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The Nome nugget., 1946-01-07
TO THE LADIES
LEMON AND RAISIN
 TURNOVERS

By CHARLOTTE ADAMS
 l lemon
 egg
 12 cup sugar
 12 cup honey
 1 cup raisins
 12 cup bread or cracker crumbs Flaky pastry
 Divide pastry into four portions and roll out to one-eighth inch thickness. Cut into rounds the size of large saucer. Wash lemon clean and dry. Cut in half and re- move seeds. Put pieces through good chopper. Beat egg until light
Evening star., 1946-03-26
Ruffled Curtains
frame summer
windows with
biIIowy freshness

Light, oreomy- white cushion dot cur
toins cost q cool. eloud-ike dir to the
spring and summer home scene. En-
dowed with wondrous resilient qualities
despite frequent laundering, they lend
q gracious charm to your windows
With hemmed back edges, eock cur
toin measures 8 inches long <z no
and As inches wide. ---pair,
Not sho,en:
For more formal, tailored curtain tastes
q Ninon royon ceIonese curtain in
deicote ee-shelI Measures 81 inches
long, 43 inches wide poir, S..
Also another tailored curtoin in cotton
Bobinet, eoru color, thot measures SO
inches wide and the following IeTeths-
So or II inches poir, $315.- 78
inches :. pair, $3.50. 81 inches =.
pair, $4.59.
W&L-Curtains and Draperes Seventh Floor
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07
League Standing
MOOSE LEAGUE
(Tuesday, October 29)


In the o'clock League big Boy"
Canoe continued his 'over- his-head"
streak, with 367 het, high for both
leagues for the night. Mr.. Hager had
high single game of 1873, as well as
a 1886 set. Other nice sets included
a $50 by Ralph Unseld, 344 by Jack
Tritsch, 1856 by Merle Wiles and 1872
by Meats Rolling a SAC game and
a 1907 set, the Ears took three games
from the Noses to maintain their
four game lead The Hoofs also
swept three games from the Eyes
to remain in striking distance of the
leaders.
Hinkle led the late league with
a 129 game and a set of 355 Ike
Eigenbrode finally came to life with
a 342 set. The Threats bumped the
league-leading Tails for three games
and thus went into a tie for first
place. The Threats had high game
of $50 and 1874 set. The Teeth
also won three games from the Legs
and thus move into serious conten-
ton and tighten the race.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07
PRECIOUS STONE LEAGUE


Turquoise, by winning two of their
three games, increased their lead to
three games over the second-place
Pearls, who could only manage to
win one. The Rubies, in a second
place tie last week, dropped back to
third place when they lost three
games to the birthplace Amethysts.
Helen Wilkes had high single
game 117) and Mary Chappalear
had high three-game total $3.50.
High Scores
Mary Chappalear, 113, III, 109-333;
Belva Ford, Ill, 108, 10O-319;
Title Spessard, 104, 1884; Vessa
Bair, 102, 111-312; Helen Wilkes, IT.
307; Irma South, 1O8, 1O2-306; Dot
McGraw 1O4, 1O2, 1OO-3O6; Eleanor
Reecher lis; Virginia Benner, ia;
Milderd Fiery, 1903; Mary Gunder-
man, 1O8; Helena Harner, 103; Yer
ma Stoner, 101; Ruth Schindel, 1O1;
Mary Routzahn, 101.
League Standing
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Se+S NC 0sSNAANAAAA6
! O'Clock League
8 O'Clock League
MINOR LEAGUE
"Wednesday. Oct. 300

Kendall Oilers, previously tied
with Cromer's Grocery for the
league lead, took care of that little
matter very nicely last Wednesday
night, by taking the grocerymen for
three straight games and are now
firmly perched on top. The only
other team to win three was Swiss
Cottage, who handed Rinehart Sun
oco Service three goose eggs.
Cosgrove had high single game
Q47 and Shriver was tops for the
single set (37D. Swiss Cottage
took both team honors with their
single game of 564 and set of 1867
The 1885 Glass
Cromer's Grocery. Fales, 325;
A. Harper, 1898.
Kendall Oilers-Kendle, 125-330;
Hawbaker, 1872, 1882; Rhodes,
116, 319; beavers, 800
Rinehart Sunoco Serb. Rine-
hart 1913, 122-347; Jake Rinehart,
326.
Swiss Cottage-Hildebrand, 1872
319; Cosgrove, 147-338; Shriver, 1876,
1851; Gross, 1877, 341
Rutherford Amoco Stakeholder,
118-335; Polly 1872, 317.
Economy Market-Bradley, 100
344; Brooks, 1889; Schilling, 1913,
1886; Kittell, 318.
Smith Oil Co.-Knode lis; Jones
116.
French BARRIERS - Middlekauff,
1913, $50; Itnyre, 116, 315; Craw-
ford, 121, 118 341.
B. F. Goodrich-Coolz, 122, 49,
1884; Letter, BIZ
American News-Lowman, 139-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07
BEHIND
HOME PLATE
By DOUG STEWART

When Stewart Paxton starts out
to do anything he usually gets re-
suits. Knowing that the Fairchild
Cargoettes were absolutely in the
right, Paxton never let up until the
A.A.U. officials righted wrong and
named the Cargoettes champions of
the South Atlantic A.A.U. Women's
Basketball for the 1945-46 season.
The elimination of this belated
recognition came on Monday night,
when the members of the team
stepped up to the head table at the
F.ER.A. annual Banquet of Champ
ions, held at Franklin Court audi
torium, to receive the championship
awards, to the roars of approval from
the assembled members of the Fair
child's far-fung athletic program and
the invited guests.
Paxton, who always manages to
come up with something different at
these annual affairs, came up this
time with a new POSTMASTER, in the
person of Samuel Angotti, whose dry
wit and subtle digs at various and
sundry members of the organization,
kept everyone in an uproar.
Following a swell turkey dinner,
complete with all the trimmings
dick Kelly went heavy on the tur-
key, but l concentrated on the ice
cream), Stewart Paxton introduced
the F.ER.A. officers-Frank Carly,
president; George E. Reecher, secre-
airy, and Minor Mummert, treasurer
and this was followed by the usual
introductions of the guests
The speaker of the evening was
r. c. Skillman, director of recreation
for the Champion Paper & Fibre
Company, Hamilton, Ohio, who told
his audience of the value of an in
dustrial recreation program, not on
1y as recreation, but also as an i'm
portant factor in building up better
employer employee relations.
l wish l had room and time to
list all the prizewinners in the var
ious branches of athletics sponsored
by the F.E.R.A., under the able di-
rection of Stewart Paxton, Director
of Recreation, but I haven't, so just
let me tell you that by the time the
last group had stepped up and re-
ceived their championship awards
for the 1945-46 season, there wasn't
a single branch of sports that hadn't
been represented.
With both Army and Notre Dame
coming up to Saturdays game unde-
feated and rated the two top teams
in the nation, all eyes-and ears
will be focused on the game
The game shapes up as one that
might settle that often heard argu-
ment-which is more important to q
football team, the line or the backs
for Army has an edge in the back
field and Notre Dame has an edge in
the line. But don't forget that Notre
Dame has a wealth of reserve
strength, that, in my book at least,
should give them a decided edge.
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had double strikes.
High Scores

JULIUS
Corner Tavern - Sayles, 127-366;
Knicely, 1886; Rock, 1872; Miller, $40;
Meier, BAT.
French BARRIERS - Barnhart, 1873,
129-377; Eckard, 138-349; Griffith,
1872, 1896.
Potomac Diners - LoWman, 1876
343; Carly, 15O-961; Ahalt, $40.
Smith Oil - Smith, 1874; Fizzell,
127-334; Hornbraker, 1887.
Fairchild-Elway 128-340; Klimek,
144, 126-385.
North American Cement - Nc
Donald, 140-332; Palladino, 1881
High Street Market - Jennings,
1873; Copenhaver, 1885.
Cromer's Grocery Kephart, 125-
342; Williams, 1856; Frush, 1885,
Hoffman, 345.
Economy Market-R. Snyder, 138-
357; Fahrney, 346; Wolfe, 1856, 1876
381.
Alhambra Cafe Black, 133-363
Baker, 125-350; Shaw, $40.
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League Standing
MAJOR LEAGUE
"wednesday, Oct. 30)

Corners Grocery by winning three
games from High Street Market,
went into a one game lead over
Potomac Diner. Potomac. Diner, the
former leaders, lost two games to
Smith Oil. Corner Tavern had high
team pinfall with 1,720 and Poto-
mac Diner had high single game with
500. Other scores -Fairchild,
SOB, French BARRIERS, 600
Wolfe, of Economy Market had
single game with 1856 and Klimek,
Of Fairchild, had total pinfall of 1886.
7arnhart of French BARRIERS, and
Palladino, of North American &C.
nent, tied for total marks with ID.
Frush, of Cromer's Grocery, Wolfe
and r. Snyder, of Economy Market,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07
SAVE MONEY

Prepare to earn more money and
save the difference. Train the Co.
lumbia Way in the day or evening
classes.
The Columbia Employment Serv-
ice will place you in good position
Catalogue or Evening School bull
letin on request Phone 224 The
Columbia College, III South Poto-
mac Street, Hagerstown, Md.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07

Maybe you saw that poll on who
has the easiest life-men or wOm-
en-? OF course, the men voted that
the women did, and the women
vice versa.
1t would be the same in our town
take any family. Thad Phibbs
envies his Missus spending the day
at home, with no hot office to at
tend to. And Sue envies Thad his
luncheons with the boys; and his
evening glass of beer with friends
(while she cleans up the dishes in
the Kitchen.
Of course, none of it goes very
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07
110-S2O Glass

Canoe, 1876, 129-367; E. Wiles, 1913;
DeMatteis, 119; M. Hager, 138-335;
Schlotterbeck, 1871; Unseld, ia, 49,
$780, Tritsch, 121, 1884; M. Wiles,
ITO, 1886; Myers, 119; Meats, Ill,
1882; Hinkle, 1919, 116, 110-355;
Itnyre, 112; Burger, 1913, 12O-34O;
Alton, ITO; Bowley, 126, 114-337;
Eigenbrode, 1913, 112-342; Elliott, Ill,
12O-325; Snuff, 119; Hornbarger, Ill.
League Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07
343; r. Hart, lit.
League Standing
OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS

Current delivery to 8 wks. Stand
ard sizes. Also aluminium garage
doors. The j. D. Slaughter Co., Bal
timore, Md. 1901 N. Charles St,
Bel 4161. Advt.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07
Bowling
(COntinued from Page 81

NCOutiuucu AEUAu age ~
144-422; Baker, 162, 14O-393; Sayles,
136-335; Metz, 173, 147-442; Knode,
1879, 142 -453.
Helmets-Wolf, 172, 139-404; Ike
Miller, 1863, 14O, 168-471; o. Stottle-
myer, 125, 148-387; Zinkand, 1885,
1863; L. Stottlemyer, 1877; Nichols,
134-361; Chrisman, 143.
Boots-Kenny Myers, 140, 127, 1872
449; Lushbaugh, 1873, 135-363; Coli
flower, 10000; Beard, 142, 148-387i
Hargett, 141, 175-424; Evans, 1877.
Sirens-G. Harper, 154, 127-393i
C. Nichols, 136-353; B. Moore, 1876
C. Jacobs, 168-39O; Lantz, 14O-379; c,
Miller, 149, 129-387; R. Harper, 1873
League Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07
League Standing
ELKS CLUB LEAGUE

The Hips, by winning two games
on Monday night, retained their one
game lead. The three-way, second
place tie, however, between the
Legs, Teeth and Ankles, was broken
when the Ankles won two, while
the Legs and Teeth were each los
ing two.
C. Basore copied high single game
honors Q48), but the high three
game score resulted in a tie between
j. O'Rouke and c. Sawyer, both
came up with a set of 343. The Heads,
who, by the way, have climbed from
fifteenth to tenth place, again had
the high three game, team total
153O.
115-315 Class
R. Gallagher, 1885; L. Har-
baugh, 318; c. Hildebrand, 117-331;
c. Sawyer, 128-343; E. Cline, 116-
318; R. Saum, 117-333; L. Colbert,
116-335; A. Kriz, 121; L. Martin, 1911
1928; E. Ford, 126-328; A, Cromer,
1887; " Nichols, 12O-328; D. HUI
Der, 123-335; E. Harbaugh, 128-32O;
w. Harne, 131-338; G. Fisher, 1877
322; E. Pryor, 1T; c. Basore, 148-
329; J. Hildebrand, 315; H. Myers,
BIT; E. Rowland, 1873; w. Nigh, 1872;
]. Thompson, 1881; C. Gibney,
1913; j. O'Rouke, 116, 123-343; F.
Crosswhite, 115; R. Mundey, 1876
$40; F. Conrad, lis.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07

From where | sit e. BY Joe Marsh
Who Gels of Easiest
Men or Women?

deep. Thad knows way deep down
that the Missus has plenty of work
running house; and Sue knows
Thad's friendly glass of beer is we'll
deserved relaxation after a long
hard days work.
From where I sit, most husbands
and wives may grumble now and
then - but they know in their
hearts it's a case of live and let
live, give and take, that comes out
pretty even in the end.
4e M~.4x
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07

New drug develops giant dahs-
hunds. Seems impossible to prevema
German rearmament.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07
The Baby

The Baby
She doesn't drink, she doesn't smoke.
She desn't spend her dimes for coke;
She doesn't neck, she doesn't pet. Z
She doesn't even walk as yet
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-11-07

The famous football player pic
tured above is one of Xale's inn
mortal gridiron stars. According to
Bill Brandt of Mutual's Inside
OF Sports" the diminutive quarter
back in 1929 rose from obscurity
as a substitute back TO become
one of the shiftiest and most elu-
sive men ever to speed over the
greensward of the Yale Bowl. Be-
cause of his small physique, team
mates and fans alike affectionately
dubbed him ''Albie." Can you name
hirn!
ANSWER:
Q300a 7IaQfF
Washington Journal., 1946-11-08
v~2lmtiicmitisMiiss jcbt
Grecr 0ls iriiRcr''

Archaeological - Ser antiiemitis-
mus aruiliert beute in europa me6r
ais in oen s3eiten Dor &itler, erfldrte
@ohbi Sroing Miller, Der 8oriisenoe
oes GrefittipfomiteeS oes Arnerican
Sapil6 GongreB, in elmer aniprode
Dor me6r ais 300 5rauen. Die an ei-
mem Seftionsmeeting Oes 4ongrel-
les feilnebmen. limo audi in Ben Ser
einigten sStooten ieien religioie 8or-
urteile mo 9igotterie I'M Initeigen.
Mit N,slia onf ole @ieoeran.
iieolung pon Suoen in Tal6itina er.
fl1rte er: DGas idmuBige Spiel I'M
9etrolenn uno Moftpolitif itellt lid
6emmeno ser iiioiiden Sebniiht emf
gegen, in @iiroe uno 6reibeit 81 le-
ben F"
Washington Journal., 1946-11-08
2lbrciIc NcMtldtcr
2lrbcitcr bcR0nNclt

Berlin - 9os aoorOiuotiousfo.
mitee' 0es aoutrollrotes ser alIiier-
ten fiir GeutihIanO b~ebonoelte ole
5raQe Oes abtronsportes Sunoerter
0cutider 'Sefniter INTO S%odlar6eiter
nod ser Sowietlmion. @nd elmer
cinitiinoigen Gisfuiiion wuroe Die
An0elegenbeit ouf Die nddite Sibung
oeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ihuIies uer-
tagt.
Die So5ioloemofrottide Sartei
Geutihlnnos 6ntte bebaltptet, Dab es
iid BEL Oieieu gl6reiien oeutider Pr
better nadl GltBlono in oen meiiten
1GIlen Inn 9eportationen banoele.
Ole G%nalGnOer er6oben nit omerifa-
niiher ilnterititung Giniprud aeaen
oieie 9(6tron8porte uno be5eifneten
Tie ols cine ,,8erIrbun9 Der Men-
ihenredte."
Bon einem 5l%i0erIdiiigen @eDdbrs-
mann miro erfldrt. @eneraI g. q.
auroffin, 8ertreter Ser Sowietuni-
OIL I'M aoorOinntionsnuSlfuB bobe
Sic 1raae uerneint, Oh Die Riliien Die
9Ibreiie 0elltider 6ohorbeiter nod
NuBlono e~r3pnngeD b1tten.
General Guroffin iol( I'M @eqen-
tell periid)ert boben, OaB oie 8uiien
leoiglidl eeton bGtten, mas Die onoe-
rem 8eiubunqsm1fte bereits nor IT,.
rell getau 1aben. Gr ioll bin5uge-
Lii1t bnben, bah CT ben 8ertretern
ser orei @eitnddte NIT gergniigen
sic Ramen Der oelltihen Sngenieure
un0 5dharbeiter, bic nod Der Soip-
ietinion obgereiit ieien nennen mir.
SC, ioiern Die glnerifnner lino Die
gn9iGnoer i1rerieitS 5uerit mitteileH
miiroenmen lie bon 9eutihlon0 nah
ben Ser. Stoaten begin. nod @nelono
gebradt 9a6eu.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-08
KOmmunistenhatz
in Spanien

MaOriO ~ Bon omtliher Seite
perldutcte, Dap OoS geinmte Central
fomitee DER &ommuniitiihen &ortei
Spaniens I'M bieiiseu @oli5eibaupt-
quarter feitgebolteH miro. 8orber
mar bereitS befonnt %geporoen, OaB
Sen. 6rancos Soli3ei m0breno Der
lesten 5iuei @oden bel mebreren
9fu8ien gegen tommrmiitiide Srga-
niiotionen in allen Geilen Oes San
oeS etuo 200 Ecrionen uerboftet bot.
IS mrr0e nift mitgeteilt, miepiele
Mit9lie0er Oes 3entroIfomitees III
@uit genommen miirOen, BOD oiirite
oeren 3abI Iedls nidt iib2ridreiten
inter Oenen iih pier 6rauen befin-
Ben. 9llle lino Gberit enrique Gpuap
ii6erontuortet por0elt, oem Son0er.
rifter fiir Die ltnteroriidung 0es
Gommunismus. @r orOnete oil, ooB
tie I'M GoliSetbouptquartier uerblei-
ben iollen.
llntcr ben 8erbditeten befinOet it'd
Nnltin l3oroa Sonfe5, elm Wtltglten
Oes NotionaIfomitees Der &ommuni-
Itiiden 9artei Spar.enS in 6ranf-
reidS ltns Oereu Gelegierter 5u Der
iuner6al6 Sponiers %betriebenen Or
g%uniiotion. Ser @epGbrsmdnu er-
flGrte, oaB Die S-eitgenommenen le-
oiglid 3ropoQanOo- ul0 Gr9anilo-
tionsurbeit leiiteten.
3uei Run0fpunfieiroer- uno -enl-
pfGnger, cine @nnOpreiie, cine Ser
oieli6Itigungsmoldine iowie 5000
Gremplare oeS nmtlihen fommlri-
ItiIden Organs nNfunbo Obrero"
muroen e~beninIls beihlo9nabmt. Gas
3unofunfger0t oiente nngeblifN 0enl
3guef, nit Der Hortei3entrale III
9ouloule in 6iibllng 81 treten.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-08
Il. 3. bot an0cbl.
So 2ltcntbcmtbcn

eonoon, Die ,0oilp GrpreB~
DeroffentIidte cine Goritellurllg, in
Der 9eioet miro, Dob sic @ereiniqten
lStaaten SO Mtombomben ibd6en uno
in ibrem @erf in Soltfor0, @oi6.,
Ned)S I'M Monat er5eugen fOnnen.
Sic Gr5ablunq qab feline 6%eiori0ere
aueGe fir i6re 5eititeaulla oil. ia9te
a6er 0aB ole @in5elbeiten moBgebeu-
ben SrteS ieit9eiteat ipur0en.
@emdB Ser 9~oritequng Der CT
preB" mie9t cine Atombombe 5000
HfunO, lit ettpo 25 SUB lana llno bat
8luei 5aaidirme befeitigt. @-29, Der
cine 9ltonbom5e iiibrt, mtB ieine
Bipei 8onl6elibd1dlter 5ltiammen1 y
fiigt boben, iagte oos 8latt.
Gs bot odt Atombom6en Sur 3eit
ser Nogoiafiyg rploiion Dor Is Wo-
naten gegeben iugte Die ,GrpreB".
GaS SnnforS @erf, NIT elmer Hro-
ouftionsm0gIihfeit BON ied)s 9om6en
monatlih, ar6eitete ieit oamals, muir
De geiogt, nit polen @rdften.
Gle bei6en 8ifini 8omben boben
Gas Eager pon Der S0dyit5abl 98 ouf
96 perminoert, iogte Die ,@rpreB".
Washington Journal., 1946-11-08
Ntiniitcrecmfcrc1t3
1T Wclfcnfr0bcr

Seem Yorf Die enOgiiItiqell
6rieoensbe0ingungen iiir fiini be-
iiegte friegsperbiinoete 20noer SIT
Ter : Geutidlanos meroen in einem
blaB9riinen 3immer I'M 81. 5tod
zines Stem Dorfer 8olfenfrasers
nieoergelegt meroen.
Die AnbenminiIter Der &ereinig-
ten Stootem Der Somietunion,
@roBbritnnniens nno 6ronfreidS
mer0en an Montag 5u elmer en-.
5llng 5uiommentreten, nm Den emo.
gitltigen 8ortlalit Ser 5%rieoensper-
trdge nit Stalien, 6innlano, Hu-
mdnien 8ulgarien unO ltngorn all
formulieren.
StaatSiefrlet1r 8prnes fliegt BON
8aibington nod Stem gorf. &lB.
lanO AuBenminiiter Molotop lit be.
reits in Der Sta0t. Der engliidje
auBenminiiter 8eDin uno 6ranf-
reihS itellpertretenoer AuBenmi-
hitter Goltpe oe Muroiqe treffen an
8or6 Der ,,4qnitnnia~ in Seem Dorf
elm.
Die 8eratlIng finOet in eiliem
@eieuidofts5immer im 81. Stod.
perf oes Sotels @aloorf- Aitorio
Itntt. gs nur0en bereits itrengite
Observation-Disclosures in ben obe-
rem Stodnerfen Der &otels getrof.
fen. Nlir Die AnBenminilter, ibre
8ertreter lno Mitorbeiter meroen
3ugang bnben. 9as 8eratung83im-
mer miro BON amerifaniihen Col
oaten itrene belpadt iein.
Cafe SucceB, g. .. Sn Sen
8eratlingen Der Il. &C., Die jest bon
ben einn3elnen 9(iisihiiiien iiber-
nomnIen moroen limo, ihnitten Der
treter Der Ser. Staten Die 9o6e Der
8eitraee uno oie 5rnge oes 9auer-
iibeS Der II. %. an.
Sn Serbinoung nit Der Sobe Ser
geitrage proteltierte Der II. Q. 9e.
legierte, Senator Nrtbur $. &an-
oenbers, oagegen. OaB sic Ser.
Staoten 94.89% nIer @ermal-
tllngsfoiten trogen Miollten, w1breno
BON &iiBlnno MIR $50 erboben wer.
Den miiroen. or iebte lid oaber
nit Nadoruf oaiiir elm, Dob Der
8ermnltnnss- uno Budget : Aus-
ihuB, Dor Dem er ipraf, Die bon
ben Oa5u ernannten Jadleuten aui-
Washington Journal., 1946-11-08
McNarney fuer
Weihnachtsgeisi

1Sranffurt a. DC. - General So
ieph :. Mcy9arnep 8sieblsba6er Der
alnerifont1d)en Streitfrafte III euro
pa, erlieB einen Auirltf an Die alle'
rifonii6en Beiabnngstruppen N
9eutihlanD.
SIl Oieiem Appell forOert Der @e.
nerol sic Solooten ar, pes Sitt1es
utlo @eiiteS oes @eibnudtsfeites be-
Ionoers eingeOenf gu iein, inOem lie
9~egeuiiber ieiten, ,,0ie un9liifliher
ais mir limo, unO Defenders gegeil-
iiber &inOern gang beionoers Irenno-
lid un0 %groBniitig~ iillo.
Ger Befe6Isbober u~lplerer Streit-
fraite in europa iagt in ieiner BOT
ihaft, bic on sic Srlippen geriftei
lit, inter onoerem: sd bin Der 9n.
Iift, Dab elm ioldes 8erbalten EN-
ie6r pelentlid)er Cell unlerer 8entii-
bungen iein fam, allen 2anOern una
8olfern 6rieoen un0 guten Willet
81 brilige."
General WicJtarneD uerlld)ertl oine.
rffoniId)e 5oIonten betraften ge-
mo6nfid Die @eibnadtstoge ais Ell
lie 53eit, oie belonoers geeignet ut,
.,6reunolidfeit uuo @roBmiitigfeit,
Sic fir unier &olf 6ordfteriitlldl
lino," 81 befunSer.
Sd babe tas @efiibl,~ iogt Scr
General oniflieBenO, ooaB oieles
Snbr, ,0ns 10 fur5 Der 3eit beg &nrn'
pies uno Ser Sdrten geToGgt lit, einf
neie Ieltene @elegenbeit bietet, oieif
SuItune Ser 5reltnolidfeit uno Der
@roBmiitigfeit, cine Saltung, anl
Sic mir itoI5 lin0, inter 8emeis 81
Itellen."
Washington Journal., 1946-11-08
11cbcIprcis FIR
prOf. i. !. ,lIMucr

Stod6olm - 9rof. Serman S.
Muller, ser meltbetonnte @cnetifer
oil ser llniperiit6t Snoiono, murOe
oIs 9rGger OeS gtobeIpreiieS 1916
fiir Meoi5in unO @bDiiologie u%erfiin.
BET.
Ser So ,Sa6re ate @eIc6rte,
SdriititeIIer utiO 2ebrer erbdlt Den
Yreis iiir ieine @ntoeditng, Dob olrtl
x Stro9len Mfiitotionen o0er bio
Iogiide Gerdnoerungen Der Nrten
bernorgebro1t peroen fonuen.
Ser Yreis beIGuit iih in Oieiem
Sobr auf 10000 idpueoiife 9ronen
ooer $36,205.
Die 3uerfenning murOe in Der
fornellen Sibung eines Gomitees
apn @roieiloren oes Gorolinen Sn.
itituts, ser meoi3iniifen A6teilung
ser %llniperlitGt Stofbolm. berfiinoet.
Die 3eremonie 0ouerte MIR penige
Minuten ga sic totiGhlide @ntidei-
Dung idon borbergetroffen apor.
Erof. MlllIer, oeiicn 2eiihtnBen
ollf Dem @ebiete Der @enetit lAon
lange o%nerfannt iino, itonimt aus
@roB Nep gorf. @origes Sa6r ge.
mGbrte linn ole Godeieller 6ounoo-
ton ser ltnioeriitGt Snoinno eine
8ei6ilie bon $4,000 fitr cine ied,s-
iGbrige 6orihung ouf Dem @ebiete
Der @enetit, nit 0eren AusTiibrine
Mltller nit 3lpei onoeren @iiien-
ihnftIern beatftro9t lit.
Sn Der pergangenen ISOLDE nlabte
Die 9lmerican Cancer Gocietp 8rof.
Muller eine 3lnpenonng uou $500
5Hm 3nede elmer llnteriudlng fiber
&rebS.
Gr o6ioloierte one columbia Uni
periitGt I'M Sabre 1910, madte lei
nell meoi5inii1en Goftor I'M Sabre
oarauf uuo erlparb Den pbiloiopbi-
id,en Goftorsroo I'M Sabre 1916. SIN
Sa6re 1910 uerlie6 Inn Die llniuer-
iitat @0inburgb, no er 8orleiungen
belt sen 3itel zines 3oftors ser
@iiieuidDditen.
Gon 1888 mar CT pier Sabre lang
eriter @enetifer am Snititit iiir @e-
netif in Mosfalt, nah Saoiana ging
er i'm Sabre 1916 bon @nlberit ans.
NC er Die ~5oologiid)e 9lbteilune gelei-
tet 1ottc.
Ils er inn uergangenen Sabre 3u
gorleiun9en nod 2onOon ging, be-
riei 0as Ropol Collage OF SIR
eeonS cine Notwithstanding mir
ieine Heoe iiber @enetif elm.