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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-28

hot vegetable mixture. Refill cavi-
ty in egg whites.
Place noodles on Individual
plates. Heap hot vegetable mix
ture in center and place two
stuffed egg halves in the middle.
Hot Cros Buns
IL cup sugar
3 tablespoons melted butter or
margarine
IL teaspoon salt
1 cup milk, scalded
/ yeast cake
IA cup warm water
2 eggs
3 cups sifted flour
l teaspoon cinnamon
Ia teaspoon allspice
IL cup seedless raisins
/ dozen marshmalloWs
IA cup confectioners' sugar
Stir sugar. butter and salt into
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
SEAFORD

Mrs. NJ a. Johnson. of Philadel-
phia, has been spending Il week
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. NJ. A.
Webb, formerly OF Greenwood, who
is now residing with her daughter
and family. Grace w. SizemOre.
On Tuesday. March IS. Mrs.
Elizabeth w. Webb celebrated her
74th birthday. A birthday hanky
shower had been pouring for the
past week. 1t reached its peak on
Tuesday when Mrs. Webb received
ia cards and 50 handkerchiefs, be-
sides flowers and other gifts. Mrs
Webb is appreciative to her rela-
tives, friends. the Greenwood Home
Demonstration Club and Grange
members. Due to illness. Mrs. Webb
has been confined to her bed under
the care of doctor for quite some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Webb anC
family. of Glendale. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Townsend of EastOn. Md.
spent Sunday with Mrs. NJ. y
Webb.
One of ScafOrd'S moving picture
houses is trying out Saturday
morning shows.
Seaford High Schools baseball
team is practicinS.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Warren of
Florence, y. j.. attended the flu
neral of Joseph H. Morgan on
Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ii. Leishman
of HatbOro. Pa. are receiving con-
gratulations ON the birth of Il
daughter, Debra Eleanor. born
Thursday March % Mrs. Leish-
man. the former Eleanor Redden.
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
\. Redden Of Lincoln.
Church News. Sunday. March 30:
Church School II \. NJ. Douglas
Morgan. Supt.
The young people Of the George
town Circuit Bethesda Church will
be in charge of the services on
Sunday evening, March 30. The
Lincoln NJ y. f. will assist in the
singing. Everyone is asked to come
out and give these young people
encouragement.
On this Friday night. March 2Sti
at 8 O'Clock at the Lincoln School
there will be a reorganization o
the Parent Teachers Association
There will be speakers on the p. I
A. All parents and everyone that i
interested in the meeting and wan
a p. T. A., in our school please b.
present.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
MINERAL Al

Asbestos CLOTH tape packing felt; glass tubing emery
CLOTH grinding wheels Gao 100 grit), fiber wheels, insu
lated board, rubber cement adhesive cement, rubber
gaskets plastic card holders solid rubber amounted
ON steel rimS).
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
ROXANA

Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Holder gave a
birthday party Wednesday even
ing. March 10. at their home at
Bayard in honor of Mrs. Holders
niece. Miss Norma Jones 10th
birthday anniversary. Those who
enjoyed the evening with Norma
were: Howard Lynch, Duane Cal
houn, Patsy Pusey. Hilda McCabe,
Jean Steele, Shirley McCabe. Ruth
Lynch. Ralph Cobb. Donald Ste
vens, David Allen, Blaine Phillips.
Grace West. Ruth Hudson, Helen
Derrickson. Betty Calhoun. Her
schell Quillen. Bill Powell, Harvey
Williams, ElwOod Banks, Jack
Scott, Frances McCabe. Ruth Ev-
ans, Grace Justice. Pauline Way
GeneVicve Tingle, Kendall Noble.
Alan Powell, Charles Powell, Pau
Williams, Ruth Ann Savage, Rich
ard Calhoun. Ollie Hickman. Chas
Steele. Games We're played and de
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
LINCOLN

MIS-. IL. f. Clendaniel spent the
past weekend in Wilmington with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Clendaniel and
daughter kathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Unsinn, ST.. of
Washington. ID. c., were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sheldon
and Mrs. Joe Unsinn, Jr. and
daughter Kathy.
Mrs. Howard X. Yoder and sons.
Bill. Donald, Jack and Douglas. of
Jarrettown, Pa. spent part of last
week with Mrs. Yoders parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Redden.
Mrs. Matte j. Greenly. Mrs. AL
vim Greenly and son, David. spent
the weekend with Dr.. and Mrs. j.
Fetter and daughter, Joan. in Phila-
delphla. They also visited Rayle
Greenly in the Wills Eye Hospital.
who is recovering from an eye op-
Grafton.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 0. Lohand
are the proud parents of baby
girl born in the Milford Memorial
Hospital. March II. The little
miss has been named Claudia Hen
rietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Redden OF
Philadelphia, visited their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Redden. this
past week.
Mrs. Elsie Deputy of Philadelphia
was the guest of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Nat Coverdale. last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morgan
and daughters. Bessie and Betty, o
Bordentown, N. j.. spent last weel
with their mother. Mrs. Bessi,
Morgan.
Mrs. Reese Dickerson spent Sun
day with her mother. who is in tn
Easton Memorial Hospital, Easton
Md.
Mrs. May p. Johnson is visitin;
her brother in HaddOn Heights
n. j.
Frank Clendaniel. Jr., spent las
week in Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
FRANKFORT

Revival services at the local
Methodist Church are we'll attend
ed and seem to be contributing
much to the work of the congrega-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester r. Hudson
and children, LaveSSa Ann, San
dra and Bruce, spent the weekend
in Wilmington, visiting their un-
Gle, Reuben A. Lewis.
Mrs. Alice Monroe was the guest
of Mrs. Mckinley Tingle part of
last week.
While her mother was visiting
in Wilmington little Miss Suzanne
Cobb spent the past weekend with
her paternal grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Cobb at Ocean View.
Master Neal Brasure, siX-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton w.
Brasure demonstrated his marks
manship one day recently by shoot
ing one of his Grandpop Brasure's
pigeons with his air rifle. We sup
pose he'll soon be taking his
GrandpOp Lynch on cunning trip.
Don't know what would please Joe
Lynch more,
We are pleased to report that
the local Methodist Church has in
vited the Rev. James j. Won Hagel
to serve another year as pastor.
Officers and members of Keturah
Rebekah Lodge, No. s. are remind
cd that Tuesday. April /. is the
date for installation of officers for
the ensuing term.
A. james McCabc. Jr., has re-
turned home to the Bronx. \. u.
after visit to his grandfather
Capt. Ebe Il. Chandler and other
relatives in lower Delaware.
Mrs. Lille NJ. Lynch is confined
to her home by illness. We trust
that with the advent OF mild spring
weather, she may soon be out
among her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carmine o
MllsbOrO called on Mr.. and Mrs
Mordecai III. Hudson and Mr.. ant
Mrs. James G. Hudson on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
(1I3'I|3{ MOUNDS

For forging, drawing Gor low carbon steeD, sweeping
cutting
AlsO-Paper (greaseproof, in Is" wide ros), asphalt
board Cis| thick, 12hs" wide, 1oH" long), railroad
transportation equipment Lighting fixtures wood cab
Stools tables and desks, rubber hose and betting,
leather straps.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
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Hinged steel waterght DOORS Stanley hinges and hasps
pressed steel handles, cable clamps steel Clips
safety Chain keyrings go" long bolts pins studs,
bronze, see (cap, machine, set), washers
stainless STEEL carbon STEEL zinc, brass, BRONZE alumni
num), rvets FERROUS & nonerrous), grommets (brass
znc) studs pipe nipples brass elbows pliers wrenChes,
harng tools, steel grab hooks
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28

The silver fox is not a separate c
fox.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28

licious refreshments served, after
which they all departed wishing
Norma many happy returns OF the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Leary and
two children of Falls Church, Va,
spent the weekend with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Leary
and sister. Mrs. Ruth Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mabry Lynch and
two children spent the weekend
with relatives at Richmond. Va.
Miss Hilda Bennett of Whining
ton. spent the week with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cove Bennett.
Mrs. Asher Carey. Mrs. #. s.
Johnson and Miss Alice Lockwood
accompanied Mrs James Carey to
Wilmington on Wednesday and
visited Mrs. Ira Birmingham and
son, John A.
Ebe Jones is improving after
being ILL.,
Mrs. Hugh Stephens returned
home Saturday evening from very
pleasant trip to Florida.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28

Herbert Hudson, ga years old,
passed away at his home on Clay
ton avenue Oh Sunday. Although
both Mr. and Mrs. Hudson have
been in failing health for several
years, his death was surprise
to all who knew him. Funeral SER
vices were conducted at 2:30 p. m
on Wednesday in the Frankford
Methodist Church by the Rev.
James j. Won Hagel, pastor. In
terment was made in Carey's GEM
etery under, the direction OF Wat
son and Gray, local morticians.
Mrs. Kendall Wiley, Mrs. p. S.
Shockley and Mrs. J. A. Burton of
MillsborO, were visitors in Frank
ford on Sunday.
Mrs. Harry HuXford and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nc
Cauley from Ocean City. Md, were
Sunday callers in Frankford
Professor and Mrs. J. NJ. Ben
nett of Wyoming were in town Oh
business one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stevens OF
Ocean View are rejoicing over tho
recent arrival of baby boy il
the Beebe Hospital at Lewes. The
little fellow is their fourth child
and is another grandson for Mr.
and Mrs. Albert +. Parson o
Frankford.
William S. Long. 3rd. was the
weekend guest of his mother, Mrs
William S. Long, Jr.
Aunt Suzy sez: Tradition is ;
fine thing if used for rudder. ant
NOT for an anchor.
The silver fox is not n separate
species, but one variety Of the rc'
fox
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
<3!33j3|3I. !|I3'53'|l

Automatic G.. F. transformers, terminals (Stakon relay,
solderless), switches (master double throw square ID,
safety, rotary transformer relay transformers, circuit
breakers, stranded copper wire Nos Ia TO 25 brush
springs or AC DC generators) OKW 3wire generator
Complete used driven made by Westing
house). &C & DC motors, heaters hot plates, portable
power plant (gas engine water cooled, complete with
instrument panel-nfd by Hercules Motor Corp)
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28

Microscopes barometer thermometers, promoters draft
ing table magnhers valves reducing regulators
controls compasses hypo and surgical needless yrnge.
sterzers tool pocket gauges; Visual sheffield gauge
(haS magnihcation of 10000 to u.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28

Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Sizemore and
family entertained at turkey din
ner on Sunday several of their rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlegel and
family. OF Harrington, were recent
callers of a. T.. EizemOre and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Clendamel,
also Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Lewis OF
Milton. were visiting in Seaford on
Tuesday night.
Grace and Glenn Sizemore spent
Friday in Milford.
Little Ann Smith is on the sick
list.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28

Try as it might. the OPA hasn't
yet been able to put a ceiling on
houses. About as far as the average
builder can get is the basement.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28

WHAT'S NEW DEPT: Mems
clothing of the very near future
that will stay in shape though
twisted and tugged. will repel
water. fame. mildew. be COM
pletely washable. resist shrinkagc.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
Lemon Juice Recipe Checks
Rheumatic Pain Quickly

If YOU suffer from rheumatic. arthr'
lis or ncurris PAIN. try this simple
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Compound, weeks supply today; Mix
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and no trouble at all. You need only,
tabcspoonfu's two times day. Often
within 4S hours sometimes over
night splendid results are obtained
II the pains DO not quickly leave
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Milford chronicle., 1947-03-28
'iI'T,I'C|; " i|'I|E' I'|'3''''|

White enamel wash basins porcelain sinks brass spgots
galvanized steel sranes nickel brass plated traps expan
joints, nickel plated soap dish holders towel racks
(Navy ype) valves (ar CONTROL heater rcgulator
relief, gauges (rom lbs. 500 lbs wood storage
humdihers Complete with "a HIP motors), coffee urns,
steam tables & kettles.
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Satrl6 l6iiiefeit bei
Nbjtur3 uerntutcf

Goeelbagen. Seste WoGe ltiir5te
ein Sl,te5el,g mrf Dem slufitieg nad)
fur5er 3eit ab. slls Eailagiere bate
es ben ifapeoiiden HrinSen @uiiap
9lbpli, oie Siuserin Grace altoore
uno ,peitere 20 8erionen on 9urb.
slae perbranntet bis 5llr l(ntennt-
lidfeit, oa oas Ilugsalg bcim sluT-
iflneen erplpbierte. Nlln miro lpie-
Ger eine aomaniiiiou cine ltnteriub.
,,ng fiibren bis sum lliidNten llngliid.
Sn5spiiden 9a6 es aber misoer
stpei Slllgungliide uno eins in Slime
rita nno ems in China. t3uiammen
biibten 6S Eerionen IN elmer ein6i-
gen ISOLDE ibr 2eben Elm Ourd) Slug
a,ngliide. SrStuiiden aber 9cben oie
Grperten ipeiter tn 8eidNpinoigfei-
ten, ipabreno Tie npbr am 8rllno
ibre &lugbeit Dor Mbfabrt zines Slug
Sel,ges ampenben iollten
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Da8 Dorurteil bor 3tpri
@erirbt8tGfen

nudteiligungen uro Seriolgllngen il,
allen 2Gnoeru porfolnmen uno gero.
Sc alS Ser Nitter Sadion, Die leitens
Sen @ehsgrunoiiibc Ger 9siirnberger
Mnfloge erfldrte, 1pllroe i'm Srte
2aaprcrceI brg, 3enneiiee, ein 8ro.
Sef beenoet, ser iebr lei6t eill
icbnahooIles 8eiipiel ser 0isfrimi.
nation uto gerfolsung in oieien
SallOe iperben fonnte. Oies trar ser
&ehtsfau pon % M1nnerh oie ser
Seilnabme on ltnrl,ben in Columbia,
Senheilee, ongeflnat ,poren. Gs Dou.
oelte lib bllrdhpegs lnn gteger.
Sic ltnrlrben in Columbia ,porel,
oas 9safipiel zines beitisen Streites
5tpiiten einem tpeiBen 3aoiome6ani.
fer 1tno einem iungen Neger.
Oie Spanmtng itieg als iib sic
gtatriht iiber ben Streit oer5reitete
,nno elm apeiber Mob nabn cine brp.
benSe Salt,rng ein. Sn oieier Noht
bedogen Die farbigen giirger eine
@ofe i'm 8eid,1itspietel ibresStaSt,
QUARTERS. Son beiben Seiten iielen
Sbiiile lm0 bier Eo!ijeibealnte, bis
in einem beroa,nfelten ySagcn iid,
Oeln Siertel nGberten, apurHen Der.
ipunSet. Tim Gas Mprgengra11en bai
cine ganbe ',on Gerftbrspolisilten
auf Der 2anoltraBe einen lleberfall
geutadt, sic @eidaitsauslaseu ser.
itort 1lnb Oie @eid)dfte gepliinoert.
Sic ,uarfen ul,6 1O3 MGnrer l,lra
&naben ins Beiangnis obne rihtige
Beldmloiglmg. Sn Ger n1ddten 8otc
hhlroen ole bieie @efangeuen ter.
priigelt lmo a1pei ppn ,,pe0en eines
5ludhoerilld)es" getotet. syiinilnS.
5apon5ig bon ibnen sullroen iobin lpc.
gen. Moroperilldes allgeflaet rno se,
fangen gebalten.
Sieie % farbigen 9iirger ,puroen
oI1enbar pon llngeidbr alligegriiie,l
uno Ole slnflase madte nidt einmaI
eire IrItrengung iie NIT ser Sd)ie5c.
96Llb 0uf Se:te 8.
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id)on gt6t) perlangt. Scils ,uerbel
itrategiide 8riinoe oaiiir unaegeben,
tells iperoen geidiGtliGe Mfomente
bemiibt, oie iib nlleroings meiltens
lur uuf poriibersebepoe Grid)einalr,
gen ltiibell f6nnene elnbrc tpieoer ipol.
len Sie 8rerBe ~begraSigell" uno bie
&omplifaftionen beieitigeh bie cine
3 NAL burh oeltides 8ebiet fiibrenoe
Gilenbabnlinie ailgeblid, id)uiit. Sc
1ual auie Sdnelnarf iaet audi 8eIsien,
oie Ginuobl1er oieier Gebiete leien
bereit, iih BON 0eutiGlamo 81, I0len.
SSenn man uber aQe 0iele 8riilroe als
ltihBaltig unerfelmen dpoate, gGbe es
eigentlid6 aaie Elm Gnoe Der @ren;.
rebIiionen. 0aB iold)e loroerungen
erboben ipiirSen, ipar 5n er,parten.
dber 0aB es su eriparten 1par, Glt6ert
nthts oil Der Peinliffeit irmnitteu
elmer ganj mloeren Yrinsipien 5u.
itre6enoen @elt. Die &ritif bes
rWtan6eiter Guardian" folHentriert
iit m,f Ioen &intpeis, 6aB Weitoeutid.
lano als elm Meparationsunterneb-
men ser BroBmacbte geleitet ,peroe
lno Die belgiidenslnipriibe 5luglu,iten
einer b0beren @ered)tigfeit ubgelebnt
hueroen miiBten, ISie ipicbtiger lei als
&epreiialien fir 0ie Silnoen ser
Tergangengeit ooer cine eilt,elne 81.
ierbabnlinie.
0tr boben fiir5lid) erfldrt, oab bas
luirtlide YrSblem slpiiden Delltld)s
lano uno oieien aueitlitben 9tad6arn
aui eitaetn gang alroeren @ebiete
liegt. Soaano gum Beiipiel bat iih
in Ger 0ergansenbeit nidt llngern
r0euti6lanos Cor 5ur Welt" men.
,len b0ren, lli,0 inn 8rllt6e nlodte es
bas 1pieoer iperoen. IS mt 6ei einen
8lid auf oie 2anotarte al,h ifnper
eitl5uieben, mas es alroers irerOen
f0nilte. Oaraus iollte nam tuirfli6
niht ein Streit iiber Die SSrnge ent.
iteben, iper huid)tiger lit, oerieniae,
C&Itb d,i ge.te 8.
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Grpert.Ntare int mert
pc,t 80 Gent aeI1affef,

Berlin. Deltife 8ooenidase, Salt'
rmo Jertiesparen, oie aus ser ameri'
faniihen 8efat,tnss5one 0euti6lalsa
erportiert ,perben, iouen auf Gruno
elmer Mmnadlnpg. sic bon amerifa.
nil9en glmtsfteqen beuedllet tuerSen,
auf ser Yaiis 80 Gents gleib cine
Meihs,uarf berebnet aperoen, teilte
@risaSeeeneral %. s. DRAPER, Gbci
ser Notwithstanding Ser II. g.
Milit6rreeieung NIT.
Oieier &1lrs BON 80 Gents fiir ie.
oe Meihsnrarf babe jeood) feinerlei
9ulammenbnng nit elmer @eform Der
oe,,tiben @dbm,ng 1nro lei itber.
baupt nid5t Elm regularer 8edielfurs
fir ole oeiltide 8eid,snarf. Gs bait
belle ii6 leoislid) INN eillen 8ert.
nener, ser ai,sidlieBli6 fir Die gr.
red,tltng bon Hreiien fir beutihe
glusfa,btrnra, auf beln 8eltnarft
eine @runSlaee id)affe.
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Sratt3 y. papett Sic
2lnelaee 3,aeciteut

9tiirnbcr9. Jran5 poal Yopen, Ser
friibere &ui5ler umo Diplomat, De:
bier freigeIprod)en tpuroe, lid aber
Dor einer Oertld)en Spr,ldfamnec
oeranttporten ml,i, miro am Guoe
oes Mpnats proseiliert brer6en.
Sn Der ibm 5lleeitellten slnfloae.
idrift miro ct beld)uISist. 6itler sur
Wfaht berboltem Ino ieincn tpl:-
tiiden ginflu6 sltr ltnteritiieuue bes
9tasi-9lesimes alfgeboten 81 baben.
Sm Safe elmer lle6erfiiDrlrng fam
er biz 81 10 Sobren @efdnanis CT
baltem ino ieilt Sert,Ggeu bei6laJs
nafm,t aperoen.
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Qutonomt8ten tn
5iebenbdrgen tatig
6laube,,, oaf ourd, 5elbitdnoiefeit aler 6rurpen
am beiten oeoent 1pGrc

&lauieltblrg Glnnullien. Siefer
ruhiger Shnee beoedt Siebenbiirgcrl
- sic reite, piel unlItrittene, in Sic
&arpatbcn cinge6cttete Erupin5 -,
ubcr lmter ser id)iiren, falten Strelt.
&c lebt insgebcim cine llralte Soee
1pieoer ultf, ole 5lueifellos Das garle
Souolrbcfen alfregcu ,ulo iideriid)
Sic So,pietl,nior, ntogliferpeiie alid)
sic Gereinteu 9tutionen nrgeDell
lpiirbe.
Sn bieier alten, lblGfrigen Saupt,
itaot Siebenbiirgens, sic sic HlnuG
men Glus, Sic llmgarn &olos5uor lno
sic Tcuiiten &laulenburg nennen,
bisfiltieren fleine 8rlppcn ben
ShriitIteIlern Sournaliiten, Troiei-
loren, Softorcn rmo SlnluGlte Sic
Mogliffeiten Ser slufribhlng eines
mltorNn,en Siebenbiirgens.
9isGer lbeItebt nod ueniglteber.
einltimmltng 5luiiden ocn Sheen Ser
cin5elnen @rl,ppen. Gs lit gang Cit
fab 10. OaB tleine intelleftlelle -
runlGnii6e lpie llngariid)e - &reile
ous ser gtoGfriegajeit uno Gntlpid
lung Sen SthtB ge5oaen baben, oaij
Siebenbiirgcn iciner @epolferling
(9iunldneih llltgarn, Siebe1biirger
Sohler) imo oen heioen Staaien
9tunlGnicu unS lhgurnl ant beltell
oienet foure. aueml es ein ielbltdnoi.
| ger Staat senad,t aperbe.
Wtann Sliegertnlppen, iotpie # SOC
amerifaniibc 3iuilperionen.
sIlfe intereiiierten Srrppen gcben
bon ser &orausiehlng poralls, oaB
Sas Yro6len1 Siebs,pbiirsen apeoer
ourG Hiifgabe Ser Nropin5 an In.
garn nod 6urd) ibr 9elallen bel Hll.
mduien gelolt iperhen tonne.
Sie bieiigen &lmdnen iino feincss
,pegs iiber, bab bie ietigen 8ren5e!l
fiir aGe 3eiten bleibcn lperben. sic
|kliiiroen baber einem alltononlen
Staat Oen Gor5ug gobenL oeiier
@ren5en alS permanent geltell f0nn.
ten uno m0glihit 10 perlauien mir,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-30

9ie Wabripriide ocS Ssnternntio. J..
nalen Nsilitargeridts in gsiirnberg
toben politiidp, littlid)c a,,ro redt-
Iide Jraseltea,,neen anseregt, oie
nod lnnae einen @egenltauo ser Gr.
orterl,ng biloen peroen. Sbne &iid'
iidt ollf bas grgebnis, ser llnterilld.
,,naen iinS aber in 9tiirn6erg Wiab.
itdbe Oes Serholtens geflu,oen nor.
'6n, 6ie ben lleber5mtgl,ngen oerMen.
iden gltren @illens entipreben.
Ser @idter oes S6crlten Beridts.
bofes 8obert $. ssadIon, ser III
Niirnbere Die slnfluge fir Die Ser
cinigten Staaten pertrat bat nad ici.
1,er &iidfebr aus europa in ser llni.
periitp BON Buffalo erfl1rt: Sic
Inflnge bot einen boben MaBitab bes
8erbaltens geseniiber fremoen @cl.
fern uno eegeniiber ser eigenen 9so.
tion 6eiiirtuortet ,upo rad) Sielen
MabltGben ,peroen sic gntlngep0l.
fer ielbit IN ser 3ufl,nft beurteiIt
iueroen. Seine oieler 9tationen fam
iid) bon oieieh MaBitaben entierncn,
obne Ser Gerahtung ,mo Ser Ser.
arteill,ng ser 5ioiliiierten Mcnidbci!
anbei,n3ufalen."
0abei besog iid Ser 3id,ter Sac.
ion nid)t BLOB oui Oie eYmiibl,ngen.
stngriffsfriese fir @erbredelt nod
Gem internationalen 1eieb SIT erflii.
rem, ionoern al,d) oie Teriolgung
bon gin5elmenidpn. Minoerbcitea
aus politiihen, reItgi0ien unS 3ois
iengriinben uuf cine eleid Stuic 81,
feten. Der GHribtsbof betradtete
ioIdp WerfoIsainesn ais ciuen Cell
oes angriffsfrieses, 5. q. uls Snnen.
politif, oie oen &riey rutS sic 9c-
fan6llrng Ser SoIfer it oen beietten
@ebieten porbereitete. Sm moralilGen
Slime beiddftiste iid) Sas llrteil nit
Discrimination ,,nb GerIolgllng, sic
in feincm Suianmenbang gum &ric-
ge iteben.
Seoerrnann tueiB, ba6 oerlei Sc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-30
8riteft.1 I'll ltintatant an
Sic JnNeit abertttols

Serllialen. gritiidJe 9eamtc itells
ten Sen iiioiiden ssiibrern abermals
ein llltimntllm. Gs bieb oarit, iibcr
Seilc Yaldltinas ,piiroe WilitGrfcl,
trolle perbdngt Ieroen, iaas Gnt.
fiibrer nid)t sipei proninente Gng.
laroer freilaiien, oie iie itlnerbolt
bon tS StlrnScn perIdJLeppt batter.
Die crlte gntfiibrllllg funo am let
ten 6reitag itatt, irOem eill engliid,er
Siibier lurO ein 8onfheanter ent.
fiihrt tpltrcell, INN einen6inridtlngs
befebl auf5l1bebe1. "a Stunben oor.
alti apar ser Banter apieber fret, abcr
ser engliihe Sffi5ier fam nidt 5ll.
riid. Die Grpldnoer batter tiiGtige
neue Eruppenlano1nlgel pprgenonl.
nen llno alles fir einen 8eneralan.
griff gegen Ole Sslben oorgeleben.
Snppiiden tpllrbe elm ltrteil Dor.
lGufig gegen eine,t SSltoen ailfsebober
uno bie Sssaloen apuroen abernlals ailf.
geforoert bie gngllhoer frei5ligebcn
Na6 ser Gntlalluny bes 9anfers
dber loiten sic Gngl1nOer sic Som,
trole segen Die SuSen. Die Sfii,icre
iinS aber nod nif)t suriif.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-30
uS,HanSe elsi4ritt int
Heitt pcft Sen
Se,pjets eritiiiert

Mosfau. rgine etlnleitige MaBnab-
me, bie 81, einem Gbaos ser tpirt,
id)oftlifen ge5iebunsen in Sertid.
luno iiibrt," nennt Scr 9srliner &or.
relponoent ser ~Ermuoa" oie WaB-
llahnle, Die Don amerifanild)en lmO
britiiheu 9eias,nssbeborben actroi.
fen apuroe l,uo uorihreibt, ,bab fiinitig
@arerbarSel drii iden ser britiibs
amerifatilben 3one einerlcits 1lnS
Ser fran5oiiIden 3olae ani'arerleits
auf Der @rl,nolase bon Il. g. Gol.
lars l,ro nidt bon Hcid)srlarf gu ct.
folgen bat.
Sie vYratpoa Iast, Scr fran5o-
iiid,e Sertreter in, &ontrollrat Scr
AQiierten babe erflGrt, oie nele bris
tiih-omerifaniibe MaBnabme beoe,,=
te, caB Ole britiid4amerifaniihen 9e-
boroen erogiiltig sen 8runoiae ei-
tier gIeidm6Bieen Serteill,ng scr
bel,tiGen HroOuttion aui ale gciab.
l'ngs5onen abgelebnt baben. Sic slb.
lebnllng oieIes Wrunbiabes lei aber
ser entifeioenbe 6aftor fiir Die @irt.
idjaftseinbeit Seltidlanos. Ser mi
iiidyc Sertreter llnterfitiitte Sen iron=
soiiiben @ertreter. Die 9ieihsmarf
iei in Te,ttidlanh sic ulleiu ouers
fannie @abrlutG oarllm ipllten oie
3nDhtngen fiir @arenlieferungel
bon elmer 9elablilessone in bic CIT.
oere in &eid)smarf ,lnb nidt in ame,
ritaniihen Collars genatt iperoen.
8efanntlify fat oie umerifanilden
Militdrpenpultiu,g Dor fllr5ent an
9enonlmen baB Oie Marf 30c gilt.