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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-30

deterioating, and that it should be
sold and the proceeds held in trust
for the person or persons found to
be entitled thereto.
The bill further recites that the
following defendants are non-resi-
dents, namely: Jean C. Snyder,
Flossie Allyene Snyder, Emma S.
Pierson, Qrville William Pierson,
Ross C. Snyder, Eleanor Gertrude
Snyder, Edna R. Anderson, Theo-
dore c. Anderson, Marguerite R..
Connors, Paul r. Connors, H. Haig
Russell and Marian r. Russell.
1T is THEREUPON, this 10Th
day of October, 1947, ordered by
the Circuit Court of Montgomery
County, in Equity, that the plain
tiffs, by causing copy of this or
der to be inserted in some news
paper published in said Montgom-
cry County once in each of four
successive weeks before the 1st day
of December, 1947, give notice to
the said absent defendants of the
object and substance of this bill,
warning them to appear in this
Court in person or by solicitor on
or before the 10Th day of Deem
Der, next, to show cause, if any
they have, why decree ought not
to be passed as prayed.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County, Maryland.
True Copy-Test:
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk. 1893
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-30
Rockville Area Rates

Zone Single Passenger Rates
sob
ZONE RATES
/. Zone / embraces the town
limits of Rockville.
MILEAGE RATES
/. In areas of Montgomery
County that are not zoned, rides
shall be charged for on mileage
basis at a rate of $.25 per mile
or sos for each 1/5th of mile.
2. For a ride originating in a
Zone and terminating in a nom
Zone area, the fare shall be the
total for the Zones traversed plus
the total mileage rate from the
nearest boundary of the last Zone
traversed to the destination of the
passenger.
3. For a ride originating in a
Zone and terminating in Zone
area in another community, the
charge shall be computed as in
Paragraph 2 above.
a. For a ride originating in a
non-Zone area, the charge shall be
computed entirely on a mileage
basis, even though the destination
is in a Zone.
To become effective November
II, 1947.
W. H. NERLICH,
1435 Purchasing Agent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-30
Thomas c. Kelley
Attorney at Law
Rockville. MARYLAND

Attorney at Law
Rockville, Maryland
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
No. 1886 Equity.
Thomas C. Kelley, Administrator
of the estate of Jane Russell
Snyder, deceased,
Margaret Rodier Russell, non COM
pos mentis, by Thomas C. KEEL
ley, her Committee or Trustee,
Plaintiffs,
VS..
George A. Hospidor, Administrator
of the estate of Ross H. Snyder,
George A. Hospidor, Administra-
tor of the estate of Jane Ann
Snyder,
Robert Whitlock Snyder, an infant,
Jean c. Snyder and
Flossie Allyene Snyder, his wife,
Emma S. Pierson, and
Orville William Pierson, her hus-
band,
Ross e. Snyder, and
Eleanor Gertrude Snyder, his wife,
Rhoda R. Ruddach, widow,
Edna r. Anderson and
Theodore c., Anderson, her hus-
band,
David McCreary Russell, incompe-
tent, unmarried,
Marguerite r. Connors, and
Paul H. Connors, her husband, and
H. Haig Russell, and
Marian R. Russell, his wife,
nafaudoufs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-30
J. H. Pugh, Attorney,
Rockville, Md.
Notice To Creditors

NOLlce 10 CrcdltOrS-
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the subscriber of the District
of Columbia has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Montgomery
County, in Maryland, Letters Tes-
tamentary on the Personal Estate
of
CLAY PLUMMER
late of Montgomery County, de-
ceased. All persons having Claims
against the said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit and file the
same, in said Court, with vouchers
Thereof, on or before the LIST day
of May next: they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all bene-
fit of said Estate. All persons
indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 10th
day of October in the year of our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred
forty-seven.
ROSABELL PLUMMER,
Gaithersburg, md.
1440 Executrix.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-30
John E. Oxley, Solicitor,
Rockville. Md.

John E. Oxley, Solicitor,
Rockville, Md.
Order Nisi-
Paul L. Burdette, Committee of
the Estate of Eugene A. McAtee,
incompetent,
Josephine McAtee, unmarried, ct al.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS
A COURT OF EQUITY.
No. 1926 Equity.
ORDERED, this Goth day of
October A. D. 1947, by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County, as
Court of Equity, that the Audi
tors Report filed in the above en-
titled cause, be ratified and con-
firmed, unless cause to the con-
trary thereof be shown on or be-
fore the oath day of November
next: Provided copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in said Montgomery Coun-
ty, once in each of three successive
weeks before the said oath day
of November, 1947.
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County.
True Copy-Test:
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
1850 Clerk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-30
Mrs. James Schroeder
Gaithersburg
Phone 2S5-W

Highlighting the past weeks So
cial events, was the party given by
, the Elementary teachers in honor
of Mrs. Benoni Allnutt, the former
Miss Lucille johnson. The guests
assembled at the home of Miss
Martha Satterfield dressed in the
style of the natives of the Smokes.
The group then assisted Mrs. ALL
mutt into a wagon comfortably
filled with hay, and pulled her to
the home of Mrs. w. N. Hurley
who was sitting on her porch
smoking her corncob pipe, while
her horse, tied to a post nearby,
comfortably munched his hay. Miss
Hinckson, who was "wife" to Mrs.
Hurley for the evening, assisted
her husband" in guiding their
guests through an array of sad
dies, harness and shotguns to a
space cleared for square dancing.
After a number of rounds the
guests were feasted on cider and
doughnuts, after which Mrs. ALL
mutt was presented with a beauti-
full lamp from the local teachers in
the elementary school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luthur Thompson
and family spent Sunday after
noon in Hyattstown visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Thompson.
Tuesday evening the local Rebe-
kah Lodge entertained its members
with Halloween party.
Don't forget to enter your doll
and to visit the Doll Show to be
held this Saturday and Sunday
from noon on at the home of the
Misses Hutton at Chopper for the
repasse fund.
The local Jobs Daughters Beth
ell initiated six new members on
October "a. With Leona Irving as
presiding officer, Alice Fraley, ia
net Shue, Mary Lou Louthan, Lou
Use Shmidl, Jane Ward and Elsie
Mae Rau were taken into the or
ganization.
Mrs. Louis Reed and Mrs. Eu-
gene Waters returned to their
homes on Sunday evening after a
short trip to New York City.
The several societies of Grace
Church joined in giving a Fellow
ship party on Monday evening in
honor of the pastors wife. Mrs.
Karl Newell was celebrating her
birthday and a program was ar
ranged with music and readings.
Refreshments were served and
gifts given Mrs. Newell.
DIR. and Mrs. C. A. Rhodes and
Mrs. E. w. Smith, Jr., of Atlanta,
Ca, have returned to their homes
after spending several weeks visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ward were
given a surprise housewarming last
Sunday evening in their new home
on Cedar Avenue by Mrs. Wards
daughters-in-law, Mrs. Allen Bohr-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-30

er, Mrs. Robert Bohrer and Mrs.
William Bohrer. Forty guests, all
of the immediate family, were
present and many beautiful and
useful gifts for the new home were
received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Justice
were guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Merrill Brandenburg on
Thursday.
Mrs. Carroll Brown was the
luncheon guest of Mrs. Clyde
Fletcher on Friday.
Mrs. Rachel Eader of Washing
ton, D. C. spent several days last
week with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hem
ry Mussetter.
Mrs. G. C. Fletcher and daugh-
ter Janet, were callers recently of
Mrs. c. A. Brown.
There will be an Arts and Crafts
Workshop in the Boy Scout Cabin,
Rockville, Md, which is on the
Richard Montgomery High School
Grounds, at the rear of the cafe
terra building, on Wednesday, No
vember 5, at 1000 a. M, for all
interested in Girl Scouting. Those
interested from this locality call
Mrs. J. H. Wear, or Mrs. R. N.
Finch.
| Girl Scout Week in the locality
began on October 26, with all Girl
Scouts asked to attend the church
OF their choice in a body. The In
termediate Troop has been meet
ing, with large attendance, at
the home of Mrs. R. N. Finch. Mrs.
Louis Sweadner is the leader, with
Mrs. Finch and Mrs. Leslie R.
Frye, assisting. A weiner roast
started the activities for the fall,
and a Halloween Party at the
home of the local chairman, Mrs.
j. H. Wear, will end Scout Week
activities. In November an Inves-
titure will be held to take in a
number of new girls.
An exceedingly active Brownie
Troop, under the leadership of
Mrs. Warren Kilby, with Mrs. Ar
thur Stang, Mrs. Wilson Whetzel,
Mrs. Phillip Edwards and Miss
Helen Porter, meets each Wednes-
day afternoon at the school. Sew
eral activities have been planned.
There is large waiting list for
this troop.
Mrs. William McBain is in Pur-
cellville, Va, visiting her sister,
Mrs. Luthur ,Otley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Ward were
hosts on Sunday evening at sup
per to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Full
ton, Miss Della Fulton and Mrs.
Della Myers of Cumberland, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Ward of
Washington Grove. The Wards of
the Grove were hosts at dinner the
same day to the Cumberland Wis
itors.
The Jamestown All Club has
been re-organized and Mrs. Charles
Clark has been appointed leader.
The girls will hold their next meet
ing on November IS at $50, place
to be announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chapman
and son Bobby, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Fitzsimmons of Baltimore
have returned to their homes after
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Beall of Jamestown.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-30

1t is amazing how many excuses
stingy man can find for not max
ing donation to a worthy cause.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-10-30

Religion would have more con-
verts if it didn't interfere with the
way some people want to live.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24
5mr Ysa &tnna

Gf @fuHb POfHOtete inO mad Der omerifauf6en, britHden,
f~rou50itfen un6 rlliiGeH Beasungs5one erImubt. Die Bofee
mIfeH ole Be5eitnuHs y@titpadase" tragen uuo fOnHeH oue not
penoigeu BeoarfSartifeI entbdIteH tpe 2ebeHsMitteI. &leorng uU.
RantmaterinI gilt nift uS lebenSuohUen0ig, 6ot fDarOen pcnige
Eodden 3igaretteH oOer Tabaf ubt beaaitanbet. Sic fonnen GEE
IegentIid ouh einige neue 4Ieioungstide iopip neue 8~in6erihube
b~eifigen. Iorto: IA cents oas 9frpo.
grisFe Gh8 sn elmer llnse @eDibD uno ni6tinufrierte gofttar-
ten rein %periOnHhen SnBalts nab allen bier 8eosungs5onen. Yors
toiabe: 5 Gents fir Srefe Scents fir @oftfarteu.
XnftpOf: .uur mad 9etthlnno, aIe 8onen. bis 5u elmer ltnae
@eDidt: Yorto: Is Gents fir Die babe ilnoe. 9e 2tftpoit gebt
ieoen Dienstag, MittUot, 9onnerStog uno Snustog BORN. Doll
Nep gorf uab 6ranffart a. gP4 9onuerStos aud mad Berlin da.
Die antpOrfdsus fonaen 8refen nod Gat6tmO beisefigt
neroen 60 Cents.
GeFerreid; Briefe biz gu eiRem Tfuno un0 @otfarten amb &C.
ih6ftHden SuboIts: Gortoidbe: 8 Gents fir 9arten uno 5 Gents
fir bic erte llnse Os @riefes, ale neiteren lln8en ie 8 Gents
2uftpot: big 8u einem Pfun6, is Gents ie6e bot6e lln5e Druid
foten sum RorfOfab bon 11s Gent fir lie 2 ltn5en bis 81 16 lllr5en
8~Ortoiabe: / 9fuu0 40 Gents, II @fuuo $1.87 fem 8oner'rnter=
ihieo.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24
Dc. 6. @erftenmaIer 6aRft fir tat-
frGftiae 6iIfc

SIN Namen oes 0ilfsiDerfs llno
aIIer .epangeliiden gbriiten Geutid=
lambs Ianote Or. Ellgen @eriten-
moiet, 0ireftor Ser SiIfsorganiiatis
on Der 9eutihen Stride. ber3liGe
Neli.iobrssriiBe an Die 0~ittberoner
@anerifds.
Sn einem 9rief ON ons 9nupt-
quarter Der 2utberii9en @eItnttion
fitbrte Or, @erftenmaier unter unoe-
rem ~folaenoes aus:
,,Minionen atnierer &irfenmitglie-
Der tueroen Die 5eIttage in ttefer
0nnfborfeit oerleben, ga tie erfobren
Bdben, Bob frot an ibrer Mrmlit un6
Not Die 2iebe gbriIti 4eben5ig lit in
0er @eIt alBerbaIb lfnierer @ren3efl
uttO fbren 8eg Sit lins tTnoet. Se6es
4Ieibunssitiid, ieoe Cole Wdbrilngs=
mitteL Die Sie atns 9eionot babeit,
'unroen fir 5nbEreihe Meniden cine
1reoigt, Die lie ermutigte uu0 linen
rlelie Soffnlnng CAB WieLe Slin-
0erttnlien0e, Det1etl geboIfen fpllr0e,
mDdten ben Spenoern oanfen fir Die
@nben ltn6 ibnen fogen, mas oipfq
fir fie aIs gbriften beoeutet 9oben.
Sd bite Sic, ibnen alien unieren
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24

Gonnerstag oen 16. Sanuur. per-
Itorb I'M Mount MIto &oipitoI Char.
les 81. Serfurtb, tDobnbaft 3417
@pordin Qbenue g. 90. @r binter.
IaBt feline Mutter Groli annie 6.
Serfurtb. Die Beerbigl,ng mar i'm
@roipect SIN 5rieobofe.
SIN sitter bon 81 SSnbren beritnrf
bier Der 8ertreter Der american CT,
preB COMPANY. &err Gorren q. 4ub
MuBer ieiner @ittpe MatbiLOe, geb
autb. binterIdBt er otDei 2inoer.
@infiefo Ntib un6 MnrpIan0 Mlb
Die 8eeroigurg fpnr i'm @rIingtol
6rieobofe.
Sn ieinem Seirn, 1471 @nrbnr
StraBe, q. So, berItnrb mi 4Iter DO
67 Sobren Der bierleIbit beiiens 81
fannie ,.moitre b'boteI" MitguIt 8
Moeler. or mar So So5re in Der
in Der p1n5er BeLt betdnnteH Mt
lor0 3oteL ongeTteLLt un6 sog Iid po
6 Sahren in ben tp~obIper0iente
Sutherland 5uriif. Ger Ierftorber
mar in EeutidIonb geboren itno tnl
i'm Sabre 1901 nod MsnerifQ. nod
benz or barber IN 6sanfrsiA IN
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24

SAnaps u. 8amkcI3
fir 8eroarbciter

Berlin Die eulertfoniI9e Mi-
litdrregierurig bat betnnntgegeben,
bob fie i'm 3uge 6es 8rogrnmms Der
idsaerifnniihen Gone sic @obIenpro,
button ausufporaet, gegenu1rtig
etapa 1900 6loiaen GdnopS fir
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. freight. 9ie
Sdmeriturbeiter unter Aielen tper.
ben cine 2iterfLoide (1.5 @dlone)
Snaps pro Monat b~efomlnen.
DesgIeihen tuer0en Dem Mubrae-
.biet CUR unter6rinaung Der @ruben.
nrbeiter $4,000 Gubifmeter 8cuboIs
dligerDieien - cine Mfenge,0ie fiir Sen
Ban bon ettuu 1000 @ebauIunQen
ODER fir Die @epnrntur BON mebrereu
tauieno ausrei6t.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24
creinsHaIsnNer

SOucOrb Stub, Snc. grGii6ent:
Carl Stober; Sefret1r. S. 6.
BinfIer, 71O-6tb Ctr. R.@. Der.
IammIungen am A. 5amstaa /. sc.
i716--9tIte Ctr. g. 6.
8uibtustOu Giuserbnub. Eraii-
bent: Ssacob S1moLb, Sefret1r: g.
ErudieB, 1922 - 95tb Rlace, g. S.
SingItunoe jeoen /. un0 3. Somstog
/. 90. int Sauie Nr. 1915 Site
Street 9. 6.
grsipset Sill JriebbOf. grdfOent
4arL Seller; Sefretdr, s.. q
8infler; Sfasmetiter: 2ntirence 8.
5tlt. Beui. om 2. Somatag i'm
Ronat iHt 5rie0bOfsgeBauoe.
7entIde Jreimanrer 2Ose Armi.
MUS, SIR. rs, T.M.A@. Sefretdr:
Sreof. gertrnm 134d GbePberS
Str. 81. e. geriaHmIung am 1.
Otenstag I'M 1ondt I'M Neuen Mia.
ionic gernpel, 1Ste ttn0 % 5troBe,
u. So.
@reater GeueFiriaI llRiOH, 0itrift
&r. 100. @rGHSent; Sobn @re6letn;
Sessctdr: GbrEtian Gbri1t, 6222
Glnfte @troBe, q. %. 8eri. an
(. @ienstog /. 90. t7i6-31It Str
9. 6.
@rsater 8eneTtsi0l Union, 0iFrift
Gr. 40. ErdEt0ent: Mibsl Roi.
ner; getretGr. gbri[tion RroRen.
bitter. i104 8Onipont Ctr. SiEber
Spring, TtO. Beri. am 4 TrettoS
i'm Monat i'm .BfUe BOiut Eobern".
t2te nnS e GtroBe, Mor8OSt
Support Ssim Troneu SIfsbersiu.
Gr1fioentin: Brou Grnft %. BrctUR;
gerIammlung nm 2. 0tenstag i'm
Monat Inn 2 Ubr i'm Setm.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24
9ifrist GIsetrie @ompanb sit9t I'M.


Gle Gtitrict electric Gomponp II
in ibr eigeneg, b~eoeuteno oergroBer.
tes Geih6ftslotaI umge5ogen uno
Label Oie geiddste aunOiaoft aur
ErGffnung oesieIben an 80, 80.
uro 81. Sanuor elm. Ser 2n0en 1T
BON 8 ubr morgens biz s ubr
nbeuos ge0fFnet. PIN 9onuerstos,
Den 80. Snnuor lit oerieIbe bis 9
ltbr aben0s often. Mlf 2nger iin6
bort our iofortisen MbIieferung:
@isidr1nfe, eleftriIfe SeiBpaIier.
Sei3er. @o0ios, Stnrbiduger uno
onOere Soten. &eparaturer an
eIeftrii6er @ebrouhsortifeIn tuers
ben fofmGnniid ausgeIiibrt. Serr
Ser lit geborener Miinhener uno
ii1 defenders freuen, 6eutihe
&unoihnft beariiBen 8ii tonnen.
Das nelle 2otul lit in Scr. 1923
Bisconiin Mpenue q. S., 6ern-
Ipreder @oooIep 1902. (Sie6e Srt.
Ierat an on6erer .Steae.J
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24
GebensmitteIPnfete per Gabel Had
Berlin

Gas S. 81. @infIer @eiie Bureau
erb1lt foit t1qli1 anFragen itber 2es
bensmitteLpafete, Die Dor I1ngerer
8eit beiteat tultroen 1ln6 nod imuier
intertue9s fno. gieie Iungiame Gu
Iteallng oringeno ben0tigter Griat-
nnbrling lit Ieioer gatioae un0 Die
llngeoltEo Der auftrogee6er lit Be.
9reif[id]. Mber mir f0nnen alien Be-
iteueru nllr im1ner fpie0er Ole Ser
Iiferune geben, oaB Die 8afete
ihIieBlif bod onfommen linO Die
SinOerniiie, Die lid Ger 3uitenrns
entgc9eniteaen, niHt mir alnGBlih
ubprtrun0en, fonoeru mad un0 nod
5eieitigt Deroen, ioonB ole 3lriteI-
Iunq Don @ode 5u Bo1e better miro.
liner @nfets 5peoiteur idreibt uns
inter Sem 9atltm oes 10. Sontar:
.,W1hren6 mir sueeben, OoB Der
gienIt bisber fairm 5ufrieoenltenen0
tpar, fonnen mir Sbnen Die Beriifc-
rutg geben, oaB olf Gruno neueIter
GnFormationen bon europa ltno na6
mornteIaugen 8emiibuneen bon I'M.
ierer Settle uno bon Seiten uniereS
Yerfreters in europa llnier Dienit
entIhie0en better peroen tpir0".
Sn ben leBten Snger iino sobIrei-
DE Observation-Disclosures BON brit
ben fir Observation-Disclosures einse-
troffeny 0arltnter aud oieIe aus Ser,
lin, md mir iino iiber8eugt, 0oB lire
3ahI INNER GROCER speroen miro.
Gin Bofet uBerIin@S pecioI" fam
lett per Ga5el beiteIt tperoen rno
tpir6 Sen Gmpfdnger innerbnB 4 Ga
gen erreiden. Dieie 8afete iinb ods
nriden l1riprungs atao fino in Berlin
auf Eager. Die Gmpfdnoer muiien
iih 0ieielben o6bolen. Gas Bnfet
foItet $1t.50 uno entbGIt: 16 %.
serauherter Sped, 80 Ga. Butter, II
%, adie, t6 %. aobm-WaiId. 80 %.
Steaf. Beiteaungen tperoet sur 3eit
rur fir Die Stnot Berlin orsenonl.
men.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24

loisung, 0oB ser gatifon wdbreno 0es
lRricges nit Ben ahieHmdhten 3lI-
|ianmengearbeitet bate. Sn Der Ieb-
ten Belt babe iid Nun Ole Stride be.
|miibt D@eidibts- 6ali6ung 81 trei-
|ben llno Die 2egenoe 0ou Sen ange-
|bIi6eu 9ieuiten Ser Stride i'm 9cmpf
gegeH ben Guidismus 81 ihaffeu.~
Sn @abrbeit bate ser Gotifon ,,ei.
me groBe gnSabI prominenter 6as
Iihiiten gerettet uno cine MobrenpG-
|ihe an anrOindlen, 9iid0fen u.@for-
lrern torgenommen, Die Sitter II. ser
Nrntee geiitan0 geIeiitet
.b1tten."
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24
@iIt lOa / Sent pro Quart biliser
merOen

Ser pom 2au0nirtidnftsnmf benin
BroOu9enteu ongeorOnete ~nieorigere
@iIhpreiS, Der am /. 6ebrtlar in
Qraft treten ioa, tuir0 itfy naa Mits
teilung elmer gtrteiInnggitene tpobr-
ideinIi1 10 dps1pirfeb Dab bic WeiId
fir ben 8erbralher lin einen Gent
pro Quart btIiger miro. Aeitere
GrmdBignngen iino fir ben /. M1r5
nno /. MpriI beobiidtigt.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24

nen @boien Ser SroseaenberiteLlung
BARTLETT.
@ieSer SsutIfe Bidder n.8eitidrifteu
Berliu - Sic llneinigfeit unter
Sen sier Beintungs5onen beeintr1fs
tigt niGt nltr Die Grn6brung Deuti1.
Ionos. lop6eri1 ida0et audi Der 0eits
lf}en 6orifulg.D Die Amerifauer 6rins
gen allI cine baloige B~ereinbarur1g
itber 0ie 6reibeit Der 8oit oonit Die
0eutIhen 6orlder Die Bidder uNo
3eitidrtiten iAnelIer erbaIteu fSra
neft.
Sm Berlin Is 1emIdem erfrOren,
so I'M GOipita[
Berlin - Gas ItaotiI9e @eluno-
beitsamt CAB befannt DAB menig-
items 10 8erIiner @iMuobner tp1b-
reno Ser fiir3Iiden &1Iteuene err
frozen uno feds artoere BEL ben @et=
terberbaltniiien 5itgrluJoe1 9in8en.
Mht3ig MenIden mltBten nit Grfries
rlItgen ins 9~ranfenbaus gei9nfft
meroen, 3400 muBten Grie 9ilfe in
auiprud nebmen. 5iinf8ebh Der 18
9oOesfalle ereigneten iib in Der ruff
ihen Gone 8erlins, 5tUei in Der
omerifnnvihen uro elmer in Ser eng
Iiiderl. Die &dltetpene mar mad
Stuei &egpntagen aniheinero Dor
iiber, Der @erfebr ouf Den oeretiten
t5traBen ober getpagt.
&aIrrae mirO Observation-Disclosures
8oo Mergentbeim - Die Din.
bertfpierne, Die bisber &riegSge.
fangenelln5nrett mar. 1T bon Der
MiIitarregierltn1 Den beutihen Sc
funobeitsbeboroen dig GtberfuIoIen-
beirl our g~erfiigllug geiteat tpor6en.
Sn benz neuen 9eisn tonnen Die
1000 @otienten bic in 8iirttemberg.
@ooen oltgetp6IifIib tros aniteden-
Ser GB obne aranfen5ou8pfIege
ftro. fofgemaB bebnnOeIt perOen.
BabrideinIih sperben bic bort iett
idon tdtigen Nerate uno YfIeeer
aud tpeiterAin beid1Itigt.
@Grmeitnben in Sanau
9nnnu Die GtaotDertpaItung
bat in Ser @nIitGtte Sum Sreige-
ridt@ in Der 9afenpirtibaft, unO in
Ser @nitItdtte u0eutfher @of@ uto
I'M SdloB 9biHipsrnbe @drmeiti-
ben eingeri@tet, oie t1gIih bon 10
ubr Dorrrittaes Big sum @inbruh
Der GlnteGbeit ee6ffnet iiuO.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24
ScerUere rMiiiIdle 3tms
eriffc eeoen Uatiean

MoStau Sn 8erbin6una nit
Der 8eiBnodtsbotifoft Se8 Pobites
greift Die rniiiide 3eitl9rift ,,Meue
9eit" Die BoIitit ofS 8atifons an.
'De 8otifdft lei meter nidts oIs Ell.
ne @jebtrtUduHgAaper oIten renftio.
ttdren @oIitit 6es Notifans. Sic lid
inter ben 9brnien ..Qiebe, @erae.
ben un6 @ndoe" berberge.
@leidBeitig rDieberhcH oos N[att
ole 6sreits iriiSar Osasibefie @siEuE.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24

GngIur0 ieine aenraniIe ertpeitert
bdtte. Set 1903 mar er i'm @inarO
tdtig. lin feinen GOO traliern
5tDei T0dter, Groit CLARA 30. Brotun
uno Grou auglit sc. 5dombert.
8eer0igung mar om SonnabenO
ltad einem Eotenotnt in Der Grace
gburd" nnh benz Grace
Sin Srieobofe.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-24
SER Ghas. Haeubien aeehrt

Ser @bas. Sacobien, dIfeites Dit
nlie0 Der a@aibiuston Stod CT
fange~, iuuroe aus @nIaB Der 40
Sohre IQnacn 2~l,gebori9feit 8lt oieler
@eieGid)ait in cinGm inn gu Gbren
negebenen Gmp5ang belonoers &C.
rhrf. SER SsocGbfen lit Sc SSobre oIt,
ie6t Idon lett Sobren i'm &ubeitano,
lit Gireftor bon Der metropolitan
Brnf nnn Ehrenoireftor oes Gent
i6en @niienbauies, iotpie Ses Rlp-
bert alten9eims. Sem Sobn lit Br6-
ii6ent Der metropolitan Sectional
8anf.
Die AntOfabrer &aIhingtOns gebeu
tp6dentLid $1OO meg
Mn ieoem @ohenen0e (Sanstng II.
5onntae) MAIDEN Die 4ntomobiIfat.
rer unierer Stnot Der itd6tiihen Der.
tpoIsung Elm @eTdenf bon $500 in.
benz lie Die iibli6en 5 Gents IN Die
Barring meters be5oblen. 2aui
W~eror0f1lft9 braud]t Der Mut0fugrer
nod 4 llhr an @o1e1togen o6er
p05reno Der Sonn- un0 Seiertoge
nidt 6afiir beaabIen. als man bic
f~iinFt1gige arbeitstpode einfiibrte.
pur0e Ser Samsta9 gum Jeiertng
un0 oie 8eroronltra tuuroe 0nbin.
gebeno eedn6ert, ieboh bic Auf.
iariften anf Den llbren iin6 6ieieIbeu
qebIieben. Ser BerfebrsinipeftDr
IieB neuli9 ale llbren Greitoe
Mbenos Ieer MAIDEN uno Oieielben am
Montag friib inipisieren nit Dem
@eiuItot, Dab sic Mutofdbrer Ibet
500 in Der 3aprihenaeit oepouiert
botten.