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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-11
MEDICAL SCHOOL
MERGER PLAN OFF
Committees Unable To
Reach Accord On Trans
fer To Greensboro

RALEIGH, Dec. 10. -lR-At
a meeting in governor Cherry's
office today it was decided that
''no satisfactory plan" for the
merger of the University of
North Cardinals four-year med
ical school and the Moses H.
Cone Memorial hospital at
Greensboro can be worked out.
The decision was reached at
a meeting of the executive COM
mitee of the University trustees
with the University's medical
school committee and a commit
tee representing trustees of the
Cone Memorial hospital.
Negotiations have been under
way for several months between
the two committees on the pos
sibility Of working out a plan
for combining the proposed
four-year medical school and
training hospital of the Univer-
See MEDICAL on Pa, Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-11
MILITARY FLIERS
DITCH TRANSPORT
North Carolina A m on g
Crew Which Parachuted
To Safety

ISTANBUL, Turkey, Dec. 10
P-Four members of the U. S.
Military attaches office at Bag
dad, Iraq, flying frol-- Rome,
became lost last night over West
ern Turkey, ditched their CAT
military transport plane and
parachuted to safety.
Their fuel supply was almost
gone.
1t. Col. James F. Coward, of
Erwin, Tenn, air attache at Bag
dad, was plotting the plane.
He said tonight that his radio
was blacked out by weather and,
seeing the situate was grave,
ordered the craft ditched after
setting it on the automatic pilot.
See MILITARY on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-11
House Rejects Efforts
TOSlaSh Aid Bill Funds
Chamber Also Shuts Off
Help For Nations Going
Com m unist

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1o.-lR-
The House rejected decisively
tonight all efforts to slash its
$500, 100000 bill authorizing
emergency aid to France, Italy,
Austria and China, and final ap-
proval of the bill in substantial
ly its present form appeared
likely to come tomorrow.
Representatives voted down
147 to 81, an amendment by Rep.
Lawrence H. Smith (R-Wis)
which would have trimmed the
aid figure to $500, 100000 a pro,
posed $3O0,000,000 cut was re-
jected by an even wider mar gin,
III to 70.
But the House also turned
down an amendment, sponsored
by Rep. Morrow GRIND, which
would have raised the total tc
1861, ,000,000) so as to give the
three European countries as
much help as the Senate has au.
thorized and to add some $780,,
000,O0 for China.
The vote against Merrow's s
proposal was 165 to "a. 1t fol.
lowed a last-ditch fight against
the entire relief program by Re
publican and some Democratic
opponents.
Rep. Jonkman (R-Mich) de-
clared "there is no excuse for
this bill" and Rep.Short (R-Mo)
backed him up with a slashing
speech, telling the House: ''In-
stead of bleeding ourselves
white, which is what Russia
wants, we might better spend
the money to build up our own
defenses.
Urging that the relief sum be
increased, Morrow said: eff we
keep on cutting, we might as
well pick up our playthings and
pull out of Europe. Then we can
sit down and wait for the first
atomic bomb"
The chamber recessed in the
See HOUSE on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-11
Efforts To Avoid
"Walk-0ut" Fail
{ o m m u n i S t-Controlled
Unionis is, $4,000
Strong To Leave Jobs

ROME, Thursday, Dec. II.
U.D - Bus and street car service
halted early today when Rome's
first general strike in 26 years
got un derWay despite futile gov
ernment union negotiations
which extended nearly two hours
beyond the midnight strike dead
line.
The Communist controlled
Rome Chamber of Labor order
ed the strike of more than 500,-
900 workers, even though union
officials discussed compromise
offer from Premier Alcide De
Gasperi's government until 1:45
A. M. - los minutes after the
strike officially began.
A government spokesman said
would be resumed
at II AM. Is AM, EST) and
1--WE hope to settle the strike by
noon" But labor officials indi-
Gated that the strike would con-
tinue for at least one day re-
gardless of the negotiations.
How successful the strike
would be was a question mark.
Transportation workers quit al
most Immediately after the mid
night deadline, but it would be
mid-morning before the total ef-
fectiveness could be assessed.
Strike Denounced
Officials of the minority
Christian Democratic Union
the labor segment of the pre-
mier's governing party-de-
nounced the strike as a ''Com-
munist imposition" and appeal
ed to it's members to work.
Communist leaders said they
would post shop committees in
all plants to prevent any back
to-work movement. They al Is o
warned the city's two largest
evening newspapers, sGiornale D
Italia and Giornale Della Sera
poliaicially independent
that they woud be Suppressed"
See E. 1-c:TS on rs. Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-11
See HELICOPTI Z OIL Page Two
CH0RUSES PLEASE
LARGE AUDIENCE
Benefit Concert For Cath
crime Kennedy Fund
Proves Success

The Atlantic Coast Line Male
and Women's choruses gave so
fine a performance in Handeps
Hallelujah chorus last night that
Wilmington ought, in all serious
ness, to organize an orchestra
to accompany this S pendld
group of vocalists in this a nd
other masterpieces.
Surely, since the railroads Of
flee staffs have made such
great progress, careful search
among other employees would
uncover enough instrument
talists to form a little symphony
orchestra. What contribution
the Coast Line could make to
the cultural development of this
community by sponsoring it.
Last nights concert before an
audience that packed the high
school auditorium marked tn G
premiere of the Women's chorus
which, besides sharing the sue
cess of the Hallelujah chorus.
was also heard in two groups
OF songs to excellent advantage.
The male chorus, revived last
year after disbanding when
World War II came, also sang
two groups, and the male en-
semble one. Time forbids full
discussion of the separate num-
bers. Suffice to say all showed
marked improvement over last
years initial concert, given for
the benefit of the Grace church
rebuilding fund.
SOloists Charm
The two soloists, Emerson
Head and J. E. Rose, Jr., boys
Saa CHORTTSES IN Pare Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-11
And So To Bed

Two young ladies told the
editors of And So To Bed,
and there are several editors
of this little column, the 9TH
er night they would like to
know who wrote the bits.
"Why?" the two editors
asked in unison.
"Well," the stocky bru-
nette said, my brother had
his name in one of theL. sew
eral months ago."
The editors blushed and
wondered what they had
written about the girls
brother.
"He liked it SO much" she
continued, che cut it out.
framed it and placed it upon
his dresser"
The editors still don't know
what the And So To Bed was
all about.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-11
NINE HOSPITALS
WILL GET FUNDS
Federal Cash Assured For
Proposed Project In
North Carolina
MORNING STAR
WASHINGTON BUREAU

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Fed-
eral funds are assured to cover
one-third of the cost of building
nine North Carolina hospitals,
with a total estimated expense
of $6,284,25o, the Public Health
Service said today.
The nine hospitals, which will
have 535 beds, will be construct
ed under the Hill-Burton a t,
which authorizes the federal
government to underwrite one
third of the cost while the re-
naming two-thirds will be
shared by the state and local
communities.
Several other applications
from North Carolina probably
See HOSPITALS on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-11
SLASH IN POTATO
PRODUCTION OFF
erson Cancels Sched-
ID Reduction In North
Carolina

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
Dec. 10 --(P)-Secretary of Ag-
riculture Anderson announced
today cancellation of a sched.
uled reduction in 1948 potato
production goals in seven East
ern states and West Texas.
The commercial early potato
states are South Carolina, New
Jersey North Carolina, Virgin
Ia Maryland, Delaware and the
L.. Long Island section of New
York.
Anderson said that Dec. / the
eight states were notified that
See SLASH on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-11

LONDON, Dec. 1O-W.p-Sec-
..+aTv of State George c. Mar
lsSqi .ss1i demanded in the Big Four
st5p,s .orejgn Ministers conference to-
5or 5or that Russia stop grabbing
oa3 o1oa33arations from current Ger
l,an ,'p industrial production by
Midnight ,l1 Dec. 81.
WA warning that Russia was
.aresteniag to W eck German
,.onomv and drag all Europe to
'IH Ijn Dv milking its occupation
,ona or'l al an estimated rate of more
nan +D $500, 100000 a year while the
I'nitod l41 States and Great Britain
srp a,e' pouring $7OO,O0O,o0o a year
;nto a, their zones, Marshall form
sIIv proposed:
oFror Jan. /, 1948, no ing
hall be taken out of Germany
eycept for a fair economic value
IN money or goods which can be
ii,n,n1edjately used to sustain Ger
man economy.
.This decision shall stand until
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-11
11S.WarnSRuSSians
TOEndGernanLOOt
Marshall Demands That Soviet Quit Grat
Of Reparations From Productions By
December 81; Asks Answer Now

further action by the Council (o1
foreign ministers) or pursuant tc
a peace treaty."
Marshall said that if the Big
Four could not act Immediately
and favorably-on tn; propo-
sal which he described as of "im-
mediate vital signif; once," then
I'VE are wasting our time where
there is no time to waste"
He demanded thu Russia For
eign Minister Viacheslav Molotov
gil the Big Four a positive
answer" and said he wanted it
now"
But Molotov flatly reful d to
discuss the reparations question
until other German onomic
problems had been 1ered.
Molotov's attitude, including
his refusal to tell what Russia
is doing behind the iron urtain
obscuring her occupation zone,
See U. S. on Page Tive
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-11
Nurses Flatly Reject Hospital Boards
Latest Offer Of Terms For Settlement
GOVERNOR ASKS CANCELLATION
SERVICE AID IN JWH DISPUTE

RALEIGH, Dec 10-P-Governor Cherry today requested
the Cancellation Service of the State Department Labor to
facilities available" the dispute between
the Walker Memorial hospital of Wilmington
working conditions
After hospital refused last to recognize the
State Association bargaining agent for the
hospitals handed in their designations
effective Dec 49,
governor expressed the hope "that the Cancellation
be assistance ironing out the difficulties
the Wilmington institution"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-11
FORECAST:

WILMINGTON and vicinity: Mostly
c1o,dy and cool with light drizzle in
Toorning today, followed by light rain
continued cool tonight; Friday, rainy
and cool
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-07-10

years.
The Times, Williamsport, 1847,
short lived
Scott Banner, Williamsport, 1852,
by Williams and Allen.
The Pilot, Williamsport, near 1900,
by G.. NJ. McCardell.
Williamsport Leader, near 1900.
The Enterprise, Sharpsburg, 1880,
by Charles C. Biggs, several years.
The Odd Fellow, Boonsboro, 1841
to 1880, started by Josiah Knode; 80
years.
Boonsboro Times, 1880, published
continually until just couple of
years ago.
The Trumpet, Smithsburg, 1852,
by John II. little, for one year.
The Shepherdstown Register, pub
lished many years
Weekly Gazette, Hancock, 1854,
by f. A. Williams.
The Hancock Journal, 1858, by e.
and c. H. Day
The Star, Hancock, near 1900, by
Miss Gertrude Summers.
The Hancock News, 1914, estab-
lished and published by the late
George c. Huber, until his death in
April of this year The present pub
Usher is Mrs. Susan Boiler.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-07-10
This is your town. boost it.
TRUTH SEEKERS

Industry is the foundation of Pleas
ure-the secret of a sound mind in
an enduring body. Columbia Train
ing establishes the habit Of industry
and brings success II you want
success ask for a Columbia College
catalong, Columbia College, Hagers-
town, Md.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-07-10

Willie Wells was coming home
from Stewards Creek the other eve
ming with a string Of trout. when a
stern looking lady Visitor at the
BOxwood Inn) stops him, and tells
him man his size could be better
occupied than catching fish.
Willie tells her off real good
naturally by saying; perhaps
you're right, but if these fish had
kept their mouths shut, they
wouldn't be here" Cat that, says
Willie, laughing out loud, she
looked just as il fish had bit herl)
Blabbing mouths never cause
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-07-10
From where | sit by Joe Marsh
Fish Bites WomunI

anything but trouble. Nobody who
knew the facts would ever criticize
Willie's right to go fishing on his
one day of any more than they'd
deny his right to come home TO a
mellow glass OF beer.
From where sit, the slower we
are to criticize and the quicker
we are to recognize another's
tastes, the better wen get along
together - whether those tastes
apply to beer or fishing.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28

@il0es Soran ~5llgrun0e geeor9en,
fpmmartiert ser 9erihterItotter Der
3iiriher 3eititng, 0oB lie oas 9inO
0es 3uIainneubruhS pon 1918 mar,
nit Dem Iid Sic Gelltiten nidt ob-
iinOen fonnter. Democratic mar fir
Gas beiiegte 8olf gleidgeiest nit gtie-
6erloee, %netioualer g%rnieOriguitg Il.
muterieIIer Rot. 6elite iino 0ie 8or-
aiisIetltngen lefoer oieieIben. Dos
Grbe 0es gueiten @eltfrieges lit I'M
8eeenteiI nod idlunmer. Die &riegSs
id)d0en lino uubergIeihlih oieI idNpe,
rer. Ole 8ertrei6ltng Der oeiitiden
BepoIferung ans Dem S%lt0etenlnn0
uno an 8oIen gefalleneil 8ropin5en.
Die 9Grte ser 8eiesung iiilO sic gr-
ilo9rungsfriie init tbren o~erbeerenoen
6ol9en fir sic 8oIfsgeitn0Geit Der.
uriodpn 5ui1Blih cine llulumine BON
2eiO, oos man fir 9eredtfertigt o6er
MIR fiir unuerrneiolih boIterL qber
.feinesfGIls obItreiter fonn. gtiht
fnebr eebt es oorlt1it, 4uie 1918, OBJ ole
Notion lire @eltling in Ser BeIt be-
boupte, ionOern Oh iie Die t0oIide
.RriIe ~iJberbuirpt iiberlebe. Die i%tatiiti-
iden @ngabel Sic in lebter 3eit err
tbGltlid ~gepor0en iino, 5eigel DoB
sic @oIf8froit beOrobt lit. 3ie
ifpperen 8erlirIte an MGnnern I'M
frGftigen Glitter tperoen Die 8ebolfe-
rungs5a6I umpeigerIih itnrf ienferl.
MiIIionen itsben Dor Dem 8liin iArer
griten5, aus tpeIdem iih 5u erbeben
lie Die 3rGft nift mebr finOen.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
DemOkratie in Deutschland

s@euaIt oernng apobI Sen aor-
Der zines Bottles SIT erobern, ober
ser 3uueiaiitg ALIEN miro es gelin-
gen, ieiae Seele ST. ge1uinnen."
So itrr0 neulif i'm Organ scr
enaIiid1en 8enpoltung IN Dcutidj
Iono 8be 8ritiib Gone &ouue" ST
Ieieii. ,,9leiie 3iirder 3eitung" be-
merit oo5u:
o2as erIeben 0ie 0eutiden 8oIiti.
fer IN fbrem 9ompf nm Die Seele Der
Station taqIid. 9obei bereiten Die
erfI1rten @e9ner nidlt Die iflimm-
iten Sfguierigfeiten. @efGbrIidfr ols
Sic cntif1loIienen NationoIio3iaIiiten
inns Sic 9dieit, sic Shlaiiberger, sic
lid nidt feitIegen lpolH1t. Sic bcben
qeIebelL tDie I'M 9ritten Heid Die
Gppoiitipnellen uerioIet wur0en, unO
lie IinO lest .3elleen ser 8eItroiirlg
Der Ratiofnlio5ioliiten. Oieie @rfob=
rliila nirft abihredeno. Dian befiird].
tet, oub 0ie Demofruten, Die lid I'M
0fientIid,en 2eben 1%erportrn, 0as
SdidiaI Der @orgdneer erleioen
f0nnten. Shon iett begirnt ser ausr
oriid ,,ao[Iaborationiit" eIS 8e5eid)e
nung oeS Gemofraten geIegentlid in
@ebrnuh 81 folnmer. Die 8arteien
llno lire 6iibrer fteben in @eiabrii lid
nit Oe1n 8eiebungsregime 3u fom-
promittiereu utO Oas gertnge adpi-
tai oil 8ertroiien, Oos lie iih beim
Bolt erdporben guben, mieOer eirt5li-
biiBen."
Gia 8eimcrer 8epltbIif lit Iestcn
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
Sowiets Kontrukt-
brUch v~Orgeworfen

Berlin Die Amerifaner un0
8riten boben ollie Giien- un0 StobI-
Iieierungell in Die SoDiet5one
0euti6Ianog ultf unbeItimmte 3eit
geiperrt. Mls @runO oafiir ,puroe
mitgeteilt, OaB 0ie @lIien 0ernb=
l1ltnlf baden, elm 81 WtiGioren Dol
lar "i1boloierenoeS 9anoelsnbfommer
nit Der oereinigten britilh~nmerita-
niid}en Gone 81 erfillen.
Sr einem pffi3ienen S6relben on
Dos oeutide @irtifoft g. greFutib.
fontitee in Dtin0en p~erb1ngten biz
nnlerifanfiehn un6 britiI6en 8ebor-
ben Elm gntbnrgo nitf sen Grport bor
NobeiIen StabI, lotpie s%epiiie 6ertig-
e~r5eltgniiie aus giien ltfl6 Stabl
nod Ser GlIlen3one. Die 8erti9tun-
rem I1lieBen 8nbnihienen, iomif
5tiideiien atno Barren elm. Deidt &c.
uii6rt 1peroen 8rpoufte, Sic nn9 Som
0eranpeiIungen fir oen 8ebrnuh ii
ser Somiet3one n%ngefertigt Deren.
Sic Soipiet5one blieb in ben bon
tyr Derlpro1enen 2ieferungen mob
reno Der Monate Snflltnr url0 Sc.
braiar 8unebmenO suriif, obgleih oiC
Il. 9. ii1o Sic britiihe Zone 95 @ro.
gent ibrer 5ugeiagten 5tn9imenger
geinnot batte, beiBt es in elmer ge
meiniamen @rfI1rung ser 4merifn
ner un0 @riten.
Die 2ieferungeii, 5t 0enen 0i
&liIien lid Oerpfli6tet botten I'M
niht innebieIteu, wnren i'm beionoe
rem tO,7OO Eonnen @ei8en uno &og
gen; 27OO Eonnen Safer; $1,000
Gonnen 8rnunfoblen : Brifetts, so,
900 aubifmeter @rubenbol5; 50'
Gonnen 3enitoff; 500 Eomen Sci
tingspapier 81 Sonnen &oroel fit
Autobereiflng; 200 Sonner SrOu
itriepupier u1r0 80 9ounen 8nno
Runitguinmi ingt Ole 8efnuntmo
dung.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
Scwiets1llietcr ridte,
ten ercbcn SAaNcit ~,

Glen Gobe, q. 2. - Sic Gigentii-
merin oes Beetles oil Ser NorOfiiIte
Don Gong SSlono, has oolt Dem Der.
itorbenen S. g. Morgon befuobnt
noroen mar, erfl1rte 0aB sic lester
Mieter, 0es 81 : 3immerbaities, an-
geitpllte Ser Sofuietregieruilg, einpn
SdaOen bon i6aBltng54peiis $4,000
angeridtet D1tten uno 5n9er Die 9Lb-
liht lbeltebe, Ons @e5auoe nieoerS1is
reiBen.
Ser GmDnlt 5. 5. arGner uon Ser
gigertiimerin, Sar Morg1n Sslon0
gituteS Snc., iagte, 0nB oie Setoen6e-
lpnnaungen Der @1lloe berunterbin-
gen 5eniter 5~eritOrt unO @auoe be-
idrniert ieierl.
o8ir baben infolgeoeiien RoItennn.
ihl1ge iiir Ben 4briB 0es @nlieS ge-
for0ert," erfIarte er. oSebt tp1re es
mir uls SduIe o0er &otel Sit ge-
bruud]elL luo oas miiroe 1litt mil
Ben Ibiidtpn iener 5ermonieren, 0it
@aa5 : Acre- EeiIe BON Dem 8eIis En-
morbm bd5erL 0ort 9dirier bnren u,
in ibnen apo6nen tDollen."
Gie So1pietIeute 0ieier @ruppe,
arelhe Den 317 : Icrebelis tnr Berte
BON ~ 0iiIlionen Collar mieteten,
lsirften 5uerit i'm borigen Gommer
oie Aufmerfiotnfeit auF iif, nls lid
sic Nah6arn oarifber 6eidAperter,oa B
an Dem friibereu Morgnmiden Bri-
Det 9aoeItrnno nofte @aoegeielI-
ifaften 0bgebnlten ipiiroerL ur0 Der
Stol5 OeS U~eritor6enen 5inan5iers,
Die ollsgeoe9nten @ortenaulngen,p er-
nah[1iiiat m1ren.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
sir Sic Kaae
Sminfen a[n Sim

9a5l ma6t man aus 3 gBloffel
Set ODER Butter, 3 GBloffel Mtebl
unO / 8int Nfilh cine SoBe, itoem
mon Set in elmer &oIieroae idmeI5en
IGBt, ons Mte6l bin5urii6rt. leidt
Ourdidmibt unO NIT Der Mild gu
9lottem &rern b%erriibrt, oud eine
Naeiieripibe Sal6 bin3ufiigt. Wlit
Dem Sal5 muB man 0oriidtig iein,
On Der S6inten nod idari gerug lit.
Gam ritbrt man 3 gBloffel gebodte
CRIME 8fefferihote, ~ EnlIe in
Butter 5 Miniten geoiinitete friide
ooer 8iihien-Yiloe 1 8riie 9feffer
unO II SeeI0ffel SenfnleDl bin5u
uno 8uleBt 2 Gailen feingebodten
Shinfen. 9(aes miro unter Niibren
5 Nfinuten gefoht, 0nnn nllI gebiit
tertem Soalt leroiert.
8ereiten mir Elm 8ltlaIh 10 geben
mir germ einen Geelotfel &iimmel
binein. ~9lueroings iteIlen mir babel
felt OaB Ser &iirnmel 1tienlnlS iooiel
al 4romn n68i6t, luic mir gum Wu-
Laid braud)en, uu0 iid nnoererieits
5uiidyen uniere 31bne ieBt. @os lit
Oa 81 tun2 MidtS lit einfader ais
Oieles: @ir miiiien nllr ben Stint
mel, ebe mir i'm Dem 6leild beigeben
fein baden ooer i'm Morier 5eritoBen.
Ser grfolg 1T iiberraidetO.
8ei Der 8ereitiing Don Wuloid lei
rod etluns uepaten: Gum 8iroen ser
Eilnfe Deriufen Sic es eirnlnl nit
elmer Brotfruite, Die miffoden muB.
9ns lit oiel beller fiir ben Beihmnd
oeS @ulnids ols cine ginbrenne.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
Gin Kentmtmniit III
Salcniei crntcrNci

Solonifi, @rie6enlano Grei
@lloeln aus Sem &ebolber zines Weii.
dpelmoroers mnhten Sen 40idbrigen
friiberen 9nnoipirtihnfts Miniiter
Sobn 3egbos nieoer, ols er bier an
elmer geihGftigen StrnBenede ltnrO +;
Die 8oli5ei erfl1rt oo6u, 6nB Elm
Mnnn, ser bebnuptet, Dem ,9inrih-
lungs : &ommnilOo" ser &omnliiri~
itii6en 8ortei nn5ugeborert, Ben
MorO bereits geitnnOen bnt.
8eobod)ter Ser poIitiiden Gage err
in 0ieim Attentot Elm 1leuesi
onfiir, onB es au elmer
SpnItling in BEN Communication
Aeiben gefommen lit.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28

01ienen oitf 3eiden BON 9nn9rpeiIe,
ShIGfrigteit ooer Sronie. Sd fan6
nicbt 0ergIeiden. 9ieie 2eute orbeife-
ten entihie0en nit ernften Strebeu. "
o8ieIe Oieier 8efongenen SCHILLER
botten nifts anoeres gefonnt, ais
0as NG5i- &egime. Nltn Iernten lie
non 0eutiten 3roTeiIoren, oaB Ser
preuBiihe MiIitarisrnlls lirt0 ole gea=
81 S0eoIogie Oie llriaden 0es oeut-
6den 3uiamulerlbrld9s aporen, ooB
Die 9eu5i : Gpftrine auf 9iigen un0
9nbiiiht boiierte, 1oB Die &e9e= Soee
lGeutidlano niemnls pt1uos onoeres
6ringen piiroe aI8 cine nere &utaitro.
roe"
Sic IA 8roiclioren II @11nner I'M
glter Don 30 bis SIT as Sabren -
1uarelt nufridfig be5iigIid iBrer aiff-
ge5e.
@oben SIRE Sdiiler Sen Gin
Oruf, ooB Sic fiir ole 6ron5oier ar
beitpn~ mur0en Tie gefrngt.
n@esbalb?~ ontmortete elmer.
,,8ir trea6et feline profran30iiifye
@ropogonon. @ir legen ibnen MIR
nobe, cute GeutIfe 81 bIeiben. 8ir
molten rrlir oos 8oie feititelIen, ocs
@itIer unierem BoIfe tat. gl~tnc5ifi5ie,
rlne lit cine Mitigo6e, Die mir ieIbit,
inter ms erfiilIen nliiilen. gS 5onoeIt
lid 0o6pi . uorfpberein Inn cine
'euti9e Gn9e..
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
5prasbliAc StbwiSrieeeis
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Sdnibels 1ttft pert.
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nls Die Bleiihmnrfe Dor Dem Muf-
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in Der oierten 0nrben.
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9elieferung loben.
6rii6 rotioniert lit balb gebuns
CERT.
&arm lit III Der fleiniten Siitte fiil
nod 6pei 5amilien.
Ger 9orher an Der @anO BORT
obne 4pparat.
llnreht 8lit geoeibet altf Dem
Shmor5en Weprft.
@er nnoern cine @rrbe gr6bt,
6efonnt Shaperarbeiter5tIage.
@er 81 taitiden Dat I'M 9ous,
mint Die Gorge bal0 binnus.
9e3ugidein pergebt, 8eOirfnis
beitebt.
Wfit 3igaretten III Der @anO fontttlt
man Ourd Oas gauge &nno.
3uOolf @infler
Gle @elt, @amburg