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brought an urgent message"
std be ashamed to do that"
she said. Il promised to stay, and
I'll have to. But"
"But you're unhappy here" he
said. "And you're worried"
Il ANA little," she admitted.
"But think it's nothing but
nerves. Nothing could possibly
happen to me-,
Don't say that he inter-
rupteds CURLY. "You don't knowi"
But. who on earth would want
it. interfefe with me?s Il haven't
a penny and T don't know any
secrets. I'm absolutely unimpor-
|tant.". 1ii3.,l
You're notl'' said. Fennel,
|. She looked. at him; their eyes
met, and, she, smiled, her nom
chalant, and. doubtful little lille.
Net. yet, in her life had, she been
.of. supreme Importance TO anyone.
f I've come" he said. when a
sound from above made her turn.
ITS, Uncle Rufusi" she cried.
The old man was scraimbling
down, the hillside, a ridiculous
figure in his volunlinous overcoat
and the cap pulled over his eyes:
he Slipped, and. stumbled as he
came, and clutchedi at the trees
for. support. 81
| Diana ran to help him.
Uncle Rufus!" she said, Il
didn't"
i He struck out at her blindly.
+ mol" he. cried. mo! You've
betrayed mel YOU'RE false and ly-
ing like the rest"
look here!" interposed. Fem
incl
aHold your tonguel' cried the
lold man. And get outl" ~
/ He stood with his arm about a
tree, breathing fast, 9g1aring, at
them both with savage nalig-
nancy. asosffTA a'yy Il MOI
Il, was asleep--and, helpless!.
he said. II trusted you-and you
ran away"
Look here!" said Fennel again.
The old man turned on him
with snarl. He tried to speak
but no words came. He lurched
forward, tottered a few steps,
and fell forward on his face. He
lay as still as if he were a bundle
of rags.
(To be continued)
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TO-DAY IN HISTORY
know Americal

NAAAAVW @~H1HS-~N ,rAI
1778-Gambling in the Army OF
the Revolution prohibited by a
General Order.
l779-After heroic and hlstor-
&c march, Col. George II. Clark
takes Vincennes, Ind.-opening
up the great Northwest.
l820-Maine, then part OF Mas
sachusetts, having voted separa :.
ton IN popular vote, SO separated
by Mass. Legislature. 80. :.
l836-2l-year-oid, Samuel Colt
patents his revolving gun
1876 Ioo years ago. Jo ON Il z.
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Chapter 8
AP Newsfeoivres

Chapter s
"DUT I don't want it. Uncle
ID Rufus" she began, when he
collapsed, sank down in his chair
as if she had dealt him a cruel
blow.
"Don't-want i'll" he whispered.
"All that money :. r"
az, didn't mean to be rude or
llngrateful,@a she said. hastily.
IFS very kind Of. you. /, do APP
preciate 1t. Only, | mean you
don't have to offer me that. I'll
be glad to do what | can for you
without that" fi
mo" he said, Nobody gives
something for nothing.
Lots of people do, Haven't you
ever met any ordinary, people,
who were just kind and deeent?"
"Nobody's kind. and decent, "
said Uncle Rufus. 49, ~
She fell silent after that, sitting
near him, lost, in. her own
thoughts. The loud twittering Of
a sparrow made her turn to the
window: the sun had come out
now, warm and bright. s
Wouldn't you like to come out
and get some fresh air?'" she
asked, but he did. not answer.
Under the shadow Of the, cap
briln, she saw that, his eyes were
closed. She opened the front door
again and went. out on the porch.
sat. down on the, built-in bench
there, with a sigh.
Miss whispered: a voice be-
hind her, and turning, she saw
Wren standing on the, grass be-
low the porch ~ I z fisA
sMissl" heasafd. glanciag ner-
vously over. his shoulder. There's
a gentleman to see you'll"
where is ha23p ,.Ia LeST
There's. a clearing there, and. ]
thought perhaps you'd prefer to
speak to him there"
But who is he?" she asked,
very much interested. nae
'sHe didn't mention his name.
Miss"
"But nobody knows I'm here"
Excuse me, Miss, but didn't
you write a letter."
Could Mrs. Frick have sent
someone, in answer to that let
ter?
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Ordinarily things in this office
run smoothly, the boss puts in
an appearance daily, he, may
come in late if the night before
happened toobetsfene of those, kind
of nights, but heugets here and
if his column isn't written he
writes itsawe take care of5lthe
details ef1f neographing and
mailing, and 9the5d70 newspapers
on our service receive their sToo
Late To Classify" on time along
with the news material included
in the regular weekly Florida
News Service.
But this week for the first time
in four years, we folks on Rus
sell Kay's staff find ourselves APP
preaching the deadline with no
Russell Kay and no column.
This state of affairs is occasion
ed by the fact that Russell is
Secretary of the Florida Fair,
which opened on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 5th and, runs through Sat-
urday, Feb. 10th and because of
his duties at the Fair Grounds,
which keep him occupied from
8 a. M, until midnight, he hashf
even heen near his office and
probably WON'T be until some
time next week. ~
Ia When we finally succeeded in
getting him on the phone to say
'sT'his is your office, remember Us.
and how aboth your column.
he unsympathetically scream
ed, Write it yourself. I'm going
around in circles over here, and
can't even think, let alone
write. @
So why this particular column
may be labelled TOO Late To
Classify, by Russell Key, it, is
really the work his faithful
stoopes, Bill Carter and Ruth
Jacobs, and we will do our best
to pinch hit for ''the little guy.
He told you about the Fair in
his column of last week but he
didn't say anything about the
part he plays in it and we feel
that is something you should
know about.
During the entire. Fair period,
Mr.. Kay handles the credentials
office and has charge of adrnis-
sions for exhibitors, employers,
officials. who on one basis or
another are entitled to enter the
gates without paying,
During the week we have sat
in Mr.. Kay's office at the Fair
and watched him handle hum
dreds of people. When it comes
to knowing the answers, he GER
tain1y knows them. Courteous
and considerable, he moves people
quickly and serenely. He can spot
a chiseler a mile away and can
say NO with a smile and an ex-
PLANTATION that maintains good
will and keeps folks happy.
Another job he has is taking
care Of visiting dignitaries, such
as high ranking Army and Navy
laofficers with government exhib-
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r.. .UNSPANKED GENERATIONS

The complaint is often made, particu-
larly by the older folks, that the govern
ment of many modern families is not strict
enough. If some children are troublesome,
they say it is what you can expect from
IN unspanked generation.
According to the ancient idea, Father
was supposed to take the troublesome
yonngster out to the woodshed 4or some
where, and administer discipline with the
single or some such thing. Or Ma exereis-
cd the back side of the hairbfush. These
exercises were supposed to produce good
conduct.
But modern sentiment fears that such
methods produce resentment, and may
create gulf of bitterness between parent
and child.
Parents should be firm. Many infants
find that they can get what they want by
yelling as loud as possible. If the parents
give up to them, the kids may get the habit
Of teasing and sulking at later date until
the parents yield to them for peace and
oufet. If the little ones get the idea in the
cradle that they have to obey many of
them will be saved from making mistakes.
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Smart Fido Deserves gIRTs
Bone Eide Monument

BELLINGHAM, Wash. (AP).-
Erection of some suitable memo
rial to George Clouda's "all pur-
pose" hound Jake" has been pro-
posed.
n ~ Jake" led his master to the UNI
conscious form of three-year-old
Gene Arnott, who had fallen into
.. ditch while wandering in the
darkness, and saved the child's
life.
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Spiritual Food
PROVERBS OF SOLOMON
BY ]. W.. r.

PROVERBS OF SOLOMON
In the lips Of him that hath I'M
Outstanding wisdom is found: but
a rod is for the back of him that
is void of understanding.
Wise men lay up knowledge.
but the mouth of the foolish is
near destruction.
The rich mans wealth is his
strong city: the destruction of the
poor is. their, poverty.
The labor of the righteous tend
eth to life: the fruit of the wicked
to sin.
i He is in the way Of life that
keepth instructions hut. he that
Irefuseth reproof erreth. '
He that .hideth hatred with ~
ing lips, and he that uttereth a
Islander. is a fool.
In the multitude of words there
wanteth not sin but. he that re-
fraineth his lips is wise.
proverbs 8:13-10
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

Scripture Quotation: charge
them that are rich in this world,
that they be not high-minded, nor
trust in uncertain riches, but in
the living God, who giveth US
richly all things to enjoy; that
they do good, that they be rich in
good works, ready to distribute,
willing to communicate; laying
up in store for themselves a go %
foundation against the time to
come, that. they may lay hold on
eternal life, FL Timothy 6:17-i9.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

its the Governor ! and his staff,
and the like, He arranges for the
extension Of proper courtesies,
for broadcasting over radio sta
tons, news stories, and sees to it
that they are given every ropPor7
tunity to, see the Fair. gdi rl
. Last we kehe took care Of such
as Capt. c. M. Doc7
tori Wassell, distinguished Naval
hero, assigned to Tampa, as host
at the Navy Exhibit; Col L, w.
'Leeney,t directing the magnificent
exhibit of the First Army, I'm
perial Potentate of the Shrine,
VIM. H. Woodfield; and Professor
Tsu Lin Seng of the University
of Marking, China.
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Records His Discharge
AZ Years After War
BEIIEvILLE III lAPl.

BELLEVILLE, III. CAP. =
Among the hundreds of crisp new
World War II discharge papers
registered with the county re-
corder here, yellowed. old-fash-
toned discharge certificate dated
May 8, 1899. has just been record
ed for the first time.
1t was issued to Capt Fred j.
Schrader, who served. with the
Fourth Illinois Regiment at Au-
gusta, Ga, during the Spanish
American conflict
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

Think of your War Bonds in terms
of financial security, freedom from worry
and hold them. Add U. S. Savings Bonds
to them regularly. You'll be surprised how
easy it is to accumulate real stake, the
Bond way.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25
Your Horoscope

FEBRUARY Is, 1916 = You
have nature difficult to compre-
bend, and life which should be
kept in the studious paths of quiet
affairs. There is danger from
attempting to- force fortune too
far, but generally adversely will
be turned to good account liz
stead of breaking the spirit and
f'uining the life. SIS aafIa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25
Key West In
Days Gone By
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF FEBRUARY rs. 1886

Mr.. and Mrs. Marcy B. Darnail,
Jr., arrived in Key West yester-
day for a visit of a few weeks,
Mr.. Qarnall is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Marcy B, Darnall, who re-
sided in Key West many years.
Mr.. Darnall was postmaster hete
and for several years part owne:'
of The Citizen. He now resides in
Florence, Alabama, where he IS
publisher of the Florence Herald.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

In a national survey, recently con-
GUIDED, five of every six women stated
that they believed that we would be at
war with Russia within ten years. Just now
the time seems even nearer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

Monday, February 25th
eNP. Nj. to Midnight
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6:15 1000 Club
$50 Weather Report
6:35 1900 Club
700 Fulton Lewis, Jr.'
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1000 Henry j. Taylor
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HAS Dances Orchestral
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1900 Dance Orchestra
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
Most writer's who advocate
that old age and not youth must
be served have passed three score
and ten, we note"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

The secret behind many of the great
achievements of lifes is just keeping ever
lasting at it. .pas- t3o xloE t.u.. l..< /,
---- ---,-- l...l-cr :. ....hl. d
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

You might observe Washington's
birthday by reading good account of his
life and service to the nation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

Friendship ends where loan. begins,
And Shakespeare advises, Neither bor-
rover nor a lender be- for loan oft loses
both itself and friend
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

Religion must never separate itself
from the spirit of truth and justice.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

! taDIA @Jl5If LII
Every member of the House and one
third of the Senate realizes that an cleo
ton will be held this Year b5I's Il i b-s 1 =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

A total of l,343,l1O men from
the Fourth Service Command
were accepted for military duty
from the first man indicted I'M
der the Selective Service Act to
July 81, 1945.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

President Truman will be the. fifth
president of the United States to- visit Key
West, if the visit5ever takes lplaceQ1unnalt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

The experience that does not FhhKel
Shelter makes us worse No haE9 sEax.
measures.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

Funeral services will be hell
this afternoon in the First Meth
dist Church for Roy Garfield.
who died at sos O'clock yester.
day morning in his home at SO
Francis street.
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IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

/. More Hotels and Apartments.
2. Beach and Bathing Pavilion.
3. Airports-Land and Sea.
4. Consolidation of County and
...- City Governments.
S. Community Auditorium.
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The money you spend won't take care
Of you in your old age ons M'SE
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Subscribe to The Citizen--25c
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Noon to . r. NJ.
1900 Lyle YAM
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las John j. Anthonys
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Pena's place, on Thomas street
across from Jackson Square, was
burglarized last night and three
slot machines and a cash register
were stolen Besides, Pena CAL
bino Morales) forgot to take the
keys out of his automobile and
that was stolen also. The register
with all the money gone, was
found in the alley, near the
saloon, and the car was found on
Duncan street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

Tonight the Pirates of PenzaEce
will be presented by a local cast,
and after the show a concert will
be given by the Cuban marine
band. Both events will be held in
connection of La Semana Allegro.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

A large shipment of apples is
due here early in March for dis
tributicn among relief workers, it
was announced today at WpA
headquarters here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25
RADIO PROGRAM
ANNOUNCED By STATION
set Subject TO Change stt 2
siA WkWE nl5'l 1905
Where to Listen
1900 On Your Dial

Mutual Broadcasting System
'Designates Network Programy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-02-25

Charles B. Fogarty, %, died
this morning in the Veterans
Hospital at Bay Pines, Florida,
according to a telegram received
by relatives, The body is due to
arrive Thursday morning, an1
funeral services will be conduct
ed in the afternoon in the Lopez
chapel by the Rev. Arthur B.
Dinamick, rector of st. Pahl5
Episcopal Church.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16

9eod sen GeroffentIi6ungen in
Der uou Den @%ngldnoern li5en-
iierten 3eituug DEelegrui" uno
Dem bon Amerifonern li5eniierten
Eogesipie9eI4 blei6en sic 81
tern oobei, Dob man lire Sinner
in ruiiiihe Eager eebrudt babe,
no man lie in elmer ,,llelleu 8elt-
onihauung" unterrid,te.
Die Miitter perii6erten 0oB
rtiiiihe OrtSfommnn0onten i6ren
Silieihrei 8e~5irfsleitern ser oon
ben &uiien unteritiibten So3ioIi-
itii6en Ginbeitspnrtei lpe~itergeleitet
b1ttcn, ole n6er, io9ten lie, .bo-
ben lie briisf apieoer meggeIfidt. !"
2out Meloung oes ,,8elegrai"
entbielten Die 2iiten ser Nfiitter
Die Nanen bon 203 Oerntbten
&no6en ans Dem 8e3irf non Gil
ben un6 1874 aus Der &aIauer @e.
geno. SIN Qottfe Der Ieeten So
den muroe ons 8erifmin0en uon
&inoern aus Dem Spreemolo uno
0en Rreiien Gutenberg, 9ott6us,
8eesfom un0 2udou gemeloet II
ollie oieie Srte liegen %innerboIb
8ran0en6urgs.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16

pens an Oen AltBenminilter Soahint
BON &ibbentrop oor unO lei pom
N}ai 1871 Ootiert. 9orin beiBt es,
Der tiirfiide YrGiioent Sn0uii lit
bereit, einen 8ertrog nb5uidlieben,
INN ole MISUNDERSTANDING Der frii.
beren freunOidoftliden 8%e5iebungen
81 gemGbrleiiten."
08rumoo" ia9t, Hibbentrop babe
ooroui geontportet:
o@leid5eitig nit oem offi5ieaen
Abfonnnen uer0en mir einen Sc.
6eimpertrog obi6lieBen Ser inns
ben u%nbcidrdnften 9urdmarid bon
@offen mo Sriegsmoteriol Ourd
Die Giirfei 9eitottet.
Die Sitrfei miro nidtS 0agegen
1oben, merm oieies Bacterial beim
0urdgang bon Dem notmenoigeu
8erionnl 6egIeitet miro. Sn Der
8raris miirOe Dies elmer GrloubniS
gum oeri6leierten transport elmer
gepillen An5nbI bon 1ruppen gleid-
fontmen."
90. 8iftorop bebauptet in Ser
o@romoo", Die 9ofumente bemieien,
oaB Der SilfSdei Oes tiirfiihen Sc
neroIitobeS, General SaIiim Sum
ou5 oen 9euti6en britiid)e 8l1ne
iiber ole britii6e abiidt, Eruppen in
Nornegen 81 Innoen, mitgeteilt
babe. Gr ion aud GentidlanO
,,5lim ri6tigen 3eitpunfte" bon Ger
,,linmittelbor beporItebenoen @efobr
in Noroafrifo" in Genntni8 geIebt
baben.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16

Der Surfei?

2onoon II Die ,,8raiuOa" berof-
fentlidte 9ofumente, ole, mie Die
fommuniitii6e 8ortei8eitung be-
bnuptet, 81 Den .9roBten a~riegsge-
beimniiIen geb0rten. 9oraus gebt
berpor, ooB Die 9euti6en mdbrero
Oes &rieges beabiidtigten, Sruppen
Ourd Oie neutrale Siirfei 81 trons-
portiereu, uno 5mur nit @rlaubnis
bo9er tiirfii6er 8eamter.
0ie amtli6e Somjet : Nodriften-
agentltr Cab, welde Die 9ofumente
perbreitet, bemerft oa3u, Dob lie
beim &iid3ig Ser 9eutiden BON Der
Soften Mrmee in &uBlanO er6eutet
moroen ieien.
CAB erflGrt, es befinoet iid Bar.
inter and Elm Sdreiben 0eS oeut-
iden 8otldaiterS in Anfara, Bron5
BON 8apen, aus Dem Sabre 1871,
ser mitteilte, Ser tiirfii6e Yremier
Sufru S%nracoglu babe inn geiast,
er ,,pitnide eioeSamtlih" Oie Ser
nihtung ser Somjetunion.
Die 8eroffentliG,ans Der Dofu-
mente erfolst in benz 4i9enblide, Oo
HuBlono nod geriiderungen aus
5llperldiiiger Guelle Inn cine Mepi-
lion oes @ertrages BON Montreur
eriudt bat. 9ieies 4bfommen re-
guliert oen S6iffabrtsDerfebr ourd
Ole 9aronnellen in 5rieoenS5eiten.
Die 9ar0nneaenirage lit lett tangent
cine munoe Stelle in Den tiirfiid-
rulliihen- 8e3iebungen.
9ramon" beridtet, zines ser Do
lteae Elm 2eaegramm ga,
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
KaiIcr fcrNert u. :.
Steel > ~1tntcrIMdbMnc

Saflano, Golif. - Senrp 5. aai-
ier iebte lid fiir cine &ongreB.
unterIudung Ser &riegsleihtng Der
groBen Stablfirmen elm unO En-
flGrte, er lei iebr orouf ans, oaE
iein eigener 8etrieb pom Meao
@uBi1uB unter Die 2uppe genom'
men miro. Gr bebauptete, oaf
gegeniiber Il. 9. Steel cine Clint
lingsmirti1aft innerbalb Der 0a.
mails BON Seize Sones geleiteten
Iefenie 8lant Corporation gum
Nad)teil oes pon inn in Jontann.
@aff. e~rridteten Stablmerfes getrie'
ben moroen mare.
aaiier CAB oieie Grfldrung ob.
nnhoem Dor Elm paar Tagen
Sen. Bridges (&., q. s. boridlug,
ooS MeoO &omitee iolle oas &riegs'
ge6aren Scr Rniier ; Sntereiier
p~riifen. sd bin oafiir," 10 iaete
er Sournaliiten, oenen er ieine Or.
flarung iibergab. ,,8enn es Elm
Itdrferes Sort oafiir gibt, benlibeH
Sie es." CT boffe, bob iein Gr'
iheinen Dor Dem MuSiduB 81 Ell
ner meiteren llnteriudung fiihren
uno oieie Setter" uno Ser.
leumoer" nufoeden peroe, Die lei.
ner Rni gu beidmnsen traften.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
feiuelt
NadefrteOen

Nem gorf. Die IieOerlonoe
pollen an 0eutidyluno feline DO
DE nebmen, aber iie molten Die
Sider6eit boben, ooB 9euti6lan0
niemoIs pieOer eiren &rieg iiib-
rem fonn," erfI1rte Or. San
Sermon Ban @oDen, Der bis nor
iehS @oden AuBenminiiter ser
0ieoertanoe gemeien lit uno NIT
ieiuer 6omilie an 8orO Der ,@e-
IterOom" in Netp Oorf onfam.
u9ie Nieoerlanoer ieben nidt
elm, 5u meldem grten Gn0e Elm
Hndefrieoen fiibren ioll. 8ir
glnubten INNER, DOB mir bobere
Morolbegriffe babeu ais 0ie Geut-
idlen. Sebt miiiien mir lbemeiieu,
Dob oas riftig lit. Yolitiih ge=
Ieben lit 8eutihlono unier SIM
terlan0. @s mare iinnlos, unier
Sutherland gu Seritoren" iugte
Ger ebtmolige nieOerlanoiide Mi-
hitter.
Or. Gan &open Ie6nte es ab,
iih CUR ruIiiiden @oltung auf
ser enropaiihen 6rieoenSfonierqn3
in 9aris 3u duBern. o8os mir
anitre6en, lit cine @erbeiieruug
unierer @ren0en, 5. #. Die ab-
idoffung gepiiier @i16udtungen.
8ir molten feinerlei mirflihe
Nnneftionen, Dem mir iufJen fei-
ne gfade."
Ger Miniiter a. 8. modte nod
cine 8aueriidtlife 8emerfuug iiber
ole Barrier 6rieoensfonieren5:
,,Dfan fam acknowledgements an
nebmen, oaB Die aonfereu5 Elm @r=
folg miro, iobolo Die eriten Sc
id1itsoronungsbiiroen genommen
limb. @~egenp1rtig lit iiir ole
Nieoerlanoe oie Souptfra9e, mas
nit 9eutidlonO geide6en miro"
gu ben 156 8aiiagieren Der use
iteroam " geborte ouG Der @aib=
ingtoner bolldnoiide gotIhofter
Or. 2ouoorb Der bon einem 8e=
luhe aus Ser Nieoerlonoen nad
@aibington 5uriidfebrt. gr bat
lid in ieiner Seimot nur cine
@ode auf9ebolten. sd bin poll-
fommen iiberroidt BON Der 5hnel-
ligfeit uno @riinolidfeit, NIT Der
in Den Nieoerlanoen Die ariegs=
ihGoen beieitigt meroen. Ser Inter
idieo lit tpie Gag uito Nadt. 150lfili.
&ubiffuB Shutt II. Sriimmer murbPn
nus &otter0nm p~eggeInufft. Dos
1lfue &otter0am miro mobl cine
iebr biibihe Stoot wer0en." 9ie
gerIorgungslo9e lei 5uIrieoenitel-
len0.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
Harben

u&onnen Sic iid oorItellen, oaB
man iiber Hodt forben6lino meroen
fnnn?~
Dlleber 3odt mo6l faum.~
God. @eItcrn lab th meme
5rau blond. @eute Iebe id lie
fupferbraun."