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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
Miscellaneous Summer Furniture.

Miscellaneous Summer Furniture.
100 Oak frame Deck Choirs with coIorfuI canvas
seats. Were S. Now ------------------S3
Rotton Double Choise tongues with colorful con-
opies. Were $3.50. Now----S17I.5 so
10 Aluminium frame Lown Chors with cortridee-
type cotton-covered cushions in vine or navy. Less
than " price. -----------------So.o 5
Il Hardwood frome Choise tongues. Fromes ore
white enamel with ottroctve blue rust and green
cotton covered cushions. Were $3.50. Nov
S21.25
W&L-Furniture, Sixth Floor
Delivery Of these purchases must be
accepted within Is days because Of
the need for warehouse space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29

Is Two-piece Skirts and Midriffs Of stripe
seersucker, in brown and white, red and
white, and blue and white. Sizes 10 to 16
Were $795. S5.95
80 two-piece Cotton Print Bathing Suits
Small, medium and large. Were $685.
Now S295
40 Rayon Print Dresses in one and two
piece styles. Black, green, tan, aqua, and
red. Sizes 10 to 49, Were $45 Now, s22.25
W&L-Sportswear, Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29

Cypress frome pieces
with Koroseol Plastic webb seat and book
4 Lounge Chors. Were $50 Now----s1o.5o
Settees. Were $50. Now--s2A IN
ioCypress Coffee Tobies, obong Were S32 Nov
SIG
l2Cypress Coffee TobIes, square, Were S33. Nov
$3.50
Imprinted Lawn Furniture
"a Gibson lsIond settees Were $3.50 Nov
S4.75
10 Obone End Tobles. Were So Nowx1 "a
100 Gibson slond chors. Were S4.75 Nov
S1.o5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29

A small country house in Somer-
set, England, originally built for
$4,000, has been sold for $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
Table and Floor Lamps
D-11

Table and Floor Lamps
Reduced
Decorated China Table Lamp with rayon shade
Was $22.35. Now
End Table Lamps with dull silver finish square
base and rayon shade Was $50. Now $500 $3.50
BronLe-finish Desk Lamps with long shade
Were $3.50. Now s7s5
l Modern Floor Torchiere with wood and brass
finish. Uses 100, 200 and 300 watt bulbs Was
$780, Now $3.50
l Bronze finish Six-way Floor Lamp that uses
100, 200 and 300 watt bulbs. Was $1s14 Now.
$3.50
W&L-Lamps Seventh Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29

court on August ~. Kgnala's war
time persecution OF The Jews made
him known as 1.-The Slovak Himmler." -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
Art NeedIework Reduced

Mooel Cotton Apron, black with coored en-
broidery. Was $3.50. Now ----s4.5o
Model Cotton Bridge Set, hand stenciled pieces.
Was $3.50. Now $3.50
Model Cotton Crash Luncheon Cloth, 54x72 inches.
l Model Cotton Bridge Cloth, embroidered, lace
edge trim. Was $10S5. Now $3.50
1 Model Cotton Dresser scarfs, white with colored
embroidery, 15x43 inches We're 81 and $3.50
Model Rayon Quilted Carriage Robe, peach. Was
So. Now $3.50
l Model Cotton Bridge Cloth, peach with coIored
embroidery. Was $40. Now ---$6
100 Stamped Ninon Dresser Searfs with blue or
green trim. Some 15x34 inches. Were $l.50. Now
CSC
Some l5x43 inches. Were 1885, Now -$1
1 Model Cotton Baby Gertrude. Was $3.50 Now.
$1.75
Model Cotton Kitchen Towels, with colored en-
broidery. Were So. Now -----S175
Model Hiawatha Needlepolnt Door Stops Less
than n price. Now
"a Stamped Cotton Crash Luncheon Cloths red
and blue edge, 52x72 inches. Were 1895. Now
$295
$50 Skeins Wool, pink and blue 2-ounce skeins
Were 85c. Now soc
Model Fluffy Tuft Rugs with pastel and dark
color combinations. oblong. / oval Were
W&L-Art Needlework, Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29

meeting. The junior vice COM
mander. Charles Blackburn. will be
acting commander.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
Millinery Reduced
Misses Formal Wear Reduced

Misses Formal Wear Reduced
group Of misses summer formal, including print
rayon ehiffons, print and striped cottons Misses
sizes.
Is less than II price, Now 1913
were SIS and $35. Less than "a price.
were S45 and more. s33.75
w&I-Misses Formal Wear Third Floor.
Pictures Reduced
Proceased oil-vase Of flowers. Was s25 Now.
S12.5o
Original OiI-Flower bowl. Was $3.50 Now.
SIS
Airbrush Pictures Were So Now s.
Pint Of Fruit Less than u price Now IS
Old Prints-Flowers Were $25. Now $3.50
! Water Color-Quails. Less than u price Now,
$3.50
l Print-Figure. Was $3.50 Now 1925
! Water Coior-outdoor scene Less than u price.
Now $14
Water Color Georgetown tracks. Was SIS.
Prints-Colonial interior scenes Were $50. Now,
SIS
Print Of watercolor Street Scene. Was SIG. Now,
s.
Mirrors with Frames Were So Now IS
Original Oils -Hansel and Gretel. Less than u
Original Oil-Dahlias. Less than u price Now,
$50
Original Oils-Hare scenes. Less than u price
Original On-Andrea Pietro zeresa. Was 500.
NOW
W6L-Picture Galleries Seventh Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
California Redwood Furniture

Covered Wagon Choise tongues Were Sloo5o
NOW ----------------$5475
Z Single Choise tongues. Were S36 NowS18
s Double Choise tongues. Were SIS Now
$3.50
Z Foot Stools. Were Sass. Now-----S6.AA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
Junior Misses Summer
Dresses, $3.95 and $5.e5

LESS FNUU II pIICE
200 Washable Summer Cotton and Rayon Dresses
one and two-piece styles, sun-back dresses play
suits and jumpers Sizes 8 to Is
50 Shorts and Bra Sets, rayon jersey and cotton
tv1lk In smart color combinations Sizes to is.
Less than " price. Ses5
IS Beach Bags rubberized roomy beach bags. con-
trasttng mult-coior trim. Less than u price In
GLIDING 2oso tax. Now sI.2o
70 summer Formal Dresses, cotton or rayon prints
Sizes to Is. Less than u rrice Now Gin
W&L-Juniors Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
Floorcoverines Reduced

Cotton Shas 6x9 feet. Were $3415 Now S24s5
81 Hand hooked Rugs, size 2x4 feet floral design
wool rayon mixture. Variety of colors Were
~1"'o'. nv" ----------7 -------------------S 1913
80 Hooked Rugs, wool and rayon, 3x5 feet Were
SlS3o NOW ---$l49a
Hooked Rugs, wool and rayon 4x6 feet Were
Ail-woo Oval Hooked Rug, Axe feet Was $4s
NOW $3.50
Wool and Rayon, 24x44 inches. Was $40. Now,
IS
Cotton Pebble Twist, 30x54 inches Were $685.
1>o" So.So
Cotton Pebble Twist, 27x42 inches Were 1896.
Cotton Pebble Twist, 36x60 inches Were $l225
2So" 1919
Cotton Shax, 3x5 feet Were $3.50 Now, $l1
l Hudson Valley Rug, 32x60 inches. Was $175o.
Cotton, 36x60 inches. Were 1850. Now $12.2s
W&L-F4oor Coverings, Sixth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29

Misses Summer Suits Reduced
umme
-Mksesco sand Suits Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29

Misses inexpensive Dresses, s1O.'s
We're SI495
Dresses Flo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
Misses Cotton Dresses, So
We're S8Q5

cotton dresses in yellow. al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
Girls AnkIets. 45e

Were Csc
ESQ pair of girls anklets Of 500 wool and
500 cotton; in red, navy, maize, blue or
beige.
w&L-Girls' and children's Hose Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
Teen-ose Cotton Dresses

Teen-oge Cotton Dresses
$3.o5 Were s5.95
$50 Teen Age Cotton Dresses in one and two-piece
styles. Midrffs in dots, jumpers in plain coors OF
blue or gold with printed blouses Check gingham
pinafores in red, brown or blue. Sizes 10 to 1s.
IS Teen Age Cotton Dresses in checked gingham or
pastel chambrays of pink, MAIZE aqua or blue One
and wo-piece styles. Sizes 10 to Is. Were 1926
NO" 1913
w6L-Teen Age Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
Misses Dresses Reduced

A group of misses cotton dresses il
assorted colors.
As less than " price. Now-$5.75
"a were S22.95. $3.50
80 were $22.95. $3.50
7were SIS.
Better Dresses Reduced
A group Of rayon and silk print dresses.
Misses Sizes
Silk Print Dress. Was $4975 Now 1925
Jacket to match dress above Was S2975.
NOW $22.75
Weaknesses Dresses, Third Floor.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-08
Four On-Cas
Leases OK'd

Oil and gas leases have been is
sued by the general land office to
the following, according to notice
by T. F. CORDIALLY, register of the
Great Falls land office:
To Marry E. Cooley of Casper,
all of sections 20, 81 and %, T. q NJ,
r. 9 W., 1920 acres, In Teton county.
To Grace M. Coombs of St. Louis,
Mo-, 40 acres, described as NWA
NEA 13-33N-33E, in Phillips county,
on Bowdoin Dome.
To William w. Kaye of Los An
geles, $500 acres in sections 2, 10,
II, IA, Is, 81 and %, 34N-31E, Phil
lips county, on Bowdoin Dome.
To w. w. Toutillott of Porterville,
Calf, all of sections l, 2, ii and Il,
33N-31E, Phillips county, 2560 acres,
Bowdoin Dome.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-08
WELL ON GAGE DOME
NOW MAKING TESTS

Northern Ordnance Company is
reported testing after topping the
Amsden, the field pay zone. at $40,
in its No. / Carl Hold, adjacent to
producers previously drilled by the
concern. Reports that the hole had
filled up 100 feet with oil cannot
be confirmed.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-08
Lime Break

sC@a@kamasa@ #Es1sm EMw@ I'D
Further information concern
Ing the area Inn which prodnc-
tAon WIFI be foHnd Ina the new
pay x0me as expected TO be pro-
vAded inside of the next 10 days,
by completion Of two other
wells heading for this horizon.
One La p. * S.-Haugen No. /,
drilling at about 1900 feet In loca-
ton mile west of the Carter lime
producers, and Union-Stufft No. 2,
an offset to the Union-Stufft No. l.
One other well this week com
menced drilling toward the new pay
horizon and location for still an
other was announced.
Carter Brfndley No. 2, a west off
set to Carter Brindley No. /, was
started this week with rotary tools
and In two days racked up SIS feet
of hole, of which 400 feet was made
In one day.
Carter has also made location for
lime break test on the M. F.
Brown lease, In G Sc NE 24-36N-6W,
a quarter of mile west Of Union
Stuff No. 1.
Approximately a dozen other
wells In the field are making hole,
but as far as has been announced
all are going only to the Cut Bank
sands.
There are rumors, however, that
steps viii be taken shortly to ascer-
tain possibilities of lime break pro-
ductiOn In parts of the field far re-
mote from the wells now producing
from this horizon. So far, these are
rumors only.
The full field report:
BIG wEsT-DAHIQUKST NO.
Sc T-3AN~4W
spudded 5-27-4e; drilling. $50.
CARTER~RRxNDEEY no.
NV NE 12-36M-6W
Drilling past S3S.
CARTKR-M. F. BROWN no.
SE NE 24-36N-6w
Location. (FTRsT REPoRT)
CARTER-IaARsa0N no.
@ Sc NE 1X-S8N-6W
Former I'd, S07S. Despened TO Sos9.
Swabbed " BOPH for hrs. Drilled to
30o4 Flowed IA 10 natural In "a hrs.
Actdix@d 1000 gals. Gwabbed and flowed
81 30 La hrs. Flowed ~ 30 next 10
nTS Ha a.. ~ pnls Cad Oh; Flowed .oS g
30 Ia % hrs- thru inch choke. Gas/oil
ratio B2s. Casing pressure 286 lbs. Tub
lng pressure loo lbs. COMPLETION. Ell,
Top gatarstaons 3063 company report)
CARTEK-MMRCKANTs TRUST co. no.
& NV NV T-seN-BW
ApRadded 3-s-A6; top Ellis, 2917. Setting
1.snch, $3.50. IT, a071. Testing 2,000
MCF gaa and show OH, 305s-57. Flowed
4 30 and LOG, GOO cfg In "a hrs. thru r.
Inch choke. Flowed 30 and 100 NJ gas
nsxt ~ hrs. Flowed o, 2, and 30
with asx. 100 nj Gu n gas thru n -anch
choke on gouT successive 24-hr. tests.
Actdized 1000 gals, 1884 Flowing 13h
BOPH thru " in. choke.
CA9TEE.PARnKElTRTRAL ssA2 NO.
NV Nw NE 1S-32-6w
Rig wp.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-08

4OS0s@OiAS WSAS ASPO4 tSA Jul Ing Tie
week.
The full field report:
ADAMs-HEsLA- NO. g.
NE NE Sc Sc 21-35Ns2W
Location (FIRST REPORT)
ARoNow-GOv'T NO. a.
G NV SW 24-35N-3W
Moving on. (FIRST REPORT)
C. Il. BIGGs-GUNDERsoN NO. l.
NV NV NV 1e-35N-2W
SPqldd1eod, , 4,24-46; gas show, 9s5. CON-
Acidized 1000 gals. Pumped tank of oil,
no water, in "a hours.
C. e. BIGGs-GUNDERsON NO. g.
SW SW 10-35N-2W
Moving on. (FIRST REPORT)
COOLIDGE, COOLIDGE q HANDBOOK
GOEDDERTX NO. r.
Sc Sc SW 10-35N-3W
Moving on. (FIRST REPORT)
COBB-HARDROCK NO. fS-
Sc SW 1s-S5N-3W
Drilling, 1900.
CONSOLIDATED GAs-sTATE NO. p
Sc NV NE 16-S5N-4W
Spudded
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. ST.
w SW NE 24-35N-3W
Drilling, $50.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. h.
c NE Sc NV 7-34N-lW
EN- 1884, show oil Water, I'D, 1858.
PB. 1927, to foot Of pipe. Shooting off
pipe to test show, 1324-1327. COMPILE
TON. p. e. A.
KAL-BAR OIL CO.-KAL BAR NO. l.
G NV Sc Sc 13-35N-2W
Location. (FIRST REPORT)
KITTEND0RF-BAsHOR NO. L.
C Sc NV Sc 9-35N-1W
Spudded 5-12-46. tFIRST REPORT)
LINVILLESMTTH-FOL NO. L.
NE NE NE S-34N-1W
Fishing for dropped casing, 1850.
MAYERICK-HANNON NO. L.
Sc Sc SW 2S-36N-2W
Moving on. (FIRST REPORT)
OIEN-ENGEMOEN NO. Is
NE Sc 11-35N-2W
Location. (FIRST REPORT)
OIEN-ENGEMOEN NO. Ga
SW SW SW 1l-35N-2W
COMPLETION. I'd, 1927 Show EN-
1927. Acidized 1000 gals. Up. IS BOPD,
no water.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-08

C0BB-TRTBAL NO. es
Sc NE NV 24-S2N-6W
Rig up.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS NO. 4
NV sW SIC 2e-S2N-6W
Spudded-
DEsEMoEElTRIBAL a2e NO.
C NV Sc SW 25-32N-6W
Drilling, 525.
HANNAH.PoRTER-TRIBAL SIS NO.
NV BE SW 23-S2N-6W
Drilling, zoos.
INLAND EAEPTRE-THTBAL sA0 NO.
G Sc NE SW 23-32N-eW
Drilling, 790.
LIE BROS. d MTLLER-TWEEDY NO.
Lot 8, 36-32N-6W
spudded 1886; drilling past 1880
p. q 8. OIL C0~HAUGEN NO.
G SW NE 11-38N-6W
Spudded 5-11-46; drilling, 1880
TExACO-LENNON NO.
Sc Sc NE 24-33N-8W
Moving on
TExACo.R. MARCEAU NO.
c NE NV 2035N-Sw
Drilling, 1855.
UNTON.F. HARRINGTON MOI
G NV NV SW 19-33N-5W
Drilling, 40.
UNTON-REGNEY NO. 10
G NV NE NV 2-35N-6W
Drilling. 3s5.
UNION-sTUFFT NO.
C. NV NV 19-36N-5W
I'd, 3O97. Gas at top of Madison, 90ls.
OIL In lime break, 5000, LIP. about 80
BOPD, natural Acidized with 1900 gals.
Took acid easily. Returned oil used In
acidizing and flowed 80 bbls. per hour.
Thursday was flowing bbIs. clean oil
pei. hour. Punched in. Flowing ia bbls.
daily.
UNION.sTUFFT NOS
Sc NV 19-36N-5W
Elsy 4oo3. spudded 5-11-4e; drilling,
2430
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-08

PREvOL q sHAY-GOV-T NO. 60
NV NV Sc 1035N-3W
Rig up. (FIRST REPoRT)
p. NJ. K..FR0sAKER-RUE-ER NO.
p
NE NE NE 1s-34N-2W
(old well 70 be drilled IS feet deeper
and acidized.)
p. NJ. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO.
NV NE NE 1s-s4N-2w
Location.
soRRELL a sAuTH-NoREA NO. -
c SW NE -434N-2W
Testing. I'd, 1884.
SUPERIOR PET-HAUGEN NO. s.
NV NV NE NE 11-25N-3W
Spudded 5-2-46; s51-in. pipe set, 1O45.
WANDER PAs-ZACHOR NO. s.
SW NV Sc 20-35N-1W
Location. .(FIRST REPORT)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-06-08

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Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
N1cIctcU tu0rnt
pcr r,cmcllt Krieo

@oris - Ger ruiiiide AuBenmi-
hitter Nfolotop erflGrte, oaB Die
8emitbungen, 0as Betroreft i'm
Siherbeitsrote Ser 8ereinigten Go-
tionen 5u Sale gu bringen, ,,als
elm 8eriud, gum 4riege 81 trei-
ben" betrudtet mer0en %iollten,
ltno perfniipfte oamit sic @or-
nung, 0OoB es gefd6rIih it, Sic
Somietunion gu igitorieren, menn
Die 8~ereinigten Nntionen Sen 6rie-
Sen boben molGen."
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ser Gemofrotie" fir Grieit Dol
uno gob feline @arnung ais Mnt-
mort ultf sic Don Aultralien err
bobene 8elhuloigung ab, oaB ser
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9orperihaft fir Die 8erlpoltune
Don Srieit lei, uno uoieier &at
0urd Die pillfiirlide, unueront=
morttihe uno oiftatoriihe Nn-
penoung oes Getore6tes iein an-
leben in Ser @elt eingebiiBt bat. +"
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20

aoreIloten. @enn elm 8afet ni6t
5ugeitellt wer0en fam, miro Dem
8elteaer Oos @eIo 5uriidge3ablt.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
pcIts mnN pafctrcrfckr
NIT DcmtIAlonN mnN
OcItcrrcitA

Ser gegenpdrtige Stoto oes
] Boit- ltno @ofetperfebrs nit
. 9eutidlnno uno Seiterreid) lit tpie
foIgt:
I. 9entIdIanO: 8riefe (bis gu
elmer lln5e @emidD uno nidt IL
Gliitrierte &oitforten rein perion-
! Iihen Snbnlts nod aaen bier Be-
! iabungs5onen. 8ortoiabe: 5 Gents
] fir 8riefe, 3 Gents fir 8oItfnr-
ten. - Quftpoit: nur nod geutid-
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, sc @etpi6t; 8orto: 30 Gents fir
] Die babe lln5e. - Boltpafete nod
I Der omerifanii6en uno britilden
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! ausldlieBli6 ,Qiebesgaben" (mor-
I fieren: u@ift HorceIs~) bis 81 II
@funo. 9ortoiaB Ia Gents por
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3on.
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| mem 8frno mo @oitfnrten, nlid
! geiddftliden Snbalts; 8ortoidse:
3 Gents fir &urten uno 5 Gents
fir Die erite llll5e oes 8riefes, ale
meiteren l1n3en ie 3 Gents. -
, 2uftpoit: Bis gu einem Bfun0, 30
Gents ieoe bolbe un5e. - Soitpa-
fete biz 5u II 8funo BEL 70 3on
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| 3onenlnterihieo. GM&G- So
fete fonnen ebenfaas gei9idt fper-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20

8enn truman Dem Sanoels-
iefretdr 0erortige Auilagen mod)t.
miro @alloce 5l entideiOen bn-
ben, Oh er meiter in &1btnftt
bleiben fam. SIS fam nit be.
item Biiien geiogt weroen, ooB
@alloce ser lleber5eugung ut ole
ge8iebungen Der 8ereinigten Stoo.
ten nit SowietruBlono Deroen
Ihledt 6ebonoeIt. CT miro Oes.
iueqen ihwerlih ieine gemitbitgen
oltigebeu, oieie a%uBenpoIitif 5u all.
bern.
gluf ser onOeren Seite oerii-
dlern Die eiugepetbten 9reile,
Staotsiefretdr gprles lei ebenio
felt ii6er3eugt, ieine 8olitif Der
,6eItigfeit q~egeraiber &iBlono
uno Ieine 8ereitihaft CUR gu
Iomnnenar6eit NIT @roBbritannien,
luie Ieine bartndfi9e 9ppoiition
gegen cine ruiiiid,e GinfluBipGbre
im oitIi6et europa" leien Die
ein5igen 6rieoenshonce 5uiiden
Sen gereinigten Stnoten uno SoD.
ietrublono. 8enn @alloce meiter
ais Robinettsmitglieo ieine gegen-
Idblide AuBenpolittf oertreten
fam, miro nod gniibt Der Sc
m16rsm1nner 8prnes Dor Der
6ragc geItellt, Oh er meiter Dem
aobinett ~ongeboren tonne.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
8lamc ScMcrfmecl iibcr
Portugal crrcot Gemiitcr

2iiiobon Sn Ser portugieii-
iden Bropin6 4lemtejo muroe i'm
Waorgenerouen fir Die 9nuer bon
5 Wintten cine auffoneno blaue
Seuerfugel beobadtet, Die man fir
Elm neues &afetengeihoB bielt. sic
idien lid langiam ouf Die Station
@niabranca bern63uienfen, 1noerte
onnn ober ploblih ibre &i9tung
uno flog mad SI0en al.
Gn oen lesten Monoten Iino
oiele 8eridte iiber ,,@ofeten~ iiber
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lnno eingegangen. Die meiiten fa-
men aus Sdmeoen oo6 bat mon
aud bort fir Die permuteten Sc
Ihoile niemals binreiden6e @rflG-
rungen gefunOen. )ass o.aa 0aa0 fai
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
GraftprObe
9Drness@anace

8oibington - Cine enogiiltige
arseinanoeriesung 5piifen Staots-
iefret1r 8prnes uno Sonoelsie-
fret1r 8allace liegt nod INNER
inn 8ereih 0es Mogliden, neil
iif @eriihte be6aupten, oaB 8al-
lace ieinen &ompf fiir cine aen-
oerune Der nmerifoniihen Bolitif
gegeniiber HuBlano niAt aufge-
ben mill.
Sn ser lebten grfldrung oes
8r1iioer1ten 9rumon bieB es aus
oriidlid, oaB Ser Yrdiioent benz
6onoelsiefretGr nift oas Hedt
itreitigt mnft, leine auffaiiung
i'll &eoen 81 oertreten. Sn oieler
8emerfung ieben eini9e Oerunt-
mortli1e &egierungsfreiie Den Nn-
iaspunft fir oas &etbalten oeS
SnnoelSlefretdrs.
IS gibt An5ei1en oafiir, oaB
oos Stoatsoeportment beim Hra-
iioenten beantrogen miro, entueOer
Dem 6nnoelSiefretdr fiinitig auBen-
politiid,en HPoen 81 0erbieten oOer
o6er alle auBenpolitiiden &eOen
Observation-Disclosures Dorber
Dem Stantsoepnrtment CUR Stel-
luugnabme al untrrbreiten.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
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fir fransSiiidbc 5cnc

Bon iebt an fonnen GN&@-8n-
fete aud an 8epobner ser %fron5o-
iiihen 8eiabungs3one in 9eutiA-
lono geliefert meroen teilte @ene=
rolleutnant @iniam e. Sosfen,
leitenoer Director Ser Cooperative
for american &emittonces to @uro-
pc, Snc., mnmebr nit.
Sasfen gob Oieie Mitteilung aus,
no1oem er aus Berlin BON Sberlt
2emis 90. @oble, Dem 8ertreter
Der GA9fg in 9euti6lon0, Elm 3a=
bel erboIten botte, oeIien Sflbolt Die
Seem gorfer GA@g- s3entrnIIteGe in
@enntnis iebte, Dob 3pii6en SberIt
8able uno General Solepb 8ierre
&oenig, Dem 8efeblsbaber Ser fran-
5oiiihen 8elabungst uppen IN
9euti1lon0, cine entIpre6enoe @b-
mahung ~getroffen DorOen lit.
8os beiBt olio, Dab fiinftig
@NH@sBnfete, Oeren Snbolt 80
BfnnO piegt, 0entiden 3ibilifen
geidift merOen fonnen, Sic in Ser
nmerifaniihen ODER engli1den oOer
fran3oiiiden 8einbungs3one moi
men. Cine 9ltsnabme bil0et MIR
nod Sic ruiiiihe 8eiabungs8one.
@as @roB Berlin onbetrifft,
10 fonnen G9lR@ : 8ofete eeididt
neroen, p0nig u~nabbdngig bon Dem
8eiabungsieftor, in Dem oie GIMP
finger in @roB : Berlin nobnen.
8epobner, ole I'M ruiliiden 8eiat-
5ungsieftor Ieben, fonnen ibre Care
8nfete BON Der GMRg@ erteilungs-
itene I'M omerifonil6en Seftor nb-
bolen. Sinii6tlid Der 8emobner
Oes ruiIii9en 5eftors mar es bor-
i~ibergebenO 5u einem MiBoeritdno-
mis- gefommen, Dos aber beigeIegt
lit. 0ie &liiIen boben als0riidlid
5ltgeItimmt, ooB GNG@- 8afete aud
fir 8elpobner ibres 8erliner Set
tors geihidt tperoen fonnen.
Der nor0Iid)v Cell Der frnn5oii-
i6en 8eInBun9S6one in Deutidlon6
umfoBt Seile oes &beinlon6es uno
0ie Hfol3. Ser litoIi1e Cell UNI
foBt ben gr0Bten Cell 8noens un0
ben 8eIten @iirttembergs. Die
GA&@ : 3entrnliteae go Brood
Str. in Stem Dorf A, g. 81 nimmt
jebt gelteGungen fir 8erionen in
ben be6eidneten fran5oiiih : beieb-
ten @ebieten 9eutidlunos entge-
gen.
(Sbmob[ bereits Dor einigen Ga
gen mitgeteilt meroen fonnte, oaB
it'd oie frnnooiiihe Militdrregie-
rnng einperltanoen erfl6rt bat, Sic
besgaben : Noltpofete I'M So6itge-
midt bon IL 8funo aus Den 8erei-
nigten Staoten fir 9eutihe in Der
frnn5oiiiden Gone 6u6ulaiien fonnen
iolde Hoitpafete nod ni6t aus ben
Hereinafter Stoaten abgeifidt per-
ben, neil Die bieiige 8oitpermal-
tung Die Nusfiibrungs : 8eitint-
mungen nod nidt e%rlaiien bat.)
Die 2Gnoer, Die 5ugeltimmt ba-
ben, Dab GgH@- Bnfete ausgeliefert
meroen oiirfen baben iid oerpflid-
tet, fir GMH@ : 8afete feinerlei
3oae ODER @ebiibren 81 erbeben.
Gmpf1nger bon GN@@ 8ofeten ber-
Iieren niht Nbldnitte ihrer 2ebens-
mittelfarten. GNN@- 8nfete fon-
men oitd nod Geiterreid, 8elgien
Sronfreid, 6innlono, @riedenlallo,
Stalien, Hormegen, Tolen, Der
Sl6ehoilomnfei unD Ben Nie0erlnn-
ben geliefert meroen.
GAHg lit cine BON Der &egie-
rung gebinigte Organization, Die
pbne @efpinn arbeitet. Ser SnbaIt
ser Bofete bot lie Bafet einen Ndbr-
inert bon 10000 &alorien. Die gu
fteIilng miro gornntiert. Nah
Muslieferung erb1lt Ser 8eiteIler