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Evening star., 1947-12-03
Greek Ambassador
TO Attend Luncheon

The Greek Ambassador and Nine.
Dendramis will be special guests at
the luncheon which the Washing
ton Committee for Near East Foun-
dation will give at the Mayflower
on Tuesday, December 9, at l o'clock.
The luncheon will inaugurate q
campaign for funds for the founda-
ton.
Mr.. 10y w. Henderson, director
of Near Eastern and African Affairs,
Department of State; DR.. Ruth Par
malice, director of health in Greece
for the N. E. F., and Miss Emile
Willms, director of the Children's
Hospital in Athens, will speak
briefly.
| Mrs. Truman has accepted the
| invitation of Mrs. 10y Henderson,
luncheon chairman, to attend. Mrs.
Fred Vinson, wife of Chief Justice
Vinson, is the ranking member of
the committee sponsoring the
luncheon. Others in the group are
Mrs. Wiley Rutledge, Mrs. Harold
H. Burton, Mrs. Homer Ferguson,
Mrs. William D. Connor, Mrs.
Charles w. o. Bunker, Mrs. Albert
w. Atwood, Mrs. Wayne Chatfield-
Taylor, Miss Anne Darlington, Mrs.
Charles Carroll Glover. jr., Mrs.
H. Williams Jones, Miss Bessie J..
Kisbey, Mrs. James Kopulos, Mrs.
Nicholas LongWorth, Mrs. Edward
B. Meigs, Mrs. George Hewitt Myers,
Miss Carolyn R. Nash, Mrs. Louis
H. Renfrow, Mrs. Walter r. Tuck
erman. and Mrs. Martin Vogel.
Mr.. George Wadsworth, U. S. Am
bassador to Iraq, Bagdad, co-chair-
man of the luncheon, will preside
and introduce the speakers.
Evening star., 1947-12-03
Miss H0benstem
Engaged to We'd

Rear Admiral and Mrs. William
Keen Harrill of Coronado, Calf,
announce the engagement Of Mrs.
Harrill's daughter, Miss Jeremy Ho-
henstein, to Mr.. Hayward Cutting
of Far Hills, N. j.
Miss Hohenstein attended the
Cathedral School for Girls and is
graduate of Stuart Hall. Recently
she has been studying art at the
Ozenfant School in New York. She
is the daughter of Mr.. Willis Owen
Hohenstein of Washington.
Mr.. Cutting attended school at
Eton in England and Harvard Uni
versity. During the war he served
with the British Army, in the
Kings Royal Rifle Corps, a regi-
ment originally raised in America
before the Revolution. He is the
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Hey
ward Cutting of New York City.
Evening star., 1947-12-03
ONE THING LESS TO DO

VXIoMEN TELL ME THINGS like this:
w I'm a grandmother now," she
said "and a busy one too So I can't
tell you how thankful I am for my
new Norge refrigerator. It's the only
one that has automatic defrosting
and that means have one thing
less to do. They call it the Night
Watch Git has a good-looking clock
dial controD and I go to sleep with
a kind of extra security because
that blessed box is taking over job
Evening star., 1947-12-03
VEGETABLE & EGG RING MOLD

A HEARTY SALAD is a good meal
n in itself. 1t can also be bliss
fully easy to make, with Minute
Gelatine's single saucepan method !:
envelope Minute Gelatine
2 2Tbsp. sugar "a tsp. salt
~ cups water
II cup lemon juice
u cup diced cucumber
u cup sliced stuffed olives
2 Tbsp. chopped parsley
2cups egg salad mixture
Combine Minute Gelatine, sugar,
salt and liquids in saucepan. Stir
constantly over medium heat till
gelatine is dissolved -. about
or minutes. Chill. When
slightly thickened, fold in Gu
cumber and olives. Chill firm in
ring mold. Fill center with egg
salad mixture.
Evening star., 1947-12-03
MEN DON'T UNDERSTAND

Boon Household Cleaner, washing
his walls, woodwork, hardwood floor
and Venetian blinds. The only thing
that bothers his wife is that she
can't convince him that housework
is time-consuming. Boon takes me
no time at all" he boots, "and look
how clean my room is" He's an odd
one, but the story is nothing new
for Boon; more women are discov-
ering every day how easy it is to
keep all painted and washable sur
faces fresh and clean without hard
rubbing. Grease and CRIME, lip
stick and crayon marks are quickly
and easily wiped away with this
dependable ready-to-use liquid
cleaner, made by the makers of our
old friend, Clorox.
Evening star., 1947-12-03

Inever liked. It defrosts itself every
night yet the meat in my deep dish
Coldpack is undisturbed. Every
morning start with clean freezer
and the comforting thought that
my food is getting all the protection
that modern refrigeration can give.
But think Norge is best in every
way. If you think I'm prejudiced
come and see it any day; I always
say I'm its best salesman, I like it
that much" If you need new re-
frigerator and don't know Norge
see it before you buy!
Evening star., 1947-12-03

flavor that is out of this world.
Lots of girls once thought only old
fashioned ground coffee made real
coffee. But they changed their
minds when they drank Borderi's
delightful, heartening coffee. just
as there are now hosts of family
women who wouldn't dream OF
serving any coffee but Borden's -
its that good. Borden's Is 1907
pure coffee-with nothing added.
Evening star., 1947-12-03
Miss Jacobs Bride
of Mr.. Winstead

The marriage of Miss Jean Eliz-
abeth Jacobs, daughter of Mrs. John
S. Meade, jr,, of Washington, to
Mr.. Herbert Wallace Winstead, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Larry D. Winstead
of Greenbelt, took place Monday
evening in the Methodist Chapel,
the Rev. J. S. Payton officiating.
An informal reception Immediately
followed.
Mr.. Meade gave the bride in mar
riage and Miss Patricia Jacobs at
tended her sister. The bride wore
ice blue crepe and a corsage of
American Beauty roses and her sis
ter wore salmon pink and talisman
roses. Mr.. William Carlisle served
as best man for the bridegroom.
The couple will live in Washing
ton after brief honeymoon.
Evening star., 1947-12-03

issue - food ideas galore for tn
holiday.
OYSTER DRESSING
~ loaves stale white bread
6large stalks of celery
medium-sized onions
1tbsp. butter or margarine
2cups milk
Salt and pepper to taste
u pit. oysters, chopped
Shred bread with a fork, into
large bowl. Discard crust.) Add
finely chopped celery and onion.
Melt butter in the milk, pour
over bread mixture. Add sea-
sonings and chopped oysters,
mix thoroughly. Pack we'll in
turkey. For a ten-pounder.
Evening star., 1947-12-03

nutritional elements of the meat,
keeps all the juices, prevents
shrinkage. You want your family
to get the full value of the meat
you buy. Just follow the simple di-
rections in the folder with every
package. You'll save double the cost
of Kitchen Bouquet with your first
roast.
Evening star., 1947-12-03

chopped Gerber's Junior Foods.
One of the latest additions is tasty,
tempting Chopped Squash-fast
becoming favorite with the High
Chair Set. All Gerber's Junior
Foods come in the same size con-
tainer, and at the same low price as
Gerber's 18 Strained Foods. And
how that cuts down leftovers-and
grocery bills
Evening star., 1947-12-03

made with those rich f1avorful Bits
The flavor gets them every time
And watch how fast these cookies
vanish:
LOCKWOOD BITS COOKIES
Cream u cup shortening, n cup
granulated sugar, u cup brown
sugar, firmly packed, and u tsp.
vanilla. When light and fluffy
add l we'll beaten egg. Beat. Sift
together 1 cup plus Tbsp. sifted
flour, Y tsp. soda. Y tsp. salt.
Add to first mixture. Stir in n
cup nuts and 1 pkg. lockwood
Chocolate BITS. Mix thoroughly.
Drop from teaspoon on lightly
creased cookie sheet. Bake in
moderately hot oven, 375', 1912
minutes.
Evening star., 1947-12-03
Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Chamberlain
Frost of Alexandria announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Constance Faye Frost
to Mr.. Hilton G. Bonney, jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bonney Of
Arlington.
Miss Frost attended Mary
Washington College. Mr.. Bonney
is student at Georgetown Uni
versity Dental School.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1947-12-03
SMer Offering

The collection of silver offering
for the annual Christmas party at
Gallinger will be a feature of the
monthly meeting of the Twentieth
Century Club to be held at IL am.
tomorrow in Barker Hall. YWCA
The party will be given youngsters
in the crippled children's ward at
Gallinger.
Guest speaker at the meeting will
be Mrs. William c. Hammer, direc-
tor of consumer relations for the
Celanese Corp, who will conduct a
quiz following a talk on fabrics.
Evening star., 1947-12-03
RocKWooD BITs COOKIES
COFFEE FOR MOpERNs

MY FRIEND MARY is a modern girl
Wl all right and she likes to do
her own cooking. She turns out di-
vine meals and even more divine
coffee. That's because she listened
to me when I urged her to try
Borden's Instant Coffee. Borden's,
I told her, has a rich roaster-fresh
Evening star., 1947-12-03
REMEMBER BABY's NO BEAR

WHEN JACK FROST hits town,
w you may wish that baby and
you could play bear" and hiber-
nate. But on fair days, bundle up
both of you and get outdoors
preferably sometime between 1000
Am. and 200 PM. You'll probably
come home hungry as bears Then
Evening star., 1947-12-03
NEW WAY 70 SAVE MEAT

TT YOU'VE BEEN YEARNING for a bit
of luck what would you say to
getting one-quarter more servings
from every roast you buy? Without
any trouble. Here's all you do: To
get a good savory brown color,
Evening star., 1947-12-03
announcement

! Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lewis of Will
Jamestown, Mass, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss
Mary Irene Lewis to Mr.. John Will
liam Townsend, jr.
Mr.. Townsend is acting as grad
uate assistant in the Physics Lab
oratory of Williams College and is
studying for an NJ A. degree. During
the war he served as a lieutenant
with the Army Air Forces in the
! Pacific.
The wedding will take place In
! Williamstown in February.
Evening star., 1947-12-03
TURN A MANS FANCY

r HAVE YET to see the man who fails
to produce a broad grin when
chocolate in any form is mentioned.
Watch men eat lockwood Semi
Sweet Chocolate Bits or chocolate
cake, chocolate cookies or fudge
Evening star., 1947-12-03
| In the Ne1Vs

Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Colvin
Parker have issued cards for cock
tail party Friday, December II. from
$50 until 7:30 o'clock at the United
Nations Club.
Mrs. Joseph E. Childres will leave
at the end of the week to return to
Abilene, Tex, following visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Nolan at the
Westchester A number of parties
have been arranged for Mrs. Childres
during her stay in We shington.
Mrs. Franz S Blue has gone to
Honolulu, where she is the kuest of
her son-in-law and daughter. Navy
1t. and Mrs. Graham M. Clark
Evening star., 1947-12-03

juice. It's smooth, gay and refresh
ing. Lots of vitamins too. It's deli
cious vegetable aroma and thrilling
taste blend we'll with a solid snack
like this one:
On toast squares pile this mix
ture-1 can faxed crab and l
cup cheese n cream sauce. Sea-
son earnestly, top with grated
cheese. Brown in oven.
Evening star., 1947-12-03

II ! & II I I I t d y
them to man
sized glasses
of c h / ! l e d
Vegamato-the
salad drink.
Vegama ato Is
m ade from
m any fresh
young vege-
table juices and
frocb 10 111ou
Evening star., 1947-12-03
JES5IE'5Mz&boQk
by Jessie De Both

Turkeys And Chickens Look Their Best At Their First Appearance
When they're fresh they need little enhance their natural appeal
Later they make better they're "weded" One to
oter-ohodoy bird entirely personality bed down
fine topped with You'll need sted
four baking POWDER " u cold moshed sweet
melted fot webeoten st -four with baking powder
salt Work fot Roll inch thick and poultry
Serve with cranberry Cronber especially plentiful
tors with
Evening star., 1947-12-03

ii yer W ! t h
Kitchen Bouquet
then slow-roast 1t
a t 300e F. This
method, instead
of shorter cooking
at 400 or 450'
piVeS VOL the full
Evening star., 1947-12-03

Gerber's Junior
Foods will make
a very special hit
with your half
pint. II he has a
few teeth, he can
easily chew any
of the 13 fine
favored. finely
Evening star., 1947-12-03

says the American
Home Magazine.
Their food experts
know exactly how
m u c h m O n e y
American women
have for food, and
how much time to
cook it Don't miss
Tho nore m n or
Evening star., 1947-12-03
BAKED BEAN SPECIAL

H1ABAsco-FLAvoRED baked beans are
extra heart warming in casse-
role:
l can baked beans
2Tbsp. pickle relish
Tbsp. prepared mustard
Tabasco slices bacon
Mix beans with pickle and sea-
sonings. Place in baking dish,
top with bacon. Bake till heated
through and bacon is crisp.
MEN DON'T UNDERSTAND
MOST MEN think women are too
Wl fussy about cleaning. 1T only
gets dirty again. is their attitude.
One man I knew, a writer, refused
to let anyone clean his study. when
the dirt gets too high," he said,
well move" Then came the hous-
ing shortage. And you should see
him today, with his own bottle Of
Evening star., 1947-12-03

Just by sending a Chiffon Flakes
boxtop with Use in coin and your
name and address to Chiffon, Box
57S, Burlington, Iowa. Better get
several assortments before the offer
ends Dec. Is, 1947. You'll find
Chiffon gentle to your lovely wash
ables, quick with the dishes, kind
to your hands. Don't miss knowing
Chiffon. No purer soap was ever
madel
Evening star., 1947-12-03
WHAT'S IN A TURKEY?

OYsTER DRESSING, if you want to
" pay proper homage to the fes-
tive bird! And so easy to prepare,
Evening star., 1947-12-03
GORGEOUS XMAS WRAPPINcs

TTALF THE FUN Of Xmas giving is
n in wrapping the packages gor-
geously. Here's a Chiffon Soap
Flakes offer Of gift "fixings" that's
Evening star., 1947-12-03
THAT AFTER-oFFIcE SNACK

TvEN1NGs when your men-folks
e. turn homeWard be sure they're
looking forward to something that's
extra good to eat and drink. To-
Evening star., 1947-12-03
GOING STEADY ..

-. THAT'S SPAN, M EGGS. Whether
SPAN is mixed with eggs, garnished
with eggs or accompanies eggs
Evening star., 1947-12-03

OuU VI tl1Ao Wo4 1ds
BY mail you can
get 10 differently
designed sheets of
holiday papers; 10
chic tags with sea-
sons greetings; 80
Xmas stickers in
brig ht red and
~flyAU
Evening star., 1947-12-03

quick, deli ~
4 q 4 j j j ] ]
cious little ~ IA
garnish for A(SMH3 SLt\
those lamb ASNls& JW\\
chops she'll Me- NN'
find safe ~ M X
"fix-easy" for CWpNl \
her first din =
ner at home. Here's what to do:
Mix y cup Blue Bonnet
Margarine
Tbsps. minced mint
Shape into tiny balls
Drop on chops
Blue Bonnet Margarine is such a
dependable, country-sweet spread,
it will help any brides success as a
cook and budgeteer - two mighty
important accomplishments. In
Blue Bonnet both experienced
homemakers and brides find Flavor,
Nutrition, Economy-AH Three
and are they glad of it!
Evening star., 1947-12-03

That gives you 1915 slices OF all
edible meat, with not a bit of waste
This Is good for any meal:
SPAN FRITTER
Cut SPAN in medium slices. Dip
in beaten egg. Then dredge heav-
lily in bread crumbs. Saute in
bacon fat or butter. Serve with
ketchup or chill sauce.
Evening star., 1947-12-03
SCHOOL FOR BRIDES

ITO THE 1947 BRIDE now settled in
her home-I hope-I suggest a
Evening star., 1947-12-03

they re naCural
mates. SPAN is al
ways the same de-
pendable, delicious
blend of juicy pork,
shoulder and ten
der ham. HORNED
packs it, exclusive
lu in 11-nZ tins
Evening star., 1947-12-03

this year. Cut into stars with your
cookie cutter.
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bensmittelfarten gebllneen. Iber Sic,
ie Irtifel tperoen lcapars su eiucul
perbaftnismdbig gerineen aufpreis
III ieOar Menge anscboten. 9!Iio tan!.
Der SdNm,ggler iid) mir bllrf ell
Warenangebot ,mter Norrnalpreis
belfen. Sorn ruft es apobl im iebelu
Sei,tiben berpor, ipenn Spef lnS
Butter geipiiienlos aus unierm ar
men SanS nad) 8elsien gebra6t l,nO
in Jrunfen umseIest tueroeu. Siib-
Itoff lno Sigaretten in Der &aupt.
iube ,panoern bafiir auf Sen Sdluur.
sen @iarft nod Deitihlanb. guf)
oel,tides Bclo fann bier uno Oa nod
im belsiid)e @abrung a,meetauidjt
tueroen. 9lber tpGbreno Sen 8eipob.
nern bon glpen! !Malmeop ieiner5eit
Elm 5ranfen eleid, 10 Yfennie ause.
rehuet apurOe. 3abIt ser Sdnuggler
fiir eiiren 5runfen - id)por5 -
NWf. $50!
Gin Yroblem rnb eine Nlage fir
Sic l1elgiideu @ren5orte iino Ole
beutiden &inoer, sic iid) innter ipie.
Der allf Sd)lcidapegeu ourd) sic
@ren5poiten id)musgeln uno betteInb
,lno berlpabrIoit Ourh Sic 2unbe ;ie-
ben. Sic ndd)tigen irseno,uo - tpern
tie Slid baben, in elmer Shel1ne uns
ter einem Saf. Sdel, seben iie bon
Sals gu Sa,ts, in itGn6igcr MneIt
Dor Ser @enoarerrrie uno oen 3ou.
6eamten. Mnfangs froeten iie nad,
8utterbroten, ipGter boten iie Inn
NGbrmittel, beute fat nur nod I'M
Granfen. Sn ibrer 5erfluittertenOiiri- T.
tigfeit, nit ibren bunsrigen slllgen
tpirfen iie ipie MusgcitoBene I'M SARA.
oiele Ser Satten.
Nuh i'm belgiiden @renssebiet
tpa1ien Ole 8dume dber nitt in Den
Simmel. M6er Sic @runolaeen SEE
tdelidrn 2ebens iino gefeitiet. WGb.
re,1b in De,,tihIano Die Gorge I'M
elententcrite Dinae oen Sag bereiftct,
.ibt man briiben Scr 2ebcrsfraft
ii6eridIlmenScn Nusbrrd in c.ncm
- pcrbotencn = Niggertan5 ton III.
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preteit. Geiitliete per.
teiHieen Gite.Heeinte

gelgrab, ssltgoilatpien. gtah eine,
3tpeitpodentlihen Su9oila,uienreiIt
el,i Soften ser 8elgraber Mesieruna
baben iiebeu proteitantiite &irden'
lel,te aus Sen gereinigten Staatel
Elm geneiniames @utadten ausgeac,
ben, Sas bie @erihteritattllng iiber
bie religioie Gerfolgung in Sl,go'
ilaapien ols teiloen5ios be5eidnet uns
pcriihert, baB iie bei Sen airher,.
beiud)en ibrer NeiIe nidt oen Gin,
orltd einer MISUNDERSTANDING
aetponnen bGtten.
sic bdtten utd) nit pielen fotbu
liiflen @eHtliden eine freimiitiee
Mitsiprahe gebabt. 1nb MIR in brei
ooer bier S6Ilen bGtten oie 8eiit.
lihen lid, geipeigert, iih iiber 10 beiflc
Sragen 81 linterbalten.
9ie iieben 8eiitIlden fIiegen nod
Erag mo lie ii6 trennen neroen. 81,
rige bon ibnen febren bireft nod
slmerita 5uriid.
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Rabrung, ftnan3e1r,
WranSportfrage auf
Rubrkonferen3
ebenfallS otSputtert

WaIbington. Die 0ereinigten Stau.
ten rno ENGLAND fomen iiberein, aui
Der &ubrfoblenfonferen5 oae 0ragen
auf5nrebmen. Die iib oireft aui sic
Grbobuns ser neutrality-suspicious.
besieben, bie fir oen Mufbau bon Gu,
ropa unerloBlih lit.
Die 6rase Ser 8eritaotIidung tin,
gen Die Gertreter ser beioen W,id,te
gefliiientlid aus bem @ee, ctn,pbl
es nidt al,sgeidloiien hit, ooB oieier
Wunld Gnglanos friiber ODER ipGter
oisfutiert peroen miro.
Willaro 9horp, Der SiIfsiefretdr
iiir Birtidmftsfroeen, erflGrte II,
elmer Treiiefonferen5, oaB Die Cages,
oronuns nod nidt feitseiett tpuroe,
fiiste aber bin5l,, baB irgeno Elm
Groblem, oas ~0ireft" NIT Scr Sob.
lenproouftion perb,,nben lit, in CIR.
ipagung ge5ogen tper0en ion. Cir
Wilialn Strang, ser 8erater oes 6ri.
tiiden Iubenamtes fir Sic beutideu
slngeleaenbeiter, Itimn,te 5u, l,no oos
tuuroe aIs cine 9onaeiiion Ser Ser.
einisten Stoaten betrohtet. sic an
fangs nur rein tedniide 6roeen be,
Iprehen tpollten.
9a man nun iiber 6ieien Hobmen
binousgegangen tit. tperoen tpdbr.
ideinlid ltntera,isid)iiiie sebiloet
tueroen, bie iih NIT ben peripanbten
BrobIemen befaiien iouen. Sieben
Gonferen55immer iiro reierpiert ipor.
oen.
Wie man annimmt, iperoen fol.
genoe Yrobleme bebanbelt tperoen:
1. Nabrlng. Ser @ansel an Nab,
rltng idapddt oie Seiltungsfdbigfeit
ser 3ed)enarbeiter, Sic nur 225,OOO
Sonnen pro Gag probu5ieren, tpGb,
reno es Dor oem &riege fait bcppelt
iopiel iuaren.
9. transport. Sm &rieg iino piele
Transportmittel pernidtet tpcroen,
Die nod nid)t eriest tperben fornten.
ino eeiteiserte Erobatftion beoinst,
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Discrimination
ut tpicNcr pcr
Heii, 1tet,erei3

IS gibt einen Yriifitcin oofiir, cb
infer 2anb Oe,nofrntie nidt lmlr pre.
oigen, ionoern alib Hperlpirfliden uin
lito Dies lit uniere 9altlmg segeniiber
Der @eiebgeb1na. Die ii6 gum 3iele
Iett, Die Discrimination als Grin,
Den Ser MaiIe, bes 8Inubens oocr Der
notionalen Serfhtnft 81 pcrbinber,r
ooer 5l,minOeit 81 perril,gern. sls
Teriltd) in bieier !Siriiht mlB Elm
@eleb be3eid,net tperoen, bos ioeber
Dem acnereB unterbreitet fpuroe, cs
perlanet oie @riil,ouns elmer pcrlna-
nenten bunoesitoatlihcm ;soir Gm.
plopment Yructices 9cnnniilipn
Gerll,he in oieipr Siniid)t iinb be.
reits ipabreno oes arieges unter'
nommen hporben. Wan bat oomaIs
on,f @rlu,o zines Bnnoeseeieses oie
Soir employment Eractices Commit,
lion, firs SGYG eernnnt, geid,aiien
9ies geidub mitteIs zines greclltioe
Srocr, 5. +. elmer Gerfiigung oes
8raiioenten i'm Sabre 1913. in scr
erflGrt ipl,roe, baf rbie bcmofratiithe
2e6ensipeiie I'M 2anbe nur nit Silic
nno llnteritiiti,ng aller bier lebenSen
8rltppen erfolgreicb pcrteioigt tper.
Sen fann." 0ieie 5eitpeiliae 9ricgs,
beboroe mar nit ser Discrimination
in oen &riegsinouItrien beiaBt. MIs
ober ser &rieg su Gnoe girW, mar
oicie geboroe burb Wangel an Mit.
teln aftionsl,nidbig eetporoen l,nS
lie berihtete fi,rs bot 9orihIuB, nGn,,
lib Dor einem Sabre, bab bie Dis,
frin'inotion acaeniber ben Neseru
bem Merifnniih- -Mnierifonern 1tno se,
geliiber Den Sltben tpieber I'M slll,
itiese !beeriffen iei mo sipor int
3lliammenbanse nit ser ltmitelli1nQ
Ser &riegsbetriebe nli iSrieoenspro.
blftion. slm 80. Slni 1916 bot sic,
ic 8eborbe auiacbort su beiteben.
Gs tuuroen saiur Dem 7S. uno 70
9orgreB 8eiebesporiGlGge unterbrei.
tet. bie sic Ginfiibrung elmer permo.
nenten SgTG be5tpeften, aber lie
tu,lrOen, bauptiGhlih tpegen ser @eg.
neridaft Ser 8eIesgeber aus ben
Siiben ni6t berlpirflidt..
Sm gegenipGrtigen &ongreB bonr
oelie es iid) I'M Bic Spes-6ultpn gill,
ShIuk auf Seite 8.
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Hier EanN Hes GlenNes,
Sert Oaie Scr Smue

lleber Die ginoriide. Die Elm 8cild;
i'm .ebemali9en bcutid)cn @ren3gebiet
bon Gl,pen- -Walmeop binterlGbt.
id)reibt CIR. @rob.&alf in Ser &om.
burger 6reien Yreiie:
Sn Muben: Srierenbe Menit,cn,
bIeide 8eIid)ter, Ieere 3G6en, ltnlilIt
unS Sunger. Ssn gupen-0talreop,
tpentse sSubitun0en tpeiter inn iett
tpieoer beIsiiden @ebiet: lleberfdGe.
lteberflub uno lteberongebot, sic iif
in Menihem ,mo Tingen sleibm6bis
uusbriiden. Shofolaoe, Yralinen,
NpfeIiinen, 8ananen, Semitic, Gier.
Slid. Spiritlloien. Sdubrperf. Ger.
tilien aner Mrt bon 3amngarn Big
gum Seioenitruntpf. llbren. SdJml,d
uilp. iteben 5ur freien 8erfiigung ser
4uuffraftigen. 9raiier ,,nb aud tuobl
anflagenoer fann elm @egei,iat tm,m
ge6aht tper6en.
Die gupener, 6ie bel Ser 8iidpcr.
leg,,ng Der @rellben alif oie nod bem
eriten 8eltfries se5ogenen Sinien
ipieoer at Beleien famen. id)dmen iih
fat ibres @eidtulns. Gin FOLDER Naf-
finement. einen iol6en 2ur,,s baben
ielbit iie nod nift gefannt. @enise
&ilon,eter ueiter tpiiien iie ibre Mr.
geborigen In ihlimmIter Slnger5one,
obne Die M0elidteit elmer &iIfe ol
baben. Marenie,ouneen iino rid)t er.
lapbt.
Die 8ren5e biiben unb briibem bi1rd)
elm Sperrgebiet berbreitert. lit f6orf
betpadt. 96glid beridtet bie gupe-
ner 1agesaeitllng, oie ielbitperitdnb.
Iih in porfriessmd6igem l1nfang er.
ideint. bon Geitnabnen unb 9eitra.
fl,neem ,pe9en perbotenen Gren3iiber.
tritts. @ie fon,mt nun Der Sfmugs.
Ter at BEN nottpenbigen Granfen, ,inl
i'm beleiid)en @ebiet faufen az, foi,s
men? Maneel,pare gibt es fa,,m mebr
@obI lit scr 8es,,9 bon Jett, 6lciit),
3ufer, 8rot ,l1o anoerem an SC.
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Hbilabelpbia. Die Yerteilung bon
ncbr als 900 Iomen Habrunasmit
teln uno onoeren in Geutihlano oria
geno benotisten Oinsen tperSen por
Or. Gusen 8eritenmaier. benz 8or
iisenocn bes 0eutiden 3entral,9lus
Ihuiics fir oie amerifaniid)e Gone
Slm 8egenitonb zines 8erihtes ul
oas ~slmerison 5rienbs Serpict
Committee" eemadt.
Or. 8eritenmaier berid,tet. baf
gnoe 1916 nif)t tpeniaer OILS 24O, ,OOC
&inber inn sllter bon bis ID Sab
rem aus Ser Senoune bon $50 5o
DtebI, Euoermilh. &iilienfriidten
6etten, 6Ieiid,, Semitic uno 3ude'
Nuter sogen.
Wenn man MIR Die brinaenoiter
gfotfGIe betrahtet, Damn benotiger
mir aber bier MaI mebr, iagt @erlten
moier.