914.
SCARS, Roebuck and Co., sales for
ApfA totaled $12e, ,769 1854, an in,
crease OF 7.6 per cent over the cor
responding month q year ago.
Evening star., 1946-05-08
Grain

CHICAGO, May 8 (P.-Fluctua-
tions in May rye were extremely er-
ratio today, the contract often NOV
ing up and down as much as several
cents between transactions. Selling
was the dominant influence toward
the finish with the price close to the
scent limit decline permitted in one
day.
Transactions in September and
December oats we're made at ceiling
levels While rye trading was inf1u-
enced by technical considerations as
open interest in May was being re-
duced, oats we're supported by the
belief of some traders that ceilings
on the grain will be advanced. New
ceilings on grains are expected to be
announced in Washington today or
tomorrow.
May rye finished at So 12ss, off the g.
cent limit permitted in one day. AL other
grains were at ceilings. unchanged from
Evening star., 1946-05-08
Declines

PHILADELPHIA. May Up.-The &C.
curities and Exchange Commission re-
ported today these transactions by Gus
toners with odd-lot dealers or specialists
on the New York Stock Exchange for
May 7: 7.132 purchases involving 2oe.5s3
shares. 5,s77 sales involving 166,942
shares, including "a short sales involving
1866 shares.
Evening star., 1946-05-08
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. May P,.-Cotton ftures
moved through a quiet session today as
traders awaited Developments on the coal
strike. Early losses of rs cents bale
were touched on nervous LIQUIDATION and
shutting down for lack Of fuel The mar
ket later rallied into new high ground for
the day with new crop deliveries leading
the advance.
Later afternoon prices were s5 cents
bale loyer to 10 cents hisher. May, 27.37;
July 27.55. and October, 2T64
Futures closed so cents . bale lower
Evening star., 1946-05-08
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Rigss National Bank commons at 37S
Garnnckel common-25 at sra.
Washington Gas common-10 at 33@a.
BONDS.
Evening star., 1946-05-08

I ! :OOa 2Ao 600 1900 noon $40 600
l:OOp.m. 76o COO 900 vm elo 600
Approximate Total 21o COO
tUnit OF tradins. 10 shares; sales printed
In full sIn bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorGanized under Bankruptcy Act.
or securities assumed BY such companies
Rates Of dividend in the foregoing table
quarterly or semiannuai declaration. Un.
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
dends are not included. Z n dividend
stock dividend Cash Of stock. EDS.
3 stoef. sr.H last year. = P.yssls il
paid or declared this year. q New Issue.
Evening star., 1946-05-08
Commodity Prices

Press weighted wholesale price index Of
35 commodities today advanced to l1713
Previous day. 1850: week ago; lIS.s1;
1946. 1945. 1944 1e43.
Hish ---- 1l7.4o 1I2sI 1898 107 81
Low 11202 107.o0 106.03 10343
1895 average equals 100)
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
pnlGitinas 1Mcctt
itrcifcn ttitN initcft

,SerltlQleut. NlS SDlitp1tble-
funoge6ltng fiir sic 1900 iiioiiderl
5liidtlinge, Ole an 9orO oeS Garp-
fers "1Se0e~ III Spe5ia (Stalien) 6lei-
ben niiiien, neil ibnen Der Gintriti
ms belize 2airO nerpeigert DorOeil
lit, DurOe iiirAin eilita8iger @eneral-
,Itreif fiir ollie SltOen 9alditinaS altS-
gerufcn. NuBeroem forOerte OaS
G6errabbinat iouie Ser Nationalrai
ml 9anoe %oniaiisen SlOen it6er 13
Sabre oitf. eilen Jalttag 81 beobad.
ten.
3suei ser 16 fiibreaoel 3ioniltetl,
sic irenuillie ais 9rotelt gegen oil
3llriif6oltlttlg in Spe5ia in einell
8~ungeritreif 9etreten wareii, muBteil
an 0ritten Gage 0iefes StreifS oaS
gett nufluden. Alle is baben erfl1rt,
lie wiir0en Sen Streif ioIunge nitf-
redt erbnlten, bis sic 1900 in Spe5in
@rlnubnis erbielten, nad Halaitlno
5u fonuilen.
Gin tpeiterer Streif, Ser iiber oaS
2an6 berb1ngt moroen lit Der ges
meininme iiiOiih nrobiiAe Stretf
Ser Noltbeantten gebt lpeiter.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
Kcnicrratipc
Iic0cn IN Scr Wahl

Gofip II 9(lis 0en @o1len Syopans
Oiirfte mo6rlheinli1 cine fonlcroo-
tipe Notwithstanding beroorge,
ben. Gbgeieben bon Den iefS
&~ablbe5irfen, oeren Grge6niIie nod
nidt oorliegen, BADEN Die 2iberoleu
rno Brogreiiipen, oie beioe troy 10.
rer Nnmen fotIerontib Iin0, III DEM
nellen Snlts 202 Site errltngen,
tDobren0 ale oltoeren 8orteien 1872
Gise erobern fonnten. "a SHE IinO
nod ultentiflieoerL aber iobiel lit be.
reits alseerlaft: Gle 2iberalen ba.
ben lie, Die 9rogreIfioen sc, oie
So5inl0enlofraten rs, Ole Gominii-
nilten 3, ole aIeinporteien 80, 0ie
llnabbdngiaen 70. @ie es ideint,
0ilriten nod Orei peitere &onmltni.
ntlten in 0as Sons foinmen.
Ga feline 9nrtei cine Mebrbeit fat,
mnB nit elmer &oalition gered)net
Wcr6en, 0ie allT nlle 6Gnc bon oeii
So~nierOotiben bebprridt meroen
miro. &iele So5inl0emofroten ltlO
nabrldeinlid aud biele ltnobbdit-
gige f0nnen ais &onlerpatiue be8eid-
net weroeil,
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
prcItitnticnsocicb IN
Sr0nerciob anocncmtmtcn

&aris. - Die fran5Ulide gaatio-
understanding nob1n eil1itimmig
Oas @eieb CUR llnter6riifung Der
8roititition III lSranfreih an.
Gus nelie @eieb, oaS BON Der Sic.
9ierrng in 8oridlag 9ebroft lnlO
bon einem ausiduB Der 0%otionnlper.
Iomnlu1g olisgenrbeitet mor0en iit
oronet Die SdlieBuilg oller gor0eIle
innerbolb elmer 6riit bon einem Mo-
not bis feds Monaten on. Ser
SdlieBun9stermitt bdllgt bon Ger Be
p0lferungs5obl Der St1ote ob. StdOte
nit meniger ais 5000 ginmobner
miiiien Die goroelIe binnen 4 8odeE
idlieBen.
GnS @eies iiebt 5obe Stroien Dor
fir Gnfebalts : Bar un0 SoteIinbo-
Der, oie Der Yroititution 8ori9lb
~IeiitetL ltilo fiir ntle 9erionen, Die CUR
8roititution b~eitragell ooer lie inter-
ltiibefl.
Ga HoIl5eioften irber sic 8roititlii-
erten meroen Dernihtet. geionoere
@iuridtungen tueroen fir ireimillige
"lliner5ieblng llllO io5idle @iiiglie0e-
rurtg@ Ser Groitituicrten oeidaffeu.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
@ci5cul09c bier
icDr ernit

2ouiSoiae. - 91eiter 1opiS, Der
Goriiecr Oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fiir sic bef1nipfuug ser Sungersnot,
be3eiducte bier Oie @ei5enla9e in Die.
KIM 0oiro ais bohernit, ipern man
lie in 9ift ser Si~tnger8ebicte iut
AuslonO betrohtG.
Ger friibere RoDrungsoOmiuiitru.
tor I'M arieg mon0te iid ge1en iene
SptiniItet, melhe Sen BON Der Hegie-
riila inn 9auie Ser ISOLDE ~Der0ffeut.
Iibten 9eridlt 81 giinitig olsgelest
boben. Sn oieienI Beridt mar mit8e-
teilt moroen, oaB 0ie 8ci5enDorrdte
AM i. april uuf 203, 100000 guIbel
qeit1bt iurrOen ua0 nit eiiler He-
forOernte fiir 8i1tteriuei5en I'M Ioli-
fen0en Sobr sl refreii lei.
"@eil man befiirftet bate, Sob
ole 8ei5enuorrote nlf Den 6ormen
nod eerineer iein miiroer, 1T OoS
ouberbalb 0es Aderbouonttes oIs ell
eiinitiger 8eriht niSgcIegt porocn" /,
id9te Gouis.
SSn leinem aonineator Sit Dem ge-
rid)t Bate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an0crion
ielbIt erfl1rt: Ser 8eridt iiber Die
@ei5enuorr1te ollf oen 6arunen oln
erIten gpril 5ei9t, oob oie
Nei5enoorrdte aidt 10 fnopp fino,
uie einige befiirdtet bottell. ~llnIcre
ShGsuug, Die iidY ailf oie O~eriiigbure
Snformatipn itiist, oeutet an 0oB
mir Oos 3iel, 225, 100000 9ulbel
8ei5en in oen eriteu ieds Mornten
Oes l%altfenoen Sabres uus5ufitbren,
errei6eu 5u fonnen."
0Gs int ober Tatiode", iagte 9a-
bis, ,Oab oieie @ei3eroorr1te oii Neu
6armen INT 34,000,000 8uifeI 6e-
ringer iiu0 ais inn letten Sabr, unO
oaB file lett benz Sabr 1871 niemals
10 gering moren. glle anOern dufge-
ltopeltcu Borr1te, Die iih I'M SonOel,
IN sen MifbIen uiro in Sen Speidcrn
heiinoen Iito cbeitfalls Die geringIten
lett Sdhren. F."
Washington Journal., 1946-04-19
NtesfnM ococit Roth.s
b0YcriIdbc 2~11cnArdbic

2on0on. II Ser Mosfnlier Gltn0-
finf bebnuptete. britiide 1tflo ameri-
foniide @riippen beeiinItigten nit
uilterltibung oes 8atifafls cine mili-
toriitiide &enftion in 9aDern. Gin
@ieoeraltfletcn Ser oelttIden g9grei-
iionspolitif beoeute aber cine @efnbr
fir ben 6rie0en.
Ser Sopiet Dlonitor 9ibt Sen Be-
treffeu0en Cell ser Alsfiibrlingeit
Oes &uniunfreoners @eter Srloo
in Der folgen0en @eiie mieoer:
"@epflfe anglo afnertfo1iihe
Greiie bu6en Sen @lon 3ltred,tgelegt,
III Bayern Elm 8olllperf Ser europG-
ilden Renftion ST. erridten. Gieier
8lan lit nit GROCER martue I'M @1ti-
tan aufgenOmlnen nor0en, Der ieiner-
ieits Sic SdaFiultg elmer fot6oliib :
bnperiihen Monurdie uorgeid)loeen
bat.
Mntifaihistiid)e areiie Ieben gang
rifltig in Oieien 8%eltrebungen sic Ser
iude pro- faiAistiid)er @lemente, sic
onbin5ielet, nidjt mir goDern, iou-
bern aud III drOerelt geilet ppr
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