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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
Fall Planting Of Fruit Trees

Proper pruning Of young tr~t
trees at planting time is an i'm
portant factor in determining the
future shape and strength of
each tree and, therefore, of fu-
ture harvests of good fruit.
When pruning a newly planted
one-year-old nursery tree, the
leader should be left, as illus
trated in the accompanying Gar
den-G arph. If too many ''scaf-
fold" branches have started near
the base of the leader, they
Eshould be left full length.
After the first summer
growth there will be very little
pruning to do other than a little
timing out where too many
secondary branches have started
On the scaffold branches which
were selected at planting time.
A mulch of manure Y Gcct-
around fruit trees in the fall, as
Illustrated, helps to build up the
soil during the winter. 1t can be
turned under in spring.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
Miss Tru|ove
Compliments
Miss Graham

Miss Sally Trulove enter
tanned Friday with a bridesmaid
luncheon at The Maenolias,
Third and Market streets, in
honor of Miss Ida 10 Graham,
whose wedding to James L.. Al
'legood, Jr., is to take place to-
day at Trinity Methodist church.
Miss Trulove's guests were
invited for 1870 o'clock and
places were laid for the follow
ing at a long table conferred
with an arrangement of white
flowers: Miss Graham, honoree,
Miss Phyllis Dupille of Hickory,
Miss Miriam Hayden, Miss Dor
othy Romeo, Miss Tavern Rog-
ers, Mrs. Herbert Davis, Mrs.
James L.. Allegood. Mrs. ]. F.
Graham and Mrs. Henry A.
Trulove.
Miss Trulove presented Miss
Graham with a dainty. corsage
of white flowers and a gift in
her chosen pattern OF silver.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
Business Girls Beam
Meet Today Al WrightsWi!Ie

Mary Huffman, Ann Huffman
and Clare Mcdowell.
Charlotte-Jean Holiday, Eva
McGinnis, Edith Turner, Mabel
Bradshaw, and Iva McCarter.
Columbia - Evelyn Alexand-
der, Neeley Asman, Juanita
Blackwell, Caroline Coleman,
Pauline Epting, Emily Jones,
Jacquelyne Matthews, Pauline
Pugh, Maude Quattlebaum,. Ev-
elyn Reichard, Frances Row.
land, Janelle Roof, Lula Sasser.
Bernice Stokes and Thama Swy.
CERT.
Durham - Geraldine Gamer
on, Berta Crumpler, Jean Fer
guson, Vivian Terrell, DR.. Ellen
Hardin, Lillian Hunt, Kathryn
Lawson, Mildred May, Virginia
Mumford and iona Marlborough.
Greensboro-Cleo Berry, Sula
Brown, Ruth Ford, Geneva Hen
dirk, Mrs. Irene Hill, Mary
Cathrine Ingram, Dorothy
Pierce, Shirley Pridgen and Mil
dred Spencer.
Greenville - Murile MacDer-
moth, Veronica Tuten, Janet
Martin, and Minnie Benston.
High Point - Elizabeth Anne
Anderson, Maude Lee Burrows,
Margaret Lee Douglas Mrs.
Emma Dozier, Mile Hunt, Mrs.
Charlotte Sheffield, Margaret
Sink, Leila Smith and Marjorie
Welborn.
Raleigh Selma l.. Furlough,
Dorothy James,, Marie Lamm,
Elva Phillips, Alma Tutor,
Grace Wilder and Martha Zach
man.
Salisbury-Mrs. Lulu B. Carr,
Mrs. Sarah Browning, Betty
Scott Lentz, Pauline Morney,
Carolina Earnhardt and Janice
Raney.
Sumter, S. c. - Alice Jordan,
Marjorie Knox, Marjorie Lyn-
don and Iantha Reese.
Wilmington - Mary Lilly Da-
Wis, Mary L. McDuffie, Thelms
Edgerton, Beatrice MCGEE, Dor
othea Mcdowell and Margaret
Schulken.
All members Of the Whining.
ton clubs are invited to attend
even though they may not be
registered as official delegates
The YWCA is well known as {
Red Feather Service, and as
sponsoring clubs for teen-age
girls as well as for young WON
on.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
BY DEAN HALLIDAY
Distributed by Central

TESS ASSOCldI1O1
If weather. conditions are right
and the proper procedure is fol
lowed young fruit trees can be
planted in the fall.
The planting of one-year-old
trees instead of two-year-
old stock, is favored, since the
former is easier for the amateur
horticulturest to prune.
Large trees which are desired
for landscaping effect as well
as for their fruits are frequently
moved in the winter with a fro
zen ball of earth about their
roots. This usually is a job for
a tree moving expert.
It is always best to plant
young trees on a cloudy, coolday
because when planting it is risky
to expose the troots to drying
wind or sun. Wind damage on
roots is even more disastrous
than. sun.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
|. ;.r,er and Officers From
poth Carolinas To Hold
Training Meet Here

.,,;ns from all over North
eo',th Carolina, committee
90 sasn and officers of Bust
.ha'fl Girls clubs of the Young
ee ss,en's Christian association
We vqlls meet today and Sunday at
W. Hanover Inn, Wrightsville
~ for the annual fall leader
t 5sa'1 training conference:
II "YQ,s" will aquaint
rass'r.s s, n with the ideals
vwcA work and methods of
s,tns these ideals a part of
dub programs
wilmington delegates acting
~hostesses will include: Mary
I ,,r Davis, Mary L.. Duffie,
kasIms Edgerton, Beatrice Nc
T.. Dorothea McD oweu, Marga-
~, schulke,n Cornelia Holden,
y",nita Cannon, May Price,
i.sz Hufham, Dolly Saunders,
tn,nita Saunders, Mary Lou
Nintz.
Saturday afternoon the Viii
nington club members will be
Snstssses at a beach party, fol-
,oved by a coca-cola hour. Miss
Nary Lilly Davis will register
,rJests during the afternoon
hour.
Saturday evening a program
will be presented by delegates
torn Winston = Salem and
Greensboro giving a report of
N. summer conference which
va, held at Sellersburg, Ind.
Mis-, Marjorie Knox, executive
director of the YWCA of Sum-
her, S. C., will talk on MEM
bership and Program Tech
nques," and delegates from
zach city will present some
problem and possible solutions.
At the close of the program the
Wilmington clubs will have a
HSing" on the beach led by Miss
Jessie Watts.
A before breakfast dip in the
ocean will be enjoyed on Sun
day morning. At $40 o'clock the
Asheville Business Girls will
eonduc. a worship service on the
beach. Four workshops will fol-
low at 10 o'clock, and delegates
may choose whichever one III
terests them most. Miss Betty
Payne, program director OF
Business Girls department OF
the Charlotte YWCA, will con-
duct the workshop on "Club Or
~ganization and Responsible
ties:" Miss Dorothy Lancaster
ef Winston-Salem, will lead the
group on "Program-N ationa]
detectives" and Mrs. Charlotte
Sheffield, executive director OF
The High Point YWCA, will talk
Ecn Program = Local Detectives
Music, Worship, Public Rela-
hons and Socials." Miss Lillian
Hunt, executive director of Dur
ham, and Miss Mile Hunt Of
High Point will lead the wor.
shop on "Inter . racial Under
standing"
At noon all groups will meet
piss Evelyn Reichard of Column
|bla, S. C., to hear reports of al
worships. Miss Betty Payne o
Charlotte, will give the confer
ence summary and CLOSING
thoughts.
Registered delegates are a!
follows:
Asheville - Frances Arthur
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
Freeman Home
Scene Of Party
Last Evening

Climaxing the numerous pre-
nuptial parties that have been
given in honor of MISS Ruth
Middleton and her fiance, John
E. Clayton, DR.. and Mrs. Jere
D. Freeman and Mr.. aud Mrs.
H. A. Handy entertained last
evening in the Freeman home
in Forest Hills following the
wedding rehearsal at First Bap-
fist church.
The scene of the rehearsal
party was decorated with sum-
mer flowers, and the dining
room table was centered with
a white arrangement Of flowers
thanked by burning candles.
Refreshments of punch,
bridal molds, and wedding cake
were served.
Invited for the occasion were
the wedding party, out of town
guests, and relatives of both
honor guests.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
Writer Says
Women Use
Silly Phrase:
BY RUTH
e Staff Writer

Foolish phrases that women
hand down from one alton
to another:
"I gave him the best years
of my life" A woman has to
do something with her best
years, doesn't she? She can't
hoard 'em. Besides. she didn't
give him any better years than
he gave her.
"Men are just little boys,
grown up" Well, women are
just little girls grown up. Dogs
are just little puppies grown up.
Where's the significance Of that
remark?
81 wouldn't work for another
woman" Working women are
fond of indulging in self-pity
over the difficulty a woman has
in reaching an executive posi-
ton in any field in which she
completes with men. Well, how
can women expect to be made
executives when women, as a
group, object to working for an
other woman?
81 can't understand why she
never married. She'd make
some man an awfully good
wife" Nobody but a man can
say what qualities in a woman
make her a good wife. The very
fact that a girl has never had
a chance to marry is a pretty
good indication that, so far as
men are concerned, she isn't
good wife material.
IA man is so helpless without
q woman around" That, of
course, is just a way for wom-
en- to build up their own egoes.
The reason why men don't dis
prove this feminine theory
more is simply because they
know when they're well off.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
LUMBE ON

LUMBERTON, Sept IL Miss
Jean Campbell, daughter of Mrs.
William Colin Campbell and the
late Mr.. Campbell, became the
bride of Floyd Russell, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Russell
of Cynthiana, Kentucky, in a
ceremony attended by the i'm
mediate family at the home of
the brides grandfather, John H.
Wishart, on September 7. The
Rev. R. L. Alexander, pastor of
the bride, officiated.
The bride wore a beige crepe
street-length frock with brown
suede accessories and a purple
orchid corsage.
Mrs. Russell attended Flora
Macdonald College in Rec
Springs. The bridegroom served
with the Army Air Forces fol
five years and lived in Lumber
ton for several months. After
wedding trip the couple will b
at home in Cynthiana.
Mrs. Russell G. Mckinley,
bride, was given a crystal show
er by Mrs. T. J. Lackey ane
Mrs. S. S. Small at the home
of the former.
Miss Louise Sanderson ane
Mrs. Carl Billiard entertained a
a miscellaneous shower at the
home of the former in homo
of Mrs. Billiards. niece, Miss Do
rothy Game of Roseboro, for
merly of Lumberton, a bride
elect.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

The ancient Egyptians made
artificial light from metal rods
with oil-soaked rags wrapped
arounds the ends.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Ale
good have as their houseguests
at their home in Magnolia Place
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Stegall
Of Abbieville, Ala, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd j. Vickers of Gads-
den, Ala. MIR. Stegall and Mr..
Vickers will be ushers in the
acknowledged wedding here
tomorrow afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

Mrs. Joe N. Horne Of Moul-
trie, Ga, arrived Friday
to attend the wedding of her
son, James L. Al1egood, Jr., and
Miss Ida 10 Graham which is to
take place Saturday in Trinity
Methodist church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
Is

Miss Phyllis Dupille Of Hick-
CRY, has arrived in the city to
attend the wedding of Miss Ida
10 Graham and James L. Ale
good, Jr., which is to take place
Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Miss Dupille is the houseguest
Of Miss Graham and will attend
her as maid honor in the we'd
ding.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

Miss Jeanne Strange has re-
turned to her home, 113 South
Fifth street after a visit of sew
eral weeks at Berkeley Springs,
w. Va.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

Misses Mary Elizabeth West
brook and Dot Fales have left
for Wake Forest where they will
resume their studies in the
sophomore class at Wake Forest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

Mrs. Lucy Hicks of Savannah.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. E.
Applewhite, at her home on
South Fourth street,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

Miss Martha Russell has re-
turned to the city from Califor-
MIA, where she has been visiting
relatives.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

Miss Ellen T. Hicks of Sara.
sofa, Fla.,~is the guest of Mrs
Eugene Hicks. Miss Hicks is {
retired missionary nurse, who
served for thirteen years in the
Philippines and for 20 years as
superintendent of St. Luke's
Episcopal hospital, Ponce
Puerto, Rico.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

Miss Princess Stellings leaves
tonight for Columbia, Mo-,
where she will enter the fresh.
man class at Stephens junior
college. She will be accom-
panied as far as Washington
D. c., by her mother. Mrs
Bereniece Stellings, who viii
return to the city on Monday
Washington Journal., 1947-02-28

crosse Cefuhr
Bon 0nitap Scr5Og

8ieu Gin 8ertrcter 0es Saltos
ipirtldlaftsamts modte Oieien &orre-
~IpotOenten SdrauI ouimcrfiom, OcB
sic eruartute 9epotriierung BON et-
ma 100, 900 3oIfsoeluihen etle groBe
@eiobr fiir bic 8eriorgutlg Deter
rei6S nit geobrungsmittcIr IN noh.
tier 3eit Iein miro.
Ser 9aulnte iaste, onB Der ab'
transport 0icIer 3dbl bon @tn5elpers
Ioncrl oie Aier leben, Oas &flii9el Iiir
sic 5rit9ju9rsioat geiaBrSCn miro, be-
IonScrS an1eiidts Der 8~ubrldeinli6s
feit, SAP 0giterreid Sic bcnotigteu
9eabruRgSuitteI ieIbit ertongeii mnB'
ueitt sic llgl3f6a. Silfe @itoe Nior5
nuib0rt.
qrn aroBten ait Der @ion9el at
Qa~nSar6eitcrn IN 9lieoeroIterreidb Der
aorufommer osS 2cll0es. Der BEAM
te mics Sarouf bilL Dab tatidfli6
feine einSi9e Don Den 565, 900 0islo.
fiertcn 9~SerIonen in Seiterreih ir,
ger0eine @rIo9rirng in Der SarOlpirt-
idlaft bat.Gr fii9te Din3u, Oab 0os @e-
bet nltr penige &arl0arbeiter bat,
neil pieIe 8nuier0e non Oitcrreid)i-
id)en 8riegSBeiongeuen nod INNER
in HliBIero uit0 Sugoilawien feitge-
baIten peroen.
Der 9euinte fdastc, oaB GeIter.
reid $4,000 bis 10000 9lrbeiter fin
sic 5rilGabrsarbeiten nui Sem Gan.
0e 6ruuden 4uiro, lpenn Die 8olfs0eut.
id)en repntriiert 4peroen. Ole 9feoies
rurg bot, pie er ~betonntgnb, I'M Die
geriesnng BON $4,000 8olfSoeutidep
Die ii9 in Der iron3ofiIden gone in
8eitoiterreih befinoerp tfadJ gtieoer.
oitcrreidJ "a. Q. 8one) eriiiht. Die
aniierten antiuorteten ia0of, 0oB
,,oieie 8oIfs0eutifen Iofort iiod IT,.
rem 6eimattatro 9eiauot iper0en mill
fen.
44r Pill a. Hf .-NfN~
Gam fro9te Die 9te3ierultg lln-
gorit Oh es $4,000 SattDorbeiter mad
G%eiterreid) Ien0eil fonnte. Die gu0o.
better &eBieritng antrpurtetc, apie Oie-
fer &oreiponoent D0rte, iofort, SAP
lie io9Gr 6ereit lei 100000 arbeiter
CUR &%eriigal1 SIT ~iteIlgr. Plus I'LL
befaillteil @riilr0en be5tpeife(t Ste
@ieler &esierltll9 ieoo6 Sic aufrid-
tigfeit Oieies 4ngebots.
NSadI gegenFpdrtigeli Yl1ipslt loll
Ser &at Der Atfiiertcr 6ier I'M sic
grtau6ilis erIudt mcrbelp sic goIfg-
oelltiden bis llad) @acn0i1u1ls Ser
0riisiabr9ur6eitenau oen 3gl0ern iii
Oieleln SanOe SIT bebnIter, Inn sic 0ros
9elioe &ataitroF9e 3lt o~erDat6ern. IS
1T mas iatnter olid paliiert cine sro-
ME oeS Sdidiels, SAB Sic 0iterreidyi-
ide Ge9ierlin5 sic 3ieuife Dieier
golfsoeutideiy Sic fic aus politiIdlcn
8ranoell Iosluer0en mill, aus nirt-
ihlftlidler lUe9en ser fritild]en 81.
il~a1riiit9slage ~notlperioig brdlidf.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-28
ritnebt
GrpcNiticn Cit GmNc

Nedr Noniral 9fid)tr6 s BDr0
or0nete ole Gdunrln9 ieinas 2oger5
in 2ittle an1erica ali, ebe iciht 1877
Miann 6urh Die itdnoig itdrfer fuer-
oenoe 8ereisun9 oeS @ebietS oble-
ihnitten iin0. Die g%nafllierullg oeS
2agers, itber oas iebt Der 9(ntnrf-
tiS 8inter nit oller WeudJt binein-
brift, mltB i'm 9oufe oes Cages be.
ettOet fperOelt. Die 3clrtrnleruppe
ieiaer Operation @i9b Srlnp~ lit
Defenders %eefdbroet, 10 oab gpr0
Signal CAB, Die Giidreiie llad Geu-
ieelano oit5iitreten.
9broS Grippe in Sittlc arnerica
trof bereits Dor Gngea ibre 8or5e-
r~eitungen sum A6brltd uno Die Or
petition ole uripriinglid Biz 5um
i. Wdr5 Oatern loilte, bat 1ninnebf
ibr gnOe g%efitnoen.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-28
POpeR ~ zwungs-
urbeit ~verurteiIi

Tiirn5erg JraitS boil NapeHs
obuegige 0iplon1atiide Aurriere eit=
oetc fir iruuer, oIs i'm Gin oeutiheS
@irtnu5tiisicruigsgcridt 81 ndt.
iGbriger 3plugsarbeit bcrurteiItt
uno fiir ocn 9RcIt ieiiien 2ebenS bic
gusiiblut1 cincs offentIiden Imtas
bcrbot. anh miro iein gon5eS Der
m08en ~fonfisjiert fpsr0en.
Der 68 Sabre ate Eiplolant, Ell.
ne i6m1ttiee 6isur IN einem ida.
biiten, lingebiigeIten brolulen SIN.
sua, borte nit nieSergeIdIogener
OluQeu All, .aIs er tor Sen @erift
ais elmer ser Saupt-ysn8is g~ebraHO4
marft ipur0e.
96iirnberg - 5rnuS bon 8apen,Oer
frit5ere &of5ler, teiIte in elmer 8reiie.
f~oltieren5 init, er babe i'm Snbr 1884
@ooIi 9itler oorgeidlogeny cine oeut.
idpe MoHnrdJie 5n errihten dln0 0er
9rin5cu Qoltis 6er0itnno, eifen @t,
I'll oeS 9aiier 8iIheInt gum 90nif
Don 3ettihlalt0 81; et1eben, llro ia9,
te, 0oB Sitter ouifeinen0 Der SOeJ
GitnIttS neutrality-suspicious. babe.
Ger Brtt3 drbeitete 0anlals aIs
Madnnifer nj ben Jor0 : @erfen ii
Detroit.
Ser friibere Dip[or1nt iagte, er bo
be oolrals 0ie lleberSeligung gebabt
Dab iutr Die @ieoerberfteIIliila 3el
Norarfie Ieutiddano Sic n0tigt
&tbe lalo StobiLitdt oeridoffan fonp
te, uno fitbr fort:
sd 1ie1ui oel1 9fon nit 6itler
olsf. ST. idie1l nit Der Soee aon3 3u
frieSet1 81 Iein. b~erlerfte a6er, SAT
0aS Bolt in llnrlbe fei urS lid 0iC
Sa1e crit berubigen miiiic."
Bon Gapell Io0te, 0aB er BARN and
oell Tlan NIT Miuflolini beIbrofer
FAD. uno fltbr fort:
,&Vtllloliii itimlnte 5l. ShLieB[id
mar eS ia 0asleIbe, MOS er In sstoIier
oltrcft erbaIten 5atte, inns er erfIGr
te iid oitdl bercit, bnB or 6ie anaeIe
9sil5eit bel Ser eriten Ronierena mi,
9itler, Die 0onaIs i'm Sonlner 5epor.
lt1ro, aitfac9nen noble" gr ieFbT
81 iiroellell nieHlals lllterridtet NOR.
0elt' OBJ 0aS aadJ epfoIgt lit.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-28
Streikferien fUer
BuffuIos SchUeIer

Vnffnlo, %. y. Ser 9r0bte
2eDreritreif in Der @el6idte 0es
&auOes oeridnffte 10000 SdiiIern
in ser 5ueitgroBten Stoot oeS
States einen u%nperbofiten idpil-
freien Gag. 0a bon ben 1860
2ebrern nidt me9r oIs 500 eridie=
men, mar Der Sfulitnterrid)t nuDe8ll
p0llig OeSorgoniiiert. Gobert g.
8opit, Der Better be8 it1Otii6en
SfulpeienS, erfldrte: SD claude
bonn 5toot beauitrngt gu iein, fir
nnterriht 81 iorgei1, mann ms no
innler Dies m0glid lit" Or mics
0ie geitern erihieneneu 2ebrer an,
nnterridt in 30 bon oen 9S SdulleR
Der Sta6t fort5ulcbeh.
Der Streif begaun, pbfpoD[ aus
4ObnnD 9uliferungen gefommcn
lpnreib OaB cine Gorlage Sic Snil.
ernOe @eboltSerb0Gungen norliebt
Wfittmod) scr GegiSlotur Dorgelegt
miro. 3ie unobD0ngige Buffalo
GenderS decoration Die mebr ais
2O00 Mitglie0er bu6en nil mo
Don orei fleineren 2ebrergriippen
uitterItiiBt miro, mobte lire Streif
orobung pnbr, no60eln ibr 8r1ii0ent
9toDnlonO 5. AIt erflGrte, er 9abe
feinerlei ufonfrete 8uiiherltngen"
bon @ouocrnelr 9eipep erboIten,
0oB Sic i~drpe6en0e @orluge 0ie 6or-
oerllngen Ser federation erfiiIlt.
Die FEDERATION foroert @ebGlter
bon $24OO bis $1,000, nit elmer io-
fortigen idbrliden Grbobung Don
$tO25 iiir ollie 2ebrer. Gle gegen.
mGrtigen S1se beloufen Iidl ou
$t875 bis $2575 be5fp. $2t75 big
$2975 5lt5iiglid zines bon Stoate
gem16rten 3ltid)IogS bon $500, Der
lid anf is Monote oerteilt. 9tit
erfl1rte III elmer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
0nB Mapor Bernard s. Comb lr0
6as Sdlllonlt aitf @rltllo DER Dors
banoenen 9eipiaigullgen iofort b0-
bere @eD1lter 3a9len ioler un0 fir
fp1tere 3oblungen meitere Wtittel
nufbriugen. Ser Mopor woate ii6
bier5u ni6t 1ltbern.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-28
pfarrcr IcA Kird9c
nn0cItccft Rnbcn

Milmallfee IT. Ger ~ Sabre alte
pres6Dterioniide 8iorrer Or. Sobt
2auis, Scr lnpoDl III europa ioie bier
9farrer lul9 lliliueriitdtsitellen be-
f[ei0et fat, lDllr0e bel6ulOigt, Die
Girde, Sic ct f1it II Sabre ais 8aitor
betroiit bat, nn9eltedt 81 brben.
Ser groBe, graltBnorige Geiitlidle
itallo idapeiginm Dor 9e5irfsridter
9aroep NeclciL ais ibnl Die Nnflage
DerleIen mur0e, in Ser or beid)ul0iBt
Mrs, oln 90. Salular 0aS $150,000
betragalrne SheOeuirlter Der preSbp-
teridniiden Glloariutfirhe init Dor
beoodt be~rbeigeiit1rt 81 Doben. SIN
lpejteren 9a.iie Der G%erbanOlung itell-
te Or. 2apis Sider1sit iii S01e yoil
$1,000, uoraui Scr Sail bis gum 10.
NlGr5 uertagt mllroe.
Ser 9sr6aitlmgs6eiebl mnr0a oui
Gerlangen oeS greilSfommiiInrS &oi-
filter aiIsgeltaIlt, Ser cnga6 SAP Or.
2Gpis olpei Quarts &eroiin f.ir5 Dor
Aus6ruh 0eS BranoeS gefauft ba6e.
Die iiiolide Sdlfta Ser Stride, 0ie I'M
@iittelpinft Don Milipalafee liegt inns
ais rotem 9oditain beitcbt puroe
0ollitaitOi9 eilgeaidsrt. Sli ser
&a6e Ser folt6arelt Gr8el, oie aud
oerbraiulte, nurOen nit &eroiil gas
trGntte 9appen ~1efnn0en.
Washington Journal., 1947-02-28
KOreuner fUer
Russen u~Usgebildet

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bcim Gr6ltocnten truman 0eutete
@eneraIlcutnant So6n u. SuOge al,
oab ole 9fltiieu ins9ebeim Jiuter Dem
yrilernen &orDollg" Don gsoroforea
foreuniide Srltppen uusbilOen.
Sooqe lit Ser @cfcblSbo6er ser
nmcrifoniidlen Erilppen in Siioforca
mo wltroe bel ieiuem 9eiItde ms
@eibe 6alls BON SriegSietretor Bet.
terlon beeleitet. 8egen Gitoe ser 9On.
ferer5 aina nitd) scr Stnatsiefretdr
Nlur75an Dineill.
gSabreno @oo9e nlir iebr ooriidti-
ge %gIeuBerltngen binlidtlid Der ruiz
iiid)eu 9etdtiglm9en in ser n6r0Ii6en
Gone mahte, perii6erte Or. SDng.
inter oen 9lnteritonern in Sitoforeo
niihen 2elnofratiihen 2igd, in einen
Snteuoiep, 0eB ole Giliien BORT 500.
600 Marnl olls6ilOen lInO alisriiitai,
Die ser &oten 9lrnce eiltuerIei6t mer.
Utlt IUllCl.
,Gieie 8~orgdnge III @oroforea
bringeu Bic foreaniiden 0ationaliiten
inter ben amrifanern in Sitoforea
in cine Ie9r ueriprmobore Rage" lag.
te Gr. G5ee.
o3oblreide &oreeiler in Der ruff.
id)en Gone iliihten III 0en %ornerifani-
lNen Seftor, Inn Der 5tpangsneiien
milit6riiden gIlisbil0ung unter Sen
<iien SIT ent9eben," fuDr er fort.
0ghlf Dem MoSfaler 9%lbfonmeil lit
es ben Entertainment nidt erlultbt,
SitOforeaner militdriif olts5lrbiGoen.
2as Heiultot iIt OoB Siioforen Der
@ltGoe ser &olntluniiten i'm Noroen
altsgeliefert it,"