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Evening star., 1946-06-27
MOTOR TRAVEL (cont.

DRIVING MONTANA, June 80: 1912 Hud-
son; can take 8 or passengers; share eX-
penses. MR.. FEELEY, HO. 1885 from to
CALIFORNIA-Desire one passenger: con-
yertible coupe, perfect condition; through
8. r. and Los Angeles; leisurely driving;
702 or leave message with attendant. % | ss:
STUDENT wants ride to Mckinley High
school from vic q 9th and Butternut sts.
TWO WOMEN want ride to Cape Cod. sun
day. 30th or Monday. the 1st; references
WMsPT.. PA.-Ride wanted; leave ri. or
Sat, return Sun; 5 adults. MR.. ORSO,
DE. 1000 day, WO. 29S8 nieht. ~
Evening star., 1946-06-27
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

fAhMEk AND WIFE, mid -aged cple., de.
sire Dos. on poultry farm: wife experienced
egg grader; would like private home. bon
340-M, Star
Evening star., 1946-06-27
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

PUB. RELATIONS d. $50. stenog sec,
ysTy yeG IN mInterssstins medical seSretagyn start
trade assoc. secretary, S4O-S5O; radio
news Sec. start $50 wk.: Capitol Hill sec
se nsed 1oo new sepesnte dsy
for new and interesting openings. Oldest
emp. agency IN D. c. % yrs. experience.
See Miss White or Miss Lee-Welcome,
BOYUS. 1888 F. Ma 233S
TEACHERS--Positions available, elemen-
tary, secondary and college; local and out
OF town: some include maintenance.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, Colorado
Bldg. 14th and G. RE. 1898. rs
Evening star., 1946-06-27
PERSONAL.

FEDERAL HOME SERVICE.-Ciean your
home from attic to basement. AID. 5OOs.
Evening star., 1946-06-27

CYCLE CENTER. 912 9th st. NV. Elk.
ssas ssadss ii ss'' After sf sss ss;r pm shift
sieYclEs. nsx m : and J. rebuilt; lightvsishs
essted eas dsa4Sa sariosA % spoRr 81 saoP 4si 81
sfta 81 mo- 81. Sal orisins hi
Sisf1 .,1Ti " ?ssi ssiaeh balloon &: ti:.,
good condition; $40. 1866 west Virginia
sSSsoRRSsAsEHsE sSs HE SissR sssb walnut; epsc. Sec
tionai, INCLUDING desk. cabinet and corner
zgt; sSS; ~ TslsPhes. 81: s45s. 20 a.
good condition. Call Trinidad 4611. after
BOXES for jewelry, 10000. approximately
aas:ls y IL H. y in 1n n nooG 1stsl
sseS sseS pSfx y.r 1ss Goas containing IL drawers
csilarette Bar bar; both new 1ee Also steel safe fe
S.t6 sSmeination , lock wiI sell seDarstsiy
go is9Es' sSsn. sRs1 dtl' II tRS Saturday.
CABINETS, e;As kitchen maid and sinks, wall
less steel and Hnoleam Sinks: slightiy
g eo1 .,Ss Girsrd St: ne; Ao; 1878. -2s
roRb suoTo 81 os
CAMERAS available now: all makes; movi.
brand-new. ROBBINS CAMERA SHOP,
62Q 14th st. NV
CAMERAS, western exposure meters, new
model, In stock and for sale; 500 81. SON.
MERs CAMERA EXCHANGE, 141O New
CAMERA FANS, color prints from Koda.
chromes and color nlm: 6oc up; sx10
CAMERA, press type; fash gun, film pacl
sdpter and film pack. Can be seen at g1z
CARRIAGE and trunk for doll; hand wind
sS1fs50l'' s4sS. girls ''0thins' s-1o-la: as 9R
CASH REGISTER. National; .05 to $iooi
it. See st 1909 14th st. NV.
CHAIRS, folding, wood, hrand-new. Stronl
agsyn2tity; Gag GAG New York az: nv:
terms. etc. Church department. CONNER.
g G1AL { OFFICE s 1sS1 EsSg1RNrTuR1 Co, si6 !
COAL AND WOOD 1ANGEs. new and
sTovE c.. ioi5M 7th It. nv. NA. ss5S
Evening star., 1946-06-27

BUY THIS GROC.. AND COLD MEATs-on
tan. 18th st.; nes5 5oo Oak: 3.rm sH spt II connss-
Price. S6,960: some terms. YOUNG &l
PASTOR. 1929 Vermont NV. EX. 1855.
Evening star., 1946-06-27

JORDAN PIANO co. lo15 7th st. NV.
PIANO, upsight. medium size. mahosany
nj phone: s4a Madison s.. NV; ~ss
mediately. Or. s45s. 90 "0S' se M2s %
PIANO. upright, good condition, s75 CAN
fiANosIons splnst, ststnway apt. up
Ing. ing; several small s.a sna medium size up;
steinway. parlor size and baby srand,
Rsas BY MsoR Spy in ams al
lean Na5s Storage Bldg 2SOl Georgia aye, sd.
Sf4so sfss a1 AND Ri sEseRRmss S4a R1ns uprs u.s.
eellent Nj fonsiti9n' sH,a $4,000. 411e l4!h ST.
.sss s': ssbass Rs: ssss sssss sssss
fs5Ss PoSf Fl Txbh, AIhnfsSn SSTfoVs; We a,s IKE new
PooI TABGEs eDs praetieaiiy SaSl S new. aAxa.
and equipment. WIN sacrifice, for quick
sale. 3 e m Call RE. 1912 between 9 am; sas and
5IslaS Sk5STNGy5Fhet'Ds a sSs' machine good een-
sa s!saS salez ass ''Sl RApio 10
2BIo tss Msstnssonss * use ta5. TT 7aas aos. scA
loud ogss speaker; perfect condition; both $50.
RzDIos&o1mmediate IA Ioso delivery brand dsn.v
STANDARD TIRE 8 BATTERY Co, 10th
and H sts. ne. Open Fri. and Sat. till
pm: Ii: 1858 and Ii. s74l., 81
RADIOs--We have q very good selection
makes that we can deliver Immediately.
Also . few radio-phonoeraphs. Call Ma
tional 1928. JORDAN PLANO CO.. 1915
RADIO, Grunow. table model. = tubes, 4
bands. plugged for record PLAYER, $50;
RADIO TUBES, critical numbers, LAT,
LINZ, 195: 1E6, ~, 6A7, 6As, 1Q, 1SsA7.
prices. ABC SUPPLY CO., 1414 14th st.
NV. HO. 1414. q
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oriidIid feititeIlte, BOB Die gerteiiun-
gen auf Die .ein5elnen 21noer Ieitens
Der llgaHRM RMt DIRECTION in tiefitem @e.
beimnis getroffen tporoen iino OF.
ne bob bic Ser. Staaten ODER Die or-
oeren @eberIdnoer ben geringiten
ginfluB b1tten ausiiben f0nnen. {
Sn dbnlih gebeimnisnoller Mtino-
ipbdre boll5ogen fih Die Biz beiite n,t-
peroffentlihten, aber ebenfnIls bur1
Die Netp Uorfer ,Times' befnnnt ges
Dor6enen abfommen 3tpiihen Dem
ebemaIigen llN&MM- -gbef 2ebnanr1
nit Br1iioent Beneidb uno .Mar-
idaa" gito: oanad ernl6htigte Ser
llge8&4 1Gbef Die tid)ehoI Iloipofiihe
nn6 ilgoilaipiide Negierung, alIe bon
Der l1geRHa in bieie 21noer eeliefer-
ten Bare1 (por aIlem 2ebensmitteI!) D
5u freien WarftpreiIen all berfaufen
uno ben @rlos Der nIlgemeinen
Staatsfaiie 5u5,,fiibren. Wsit an-
oeren @orten: Die bon ben anaelI1d)-
iiIden Steuer5ablern aus WitIei6 ge-
gebenen Spenben tpurben niht an bic
9ungernoen 5ur 8erteilung gebraht,
ionoern on Die eelbfr1ftigen Bebolfc-
rllngsfreile berfauft ,,no NIT benz Gr-
los lpurbe Die Defi5ittpirtihaft Yragg
llnb 8eleraos eebedt. Die geen
Oorfer ,Simes', bie 6ielen 1,nerborten
Sfanoal aufoefte, gab befannt, oaB
geneif lulo Eito auf bieie @eiie mebr
als span5ie Gro5ent ibrer Staatsein-
nabrnet1 erbielten = tteben ben GENIAL
tigen in6ultrieIlen 2ieferungen, Sic oie
ngfH&M auBeroem oireft 6ielen Ne-
gierungen lberfte. IS
Wan beritebt unter oieie1 umIt1u-
ben iebr ipobI, baB oie angeli1hiiIhe
Seffentliffeit aufatmet, baB Der.
ugeR@@- -Sfanbal our1 Die slufl6-
Jung oieier Srsanilation iein natiir=
libes gnbe finbet ,tidbt obne oaB
ser neue uNH8M yGbef 2a@mor6ia
Sen ausideioenben ugs8Ha- -8eante,t.
bobe abldluBprdrlien fir treue
GienIte" 5useiaet batte. - Ser Ba=
nana-Sfanoal bes rteun5ebnten Sabr=
bunoerts bat i'm lge&HM- -5fanSal
oes 5tuansieiten Sabrbunberts ieirt.
miiroiges 8egenitiif gefunoen.
o. st.
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BaH Ennr hsr MNRRA

Die &onmentare Der europailben
Srelie = bejonoers au1 Der jhDeiae4
ridden 8reiie - aii Der auf Der Gem
fer Saeung 'tttebr ODER minoer feier-
lid oerfiinoeten ginltenung Der
uN3@M aeieen cine bemerfenstuerte
8erfennuns Der Stimn1ung, tpie iie
in ben aneelid6iijhen 2dnoern ee=
seniiber Ser l1yaRNM berrid)t.
Inter oem ginfluB elmer mebr ges
Ididten nIs tpabrbeitsliebenoen Hro-
pasanoa lit BEL oielen Wenihen Der
ginbrud entltan6en, als oh Die
uNMHM cine pirflid internationale
S5ilfsnftion tp1re, Die yobne @nieben
ser Nerion" na6 Dem @rao Der 8e=
biirftigfeit Sunger unb glen6 5u linz
bern periudt. = 9ieies roiige Bros
paganbobilo Itinlmt aber nit ben
grauen Satiahen in feiner @eiie
therein! = 3unabit lit uge&&A fei-
ne iuternotionale 9ilfsorsaniiation,
ion6ern cine rein angellabiiihe &ilfs-
organization! Son ben mebr als 81
8illionen Dollor Coos iir6 inrnerbin
mebr afs sebn Miuiaroen Sdtpeiaer
JranfenD, Die bic l1geHHa bisber
CUR Berteilung brafte, itammen ge-
nau iiebenunoneun5ige geinbalb Yro5ent
aus angeliadiilden &aiien, baDon
5tpeiunoiieb5is Brosent aus ben Sa-
Ihen Der amerifaniiden Steueraabler
uno 25,5 Broaent aus oen 9aid)en Der
ensliiben, fanabiihen unb aultrali-
iden Steuer5abler. (@obei am 3anoe
bemerft iei, bob alle bieie angelia6ii-
Ihen @eberitaaten befanntlid] Demo-
fratien lino, oeren @irtihait auf fa-
pitoIiItiiher Baiis betrieben ipiroD
sSnternattonal mar nllr Die 8ertpal=
tune, tuo iid Dor allem Die Ni6tgebe=
Itaaten ourd bobe Sorberungen uno
eifrige 8e,pinigungen aus5eidneten!
= Diele itternationale 8ertpalt,ing
Ser uRM9fM Itellte lih auf ben merf-
tpiirbieen Stanbpunft, baB bic @e-
berItaaten, nad6em tie lire Wiuiar-
ben in ben unergriin6Iihen God Der
l1geMMM eeleert batten, iiber beren
Berfiigung feinerlei Gedt mebr bit.
ten, jon6ern onB bies ausihlieBli1
5ade Ser uNM@M .0erpaItung ma.
re = tporin bic geberitaaten nur eli.
ne berfdtpinoenoe Minoerbeit (uno
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Aaa nrr ffimat Uhrrrfr
Nrnn,anns. hrr 6ttgniati-
iiprteii unn KnnnRrsrpntlr
(Sd)lub foIet)

&r. Nfarrer @ei1enberger itelIt
utts ben folgenoen Brief 5ur Ser
fiignng:
Sodpiir6en!
Wit GROCER Greube boben mir ST.
rel, Brief erbnIten. or frcilt nng bop
pelt, bo Sic Der einaiee iino, Der nod
an uns oenft. Gin ber5lidNs gergelt's
8ott 6afiir!
@ie es in aonnersreatb ousiiebt,
6ariiber flr3 einige Mitteilunger.
llnier Srt lit in ben lesten goeen beg
Rrieges aloh 81, bier5ig Hro3eut 3li-
ian1rlengeiboiien iDor6en. g8ie Der
eun5e arieg unfinn ipar, 10 mar aud
Die 8erteibigling bon &onnersreutb
in letter Minrte llnitiu,. Sn inherent
Srt mar nod bic 90 rno ipoIIte bier
nod ben arieg getuianen. gs fino
ru,tb nel:n5ebn Mnipeien total, BET
sebn Mnipeien nur Die Stanel, 6nnn
nod elm gutter EeiI ourb Bei1ieBen
bei9doigt lpor6en. Ser Hfarrbof err
bielt aab einen Sreffer, oie Stride
5tuei Greffer, Der ifone Bonm beirn
@ingang Der Stride erbielt audi etnen
greffer. Das Snnere Ser Stride iit
ttift befhaoigt, niir bic sJeriter m1ib-
ten idaper Iei6er. 8eils &aus erbielt
aud einen Ereffer MIN. I'm Die air-
DIE berum elm 9reffer nod Dem am
ioeren. Mn Soteni batten mir einen
Mann unb elm Gr1uiein, Don bier,
|iotuie 5iDei Soloaten uno eine JIiid]t-
lingsfrau. 9aB es ni1t mebr Cote
gab, lit tpie elm @unoer. Es ift
ifon biel ipieoer aufgebaut;; aber es
feblt bait an MateriaI. &obip. Bfnr-
rer Naber lit INNER nod iebr rii{tig
unb geiuno; er lit iest iedsun6iieb3ig
Sabre @enn Sic, tpie Sic in benz
8rief angebeutet babeu, llns in. I'M
.lerer Scot ettDas 5,tfo,nmen ln{1en
fonnten, ,parert mir iebr. ontifbdr, ,gs
feblt baupfiddlid, an aleioern linb
8dihe, init Der Nabruna geht les Bel
nns in Der 2ni,btpirti6aff nod iusner.
Was iiberboupt feblt. mare Der Stoff
fir Die Bfeife. 3. i''s's s s.
Son Der 0feil Iiegen einige WiI6-
den bel. Die bat aub bieielbe geot
nit ibren pielen Neffen i,no Nihten,
bel ibrem Batter. febIt alt1 Der Mailh.
&eiI IdBt piele griiBe iiberinitteIn atro
beriifert Sbrer i'm gebete niM 5n
pergeiien. mas audi mir iberipredfrt.
Wir Sir bitten sic audi 'lps !'.'qi tiidF d, per
rel,tb .. ~. e ~
Sbr oanfldha6isera' ite 'ttf
sismuna Rosnesr,
Is. September 1916.
!ouP. s.: Das 9afet lit nod nidt ein-
;getroffen. gs uirba tpuniheen1dBi si,-
:geiteat nno uertsiltagjtii :s
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(sSortfebuito bon Geite Sd

(Tortetuna bon Settle 50
blieb (iie tpnr fir Elm &ino aiserle-
benz, babe ih Dem ortbohoren ierbi'
iden 8farrer 81 peroanfen.
Mus flint @Ioitern ipurben aloIter-
frauen pertrieben. Die Shipeitern
lino in onoeren &loltern Der Oi05ele
lntergebrodt. Oie aI6Iter beniist
man nIs Spitdler, 3ulturbeime ODER
ShuIen. Sn galanfa m1ren bunbert
anoere Sduier orr 8erfiislne eeitan-
oen. man nobm aber bas &loIter.
Shulunterrif)t fonnen Die Honnen
nid,t eeben. Sn Reuias nabm man
ibnen Dor SItern 1916 bas S1iiler=
beiin meg. ba man ibrer 8eiinnung
nid)t trout uno 8eeenarbeit fiir6tet.
0a6 eiuigen @ohen perbot man III
men iebpelbes 9ripatltunbengeben,
ielbIt Die &laoierIti,noen. 0ie Sdme,
itern belddftigen iih Gag uno geadt
nit 6anoarbeiten, um ibr 8rot 81
per6ienen >. unb es lit nift 5u pers
ib,peieen: $50 iie iih ieIber in groBe
ter 9ot befinoen, ipiIien tie oennob
INNER Mittel uub 8ese. nm unIeren
2agerleiiten ourf) cine 8abe ibr 2os
5u perbeKern.
sm gn6e nod stpei Statiltifen:
obii1tlih perfleinere ifl Die 3ablen:
a. lieber tpenieer nit 5iherbeit als
supieI nit l1nreht; (2.) neil es iebr
ibwer lit, Sablen an5ueeben:
SD batte oirefte 8erbinoung nit
benz 2aserorst eites Sterbelagers
uno nit elmer @ou5leifraft bes onoe-
rem. 8om Banat uno SDrmien it,
ferte aua mande Statiitif ourd. 2ei-
ser bat man crit in letter 3eit einen
ssnoer Der SerItorbenen angelegt.
5riiber nuroe garnihts notiert. 8ar
es Mblidt ODER llnfabiefeit, bleibe oas
bingeiteIlt. Bon Ger &an5leifraft eis
nes slrbeitsIoger tueiB ib, bob BON
Sen fiibrenoen Berionlidfeiten oesiel-
ben 2agers nieman6 riftig tpeiB, pie-
piele 2aeerleute iie iiberbaupt beiisen.
Bisber feblen auf Dem eeian1ten
ilgoiIaipiiben @ebiet na1 Dem ein-
Itinunieen lrteiI nieler Grieiter abt-
5ig- biz bunoerttauleno Wenihen, uno
5ipar MIR 9eutihe. slm 2eben iino
nod bo6itens bunoertunbfiinf5ig- Bis
5tpeibunoerttouienb, bon benen Die
SGlfte bas Sriibiabr nidt mebr er-.
leht, tuenn feline Silfe fontn1t.
Die Not uuierer armen Shmaben
lit erob. ibre Sage persmeifelt. gtidt
nur, bob iie nit Der 3eit forperlidb
sugrlfl6e gebeu, niele leioen audi iees
liih bic gr0bte Scot 1lno Shaoen.
Die dItere Sugeno, ipelde forperlih
oo1 1nebr intitanbe lit a,s5ubalten,
gebt ieeliih gan5 augrunoe. unlere
Jrauen berlieren Iangialt BEN Wfnt
iltto, 6ie WdnnertDelt babert auf ibre
8eiie nit @ott. 9aruu nttiilen mir
beIfen. Sd mare Sbnen banfbar oa-
fiir. Denn nuf Sic mir ben 8eg
seisel, mohten, lpie man ettpas er-
reiben fonnte. Sunoertunofiinfaig-
biz 5Dfibunberttanienb heutIbe 2a-
geriel,te fleben Inn &ilfe, Inn &et-
tut1g, um @abrung ibrer flnbamen-
tollten MerliGenrehte. &ann bas
driiHife europa ,lntGtig suidauen
uno baburb iih u1itihuloig MAIDEN on
bielem Berbreben2 Die bei,tlden 2n=
gerlelite floeen Die &egierung Sito
ani
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nsIei-
NM ~

aasnit ol.rh ons. 2aa.ten aAer
@Iodei Der Gibeenofienidoft.
Mir piiriben am esi1briget ei6s
genoifiIhen 8ettog. Dab Der Grieoe III
@ott, ben Der GiniieoIer bonn Mdnft
10 einoringIih uno erfoIereih gepre-
oigt bate, bem 2an6e niih tpfiterbin
erbolten bleibe, 10 Iange @run0 uno
@rat itebt.
(Shlub foIgt)
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friligfprrdltag hPs frl.
Bruhrr KLAUS unn her Iliir
Sirtenidreiben Der Sdueiser 8iia0fe
(sSortiesung)
sSsnt 6ffentlid)e,t 2ebem

aein miIitdrildes 8adIein aibt
uns slufihluB iiber Die 3abl ieinef
9ienittage; ober iein Sdpert b1ngt
nod in oer aerlller Stride beinl Samf-
lteiit Der bic reinigenoe Slut 6eS
gaufpaIiers ibm BOT. Dlit Gbrfurdt
hubert iib Der Sbmalbner 6ieien @e=
genitanben, Die oaran erinnern, Dob
er als Soloat, 6abnri1 1tnb Nott-
meiiter in idtperer 3eit oierlte;. aber
nielnals i'm 8ioeriprud} nit Dem
Saufgeliibbe. 9ieie,lisen, tpel9e ben
lpateren Giniiebler beiuhten, batteil
8elegenbeit 5u boren, tpie ernIt er
Die Hfli6ten zines bieberen Soloateil
Der oamaligen 3eit na9 ben 8or-
| lhriften oes Senlpa1erbriefes bonn
Sabre 1893 nobm. Gabnenflu6t uno
Beutegier tpuroen geabnoet uno Der
Shns BON 9loitern, &irhen rno Sea-
pellen 5ltr Bflidt gelnaht. syrauen-
ebre galt als sillnalttnitbar, ,tpeil our9
ein Sranenbilo aller Weni1en Sell
erneuert uno gemebrt tporben". Die
8eariinoung ser stdtung fir bie
5rau, neil aus ibrem @eiaIedte oie
Dtutter oes @rloiers itamn1t, lit cine
8arnuns aub fir ben beutigeit Sol
oaten. gr ioa nift BLOB bie &obbei=
ten oes arieges, ionoern au1 ieoes
aitsgelaiiene Wort unb alles Sun rn-
| ftttlid]er Saftloiigfeit Ser sSrauentpelt
erIparen.
80 Ianse oie s6weis cine slrmee
beiist, bie i'm geanlen @ottes 6as
Shpert ersreift, nm eige1en 8ooen,
Jrau uno &inb gu i6iisen, uno 10
lange 0as gan5e Seer tpie Die alten
Giogenoiien nod nieberfniet 5um @e,
bet unb Die Sono gum gio erbebt,
fiirhten tpir ben Gortbeitono oes &el
butts ser Sdtpei5 nidt.
,eaa:s5 Per G6emann /.
llngefabr INN 6ie 3eit, ba gruber
&laus aIs Sol6at nah Der Shladlt
BEL Gasa5 i'm Sabre 1446 beimfebrte,
bolte er itd CUR Srau Die 9orotbea
8eib aus ShDenbi-Sarilen. CT per-
Iieb bas Saus ieiner Rinobeit ,ln6
Sngenoiabre uno be5og elm neues
Seim in nddIter Ndbe. Na6 ollem
gu urteilen, mas mir bon oieler ssrau
piilen, bate er in ibr cine iener itar-
fen 5rauen gefunoen, sic 10 foItbar
iino, oab man lie nift BLOB bonn ie11-
| leitigen nfer bes SarnerIees ber6olt,
ionoern 10 pertboa tpie Die Singe, 6ie
man bon ben GuBerIten gn6en ser
groe berbeitrdgt. 9a iie 5ebn .ain-
bern oas 2eben ibenfte nn6 ibr Maun
ii9 in Die alauie aliriidaog, aIs 6as
iiinsite nod in ber Wiege lag, 10 fann
man iih 6enfet, baB tie eine itarfe
5rau iein muBte, oeren 2i1t in Der
ytabt ni6t erloib, unb 6aB iie Bel
Nadt aufitanb, Inn Speiie gu berei.
ten. 8ea6tet man, 6aB ibr Mann ols
/ 0fat uno 9idter oft in offentIiden
8eiddften abmeie,,o fem muBte, 10
beritebt man ailh, Dob iie na1 Dem
Mder idyarte i,nb bob er iiher lein
muBte, babeim cine Jrau 5u baben,
amf bic fem &era pertraute. sic Der.
arbeitete, tuie bic 81. 5hrift iaat,
Wolle nno Glads, Inn Die ainoer au
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@enn ser bl. Bernbaro oas be-
tradten6e @ebet Die 6peiie Der SeeIe
nennt, 10 lit Die attbahtise 8etrah-
tllng 0es 2ebens Ser FL: Sun9frnn,
ibrer 5reuoen uno Shmer3en, ibrer
2iebe uno 8armber5isfeit, ibrer gflo-
ben lno BunOer cine eeiitige Speiie.
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Rrftput El1rr zrttung niltlt ah!

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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-27

An acre foot of water, the
amount required to cover an acre
to the depth of one foot, totals
325 800 gallons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-27
Georgia Litigation
In Election Fights
Is Still Undecided

ATLANTA, Oct. 26.-(P)-Litiga-
ton over who shall represent Geor-
gia's Fifth district in congress re-
manned undecided tonight, as a
three-iudge Superior court ponder.
ed legal technicalities, but the
case seemed likely to be determin-
ed by the voters before legal
maneuvers are exhausted. The
election is ten days hence.
The judges, after two days hear.
ing, deferred decision until moor
Monday on mandamus action il
which James c. Davis seeks tt
have his incumbent opponent, Rep
Helen Douglas Mankin D.-Ga..
stricken from the ballot.
Davis, whose claim was sustain
ed unanimously by the Democra
tic state convention, contend
Secretary of State Ben Fortson
Jr., must certify one candidate a
Democratic nominee for congress
and that he is that nominee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-27
|0USTED OFFICIAL
CLINCS TO VIEWS
Royce Asserts Swathmore
Speech Was To Explain
Fascist Tendencies

SEATTLE, Oct. 26-(P-Sum-
marilv dismissed from the post OF
assistant Attorney General, "
John Royce declared today that
in the Swarthmore college address,
to which Attorney General Tom
Clark objected, he was telling the
american people about fasclsm
as 7 had come to know 1t.
81 propose to commune TO tel
about it to the American people,
he added.
At Washington shortly after
last midnight, Attorney General
Clark dismissed Rogge, stating ne
had 'wilfully violated department
regulations by quoting from a de-
partment report on a, mission
Rogge made to Europe last spring
Royce said he told Clark the day
before the Swarthmore speech
early this week that he planned
series u dQQ1C SSCo Oll
al fascism and ATTEMPTED MAJ
penetration into this country.
He asked me whether l coule
say that the department had no
attempted to restrain me in any
way. I told him that I would be
happy to do so, and did sc ex.
temporaneously."
Clark then reiterated to him
Rogge said, a previous statement
that Rogge's report on his German
mission in connection with war
time sedition cases would not be
made public.
II told him that I would no
mention the report. 1 deny tina
anything was said about the use
of the subject matter of my re
port being in any way u%nethical.'
Rogge will continue his serie:
of addresses he began this week
touring the Pacific coast, and viii
then meet other engagements ir
the east. He plans later to return
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-27
america IS COOL
TO I'm FOOD BOARD
Oppose Giving Agency
Broad Powers Over Pro-
duction And Prices

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-P-,
An official American attitude OF
GOODNESS and caution was adopted
today toward a proposed United
Nations Food board with wide con-
trolls over production, prices and
distribution.
The United States will enter an
international conference on the
plan here Monday uncommitted for
or against it. But a governmental
decision to go slow was adopted,
officials said, after a series OF
meetings this week attended by
representatives of the State and
Agriculture Departments, National
Farm Organizations and consumer
groups.
Sharp opposition to the proposed
control board was expressed by
some government officials as well
as by farm leaders. They express
ed oncer that it might be too
powerful and become strong enough
in time to dictate farm production
policies for this and other coun-
tries.
The proposal, advanced by Dlrec-
tor-General Sir John Boyd Orr Of
the United Nations Food and Ag
riculture organization, will be tax
en- up by a preparatory commits
sion charged with formulating E
long-term world food program.
The United States and is othel
nations are represented on the
commission, which will open its
meetings here Monday. Creation Of
the commission was authorized by
the recent conference of the Fac a:
Copenhagen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-27
Truman Gets Rail Car;
The Cost? Ten Dollars

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-(P-
For the first time in the history of
White house travels, the President
Of the United States has his own
private railroad car, Charles G.
Ross, press secretary, disclosed to-
day.
Although lavishly fitted, the car
set the taxpayers back a mere $40.
1t is a veritable rolling fortress,
with tough armor plate and three
inch thick windows of bullet-proof
glass. 1t weighs 286, $40 pounds; an
ordinary steel passenger a
weighs around $50, 900 pounds.
Actually, the car has been as
signed solely to presidential use
since early in the war. But until
last June it was owned by the AS
ISOLATION of American railroads.
The first trip under government
ownership brought President Tru-
man to Washington from New
York Wednesday night.