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Washington Journal., 1946-05-03
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nen mloiien. Sebe Station beiipielsmei-
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europa ais @inbeit 6ebanOelt miro,
fam elm fiinftiger &rieg OerrnieOen
mer0ert.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03

Der gSfort5eritorer Solar" iiel
III gorle, RS, bei Der anslooung
BON Munition an ieinem Hier IN Der
untereu 8aht oes gaeu Porter Sas
lens elmer @rpIoiion sum gpfer. Gin
miBt ms 176 Wtonn muroeH uerleBt,
miIlt ltn0 t76 Mann plr0en Oerlebt,
Darunter oft id)per. 9as Sdiff muir
oe ourh orei grploiioncn uno Den
8ranO, oen lie berOorricien, ioit ser
fort.
Gie grploiionen erei9neten lid in
9dgeri9mppen Ser 5lotte auf benz
9ier, %3eritorten oieien Sduppen, ril-
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03

Eoris ~ Gie bier IitBenminiiter
praaten in 5rpei itolifniihen 6ragcn
oufeinon0er, nobel 3uBIano Sic
Goroerungen Sitgoilopiens nitf
lle6erIaiiuug BON Srieit uu6 Ben
gr6Bten Seil Sitriens unteritiitte,
ii6 ieood) 9eiterreid)s Nniprttf oiif
SiiotiroI pi0eriette. Sm 8erGaiif
elmer Observation-Disclosures SiBun9
bermodten Die Minircr feinc @ini.
9ung 81 er5ielen.
Sn ser 9rieit . 6roge bette es
por6er gebeiBen, OaB cine &iermadJ
tefommiiiion ole G%rbebungcn ar-
Ort nno SteIle 0urdfiibte, oen glll-
Benminiitern eiilan Ginigumgsuors
if)log unterbreitet bobe, ober Oonn
p~erloitete. ooB aud elm Mfinoer.
Deitsberidt borIog.
Die aitBenniniitcr bieBen idjlieB-
lidl eiiten 8orihIog MoIotnos gut,
6reitag oie grfIdrlrngen lie dtpeier
@ertreter 5toIiens unO Sltsoila-
tpieus entgegen5ine6men. Gle on
oeren orei Miniiter iollen Oieie @r-
fldrungen ieOoh ais 3eitoeribpen.
hung ba3eifnet babens Ga Die Stas
liencr nno SugoIlntpeu bereitS I'M
september porigen Sobrcs ben alls
Rpuminiftern oedeniiher ibrert
Stonopinft bertraten. SO ldgen
ben 9llBemminiitern bier beridieoe.
lie @ren5borihldee Dor, nber Die
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Gtaoten mo 5ronfreihs ipareh iidl
5iemIid dbiliH.
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lien bFeiben un0 SltgoiIaipien ben
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gen. 9ie geringfiigigen &epiiio-
men, 0ie borgenommen per0en itber-
laIien lie ibren StelODertretern,
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tper0en.
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anoerungen fino. StaatSiefretdr
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OeIterreid8 Dor sen Miniitern iiber
ben aniprut oni Siiotirol berlfter
ioae. Die 5rage lpuroe Damn Den
Steapertretern CUR weiteren Trii-
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03

in ooaem llmfange idiiten Mno er-
b%alten".
Sn Ser @egenmart ioa ole Ne-
gierungs 8alaitinaS bleiberL mie lie
lit. 9ie 8ereinten Notionen iuer-
Sen Elm abfommen iiber cine Trell-
banoeridoft fir 9aldltina t%reffen.
9onoon = Cine &eutermeloung
aus Seruialem berid)tet, Dab Samal
Snieini, 8~oriibeilOer Der Arabildler
Sodtomitees fiir BalGitina, erflart
babe. Ser 8eriht Oes englild.ameri,
faniiden 8al1itina AuSidulles
,,oerurteilt Bal1Itina on5u, elm 2ano
6es 8IltoergieBens nno Oes GlenoS
al iein~. Ser 8eridt lit naG iei-
ner Weinung bffenbar nnter Dem
9rltd Ser Gereinigten Staaten OBJ
gefaBt noroen.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03

Itouo BON lie elmer Minutc. 3ie mel.
item 8crIebten bntten fiB .uno
8ranomunoen erlitten.
Sic uSolor9, oeren 2berbauten
oolIitGnoig 8~eriiien muroen, Bat lid
olri ole Seite gelegt nnO lit nit @ai,
Ter gefiillt. Sic miro als poIlit6noi.
ger @erluit bctrahtet.
Gle an 9oro entItanSenen 8rGnoe
fonnten in elmer Stunoe geloift mer-
oen. Gus Shifi bate erIt am 8ormit.
tag an Dem 8ier orgelegt uno mar
nit Munition belooenL %0orurter audi
31a 3oQige @eihoiR.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03

len ein groBes Sod III Sen 215 Mei.
len langen &ier mo ieBten i'm in
Brand Gs lit Der langite Yier Der
@elt.
Gin 8ertreter ser 8lotte teilte nit,
BOB lid IA 0fiiBiere ms t25 Mann
an BOARD oes Sdifie8 beianOen mo
eini1e 0auon IN Die Suit geidleiOcrt
puroen. 9Gdt Matroien, oie nad) ser
GrpIoiion, Die lid min III
1926 ll6r pormittngs abipielte, iiber
@oro ipran9en, muroen gerettet.
Die llriohe ser @rploiion ioll
ourb 5mei ltnteriudungen feltgeitellt
perOen. Sic eriolgten in einem a6-
Washington Journal., 1946-05-03

obne iid beim Stants0epartement
eintrogen 8u laiIen.
Gie bonn @eies borgeiebenen
Sodititrafen limo 3pei Sabre sc.
fdnonis, $4,000 @eloitrafe ooer
beioe Straien Suiammen.
Evening star., 1946-03-08

the British dependents Of IL serv-
icemen living in Washington ane
vicinity, the report said. They are
Mrs. Mona S. Behrens, 20, of Lon.
don, wife of 1t. George H. Behrens
l472 Belmont street NV; DR.. Do.
reen M. Carl, of Plymouth, wife Of
Sergt. John Carl, 1926 v street Sc.
Mrs. Frances May Darcy, of Stot.
fold, wife Of Sergt. John M. Darcy
1643 Thirty-flfth street NV; Mrs
Joan c. Lee, of Cambridge, wife o1
Capt. William F. Lee, 1862 Hobart
street NV; Mrs. Margaret M
Poole, of Glasgow, Scotland, wife o.
T/Sergt. Herbert s. Poole, 1918 New
Hampshire avenue NV, and Mrs
Gwendeline Sisson, wife of T/s
George r. Sisson, 1928 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.
Also Mrs. Nanette Evry, of Lon.
don, and Lynda Evry, 2 months old
wife and child of Corpl Allen Evry
902 Twelfth street NE; Mrs. Sylvia
M. Danser, of Reading, and Robir
Danser, l year old, wife and chile
OF Pfc. William B. Danser, 9Ol Mon
roe street NE; Mrs. Joan M. Chap.
man, 20, of Essex, and Creston T
Chapman, 19 months old, wife ano
child of Pfc. Norman P. Chapman
1886 High View terarce Sc; Mrs
Elsie Maud Duncan, Is, of London
and Robert w. Duncan, 6, wife ano
child of M/Sergt. Norman Duncan
1910 Florida avenue NV: Mrs
Miriam j. Burk, "a, of Bishops
Stortford, Donald S. Burk. l, ano
Michael j. Rust, 4. wife, son ano
stepson, respectively, of Capt. Wal
ter Burk, 2415 Twentieth street
Evening star., 1946-03-08
Lucky Assignments
Bring Army Officer
Bride and Apartment

When 1t comes to getting assign.
nnents, not every soldier can claim
the luck of 1t. Col. Hugh M. Cole
2113 Key boulevard, Arlington, who
is attached to the Historical Divi-
sion of the War Department.
One of his jobs led to romance
his British war bride is now on hel
way to the United States-and an
other assignment brought the newly
weds an apartment in Washington
The bride, Mrs Catherine Cole, is
due to arrive in New York next
Friday on the George w. Goethals
The vessel sailed Wednesday from
LIE Havre, France, with 80 English
and Belgian wives and children OF
American servicemen.
Met Bride in London.
While on assignment in London
Col. Cole met his bride when she
was attached to the United States
War Department civilian staff there
AS he subsequently moved into Nor
mandy and Germany as member
of the staff of Gen. Patton, she was
successfully assigned to Paris and
Frankfurt, as the American troops
advanced. Their marriage took
place June Is, last year.
At the end of hostilities, Col
Cole, who was a professor of his.
tory at the University of Chicago
in civilian life, was appointed dep.
uty historian of the European the
ater of operations. He and another
officer, Col. S. L. A. Mitchell, ar
rived in Washington February 4
with Col. Cole slated for new as
signment here.
Col. Marshall told Col. Cole he
was being mustered out of serv.
ice, and would give up his apart.
nEnt on Key boulevard. Col. Cole
setLed the rare opportunity to OBJ.
tain living quarters. BY a coinci.
dence his bride was secretary tc
Col. Marshall when he was on duty
in Europe.
Queen Mary to Bring 2,444.
The Queen Mary, due to arrive
In New York a week from tomor.
row, is also bringing 2,444 wives
and children of American service.
men, the Associated Press reported
today. Among those aboard art
Evening star., 1946-03-08
Pledges Of S31O,035
Reported in Area
Red Cross Drive

The Washington Metropolitan
Area Red Cross campaign today
held pledges of $310,o35, or 1877 per
cent Of the $1,573.40o local quota
following submission of totals at the
second general report meeting yes
terday in the United States Cham
ber Of Commerce Building.
Leader among units of the drive
is the General Business Unit with
Evening star., 1946-03-08

31.54 per cent Of its assigned figure
pledged. The Alexandria (Va.) unit
is current runnerup with 2s.23 per
cent.
Givers to date total 1858.
Harvey D. Gibson, national cam
paign chairman, told the volunteer
workers yesterday the Red Cross
wartime commitments have not been
met fully, inasmuch as it must con-
tinue overseas services for occupa-
ton forces and domestic assistance
in service and veteran hospitals.
Saying the need for occupation
armies was recognized generally,
Mr.. Gibson commented:
1--WE can't permit the 1srns' to
spring up We can't let youth
movements become armies in train
ing"
Mr.. Gibson presented recognition
Evening star., 1946-03-08
Firebuq Leaves Hot Troll

SANTA FE. R.-New Mexico
State police are looking for a two
way firebug. Some one recently set
fire to barn, they said, then scat
tered red pepper in his tracks in the
snow, apparently to prevent use of
bl0odhounds in tracking him.
Evening star., 1946-03-08
Youth, l8, Gets Life Term
For Part in FutuI HoIdup
BY the Assoeioted Press

BY The Fssociofed PFesS
DETROIT, Mar. 8.-An 18-year-
old youth who contended his older
brother forced him to take part in
a fatal holdup of Detroit store was
sentenced to life imprisonment yes
terday by Recorders Judge Chris
topher E. Stein.
He Is Alvin Felix Tomala, found
guilty OF first-degree murder in the
death last November / of Patrolman
Alphonse Kemper.
Tomala's brother, Edward, 26, an
eX-convict. also lost his life dur
ing the attempted robbery of a paint
store.
Evening star., 1946-03-08

certificates to Mrs. J. Douglas Jones
and Mrs. John Northrop for out
standing work in the production
unit of the District chapter.
Constance Bennett, screen and
radio star, spoke briefly.
Evening star., 1946-03-08

NV, and Mrs. Betty j. Cole, Of
Powis, Clam, England, and william
A. Cole, 13 months, wife and child
of S/Sergt. John w. Cole, 210 North
Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-15
DEMONSTRATION
TERRACING SLATED

A terracing demonstration and
conservation field is being planned
for Union county farmers at 1870
pm. Aug. %, at the Paul Herd
farm, 8 miles west of Raymond
on State Route 347 according to
Chris Boerger chairman of the
Board of Supervisors of the Union
Soil Conservation district.
One terrace will be completed
and two others will be constructed
during the demonstration. Terrac-
es are the most practical means of
controlling soil loss and keeping
the excess water off the fertile
flat land at the base of the slope,
according to c. @. Phillips, Soil
Conservationist at Marysville.
County Agent, d. B. Robinson,
states h a other conservation
practices will be seen on Mr..
Herds farm, Thursday afternoon,
are two contoured corn fields, a
constructed sod drainageway, a
tile system layout, a ladino clover
pasture, and a discussion of the
Soil Conservation Plan on this
farm.
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Marysville Friends Church
MARYSVILLE VETERAN
IN MARIETTA COURSE

Wallace r. Davidson, 534 N.
Main ST., Marysville, is one of 46
veterans who are taking a course
in accounting at Marietta College
this summer, taught by Miss Mary
Schram, the youngest faculty mem
Der at the college and the only
woman instructor in the depart
ment of economics and business
administration.
Miss Schram, who is younger
than most of her CT students, will
celebrate her twenty second birth
day tomorrow, but it womb be any
different from any other day, she
says. She'll teach her three ac-
counting sophomore sections as US
ual.
Several of the veterans in her
classes formerly attended here be-
fore the war, and have now return
ed to finish their education.
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ways Astounding in the Work of
the Lord" Text l Cor. 1858.
Peoria Frlends Church

Peoria Friends ChurCH
Evangeline Smith, pastor
Sunday school at 2 pm, George
Hamilton, supt.
Worship service at 3 pm. Fare
well message by the pastor
Thursday prayer service at 8 p.
m
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-15

sented by Mary Wittenbrook, Gym
thia Hoover, and Thelma Rhoades.
A poem, Gardening" was read
by Margaret Blake, and talk on
home canning was given by Dor
othy Hodge. Special guitar music
was furnished by Namon Thomp-
son, followed by a harvest reading
by Kenneth Blake; and the song
Bringing in the Sheaves", closed
the program.
Mr.. Skidmore's side treated the
Grange with ice cream and cookies.
The score now stands at 14So for
Mr.. Skidmore and 1440 for Ken
meth Blake.
Everyone keep in mind the next
meeting whic hwill be August n
and Mr.. Skidmore's side will pre-
sent the program, Degree work
will be given in September.
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.(HUR(HE5B


c. ]. S. Wachholz
Services Sunday morning at 10
o'clock in the English language in
which the pastor will preach his
farewell sermon.
Sunday school at $50.
Junior and Senior Walther Lea
CUES meet Monday evening.
First English Lutheran
George w. Dittman, pastor
Sunday school 10 am, Walter
Otte, superintendent.
Church, II am.
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Trlnity Lutheran Church

Trinity Lutheran Church
Rev. E. j. Goedeking, pastor
Rev. John o. Lang, acting pastor
$50 am. Sunday school.
1920 am. Sermon by Rev. j. w.
Schillinger, DID,, president of the
Ohio District of the American Lu-
theran Church, on the theme: AL
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-15
LIBERTY GRANGE

Liberty Grange No. 2281 met
Tuesday evening, at the Grange
Hall. The program was under the
direction of Kenneth Blake. Har-
vest night was the topic for the
program. The program opened with
he Grange singing the Harvest
Song. There were 13 members
present. Lawrence Rhoades gave a
talk on THE 1916 Harvest" A
short playlet why the Washing
Wasn't Out on Time" was pre-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-15
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARNSVILLE, OHIO

11:30 am.
The Walther League meets Mon
day, $50 to10:30 pm.
School registration Monday at
9 am.
Eenvelopes due Aug. IS.
Mems Club picnic Sunday on
school ground. Pot luck. Friends
welcome.
MarysviIle Friends Church
328 S. Main st. i.
John r. Barlow, pastor
Sunday school at $50 am.
Worship and sermon at 1890 a..
m.
Evening Evangelistic service at
7:45.
Mid-week prayer and praise ser
vice Thursday evening at 7:45.
We welcome you in our services.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all friends
and neighbors who helped with the
search for our mother and grand
moter, Mrs. Emma Harvey. Your
kindness was deeply appreciated,
Mrs. Blanche Horner
Mrs. Jack Chamberlain
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81. Lohn,s Lntheran

No services this Sunday. Fare
well service at Chuckery with SER
mon by Rev. c. j. WachholZ.
The Lutheran Hour over WIKC
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New Dover Methodist

Horace L. Sheldon, Pastor
Sunday school at 10 am.
Sermon at II o'clock. Sermon
topic, THE Light of Life"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-15
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Case NO. I5IZ3
Estate of Catherine Blumenschein,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Louis
J. Blumenschein of Union County,
Ohio, has been duly appointed ad-
ministrator of the Estate of Gather
inc Blumenschein deceased. late of
Union County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within
four months or be forever barred.
Dated this 18th day Of August,
1916.
JOHN w. DAILELY,
Probate Judge of said County
S-15-3T
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-15
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Il

At D
Mahogany with deluxe springs and inner
spring M W. heatrola March; rolaway bed Warm
studio COUCH overstu chair table model
monographs Sellers kitchen cabinet deluxe side
long library table, six rock
couc vcoa kitchen STOOL dresser walnut stand round IL
like coffee maker
book racks lamps lamp stands
chairs tubs box; Dishes cook
utensils; linen and bedding
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
milk 10 ga garden tools of
all kind carpenter too lot miscellaneous
mentioned.
Terms: Cash
E.R. KIRKPATRICK
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sprlngdale Baptist Church

SpringdaIe Baptist Church
George c Reed, pastor
Church school 10 am, Edgar
Lowry, Supt.
Morning worship II am.
BYE, z pm
Evening worship 8 pm.
Prayer meeting and Bible Study,
Wednesday, 8 pm.
The True Blue class will meet
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Rea on Friday evening, Aug. l6.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-15

Remember Aug. 20. Annual
meeting Union Rural Electric, Le-
giOn Park. o-L|-Se
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-15
IS, 1916

Remember Aug. 20. Annual
meeting Union Rural Electric, Ls-
giOn Park. oAS-0U
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-15
PUBLIC SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS

going California, the undersigned will sci
north of Plain City, miles south Belle Point and Y mile
New California, on State Route AZ,
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Magnetic Springs Methodist Charg

4fAfNt AINV1D EDHH n . = ~ .
Rev. Hiram B. Holdridge
Magnetic Springs
Church school 10 am, Dorance
Rockenbaugh, Supt.
Morning worship II am.
Pharisburg-
Morning worship 10 am.
Church school IL am, Delno
Wilcox, supt. Sermon topic, Gods
Patience And Yours"
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Russians May Haze Seized Largest
Hydroelectric Dams West OF Coulee

power systems which the Chinese
say the Russians are taking over.
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valley. The Golfer dam already
was in operation and the main dam
about half-bllilt. The japanese en-
gineer in charge (who had visited
Boulder, Grand Coulee, IVA, and
other projects in this country told
me that it would have a general
ing capacity about the same as
Boulder dam (Which is given as
roughly a million kiloWatts) and
about half the eventual output of
Grand Coulee.
Shortly before Pearl Harbor
heard that they had been able to
develop the Kirin dam only to
about one-third of it's rated capa-
city for number of reasons. They
had tried making their own gen.
orators, which didn't work too we'll,
and needed social bearings from
Sweden which up to that time they
hadn't been able to obtain. Also
they were supposed to be getting
some generators from Germany,
but whether they ever came
through before Germany attacked
Russia in 1941 is not clear.
Whether the Yalu generators ever
were installed is also unknown
but there seems to be little doubt
that the actual concrete dams were
finished and that they were not
damaged during the war.
These two dams are at least the
potential backbone of the electric
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Spanish Crisis Views

Generalissimo Franco claims the
Reds are trying to ruin Spain. The
view is natural, in the circumstances,
inasmuch as the Russians took part
in the Spanish civil war on the side
opposing Franco, who drew his strength
from the Germans and Italians, who in
turn used SPANS revolution as a train
ing period for World War II.
Francois attitude, however, is less
important in the present crisis than
that of Britain's foreign minister, Ern-
est Bevin. Saville R. Davis, chief of
the Christian Science Monitors Lon
don staff, dwelling at length on the
British position, writes that Spain. Gin
timately touches the three hottest
questions facing British diplomacy"
and names them as:
1. The effort to solidify western Europe
good neighbor policy which is proof
against Communist influence.
e The struggle tt maintain empire life