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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-13
HARRY T. WATKINS

Friends in Caldwell have learned
of the death of Harry T. Watkins,
Spanish American war veteran,
which occurred at his home in
Lower Salem, Monday. He was
born in 1874, the son of Evan and
Eliza Watkins. Following his mar
riage to Miss Blanche Hanson, he
resided in Lower Salem, where he
was rural mail carrier out Of
Lower Salem for Fl years. He later
moved to Marietta where his wife
died. He was then married to
Miss Blanche Lauer in 1943.
Surviving are the following: his
wife, Mrs. Blanche Watkins; and
two daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Wood
of Worthington, and Mrs Mabel
Schafer of Cincinnati; four grand
children; and one sister, Mrs. James
H. Rhodes, of Marietta.
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday at 2:30 p. m. at the Doudna-
Mcclure funeral home in Marietta
Interment was made in the Salem
township cemetery near Lower
Salem.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-13
Had Fine Prospects
To Sell Farm Goods

Industrial production has risen
in the first quarter of 1916 to its
wartime level in the first quarter
of 1945, which rural economists at
Ohio State University, indicated an
excellent start toward record
quantities of consumer goods, but
continuation of this trend de-
pends upon the amount of coal
available for factories.
The rural economists declare
sales of farm products at profitable
prices depend upon the prosperity
of industrial workers because they
are the nations largest group of
customers for food. The ability of
U. S. citizens to buy in 1916 was
indicated by their spending about
$10,000,000,000 a month during the
first quarter of this year for goods
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-13
Deaths
MRS. MARTHA WILEY

Last rites for Mrs. Martha Will
ley, 81, of the Charlottesville road,
were held at o'clock Friday after
noon at the Hearing -Bryan-De-
Long funeral home, GAINESVILLE.
Burial was made in the Salt Creek
cemetery.
Mrs. Wiley died Tuesday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs Belva
Harzler of near Harrisburg, Pa,
following a brief illness.
A native of Noble county, she
had spent most of her life in Mus
kingum county. She had been visit
ing at her daughters home for
the past three weeks.
Surviving in addition to the
daughter are son, Harold Wiley
GAINESVILLE; two brothers, Lee and
Edward Davis, and two sisters,
Mrs. Florence Mcdonald and Mrs.
Clara Dudley of GAINESVILLE.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-13
MRS. JENNIE HANCHER

Mrs. Jennie Gibson Hancher,
widow of the late Herman Hancher,
former Caldwell banker, died in
Yonkers, New York, Tuesday morn
ing following illness. She was the
daughter of the late James and
Susannah Finley Gibson, and was
born in the Whigville community.
She resided in Caldwell while her
husband was affiliated with the
old Noble County National bank.
Surviving are two sons, DR.. Ken
meth Hancher and James Hancher,
both of Yonkers, ~ Y. The body
was cremated and the ashes will be
brought to Noble county for burial.
Private funeral services will be held
at the cemetery in Mt Ephraim,
with Rev. R. L. Swetnam, officiat-
ing.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-13
ANTHONY DePUY

Anthony DePuy, SO, died Tues
day at an Athens hospital and fun
eral services were held Thursday
at 2 p. m. at the Perryopolis Free
Methodist church, east of Caldwell,
Rev. o. L. Orr, of Summerfield,
conducted the rites and burial was
made in Village View cemetery.
Sarahsville by B. B. Wheeler fun
eral home.
A native of Washington county
Mr. DePuy was a son of Clinton
and Arminta Henning DePuy and
spent his entire life in Washington
and Noble counties He was a mem
ber of the Perryopolis church
Surviving are his wife, Stella De
Puy; three daughters, Mrs. Anna
kulman, of Caldwell r D., Mrs
Alta Rice of Dexter City, R. D.
and Miss Hazel DePuy of the
home, and three grandchildren
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-13
Coal Ridge

Coal Ridge, June II - Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy Senko and son, Andrew,
left for Cleveland where they will
make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Senko and
son, Tommy, left for Cleveland
where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John. Liptak of
Cleveland are visiting friends here,
they will reside here in the near
future.
Mrs. Martin Slovak and Mrs. Joe
Kerestes of Florence, attended the
Slovak Lutheran church here, Sun
day.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-13
Pleasant Valley

Pleasant Valley June IL - Mrs
Mary Archer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Archer and daughter, Lin
da, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby
Green and family last Monday.
Mrs. Hazel Moore and children
spent last Thursday at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wickham.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Green Wis
tied Ralph Archer and family,
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith vis-
tied Angie Johns, Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Green Wis
tied Martha Archer, Thursday.
w. T. Hague was in GAINESVILLE
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith vis-
tied Ross Smith and family, Friday.
Reed Thompson and family and
Lavina Thompson and son, Wiley,
and Esther Miracle were visitors at
the home of c. r. Snyder last week.
Picking cherries was the order of
the day!
Junior, Walter, and Leanna Smith
were visitors at the home of George
Smith last Monday.
Varney Edwards and family and
Junior Wickham and James Parsons
of Canton visited over the weekend
at the home of James Wickham.
w. T. Hague took dinner with
Ernest Davis, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Green and
family visited Raymond Franks and
family last week.
w. T. Hague called on friends
in the Fulda community, Sunday
afternoon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-13
GRADUATE FROM OHIO U.

With Justice William o. Douglas
as speaker, commencement eXer-
cises concluding Ohio University s
142nd year were held Sunday.
Among those who received their
degree were Martha Lothes of
Macksburg, route l, Bachelor of
Fine Arts and Richard Evans of
Lowell, Bachelor of Science in
Education.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-13
CHRIS G. WEPPLER

Friends in Caldwell have been
notified of the death of Chris G.
Weppler, go, which occurred at his
home in Longview, Wash, June 5.
He had been in failing health for
several years. A son of George and
Theresa Weppler, he was born and
reared on a farm in the HarriettS-
vile community.
At the age of 10, he moved to
Coshocton and then later to Mont
anna and some years ago, he and
his wife, the former Grace Kirker,
moved to Washington. The body
was removed to Montanna for ser
vices and interment. Surviving are
his wife, one brother and five sis
ters
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-13
Mt. Ephrairn

Mt Ephraim, June 12-The MYF
attended a picnic with other youths
at Bethesda, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Emma Buher and son visited
Wallace Rich and family last week.
The w. S. G. S. will meet at the
home of Mildred Law, with Maggie
Oliver as companion hostess, next
Saturday.
Dalton Finley and wife of Mariet-
ia visited his parents here Sunday.
w. K. Connor and wife of Hirams-
burg visited Fred Stiles, Sunday.
Herb Neiswonger of Canton Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Rodney Will
liams and family over Sunday.
A shower was held at the home
of William Bates for Kenneth
Bates and wife, who were married
recently. They received many use
full and beautiful gifts.
Rodney Williams and wife were
shopping in GAINESVILLE, Monday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-13
RAY PARK McCUNE

Ray Park McCune, 48, died at the
home of his aunt, Miss Florence Nc
Cune, near Belle Valley, Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. Although he
had been in i'll health, his death was
sudden and unexpected.
A son of Albert McCune, Belle
Valley, he is survived by his father,
one brother, Durward McCune, of
Barberton; and two sisters, Mrs.
Grace Stallsmith, of GAINESVILLE, and
Mrs. Freda Taylor, of Doylestown
Funeral arrangements are incom-
plete. The Murphy funeral home in
Caldwell is in charge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-13

Shelby Green and family, James
Wickham and son, Ralph, Lydia and
Sarah Cant, Delbert Miller and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith, w.
T. Hague and Charles Miller were
Caldwell visitors Saturday after
noon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-13

mer Helen Duriehko.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schultice
of Byesville announce the birth of
= SON at Thompson hospital Schulz
tice was at one time employed in
Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-06-13

The 1947 Ohio wheat crop insur-
ance program will be explained at
a meeting in Columbus. June Is.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
JUMBO PLASTIC
GARMENT BAG
$3.50

Giant transparent plastic bag for
UP to IA garments keeping
them safe from moths, mildew and
dust. Wire frame and upper
closure. Perfect for storage.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

&c roll
Big unwrapped rolls OF soft toilet
tissues, $50 sheets to the roll. A good
inexpensive tissue now specially
priced Limit doz to a customer.
No mail or phone orders.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Reo. 7se Sc ct,
Be prepared for emergencies with this
fine extra heavy U. S, P. mineral oil.
Your doctor would approve It's purity!
Buy the economy size and save.
II Gal. Greg. 1920 S9c
Evening star., 1946-09-08
ADJUSTABLE
SWEATER DRYER
$l.59

Will not rust or iniure sweaters
adjusts to all sizes. Blocks
sweaters expertly as they dry with
plenty of air circulation. "Profes-
sional" and easyi
Evening star., 1946-09-08
"TUB-UMS" QUILTED
WASHABLE SCUFFS
$l.4O pr.

De Luxe Tub-Ums the won
derful quilted and washable scuffs
SO pretty for home, school or travel
ing. Practical and easy to keep
nicel Small. medium or large size.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

$3.50
Superbly made for beauty and long
service. Large 3 o. capacity Is.
ideal for perfumes and colognes
lovely decoration for vanity
tables. Melted bulbs.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

z5e kes, e. ; for Csc
Jumbo size paper towels to fit any
fixture Absorbent and soft . eco
nomical to use. $50 sheets size 1lx13la
inches. Useful in kitchen or bath
room.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
ALL PLYWOOD
UTILITY CHESTS
$l4.lO

Sturdy utility chests Of quarter
inch plywood construction. nicely
finished in maple or walnut. Con-
venient. and roomy with four
drawerA
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Req. 5se. 49c*
Be fastidiously lovely with this
delicately perfumed after bath
powder. Five charming floral fra
grances from which to choose. Soft
and clinging.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
"kRENE" WATER
PROOF PLASTIC
APRONS
SIPS to $2.35

Krene aprons are tops in plastic
aprons !. daintily made, water
proof and easy to clean. Durable
and non-rotting they are
available in assorted attractive
styles.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
SI.OO

This fine cream shampoo, made
with precious lanolin, is now per
fected for highlighting different
hair textures. Five types Brunette,
blond, grey, auburn or black
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Hair Problems? Consult
Miss Doris Drake
who is here to discuss and help you with
your hair problems She will show you
how to keep your hair healthy, lustrous
and vibrant explain the famous LIE
Doris Comb brush" Lano-sulpho Sham
poo, and Lanoline Eucalyptus ointment.
Don't miss her!
lie Doris Comb Brush Brushes and stIn1-
ulotes as it combs. Removable brushes,
$3.50
lie Doris Lano.Snito Shampoo SOC TO 81
lie Doris Lanohne Eucalyptus Ointment
SOC to 50
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Barbara Gould NIGHT CREAM
Reg. $3.50 SI.25*
This satiny, fragrant cream lubricates
and soothes your skin as you sleep ..
rewards you with a fresher, younger
complexion Special savings for
limited time only.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Back Again!
HUMAN HAIR NETS

2Oc go.
First in long time! Fine human
hair, perfectly made into strong,
gossamer thin nets available
in assorted colors. Cap and bob
styles. (White nets, 25c.)
Evening star., 1946-09-08
PLASTIC TABLE
CLOTH SAVER
$I.29

Fits right over your precious linen
cloths and saves them from harm
full stains. Transparent and easy
to wipe clean. Waterproof and
alcohol proof. 47x54".
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Reo. s9e 49c ct.
An improved mouth wash . . anti
septic. cleansing and freshening Red
or amber types-both available in big
economy sizes. Half gallon (Reg
S109, SOC.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
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Muteritaner

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Geutfdc, Sngeborg Slider, crldlOB
bier einer omerifaniifen Ser9ean-
ten in 6afie1 Gunrtirr. sic batte Sic
rnlldenbe @afp nod III Der @dno,
oIs dn9ere go(onten ntif ben .RnolI
bin in b1s, Gunner eilten. sc idJeint
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nice fiir pile oerdrtigen Yeripnett ei-
ne Poli5eiitMn6e i'm Be3irf oeS
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arti9e 8efiihe pom 40 llbr abetloS
alb perbietet:
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i'm ,,0leineti Briineit 6aitS@ nlif no
sic Gffiaiere Bis rst @6ites einfiibren
~tonnteu, tDetde Biz $50 llDr bor-
mittnBs bIei6sn fon1ter.
Ter 9efebE efitradt iid and nuf
Ole qfiiJiere mo bic 3ibinngeiteII.
ten i'm 5auptquartier5 bic einen
ali5rDeiS 0orlegeu miiiien ebe Tie
eirtu @ait fDr bic IbenOitanoen
einfiihren f0nnen.
Nidf0eutide 8eilidler lin6 Der.
itleppte QerioneH bic obne Gsforte
Ten Be3irt betreten 0tirfen, bdben
pie G~rldubnis erbatteny ibren. 8eiud
bis Mifternott ousSuosbnen.
Gle eiasigen 1sifffdsn, Die nod
10 ll6r n6en0s in Dem 8e3irf bIei-
ben tSHneu, limb Diener, ReIIner
nno af6ere ~0erartise ar6eiter. Ole
Rdiien oerfebeh rOerOen.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
BornbOlm DO1t
@uNen 9erdnmt

Roenne, 8ornbnlm Sn Oielem
Safen @ornbolmS irafen 9raftfua-
genfolonMen un0 Gilenbnbn3iige nit
ruliiihen Trupepn uno ibrer @a-
gage elm, Die iid anid)idten Die ltra.
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rem.
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NuIlen Die 81 MeiIen lange Sniel
Dor Der Siiolpite ShweOens ben
@eutlden nbnnbmpn rao aui oicie
@eiie zines Ser peinIidlten ariegs.
probleme iiir 91nemnrf idufen.
@iBenminiiter @uitap Rasmul-
len ingte, Die Muiien batten Der Gpa-
fhiernng 3nacitimmt, nndoem Cane
mart Die 3niiherung CAB, eS iperoe
Die Sl1iel 0obne @ilfe elmer Iremoen
Maht" fontrolieren.
Gie critic oIii5ieue llebergabe Der
non ben Niilicn befetten @ebGuoe on
Sic oGniiden @eboroen erfolgtc fiir3-
lidl IN Spdnefe, uili ser Gltieite
g~orn9olnls, Niiraermeiiter z. 2oe-
,ner IoGte, Der rulliide acmmonoont
iibergob bie beioen @eb1u6e inn Ser
Iaufe elmer furaen militdriiden Jeier
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
Ebi0ft0 tebk Nemer0l
lilarikalls 11fiTsen

@hungfing Mlaf. Der .ShEMB-
iikuuq Das 2aominsmg aongreilesi
Der bier iieb8ehn aa4e bsraten:. Bat.
prizes Gbiang.0ais Chef. ben Il. @.
IarfhoG ags ben @arnitt-
Ter, Ser. 0eln 2aroe aeBolfgl babe,
Die Mui9abe oeS Wiq6arnufbails in
Mngriff ait fefsttai, 70 ooB China
'aHtt 1rieoen iii. @ebiet 6ss Stiler
&Sgon9 nnO in Der ga1taeit IeIt Bel.
f6nnE. aat ieiner, Oor Drei
ptfcISten anflnft, bi8 gu
MiidreiSe nnf Wdibtngton
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neral mflfrmiioEih genrbeitpt. nm
1iaf frie6If6tn1 Wege Die rationale
9ereinigung Gbinas gu eraieIen.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
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gen @0bbyls

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aEirnberg (cOtD @it Jeiner
GrfI1rung iiber oellti9e gorlbefaft.
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Der nod ftfbetenofH Nd5iptcpn.
gambia einen 8arenbtenSt erDieierr
@0tin9 fugte, General 6tuhco
babe nm 8ilfe nit 8Orubarn gebeten
ilrt6 er, @j6ring, babe &itIer -Dorge-
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experimentation 8tueden einauieReH.
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aaf Sic Satigt9jt Der. Deilfideli
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gtd0tdeft @iiert1iea eriniert, OnS
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riar Sen WeIter utlb Gii0fn ~Spds
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b~eintgefudDt IuurOe. CUR BorubaT.
oierung Oe3 frieoIinen SuHoette
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ten gt10tdjerS bdtten iih @orings
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8ebDIferung ans Der ntnaebung
iorqlos ur6 unbefiimtNert mi st10ts
den onfbieIt. @tldidtIi1 betrndtf,
mar 0ieS Bic erfte Communicating
elmer oifenen Sfa6t an Der Shmene
oeg aiDeiten @eItfrieges.
9roB. BET ipdtaren mountaineering
BON polniIher. bcuGnoifden nn0
ft1n30lihen oifene1r IStdDten oalfd
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gambia tffnnntIi1 1abrelnae Die
G~tfrnrnnrn. Der TentiHen Opu1it dt
feftigsit bfriudlt. SOB lie BON g,uis.
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@orings 10 ttleinty man bier Tam
bieJem llnifuIbSdrGumeft en0gIl
tia ben EpOesItoB petiesaH.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22

uno perlieB Damn NIT ieinen Truppen
Den Srt.
Gruppen nno @epGd lammelten
lid i'm SaIcn BON 8oenne lttt iitnI
,yrotter an mo SberIt $. g.
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0dniIAen @arniion niif 9ornbolm
erflGrte, oGnii6e General Gifi5iere
niir0tu morgpn eiutreiIen, INN Die
oiii5ielle Abloinug Der rlIlifhen
Irnppqn oor5nnebmcn.
Sur @cpGd = in Der Satptinte
Wnnition - uno cine tleine Ibtei-
lllng Eruppen muroen perldifit.
Sn 3abtreid)eu 2agcrn paren mi.
tribe Eritppen eiirig babel lire
sadcn at pafen, 81 einem Eager
e%ntfernten Die SolOaten Bil0er BON
Qenin nuo StaIin aif PfnIten Dor
6ont @ingang.
&c BntrouiGen Der &oten armee
in oelt StroBen BON &eenne muroen
Oerooppelt, lino odS gauge 8oruns
toipn @iertcl, in DER RGbe OeS Sa-
ems, fiir Sen 3ipiluerfebr geiperrt.
SicS geIdnb oni6eiuenO, lm Die ab.
5iebennen rtfiIfen Eritppen Dor oer
~9tqugieri9feit Der SnIelbeluo9ner 5u
idriisen, Die lid iiberaa berdnorong-
tsfC llrl oerf lett langem erIuorteten
g[b5ug at becbnhtcn.
@iS mi @eiteres bat Der rriIiide
aomnanOotit niles EbotogrdpbiereH
'ncrboien.
Gberit GDriltepler iagtc. er babe
ullf StlItrnfiiollen 0eS &riegSnliuis
lternnnS BIN in .einer @orlprefung
nit Dem rhiiiIden AommaHoanteH
Die 9lnfimtft oduiI6ar TruppeH &c.
regelt.
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pertlpltrr BON 8orn6olnt erfI1rte, Oab
Der rniiilhe aomntauoant tor Der
cnogiiItigen Gpifttieritng 5n elmer
8eier nad) SopenbogeH eingelaoeu
miro. NidtnmtIid bieB es, oab
WarIdaa 4%onitnntin HotoHoDSfg,
Ser ruIliidje Observation-Disclosures in
NorooeutihInn0. pbenfnls at bieier
1eier eingeIaoen peroeu ion.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
@eiNs- @re1e
fnDrt &loge

@iirn6erg 0rutide 3eitun9S.
brrleaet proteItierttn oIit @noc ciuer
3peitdgigen Ronferen5 geaen cine
H%egeluno Der merchantmen Srlfor-
MationsforrroIle. nonodl Ole bon
Der MiIit1rrceicrimg li3cn5iertcn
bettIfcn 3%eitungen feline SnIouno.
tionen aus ousIdnoiifan 8ldttern
beruteu oiirfen, ipsnn oieie nidt
0urd 5ie ltitter .4ontroHe Ifebenoe
@IgfAs Agentaf iibermittelt tpar6en.
Or. Sobann. 8ilbeIm Naamoun,
8erIagen ser mpIbiihen 2anbes.
3eitlnq@ III Iua8bnrg itieB olf 0aS
GeiFoHSaemllrmel leIner aollepen.
ala er eiuctt nfneriEnniIf)cn Gertrc.
fer. Der Snjormotion Control Gipi-
iion frngtp: @nruln miro cernat-
mortTidcn 3eitilngett in Ge1ltIdJlnnO
nift Qeltottet, grtiFeI ans oilS-
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Der GgDsgertreter erfIarte, Aal,
sltraeit eine Inpronltltg ser Sffl-
pationSBcborauu Die @crGffattlis
dung ioIher .aEhtte nift. allTaBt.
0as MtlQf arRreat lid MD anF 0ic
fontroGSrten 0GatIdlen 8eitlnge1
in Der brftiiden. rniiribpn nIo iron-
3oiiIhen 3one. Gieier aiirS fOnnte
nod ser gInifdt ioes $50 8ertre.
tiers gednSert tperoeit, iobaIb eine
forneIlc 8oanoiAltng oes Griegs3us
itanoeS etfOlDt int.
Or @,tSoli gIgricolo, Ser fonntit=
niitiid1e @erIe0er Der &bein ) Nef-
far : 3eitung in 6eiAsl6crg, ptlroe
sirit GaJea 9ftifihtSrotSnoriiBett
ben gctuablt. gie peiteren odt
@itglicorr iit5 fiinf Sosialbemo.
fraten, otp.i angeb0rige Ser Grit
lid 5o3inIpn ltuion un6 Elm ipeitez
rer aoma1lniit.
Die 3dbl Der 5eiltidletL in Ser
onarifoniid}rh 8eiobungS5pne er.
ifeincnoen BIdtter bat iib fiir5lid
Inn bier 3eitungen bermebrt, 10 Dab
iptt in 0Gm merifaniiden Seftor
insJeiamt % 3eitlmgen erideimn.
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Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
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8ortdgp. @is. 8iSconitnS Tro.
greiiipe Vartci, ole iueitig mc6r ion
ibrgr friiferen Madltiteaiing beiist,
beiflIok nod elmer itiirniId perIau.
fenen JSitlma, in Ser Die potitiide
S3llRunTt Der @riippe beraten ipiir0e,
iif pieoer ben Repnblifanern dri5ll-
IhIieBeu, oon oenelt lie iid 1884
o~bgeIpaIten bate, I'M cine etaene
Organization an erimoen. 2S4 Der
DeIegietten Itimntrn fir einen gn,
IdyLltB an Die MepiiIifaner, 81 tparen
fir Ste @etbeboItnng Ser Gro-
Qreiiipen @ortei atn6. 81 fir einen
3uiamihenidIuB nit ben Gemofra.
ten.
Die Ibltimmung eriolgte, nah-
Gem Senatbr @obert 80. QaGonette,
elmer Ser BriinSet Der Dortei nor
10 esabren, SEN TeIeqierten iaate, er
lei iiber5eagt bab Die &epiblifoni-
ife Tartci inns Die bette Moglid)-
Felt 3ur Gerfoleuna progreiliUcr
@run6idse bietet. Sir f0nncn nilS
Sen &epltbIifanern anifIieBen rno
oelieI6en aarnpf u~iistragen, Den mir
olS Yrogreni1e perfodten". Ca
toilette erfpGbnte Die gatiade, OoB
@isconiin 1tets Elm repltblifnniIder
Stat mar ury9 MIR einnral in ei-
nent SnIbtnbrblnoert oemofrotii6
tpabIte. Sic Brogreiiipen tparen
DOR elm baar &abren 6ie ItdrfIte Bar-
tel I'M gfnute. l0enen iieben Der
3ebn %eprdIehtanten %anaeb0rten.
Ger GntifIuB milrop noh elmer
ii%infItiin6igen 0ebottc aefoBt, in De.
rem @srI1nf az gelegierte bas @ort
srgrtffen. Ga Soaette, ser 1886
mo 1910 fiir 9raiieent @ooiepeGt
.inqetreten ipnr, iaete: Sic Demo
'tofiide Ynrtei fat tiidltigg Liberia.
e Wdnnef. init oeneff. 10 gelfbeit /
)abe. nber Die Eartet lit lest b6Gi6
e~itgefabren. Sic fam nidt nit
Washington Journal., 1946-03-22
Srn6 nit
@atifal

MoSfat Gie ltuiot.air1en
ser tpsftCiden l%lfrQine teiIten @cne-
roliiIimu8 Sto[in init, ooB lie it'd
nod 350iabriqer 3%rgcb0rigfeit 3ur
rolniIdJ fatbolii6en Stride pom
8utitm qatrennt ur6 baifLoIicn- fla.
ben IAN sen @lllen pniereS @roB-
pnters, Der bciliGeu rilIildyeA, nf
t6oooreh Stride 3rlriif5afeAreu.
Qttiat oacr llnierte Girdlen lilp0
ipnc decentralization 3;rdlen fuic
bic bier III 6rage itebcnoe Mutbeiii-
Id)e Stride bic ii6 meiitert8 Dor
pieIcn Sa6rbnnoertrH bon Der @in-
belt Der fotboliihen arfe trenntCn,
I'M QollTa 0er Set uber 5ltritds
feBrtcn mo NIT @enebnigung
Rotns loren eigenen @itlrs uno ibre
eigenc @ltltiprahe- b~ei6ebieltcn.
3ltn Sell bcfofaer lie aud cine CT
ge1e firdlide GronungO
Ger 8rief mar periGnli6 oil Sta-
lin geridtete ltn0 bon &irdenbeom-
ten unter3eidmet. gs bieB BARN,
0ip Gntidei0itng lei otf einen @on-
air IN 2embcrg Qpolp) 9etroffcn
tuoroerL an oem 216 Gelegnteu teif-
nohmen.
@eiter Dtro in Dem 9riefc aus
opIii9rt, ooB oieic @rllppe ortbo-
6orer airden oriehtoIiiden llr-
ipriings our6 Den Gertrag pon
greIt inter Der &erriddIt oes Sap
ties qcbraft noroen lit oals iul-
perialiItide poIniihe Goel[eute, init
SilTe BEG Itol3cn, mndtliebens
ben Oiom, Oie p6lfiIde @inheit lino
Oie @lolr6cnscinbeit i'm Giten bcr-
nihteten."
(SSm Sabre 1896 nur0e in Brett
sic @ereinialna De- rutbeniihen
gistiimer NIT Ser r0miiden Stride
alif elmer Sonooe beifIohen.)
Die llnitd &ird}plL tpclfe Die
len 9rirf an Stolin rihteten befin-
6en Iih in einsrp @ebiet, ons Dor
1899 Eli goIen geb5rte, icbt dber
Der goipiet, Ukraine ongeidfoilen
lit.