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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02

mot be done too quickly; they
must try out the furniture in dit.
terent places.
"Bdu, we never measured to ses
it the washing machine will go in
to that corner of the kitchenette!
You know, next to the frigidaire.'
"Di, you're amazing!"
They'd been dancing and hao
gone out on deck; Diane was look
ing dreamily out over the DARK
water. And thinking of the wash.
ing machine!
"Why, Bill?'' She turned to him
with some surprise. He had said
it so seriously.
He went on in the same sober
tone. Il can admit now, Di that
I was actually afraid when l knew
I'd fallen in love with you. You'd
always had so much money tc
spend, you could go on having it,
throw it to the winds, if you want.
ed to. You played around with a
crowd like that. l swore I'd stay
away from you-"
And you couldn't!" Diane S fin.
gers found his.
mo I couldn't. 1t was stronger
than all my convictions. But you
can't know how relieved l was
when I found you had a serious
side, that you're really very prac-
teal. When you stood with me
against living with your father,
and about your allowance"
She said quickly: Il wouldn't
think of taking it! That wouldn't
be beginning at scratch!"
well, there are not many girls
who'd do it, A deep tenderness
came to his face, and pride. 81
shall never let you suffer from
any want, darling!"
money won't mean anything tc
US, with what We have" she mur.
INJURED dreamily.
He did not say again that she
was amazing. He said: 1--WE ought
to get along very nicely on sew.
enty-five a week. Put the extra
fees I earn into the savings &C
count. Mother'u help you off to a
start; she's expert at making cash
go a long way"
you'll find I am very efficient,
Mr.. Arden. And I adore cooking.
I took a tuu course at school. Oh,
Bill" She put her cheek against
his arm. "I'm glad we're young!
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02

buttons from Giving donors,
ing the fiscal year ending AMI Hu1'
Inc to' a vas solo,3o approx.
mateiy 81. 600 more than any pre-.
The Rev: C.. Darby Fulton =.
Nashville, Tenn, executive o.
tary OF the executive COMMITTEES
foreign missions, reported COW VI
buttons from Giving donors" -,
the fiscal year of 81, 1920, oos ubi ior
with legacies and income 49,
endowment funds brought total
iunas TO sl,S76,s 32. This is approx.
imately $187, 500 more than $500 r[.GA'
ed last year. The COMMITTEE
asking the assembly for ST ,44o :
900 for ia47-48. '
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02
THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, NC

We've years ahead, to love each
other!"
Their ship locked the next eve
ming. They caught a night train
for Grandharbor.
Why don't We go OF to moth
er's for b~reakfast?" Bill sugges;-
ed in the taxi, the next morning.
ooh, no! Straight to the apart
ment, Bill! We can stop in that
store in the basement and buy
coffee and things"
II was thinking the place would
be in confusion"
I'VE won't mind; It'll be tun,
finding things. If we were coming
to some other city to live it would
be like that and we couldn't do
anything about it. Bill, I want to
begin" She curled her fingers
over his arm.
He lifted them and kissed them.
But when they opened their
door, laughing because they were
so loaded with their bundles and
bags. they found their living room
in order, the blue and gold hang
ings at the two windows drawn
back, chairs, divan, cushions all
charmingly arranged, books on
the low table by the winged-back
chair, a bowl of flowers on an
other table. ''Say, Mothers got it
all ready for us!" Bill said with
warm appreciation. "That was
darn nice of her!"
"Nice," Diane repeated slowly.
She stood still, hugging her loaf
Of bread and her bag of coffee.
Then she walked yer to a chair
and changed its position by a little
shove OF her foot.
Bill did not see 1t. He was
carrying the eggs to safety. Look
here" he called to her.
She followed him, her lips tight
against trembling. The small
table in the dinette was spread
with a cloth and there was a bowl
Of flowers in the center of it. The
kitchen beyond showed the dishes
arranged on the shelves, the tea
kettle on the stove.
"I'1l bet the frigidaire is full Of
food, that we didn't need to get a
thing!" Bill put down his pack.
ages to open it. "Sure as any :
thing! Here's bramble jam, even!
Mother remembered my weakness
for it,"
Diane put her bread down with
an unnecessary thump. "Weu,
let's get some water boiling. I'm
ravenous."
Bill filled the new tea kettle and
set it over the stove before they
went into the bedroom. There they
found the twin maple beds made
and spread with the new ivory
covers. the ivory hangings drawn
back at the window. Bill made no
comment. He turned and caught
Diane in his arms. Happy, dar-
ling?"
YES" She dug her face into his
shoulder. Happy, and mad"
she breathed into the tweed of his
coat.
TRY it, Dr." Bill urged of the
bramble jelly, when later they sat
at their breakfast. But she re
fused it. She looked away from it.
A clock, a wedding gift, chimed
nine o'clock. Bill laughed. Moth
er even wound the clock!" Then
his eyes met and chung to DANES.
I've got to leave you, honey. You
said tive begin today" He rose
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02
SEARCH FOR OIL
NOT ALWAYS EASY
Seekers Now Moving
Into Gulf Waters
To Sink Wells

HOUSTON, Tex. -WR-Oil men.
probing the waters of the Gulf Of
Mexico in the never-ending hunt
for precious crude, are finding out
that the ticklish task requires
them. to be seafaring men as well
as expert oil drillers.
Ordinary oil field operation is
beset with plenty of difficulties,
disappointments a n d failure. But
the seagoing variety exceeds any
thing in the way of knotty PROB
lens.
As soon as a driller sets out
from shore with his cumbersome
equipment, the War Department
enters the picture, since the erec-
ton of derricks in navigable wa
tiers must have army approval.
Then the Maritime Commission
makes a check on the seagoing
commission requires licensed ra :
dio craft used to serve oil drillers.
The operators to be aboard such
boats plying back and forth be-
tween the shore and drilling site
on the water.
Farther From Shore
X the over-water drilling occurs
in the vicinity OF shipping lanes,
the oil operators may be required
10 install the proper lights and
,os horns on the rigging to pre-
vent collisions.
Oil wells have dotted shorelInes
OF the United States for years, but
now the search for black gold is
moving still further away from
shore. One well is producing 10
miles out in the Gulf Of Mexico
and one is now under construction
20 miles out.
The cost of such drilling is enor-
NOUS 1t may cost as much as
$500, 900 to rig up an oil derrick
far out from shore. A single wave
NAV shear off casing and wreck
the costly project.
Salt D0mes Found
The oil potential under gulf
waters is still somewhat of an un-
known quantity-just as it often is
on land. Bu. it has been definitely
determined that al salt domes
exist in the Gulf of Mexico. There
are but 43 domes in existence on
land in the coastal region.
The Magnolia Oil Co., is one OF
the major operators in gulf wa
tiers. The company is engaged in
operations off the Louisiana coast
while Standard of New Jersey is
drilling a well five miles off the
coast Of North Carolina in PIN
lico Sound.
The Gulf Oil Co. has been en-
gagged in a drilling operation in
Lake Maracaibo Venezuela. The
Caddo Lake drillings near Shreve-
port, La, were among the earliest
attempts to seek Oil under water.
The quest has only begun, and
should the world be faced with
another great war, the ocean oil
probers will press the search with
intense vigor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02
3 PHONE WORKERS WIN
LIFE SAVING AWAp n

ST. LOUIS, Mo.-P-Three tel,
phone workers have been aw.ns'
Theodore N. Vail medals and sjoo
each for sacing the lives Of trpo
children inquired in separate So.
cidents in St. Louis last year r..
awards are made annually for
outstanding service to the pnhli,
Medals were presented TO Earrv
o. Boyer and Harry j. Mack;n
for rescuing a ten year old bow
who lost his left foot in a stros,
car accident. The third award wen+
to Frank A. SEWERS, cable reDair.
man who saved the life of a Lille
girl badly cut by glass.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02
SYNOPSIS

SA0
The wedding Of viva cious Diane
farrell to Bill Arden, serious
young lawyer, was an important
event in Grandharbor society,
though some of its more conserv-
alive members doubted the wis :
dom of the groom's choice OF
bride. Bill belonged to one of the
towns oldest families, while Di-
ane's father, wealthy j. Emmett
farrell, and Paula, her step-moth-
er, were comparative newcomers,
with little or no background. 1t
was rumored, too, that j. Emmett
had come by his huge fortune
rather questionably. Among the
guests was Page Winston, who
had been in love with Bill since
childhood. Diane, about to throw
her bridal bouquet, saw Page
quietly standing in the back
ground, and deliberately tossed
the flowers to her. Rufus Kent !,
newspaperman and Bills former
roommate at Harvard, noted
Pages embarrassment, and fol-
flowed her to the terrace. Intro
ducing himself, he explained that
he has come to Grandharbor to
work on The Post, and voiced the
hope they would be friends.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02
CHAPTER THREE

At that moment Diane and Bill
were driving through the dark to-
ward Avon Inn, fifty miles out in
the country. where they would
spend the night.
Everything went off all right,
didn't it, Bill? You see, its my
first wedding. I couldn't know, but
l did my best!"
But it had been miles back
when she had asked that of Bill.
Now her gayety, her excitement
had stilled; she sat close to Bill,
her bare head against his arm.
Her breathing made a soft little
sound.
Bill" she said suddenly. GO
faster! l wish we were flying! It's
SO wonderful, the two of us, mar
ried!"
Bill did not go faster. He slowed
the car to almost a stop, put his
arm around her and drew her
closer to him. my own!" His
voice broke under his realization
of actual possession.
1.-THE Reverend Sylvester Cam
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02
GOOD NEIGHBOR POLICY
GETS PRACTICAL TEST

WAYNEsBORo, Pa.-W.D-The
neighbors took a charitable inter-
est in the plight of Mrs. Evelyn
Harbaugh, mother Of eight chill.
dren, who lost her husband and all
her possessions in an early morn
ing fire.
The neighbors pitched in and
gave her a furnished house with
rent paid for nearly two years, a
years supply Of clothing for the
whole family and a years supply
Of non-perishable foodstuffs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-02

The largest form OF the fox
squirrel is the black squirrel
which is very dark in color bnt
always has white nose and ears
Its habitat is the South Atlantic
and Gulf states.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
Neue MindesfIoehne
fuer drei Cewerbe

Stem Yorf - Inter 2eitlttg 0es
itdatIiten neutrality-suspicious. pur.
ben offenttide 8eugenoernebmungen
iiber nelte WinSeltl0bne I'M 9otel-,
Geitaurant, urlo 0os @dihereige.
Werbe i'm 5fnote Seem gorf abge.
balten.
Sir 0as 9oteIgetperbe iAIug SAT-
Hltben, Brdiioent oes Mb2 9oteI
Trooes Council eine1 po9entliden
MlinoeItIobn BON $22 uro einen Din
oeitltun6enIobn non 81 gelits fir
0tenitperionoL uno $34 beop. So
GentS Stunoenlobn fir sic nr0eretl
Mrbeitnebmer Dor. 9ie 40Itnn6ige
Mrbeitspohe miro CUR @~runolnge
0ieier @oridl1ge seno6t.
Mebnlthe MinoetIobne purOen
bon 9orrD Reih fir oas &eftaurolt-
generic in BoridLag 9ebrcdt.
@egenp1rtige WinoeitIobne limb:
90 Gents ie 6tlroe uno MabIaeiten
fir 9ienltperionaf in &eitaurnnts
80 Gents ie Stuloe 1irb WabI3ei-
ten fir anoeres &ei1uuranrperionnl
26 bis SO Gents G~tlnoenIobn fir
9ienitperionnI in @otels; $40 Big
$13 lie ISOLDE fir 9~ienftperional in
9otelpeniionen.
8ernnrO Sin, Yr6iioent Der @Iios
citation Of SoteIs & @eiioence Clubs,
regte -eiuen Minoeititunoenlobn bon
so Gents fir Dienltperionnl IN SO.
telpeniionen un0 bon 55 Gents in
9oteIs an.
Cine An5nbI bon 4rbeiternebs
mern oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS betlin,
nete, SaB bic Srinfgel0er fleinet nno
ielteiter lper0en.
Sir sic MISREPRESENTATION foroerte
aIlfreO guooff bont .GSS-2 nunorD
@orters Soint Boaro einen gnran-
tierten Minoeitlobn bon $50 fir Die
4Oitiinoige 4rbeitSfpode. Ser ge-
gpnlpGrtige MinoeItIobn betr1gt $14
mohentLid.
2ewis s. 5olomon bonn Snter,
borough 2niinOrD Board Of Ern6e
erfI1rte, as 9ro5ent naer 6rniien I'M
5toote Nep yort gebett ibre @dlde
nidjf nuBer Sans. @entt Die 8aIds
foIten erbobt rperoen miiBten, miiroe
iid oieier 8ro5entiab erboben.
f E- 1900
Die -3eugenfommiiIioner meroen
binnen 3ruei Monoten Dem %itnotIi.
den Snouitriefommifiar @omnrO
Gorii ibre @mpfeblungen unterbrei.
ten, Die CT annebmen ODER ~ablebnen
fam.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10

gepoBt weroeu. Sober angeIfelte
fam iid %ungefGbr ousre4aeit lpas
sic 20 pro5entige 3eouftion iiir i9r
6eoeuten rDiiroe. uno menn Die 8orlo-
ge gum @eieb erboben miro, Toll er
oos @eIo duriiderbolten, mas 6tpilfen
/. Sunllor uno 1. glpril itber Die &a.
ten binnlis e~inbebaIten tuuroe.
3. Steuer3abIer, Ole iiber 65 Sebre
alt iino, iolen oie b%eionoere Ser
giinitigllng crbolten bob tueitere
$500 hires ginfonlmens itelterfrei
1in0: oIio $1,000 pGbren0 es bisber
MIR $500 iuarer.
5rii6cr bate alllltion Don elmer
gleidmdBi9en 20 % igen 3e0nftion
ourdl Die 8attf 9eiprodeit. SIN Sab
re 1913 refdten 43,650,U00 3erio-
men Observation-Disclosures Elm,
ober oarunter befonoen fib nur ct
ma 600, Die iiber 100000 ginfom-
men batten.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
plaItiId,e pRctcs 3ar
GatIadte octucrNcn

@aIbinqton @ie bon Seiten
Ser ne. 8lotte 6efQnntgegeben miro,
iin0 Oie Grperimente CUR 6erti9itel-
lung oreioimeniionoler Nbotograp9i-
en- 6ereits 10 melt fortgeiAritten, onB
fie uorausiidtIif I'M CONNER Der
Geffentlidfeit o~orsefii6rt tper6en
fGnnen.G a0urd miro es moalib fem,
,ploitilf berOortreten6e aufnubmen
fit Ie6en, o6ne tpie friiber crit Elm
Stereoifop 3ltr Silfe nebulen gu mill
len.
0ieles neue 0erfcbren lit DIE Or
finoun9 BON GollgIaS 3. Skinner aus
Moilnt Gernon (@eitdeiter Gountp),
q. 9. Seine @nuptmerfmole limb OaS
lGinoriiden BON gan8 fleinen 8illen
aui 9etp0bnliden idmor5peiBen
ooer 5arbiilmen. 8inner bat bier
se6n Sabre an leiner arbeit erperi-
mentiert lino mdbreno Der lesten 6
Sabre lit i5m bic llS. 5Iotte babel
bebililif g~elpeien.
Die .plnltii9e~ Photographic, lpir6
lid mir militdrii1e 8mede ais BON
oroBem 8orteiL erfpeiien DC man
aus ibr brett sic Gimeulionen BON
@cbGuoen sic @usmoBe BON @e-
ihiititellungen uhu. erieben fam.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
Eisenhower bIeibt
der PoIitik fern

Wiami. Slo. - General Gpiebt
9. @iienbotper erfl6rte, DAB er Sol
sat lei un0 oie grndbmlng leines
Nomens in 8erbinoung nit elmer
etipoigen politiiden 3anoioatuT
onidt gut lit fiir sic groBe Srgani.
lotion ole ih befeblige".
Slt einem Snterpiem iiibrte er
aus;
Bon ariegsbeginn an babe id
iofort es obgeIebut, cine iolbe Wog.
Iihteit in griuGgung 81 5ieben.
menn immer Don meiner Sufiinftigen
politilden &orriere sic Reoe thar.
SD babe oas pribat uno offeutlid
getan.
3Gs muB bod pobl elnIeudtenO
Iein, oaB Die g%rtp1bnung meines Sea,
mems in 8erbiuOung nit Der 8olitiE
ni6t gut lit fir ole eroBe 9rgati-
lotion, Die ih befebIige. SD bin
SoIoat, un0 es lit meme 8fIint, Die
@rmee at Ieiten. Die arulee hit db.
loIlt unpolitii6 ltno national i'm
Gbarofter, uno ale anoersgenrteteu
Spefulationen i6a6en MIR Der 81.
derbeit ser 8ereinieten Stonten."
lleber Die M09Iidfeit ieiner Heu.
Iionierung befrngt, ontportete Der
General: SD meiB nidt, portn i'd
cine @eIegenbeit oa5u erbolten tuer-
Sc. Mtr tit cine geipiile Nrbeit
iibertrugen moroerl 0ie id ausfiibren
perOe, ioIonge man mid broudt."
Giienboiuer geipGbrte 3eitungs.
leuten oos critic Snterpietp, ieit ct
Dor einen1 M1onot ans Dem Bratt
General Soipitol in GoraI @obleS
auriifgefebrt lit, no er pegen elmer
Observation-Disclosures bebnnoelt
muroe. ST ioste, OoB er lid ,tplin-
Oerooa" erbolt babe ltno am IL.
Sanuar nod @aibington 8uriid-
febren tDer0e.
Gr be0auerte ben fiir3liden ge-
ridlt elmer Bai9iuatoner 3eitlng,
nonnfr er geiogt Bn6en ioI, er peroe
fir oas Brdii0entenomt f~anoioieren,
Toas Dos amerifaniiAe 9olf l9n
altf Oieiem 8oiten miinihe.
GiIenboiper erfIdrte lid fir cine
frieoli3e 20iung Der 8eltoifferen,
ser.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
Habbi 1Oiic pcrIGbt
3icniitcnsO Dissemination

99cm gort ~ 4cbbiner Stepban
g. @ile eab allie aenttcr i'm Ameri-
faniifer 3ioniitenberbano ouf Den
er nor m6e5u so 3obren SIT be9riin-
Sen bol6, mo be3eifnete oeu fitr3Lih
in gaiel ob9ebaltenen 3ioniitiiden
@eltfonareB Gls cine ~SarnmIung
perionIider SaBgefiible uno prioater
glmbitiouen. Der 8ongreB iei ira.
giih tltl5ureideno" geiueIer, 10 be.
merfte Der 70 idbrige bisber @i6eprd-
1i6eut 6eS 3ioniitenuerbanoeS.
Der fiir8Iide aortereB iei cine
fltrGfbcre 3ieoerln3e fiir Die sioniIti.
idie 5ade 9cpeierL 10 iltDr &a5bi
9Siie fort, ,beirabe cine aataitropbe.
@ir 1aber slilan9e nit Dem Son.
gree gemeinfome Sod}e gematt. In.
iere @eoulo lit miBbraudt moroen.
Sd fam midi ni6t bonn 3ionislnus
3ariid5ieben, a6er i'd 5iebe mid bon
allen Soften I'M n1nerifuniIfeu Bio
u%iitenperbluo 3iriid.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
GeiMnNkeit IN GHrepG
trcb Rmn0cr gut

2onobn Die gepobner euro.
pos begiunen oos neite Sabr 8luar
nit adIte uno Silnger, aber ibr all.
aemeiuer @eiunobeitsauitano lit
iiberraiheno gut, mie Grbebungen
bon nmeritauiihen &reilebertretern
in 81 Souptltdoten Der @elt berte
3eigten.
G~rnd6rungs. uno @eiunObeits.
probleme paren imnter nod non
groBter 8eoeutllng in gnn3 Geutid-
Iatio, ielbit 1T Berlin, oas bon Den
8ierm6dten beriorgt miro. Gad
Gddsungen oentider Qer5te D%erIiert
ieoer arbeiter ungefdbr elm Brlno
per ISOLDE an @epiht.
Gs Diro ertuartet, ooB in ben
pirtihaftIib perihmoI3eHeu 8onen
9eutldIanos t947 etDn 1919 mebr
2ebeusmittel pro6r5iert peroen ais
1916. God Or. S. g. Canning BON
Der 2ebensmittel. iino 2duopirt-
idaftsobteiIuna Ser anlertfaniiden
NliIitGrregierung efldrt, Dab cine
iold}e @rboburg meniger ais Die
4GIfte 0obon ultsmahen miro, mas
n%ottpenoig iii, I'M cine beabiidtigte
grbobung ser tGglifeu 8erpfle.
gungsration non Den aeaentpdrtigen
1900 9aIorien ami 1900 9nlorieH
bor5unebmen.
Gin 3unebmenoer Sanoelguerfebr
NIT Der mebr ieIbitgeniigIomen Com
iet5one miro einige Abbiife iddffen.
@egempGrtig lit es Ser britii1eu
Gone, ieFbit nit omeriforti6er uto
Sopietbilie. INNER nod idner, Die
t1glife 8ation bon 1900 adlorien
5l iteletl. SoduerItdnOige erfLdrett,
OoB 6ie @erpflegung melt unter Dem
8eIunObeitsitnnooro itebt.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
Rocco wUrde gestellt
und ~ersehossen

South @iI6oa, q. 9. - alpbOrIe
9Rncco. Ser in 8etbinoung NIT Der
,taofnera~ 5dieBerei oItf ieine frii,
mere Irou Olga om SiloeIterabeno IN
Ser 9irnes Square Undergraduate
tion aeIuht purOe, lit bier our4 .
SdiiiIe ser i'm perfolgenoen Geteftl=
DC un0 StaotspoIi5iiten getotet NOR
sen.
Bad grfLlruii8en Oes Snipeftors
Scr StaatspoIi3ei g9crleS ga Serge
.2beltebt fein 3rpetfeI@ oariiber, oaB
Noeeo es NOR, Der ont 5anstag nbero
6ag obaeIe3ene 9ous BON 9errr ti1o
1rou 5ronf Nnib in 8eiis nd9Itl u.
III Ser Barege Elm 9eitoble1tes Anto'
mo6iI 3~uriidlieB.
Ser Munn Iagten Die geofbs lei
nit spei ReUoIpern berein5efoHIrner1
uaS 6a5e erfIdrt, er meroe ,,nuf I'M
b~dltinllnte 3eit~ 6teibelt teilte "a
Gorae nit. Ga ct es dber bod on
idieineno nit Der IngIt 81 tut betQm.
man rper0e fbn eruii1efL ginJ er lpd-
ter nndi6en CT 0o3 UerdngItigte Gbe-
paar itabe3li 30 Sturoei in 5hcd)
1ebolteh lntte.
sRprco miro geiudt ieit Der Ger
tnlliaouhg ieiiler % j. frfi6eren 5rnu
Gldn nurh cine 9aouag S9rot onl
IeBten Gieustag. Gas obgeidgte Sc
Observation-Disclosures tarnt lpor-
ben.
9cntl 2lsf cir t9i. @taOdett aus
&1iIaocIpbid, feuerte Den SftiB m
BEN @loltbpn ub, bob Tie cine Hpnt-
aeTtanfna9mc non oer6or8enet SUI
4pafet uathe. Roceo bafte i'd i9r Sc
aelfifder ais Neutrality-suspicious.
etrfer MISREPRESENTATION ousge-
a6belr. Ges linfe geiu Der bertputioe-
ten iungen 6rdlt. mtBte in5rpilden
omputiert meroeu.
81 Sude mad 8occo wuroe
Somsta8 naft nnh ben Gntsttils
per[e9t. aIS Scr HoIi5ei mitgeteilt
ipiiroe, Ser gerodhtige lei in Dem
gctsfiH. gorfe Cairo nit einem ge-
Stoblenen Muto geleben luoroen.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
BUdget-Ausgleieh
staff Steuerreduktion

Moihinqton Sic erIte @orIoge.
ipefd,e non Ben 3epnblifonern i'm
Saas u~nterbreitet tpuroe. 5ieIt oui
enc aeouffion Der periOnli6en Gut
foltgltet1tellerH nm eiapa So,ooo.Ugo,
Qo0 aD; 45ar ole MeabIen SdeNeroEDsSs 81
!Dttroe paS auF etf'e gsepnltleH ~. e
BfaS. 9Lldiislal'ien: aler sa @,a w. !.
oetea lldl aHf Ger S y ore
Der Sorla9e 3lilrl ssort' ~ sd,gu ua
aus beIoen Yarretlogerhs 0M aooslsl,
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
AZ 1nIaHen NeS
GRinG'Slmescmees tot

Shanghai - &aHforidungen in
Dem uon 9onmiiniiten beiebteu Sc
bicte in Der RGbe BON Elington bnbeu
ergeben fpie beriftet pirb, ooB ale
AZ 8erlonen on 8oro cines BIug3et-
ges Der @binele Rationdl Notation
Corp. get0tet tporoen lino, ais Die
Mioidine chi Sonutog obitiir5te. 0rei
Cote paren Amerifoner, ferirer limo
Gin Staliener litO elm @ngIdnoer itnl.
9efOmmeu; sic itbrigen SniaiIen mo-
rem Gbineien.
Die omerifoniiden Gpfer linO Der
8ilot, gbas. 5. Sburtep Der II /.
ltg29Ga. 8eomte SObn e. gtdiion
lino Sdppeiter @Ii5obetb geciIe pom
6ran3isfdnerinnen. 0roen in @egDp-
ten.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
KSlit iuirN rcft Gmes
lGnNcrft aNcpticrt

0ew gorf (ORgO = Gem O6er-
birgermeiiter Don Goin geb iein
englil6er aoIIege in Birmingham
oas @erirreden ole Stoot &oIn utlo
6as geiomte NbeinlonO 3u ,,aooptie-
rem Gus ansebot luuroe bon ser
bier bon N8G ~abgeborten NadriG-
tenitlnee oeS @Bg befonntgegeben.
Ser engliide 8eomte iogte, Ole
ginlpobner 8irminGbams ieien oaron
~intereiiiert, gum @ieoeroufbru &olns
uno oes HAeinlonoeS beiSutraaen.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
nntcritiibt Sic NcmtIde
6eitMne, IS ut cure
5citmne!

gsnOet To,niIien . Nadridten,
@ereinsnahridten, IOiDie iunifige
iatereiiGntc Nenigfeiten an Bic
Re6attipH. @ir iinS gerne Be-
reit nu6 frenen ms, 6erurtige
Wndridten i'm uSOnrnaI" IN brin.
gen. Sic bcIfen ms bamit mnO
uermeiben, Oaf mir 6afir bcrant-
luOrtlid gemadDt iuerben, mean gr-
eisniRe in TamiIienfrriiem (@e.
hmrtstaae, @udseiten, 3inbtanfen,
SterbefalIe, 8eInde BON TrennOen
nItu.) nidlt in nnierer, reIp. earer
Seitnns sn finOen iinb.
Henadridtist bic @eSaftiOn.
no Sirtb Ctr. r.. @., @ejhimafor
|, .. 6. (UerHlpreder @AtiOna:
1850.
u
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
GraeSNic nm hitIcr
IN Berlin Ucrlcet

Berlin 6rie6rih 4orI Sromm
1ot in @eoOing- 8erIag Berlin cine
9ro9o0ie 0llrion" eriheinen Ioiien,
sic 6itIers Seq mo Ieinen Inter.
gang aui Ole giibne bringt. 9as
Stiid beginnt nit einem &or-
.ipiel I'M Simmel. Ger @err gibt llri-
an, Dem Eeufel. freie Sano, 81 beirut
den, OBJ SoS 86le ii6 in ser mOoer.
men @eIt nod cintitol Ourhieben
fcnn. Gas 80fe eriheint oann in Der
'@eitaIt 6itlers aiif Der Biibne. Gin
5elue S5enen ipielrn i'm 3irfus aro.
ne Wiiinden). am 5terbebett Sin.
oeitbitrgs in Nelioed,Do einem Som
Oergeriht, in Der &eidsfan5lei un6 iii
8oe66elS' Miniiter5inilner.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-10
Americas nit
Reuktion erfueIIf''

@ai1ington 0Mr6en mir inns
feline Saulionpn itber cine brittle Har.
tel q erfldrte @beIter 8opIes ouf
einein 5elteiien Ser llnion Tor De
nofratic. Nction. Sir fonnen nidt
Dor Ser SotiuAe oie 4itgen uerl6lie.
ben, ooB Die Yartei &ooieOeltS 5u-
aleif sic Bartei giIbos uno &nn-
fins lit. Mber Sic gdtinde bleibt
troboem beitebe1 Dab mir feline anoe.
re @a6[ bnben. glle uniere anitren.
gungen uno al unier JleiB miiilen
benz 3ieIe oienen I'M Scbre 1913
Die Genofrdtiihe 8artei iilter bic
AonttoIle Der 9i6crdfett 81 bringen. "
Sic @itme ocs 8rdlioe1ten 6roiif-
lii .. NooIepeIt II. fem Sobn 5ran-
lin tpobnten oen 6eiteiien Sci.
8DtuIcs ertff Die oredftionare"
6ii9rung Ser rcpu6lifoniiden 8artei
an, in oeren Sanoen fiir minoeitenS
5pei Sabre rnier politii6es uno pirt-
idaitlid)es II. io5iales Sdidial lieet.~
Set Dem 5. Nooember, lit Die 2uft
amerifaS nit .@eoftion erhfllt. Pr
beiterfeinoe, Mnbdnger Dermin0erfer
geilirpgrter geringerer
Observation-Disclosures, 8erfedter 20
berer 36lIe uno 2elite, bic nut benz
Stof orober bo6en enolih ibren
groBen Gag. gritmaIig lett 18 Sab
rem tritt Gin aongreB 5iiutuleil IN
oeiien beioen @duiern Die Nepublifn-
iner Die Mebrbeit ba6en."