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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
MOTOR BUILDING
/. PERMIT ISSUED
Carolina Motor Company
Given Permit For New
SIS, 900 Structure

Whiteville Jan. IL, Construction
of a building to house a garage,
sales and show rooms and offices
of Carolina Motor Company at
an estimated cost OF s35, eco was
announced last night by Paul j..
Williamson, owner-operator.
The building which will be 30
by 1854 feet will be constructed
of solid brick with a porcelain
enamel front, Williamson said.
Engineers of the A. j. Carter
construction company yesterday
surveyed the lines and laid the
corners of the building which Will
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12

JOHN JONES

John Franklin Jones, retired
postal clerk, died at his residence
PHO Brandon Road, Princess Place
Saturday morning at II o'clock
after a long illness.
Surviving are his widow Mrs.
Margaret Y. Jones, and five sons,
Francis M. Samuel M, Thomas H.,
Phinllip H. and Alfred E. Jones
all of Wilmington.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced later by Andrews Nor
turary pending the arrival of one
of the sons from California where
he is stationed with the U. S. Navy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
ELIZA MURPHY
SERIOUSLY I'LL
Wilmington Writer In Seri-
GUS Condition AT James
Walker Hospital

Attendants at the James Walker
Memorial hospital last night said
hat the condition of Miss Eliza
Murphy, writer and philosopher
# note, was still very serious.
Miss Murphy, whose Top o. The
Morning" has appeared on the
EDITORIAL pages of the Morning Star
practically every day for a quarter
VI a century, Was taken to the hos
,ital Christmas eve with a heart
,i1ment.
Her condition has not improved
,ince a second heart attack Friday
morning, and attendants said last
night that "she is steadily growing
weaker"
Her brother, Wright Murphy OF
Greensboro, has been her constant
attendant since she was stricken.
Born in Sampson county nearly
30 years ago, the eldest OF SIX
children, Miss Murphy took charge
Of rearing her brothers and sisters
following the death of her mother
a few years later. She started
writing TOP o. The Morning
spiritonic June g, 1915 for the Star.
Miss Murphy has been bothered
with a heart ailment for several
months and recently was stricken.
causing her to miss her deadline
Tor what was repeatedly the first
lime since she started writing.
Her writings are sometimes
selections by little known authors;
but more often are products OF
her own mind and pen, and never
fail to follow a human vein.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
BYRNES AYERS u. N.
SHOULD KEEP PEACE


would not have been possible 'if
the American people had not been
united On a foreign policy"
Brynes, speech dealt mainly in
principles of policy apparently
with a view to passing on to the
American people out of his expert
ences some ideals and suggestions
for the future.
He made these main points:
/. No compromise with basic
principle. The United States can
achieve "a just peace by cooper
alive effort if we persist with firm
ness in the right as God gives us
the power to see the right, -
a quotation from Lincoln.
2. Continued airing of differ.
ences among nations in full public
debate. The discussion in the
foreign ministers meetings and in
the Security Council, Byrnes said,
have ''caused a better understand
ing of the problems and contribu-
ted much to the substantial pro-
gress made at the recent assemb-
ly of the United Nations"
8. Maintenance of military
strength adequate to discharge
American obligations. Byrnes de-
clared present power relationships
cannot be substantially altered by
any one nation without disturbing
the whole United Nations. He add
ed that force does not make
right but we must realize that in
this imperfect world power as well
as reason does effect International
decisions"
4. Development Of international
law. Law among nations has con-
cerned itself in the past, Byrnes
said, too much with the rules of
war and too little with the rules
of peace"
5. Assistance to countries in dis
tress. The United States, Byrnes
said, must give relief to nations
which are not yet ready to look
after themselves fully even though
UNRRA has ended. Similarly, he
advocated loans to aid them obtain
raw materials and reconstruct
their industrial plants.
6. Breakdown barriers to the
exchange of ideas and goods SO
that freedom of interchange will
help remove conditions that con-
tribute to distress and the develop
ment Of blocs.
Byrnes warned against "disillu-
sionment.' There were times dur
ing the past year, he recalled, when
he was deeply discouraged"
when it seemed that repeated efforts
to cooperate with other countries
met only constant rebuff.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
MRS. M A. FORE

CHARLOTTE, Jan. 11.-Funeral
services will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock for Mrs,
James A. Fore, 81, who died here
today.
The daughter of the late Capt.
Benjamin w. Berry and Ann Eliza
Williams Berry, Mrs. Fore former
ly lived in Wilmington. She had
served as State Historian for the
United Daughters of the Confeder-
acy. She was at one time an Off
Ger in the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution.
Surviving are two sons J. Albert,
of Atlanta, Ca, Clyde, of Siler
City; two daughters, Miss Cornie
Fore, Of Charlotte and Mrs. Eliza
beth Fore Crawford, of Roanoke,
Va.
Included in the list of survivors
are Roger and Louis Moore, H.
Berry Wilson and Mrs. Hattie Lou
De Vany, all of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
Did Diamond jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer Pains?

1t is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten so voraciously If
he suffered after-eating pains. Sufferers
Who have to pay the penalty of stomach
or ucler pains, Indigestion, gas pains,
burning sensation, bloat and
other conditions caused by excess acid
should try Udga. Get a Csc box of Udga
Tablets from your druggist. First dose
must convince or return box to us n
get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK.
SAUNDERS DRUG STORE
and Drug Stores Everywhere
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
MRS. ANNIE H. .BALCOMRE

ROCKY POINT, Jan. 11.-Fun.
eral services for Mrs. Annie H.
Balcombe, rs, who died at her home
in Rocky Point, Friday, will be
held from her home Sunday at 3
o'clock. :
Active p%allbearers will be: Lee
Wright, Wilbur Groom, William
Pearsal1, John R. Armstrong.
James Casteen. Honorary pallbear-
ers will be: j. R. Groom. A. N.
Rhodes, Will Casteen, j. R. Casey.
Paul Flynn, Wallace Robinson. #.
E. James,, W. K. White. J. v.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
r ]. LENOX SMITH

Funeral services tor Mrs. ].
Lenox Smith will be held this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from
Soldier Bay Baptist church at
Ash with the Rev. Woodrow Rob-
bins, officiating. Burial will follow
in the Smith Family cemetery.
Mrs. Smith died suddenly Fri
day night at 10 o'clock at her
home.
Surviving are her husband; three
sons. James,, D. c. and Archie
L.. and one daughter, Miss Dulah
Smith all of Ash.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12

hanson expects to be completed
by September 18th.
Leslie M. Boney, Wilmington
architect designed, the plans.
The new home of Carolina
Motor company will be built on
Madison street, the city's main
throughtare, near the site of
Avant and Sholar Chevrolet com
paay.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
DEMOCRATIC WHIP
ADMITS TAX DEFEAT
Continued from Page One)

governor of Minnesota and an an.
nounced candidate for president
Joined fellow Republicans today il
attacking this figure as too high.
SHARPLY padded" said Stasser
of Mr.. Humans budget. Waste.
full and extravaganza"
Stassen told a news conference
he is laying before individual mem.
bers of Congress a proposal to cut
s., 900, 900, 900 out of the Presidents
budget.
He suggested continuing enough
Of the wartime excise 1uxury)
taxes to raise another billion dol
lars to make the total income $780,
500, 900, 900. There then would be
Sc, 900, 900, 900 to work with on his
calculations, he said.
Stassen would handle this as fol-
lows:
/. Reduce the national debt by
So. 900, 600, 900.
2. Cut personal income taxes by
IL IL per cent, a total of 50, $780,
900, 900.
3. Reduce taxes on small bust
nesses by $500, 900, 900 by eliminat-
ing duplicate taxation on earnings
and dividends drawn from such
enterprises.
Stassen said he would not favor
reducing Army-Navy funds below
Mr.. Truman's estimate of 1881
900, 900 but that there is plenty of
room to cut in other activities.
When he submitted his budget,
Mr.. Truman called it realistic and
hard-boiled.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12

mously elected president OF n,
Greenville Merchants associat;on
Judson H. Blount was r~e-elec+..
representative On the board q,
directors Of the state merchant,
association.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
MRS. EMILY ETA HUGHES
CAPTAIN RAMP JONES

SNEEDS FERRY, jan. 11.-Fun-
eral services for Captain Ramp
Jones, "a, will be held tomorrow at
3 p. m. at the graveside in the
family cemetery here with the
Rev. Paul Merrett officiating.
He is survived by three sisters,
Mrs. Henry Smith, Hampstead,
Mrs. Warren Styron, Morehead
City, Mrs. William H. Hill, Swans
boro, and one brother, Farley
Jones. Baltimore. Md.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12

The ancient Sumerians had a
system of numbers based on six
ties rather than on the tens used
in modern arithmetic.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
Greenuiue Merchants
Elect John W. Glover

GREE VILE, Jan. 11-Pe
John. w. Glover has been unani-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12
EVERYBODY HELPS
WITH NEW COMIC


the Orient. where much OF ms
strips action has been laid in'tne
past, are forever pouring into MS
home at New City, N. Y. Thus
when Caniff has "Steve Canyon"
flying his plane over the Hump or
fighting his way out of a Singa-
pore honkytonk. readers can feel
pretty certain that the scene is
luthentically documented.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12

Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12

James, H. W. Stevens and M. W.
Nelson.
Surviving Mrs. Balcombe are four
children, including Mrs. Earl M.
Goodwin, of Wilmington, three
grandchildren, one sister, and
three brothers., J. E. Hale of Will
mington, H. S. Hale, Castle Hayne,
and w. A. Hale, Rocky Point.
MRS. EMILY ETA HUGHES
CHADBOURN, Jan. 11.-Funeral
services for Mrs. Emily Eta
Hughes, So, who died Friday night,
will be held tomorrow at Up. m.
from the home with the Rev. l.. l..
Todd officiating.
Burial will be in the Western
Prong cemetery.
Surviving r three sons: Hol-
land, Percy, and Ivan and two
daughters, Mrs. Mettie Smith and
Mrs. Issie Smith of Bladenboro.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-12

In the first half of 1916 civilian
consumption Of gasoline in the
j. S. was 5 per cent higher than
The 1941 period.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-12-13

The within and foregoing is g full, true and correct copy of the original Delinquent Tax Roll Of real property taxes of the
Kodiak mirror., 1947-12-13

City of Kodiak, all remaining unpaid as of Nov. l2. as the same appears on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of
Kodiak mirror., 1947-12-13
Fire Alarms

Turn in fire alarms at the dep uty U. 8. Mssshaps ofice-locst- ed in residence between the ho- diak hotel and Kodiak Vafle'y store.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-12-13
Go To Church
t3r.ek Russian Orthodox Church
 Rev. Gregory Gleboh

A cordial invitation is extend sd to all members of the cnurcn to attend the services.
 CATHOLIC CHURCH Father Louis B. Fink, 5. J. Sunday Masses:
 Church 8:30 & 10:3O am Hospital 6:30 am Weekdays: Hospital 6:3O am. Holydays: If legal holiday
 same order as Sunday; If workday:
 Hospital 6:30 am Church 7:l5 & 500 am Rosary & Benediction: 7:3O Sundays, Holydays, First Fri days Holy Hour:
 Hospital, 2 to 3 pm every Fri day Confessions:
 7 to 8 prn Saturdays & eve Of Holydays; eve of First Fridays 6:3O to 7:3O pm; and before each Mass
Kodiak mirror., 1947-12-13
PRAISE CHAPEL Rev John Marshall

Sunday School l0:40 Sunday Morning Worship l1:4O Sunday Evening
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Keniun,eeneiIeniAait

5rciburs i. 9. Seit 5tpei Sabrsn
ihon lallfen sic 8emiibun9en Ser Sn.
tereiienlau, sic plten Gcrbrauder-
eenoiienid,aften, sic oas Sitleripltem
furserbono absebroiielt uno beren
@ermSgcn anoeren Sdnoen iibereig.
net bat, tuieoer ms 2eben 81 ruien.
Sn Sreiburs banoelte es iid) Inn Sen
Dor 80 Sabren gesriinoeten 9ebenss
beoiirfniss unb Yrobuftipperein, Ser
in feline &ed,te mieoer eingeiest tper-
Sen ioa. Ser uulGnelt ihon eebilbete
8riinounasn,sldNuG lnter Soriis
bon Miniiterialoireftor Wartlcff,
fonnte in elmer @eriamml,lng NUM-
mebr beridten, baB Ole @riinoung
Ser nel,en Sreibureer aonlumgenoi-
ienId,aft nunmebr geiidert iei. Die
9fiidgabe oes Serm0sens lei &c.
lihert uno ser @runbbeiib ser friihc.
rem slnitalt beidnoe iidb bereits in
9dnben ser neuen 8enolienidaft.
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bebaupten. @ie Sic Singe sur 3cit
lieger, bat es ben Mnibein, oils Oh
Walbington iid nit irgenbeinem
aompromiB 5ufrieoen seben piiroe,
oas uns in Der einen ober anoerel,
@eiie I'M tatiGdlihen Veiis beltimms
ter 8eldnoe auf Der rieiigen Ssnicls
einooe labt, Die lid fir 3wede mill
tlriid,er Stiibplnfte eignen.
Stiuer Yartner ser Gerbanolun-
gen lit a6er nln - 9uBlauo. Sic
Soluiet,lnion sic neue fontinentale
@ormabt, lit naG oem Geriduuinocn
Ser oel,tiben 5lotte ablolute Serrin
Ger Office, lno Dem rlliiilhcn &oloB
lit Ser fleine Sitieeitaat oenu audi oui
8naOe oOer llngnaoe ausgeliefert
Sn ben 8r0nlano= =Gerbanolungen
fann sic Hegierung &riitenien lidJ
feinen 'Shritt leiitell Ser ruliildcs
NiBtrmlen tpahrufen lpiiroe, lrno lic
fonnte oarum nicbt einmal anfansell,
nit uns in ser gr0nldnoiiden elnge,
legenbeit 81 perbanoeln iolange es
Ben Mnidein baben fonnte, ais Oh ba,
nit cine Nnerfennl1g oes ,ueiteren
8eitanoes amerifanii6er Stiibpunfte
alli Ser Sniel oer6llnOen lei. Sdtte
Oiinemarf anoers gebmnoelt, stno
,piiroe es nad) Mufnabme ser Ser.
banollmgen audi nur fir einen slll=
gcnblid SEN Ginorud erpeden, als
iei es bereit. 5ugunlten Mmerifas
auf ieine lSouperdnititsredte auf
8r0nlano 81 per5idten, 10 spiiroe
bies einem ettpaigen amerifaniih-
rl.iiiiden &riege eleidfommen. Da-
81 lit Ser mir,sige Sniel- uno Salb=
inlelitaat bel ieiner totalen, geo.
erapbiid lbeoineten ss6bdngigteit
bon &uBlano aber p0llie auber Stan=
be. l(nicr 'Staatsoepartment tut 6enn
audi gut oaran, ser Sage 0Gnemarfs
in Sem nellen, burd oie beoineungs=
loie &apitlllation 0eutidlanos &C..
ihaffenen europa Nedm,ne au tra-
gen uno Die Yolitit bes Orufes aui
ben fleinen Gerbanolungspartner
nibt iiber einen ge,pilien Y,,nft bin.
aus fortSuieten.
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Shnurren-S1,p6t,te

slntDn @rllfner lplroe pom Gei.
ier Sran5 SoIepb in Auoiens EMP.
fangcn. @rufncr ,pollte lif oafiir Sc.
oanten, oaB ser &aiier ibn1 cine
@obnrng in ser 8cloeoere ii6erlaiien
batte Ser &uiier bali linn iiber ieine
&crleaenbeit elm biBhen bintpeg: cs
lit ibm cine ssreuoe eetpeien, inn ei'
men 0lenit errpieien 81 baben, uno
,penn @rudner ettpas aui Bent Serseu
babe, m6ge er es linn MIR anper.
trnuen. & o. ~-
9a iagte 8rufner, IN ser finS.
ieligen &oritelLung, ser aaiier tonne
aGes: ~@enn Guer MaieitGt amol
en- Soirat Sanslif iaseten, oaB er net
10 niel ibimpfet iiber mib!"
Semano erbat BON ssrieorid) ocln
@roben Die 8naoe, oen 1itel 3onig=
liher Hat 5u erbalten.
,Sies unter ser @eoinsung, sob
gr iih niemals einfallen lGBt mir nit
HatihlGgen 81 oienen!"
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Yoris. - 9ie 0ereinisten Staa.
ten uno gnalauo perbanoeln nit Der
iran50iiihen &egierllng, Oamit Vors
februnsen iiir sic 8eriurg,ng ibrel
Offl,pationstrupp,n in Ieutihlan&
getroiicn mcroen fonnen. Ndberes
mlroc bariiber nidt mit9eteilt, aber
es miro angenonunen, oaB es lih I'm
oie 3urperiiisungltearng BON Bab.
mem, Guart;eren uno nm Sen @esiall
uon 3ollinipcftionen banoelt.
glusoriiflid) .pllroe Die Ytosfaler
Vebauptiws beitritten. OaB Die Ser
s,nisten Staaten Oarum eriubt bat,
ten. einen Stiibpunft iiir ibre slottt
uno ibre tslua,er1e IN 5ranfreid
ODER 9toroairifa 81 ertolteu.
slmerifancr teilten nit, oob lid
hel,te in Sranfreid) MIR 1891 ameri
faniid)e Solbaten heiinoen, bon oe
ncn ialt 800 oie amerifaniiden Col
oatcnirieob0ie betreilen.
Der ruiii'de Hunoiunt bat eint
CAB. Tepeid)e aus 2onoon perbrei
tet, in pelher erflart pltrbe, oaf oit
slmerifuner in Yaris gebeime Ser
banOlungen I'M aon5eiiionen als
Gesenleiituns iiir cine in ausiih1
! sciteate gnle:be iiir 5ranfreih Der
banoeln, uno iolgenoes ausgeiiibrt
uIie Gcreinigten Staaten iini
6ereit, ibl, 5rl,ppen, oie iih nod
in Sranfreid ielblt beiinocn, suriit
81 nebmen, beitcben aber ali oen
Gertebrsreht iiir ibre 5ruppen por
Ser &iiile 81 ben Stfupationsgebie
| Mann
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Buntes 2luerlei

Came: "Sssn meiner Sueenb ipiiroe
iih Elm ipobler5oeener Serr niemols
erlaubt babeu. in einem giienbabnab,
tell neben elmer Game 81 rauben."
Serr: ~Sn Sbrer Sugeno CAB es
ia audi nod feline Giienbabnen.
GinmaI fam Elm iunser 2prifcr
gum alten Sbien uno lpollte linn 5iuei
8eOifte porleien, Inn aus berufenen1
Tunbe 3ll erfabren, tpelhes bon BET
Sen oas bette ,udre. Ser 2prifer las
oas erite Soem. Sbien borte gotter.
ben 81. slls ibn Ser Gihterling abcr
audp bas 5peite 5umuten ,pollte, mini
te Sbien ob rno iagte: "2aiien Sit
MIR. 0as stpeite 8eoidt mub ia bei
ler iein."
sd babe idon biele pcrgeblifjt
Menid)en fennen gelernt, aber tomas
@ergeBlihes tpie Sen &aIiicrer Berg
mann oenn ooh nod niht."
r@icio9"
ySsa, ser lit nah Mmerifa gefabrcn
,lno hat oie &aile niht mitgenom'
men,"
Gin 8eiu6cr @abnfrieOs iudte
@agner 81, idmeibeln uno lprad)
bon v&iel5i" NIT @eringiddel.ng.
.Gs lit eans natiirlid, @teiiter,
oaB iie ibn in 8apern nid)t auffiib'
rem. @as lit allh ser r&ienSi" gesen
bic rNiebell,ngen" !"
SEA, na," erlpioerte 8asner, ina
drn Sic NAL einen!"
,tsiir 10 Gent moacn Sic 2ebcrs
purit baben? @ilien Sic oenn nid,t,
Sab ib Sbnen fiir SEN 8reis MIR orei
G6eiben geben fann?"
.Mad,t mir nitts aus, ihneibcl,
Sic MIR red)t oid."
E Ser Mr5t fat meincr 6ral berbo'
ten 81 foden.
.Slt tie franf?"
rNein. 3d."
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porihriften oes 2anocs uno al &C.
ridtsentlbeiallneen balt; bon lebte-
rem iino piele Gntideiollngeu oes
obcrItcn @unoesecrid)tes.
giele ser @eriibte iibcr iqega!e
Giupan>erung erecben iib oaral,s,
SaB Sic itatiitiibeu 8erihte oeS Gin.
lpanoerunssoienites lebr tedniid) ac.
bolten iino ,,nb oarob pielleiht oft
miBreritanben .peroen. lleberoies lit
sic Gienitltelle uatiir!if benniibt,
alles Material iiber Gimuonoeruug
- ieicu es 3iffern ooer anoerc
Gaten 3uiommeu5ulteaen ,no 81,
peroiientlid)en. Nbcr oa Sic gansc
Natur ser Mrbeit besGimpanoerungS-
oienites - aud, idon rein aeosra=
pbiid - redt fompli5iert it, lit
mitunter nibt sic polle Mntmort ali
iraenoeine ssrase fir uno iertis.
slber Mr. Gar,rii betont, abihlic-
beno. Dies cine: Sic arlrnolescnSe
GiuronSerl,usspolitit ,nira pom&on,
greB feitselest, uno feline Gienititelle
bat leoielid oaraui 81, ieben. oob Sic.
les 8eies aud befolst uno eingebal=
ten miro. .Gs lit nibt mcine Mufgabe
bieienigen 5u fritiiieren, ooer MIDI
nit ibnen auseinanoer5,,ieben, Die III
oieier ooer iener Siniidt ibrc Mniid).
ten 81 oieiem 9bema gum Nnsorud
bringen. Sd tann ieood nidt lmbill,
looralf bin5mpeiien, 6af crlpieiene --
obcr belreisbare - Satiahcn sic Der.
lGBlidite @runolage fir oir. Gnt
iheiolmg irgenb eines Erohlcms Sar'
itellen. lluo 10 aub in oieiem Safe.
y0as sic 3cba,,pttngcn oes Ratio
| ndltomnanocllrs Der Nmcrlcnn Nc
gion, anlongt, 10 erflGrte Serr Garu.
| il, 9eridtcn 5lliol9e, folgrnoes oa5u
y3tpiiheu Sen 3ablcn bon Scrr,
@rifiitb uno Sen uniriacn bcitebt eil
Hieienlluteri6ieS, aber mir ipiirocr
es MIR begriiBen, ieoe m0glihe Si.
formation iiber oieien Erlnft 81 er
bolten, nm sic n0tigeu Sd,ritte Ill
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j. s. verhandeIt nit
Paris ueber mi|itaer

ten. Inter oieiem 0ornan0 mohten
Sic 0erein;eten Staaten elnen Stiit.
punft iiir lire aslicger lsaS tbrc
,Slptte in ser gtGbe uon Marieiaes
haben, uno guar als 3rpildenltdtion
lpiid)en sen 9lsoren uno Geutidlano.
aud) lino sic @erciniaten Staaten
ltGnoig Scr 5raae aus oem Bege
seeangen. ibre lruppen aus iiber.
ceiltben ,0iiihen @eiitungen mie
5ran5oiiih Guiana, Neu.aaleoo-
nicn, Mirifa uno in ser ytdbe BON
Sabiti 5uriid5llncbmen."
NbinrSc Hebanptnna iaat Yaris
sllh Nicie 9ebauptlmg muroe pom
ran,oIHheu MuspGrtiaen Imt ent=
hieScn beitrittcn rno oie Grflas
rl,ng, oab sic Gereiniaten Staaten
lm &onscllionen iiir enc nleibe Der.
banoe.n, mlrSe ols robiuro" 6eseih-
net.
8eiter wurOe erflGrt, oaB sic Ser
banolunsen 5niihen Yaris, 2onSon
,lno @aibington ali Dem normalen
aiplomatiid)en @ege geiiibrt >peroe1
lno oarauI ab5ielen, oen SanOungs-
oaft, ser i'm Sabre 1914 yuliden
6ranfreid, uno ieinen aaiierten fir
Die Snuaiion abgeidloiien puroe, 5ll
I;uuioicren.
@as oie 9lmertancr IN Srant-
reid ongcbt, 10 iinO iie al.i iolgenoe
@eiie uertcilt: 8rGberiiiriorge, S75
Mann; Salptquartier in Yaris, 122
Mann; Siauioieruuasfommiiiion 94
Mann. 2uftpcrIonaI in Grin, 100
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-07-03
Danee<brief

Gresben Su cinem Gonfesbriei ci-
nes 7OiGbrigen Gbcpaares itcbt iol.
senoer intereiiante Yailus:
~----3 3unddit piclen 1auf fir
euer id0ueS Yofct. Mein Mann par
i'm 3peiiel Oh es tpirflih anfommt.
ghun es fam. l@ir padten es aus ,no
luelhe berrlidpn Sadcn, Sic mir iilr
Sabre nid)t scicben hatten. -
9sun mein ,Mann qpar lange franf
infolge llnterernGbrlme uno ser Nrst
pcridrieb itm 2cbcreinlprieungcn.
60 fam er longiam pieoer gu iid,
l,nb als oas @ettcr lporm puroe,
nadten mir inns 0aran llnieren Gar
ten 5l beliel!en. Sdy pndte mcincn
Manm iiir orci Gage Giien eill, oenn
cs lrarc 5u bicl gclpeien bin uno Der
81 iabren. Gr gins binnls uno onl
Fadrmittae leatc er iid 3l,r Mube III
! ser 2al,he Iblaien. Gr mlB aber 10
| felt einseihlafen iein, benin als CT
a,,i,pahtc, ipor nid)t nur oas Giien
perldpuu,oen, lonoern Ginbreher,
oie sic Cir abgeidro,lbt batten, So
gen i'm bis o,,f sic llnterboien unS
Striimpie aus, 10 oab er nidt nad
Sauie fonnte. Gr nanoerte in oaS
uGdJite SorI llno in ser Sd)micoe CT.
but cr lid bci Gcr,ranoten &leibcr
nm beiln5ufommcn. Nber lie borgtcr
Tie linn nur! Stun oa mir mlsgcbomb1
tparen, fonnt ihr cmd) oenfcn mas &c
,.i beoellten bat, obne aleioer ha3ll
lteben.
God bas Gleno lit nod) niht pon
Sbr fennt unier ihones Salls, bapor
ltebt nid)ts mebr. slber nift gen,l(
oamit. Inter ser Hegierl,ng Sitler;
m,bteu mir bie Stcuern fir sebl
Sabre i'm Soraus be5ablcn. 8ir bat
ten cine Sppotbef bon 10000 Mar'
ouf5unebmen uno be5ablten Oaran ei
inige Sabre ilno baben nod 81, be
,ablen. 9oh oas Saus sing i'm 8om
bel,bagel sllgrunoe..
! 9sun aber nodl etrpas. @ir babel
fein @al.s, feine Wobnuns tein
aleioer uno fein giien: Nber mir cr
bielten BON ser jetigen 8egierung ei
men 8efebl, oab mir aui unierel
| 8rilno alld 1peiterbin sic Steuer,
| 3u be5ablen baben! Nun mebr bra.,
! he ih ellh nid)t 5u if)reiben. Nod,
mails belten 9anf fir alles.