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Evening star., 1946-11-04
"After Five" Party at Arts Club
Large Group Attemds Fete Givem
By Paul Murphy After Concert
Bv Ann Cline

argescale entertaining as
Paul then host hostess would
experience Everything of like cockwo And Mr.
Murphy handled the job like veteran
attractive Vases OF flowers were scattered
throughout blended well with the paintings
walls. -,
The intriguing and different hors ouevf TO
mushrooms stuffed with rogue
fort slices spread and chve
tips bread bacon rolled around big
beaten bis
small with caviar them
Murphy associated with the Pan American Union invited
recital
He said the who
Washington something
uttered
The which included coffee tomato juice and
Evening star., 1946-11-04
DR.. Hobart to Talk

"The Mental Health Commission
will be the subject of talk given
by DR.. Irma Belk Hobart before the
Women's Medical Society when 1t
meets at 8 pm. tomorrow at Doc
tors Hospital.
The December meeting will be
held jointly with the women den-
fists of Washington.
Evening star., 1946-11-04
Ne1VS1UOn2eu Plan

The American Newspaper Wo-
mems Club will hold a luncheon
business meeting at l pm, Wednes-
day at the clubhouse. 1904 Twen.
tieth street NV. Reservations
should be made by tomorrow with
Mrs. Lillian Arthur, Wisconsin 1856
The club will honor the Minister
of Finland and Nine Jutila at tea
at pm. next Monday at the club
l.
Evening star., 1946-11-04
Coddmgton to Talk

John I. Coddington, of the Amer
ican Society Of Genealogists, will be
guest speaker at a meeting of the
National Genealogical Society at 8
pm. tomorrow in Mount Pleasant
Branch Library.
He will discuss "Genealogical
Records in the Province of Quebec" I"
Evening star., 1946-11-04
Clark Will Sbeak

Attorney General Tom Clark will
be guest speaker at joint luncheon
meeting of the Advertising Club OF
Washington and the Women's Ad-
vertising Club of Washington at
1890 pm. tomorrow at the Statler
Hotel
Evening star., 1946-11-04
Visitor HOn0red

Mrs. George S. Shafer of 1918 Six
teenth street. entertained at cock
tails Saturday in honor of her house
guest, Mrs. Benjamin F. Bullman OF
Boston. .----
Evening star., 1946-05-19

But this was the first time they had hoodwinked
nature herself. They watched the bee poke around,
shake his fuzzy head. and finally take off in dither
for the nearest sanitarium
Once the Marchand brothers, just for gag, dis
played some of their work at a flower show in Buffalo
They slyly watched the ctys most prodgious garden
pause at the glass to remark. Oh. these
hothouse. of course, or, with my fertilizer they
would have grown an inch taller"
The Marchands almost burst out laughing when one
officious seed hound said in loud voice. What's the
matter with these people? Don't they know that flowers
can't live in glass case!'
In their workshop in Ebenezer, N. Y, the Mar
chands have made scores of unbelievably intricate
floral and faunal displays, known as dioramas, for
Continued on page II
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Natures Wonder Men
BY HOWARD WHITMAN

The Marchands can make almost
anything - including flowers so
real even the bees are fooled
BEE flew in the window. 1t buzzed around the
n workshop. making power dives paint pots
and bomb runs the glue table Finally it went into
slow bank above cluster of yellow flowers, then set
its landing gear down petal and started nosing
around for nectar.
We've done it, GEORGE" Paul Marchand shouted
to his brother They clasped each others hands. ana
danced around their labyrinth of paint and glue and
plaster and wax.
1t was nothing to fool the laynan with their art-
cal flowers In fact it nothing to fool the experts
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-20
SOAP BOX DERBY
 TEST CAR TRIAL
 HERE TOMORROW

First tryout of the official "test car' has been scheduled for to- morrow evening and the trial runs will be made over the official Soap Box Derby courses here-from the top of Gold Creek Hill down Twelfth avenue-the Rotary Clubs Derby Committee announced today.
 City police will be stationed at strategic posts to see that the course is kept clear while the runs are made, Committeeman Don Skuse disclosed. Drivers of the test car will be selected from among entrants in this years contest, it is expected.
 A meeting e. Derby drivers al- ready entered and of youthful speed merchants wanting to get in- to the lists is to be held at 8 o'clock Friday in the Lutheran Church Parlors, conducted by the Rotarian Derby Committee and re- presentatives of The Daily Alaska Empire, co-sponsoring newspaper. The meeting will be interrupted while the test car is run out for the first spins over the course.
 Derby Committee Chairman Dr. W. M, Whitehead again stressed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-20

that next Tuesday, June 25, is the final day for accepting entries in this years Soap Box Derby. Boys not yet entered who may have their eyes trained on that all-ex- pense trip to Akron for the All American finals will have their best chance to get in under the wire if they are on hand at to- morrow evenings meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-20
BUILDING PERMITS

Two more building permits were issued here today by City Engineer J. L. McNemara; first and largest to T. J. McCaul, owner, for addi- tion to Cowling's Garage at Front and Main streets, on the former site of the Occidental Annex, esti- mated cost S18,0o0, E. J. Bowling contractor. The second permit was issued to contractor Walter Stutte
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-20
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

North Sea, from Seattle, sched- uled to arrive at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon, Sitka bound. Princess Norah, from the south, scheduled to arrive Saturday after noon or evening.
 Princess Louise, iron 56agway, scheduled to arrive at 8 lock to- morrow morning and sails south one hour later, at o'clock. Alaska, from the west, sched- uled southbound about next Tues day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-20

for a 20 by 40-foot garage build ing on his residence roperty at Ninth and e" streets, cost $2000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-20

Empire Want Ads bring resultsl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-20

A dog has AZ permanent teeth.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27
News About Mi. Pleasant /.
Gambler Roberts Honoree AT Birthday
Party Given Sunday By His Parents

Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Robert:
entertained Sunday, Septembe
%, in honor of their youngest
son, Gambler, who celebrated hi!
birthday. Dinner guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmitt Golf ano
little daughter, Peggy, and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Lynn of Moss
Point, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Rob.
erts and daughter, BERTHE Kay
of Vancleave and Mrs. Lessie
and Miss Faye FURRY. Other
guests in the afternoon includ-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. @. C. Robeas
Mr.. S. N. Ashley was guest
speaker at the Nt. Pleasant
church Sunday. he gave a very
vivid and inspiring talk on his
visit to Greece. Other guests
were Mrs. Ashley and father,
Mr.. Leech of Pascagoula, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Rob-
erts and daughter, BERTHE Kay,
of Vanclcave.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Taylor
have returned from a weeks
stay in Oklahoma City with their
son and daughter-in-law, Nh
and Mrs. Donald Taylor.
MI. and Mrs. J. w. Davis. and
children, Elizabeth and Bill, and
Miss Marcia Davis of Hatties-
burg were the weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Mark P. Da lis.
The many friends here were
shocked to receive news of the
death of Mrs. w. d. Byrd of BIZ
loxi and extend sympathy to the
bercavtd husband, w. .. Byrd,
and son, Billy.
tt tttt atfa NJ $50
MI. and Mrs. r. H. Ware and
son, Johnson, and Miss Lizzie
Wale Of Vancleave were guests
Sunday in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Riley in Escatawpa
Nj. and Mrs. Rupert Roberts
and Ms. L. l.. Roberts were Sun
da9 afternoon guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Carter.
MI and Mrs. Milton Walker
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. We're in Pascagoula
Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Wallace Roberts
and children Of Long Beach were
guests Sunday afternoon in the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27
Junior High To
Hold Country
Fair This Month

At the first regular meeting
of the Junior High School Par
ent-Teacher association on Thurs
day evening of last week at 1880
o'clock, plans were formulated
for the holding of a county fair
some time in October.
The entertainment will be for
the purpose of raising funds to
purchase badly needed books for
the school library. .
The meeting was presided over
by Mrs. Warren McCleskey, who
with other officers, was serving
for the first time since the re-
cent election. They are Mrs. E.
A. Parker, vice president; Mrs.
R. c. Simmons, secretary, and
Mrs. r. B. Knight, treasurer.
Among the standing commit
tees, Mrs. l.. E. Green was APP
pointed to head the Education
of Responsible Parents Com
mlttee, a new one. emanating
from the state P-TA which has
set this work as a goal during
the next two years.
Other chairmen are Mrs. Ar
thur Smith, membership; Mrs, E.
E. Smith, publicity; Mrs. Ben
Caver, program; Mrs. Warren b..
Seely, finance; Mrs. Hubert
Grant, publications and Mrs.
Annie Lee Painter, hospitality.
1t was decided to hold all flu
ture meetings on the second
Thursday of each month at 7.30
O'Clock IN the evening.
The P-TA adopted as its slo-
gan for the year, Together We
Grow, Lets Go All Out To Grow
Into a Bigger and Better P-TA."
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27
COUNCIL OF CHURCH
WOMEN TO MEET

The Council of Church Women
viii hold . meeting at the First
Baptist church. Monday, Sept
30, at 800 o'clock in the after
noon.
The election of officers is sched-
uled TO take place, according to
the pres dent Of the organization,
Mrs S B. Mcllwain, who also an
nounces that a unique program
has been arranged for the occas
ION.
Every churchwoman in the city
is cordially invited to be pres
ent.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27

brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs Swim Swinson Of Hur-
ley.
Mr.. S H. Johnson and son
were recent business visitors in
Pascagoula.
Nv. and Mrs. Vaughn Holder
and son, Newton, visited j. d.
Baria Saturday evening.
Ina Carter and Sue Parnell
have moved into the Glasoo
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Baria and
children spent Saturday with
Mrs. Baria's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Kasaby OF Escataw-
pa and also visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson B1ria. They were
accompanied home by Mrs. l.,
Baria's two sisters.
Mrs. Norris Holder and Ms.
Vaughn Holder we're guests Of
Mrs. Brenard Baria.
Mrs. Brcnard Baria entertain
ed Il large number of guests az
a party last Wednesday morn.
ing and after games were play
Cd the products Of the sponsor
ing manufacturing company were
demonstrated. Refreshments were
served to Mcsdames Norris Hol-
der, Vaughn Holder, Marshall
Crawford, Sophie Murphy, Pat
Johnson, Rob Golf of Baria,
Brooks Johnson and daughter Of
Wade.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27
Whistler CLUB

Mrs. Jack Beatty entertained
the Whistler Club in her home on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. c. Avent received the
high score prize and Mrs. James
Powell the bingo.
After the games delicious re-
'reshmcnts were served to Mes
danes James Powell, Roy Eller,
j. c. Avent, Misses Frances
Brooks, Olive Elkin, Jean Mel
SON. Virginia Upton and Sue
Boa;man.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27

home of Miss Maude and Fred
Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Golf and
daughter were Biloxi visitors re-
Gently.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fl. L. Lyons
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Ware Friday.
Mrs. Ruble Roberts and sons
were Biloxi visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Mallette
and children of Fort Bayou were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul G..
Carter Sunday.
Elmer Roberts spent the week
end in Gulfport visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Minnie Hampton, and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Ware were
business visitors to Biloxi Fri
day.
,v~ 81
Miss Carrie Lula Roberts ar
rived Monday for an indefinite
stay with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. C. Roberts. Miss Rob
erts, who is better known as
Duff" is a registered nurse and
worked during the war with the
government in Washington state.
For the past several months she
has been employed in a West
Virginia hospital and is nov TAX
ing a well earned rest.
Mrs. Paul Carter, Misses
Choyce Groves and Carol Car
ter were overnight guests Sat
urday in the home of MI. and
Mrs. Emmett McAllister of Pass
Christian.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Roberts
and sons were guests of Miss
Maude and Fred Roberts recent
~.
The Board of Christian Edu-
cation for the Mt. Pleasant
church met Thursday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Ware. After a short business SEES
sion, a social hour was enjoyed.
Present were the Rev. and Mrs.
w. j. Walters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark p. Davis, A. E. and @. C..
Roberts and Mesdames Ruth l..
Roberts, ]. c. Harris and N. M.
Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. c. Roberts
were business visitors to Biloxi
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. E. Clements and in
FAINT daughter arrived home Fri
day from the Jackson County
hospital.
eMr. and Mrs. Milton Walker
left Friday night for Washing
ton, d. C., where they are now
making their home after a two
weeks vacation with home folks.
Visitors in the home of Mrs.
Ruth l.. Roberts and sons Mon
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27
Bariia

Guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Baria last Sunday
were Mr.. md Mrs. Gus Roberts,
Mr., and MIS-. Nolle Roberts and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Ear!
Roberts. all of Orange Grove
Friends of Buddy" Ward are
sorry to hear of the serious burns
he suffered on his band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Baria and
tiny daughter visited in Pasca-
goula and Moss Point Saturday.
They we're dinner guests of Mrs.
Baria's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George STAMPING, of Kreole.
Deilaweese Baria was dinner
guest of Misses Willodean and
Odean Hamilton Sunday.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bre-
nara DdIld OH MOfluhy tNSiiliiB
were Mr.. Brooks johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Monroe johnson and
children, all of Wade:
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey King
and SIN visited with Mrs. Kings
day evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. j. Ware and Dale Lyons.
Guests in the home of MI.
and Mrs. Ray Roberts Monday
evening were Fred and Robin
Ware, MI. and Mrs. L. c. Rob-
erts, Miss Carrie Lula Roberts
and Roy Roberts.
Guests Sunday evening of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Ware and
sons were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.
Ware and children.
Mrs. L. c. Roberts was guest
Tuesday of Mrs. George Clark
in Pascagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27

Treasury records show that at
the end of his first term as Pres
ident, George Washington was
overdrawn by 81, o42. 69-and left
office at the end OF his second
term without drawing $1,000
that was coming to him.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-27

day evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. j. Ware and Dale Lyons.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08

Sic gaiicrtcn 6ottcn lid OnS itnlic-
uilde 4raltlnent allgeeignete 0oB
Sta(ien Die @errihait ilber 5iihtirol
,,5lln ShuB Dor Ser oeutld)eu 8e-
inbr brollde. Gle hieii0e Ge0ie-
.rlinq modte 3lr ge9rHnolng ibrer
Iorocrnag, DaB 0oS unlltriitene @e-
bict Bel ,Staliclt blcibcn miinc mo
uid,t mie6er all GeiterreiM foaell
0iirfe. gclteuo, Die Geiterreiher bot
len bis 5uleet on Der Seite Der Na=
ais aefampft" fu0breno Die Stalieiler
lin Sen lebten Is Monaten Oes
8rpeiten @eltfriege8 gegen 9elltl6-
lorO gefGnlpft" bitten.
@albinqton - 9l(bcrto Earhinni,
Ser itolieniide 9otidofter, bntte
cine Observation-Disclosures 8elpredung
nit Staotsiefretdr @prnes. Gar
diani le6nte eS na6 8werlollen 0eS
Nnrnelden glntts5irumers ob, 81 la
qen, Oh er li6 nit ocn Staatsiefre.
tGr in 6raoen oes III Der Nllsarbei-
tllng begriffenen Srie0enSpertrageS
8pild)en oet miierten urlo ieinem
2anoe ollSgeiproden babe.
Ser StaotsIefret1r lieB III Der
b%erganQencn ISOLDE onldBlid zines
SotrnoliItenefnpTonqs miileil, Stub
lonO nebnlc Sen Stonoplnlft Gin, onB
3ltr 3eit ur0 iiber6nupt Iolange,
ofs @ertrcter Ser NGiierten iid I'M
6ornulicrung zines Tricoensper-
traces nit 5toIicn bcmiibten, jeoen-
fons nibt an cine &eoiiion Der 8e-
oinglllgen oes i'm Sabre 1913 se-
ihloiienen @affenitiGitonOs : Ser
troos 3piiden Sen aqiier4ell ulo Der
italieniihen Geoieruna berongegon-
qen fperoen ionte. (9ie Gereinig.
fen Stooten batten cine iolde &epi-
lion offi5iea empfoblen.)
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
Son Nrtbur @oet6

Miinden (cGD - ,,@enn 6os
bupriide GoIf nod eiQeneln Out-
0iinfen eiltidei0al 0iirfte, miir0e es
bonn Sous 8itteISbod) regiert tper-
Ben moIeit" oieIe opdSiftiIfe
gGjnuptllng itomnlt olrs Dem 0Ain-
DC 0es gr . 9ronprin5cn 3uppref)t
bon @itteIsbof. gr itelte Iie an
ldBlid zines Sllterpiefps orf OoS er
oieiem &orreipon0enten un0 suei
onOeren onlerifaniifen SournoIiItn
in SdloB QellItetten Bel Miinden
gob. Sr einem Ser 0reiBig 3immer
ieiies ShIoiies fon0en mir Den
fernqeilrtO nlisSebeitoen iiebenun0-
iicb5iQidbrigen 8aperrL ser bon lei
her 9eoeutlng fir 8apern in oeilen
prefGrer 9age bon burdortlngcn
mar.
Ser Sdtperpunft Ser @eipr1dle,
Die pieier aorrefponOent nit me9-
rereit fiibrenOen @eri0nIidfeiten ser
gegelapGrtigen bopriIden 9egie-
rlulg bottle, NOR, Dob man oie mo-
nardiitii6e Grage erlit nebmen
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08

ADMIRAL 9. 8. 9ogoenfo mo sc.
neraaeiltiont g. g. $. @nliIiep,
@enerullelitnout @omin S. WtorriS
rrno M0mirol Moore ~bertroten
@roBbritomien, uno 9berit Ricrre
@sn1eool nno B~i5eoomirol GaD.
mono 5ernoro 8ronfreid1.
Mosfolt Die ,Groip0o", 0ns
Organ ser Gommuniltiiden 8ortei
beriiderte, Dab H1iBlonO feinolih ge-
iinnte Snfereiien fir Die geipegllng
berontiportIih mGrett, einen on0r0-
lihen @lod" bon 0atioren 81 bill
oeiI Ser beruutlid ShmeOen gSpr.
lueoell, 0Gnenlorf lutD 6iunInn6
mnfoilcn milroe.
Wfit @e5llg oiif eiileii fiir5lif III
Der Stodbolmer 3eituatg oNfton.
b[1Oet" erIdieneiien glrtifel iiber Oie
Neipe9ilng erflGrte Ole ogromoa":
.GS lit ollgentein befoint, 0ob
irgenoein @Iod, politild ODER mirt.
idaftlidL rid)t ein Bcgriff it, fotl-
bern cine beItimnlte Slidtrng nil=
Sic @eid)idte bat ee5eiet,
ooB idlneoiide HropagonOa filr ei.
nen ,,norOliden 8lod" geipobnltd
bon orBerbal6 her inlpiriert moroen
lit uno inlnIer burh 8einDieligfeit
giuBlano gegefaiber aefeHi3eid)iiet
NOR. Gie neite oNor6bemegiing" be-
folgt oenlelben aiirs, glcid0iiltig,
lpie tie getorht miro
Ole vTromOo" oriidte 9clorgniS
aus. Bob Ser porgeidlogene @lod
nidt nur Die norolihen 21n0er, lon-
bern oieleift aud ,,ein mieOerouf-
gebolites 9eutidlunO" nmfoilen
fonnte.
Ole 3eititng beriiherte Oie Nebr.
belt Der noroli6en 26nOer lei gegen
S lolierrngstbeorien" mie lie bur6
ole 0lelie georobeiuegung" reprdien-
tiert meroen.
Gle erfldrte: Sic begen ocn
fir mirflid ld0pferii6eS
3uiommenipirfen 0ipiIdcn alien
Gnlfern."
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
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bCltdti9t


gSoibington III Ger japanil6e &c
neral yonnibitn pcrlpr ~leilleil
Gurrpf inn 9beritel 8ul0csgeridt,
oelt CT altsgefoAten bat, Inn leilell
Sopf 3u retten.
Ntif 6 ge9en 2 Stinlmen cutldieo
oos Nnnoesgeri6t, DOB Die Nfilitor-
fonmiIlion. Oie Donlaibitu megeli
9uloung iitnfongreiher @raulam-
feiten 5itfu Sooe nerltrteilt bot, IN
g~elebloIer @eile perfobren bobe.
Sic DrnOesridter NlitleOge ulo
Wltrpbp be3ei6neten Sen 8ro5eB olS
gegenIGblid 81 traOitioneacr aneri-
fonil0er @eredtigfeit.
Ser iaponil6e General mar be-
ldul0igt fporOen, IN ben lcBten
aompitagen allf ben 8bilippinen
1913 8erbreden mo @relteltaten let
ner Griippen 3u9elaiien 81 babal.
9os qegen i'm erfanute SooeSitrtell
llnterliegt nod Der lteberprilnlng
ourh Oos Griegsocpartntcltt illlo
General W}ac9lrtbnr.
Sin Momel Ser Wfebrbeit oes
9ulaoesgerid]tS begriinOete 9berlter
grnoesrt6ter Stolle ben @eridts-
entiNeio. Sic Mebrbeit fam 81
folqenoen 5eitltequngen:
IS iaeint uns, OoB oie gerfus
glng 3ur Recommendations per
aomniiiion Coon finn @%enerdlen,
bie gnmnibita pro8eIlierten) cine
redtlide @erfiigung NOR, oaB Die
&ommiIIion redtmdBig 5alamme1l-
geIebt mar, OoB Der 4ntroglteaer
(gomnlbito) Ser Gerlebinng Der
SrieasgelcBe ongeflo9t NOR itno OoB
sic &omniiiion Ole @olnndlt bette,
oen 8ro3cB ourd5ufiibren ut0 DOB
tie bierbei fem milit6riIde8, geies-
Tides ooer observation-disclosures @e-
bot perlebt bot"
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
pater Scr Uicrlinec
crhGlt GhcIAciNMne

Hittsburgb ~ 3ie 27i1br. gleo.
nor s. Sbompion reidte geeen ibren
Gbemaifn Gdeioungsflaee EN-. 8iS-
Der batte tie iid geipeigert, Dem che
moligen Sergeonten @iIinm S.
Sbompion Den Meg fir cine nelie
Gbe frei5umnheit.
Sergeant Sbompion madte I'M
9riege in gngIonD 9ieult. Gr lit
Ser @oter bon Gierlingelt, 5fpet
MGohen u,o 5fpei Sungen. Die ont
2. Sebruor 1914 Srdnlein garpen.
ter in SeonOr geboren Drroen.
@iner ser Sitngen ltorb "a StunOen
nod DER @eburt.
Sbompion bette sic 8aterIhnft
anerfunnt ul0 mieoerbolt erfl1rt,
oaB er Grdulein CARPENTER ebeIihen
NOBLE.
Sic erIte 8erbonolltng I'M Ghei-
bungspro8eB miro i'm 9pril itatt'
finoen.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08

Streitobjeft

9fom Miniiterprdiioent De
! osperi iiberreihte in %leiler Glgen.
lOoft ais Nubenminilter ben Dot
lAaiteru Der Nereilli9ten StoatelL
Gnalonos mo 6ranfreids 9oten,
0ie lid ais Yrptelterfldrungen Sta
liens geQel cine fiir5lidl ben glei=
den MGhten iibermittelte, Inter
ltenung Siiotirols inter Die itrote-
oilhe &pntroae Ser @ereinten 9iotio-
men onregenoe oiterreidiihe Note
oorlteat. Sir Den Soa, BOB Slid
elieoernng jenes @ebiets an Deter
raid beIdloiien meroen ioate, ihlagt
oie @iener &egierung Dor, Stolien
eiren Donna-5 reibofen 81 gemdbren.
lleber Sen Snbolt Der italienildeit
9.ote erf1brt man bisber nifts.
Sii0tirol muroe Ben Stolienern nod
Dem erIten @eltfriege 5ugeiproden.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
llnip. 6ranffnrt
iuieOcr tGti0

Seem gprf II Ser ,,giep Yorf
Scral0 Gribune" miro in einem Be
rid)t, Der ourb Copyright gel6iibt
lit, aus 3ranflirt an Wain genleI-
set, oab Die llniperlitdt 6ronffurt,
cine Ser jiinglteil oelitIden llniperii-
t1tcn nit u1lgefdbr $500 Stuoenten
lnlD eilen 2ebrforper, Der grilnOlidl
BON Ga8is gertinigt 1T, ipieoer en-
'0ifnet mur0e.
9ie llniperiit1t 6ronffurt lit Die
finite 0eutide llniueriit6t, Die IN Der
amerifanilhen Gone Die Mrbeiten
luieoer aiflimmt. Die Groffnungs-
feier berlief obne 3mii6enfaa mo
9emonItrationell.
Mnl1Blid1 Der @ieoererDffmng
Ser llniperlit1t itente bic r5ronf-
furter 3unoi6ou@ Die 5rage, Oh Die
ltniperIit1ten nidt 81 f~riib3eitig
mie0erbelebt meroen. Sas 8latt
forbert cine griinolidere Siebung
ser SltgeloIlenen Stlloenten uno Der-
IalQt, BOB minOeitens so Hro5ent
Ser Gtu0enten aus Ser Mrbeiter.
flufle entl1ommen meroen. Sur
ouf 0ieIe @eiie miro gnrantiert, ooB
sic fiibrenoen GtelIlingen I'M offent-
lihen 9ienit uno in Den geiitigen
ger1tfen BON W1nnern uno Grauen
meroerL Die Der 9emofratie
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
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