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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17
FEM EN.

On the Bus. Hi, Butch hi, Betty, hi, Bif, hi Sally Say push over move back gangway, something This bus isn't chartered. Sure I'm all right just thawlng out after skating the pond last night Boy was it cod And was that drip saw you with or wasn't it.? Sure I'm gum Yesterday was my busy day. school till one, thirty job until ve-thrty movies until eleven, followed by lights out and with three pages of Latin to prepare and not minute for that dead issue. Who wouldn't be glum? And I'm seven days late on last months theme
 may not be sunk quite but I've gone down for the sec ond time and no matter how you mark it the spelling IS f--l-u-n-k Well, good-mornng Miss Elliott How dld you enjoy your trip to New York You did? Wasn't that tremendous Imagine getting two seats in the sixteenth row. side aisle for Bells a-Rngng" Who did you say! Sh-h-h yourself She an't looking my way So that u, [ mean her Lookt Berte standing on the curb If he makes this bus he ought to be playing on big football team big football team that is Sure saw the sun set the other night Why wouldn't I? The big shots in our house went out to and yours truly had to act as trained attendant for the two and fouryear ods We'll looks like we've arrived at the Center. Whoops! nolo everything going around this end-ofthe-Green tricky curve (Voice of the Bus Driver: Transfers, trans fersD..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17
TIME TO SETTLE DOWN

Independence, Mo. UP) - After living in the same house here n years. W. T. Newbank says he is seriously considering taking up permanent residence in Independ- ence.
 Acquiring title to the home five years ago after buying other own- CTS shares, Newbank said his moth- CT bought the house in 1873 and that he has lived in the home since 1874.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17
BANTAAFs TRAP HAWK

Rehoboth, Mass. (UP)-A chicken hawk killed one bantam but seven others got revenge by trapping the murderer in their henhouse.
 Benjamin L. Cook said the hawk power-dived into his barnyard, chased the bantam into the hem house and was imprisoned when the bantams kicked up such wind that the door slammed.
 Cook has the hawk to prove his story.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17
s.OOo HUNT PHEAsANTs

TorringtOn, Wyo. tUP) - T c pheasant season in Goshen county opened with a bang reeently-and that's both literally and figuratively As 5000 hunters turned out for the big event, one nimrod shot the windshield out of another sports mans car. a woman was peppered with birdshot. another female was stepped on by an agitated COW, and several motorists coilided in the ex- citement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17
Vets Accepted At WesIeyon

Middletown, Conn, Jan. IT. While many colleges are endeavor- ing to buy Quonset hutS and other types of emergency buildings to house veterans wishing to resume their studies. Wesleyan University can stretch its present facilities to handle the anticipated rush, ac- cording to Associate Dean Ralph F. Bischoff, director of admissions.
 Wesleyan is accepting veterans for the February term" MT. Bis chof said. Tt feels that its first obligation is t oitS returning vet erans; second. to students fresh from school and new veterans; third, to transfers from other col- leges. Its normal capacity of be- tween 600 to $50 can probably be stretched considerably. The present enrolment is close to 300"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17
Club Notes

A meeting of the Ben Mawr Girls club was held recently at the home cf Mrs. Louis Cameron, 43 Mat thewS street. Following the busi- ness of the evening luncheon was served. The next meeting will b held on Sunday, January 27th at the home of Miss Rosamond Ia vano, g Knoll street at 3 p. m.
 A Teen-Agers Dance, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, in conjunction with the Mothers Club of SS. Peter and Paul Church will be held tomorrow night at the An- derson School auditorium at S:S0. Mrs. Albert Schiavone will be in charge of the arrangements.
 A meeting of Pine Rock Circle, @, Ladies Forresters, will be held tomorrow night at SIS at Mechan- ic's Hall, at 8:l5. Officers will be elected at this meeting and all members are asked to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

The Wednesday afternoon tour nament conducted by Mrs. Jonn Moriarty, 60 Linden street resulted in the following scores: North ana south: Mrs. Homer Bernier ana Mrs. Thomas Bane, IA l-2; Mrs' W, c. Bailey and Mrs. D. w. Rose brueh. 1l2 I-2: east and west: Mrs. John Collins and Mrs. Lawrence Ryan, ll2 l-2; Mrs. John BronSky and Mrs. Charles Audet. Ill. Stand ing: Mrs. Eric Caul and Mrs. Leon Mitchell 2l7 1-2; Mrs. Homer Ser nier and Mrs. Thomas Bane, 2l6; Mrs. Clifford Pettijean and Mrs. Earl Pierson, 2l4 1-2; Mrs. William Cleary and Mrs. Leon Ruggiero' 2O6.
 The Wednesday evening top scores were: Section i: North and south: Mrs. Lawrence Roberge ana Miss Mary Farrell, 66 1-2; Miss Dana vernorai and Mrs. Earl Lal- Her, 65; east and west, Mrs. Gerard Cordett and Miss Helen Mezzen' II: Mrs. Raymond Wrenn and Miss Marion Ryan, 70. Section 2, north and south: Miss Linnie Cutler and Betty Lewis, 7l J~2 Miss Peggie Luddy and Betty Birmingham. 70; east and west: Miss Rita Duggan and Rosemary Kane, TO l-2; Miss Ruby Goodrich and Miss vera Hayes, 68.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17
Social Notes

MT. and Mrs. Delmar Dunn, Or- ange street, announce the birth of a daughter, Patricia Ann, born Jan. II, at St. Mary's Hospital. Mrs. Dunn is the former Eve Aureli.
 Mrs. James Le0otte is convales- cling at her home, after being a pa- tient at the Waterbury Hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph R. Wolff, Chase avenue, announce the birth of a son Joseph Richard, Srd, born at St. Mary'S Hospital. Mrs. Wolff is the former Albie Krikscuin, of Washington, Conn.
 Dr. and Mrs. Denis O'Connor of New Haven, formerly of this city, are spending a vacation in West Palm Beach, Fla.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

Here's an uncensOred unchanged account of trag- edy in the lives of three young lads It written by one who saw and felt and shared the unhappness Of the youngsters involved, will give that person the opportunity of seeing her appeal in print Heres the story Three little boys are feeling very blue and down. hearted because person stole seven little rabbits these boys raising. The three little boys Daniel Francis and Anthony MembrinO went without movies and candy just to buy these rabbits. and the food for them. Each morning before school and each night before bedtime they would faithfully look after them. Saturday morning, every morning, they went out to feed the rabbits but to their great sorrow there were no ,abbts to be found. Someone may be happy to be in the possession of these little rabbits but hope they realize how unhappy they have made these three little boys.
 FzOod Ni0l1f
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17
TERVlLLE UogFssponoeati alFs OeTtFnae Janet relephone s.GAai
C. Y. o. Girls Offer Play Tonight at 8
 CaihOllc Nigh Pupils
 To Stud Program
 AR SH. Mlchael's

Waterville, Jan. i7--The Catholic Youth Organization of St. MichaePs church will meet every week tol the next five weeks. The students oi Catholic High Schools of Water bury will have charge of the pro. gram this evening. The students of the Catholic High of St. Mich aers Parish will entertain their fellow members, parents and friends.
 The catholic High Girls will pre- sent @ skit entitled "A Patch-worE Quilt" Those in the cast are: Shir- lev Dubay, Adele Elinskas, Dorothy Gulmond. Audrey Vadnais, Mary Edith Tooley Lucielle Micellette, Josephine Elinskas and Ruth Du- bay.
 The rest of the program will be in charge of Lois Platt. Joan Son. fer, Caroline Frazier, and Jean Le. Fevre.
 The refreshment committee will consist of Marilyn Carmody, Dolor- es Deslauriers and Elinor Welch.
 John Twelves, son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Twelves of Thomaston Avenue, has received his honorable discharge from the Army.
 Miss Emma Lentz of Pennsyl- vania is spending an extended visit with Mir. and Mrs. Wesley Rood of Chester Avenue.
 
 MT. Joseph Seery has returned to his home on Thomaston Avenue after being patient at St. Mary's Hospital for the past two weeks.
 Mrs. Antonio Almedia is ill at her home on Fort Hill Avenue with the grippe.
 Miss Bertha Arsenault of Penn broke Avenue and Miss Marie Bou- langer of Wheeler Street are spend- ing a week in Boston, Mass.
 Mrs. Anna Ilnicki and children were recent visitors with MT. and Mrs. William Dubay of Downes Street.
 Private William P. Gagain. son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Gagain of 27 Driggs Street, arrived from over seas yesterday and docked at San Francisco, California.
 Election of temporary officers foT the Waterville post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars was held last night at Reeds Recreation Center on Thomaston Avenue. Paul Reed is temporary chairman of the group Joseph Dempsey, chief of staff of the state department of the VFW will attend special committee meeting this evening and formally grant a charter to the new group.
 The mid-week Prayer meeting of the Waterville Union Church will be held this evening at the church at 7:30. Rev. Milton s. Nilsson will have charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

 May. ie1o. he sald. for hls sahmatA ines not to pick ID survivors add& ing "do not worry about merchant shipa weather conditions and the distance from land play no part
 Rescue Shlpa Sunk
 On oct. 2, 1oAS. U~boat oonanIanfA CTS were told that the sinking e aneolAi rescue shlps ia each Ailled convoy wns ''of great value" aeeord~ Ing Co the evidence.
 A naval order was introduced showing chat noenltg on March @, ioa0, told German invasion ships co fly the BFitlsh flag until they had landed Nazl troops In Norway end Denmark.
 phlillmore said the order whs labeled operation harmut" and called for a rapid surprise landing of troops In Norway and slKnultan. eous operations in Denmark from the Baltic and the land side"
 pennsylvania's highway reoelptA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17
Couple to Hold
 Open House

MT. and Mrs. Ansley Williams and family, and staff at the Pearl Street Neighborhood House will hold open house Thursday night rom s:3O to l0:S0 at the Neighborhooo House.
 Mrs. Williams is the former Mrs. Leila Alexander, director of the Community House
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17
KingSbWryPTA
 Elect Officers

Officers of the Kingsbury School Pareht- Teacher Association will be elected tonight at the organization meeting in the school auditorium at 8 o'clock. Speakers include, Miss Loretta Henebry, principal; Miss Harriet Nash, coTlSultant on Nursery education, and member of the Con- necticut Parent-Teacher Executive Board, and Mrs. c. J. Harbeson, sec retary of the Connecticut PTA.
 The meeting is open to fathers and mothers of Kingsbury School pupils. A social will follow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

Erie, Pa.,-(UP)-The FBI in- formed Army officials it had ap- prehended a deserter-Leroy E. Kennedy-missing IT years. Ken- nedy was on duty as a railroad air- brake repairman when the hand of justice beckoned belatedly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

Mir. and Mrs. B. H. RuSsett, St. Paul street, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Shirley, to Rocco Giordano, sac, son of Mir. and Mrs. Michael Giordano, Circu- lar avenue. No date has been set for the wedding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

Fancy That Some people live too fast and hnally have to fast to live. sad thing about grouch act ing his true self is that he looks it. Times have changed and even mother is longing for the pie like mother used to make Science, it would can do everything in the modern house except make a home of it. It smart to apologize to man if you're wrong, and to woman if you're right Skating comes in the winter but it's also "falI season. Telephones are those things designated for particular places but are never there dictionary is book to which you refer after an argument how to spell word only find out were wrong In serving full dinner of today never try to make both ends meat. In few months when meat plentiful again and onions start coming from Bermuda and the mushroom beds get going again will be just dandy having steak dinner with all the trim mings parsley included for looks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17
Cupid Gets stand.On

Battle Creek, Mich..-(UP)-Cupid is holding his own here-but no more. While the county clerk is- sued 10 marriage licenses one day recently, Circut Judge Blaine Hatch, whose office is next door, granted 10 divorces.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17
Tall Tower
 Topics
Good Evening.
SKATING TONTGHT-THAT IS
sY THE MAN u THE TOWER

simple pleasures in winter suffice Such as those spent on ice, And January seems just about right With the announcement--skatin tonightl Gone again are the days of thaw The wind is keen the day Is raw. What fun now to start gyrating, Cutting capers at fancy skating. Skating is swell on pond and rink, You can't fall through, you can't sink. January seems just about right, That is--when it's skating tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

Chicago, --oUP)-There are f.. O37 voting precincts in Chicago, 225 having been added due to popula- tion increases in industrial areas where war plants were located.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

Who remembers the good old days when the butcher threw in few scraps for the cat the two over the dozen dOughnuts few punches of carrots and onions with the soup bOne and the farmer counting out five dozen eggs always slipped in an extra egg or two as he measured them out into the old yellow bowl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

The Wednesday evening tourna- ment conducted by Mrs. w. Sher- man Smith, at the Hotel Elton, re- suited in the following scores: sec tion |: north and south; Alban Davis and Herbert Root, 54; Mrs. Ruth Hurlburt and Leon Thomas, 53; Mrs. Edward Hayes and Mrs. J. B. Walling. 52 1-2; The stand ing: Mrs. Hurlburt and Leon Thomas, l59 l-2; Martin OBrien and M. F. Witherwav, l49: Thomas Edwards ana Mrs. William Meyers, l46;
 Section 2: north and south; Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Stothart, 89; Mrs. Edward Balthazar and Mrs. James Abercrombe, IS l-2; east and west; Miss Frances Cassidy and Mrs. James McArdle, 72; Miss Mary Jane Stewart and Miss Ann Hor- man, II l-2; Standing; MT. and Mrs. Stothart. TIT l-2; Mrs. Bal thazar and Mrs. Earl P.erson. l46.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

pennsylvnnia's highway reoeiptA from ies4 to rels totaled e7g0,s6s,> 900.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
Gttpas smr. atoAScnecn

@ifIen sic, 0oB elm Srdelter Ell
mes ser dlteiten internationalen Gln=
ridtln9en in Ser @elt lit. Gum Be
meiie iii6ren mir ole @eifihte eini-
ger Der Snitrlmente on.
8fanp: 8ie mir oasieIbe 9elt-
te erfcnneL mliroe Is i'm Sabre 1903
in STATEN eriltn0en. Sein 9orgdn-
ger mar Dos SorpiihorO, Oeiien llr-
ipritng etpa 24O Sabre iriiber in
0eiterreid SIT iinoen hit.
8 a. e.: 9ieies Snitritnent
mar Idon 0e4 alien 8abplonern I'M
Sabre 5000 b. s. befonnt.
g iOIi III { Gas @ort fontnt
BON Dem S%talieniiden a&iolino~.
ltngefG6r Inn ioie Nfitte Oes is. Sabr-
9unoertS mar Grelaond in Stalien
Oos @eigen5entrum Der @elt. Gtma
700 Sabre porber benibten Die Gbi-
neieil Elm Sniheil- ulto 8ogeninitru-
mletlt, meldes Ser 3itber abnelte.
8fe &eifelpaufe lit Der
Nbf0mnling zines Ger dlteiten lPit-
iifinItrumerte. Sic fam Dor ungef0br
500 S0bren aus llngarll nod Oem
weitliden europa. Gnpd Dor 5000
Sabreit mtr0e in eirem hinpiiihen
8eOidjt @oltfeu mo Shpllen er-
mdbnt.
81 6I0te mllroe bereits BON
Den alter aegpptern geipielt. 8ei Ell
mem fiinitleriiden Relief peldes
i6er 1900 Sabre aft lit fonnte man
einen Muilu iebelb Ser Die 0oppelte
&larmette ipielt.
9ir @eihifte er5a6lt unS ie0oh
nidlt, mie 0ieie Deridie0enen Srltrlt=
mente gemeiniam pereinigt muroen;
ieooh III ser 8ibel laieH mir. oaB eir
Grheiter etlpo i'm 6. S%abrhunoert
auffrat, III mefd3er Grippe iib ell
Oboe, eiile 9pra mo cine 6arie b.
iall0.
Gor ur0enflider Set ipielte M}uiif
in Der nlenidlihen Gnhpidlungsqe-
lfidte eil1a berporragenoe Hoae un0
mir f0nnen crit sic @irfungen zines
GrdeIters ihdbfn, iuefn mir iiber sic
@elhidte SET usrihieoenen Snitrll-
nente etpus nnd]0enfen.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
OrObt
int 6eid

Berlin 80 Ser ogittiden io3ioloe-
mofrdtiid]en 8artei, Ole BON alien
paltttihen 9orteien bier mad bent
Griege bic gr6Bte Starfe ge5eigt bot,
Orobte eine 5poltltng infolge elmer
8ereittpiuigfeit bon 8nrtei=8or-
itnnosbeomten in Berlin, li1 NIT
ben Gomnuniiten 5lt berihmel5en.
Ser B%arltaer", oos in Der britt
iden 8eiotltngs3one erfbeinen0e
8latt, meIoete, Or. Sduntoder III
Stlittgart, Ser Observation-Disclosures
fir ore lpeitIifen 3pren, babe er,
fldrt, Dab Die So5ialoemofroten
ai1Berhalb 8erlinS iid1 nidt 0llrh 0ie
8eid)liiiie ser 6itbrcr III ser Meifs=
Dntptita0t ge6iinOen betrahten Mir
ben. Cine HeloIution III Dieler Sif-
iift, meI0et u9er 8erIiner~, lei aid
i'll @roBbeiieu gefaBt noroen.
Gem 8latt 5ltfolge nal10te 1i1 Gr.
5humader gegen einen 8eihIuB
Der 8erliner 6iibrer, nilr cine &nn=
0%i0atenliite fir Die lo5ioIoemofrati=
ihe ul1o tomnuuniifilde 9artei altf-
aulteIlen. or betrafte oies, iagte er,
MS cine 8eidrdnfltng oes 8rin5ips
Ner freien 8ableu.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
Wtor9on mnkte
5nritftreteu

8aibington Ger engItide &C.
n%erolleufrant Sir 5ueoerif 6. Mor-
gan. Der Gbef Der getatiglrnqen ser
ll9eRGg III GeutihIanO, Dat, iuie
non einem 9eolnten ser llg2HMM ne
neloet miro, 0emiiiionieren miiileu.
Morgan lit iener 8eainte ser
lDfRfN, Der iotpob[ III Sen gerei-
lligten Stoaten pie in enalano BET
jiioiIden Snganilationen befrddt-
lid)e &ritif ourh ieine Bebauptltnq
berporripf, 6aB Goliienoe poInild,er
Bitocn in Die Don Den amerifanern
fontrolierte 3one III 0eutid)lono
ipnttoerten, init einem ,,gltt orqani=
i@ierter, poiitiben 9Ian, ans europa
beraus5ufommenf".
Ter llDeN&a Beanie ld,iloerte
General Morgan ais ,,idodiert uro
beitiir5t~ tDegen Der Reoftion ol,f
ieine 8ebmlptungen in Ser 9reIie-
iefonferenj.
6ronffurt a. M., 9eutIhlan0. -
Hihter Simon &iffino, aoniulent
fir jiioii6e angelegenbeiten benin
merchantmen aommanoonten altf
Dem europ1ilhen @ebiete, General
Soiepb 2. McRnrnep, bat ole Sc
ridte, bob anaeblih elm ooie gailse
@elt nlfoiienoes ueridmoriides i'll
0iihes arrangement" binter Der Ssn-
filtration polniiber Satoen in sic
anerifaniide Gone itede, ais BLOB
iiHni9es @eIdudb~ be5eidnet.
Niffino, Der oltf elmer greiiefon-
feren5 iprad, bob berDpr, ooB er BLOB
feline periOnIide aniidt iiber Die 8e-
bauptungen ge6e, Die Der General
Ielltnant Sir 5reoerid g. Moraan,
Der G6ef Scr llgt9tRaS atigfeiten IN
Geutihlan0 mFgeitelt bat. Der ois
MeinuDg Ne1pBert bate Dab Die Sn.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11
Salt 0NtWDrs
tet SrMm0n

@%aibingtou - Senator Soft, ST.,
0bio, beidaftiste lid IN eirer in
Cincinnati geboItenen R1lnohtnfre0e
init Der Don bent 8rGitocnten ant
aongreB geiibten aritif ltuO erfIarte,
BOB eiu IeiG Ger pom Sem grGiiOenten
angeitrebten @eiebe nod yaommit-
uiSnuS inO 3aOifalismuS" idpneden
llilo Der 9onercB fir Sic &er5ooe.
rltng eiue feline Gnerfen1ung 1er-
balten ioIIte.
,um eS fitr5 5l logon, lit oos
Brogramn Srumons per5ogert NOR.
Den, neil es oberFGddli6 uno
i6Iedt itberIe9t lit tpeiI es Elm GSS-
8AG.Rroquamm lit, ltn0, fem 0eno-
fratGdes 9rogrmtm ltru6 neil es
altf elmer @biIoiop6ie beribt, nit ser
oas GoIf nidt itbereinitimmt.~
SotDobI Ser 4rGiioent oIs aud
Soft boben offettbar lange Dor ben
teiien 8nblen Gbpmeu angef6Iogen,
Die IN Der Wablfmnpagne cine Stole
IpieIen iperoen. Die &eOe Cats
nliroe bier BON Dem NotionoIfomitee
Der @C& aits9egeben.
Gait erflarte, oaB oie bon Dem
@rdiioellten perfodtene Soee Der
Sotiod)en a~ommiiiion nidt gut
iiberlegt ltn0 IN ibrer Intuenonng
ii6ereilt tporoen lei, Dab file bon fei-
nem nennanSperten 9rin5ip getrogen
per6e, unO ooB zines getpiB lit:
Die @orIoge bes Brdiioente1f miro
ole gtreifS nidt berbiiten, uno ME.
mano bat ie einen reg gefunoen,
I'm Streifs unmd9Iid 5l maden,
aliBer Ser 5tolin. @enn man
Streifs MIR nurh einet ltmfni-
ien0en Blon, Der Ole GutI6eioung
BON 2obnfragen unter 3tpang sur
8orausiebltng fat, bereiteln fam,
Oann bin id1 nidt fir elm Streifber-
bot
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11

Ger Monn,Oer fiir sic engliide
1oliaei perontmortIih lit, lit eln
ShnImeiIter. 8is 81 Dem 3eitpunft
oa er BON Der Arbeiterregierltil8
alln Snnenmmilt.r erno1tnt muroe,
miOmete er ben @rOBteil ieilles Sc
bens Dem @rSiebungSmeien. Gr bat
in ieine neuc SteIling Den Nit ulo
0ie 8eonftiantfeit OeS @elebrteh
mitaebroht.
SSn Sen fonmenoen Monaten miro
er beiOe brauden. Gem nit Ser iid)
5~aipiben0en 1ebatte itber odS gSies
0eraifleben ser iaidiitiiden Sdtigs
felt in @roBbritannien miro Gbuter
Goe INNER mebr sur 5dliiiielfigur
ser gatt5en angelegenbeit.
Set Dem unoerihamten 8ieoer-
ouftreten Sir SSiualo Moslep Dor
menieen @ofen faben 3iUiliiten,
SoIoaten mo 4arlameutsmit9lie
Scr in madlenoer 3abl perlangt, Die
&eoieruag iolle ben emporiprieBen-
Sen ioitiitiiftm Grganiiotionen ein
guoe MAIDEN. g9erm lie ,JOie 8egie-
RING" iagen, meineu tie Gbltter Goe.
Als Snlrenminiitar fam G0e re-
iouoere 8oIi3eiDollmatten fiir Die
Stternieriua poil 5aihiiten UerIan-
ger. or fonnte geieblid)e @taBnabmeH
nerEorgen oic iaidiitiite &eriamn-
l1lngen perbieten 4ltlo antiiemitis
mus uuberbalb 0es @aieses %iteilen,
o0er CT tam oblDarten Of Sic @egen-
propagan0a ser offentlihen Meinlln9
Gnglonos sic fnidiitiidle 9ropagan=
0a beiiegt.
Gr gebt an oleie 6roge ebenio ber-
al, mie er OIL ole m~eiiten SSragen Der
SnnenpoIitif ieit ieiltem NmtsQntritt
i'm p%ergnngeuen gLltguft bera1negan-
gen lit. - bebutiom mo init einem
Ieitten Inflltg non Siim0r. Cine
leincr Gonten begann einmdl nod
Dem llriprung u~uierer 6Qmilie 5ll
foriden," er3abIte ct 0arloIs. PMS
lie otter ent0edte, oaB elmer unierer
GorUGter in 9eipes megen Sdmug=
gel1s gehenft morOen mar, ia, oa
lieB iie lire Nahforidungen fallen.
Sic ieEm olio, meme iiingite Grnen=
fung beoelttet ~feinesmeg8, OaB unie-
re Camille oos eritemnl nit Dem
Sn1enminiiteriAm III geriibrufg
faH1."
@ann Clutter @0e in ieinem giiro
inter0iept miro, pflegt er Dor Dem
~oiienen aoflin zines rieiigen, bitter
altsiebenoen 3innlers 8u iisen. Gr
ilsbt aus, pie menn @ill Roqers
eillen engliidsen Shnurrbart 6atte.
Gr bait Elm Gremplar bon Wiltons
gelalnlnelten @erfen ouf Sen anien,
puBt igitemotiid ieine 8~riIGsnqiaier,
uno lpridt 10 Iailgionl, als erpnrte
er, oaB ieine Sd|iiIer ieoes leiner
8orte ni~e0eridreitlert.
Sn 0ieier gelneIlenen llno bepltBt
elngenommenen Saltung erfI1rte er
Claire Geifino bon Ser Goerieeg
Mems agencD in einem erfIuIiuan
Snteroiep ieine stelIung gum 6o-
lhisnrus. Sic 5aidnten Iiro bier
eife nlglau6lih fleine Minoritat. Sic
Washington Journal., 1946-01-11

filtration aus Dem Often bon elmer
9e1el1len iiIoiidan Organization pot-
ronlltert tuer0e.
Bon 6enen, Ole id ousqefraqt
bnbe", iagte Hiffino, ,,u~erIoifen Ste
ipri1nortIiden 1914 Grosent 0oIpn
llnter einem @efiibIe oes 3uanqeg
zines eftell ODER aud mr. eirqe-
blloeterl. Ser norberrIdenoe geipeo-
9rllnO mir oie 5lldt allS 9oIen lit
Jltrht.~
6rrnffurt a. DC. - Esacob 9. Gro
be, gireftor fiir gei1tldLono oes
uSoint 9%iitrihltion Committee, ser
groBten jiioiihen llnterftiibllnas=Cr Or
ganiiation Der Gereinigten. Stooten,
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