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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-21

had been held prisoner in an auto
by four boys. Mrs. Betty Witter,
of Erie Gardens, was quite sur
prised when her friends started
asking her what it was all about,
as she didn't know. Investigation
revealed that the complaint was
made by Mrs. Betty Witter, 21S E.
Fifth, not the Mrs. Betty Witter
who lives in Erie Gardens. Sorry
if the confusion of duplicate names
caused any embarrassment.
-JOT -
TUESDAY was 25th anniver-
sary for Ernest koehne popu-
lar attendant at the Jefferson Ser
vice station. 1t was on May 18th
twenty-five years ago that he ar
rived in the United States from
across the Atlantic, and he has
lived here most of that time.
-JOT -
CANDUSKY and Port Clinton
police cooperated Tuesday in
financially clearing up $1,000
swindle perpetrated Monday on a
Sandusky beer parlor operator.
The mother of one of the men
suspected of being implicated in
the case restored $1,000 to the San
dusky man.
-JOT-
THE names of Jean Clover, Car
men Carlos and Betty Krae-
mer were inadvertently omitted
from the list of names under the
picture Of Cochrane's Majoretts
in last weeks issue of this paper.
NNE of the few misfortunes of
Put-in-Bay Day was the fact
that Lee Regal sustained a frac-
tured ankle while participating in
the welcome ceremonies. Regal
and yours truly had accompanied
Carlton Schwan, president of the
G. of c., on his boat to join with
Bill and Carlton Allan in form
ing a cruiser escort for the Mystic
Isle. After docking here, Regal
sustained his injury when he step
ped from ISchwan's cruiser to the
dock. The ankle twisted as he
stepped down and he slipped into
the river neck-high before being
pulled out by Park Gaudern,
Schwan and yours truly.
-JOT-
INTERESTING recollections:
While observing Merlan Budd's
big victory on election night recent
ly, "Sonny" Davids recalled that
Merlan had put him in Jail when
he was only five or six years old.
On a childish rampage, Sonny had
kicked his mother on the shins. Al
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-21

Their ideas paid off in De-
partment of Army checks for
seven Erie Ordnance Depot men
this month. Receiving congrat-
ulationS from Colonel J. +. Nc
1nerney, Commanding Officer, are
Charles Hiss and Joseph Gresh,
Port Clinton; Charles Oil, Oak
Harbor; Harry Prouty and Aus
tin Smith, Lacarne, and Herbert
Hooper, Toledo. 1t. Col. G.
Pace, Harvey Battrell and Don
Astry, members of the EOD
suggestion committee, (extreme
lefty watched proceedings.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-21
BACKS INTO AUTO

An auto operated by Robert
Coleman, 30 S. Loop, was damag-
ed Sunday noon when Herbert
Sorensen, Route 2, backed a truck
from near the rear of Petersen's
grocery, Fulton and Third.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-21

Davids, ST., then mayor of the
town, taught his son good lesson
by having Officer Merriam Budd put
Sonny in Jail for couple of hours.
A FTER funeral services for d.
w. Payne Last week, Harry
Wideman recalled that Mr.. Payne
had been the last surviving men,
ber of the first band he formed in
Port Clinton, nearly so years ago.
Wideman has formed a half dozen
or more bands and orchestras since
that time.
FLASH from Put-in-Bay: Island
folks will appreciate the help
of Port ClintoniteS in recovering
set of false teeth lost here by
well known islander on Putin
Bay Day!
-JOT-
7 TNDER the will and trust fund
of the late DR.. Clara Gil
lard, st. Thomas church here, the
Episcopal Diocese of Ohio, and
the Women's Hospital, Cleveland,
were handsomely remembered.
The trust officer of the Cleveland
Trust company was named as
executor of the will and as trus-
tee of the trust fund. Details, now
known by the heirs, will be made
public soon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-21
REVISTA ARRIVES

The Revista, yearbook of the
Class of 194S, was distributed this
week and Jack Coyle, the edi-
tor-in-chief and his entire staff are
being congratulated for an out
standing job pictorial and liter
ary content.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-21
MIGAL,A HEADS

Andy Migala has been elected
as the new president of Student
Council and Bob Mackey as vice
president. Other officers are to be
elected in September.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-21
J0TTINGS
OFF THE CUFF
FILLING THE GAP
By Ralph Snyder

EDITOR Ray Sperber is vacation
ing in Florida this week with
Eddie Achbach, of the City Loan.
Eddie drove down last week, and
Sperber flew down last Thursday
night from Cleveland, arriving
there in the few hours most of you
spent in your garden that eve
ming.
A card from Sperber mailed
last Friday reported that he had
already seen the Harry Swart-
landers and Mrs. Sam Kuesthardt,
and was scheduled to see the Carl
Ingwersens that night.
DEMINDING all of US that there
should be light on the water
works intake crib was the misfor-
tune Louis st. Clair, of Oak Har-
Dor, had last Thursday night when
he was the first of the season to hit
that crib with his boat. st. Clair
said he was confused by the lights
along the lakefront. He "beached''
his damaged craft in a slip along
the river front, and next morning
was pleased to find that the hull
damage was not quite. as severe as
he had expected.
-JOT -
TWO Betty Writer'S! Last week
this paper reported that Betty
Witter (no address stated) had
telephoned police to report that she
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-21

Have you seen our ad on page
A? The Young g. Schade Co.
14-1t
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07

Miss Wilma Gravenslund, Dean
Staley and Glen and Bob Ludlow
are students who went to Seattle
last week end to take courses at
Washington University.
Arriving Sunday Miss Mildred
Brown is here from Seattle to
make an extended visit at the
home of her sister Mrs. Lawrence
Scott.
MIR. and Mrs. c. c. Jones Of the
Highlands have gone to Pullman
where they are enrolled at WSc.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hembree, who
has lived for many years in Ken
newick, left last midweek for
Walla Walla where she will make
her home with her son and daugn-
ter in law, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hembree.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Robert
Tweedt and Mrs. Emerson Ely en-
tertained recently at the Tweedt
home in Finley in honor Of Mrs.
J. Mills. Fourteen friends were
present to shower Mrs. Mills with
cradle gifts.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07
Parade Winners
Are Announced

Bands, floats, mounts and rid
ers joined in the brilliant line Of
march that marked the beginning
Of the Grape Festival and Benton
County Fair on Friday. A for
nation flight of S light planes
from the Twin City airport ma
nuevered overhead as the parade
proceeded.
Howard Beste, chairman of the
parades, announced the following
results of the judging:
Junior Division - Kennewick
Rainbow Girls, first; Future Far
mers of America, second; and the
Kennewick Camp Fire Girls,
third.
Horse Division - Ormond Gage
mounted on Stamper, the 7th,
first; the Benton County Sherrif's
Posse, second; and a boy on a
pony, third. The name Of the boy
riding the pony was not known
to the judges.
Fraternal and Religious Divi-
sion First Christian church,
first; Pasco Eagles club, second;
and the Kennewick Lions club,
third.
Commercial Division - the
Walla Walla Concrete Pipe comp
any, first; the Richland Transfer
company, second; and the Tn
City Herald, third.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07
Control Smut b
Good Seed Plus
RIGHT Treatment

The problem of controlling the
smut on wheat is double-bar-
relied one, says Frank Webster,
County Extension agetn.
Planting of smut resistant va
rieties coupled with careful and
proper seed treatment is the only
known method of obtaining real
smut control, the county agent
points out.
Many wheat varieties produced
in the state of Washington are
susceptible to the common races
Of smut and also to dwarf smut
infestation. However, there are
some which are resistant to one
or the other of the varieties and
a few which are resistant to both.
Recent information received at
the Extension office indicate the
following varieties Of wheat that
are resistant to both common smut
and dwarf smut: Wasatch, Hymar,
Rex, spring-sown DRIED, spring
sown Married.
Wheat varieties which are resis-
tant to common smut but are not
resistant to the dwarf smut in
clude Rio, Ridit, fall-sown Mar
fed.
Varieties which are susceptible
to both common and dwarf smut
include Turkey, Elgin Alicel,
Tripelt, Golden, Forty-fold Eich-
meyer, New Victory and fall
sown Federation.
Idaed, spring-sown Federation,
are susceptible to common smut
but resistant to dwarf smut.
All varieties of wheat, whether
listed as resistant or susceptible,
should be treated with the proper
fungicides and with proper care
before being planted If smut is to
be controlled, the county agent
concluded.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07
LITTLE STORIES Of the WEEK
~ FLORENCE OLIVER
phon. new, 10 Ksnnswick 2ll7 before Tuesday noon

Gently from weeks visit in
Pullman in the home of her
daughter where she made the
acquaintance of her new grandson
The parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Evett and the baby boy,
who has been named Eric Aud sy,
was born September Is at the
Bryant Wiseman Clinic in Collar.
Dick Lucus arrived in Kenne-
wick last week after spending ID
months in anchorage, Alaska.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07
woNENs CLUB

HIGHLANDS WOAENS CLUB
Mrs. Neva Watkins win pre-
side at the second fall meeting
of the Highlands Woman's club
on Friday, Oct. I, at 2 p. m. at
the Highlands club house. Mrs.
Carol Stanfield Of the Stanfield
Flower Shop will be guest speak
re on the program. Her topic will
be "Dsih Gardening and Care
OF Houseplants." Hostesses for the
afternoon are Mrs. Bernice
Goode, Mrs. Helen Higley, Mrs.
Dorothy Kusske and Mrs. Myrtle
Mathews.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07
llAAcRETIE ANDERSON

Mrs. Margrethe Anderson was
born June II, 1857, In Bornholn,
Denmark, and came to the Unit
ed States In 1881 and to this dis.
trict IN 1885. She lived near Pros
ser until q few years ago when
she moved to Horse Heaven 70
make her home with her daueh-
ter, Mrs. Clara Root. She passed
away Sept. 20 at her daughters
home, aged 81 years, 8 months.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday, Sept. %. at 2 p. m,
at the Methodist church Ia Pros
ser, with Rev. N. c. Kauth Of
the Kennewick Bethlehem Luth-
eran church officiating.
Mrs. Anderson is survived by
three sons, James c. Anderson
of Touchet, Charles c., and
Chester L. Anderson Of Prosser;
three daughters, Mrs. Minnie C..
Pottre, Walla WalIa, Mrs. Luz
ellie c. Hanson, Prosser. and
Mrs. Clara Root, Kennewick; Is
grandchildren and II great
grandchildren.
Interment was made in Benton
City cemetery.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07

Mrs. Frank Mason was home
again last week after being
gone a month visiting relatives
in San Francisco and Los Angeles
and her son Frank and family in
Inyokern, California. On her re-
turn the Frank Masons accompan-
led her to Berkeley where Mason
has enrolled at the University for
his doctors degree in physics.
Mrs. John Smith returned re-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07
Right-0f-Way Okehed
For Testing Lane

The City Council approved
transfer Of right Of way to the
State of Washington to permit
entry and exit to and from the
new State Highway Patrol Test.
ing Lane building near the Ken.
newick High school.
The building viii be approved
and accepted for use by the
state, as soon as the legal details
of the transfer are completed.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07

sonal calls, kilograms. cara.
letters. Mr.. Huntington can.
Kennewick in 1907 and on
in the grocery business for ! Y
siderable time. He was cit, \ v
urer for a number Of YEAR ~ !.
signing in 1946.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07
CHAMBER GUESTS

Thursday guests of the Kenne-
wick Chamber Of Commerce
were at Jacklinn and C. G. ICY"
Miller, Of Kenliewick; F. D. Nee
sci, of Walla Walla; o. H. "Ole"
Olson, Of Pasco; Bob Phillip, Of
Seattle; and John Stenhouse, Of
D. C..
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07

NINETY-FUTH BIRTHDAY 9
On Saturday, Sept "a, II. E.
Huntington quietly celebrated his
ninety-fifth birthday at his home
on East Second Ave. Relatives
and friends extended best wishes
and congratulations through per
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07
HONOR STUDENTS

Among the students Of the Uni
versity Of Washington awarded
high scholarship honors for the
1947-48 school year at the anil
nual fall convocation ON October
/ were Robert Leroy Annakef.
sophomore, and Dean Oden Stall
ey, freshman, both Of Kennewick.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07

Charlie Joseph Thompson, in
FAINT son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Thompson, $40 Ave. c. Ken
newick, was born Sept. II and
died Sept. Is at the Pasco hos
pital, aged nine days.
Funeral services and intezment
were in Bellingham, Wash.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07
CIRCLE O. z. 8.

ALMA CIRCLE o. z. 8.
Alma Circle O.. e. S. was en-
tertained Monday at q dessert
luncheon at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Fox with Mrs. Wilmot
Cravenslund assisting hostess
Sixteen members were present,
with Mrs. Harold Stringer win
ming bridge prize.
It takes about "a gallons OF
water to make one Lee Pre-shaped
hat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
Gti,3elbeiette II, Scr
Gpaneeliieten 1tirsbe

Berlin. Sic Giniiibruna Der Ginjel-
beittc fir Ole epanecliidp STRIDE lit
I'M Nabmen Scr .,eueu Ycbcnsoro-
nl,ng Ser cpangelii6en Stride" &C.
plant. n'cloct oic cuanscli'd)c &ird,en.
icitl,np ~Sie airbe" Iic cuanac.
lilde Ginjelbciebte ioa iid icood bon
Ser fatboliidpn Sbrcnbcidte oablrtf)
,lnteridriocn, oab iic niht @ciet uno
3lpdng ieiu ioa. Die nit Dem MbenSs
l''obl pcrb!mocnc @enerolbeid,tc ion
oancbcll crbaltcm blcibeu. GDanoc.
liidc Sfarrcn iollcn iid) iiir oicic
GinSe!beiftcn regelntG6iJ in ser
Stride ooer SafriItei sur Gcriiiaung
haltcn Wcidtboreuocr nno 8eid,tcn.
Scr iollen ncbeneinalySer I'M Mngeiid,i
NcS slltars iiten. Die Yiarrer iina
bcrpflid)tet. .oas 8cid)t9ebcimnis unter
alien llnlitGnoen, aud Dor 8crid)ter.
5it ipabrcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15

iden &citcns burh Die Sulpiets ae.
leiltct lpcr0cn lpiiroc.
YeriunaIien Der vHeid)src9ieruma''
Nic v9cuc 3cituna". oas annrri.
faniibe NtilitGrblott fir 0cutih
lano. pcricihnet bcrcits lSlGne fir
Die 9cieblrnQ Der lpidtiNcrcn 9tcid,S-
dnltcr in Seip,ia umo id,reibt II. a.
Yin Eolitifcrn. Die in slusiit)t &C.
nolnlllen lporben icin iollcn. ran.
Nicrtc &ilbelm Stills loer liberal.
ocnlofratiibc iSiibrer' lan0c Belt al
cr,tre Stellc ols &anoioat fit ocn
Spibcnppltcn. IS luuroe iuaor br,
bauptet. ook Ntaribau 9Soifiiii 80.
fololpsfi ilm oieicn Soften anacbo=
ten bate. Hcueroin0s id,eint ober
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Ntann bcrallssuitcllen. in ocn Sim
tcraruno acordnNt iu lpcrocn. .Wan
bort lcbr bGllfia ocn Namcn pon
War SepOclpit (SGT). ociicn Nli.
Observation-Disclosures in Sod,ien
ais oaS SprlnNbrctt fir or0i,ert
?lnNobcn nnNcicbcn miro. 9SillwIn,
lSicd TOLL MIR beid)ranftc. .Nusittten
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FEN Der Sinic lInO Der Hiif9rifi olli
llltm Aionn mic ocn liberal ocrlo.
tratilttn MiniiterprGiibcnten uon
ad)lcneslnbalt. Erofciior Grboro
Aoiibencr. oarf bci bcrartiocn BE-
trahtllnacn nid,t ouBer ad,t acloiitn
lper0en.
9as 2nncmliniitcrillm miro al.
Observation-Disclosures nod pon cincn,
sllperldlliaen alten Muuirnuniitcll
beiebt luerben. ssnformierte 8ect=
ahtcr ,pollcn ipiIicn, Dab Obcrlt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15

Ser9ci S,llpallulu iitb Dor ciuiocl,
SSotl)cn ). nit &lrt ,Siiti,cr. Dem iId,
l'lhcn >Nllcnnliniitcr. in 9toocbcllI
gstroffcn uno linn cine ocrortio,
Seroroerllna in 9lusiitt acltellt ia
DC. slllt Dem 0lcihcn ;;5uioun,cntrcf
fel' toll Slilponplp ocn TpItcn cilcs
A,anotlsn'iniltcrs an sSilbcln Mno.
pe aus Der GSll Sad)icn pcripro,t,cl,
baben. !Silr bas &irtihaftsminiitc
rum ldrillsn lcutl,tr &rciic ,lrit,
Sclbnlalln lSGT) aus Sud,jcu ol,
&onoloatcn pOrNcicbcm Ut bobc1l.
Nod) mebrcrcE Mclolll,oen IL!
lSil lld) Dor turier Belt Scibnorn
Sltder 800. SSirtit,oftSllliru
lfcr III Sod)lenr9 9lmbolt. llno S,iittrn
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StlIldntr 'S@S) ocr Torlib,no,
ocI "SSlrtltt)o oftsfon,niiiion fir bic
Sltsonc" .oicies 9lnt untritt. lsei
oer Seleblln9 oes aaiti,miniltcri.
!Illls ipcrocn 6clnuutb Niil, lYTT,
SlIltianlilliitcr in Sbiirinacn, INN
Sroiellor 3oitncr. Der nid)t rpieoer
geludbltc 30N-Soriibcnoe in Sod,.
lcn l'no oortiacr ,slliti,miniItcr. cr.
lpabnt. ,Siir ocn ,sil,an,poltcn ,oll
Stoibarot MooN 'yIEl. ,Si,lon,
Inlnllter pon Sbiirin0cr, Der S.WS(
'genebn' lrin. luGbrcno Der SSll.
Sronsportminiltcr Don Sbiirinorn
Ssillclm Nod)cn,, fir elm uici,irs
anlt ~ Nr0i;crem Siobn,cn nitbt
ll!nbearilnoctc 9lusiid,tcn l,oben ioG
YIN lpcitcrcs 9lmt lit oniirinrno
Dem T-Miniitcr in Wcflenbllro.
StraRer. 'llacoaf,t. SIominotionen
tllr bas Solfsbilolnoe=N =Niinilterillm
fcblcn nod.
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ltdes 9luRenminiiterimn,, Der lteii.
pertretenoe 8erliner 8iiracrlmcilter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
Behoerde in Leipzig soil Kern fuer
cine rote Reichsregierung werden
Devtsehe Aenter der Ostzone verften dorthn vereot
werden.

Berlin. slls lpciterer Velpcis
oafiir. oab bic bereits Dor ciniocr
:}eit BON Dem hieliaen v&urier" oe
brohte Wtclollna bon Der beporltc.
bcnocn 8ilouno elmer vSit,pnen
NeNicrllna" trob aller ruiiiihcn Sc
lllcrtis allttcntiith iuar, lit bier Die
:Mlttciluna ocs 2onooner ,9telus
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mad, Scip,iN oils Sib ciner fir ous
Neiamte @cbiet Der Solpict,uue Il,
ltonoiNen oeutid)en 0eripoltllno ans
cricben lit.
Won uinln,t bier an. bu6 oc,u
ilah bic Oerid)icocrcn, acacn,pIrtio
ld)pn Elm Stiif ~3onen,entrolis
mus" repraienticrenocn oelltitirl,
ylcnlter militant .oen rlIiiitcu
Observation-Disclosures aus 0arls,
borlt nah 2eip,ia pcrleat pcrocu
llnter Nusbau bieics ocmtid)cn Ne
borocnapparotes lmO aleih;eitiWr
Ser!cibllna fornlaler Vefnoniiie an
ole bereits beItel)cnocn oocr nod ills
Sebrn III rllIenoen Oelltiden Stellcn
ole oiclcn in ibrre @ciamtbeit ocn
Nnltein elmer 3ornreoicrllno ocbcI.
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Stilnllltn, otncn sufol0c Die Nonlcn
flatur, Die iid) bic ruIiiidcn Mod,t
baber I'M Gerein nit Den SGT-9eu
ten fir Den aeplanten 2eipsi0er Vc,
Dorocn=Otaanismus allsaeoaht la.
ben. BON elmer Mrt iein lpiro. 9eip,io
als Sit elmer reaeIred)ten. ale bier
.3oncn" bcberridpnocn nellcn
Neit)sreaierun9" erid)einen su !ai,
len. iuolnit pind)oIoaiid,e 0orarbeit
fiir ipdtcre Grbpbcrlina bcs bout
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15

Berlin. = Sie Mmerifaniide Wii.
lit1rperlpaltuna aab- Die Slnfunft
ieines SonDerbeamten befunnt, Der
pom &ric0samt ernannt iporoen lit.
yllm bel Der llnteri,,huna aeipilicr
acknowledgement Der Sd)leihbon,
oelsirbiebunNen bebilflib su iein.
sSu Ser Slnfiinoiallna beibt es, Die
llnterillbung iperoe lih nit Ycihul.
oiaunaen befaiien, lpelhe yein frii,
berer 9lnNcltellter Ser MilitGrpers
lpaltln0 lmo Oes Glrppdiiben &om=
manoos erboben bat, ociicn &pn=
trait fiirslih NIT Ginperltdnonis ser
GeNierllng gcloit lplroe. Ser Nonc
bes NnNeitellten lpuroe nid)t mitoc=
teilt. Ser llnterilthllngsbeamte iii
Elm Gountp=Hihter aus @reensbo=
70, g. g., &. Garle 9iipes, lrno er
bate bcreits cine &onfercns nit
Dem amcrifaniihen MiiitGrooupers
nerr, General Sllcius 8. Glap. &ci=
ner bon bcioen lpollte iid su Der
Sad)e 1ltBern. ...
9tibt offi,icu bciBt es,, bnB ii,
ben acknowledgement cinige bpbe
Sffi,icre acnonnt lpcrbcn, llnb poi,
Die llnterillbln1a lid eber auf Die
amerifaniid)e 9ciatllnasionc fpnr
5entricrcn lperoe, ais ouf Berlin.
ipeld)es llllter &ontrollc Der pier
Mdbte ltcbt.
9ei Den acknowledgement iou cs
lid LII, dbnlicte Tinae banoeln, ipie
bic SrrcaularitGtcn, ipelhe i'm uer=
0anNcnen Sabre su ,ablreiden Ser.
orbnllnacn aeaen Den Shleihbonocl
iiibrten ,oarllntcr ouh su cinem
embargo ouf sic Eripateiufubr bon
2i0arctten. Die Voltbeboroeu baben
iablreidle &erilld)e aciieloet. 3iaa=
rettcn cinsliicbmllaaeln.
Snalpiihcn teiItc Der 9lbaeorbnete
Siniteoo, Gent, Drill, III @aib=
inNton nit. er babe fiir,lih &rieas-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-15
Us. Sonderbeamter vom Kriegsamt
mach Reich gesandt
Rep Winsteod will Kenntns hoben, doss sieh Elm ge-
Wiser Tell vnseres Personals bel der Mi|itoerver-
wotvng in Deutschland nit Roeketeerins vnd
PIuendern beschoeftiqt

lefrctGr &ennetb 3. 9ioDal in eiuem
Yriefe eriuht, Yerithten viiber Htaf=
feteerin0 umn Eliinoern" in Der
amerifoniihen Zone nahslaeben.
gSinlteab namlte fcine belonocren
;sille, iaate aber, er betrad,te feline
Sniurlnationen, uls sllperlGliia uno
Deltete at. ooB cs iich I'M cine
vfllrbtbarc" Sitllatipn bonocle.
9ippall ia9te in iciner slntlpprt.
es mag lid) I'M sic Nleicten gerihte
bonoeln, ipelhe inns bereits Dor ci.
niger Saacil slainaen, llllo bie iebt
in europa unterluht tperocn."
rGs lit mir nlitNeteilt lporben"
ihrieb 9Sinltcao an Den &rieasietre=
tGr, voaR Gin aelpiiicr Sell uniercs
Eerionols bel Der Wilitdrperipal.
tuna in Seutidlano nit &adetcer=
nia unb 9liinoern beid)Gftiot lit.
Sails bicie gcritbtc auf &abrbcit
bcrubcn unp ih babe fcire,
@rllnb baran su slpeifeln = Damn
Lit oas cine St)onbe fir bic Mrmee
lmb oie aroBe 9ation, ipeIhe iie re-
prdicntirct.
vSbne 3meifeI miiiicn alld) Sic
bereits IN bicier sln0eleacnbeit cini,
&c Seithlpcroen erbalten babcn. Sd,
bin iiher, oaB es lih nur INN cine
fleine slnsabI pon Scrionen bons
oelt, Die iih 10 etlpas babcn sll
St1,uloen fommen lailen, mo ooB
Der Qrokte Sell Der geiablrnasornlee
aus patriotiictcn anlerifaniitbcn
Sploatcr beitebt, Die aerne mDt)tcn,
oaB oiele 3lltanoe abNeittafft lpcrs
oen."
sn icincr slntlport ithrieb Sc.
fretGr Hopau: vSie ipilien. oa6
dbnlid)c gerihte in Der 0eraan0en-
belt niht itimmtcn, unb nur ciniae
,pcniae sSGlle auf Sotiahen berllb.
ten. Sd) bin Ser slniitht. oaR audi bic
aeacnipGrtiaen Melolnocn iibcr ipl.
d)e SinNe arDBtenteils icoer 8run-
laNc entbebrcn; boh id, fam Sbncn
Die Neriitbcrllna aeben. oaR i'll, nihts
llnperillht laiicn lpcrbe. Inn Ser
Sa1)e allf Den @rllnb I'll 0eben."
Sn einem slpeitcn Yricfe an 90
Dall iaate Damn Ninltcao: ,,Sulls
Die Nnfprnlationeu. lpeltte ih er-
baltcn babe. ltimmcn, CLAUDE id,
oaR bi cSituotion furd,tbar it,"
Scr Slboeorbnetc bon Miiiiiiipri
erbot lih, rals Gin Mitalieb ocs Mi-
litdr=Stolnitecs ipic ulld) ais &pn=
NrcBpertretcr bebilflih al iein, OoH
vtilitdrperlonen. aans alcih, in ipeI,
d)em Jtanae lie ltcben. oocr 3ibili.
lten. Die ihulbia bcfunoen lpcrocn.
Sfanoe iibcr bieies 9robe 9ano oc=
hrnt,t III babcn Dor Gin Weridt
funllllcm.
r;}u cine,u 3citpllnftc, Do unicrc
HtaicrlunN iold)e arpBe Slnitrcnolln.
gen Nclnaht bat, Nltcn @illcn lllo
oollernocn ,Sricocn III it,oiicn.
'hrieb sSinltcuo, . .iulltc mic
llano bon llns cincr ipltbcn flcinnc
sSclt pon Den Socolcn repriicluuti
Der .Mcbriubl oes TpIfcs III St,un.
ocn sll nlubcn.
sd bin iidrr, ooG Sic meilcr
slnlicbt iinb unicrc sluioobe, oic
@ruppe Neltuttcn, Die Ycniibllnocn
Der Sempfratie. lpie audi ppn unie,
REM Elane Der militdriid)en Gcrtci-
oiarllN iu iiberselleen. iebr acbin.
bert ipiro, falls oieie Sitliation an.
baucrt."