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Evening star., 1947-12-14
Arab Minister'S S 7 Children
Burned Lighting Oven

Two children of Sheikh Asad Al
Faqih, the Saudi Arabian minister,
were burned late yesterday in at
tempting to light an oven in the
kitchen of their home at 28OO
Woodland drive.
According to the diplomat. the
children a son. Khala, 8. and Saney,
D, were burned when flames burst
out of the oven as they attempted
to light it. Both were wearing
sleeveless garments and were burned
on the face and arms.
The flames were quickly extin-
guished before Fire Department
equipment arrived. and the children
were treated by DR.. Harry kaufman
of the Shoreham Hotel.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
Cdt-ond- d-MouseGomeUnnerved
Victims, Chicago Gunnon Says
Trigger-Snopping
On Empty Pistol
Preceded Murders
BY the Associoted Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-A garrulous
teen-aged gunman calmly related to
police today the terrifying details of
gangland "one-way ride" during
which two men were slain and two
others seriously wounded.
Lowell Fentress, 10, one of three
gunner whose exploits last night
made Chicagoans recall the bloody
Capone era, related this story of a
sadistic cat-and-mouse game on the
death trip:
After Tom Daley shot John
Kuesis outside the garage. We de-
cided the others would have to be
killed because they saw the shoot
ing, so We pushed them in our car
Killer Plays Game.
GAS We drove, Daley played kind
of game with them in the back by
hiding his gun and pulling out the
clip so they couldn't see it. He'd
then point his gun at one of them
and pull the trigger He'd do it
over and over again +.
"(James> Morelli also kept Jerking
his gun out as though he was going
to shoot at any moment. All (the
Victims were very frightened and
sweating, although it was very cold.
In little while they were pleading
for us not to shoot them =.
Out in Brookfeld "a west sub
urb) Daley put his clip back in the
gun and leaned back over the front
seat and fired at Nick Kuesis tkneel-
ing on the car floor, hitting him
in the. back of the head. That's
one Greek less" he said.
Two Men Survive.
"We stopped and pulled Nick
out and then Frank Baker. He,
bers of the George Bugs" Moran
gang which was engaged with the
Capone gang in battle for domina-
ton of the illegal liquor trade Capt
Aiken said the killinbs we're more
vicious because these men had
plenty of time to think over what
they were doing"
Detective Emil Smicklas, who ar
rested Daley on the robbery charge,
was on Daley's list of intended vic
Tins, Capt. Aiken said.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
City Bank Holds YuIe Purty

The annual Christmas party for
employees of the City Bank took
place last night in the Carlton
Hotel. The celebration started with
a cocktail party at 7 pm, followed
by a dinner and dance. Nearly 200
from the various bank branches
were present. John c. Pyles, jr.,
vice president, was party chairman.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
Farm Surplus Exports
logging, Franco Says
By the Associated Pres.

MADRID, Dec. 13-Gen. Fran
cisco Franco, chief of state, said
tonight that Spain no longer was
producing the exportable surplus of
farm products necessary to bring in
vitally needed foreign exchange.
He told 5000 representatives of
farm owners and workers, gathered
in front of the National Palace. the
reason was that population had in
creased 100000 since World War I
while farm production had failed to
incraoSe
Evening star., 1947-12-14
Consul From Punumn Dies

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 13. lP) Car
los de Diego, 10, Panama's consul
here, died at Presbyterian Hospital
last night of cerebral hemorrhage
He had been in i'll health for some
time. He was transferred here three
months ago.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
1900 PASSENGERS Carried

In its first year of operation
Scandinavian Airlines System made
AIS flights to North America and So
to South America and carried 10000
passengers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-07
Personals

Carl Sarvis of Fayetteville is spend
ing several days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. SarviS, follow
ing treatment at the Veterans hos
pital.
MIR. and Mrs. D. L. Kelly and Mrs.
Matte Shipnan of Bladenboro Vlslt-
ed in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. Edwards Sunday.
Miss Annice Lyman spent the week
end in Florence in the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Mae w. Stevenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Garland Fowler
and daughter, Linda Blake, spent
last week end in Wilmington ana
Jacksonville.
Mrs, Willard Garrell and Mrs. Tom
Angle and children were visitors IN
Wilmington Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Garrell visited
Mrs. Garrell's sister and brother-ln-
law MIR. and Mrs. Claude Best at the
Mary Elizabeth hospital in Raleigh
Sunday. MIR. Best suffered heart
attack recently and Mrs. Best un-
derwent an operation at Mary Ellz
abeth several weeks ago.
Mrs N. B. Barefoot of Hallsboro
is spending some time here IN the
home of her daughter and son-ln-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Garland fo"
Ter.
-,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Gore VIII leave
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-07

some time this month for San Fran
cisco where they will spend the win
ter with their daughter and son-ln-
law, MIR. and Mrs. Roy ]. Lelsa-
man.
Mrs. Fred Jernigan, Mrs. R. M.
Garrell, Jr., and Miss Miriam Carroll
were visitors in Florence TUESDAY.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Les
ter Lowe of Chadbourn.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Hewitt and
children, Judith Ann, Linda and
Rodney, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Doug
las Fowler Sunday. Mrs. Hewitt and
Mrs. Fowler are sisters.
Mrs. Earl A. Smoak has returned
to her home in Branchville after
visiting for several days in the home
of her daughter and son-in-iaw, Mr.
and Mrs. David Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hymann LeinWand
spent Monday and Tuesday IN
Greensboro where they visited Mrs
iLeinwand's father, P. D. Berlin
Mrs. Kenneth Davis and son, WIZ
frye, have returned to their nome
in Wilmington following a lengthy
visit here with DR.. and Mrs. j. A
Mills, and Rev. and Mrs. Winfrey
Davis. Mr.. Davis attended a Swift
training school in Atlanta while his
family visited here.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Fowler and
daughter, Beverly Jean, visited Mrs
Fowlers mother, Mrs. Leila Richard
son at Clarendon during hte week
end.
| w. D. Cox of Raleigh spent the
week end with his sister, Mrs. S.
G, Sarvis.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-07
SEE BALL GAME

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Bell at
tended the Tennessee Carolina game
at Chapel Hill Saturday. They were
accompanied by Dr.. George Rich
ardson and Miss Elmer Tyler of
Florence.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-07
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. James Peasants, Jr,
announce the birth of a daughter,
Sylvia Lane, weighing 9 pounds and
8 ounces, at a oxford hospital on
Tusday evening, October %. Mrs
Pleasants is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. B. E. Hughes of Tabor City.
Mrs. Hughes was at the hospital
when Sylvia Lane arrived.
The Peasants reside at Virginia
Va.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-07

Chicago is GIL miles from New
York City and 2274 from San Fran
cisco.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-07

SPRINGFIELD, Illinois. was settled in
1918 and became capital of the state
in 1887
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-11-07

No people on earth have more
cause to be thankful than ours. -
Theodore Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1947-01-25

APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
EDITOR, permanent resident. national or
gan, urgently needs two-bedroom apt. or
small house; prefer Va: Gil -3066. rs
COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED.
WILL BUY direct from owner 1-bedroom,
living room apartment, Massachusetts ave.
Cash Box 40-H. Star. 26s
Evening star., 1947-01-25
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

INTERNATIONAL OFFICIAL, Hollander,
with perma nent situation in Washinston,
would like to rent three or four bedroom
house in COED residential neiYhborhood
excellent references Write Box 362.E.
GOVT. ECONOMIST. perm. must vacate
house, urgently needs 2-3 bedrm. unfurn.
house, NV or NV suburbs. OR 1884. 25"
nor no children tnr n or pets. wants house or apt,
Wiling se pay gp tq si7o = month; TsIe- :
Sunday, and evenings telephone ov. ossJ9
PERMANENT, GOVT. EMpLoYE needs %
refer, furnished sH 614s 26'
5-ROoM HOUSE, unfurnished, for Navy
couple with one child, boy of 3. GIL. sl36.
WILL PAY MOS. ADvANCE-Army col
wants furn or unfnrn ,3 h9uss e, f1p 2 Or more .gs
TsVf sh29f 9f for shuREf ms
stoRrhWEsT Nj ffsfE 81 X nyIReIsrA-rwo Or three
tgF9ishsd. pes; % Of Esferspsgs coYBR e 3R:
W. T4o s1 oR fHREf 7ft 59a sum antu
years Govt perm D C.. 4 ADULTS I,S so9d 1898
MARINE, It.. col, desires 2 or 3 bedrm.
house or apt, furn. or pniurn,: Alexan- kan
dTia 9pantieo, TrsdsrisSsDars sSsR ssr area CHI
5 MOS. RENT in N.ADvANCE-Adult Army
family four, need 3-bedroom. furnished
or unfurnishsd; house; prefer unfurnishsd.
PBf FBf 4 AGENT I urgently gt needed 2-s bedroom
apartment or house: wife and two small
children; responsible. WHOLESOME family.
PIEPER, Ex. Zoo, Ext. $40, or TR, ~. gl44
wANTED-Three-b bedroom house for Ma Ma,
child and one expected, Have car for
soSsgs5Fst'sSna s0F eeH Slsl
nE sEs or smeh apt Box sy e5 s ssr 90 I
MSS PgNh NO oef1ef.I eEIsf permanently sa
employed. wife wife and Veteran son urgently
| need two or three bedroom house or apart
f1tisf1fss Embassy TnPsr
s. 90, Ring MecLfNTocK, Nj. 5000 or
Goob "a RI Rent PAID for well-furnished home
Mrs. Mr. - Paterson. with CONNER & RYoN,
| INC. RE. 32ld Or OR. 1894. -26
! MONTHS RENT in advance for three, or
enF. p Ghs eass sxeeent
/ Call Wisconsin $500. 30"
MOTHER, native Washingtonian. and 3
srtss born ases recently reyanned o
ish colony for benefit to oldest children S
education. urgently requires 2-bedroom
house preferably. OF apartment in or near
silver Spring: must be reasonable; perma-
nent: parents have own home in colony;
children not destructive. Call SH. sSaS.
PERMANENT manager for large soap com.
les.e; no children. FR, 1928 25.
Navy Dept. needs weli-furnished z or 3
NV, adjacent Nd, Arlinston, Alexandria
erences. TE. 1907. aS.
Evening star., 1947-01-25
HOUSES WANTED TO RENr Gent,

FOR s. YRS. 8 quiet adults. permanent
bedroom unfurn. house, Chevy. Chase area
or Arlington, desperately needed: excellent
refs. local and New England. Ma. 44s3,
REGULAR ARMY COLONEL, wife, no chill
dren, no pets. will give best of care to
furnished or unfurnished house or apt.
Phone SH 1872. -3l
NAVY DOCTOR, permanently stationed at
Bethesda, desires small unfurnished house
for wife and self, yearly lease. WI. 03o4.
PERMANENT GOVERNMENT employe
needs house or Arm. apt, unfurn, wash
ington, D. c., or nearby suburbs. RE.
6700, Ext 5455 between $50 am. and
5 pm. GEORGE r. LEDGER. -3l
DIES OF adults needs
unfurn. house or apt: needed Jan. 3lst;
excel. care of property. Sligo 1885. -2T
PERMANENT GOVT. EMPLoYE and family
room house TR 2043 ~
Evening star., 1947-01-25
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY JANUARY 25 lsU.
H0IjsEs FoR sALE--Ne,thwese

COIORED--5e SEATON RI. N.W.-ssX
snSsy sSS%: f1 No. ssss. $4,000 $500 s..s
e SolesEip--ie.h l'esissEipie.h AND Nil rooms, .
q rooms, 8 porehes, garage; cash. $3.50.
eSiioREDAflasr eSi 5ss; aH ST. COMMERCIAL 200
rms. and bath. h;;a;a.; pyised Cd 10y; q sHsll
ySs1TMfENFT sis1 coRP., sis BOND sids., pf.
ectoiltoRED-ssss 18th ST, N.w..-open
Il Fl h.ss ss, eassI 81 esss @ ss, kEssEDx snAiTS
Less than $4,000. almost unseiisvasl.:
this lovely a-bedrm. brick home can p
yours for Just a small down psyment.
sasHs sasvAr = srAfs sRs''eesoss'as eo
css coLoRkp1DocToR,s 81 h,xDocToR,s CLINIC. Lars.
fui larse flower sardsn; also iarse rear
a.nsiai ei pG ioeation: real oDportanity for asoa
Mrs Winston; No esso 1888 with DIXIE
GS55HH6akEboHEERski IS 4 HOUSE .hs. viii
satisfy the most diseEiminstins purchaser.
Ss xnsn on yqs oaS %rs sh' you acf I
to to I admit that it's a real buy, The house
is very attractive from the outside: and Y
Ia eACclleHt CuHu ii0lh SciaA w i0vA ~
contains 8 rooms. u baths, hardwood
fioors: semidet:, fun bsmt; with every
end St, NV. and you'll BE- convinced Of its
car and come to l295 llth 81: nv; and
pr,ns hs paraasrs ssnSss 7sOo nspse @ M phoa. M 81
;oss IFS yp ypuss soiafs Gs1 soSseI y =. I ~
III S'Hni; 10 Somn p'm Mr.. RsYkoiDs, * ASA.
coLoRED-oN, 10Th ST. near Hst. nv
l,rm brick 81 Isaa moS imB rpx eSo eo dsws sy.s
CoiORED-f8th AND oTIs--s larke rms.
modern Colonial porch; front entrance to
cellar: ideal for Dr,'s ONCE, call MIR.
BEcKFSs bF IS bR 5aRr says sa;gsetion' Sc. any ss'
COLoRED-YACANT-- spacious rooms
near Dupont Circle; 3 baths, oil heat: .
rare bargain; moderate down payment qE.
coIaoREp-uNIr BLOCK NJ ST. N.w.-a:
story and basement brick. rooms ana
bath, h.-wh::. excellent location: house
il aood eonditisns TeasenaOls segp RsEr
CORP, ole Bond Bids. DL. S724. =
Evening star., 1947-01-25
HOUSES FURNISHED.

KALORAMA HEIGHTS N.W.-BeautifulIy
bedrms and 3 baths 8 servants rooms and
baths: $3.50; OCCUPANCY within 3 weeks,
Call Mrs Paterson. with CONNER g. RyON.
1870, c+ar --9G
FURNISHED HOME. oil heat, automatic
hot water, convenient. OWNER, Gil. ,2:i4
AVAILABLE about February /. Arlington,
Va, g months or longer, 6 rms. new FUR
niture near transportation, stores. etc;
BEAUTIFuLLY ST Tf1 FURHfsHED 3-bedroom. .
bath home near Falls Church. available
/ st of February for 3 months. Call Falls
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-e-room brick resi-
dence. . baths. -1st-f. Law; and den. Avail
able Feb ! at S225. Children over 10 ac-
ceptable Box 2lO-H. Star -26
Evening star., 1947-01-25
HOUSES EXCHANGED

WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. furn. house
in Arlington for house or apartment in
New Haven or Waterbury. Conn. area. Boz
2OO.G Star 30
WILL EXCHANGE s-room, 4-bedroom
modern, furnished house, vicinity goth
and Monroe sts ne for small, unfurn. apt
in downtown area. Box 400-G. Star. .---23
WASHINGTON FOR SAN DIEGO bed
room, uufIrn. brick house. Arlington. oil
heat, screened porch, > baths and flrepl.
exchanged only for modern 3 or 4 bedroom
house in San Diego. Occupancy about
Feh 1st CHI OgS4 -26
Evening star., 1947-01-25

,rirk cottsge-type home has twin sized bed
rooms 3In and bath on 1st f.. 2 bedrms.;
roughedin bath and storage .rase rm on sIs Iho
900, Cali WO. 1900 It'll 8 pm, EDW.
Evening star., 1947-01-25

Home with income or roomins house, GO.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Attractive bunga-
tqM fily o,np eauipped s90E Kitchen. BEDROOMS, bath
with. shower; 2nd floor. 2 bedrooms gas
a.-c,h; convenient location; rsasonnaable
psss sss RTTESnodsE ana s sf waiN Sosfs
from i 9Th st. and Rock Greek Park golf
course, lls, blocks from stores thsatsrs, ter
large kitchen. Lying room and dining
on first h0sr sea sa
rage in basement. Deal direct Win
oMEER' oTfVY Chase. # gEsT1sss y. C. es4o Utah ave.
possession: excellent all-briek detached
home, vacant and in good condition: i'm. 7, !.
Sss room With pspea
joking screened porch. bright. dining
room large modern kitchen with break,
szs snss nGHf a@d modern Deasu baths on End floor
finished ord fioor; recreation room With
fireplace. in basement. oil INV. NV. heat,
and an. outdoor % fireplace Inspect this home
today priced at no profit to seller To
inspect drive ogs aTe tsb sP Te m
end of st). left on Utah ave.. to Metzler
sign, SUNDAY and nights. aIY can tlp "a. % o52o
for fpTtsE VI son s vepoht ave-
I5ai I1fsHUR ST. NV. near 10th st.
Open for inspection Sunday from = to 8.
Possession in 10 days, Four bedrrns., mod
ern kitchen, ga baths, gas heat. ,asr s,ear
home in a fine neiehborhood See Penny
| Apost tolides RA. 3190, with cox CO,
NEAR NJ CHEVY CHASE clRCLE-Medern
| Story semidetached brick home, close
/ to parochial and public schools and SHOP
! fireplace sunroom. pantry and kitchen:
second floor. 4 bedrooms and 2 tile baths:
hnished room in attic; 2-car Fafsze. porch
| fenced lot: gas hest Quick possession
Good value: price, S1s.s5O. Call Mr.. %
Mrlman, EN-. 3603, with w. B. WRIGHT
EN- $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-01-25

394I ~
DESPERATE-Vet, wife expecting baby
need furn. or unfurn. apt. in Wash. o:
Arl. by Feb. 6. Call MR.. ANSON, OK. 1902
COLORED VETERAN and wife desperately
In need OF / or 2 room furnished apart
ment; both employed and best of refer
ences. Call ia 1856 Fri. or Sat. 25s
wishes l or 2 room un-
furn. apt. Call any time after pm.
phone MI 0O4S -o7
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Pose 5

o5d % n 9s % from %He"y oy oo Arlington eote around
YETI a o & a5ep1s s sexe s12 M?etsent street NV
Morh Donie street Agece Petit 1923
onds streeo oil of "' NN .01
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-03
ODnnerstas, Sen 3. April 1947

lano nm feline Tante 5u beiuheu.
9eioe liebten sic sstaht 10 iebr bob
|ic lid cntihicoen bier 81 bleiben.
Sier bat er groBe arbeit gelciitet, els
ne Sd)lle fitr Stinrmenfultmr gc.
Sic Sbee einen Srpbeus G!bor 81,
grilroet lmO 2irheud)Gre tbirigiert.
organnieren forn ibm aIs er einen
Ginger imterrihtete. ober babel in,.
MGR Jeltort lplsrne ourh einen 3im.
nler1lann Ser nobdbei arbeitte uno
plel Sdrm nad)te, mas Came nibt
oertragen fornte. 9lber er 6noerte
leinc GimpeuO,lne in geip,noeruna
als cr entoefte bab ser 3immermaru
aua oiln ap!sq allllun!1ollaS ans aula
er nod isr,;:;5.g anoere fannte Die
eben 10 gut ooer nod beiier linaeu
fonnter. Sic SGnaer ,puroen 5lia,n-
lnengcbradt prootcn uno bilbeten
einigc oerlelben iiugen nod immcr
Den @rl,noitein oes Srebe,,s GborS.
nil ser Grippe.
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6ei4istte >es vOrpteus
Gker" mber AaHie ~
tSrcin

Sic @eid,iebte itber sen ,peltberiibm.
TEN rSrpbe,ls Gbor" BON Glcueloaf
miro it6er oas Saba am 1. april Inn
6:3O llbr ahenbs i'm Is Minllten
HaSioprogramm ols rSbe Sbip
Storp" Die, Die menIdliden Snter.
c'ien >Scid,id)te Ser @cgebcnheitcn
mo Snitit1ten in hal6oromntiidcr
Salon geben miro.
Iieie Serien merben Don ser Sbic
gell Selepbon So. iiber Elm Spesial
e'eblpert pon iiebcn Sbcer Haolo.
|tationen biesnlal oic @od,c gcgcbcn
Sn Glcpclono ipcrocn sic Eroaramnc
iibcr SSslOt 5u boron iein.
Sic Srpbeus @crtiinoigllns ipirS
ld)ilocrn lpie iocr Gbor 1922 .pon
Gbarles >. Came gegriinoet lpuroc
Ger Stngen uno 0irigieren nod als
&rabc IN WclleS, Gnglano, lerntc
Sm Sabre 1926 mar oieicr Gbc,
iiher oaS aan5e Sauo bcriibnlt 81 cl
iiher rationale 9iaoioitationen ourd
bic Serciniatcn Staaten acilluscn bot
Ger Ghor lit nidjt iibertrciien nor,
Nen oltrtI Ieine bier 9teiien nad) Gil
ropa llnh Hllblanb.
Gbarles Tnpe lpuroe ais 17iGbri.
ger stlrifer ais Iiriaent oeS Metbo,
bitten aird)anhors crnannt mas iii,
ale Mitiifer cine llebcraidnlna mar.
slber groBc Gbren ipatcn ihn nod
gebraht tperoen. sls er 81 Sabre at,
mar brahtc er feline Srau nod) Glepe
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dass auch sonst klein Eigentue-
mer die Garantie hat, selbst er-
sctz- oder reparierbare Eigcn-
tumswerte in naher Zukunft err
setzt zu erhalten. Norsicht ist al
so unter ollen Umstaenden ge-
boten.
Die Fahrlaessigkeit i'm Ge-
brauch Won Streichhoelzern und
ueMVuqoMeO 9s!ssopIIpel
beim Rauchcn stehen auf der
Liste der Brandursachen all ers-
ter Stelle und tragen die Schuld
an 80 Prozent allers Feuer, eir-
schliesslioh Waldbraende. Feb
lerhaftc elektrische L.eitungen
und dergleichen. oder Miss
brauch des groessten dienstbaren
Geistes der Menschhcit. Elcktr;-
zltaet, verursachen nahczu 1lG
aller Braende. Fahrlaessigkeit
beim kochen und Heizen tragen
die Schuld an nahezu 24f6 aller
Feuers Fahrlaessigkeit nit Pc
troleumlampen, Kerzen. oifencn
Lichtern irgendwelcher anderer
art und Missbrauch NIT Gasolin
und andcren entzuendbaren Flues-
s'skeiten (z. B. yum Reinigen)
verursachen weitcre II Prozent
an Braendcn, oder sogar mehr ais
ii Prozent, vie die Statistiken
zeigen. und Elm Niertel aller
Braende entsteht durch Funken
Won Lokomotiven und andcren
Maschinen, Feuerwerke usw.
An Hand dieser Liste kann man
init Leichtigkeit erkennen, war
UNI cine wirksameFe Feuerbekaemp-
flung NIGHT ALIEN durch Feuerver-
ordnunsen der Behoerden. und
durch selbst den eifrigsten Elm
satz der Feuerwehren usw., er-
zlelt dxerdep kann. Das Stretch
holz. die weggeworfene oder i'm
Bett gerauchte cigarette. der
Ofen, die kerosen-Lampe - auch
sic tragen nicht die .Schuld. Die
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3ettbtlS In, Spieeel Ser
orej7e

Inne S'Sarc McGormid (9tcu
Oort 1imes) lit Ser 9lriicbt, CAB Die
rlliiiifc Siherbeit in ElGben :pis
Sueoilmnieu unb ser runlGuilheu
MoloolL no sic Sel,te &uuscrs tier
ben, SIT bod ac,uorSen lit. ,sn Mirf.
lihfeit hat, 10 it,reibt lie, bis Dor
tllr5cm oie 3eniur es perbinoert, oui,
Die SotIod,en iiberbalpt bcfannt &C.
nprocE limo. r@ir f0nuen nidt an
Dem Wlcocrol1fbau cincr @clt nit
arheiten,' bon scr sic SlIitc ,nlid,t.
Dor ilt."
,Sreies llnternelJrneltum io(lte 3un
Sd>IllBitein uniercr Mui,enpoIitif ae,
madt lpcrbeu, lit oie slnliht 6es yte.r
Oort &orlbs telegram. tpciI vSics
Die bette slnhport aui sic Serousipr~
oerilng ocs Sotalitarisnuls it," Tas
Nlatt lobt 'Erdiioent Sruman So
mir, oab er ltnteritiitimg iiir Elm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES perlanai
"ols cine ser lueientIiden @coingull.
gen eincs Saucriric>cns". Inter.
ltiitslngsgeloer, lagt Oas 9latt, liur
oa5ll beniibt porSen, nm .rotc Gar.
rieren aeaen ms" su erridten.
Sn ser ~Neu 9orf Gun" ihrei61
Sapio 2mprence, Ser Sberite Sc
ribtsbof babe in ieine1 fiirslidel
slrbciterentIdeioungen rrnnlibner
ltGnolih" ae5eiat, oab ocr rMaane,
Sabor &elations slct" feinesapees cir
flar lmo uollfommen seidriebenes
@elet ooriteIle. lpie ieinc 9eiiirtuor
ter bebal'pten. Gr iagt, sic seridtlid),
entlheiollng iei nit ser Mniidt, oai
Sorarbeiter nid)t fiir sic 9lrbeitqebe,
arIbciten, cine ~Mbiuroitdt"
Die Gerciniaten Staaten miiiier
fiibn Icin, id,reibt bas v0es Noines
&esilter" Sic miiiien barauf Dor
bereitet iein alien @eenern ici s.
politiid ooer mirtid)aftlid,, entaesen
5utreten init elmer Selbitiiherbei
Die cin rerniinitiges &rmprcmib er
moglidt.
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oieiem amerifaniid)en goridlag 81.
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ncnbana ppn alnieren Gerbiin0etcil
lpreben, 10 mcinen mir natiirlib oie
Huiien. Iicielbc Sbitruftion, sic lie
in Scr ocutiden lmo 0iterreibiihen
Tnselegenbeit treiben \nlB ibuen
al,h in ser iapaniiGen Sade oa;,,
oiene1 es 81 feinem lrabren ssrieoen
tonlrlen 5lt lalien. 60 lange Ser
ariegs3ilItano oiii5iea tpeiter beitebt,
baben iie ia Ole Moglihfeit, i'm Srii.
ben 5u fiihcn ano often ooer unter
Ser Smo ipeitere 9e,lte su MAIDEN,
db bas MN unter ser 5laeec Ser
Ginsiebrng BON v&eparationen", in
5orm eigen,ndhtiger militGriid)er
Tequt1tttole1t oOcr lpte tmmer &C.
idiebt. Sn oieiem Sale bat man es
6ei Den riliiiiben Mal,bereien baupt.
Iadlidb nit japaniiden Serm0scns,
beitdnbcn 1T Ser ManSihnrei su tint.
slber al,b Die a,ferloien ra,iiiihen
Inipriife a,,f &eparationsrqltb ani
oen iapaniiden Snieln ielber iteben
elmer Giniglns Ser NQiicrten biniidt-
lid oes Jrieoens NIT sSsapan nod in,
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tit @aibinatons iollte Wittel ,no
@ege iinoen, bas Yroblem ser iu-
paniid)en &eparationsleiit,neen mad,
slrt uno llmiang obne tpeiteren Ser
5ug 5ilr 9Oil.ng 51 brinsen mS 90
nit Ole bolideuiitiide Sbitruftions-
politif in Der iapanii&enSrase idad-
matt su iesen