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The midland journal., 1946-12-27
All CLUB BOYS PURCHASE
PURERRED STOCK

The Cecil County All club boys
purchased five excellent purebred
Iolstei1 heifers at the Holstein
Ieifer Party held at McDonough
school on Saturday, Dec. a..
Breeders throughout the state con-
signed LETTERS from some of their
hoice cows, and many had fine rec
Jrds. The prices were set by COM
nittee and amounted to S125.00 for
one group of calves and 500 for the
,econd group. Under present day
prices this meant that All club mem
1ers were getting real bargains, but
he breeders felt that to maintain in
crest in their cattle club members
;hould be given this opportunity.
The boys all drew lots for their
urn to select calf. Fortunately Bob
Macdonald of Rising Sun, got fine
hoice He selected a calf consigned
oy McDonough School, whose dam
lad two records of better than $50
pounds of fat. A half sister of this
alf sold last week for better than
;24O0.G0, so Bob feels very FORUM
ate.
Bill Croft of the Colora All club,
elected a calf consigned by the
springfield State Hospital. The dam
If this calf has produced better than
100000 pounds of milk in her life
ime, and has a one year record of
learly 10000 pounds.
Richard Macdonald, of Rising Sun,
hose another heifer from Spring
ield State Hospital. The dam of this
alf has record of GLIB pounds of
fat.
William Fell of the Calvert All
club, chose September calf consign-
ed by the University of Maryland,
whose dam has three excellent rec
ords.
Walter Eyster of the Colora All
club, chose heife cronsigned by an
,ther H club member in Frederick
county. The sire of Walters heifer is
King Matador De Kol Posch, and the
lam is Beulah Marathon Piebe.
The calves are all of excellent type
and the boys are all hopign to devel-
op them into first class foundation
animals We should see some fine
competition if show is held next
summer.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
Dairy Herd Improvement

Mr.. Arthur Snyder has returned to
Cecil County as the Dairy Herd I'M
provement Association supervisor and
reports for the month of November
the highest ten cows in the associa-
tion are:
Donaldson Browns No. 291, R. g.,
1914 10 milk, Sc % fat, 1877 ID fat;
Lloyd f,alderston's Star Cora, X. g.,
1915 ID milk, 5.4%, S1.S ID fat;
Donaldson Browns No. 464, r. g.,
1885 ft milk, SO, S1.7 lb fat; Don
aldson Browns No. 4S7, X. g., 1347
ID milk, Sly, 6S.7 10 fat; Donald
son Browns No. $50, r. g., 1898 ID
milk, a.1%, 65.9 fb fat; Carl Feucht
Combisa, r. j., 1897 ID milk, 81 %
GAS ID fat Glenn McGrady's Lillian
r. J., 1851 ID milk 5.3 %, GIL Id
fat; Lloyd Balderston's Marty, X. g.,
ITO 10 milk, 5.2To, 60.S 1b fat; Jo-
seph Ayers, Spotted p B., r. H.
1895 ID milk, 3.4%, 5S.7 fb fat;
Glenn McGrady, Blonde, R. j., 1906
ID milk, 4.5%o, 6S.7 ib fat.
Ther. were SO cows in the associa-
tion WIZ produced 40 pounds or more
of butterfat during November.
The five highest herds in butterfat
production for the month were:
Joseph Ayers, Ia cows, Cir. & r. II
991 av. tb milk, 34.7O av. ID fat;
Guy McGrady, II, R. j., SAT milk
32.68 fat; Donaldson Brown, 81, X
G., 631 milk, 3233 fat; Lloyd Bal
derston, SIS, r. G., 1884 milk, 3l.6t
fat; Carl Feucht, 81, r. j., 59b.!
milk, 29.S4 fat.
Mr.. Snyder has been away from
Cecil County for four and one-hali
years, and says he finds the herds ant
cows in the herds producing better
than he did when he left for the
army. More efficient uses of hay coult
still be made, as we'll as the program
of cullipg. The annual meeting ant
the banquet will probably. be held il
February.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
BENJAMIN B. BRISCOE

Benjamin B. Briscoe of Chester,
Pa, delegate to the convention of the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen at
Miami, Florida, who became i'll on
his way home, died in a Jacksonville,
Elorida, hospital, on November 10.
A native of Rising Sun, Md, lie
lad been a conductor with teh Penn
,ylvania Railroad for the last 3S
ears. The body was sent to Chester,
Pa, for interment.
The deceased was 81 years of age,
md the son of the late Henry Briscoe
IT., of Rising Sun.
Surviving are his wife, Edith M,
md two sons, Henry and Benjamin,
+. One brother, Ernest of Baltimore,
md three grandchildren also survive
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF
DELAWARE

Edward W. Cooch. former Lieuten-
ant-Governor of Delaware, and a
member of well-known local family
has recently published new book,
1Delaware Historic Events" COM
pilation of articles and addresses
covering many little-known and high
ly interesting facts concerning the
history of Delaware.
The new book contains $50 pages.
Mr.. Cooch is also the author of
Battle of Cooch's Bridge" publish
ed in 1910.
Some of the titles listed in the con-
tents oil his latest publication are:
"Tke Human Side OF Pencader's His
tory" History of Iron Hill,' and
valentine Hollingsworth and New
ark Monthly Meeting"
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
EVERETT p. BROWN

Everett P. Brown, aged so years, a
native of Cecil County, and son of the
late John Brown, died at Marshallton
Del, on Dec. II. He married Miss
Mary Scott of near Cowentown, Cecil
County. who passed away several
years ago. Surviving are two daugh-
ters, Mrs. j. Harvey White and Mrs.
Franklin Buckalew, one son, Ralph
r. Brown seven grandchildren and
.wo at-grandchildren all of Will
mingtou, and brother, John Thom-
as Brown of Cowentown.
Tie funeral was held Thursday af-
.ernoon and interment made in the
Head of Christiana cemetery.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
PORT DEPOSIT

Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Cobourn
are receiving congratulations on the
birth OF a son, Stephen Franklin, in
tke Havre de Grace Hospital, Dec. 7.
Frank V. Giovanni, of Port Depos-
it, charged with operating an illegal
slot machine, was found guilty in the
Circuit Court aat Elkton, and fined
S4O0 and costs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Carson and
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Abrahams have
left for Miami, Florida. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carson will make their future home
in the Land of Sunshine, while Mr..
and Mrs. Abrahams will return to
Port Deposit in the Spring.
Mr.. Wright and family have moved
to their recently purchased home,
formerly occupied by Mrs. Stanley
Owens.
The work of laying tile in the aud
itorium and parlor of the Presbyter-
ian Church has been completed.
The Hytheham Club entertained
25 patients from Perry Point at a
Christmas Party on Wednesday after
noon, Dec. II, in Washington Hall.
Mrs. e. S. Boyle has returned to
her home in Port Deposit, from
Union Memorial Hospital, Baltimore,
where she received treatment for Il
broken hip.
The annual Community Christmas
Party for the kiddies of Port Deposit
was held in the motion picture thea
tire on Sunday afternoon and glad
dened the hearts of host of little
folks The party was sponsored by
TIE Water Witch Fire Company.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
GUERNSEY cow SETS RrcoRI

GUERNSEY COW SETS RECORD
A registered Guernsey COW, Cava-
lier Kings Easter Lilly, owned by
Jean e England, North East, has
completed a creditable Herd I'M
provement record of 10,957.6 pounds
of milk and 526.1 pounds of butter
fat. Ske was MIXED 626 times while
on test.
Easter Lilly is daughter Of the
outstanding Guernsey sire, Green
Meadows Cavalier King, that has
twelve daughters in the Performance
Register of the American Guernsey
Cattle Club.
This record was supervised by the
University of Maryland and reported
to The American Guernsey Cattle
Club for approval and publication.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
II. KIRK BROWN and
j. CLIFFORD SCARBOROUGH,
Solicitors
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Daniel Carter, Complainant


Lucille Carter, Defendant
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County
Equity No. 6736
The object of this Bill is to secure
a decree dissolving the marriage of
the Complainant from the Defendant
The Bill states that the Complain
ant was married to the Defendant on
the 7th day of January, 1916, in Elk
ton; Maryland that he resides at 359
West Main Street, Elkton, Maryland,
and the Defendant resides at Switzer,
West Virginia. that approximately
three weeks ago your Orator learned
that the Defendant had been pre-
viously married to John A. Shobel
on January 18th, 1945 in the Town
of Elkton, Cecil County, Maryland,
and that at the time of the marriage
of your Orator to the Defendant, the
Defendant was legally married to the
said John A. SEobel, and that said
marriage had never been dissolved.
The Bill then prays that the Court
may inquire in and determine the
validity of said marriage and declare
said marriage null and void, and for
such other and further relief as his
case may require.
IT Is THEREUPON, this 23rd day
of December, 1916, by the CIRCUIT
COURT FOR CECIL COUNTY, IN
EQUITY, ORDERED that the Com
plainant cause a copy of tkis Order,
with the object and substance of the
Bill to be inserted in some new spaper
publishd in Cecil County once a week
for four successive weeks, before the
27th day of January, 1947, giving
notice to the Defendant, Lucille Car
ter. who is a nonresident of the
State of Maryland, to appear in this
Court, either in person or by solicitor
on or before the 18th of February,
1947, to answer the premises and
abide by and perform such decree as
may be passed therein. .,r
Ralph r. Crothers,
Clerk.
True Copy -Teste-
Ralph r. Crothers,
Clerk.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
PRIVATE SALE
ITO Acre Farm

Complete with Stock, Crops, and
Equipment
Located miles Southeast of Ris-
ing Sun. so Acres good, tillable land;
z acres woodland, balance in pasture
with spring fed stream.
Desire to sell complete with ma
chinery, two cribs of corn, hay and
straw in barn, II acres wheat in
ground. and livestock, 5 head cattle
and horses.
Very comfortable 10 room house
with hot water heat, electricity and
running water.
Barr has staunchens for Is cows,
electricity and running water. Milk
ing machine.
Chicken houses and other build
ings.
Contact Mrs. Ralph T. Wilson,
Rising Sun, Maryland. 1929 ct
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
MRS. ELIZABETH v. GERRY

The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth v.
Gerry, widow of the late Strawbridge
Gerry of near Rowlandville, was held
on Friday, Dec. 13, with services at
the Tyson Funeral Home in Rising
Sun, and interment in West Noting
lam Presbyterian cemetery.
The deceased was "a years of age.
and a native of Cecil County. She is
survived by one son, George G. Gerry
and one daughter, Virginia e. Taylor
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
N NOTICE

The annual meeting of the mem
bers of the Farmers G Mechanics
Mutua, Insurance Association Of Ce-
ell ouniy, Incorporated, will be held
in the office of the association, Zion,
Maryland, on Saturday, January IL,
1947, AZ 200 p. m.
Leonard C. Wilson,
12Ig7st Secretary
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
Run Down By Truck

William H. Rutter, 54, of 109
Marsh Road, Hillcrest, was killed by
a truck near Elkton, Thursday.
Rutter was hit after alighting from
the car in which he had been riding
with Abraham Goldfeder of Hillcrest.
The two, engaged in selling house
hould supplies, were on business
trip and the car had broken down.
Goldfeder had gone to get tow car
when the accident happened.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
ATTENTION

If your are planning on building
next Spring, let us supply your build
ing blocks now, and get ahead of the
Spring rush, as 1947 will probably
be the biggest year yet for building.
Get in {. scoring position for Spring
now.
IL 20 t. 5. Curtis Dempsey
Phone f59-M Rising Sun, Md.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
DEATHS
ROSS GLENN RAGAN

Ross Glenn Ragan, native of
Cecil County, died Thursday, Dec. 10,
in Havre de Grace Hospital. He had
been employed by Gulf Oil Co., OF
Havre de Grace.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Myrtle
Burchett Ragan and three children.
Interment was made on Sunday In
Oak Grove Baptist cemetery.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
"A
lion Vertical Feed Mixer with
Floor Level Feed. Never used.
4 TR. Dual 750-20 Truck chains.
Tr. Single 750-20 Truck chains.
3. n h. p. D. c. Electric Motors.
Bosch Magenta for 4-cyl. motor.
so h. p. v s Ford motor.
e. j. STIvELY,
Liberty Grove, Md.
12isItf
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
12isItf

Stainless" steel knives can be
tested by putting two or three drops
of malt vinegar on the blade and al
lowing it to dry, After washing in hot
water. If no spot remains, the blade
is really stainless.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27

United Nations delegates may soon
be singing: BE it ever so humble
there's no place like billion dollar
skyscraper home"
The midland journal., 1946-12-27

New tax blanks are in the mail, as
we'll as terminal pay checks for G.I.'s.
Funny part of it is that they both
come from Santa Claus.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27

Mr.. John Dodson of Stemmers
Run, Md. spent Christmas with his
son, DR.. R. C. Dodson and family
The midland journal., 1946-12-27
For Sale AT All Times

Plaster Sand, Concrete Sand.
Crushed Stone (any size), Stone
Dust, Washed Gravel, Bank Run
Gravel.
All prices quoted on this ma
teriai will be delivered prices.
s. CURTIS DEMPSEY
Phone 120M Rising sun. Md.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27

Next Sunday evening the MYF will
have a candle light service at 1880.
The midland journal., 1946-12-27

It ought not to be necessary to call
in Petrillo every time we don't want
to bear high school band.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-21

fir Seil5Uefe

Saf &5oge, 5enn. - Gle 8e.
gierung 6ffnete oas Gor 5nt
8erpenoung ser atomenergie fiir
0ns @obl oeS Menlden itatt fiir
ieinen 600.
Gas MaiIbntten : Yroieft ser Mr-
ntee, 0ns Die iiirhterliden 8om-
ben ber9eltellt bnt, tiinOigte Elm
Brogramm an, oaS Den @eg gum
eriten 6rieoensgebrnud Ser 9ltom-
energie freight.
Rooicnftiue glbltam3en bon ie-
geilsreifer @irfrmg, SifbItan3en,
Die in ~oenielben Uranium Sefen
ber9eiteIlt weroeh i'll Oenen Oie
8ombenbeitanoteile proou5iert MIR
Den, mcroen an aranfenb1irier,
llniueriitdten llno miiienidoftli-
DE mno inoultrieQe 2aboratorien
~Derteilt met0en.
Sie f0nnen Gd5lt nermen0et
mer0en, S%u6ltan3pa innerbalb 0eS
Organisms 3l oerfolgen, Inn
oeiien 6imftionen nmo G%ronfbei-
rem SIT itu0ieren, uno mogli1er-
meiie altd) 81 Gr5tliden Seilbe-
Bdnolungen.
Nus Der Nntiinoigung gebt ber-
Dor, Bob MIR anItallten in ben
gereinigten Staaten 0iele Sub
befommen meroen. @s
.bieB, .es meroe mabrI6einlid niht
m08(iA iein, and MIR alien oie-
len anipriihen gereht 81 Eeroen,
6epor nidJt 5nidt(ide Yroouftions-
einri6tungen geboltt meroen, oiuo-
ran nidlt geOaht miro fiir ole
3ufnnft."
Ha0ionftiD meroen Sublton5en
genannt, oie otomiifc Gartifeldlen
ooer Stroblen nIsienoen. Gas
&noium lit Elm 8efipiel elmer in
ser Nntiir uopfommenoen oer1r-
tigen Subitan3. Sn Sen llronium-
Glen Dercen SnbItan5en 0aonr1
r~ooiodftlp 9emaht, OaB man lie
lo3ulaaen) nit sltOmproieftilen
Dombaroiert.
G6g6eid es beiBt, oab Ole Ger
@%r3eugung oieier Sub
be9ren3t lei ertldrte 6a8
Washington Journal., 1946-06-21
ucrihlcpptcr
periOncn kSrt ami

Sauptquartier ser britiIhell
Rbeinnrmee, 9eutidlnno, Is. SUM.
Amtli6 iuuroe befanntgegeben, Dab
Die Operation &oneD6ee" ser
Nltstauid BON Deridleppten 1ent-
iden 8luiihen Der britiiden itno Ser
rnliiihen Sffupations5one am 30.
SUM auf1oren miro.
Ger Austati6 begann inn Sftober
oeS lebten Subres, uno bis 5nnt 6.
SUM mnren 1,636.000 9eutide
aus Der SomietSone in Die britiiGe
Some gefommen, m16reno 495.000
gerionen oie lmgefebrte &i6tang
.inihlnAen.
GaR Der Sirom aus Dem Often
Dem @eiten 10 biel grDBer mar,
)atte ieinen @runo in ser 3ntlode,
,ab mdbreno 0eS &riegeS iebr piele
4r6eiter aus Dem Mllbraa6ieta nnd-
lem Often gebra6t pur0en.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-21
Qieie Mereinbnrulld Ii

9ieie @ereinbayullg lit oaraui
berehnet, ben dgIBcrit gerinacn Som
bel 5piiden Sen 3onea gu Deleben.
@eaclte Der amarifaniiden Mili.
tIrregierllna naaataa Die Gereinha-
RING einen QiiGerhii6er. 0aban
ober Ser @offnuna AuSorrd, Dob
tie arbeiten miro.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-21

III &Onfcrcn5

Earis Ole 9(lBennliniIter Scr
@roBnI16te traten bier 81 elmer
nellen a~onfcren5 5uianmen. Sll
omerifnniiden &reiien erfldrte man,
oaB Die &uilen Ano Die 9lnlerifoner
IN be5ug AM Die MISUNDERSTANDING
nod ebenio peit Doneiuanoer ent.
fetnt Ieien mie na6 Dem Gnoe Der
lebten Winiiterfonferen5.
Ger britii6e 9luBenminiIter Grnelt
9eoin Der amerifaniide StoatS.
iefretdr Sames 8prnes uno ser rni-
ilde AuBenminiiter D}olotop traien
Inn 3 llbr 6llr eriten SiBung nit
Dem iran5oliden 9luBenmiuilter @e-
orges 9ioault 3lliamen5lltreten.
YerIonen, mel1e 8grneS nabe.
iteben, ~erfldrten, Dab ieit ser lesten
W}iniiterfpnferen3 Dor einem Wtonat
5mii6en 8aibington unO Mosfml
fem Oiplomotiider @ustauih iiber
Die Sertrngsfrngen lta~ttgeiunOen
bat, ulUo abger .lrtet meroen milile,
Oh Ole Hltiien ibren Stanopunft in.
3miiden geGnoert 6oben.
96ad Der leBten NtiniiterfonIeren5
liebeu Die &ereinisten Staaten ben
onoeren HegierMngen einen Ont.
iuuri iiir Sen 8ertral. nit Deter
reid 3uge6en, obne, mie bier erffdrt
wurOe, BON WloSfal cine Anhport all
erDalten.
@prnes, Der bon Den Senatoren
Gonnnlml 8, Ser, uno Ganoen.
BERG, g., @iid5 ieiner Satin uno
ben 5ralien Der beioen S%euatoren
begleitet muroe, fam nit Dem Slug.
3eug oes HrGiioenten ser uSacreo
Com, in Boris al.
Gem Sefret1r nnbeIte6en0e Ger.
ionen erfl1rten Dab @albington lei
men frii6eren Stanopunft in be3ng
nlti Die nmerifanilhe Yolitif IN
europa ieit Ser lebten aonferen5
nidt geGnoert bat uno inHner nod
oorauf beItebt, Dab Erieit bel Stnlien
bleiben ioI, oie @olfanlGn0er Sem
nit oen @eian1htrn pe.
6iinet wcroeu miiiicu ms Sic lt2}n.
rotionsleiihnoen nit ser 3nalanaS
i1bigfeit Ser Climber in Ginflan1 &C.
brnht meroeA lollen.
81 elmer Brellefoniere8 nit
'gprneS erbielten bic 9erihteritaitfr
oen GinOrud, oaB er oaS mllerito.
niide %erIpoltuns5ipitem in Geaitid-
aui ale 3onen a~4Sgeoebnt
Washington Journal., 1946-06-21
ScrrOr9err>
1Gaft III HOlen

GidenItodalt, 8oGen. II Die ia.
t6oliideu giId6fe &olens beoan.
ertcn forntoll cine Nelle Ser In.
rolt. Oie nie lie erfl1rten, itber
OoS 2ono bereiugebrod}eu lit. Gle
uerlonqten oaB Oen @epolttdtig-
teiteu, ben 8eralrbunaen ser per.
ionli6en 6reiBeit. iorpie oen ,.Gr-
mor0ungen, obne Dab cine Sbuto
i'm @eridlt erbradjt miro. Elm en-.
sc b~ereitet mer0e.
Sails oieie 3uitGn6e nidt obge.
dnOert merOen, erfldrtcn ole Bii60fe
in ibrer i6driiten AeBernp irit
A%lrihebnn1 0eS aonfor6ateS NIT
Sen 8otifan inn September oori-
9al So6res, ,.rmiB onourh Ous
5AidilI ser qeiomten Nution in
naiinitiAer @eiie beetnfluBt iper-
9et."
Die grfIdumg, weCde BON Sen
giiA0ien in Oieiem berii6mten
@rllinbrtsort ser io9enonnten
.iMioar5M Ntlttter @ottes Don
IipenitoAal. uibt melt bon ser
alten lhleiiiden &ren5e. Der6f.
itntlidi murOe, eut6dlt, tpie man
annmmt, nibt ollein cine gn-
ftaSe ser trroriitiid)en uiigeies.
lidlea @oH0eiL ionoern aud Der
D. litruu9aitelien Die gum 8ei.
pei oeS MiniiteriltmS fiir offent-
eide Sidcrbeit. Gos lettere lit
BON Der 9ouernpartei 0es 8i3e.
prGG0enten St1nislup Mlfoluic5Df
lie nngerebtisrtigte Ginfebrungen
mo ariAieBlmgen re%rantportlib
gana9t moroen. 60 baben oenn
aa6 einige alnbauger pol Mifo-
loic5Df oifentli6 Ole @arnnng
alisgeiprodent oaB Dos 2ono Don
finen 9iir9erfria8e beorobt iei.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-21
lUil 1tntcriMdbmne
Scr Sage in yt0licn

Boris n Na6 e.ner Mitteilung
ans britiider Gueae erf(1rte iid
GllBIono nit elmer uerIo6nlifen
@eItc 6ereit, in Der MiniIterfonferen3
alld Die oiterreidiihe Srage 3a bis.
flltieren, permari ober Den omerifa-
naiAen 8oridlog, aud einpn 8ertrng
nit Gelterreid 81 entmerfen. @leid,-
5eitig beitanO Der ruIiiide 9(llBen-
miililter Molotoo Oarauf oaB sic
Gntnidlung Der Gage in Stallen
Iorglam iiberpn6t meroen mitIIe, INN
81 oer5inOern Dab Der 5uI6iSmus
mieoer onflebt nno gum giirgerfrieg
treibt.
@d6reno GuBIonO in ser lebten
6rieoensfonferen5 oie 9eipredung
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ob9elebnt botte, itinntte jeBt Wolo-
TOP 6u, oab man Seiterreid) aIs
,gro6lem" in ole 9~isfuIlion auf.
nebmen f0nne, Itemmte lid aber ga.
gegen oaB ole oiterreihilhe 6ruge
ami Den @ertragSentipurf beihr1nft
meroen lolte, pelhen @aibington
fiir5lid 6ranfreid, <BlanO uno
Gng(ano 5ltgeitellt bot.
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Der Greigniiie All einen 8eriu6 ser
@lonardilten uno 5aihilten bin
ole 9f%epublit in Stnlien al
iiiir5en mo berief lid aui oie Mos-
grfIdrune oes Sabres 1913,
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in Stnlien 6l redtfertieen, neil ons
8ieoeruiiIeben 6es 6nidismus Der.
liltet rperoen miiiie.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-21
fdmpft
uut 1eln 9eben

Miirnberq. 5ron3 uon Bapen,
Ser alte oeutide Diplomat, er-
flqrte Dor 6ert Snternatlonalei'
gribunal urf Dem 3~eugen1tollo,
ooB er in oeu lesten II So6ren tid)t
oie Nu5is, iouOern Oie "Altoenf-
5ten" Dertreten 6abe.
Ser Wsonn, Scr Dor Sitter adfl6-
Ter beg oeuti6eu &eideS mar.
Ioote Sem Tribunal, bob Die Bs-
meile fiir oie Gatiade erbrad't
meroen f0nnen, OoB uer fiir ben
fSrieoen uto Die 9QbriiItun8 georbel-
tet bat"
4lg ser Diplomat Sen 9ompI UNI
lein Qeben erOifnete, blidte er
oft altf leinfn Sobn, Der gum
Stab ieiner @nmclte gebort.
@oblen beg Sobres 1882, of
Bon @open erinnerte an Die
Sitter our 0andt bradfelL ltnO
erfIGrte, SAB Ell OanniS elncm
8ertreter ser Aiiociotet PreB ge-
iagt babe:
8eranttportulrg tra9en, auto cine
neue 0eutlde @erailung muB ge-
ldluffen meroen."
Gr erflGrte, er fa6e oomit lagen
moller, iooB oie gta5is lOamalS ei-
ne Acknowledgements maren mno
ole Ma9t in iIegaler @eiIe aber-
uommen batten. @r babe alfo
Oamals oieie gnii6t uuf oieie
Neiic 5ltm Ausoruf gebraht un0
nputlids 81 Oerlteben gegeben5 onB
0ie 0a5iS ole 8erantporfnng oa-
fiir tra9en miiBteh mas geite-
ben lei.
ST. bef(ogte Iid oariiber. BOB
er in %reiieberiNten ais uSeuiel
i'm 3uEmoepbut" bingeitellt mprocn
lei uno erfldrte, oaB oanit uiein
G5arafter b~ollIldnoi9 entItellt mnr-
De-
9(ud mics pr oarauf bin, ooB
man ibn eimrral loie 8lud Com
Grp(oiion in oen gereinigten Staa-
ten in ole Sdlibe geid)oben babe,
ollnO 3war 8pei Sabre nadJoem
id, Dos 2ono terlaiien batte.~
Washington Journal., 1946-06-21

TEN Spielrmm qepd6ren." Studs
lln6cltedblihfeit INTO llnnbb6n1igteit
uon mirtifoitliden 8inOungen oa.
9e1en lei befonnt. oSeOeriollS
limo mir " id1reibt 0aS on1eic-
ibere Y(att peiter, Diiber5etgt,
00oB Die ii6erp6Iti8euoe @iebrbeit
0es omerifonil6eu GolfeS bel
iodlli6er Srientierlmg ole Nnis
iuIlng Oertreten miro, Dab Die
@rlnOIGtc 0eS 3adtes uno Ger
6reiGcit, meIde Sic GereiniGtcn
5taoten ieit icber periehtcn mo
ole Tie IN 0en arieg 5o9en, ge-
tern, beute nHo morgcn 9iiltig
iino, Oh iie mn im Ginrlioll gu
pinliten elmer @roBmudJt ODER Ell
mes &leinitoates ipredaen. Ger gll-
te Ntlle 81 e,ner g~eredjten un0
Iairie0i3en0eh 9oiung 0es Fro6.
lem9 Ger oeutihen @ntboben in
Scr Sdpuci5 beite6t lti5nciielbait
alrf bei0en Seitcn. gEeS mioer-
redtlid) erpOrGcn oScr ~per0uBcrt
ieititellburc &apb1it miro Die
SGnuei3 lelbitpGritdn0li1 miSlie,
fern. I'm 0ieie Hnpbaiiter ieitylI-
itellenL iinO uiiere 9sb6rOen ami
ierorocntIih melt gegangen. Sic
baben io9or iiir Oieien 3ncd
Sas 9anf uno 9(nmolt8gebeinniS
aeliiitet uno @oridriften itber sic
CeifutnB uon @%anfiufeS erloiieu.
Mfit groBter @cpiiien6aftigfeit
HnO 10 raid ais m6aIid bat oie
1dpei5eriiGe &arretNlul9itvt.p All
&cinmg 0e8 9~Hlf0e3rnte9 sic
%aotpcnoi1cn %Grbcbun1en befamt.
gelebea. &idJt einoeritapacn er.
flarsn f6uncn mir ms iroosb nit
oer 9alslieferung redbtmdB CT.
morFcncr orutider @tt1nben gil
u pltation55pedel. NEIL 0icS en-
Oeitia gegen sic olld) ulIer QanO
biHbimSenoen G~oridrfiten 0eS IN.
ternliioudleu GedteS ueiitoben lin0
anIese Sonueranitat mtaiten mir.
Be-