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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02

I Dick Frame of Medfield, Mass,
and his brother, James of Phila-
delphia, Pa, flew 10 Pascagoula
Sunday to be at the bedside of
their father, James T. Frame who
lis critically i'll at his home at
l0l6 Buena Vista Street.
On their return from a visit
with relatives at Gulfport, Mr.
and MRS. Clifford Saucier and
their son and daughter, Edward
and Ann, we're accompanied home
by Mrs. Sauc'er's niece, Frances
Scholtes, who will visit with them
for a week.
On their departure for visit
with M. and Mrs. r. o. Duitman
in Albany, Ga. Mr. and Mrs.
II. G. Shrum were accompanied
bv Marie and Harolyn Winkel-
seth, children of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. ]. Winkelseth of 324 Lake
avenue.
Miss Nancy Huffman returned
home during the weekend after
a visit Of a fortnight with rela-
tives in Albany, Ga.
Miss Billie Jean Williams de-
parted Tuesday for a visit of two
weeks with Miss Pittenger at
Raymond Miss. She was accom-
panied as far as Jackson by Miss
Mary Emma and Arthur Savage
who were going to Greenwood,
Miss, for visit with their uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Savage.
Miss Ruby Jean Cooper conclud-
cd. n visit IN the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur v. Smith by her.
departure Saturday for her home
at Durant, Miss. Miss Cooper
was driven to Gulfport by Ms.
Arthur Smith and daughter, Nan,
who saw her on the train. Mrs.
| Smith and Nan then spent the
| day with Mr.. and Mrs. Stone
Smith of Jackson who were
| guests of Grey Castle at Pass
Christian, returning home that
! evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Warden and
daughter, Miss Frances Warden
| depart Friday for New Orleans
where they will be joined by
Lieutenant Commander Ann War
den fer visits in New ALBANY and
Huntingburg, Ind, and in Mr..
Warden's old home town, Par
sons, KY.
Misses Margaret Burnsed and
Ellen Daggett depart Friday for
Chicago, ILL.,, where they will Wis
it wfta Miss Gene Eason wha
has recently undergone an oper-
alton. On their way home they
will stop for visits in Memphis
and New Orleans.
Miss Dorothy Ann johnson ar
rived Monday night from Louis
vile, Ky, for visit with her
aunt. MS. Lois Ridgeway and
Mrs H. B. Cole, Cos Jackson
| avenue
MIR. and Mrs. c. ]. Lander AID
daughter, Charline, departed Sun
day fer visits with friends at
Fort Arthur, and relatives at
Houston. They plan to be away
about ten days.
That Mrs. Everitt Beauchanp
of Clinton, La, is to remain a
guest in the home of Mr.. and
Ms. Jack Hollister, whom she
accompanied home on their return
from recent visit with her, for
a month or more.
| Misses Celeste Crawford, Rose
Henderson and Dot and Gloria
Richard returned Sunday from /
weekend visit to Pensacola.
| William G.. Byrd left Thursday
for Birmingham, Ala, TO make
the acquaintance of his new
| granddaughter, and to visit with
her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Byrd and family
After a short visit he and his son,
who has recently been discharged
from the army with the rank of
captain after three and a half
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02

epn, Ronald, left Tuesday for
st. Louis and Chicago where Mr..
Jones goes on business. While in
Chicago they will visit their SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Anderson. They ex-
pect to be gone about ten days.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02

That Mrs. Everitt Beaucharap
of Clinton, La, is to remain a
guest in the home of Mr.. and
Mis-. Jack Hollister. whom she
accompanied home on their return
from recent visit with her, for
a month or more.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Jones and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02

Ann and Charles Lunsford are
enjoying a vacation visit with
their grandfather, T. c. Luns-
ford and other relatives, and
friends in Hackleburg, Ala.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02

MIR. and Mrs. c. J. Lander AID
daughter, Charline, departed Sun
day fer visits with friends at
Fort Arthur, and relatives at
Houston. They plan to be away
about ten days.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05
Free Admission For
Children Saturday
AT Cuvulcude Show

Heavy rains last week delay
ed the official opening of AL
Wagner's Cavsicade Of Amuse-
ments until Monday night when a
good crowd looked over the new
.ihow.
Saturday gates will be open
at noon and all school children
in Jackson county are invited by
Owner Wagner. The front gates
will be free to the youngsters
until 3 p. m, with all shows and
rides nine cents.
Immediately at the close on
Saturday night the entire show
win be loaded onthe bD-car show
train and leave for Mobile. where
. n week showing viii be given
under the Shrine Temple aus
pieces.
There are 20 stage shows and %
major rides on the Gavalcade
midway with amusement and fun
for every member Of the family.
Free parking on the showgrounds
under the supervision of MEM
beers Of the american Legion
committees.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

ant to the members as he was
returning to the fold, if only
temporarily, as he had filled the
pulpit of the Eastlawn church
during MAY and June of ls45.
Mr.. Robinson is continuing his
studies for the ministry through
a scholarship which he won.
The speakers talk, Live Fer
Christ" was centered especially
on young peoples work for the
coming year.
AT the close of the address the
pastor of the church, the Rev.
James Cogswen, installed the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing
year: STANLEY Montana, president:
Miss Carol Blankenship, vice
president; Miss Zettie Mann, sec
rotary, and w. II. Smith, treas
urer.
The installation was followed
by the singing Of 'Blest Be the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

day from Thomaston, Ga, where
she and Mr.. Leigh spent a tive
week honeymoon. Mr.. Leigh re-
turned TO Norfolk, Va, where he
IS stationed and Mrs. Leigh will
remain with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Westfaul until her
husband is discharged from the
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Williams
have returned from Houston,
Texas where they visited Mrs.
Williams daughter who has been
i'll.
Mrs. Robert Grierson and son,
James, were visitors in Mobile
Wednesday.
Among those attending the
State W.M.U. convention in Jack
son this week were the Rev.
and Mrs. Monte A. Davis, Mrs.
I. L. Perkins, Mrs. r. H. Perk-
ms and Mrs. c. Smith.
The W.M.U. women enjoyed a
Weiner roast as their fifth Mon
day social at the home of Mrs.
j. B. Carpenter.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05
11iss o Joins
|Juckson County Child
Welfare Stoff

Miss Clara b. Herring, Direc-
tor jackson County Department
lof Public Welfare announces the
appointment of Miss Rosa Maude
Cole as additional child welfare
worker in Jackson county, efec-
tive April list.
Miss Cole will work coopera-
lively with the present Child
Welfare Worker. Miss Minnie Lou
Walker in giving specialized case
work services to children in
jackson County. She comes to
the county with a background
of education and experience
which equips her professionally
for her position.
Miss Cole is from Philadelphia,
Mississippi and in communities
where she has lived has been ac-
lively engaged in Cradle Roll
and Primary departments of Bap-
fist Churches.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05
East Moss Point

Mr.. and Mrs. 7, r. Provost and
/ Carole GuillotteA were Business
visitors to Mobile last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Ella Alexander has receiv-
ed word that her son, Raymond,
Of the U. S. Navy, who is some
where in the Atlantic is very
much improved after a serious
illness and is expected to reach
the States soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. White and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Davidson
attended a chicken fry Thurs
day night given by Mrs. George
Prassinos in honor of her son,
Nick, wha has recently returned
from the Pacific. Others present
we're Mr., and Mrs. G. L. Monk,
Mrs. Lee Hansen, Jim Weeks,
William Redmond and Miss Rosie
Belt.
MI. and Mrs. Archie Posey Wis
tied relatives in Grand Bay Sun
day.
Mrs. A. Leigh is returning to-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

Mrs. A. Leigh is returning to-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05
AnnuGl Banquet Of
Young Peoples GFoup
OF Eustlown Church

The annual banquet of the
Young PeoplessAgroup of the East
lawn Presbyterian church was
an event of special interest Thurs
day evening of last week at ZOO
O'Clock.
The gathering took place at
Lincoln Hall where those attend
ing gathered around a table love-
ly with spring flowers.
Stanley Montana. the newly
elected president of the group.
served as POSTMASTER and intro
duced James Robinson of the
Columbia Theological Seminary
at Decatur. Ga. as guest speaker.
The presence of Mr.. Robinson
in the group was especially pleas
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05
Mrs. Beckhun
Posses Away At
Home Saturday

Mrs. Alice Rolls Beckham,
prominent club woman and civic
worker, died Saturday after
noon at the family residence al
225 John street. She was 5a
years old and death came about
after six months of illness.
She was a native of Pascagou-
la and a member of an old and
web known family being the
daughter of the late James Hal
lett Rolls and Mary Ann Carried,
themselves natives of Pascagoula.
She was the wife of Eugene c.
8eckham. labor foreman at the
ingalls, Shipyard, and also one
of a prominent Pascagoula fam
lily.
Mrs. Beckham was a member of
Our Lady of Victories Catholic
church, was president of the Al
tar Society until her death forced
her resignation, a member of the
Civic Council, first president of
the Pascagoula High school band
auxiliary, past president of the
Pascagoula High School Parent
Teacher Association. financial
secretary of Morgan Grove No.
80, Woodman Circle, state auditor
for the Woodman Circle and an
active worker in the USO and
Red Cross.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at GAS a. m. Monday at Our
Lady of Victories church by the
Rev. P. ]. Carey. assisted by
the Rev. j. ]. Curley and inter-.
ment was in Greenwood ceme-
terry. Fails Funeral Home was
in charge.
Pail bearers We're l.. B. Free
land, Jr., and Norbert FreelandI
of Mobile; Phillip +. Rolls of
Hattiesburg; ]. A. Pol, Jr,, /. G..
Beckham, Jr, and Edward Beck
ham of Pascagoula, all nephews.
u IWiSs DcthiidfH.
In addition to her husband she
Is survived by two sons, Eugene
c. Beckham, Jr., of Birmingham
and S. HI. Beckham of Pascagou-
la; one daughter, Mrs. Ann Beck
ham Newton of Paseagoula; a.
sister, Mrs. l.. B. Freeland of.
Mobile; three brothers, Phillip
Rolls of Hattiesburg; Coan Rolls
of Plaquemine and Harry Rolls.
OF Phoenix, Ariz.; and five.
grandchildren.
Relatives and friends from out
Of town attending the funeral
were Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene c.
Beckham, Jr., Birmingham; Coan
Rolls, ,Plaquemine, La; Phillip.
Rolls and Phillip F. Rolls, Hattiss-
burg; Mr.. and Mrs. L. B, Free.
land, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Free
land, Jr., Norbert Freeland, Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Griffin, Mrs. Cora
Drummond, Miss Fanny Rolls,
Mrs Charles Whitman, Mrs Hat
tie Mclean, Mrs. Hortense Wade,
and Mrs. Anna Hicks, Mobile;
Mrs. Kitty REYNOLDS, New Or
leans; Mr.. and Mrs. w. i. Rippy,
Miss Ola Mae Mattern, Mrs. Alma
'Stigletts, Mrs. Theresa Edwards,
Mrs, difference Beckham, Miss
FL.
Louise Bosarge, Miss Essie Bo-
sarge and Mrs. Charles Bosarge.
Gulfport; and Mrs. Louise Read,
.Woolmarket.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05
Beers Meet Choos
On Diamond Here
Sundoy Afternoon

FNftH& e~ 4tNsN4 rs kfaSat 444s =
Top-notch baseball in the col
ored leagues comes TO Pascagou-
la Sunday afternoon when the
Mobile Bears and the Chattanoo-
ga Choo-C hoos tangle in a practice
game of the Southern League at
the Market Street Recreation
diamond.
The Bears will also play the
Chicago American Giants on the
local diamond. according TO Rec
reation Manager 7. N, Tucker, in
the near future.
Mr.. Tucker. also announced a
meeting of all persons interested
Tie that Binds" before adjourn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

The composer Jean Philippe
Rameau was comparatively I'M
known until his 10th year.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

tft = ~ ~+N $50 40 aehtf
In l94l, $4,000 900 motor ve-
|hicles rolled up 348, GOO, 000,oe0'
miles Of travel in the United
States.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

La Fuerza, the old fort. Is the
oldest structure in Havana, il
was built in 1888 under disac-
tion of DeSoto.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

an forming a softball league Of
the Recreation Center on We'd
nesday night at 300 o'clock.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

BUY MORE VICTORY BONDS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-04-05

Tie that Binds" before adjourn
menf.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
acknowledgement in y@ittpry
Clothing Collection"

Serr Rutbon $. Seiomon, Ser
Gr0fiOeilt Der Snter- @ocial 8reb of
Nnerica, 1T BON Dem RotionnI Tor-
iiBen0en Der 3leioeriommlnng fiir
0aS SiIfsnerf III reberiee, &enrp S.
aniier, gum Better Ser &auIpnglie
IN Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0eS 2oli-
oes erfnnltt moroen. &err Sei0-
man Bat 6ie frenroiprati0e 8reilc III
Nnlerita lett nlebr rlS IS Sabren Der.
treter, crit fiir5li1 rpieoer in Ser
RleioerionimeL aornpogne DON
April 1915, Die 25 Miaionen ariegs-
opfern 5ligute fam. 3nr 2in6erit1tg
Der anbaltenoen Rot miro Nun 0ieie
a8ictorp Glotbir8 Collection" I'M
eoil3en 2at0e 6urf9efiibrtS bon Der
man i'm S1itlinr nnein 100 NeiItio.
iieh broiidlb1re &leiOMngsfhide err
wartet. aud gettaelig uno Sdlpbe
iper0en Oringetto ben0tigtl
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
@riefmarFen nidt far eammItr

6rdilffurt Ser Briefperfebr.
Der in Der omerifaniiden Gruppen.
Bone 4eutihlan0s pieOer genebuli9i
worOen lit. miro 0orlanfig 10 &C.
bonobnbt, 0aB MIR Damn Marfeu Der.
fauft iperoeH, tpenn Die grieFe beiW
Boitamt Dorgelegt Der6eu.
Dieie MoBnabne lit ~angeor0nei
por0en. I'm MarfeniammIer baron
81 p~erbinOeriL Den ). st. MIR gerin-
gen gtarfenp0rrat olti5ufalrfen. WtnlI
bofft aitBerOetn %bierOurd} sen
SdDor5bonoA IN 8riefmorfen bon
anfang an 81 perbin0ern.
Pile MorfelL bic Dor Glt0e OeS
8rieges itn0 Dor Der oIiierten 8es
iesung DeutIhonos berarsgegeben
murOen, iin0 eiuge3cgen morOen.
Yatete fonneit porl1ufig rur in
ein5elne @egen0en Ger onierifaniiHen
Gone oeritift werSeit, oo Erans-
portifapierisfeiten sen Boitperfebr
nod imn1er alif Elm Nininlum be-
idr1nfen.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
MISUNDERSTANDING in S6les
mia.6oftefn

6Iensblirg Bon. 5~titan0iger
Seite DerIdutet, 0dB oelttide uno oa-
nii4e 8rgfie IN 5dlesDig /. 8olitein
sic britiihe DtiIitarregieruilg eriuht
baben, Die SGaffun9 elmer beiou0e-
rem gsrwaltnrg fiir Shleswig45ol-
ltsin 5li genebmigeil. @S pur0e pm
eiirer All5abl BON giirgermeiitern Der
HrooinSerl unter5eidnet. IS ban0elt
it'd bereits i'm ben 5peiten Antrag
oieier Art, nadjoem iriiber cine eilt-
fpredenoe Bittihrift Dem &aupt.
quarter 6elomurifran Montgomerps
in BAD G-plrbauien iiberimitteIt NOR
ben mar. Gle Bepili9un9 elmer
ielbit1noigcn Yerpoltiipg ipl Der
erite gdritt OUT Dem Bg CUR RoS-
loillng Sdllespig : Sositain8 Don
Geutidlano un0 81 elmer ettgeren
I~rlebnungs all Ealtenlorf auf5u.
faiien ien.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
aeiu sscmban i'm arsis Geklur

8ebIar auf AnorOnung oes
2anOrots NiB beitebt i'm gan5en
areis NebIur elm porlauFiges Rcus
.bauperbot. Dieie 0taBnabme rpurOe
getroffen, 0omit genigeno Arbeits-
fr6fte uno Bacterial arr @eriigura
itebe1, INN 0urd retfseitige Plus
beiNerungen m0glitit beid1oigte
91iier in ser Staot @eslor Dor Dem
uoaIgen 8erfaa 5l bewobren. Bon
8asIars ebemali9em Sduierbeitono
iinS nnr 8O7 poaig unbcld10igt, 297.
iiuo OOnie 5eritort, w1breno 2400
idDer., mittel. ooer Iei6tbeidd6tet
iin6. @inige 5ltnoert leihtbeit6biqte
finb bereits pie0er ~repariert, an 40
tDeiteren tperben gegentpdrtig Auss
beiierungsarbeiten porgenommen.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
: I : n n5ei8e

Jreunoen iir6 8efonmen MAIDEN
mir hermit Ole trottriee Mitteilung,
ooB uniere Iisbe Mlittcr, GdtDieger-
nplttter uno @robmutter
Grnn Msnes Nlebers @emt6
@attin oeS perItorbenen Gron3 6.
Gentb, 9O6 1eerfieI6 aoenue, Gil
Der gprina, DO, nm Sonntag, Sen
80. DECEMBER ianft I'M Serrn emf
idIofen lit.
Die Gin6iderurtg mar on Mitt-
nod @ormittug Inn II ltbr III Sees
Grelnatorium, Ate GtrdBe nu0 Mdi~
iafuiettS GDeriiie 81. 6.
I'm itine EeiInobne bitten
Die Eroueriroen Sinterblie6eaen
Jrnu MarD S. sdaefer
Srait &enriettd Mrtbiit
6rult Gronces 6ree
Sobn WeserS
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
Nenes @in0ernabrmitttl

9atterSbeim SIN Outrage 0er
NeitIe : @eielIidoit int Die Yrooiftior
zines @in6erndbrnlittels oitfgenom.
men woroen. Inter Dem Norner
Salad" miro oieles Yr1porat, Dos
Dem aItbefornten @eitIe : &inoer.
me6l gleidmertig lit, i'm Robmen Del
MISUNDERSTANDING in aiir5e ii
6ronffurt an Mnir nl0 lliitgebunf
Dem Worft 5igefiibrt rperben. An.
@eiSenlnebl, Milh, 3uder. Sol3er
ntO 8itominen ber9eitellt, miro e
fiir Die 2leinfin6er cine pidtiat
@r91n3ung biIOeu. Die ~5eitbebing.
te 8erpadung maht ben baloiger
9erbroud erfor0erlid}.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
RLein Anbeim MN fat friebemse
mGF;9

Grin Nubeim. 1ds Sit0a-
itri9it1Stden aIeift allpbeim i'm
areis 9ffenbad 9dt Die Idtpereu
RriegSlh10en ifon nnbe5u iiber.
ip~unteu. Sic @lunmiparenFobrif Sc.
fer qrbeitet bereits mieoer bon nil
48itiinoiger Arbeits9it. Sic 5obr.
rnowerfe Bauer utro Ole @roBorude.
rel Slert baden ibren 8etrieb aud
mieOer oAsr6ings in beidrdilf.
terenl llmfang nufgenonimeft
Gie ftarf berbreitete 2e6ermarenin.
0litrie lit ooTI bslddFtigt. sliid BIZ
6iirdt ginbarufin9 CUR Bebrmaf)t
itiaseIesten 9nnowerfsbetniebe fin
bis aiI 5fpei mieoer eroffnet morocn
Rurd bic Bieberdufnabme SCI
StroBenbeIeld)tilttg bat aud Die @e.
Mein6euerpnltung einen mertpoleg
8eitrqo gum frie6ensm1Bigen aui.
ban 6es Cries gelieiert.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
Nadri@ten aus DemtIds
I0nN
Or. Gdener nnO Ser RatiOnallOsie
Iismns

Grmatingen ~ Der befnnnte 3ep.
pclin gltftidiffbuper Or. Sltgr
gdener erfIdrt I'M ,SiiOfurier~ II
Ronitan5, oab er bercits i'm Sabre
1881 in 9onflift nit Ser 0atiouoI.
io5inIiitiid)en Burtei aeriet, rls CT
in elmer acknowledgements ibrg
4oIItif ongriff. Rur inioINe 0es
perionIi6en Gingreifens Sinoen-
bnrgs lei er 6opor betpobrt iDor0ett,
qleif iiah ser Madtergreifung SIT
Iers ms 3on3entrotionsIoger gebraht
81 fpepoen. 1884 lei er oon GoebbeIs
aIs cine BeriOnIihfeit be3eihnet NOR
Ben, Die lid nuBerBalb ser Bolts.
gemeiuifaft geiteM bobe uno 0eren
Hame in Der Breiie nitt genount
rDer0en 0iirfe."
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04

Rc6en oer 9eide laa Gin Bell, oos
obet niIr am StieE Blutipuren ouf-
iDies. Der Cote battle cine iHDete
SietoerIcsrng am aopF uno cine
Shnitt. ODER StihtpurOe ON &nIie.
Megen 8etouufelutgsgefGbr ipuroen
porlGuiig 0ie 6befrou ofs @etoteteit
0ereii Nlutter uus yruocr ioDie Der
gintpobner 2copolo Steinmiiler in
SAT- genommerr. Non nimmt an,
0nB gbeitreiti9Feitpn bs5p. Giferiudt
0uS VtotiO Der Eat fparen.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04

fiir ben 5meiten 8eltfrieg tDer0et
big /. Suli %perIangert. 9ier5u ge-
bort bic grmadtieung 5lir Webrbe.
lultung BON Sdiffen nit ans lleber-
lee 5uriidfebrenoen Griegspeteroneri
Gin regierunesieitiger 8eriut. Die
8oamndten Bis gum 1. Sanuor 1917
81 uerldngern mar pom Setlat nb-
gelebnt moroen.
Gas Mtitg[ie0 oeS 8epr1Ienton-
tenbauies Fiir ocit Sebnten liitrift
Don Rortb Carolina. Soe 6. Grpt1,
tuur0e III Der 9aserfiiIlten Slide lei
ner bieIigeu 8obulinq nirfgefnn0en.
grbin NOR 5i elmer @eibnohtsfeier
eifigelQoen moroen, ntto aIS CT ami
anrufe oes 8aitgeberS feline arlttport
CAB, nuroe cine Nnhforld}ina einQe.
Ieitet. Die Satin 0es Gotten NOR,
tpohreno lid 0ieleS ereignete, niht in
DaF6ington. Ter Soo GrDits fiihrte
cine fur0e Belt CUR 8~erbreitlinq Oes
fnIihen 8eriGtS, bag Der friibere
Senotor Hobert 81. H.puol6s Don
Nortb Carolina geitorben lei.
6reunoe erfl1ren ieoodJ, 0aB ReD.
nol6S lid in @nlm Bead bsfinoet.
Hrdii0ent Erumo n
erlieB mebreren touieuo Q itraften
II 6er 20 e = r m a h t ben Relt
tbrer Strafen. Iie Mmneit:e be-
5iebt fid auf Strnitoterl bic DOR Dem
@intritt IN ben 9eeresoierit began-
Gen uno nbgeurteiIt tDor6en iinb.
Tornisiebltnp fir ibre a~lrpen0ling
lit I'M ginaelfaIle, oaB Der 9eitrofte
auminoeit Elm Sabr lang ebrenDon
Bebr0ieilit demnht bat u,6 am ODER
nod Dem %. Sui 1911 In Sen
Dienit getreten lit.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04

6urh5uidletien, es miro 0e8baIb
aud fiinftig Die Sd1nbitr9er 2inie in
ein b~eionoeres @leis einfobren oas
nit Die 9ouptIinie entboltet miro.
Sir ben 8eritfsDerfebr iinO uieOer
tdelih iieben, 8ii9e porgeieben. Eos
gobilhofseebdaioe, 0ns nidt 10
.itnrf pie 6os Dieniteebdlt0e geIitten
Dot. lit jet iomeif pieoer bergeftrnt
0aB 6ie @artefale erOffnet iperoeu
fonnten. .Anh 6ns 9ienitgeb1uoe
miro our 3eit rDie0er oufgebalit.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
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Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
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Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
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Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
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Washington Journal., 1946-01-04

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Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
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