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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-07
IN MEMORIAM

ELIZA OGLE OWNBY Whereas.
on May 10, 1853. our beloved
Eliza Ogle Ownby was released
from her many years Of suffering
to at last find peace with God in
her awaited home in heaven.
She was faithful and valued
member of Jones Chapel Baptist
Church
AS a friend Mrs Ownby was
loyal and sincere, as a wife and
mother She was tender, devoted
considerate and self-sacrlficing
Faithfully She lived her chris
tainity
Through her final illness. &C
companied By intense suffering.
her faith and trust We're UNI
Wavering, and her final Christian
testimony has been an inspiration
and source Of comfort to all who
loved her
Therefore be it resolved
First That we bow in humble
submission to Him who docth all
things we'll
Second That we extend or
heart felt sympathy to her
bereaved family.
Third That a copy OF these
resolutions be sent to her family.
copy be sent to the Religious
Herald. the F'armville Herald and
a copy be placed on the records
Of The church
Committee. BetSle 7. EnmerS0n
Maggie B. King
Josephine w Whaley
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-07

Mrs, j A. Moulton and son. John
Adkins Moulton ~. CT Raleigh,
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-07

READ HERALD
Cl.ASSlIFIED ADAS
Evening star., 1953-04-05
japanese Ambassador Aruki
To Attend Indiana Purtv

stunt after the caucus get-to-
gether. Open house seems to be
prevelant on Capitol Hill after
reception time. And while that
is going on the associated State
societies will dance the night
away at the Statler. Anyway,
a non-native of Washington will
have no trouble on Wednesday.
He may take his choice-the
Capitol or the Statler. His State
will be waiting for him with
open arms.
*'* Il
And for those who have had
about as many cherry blossoms
as they can contend with for
one season-IllinOis has an ex-
cellent interlude. They are
sponsoring a spring dance
devoid of cherry blossoms.
Illinois is all for daffodilS, mar
cissi, daisies and what have you,
but they want no part of cherry
blossoms. They offer an escape
for those who have fondness
for blossoms other than cherries.
Yes, for anti-cherry blossomers,
dance is on the agenda for
Saturday to the music of Dave
McWilliams orchestra under the
direction of Ralph Graves. No
time was mentioned but 10
O'Clock is probably safe bet
and the Shoreham is the right
direction.
Paul Revere will ride again
at the annual Patriots Day"
celebrated by Massachusetts, on
Friday in the form of a dance
and card party. The Lafayette
is the setting from 10 until /
o'clock.
Senators John Marshall Butler
and j. Glenn Beall will hold a
joint reception, in conjunction
with the Maryland State Society
to honor Miss Sally Lee Rush of
Chevy Chase-Maryland's State
Society princess. The day
Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the
Office of Senator John Marshall
Butler. Room BAL.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Status of Women

The spotlight will be turned on
the women of Austria and Switz-
erland at a meeting of the Wom-
ems City Club to be held at 8
pm. Thursday at the clubhouse.
The program will continue a
series on the status of women
in various countries.
Guest speakers will be Nine.
Wilfried Platter, wife of the
Counselor of the Austrian EN-
bassy, and Nine. Hans Lacher,
wife of the First Secretary of the
Swiss Legation.
A question -and-ansWer period
will follow their talks.
Special entertainment will in
clude Austrian and Swiss songs
presented by a group of girls in
costume from the choral group
of the Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co.
Mrs. Gertrude Smallwood
Mockbee, director of the chorus,
will conduct the singing.
A dessert bridge party has
been planned by the club at
1880 and 1880 pm. Friday with
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Miss Rickertts
ENGAGED toWed

Comdr. and Mrs. Roland Wen
dell Rickertts of Indian Head
Md, and Norfolk, Va, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Anna Marie to Capt. Jerry
Gordon Wetherill, A. U. S. He
is the son of Mrs. Richard
Wetherill of Woodland Hills,
Calf, and the late Col. Wether-
i'll.
The bride-elect is a graduate
OF Holton Arms School and re-
ceived her degree from Stanford
University last June. She is en-
ployed as a research analyst at
the Defense Department.
Capt. Wetherill, presently sta
toned at the Pentagon, is a
graduate of Valley Forge Mill
tary Academy. He is now at
tending the College of Special
lied Studies of the University of
Maryland. He served in Korea
after three years in Japan and
is the granddaughter of the late
Brig. Gen. Henry Clay New
conner, U. S. A., Corps Of Engi-
neers.
The wedding will take place
in early June.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
State Societies.:
By Cynthio Medley

The Japanese Ambassador and
his daughter, Tomiko Araki, will
attend the Indiana Society fes-
tivity Tuesday. No doubt it is
pretty generally known these
days that the cherry trees were
a gift of the Japanese Empire
and therefore the Ambassador is
more Or less a must to any
festivity celebrating cherry bios
som time.
Mr.. Araki will meet his audi
ence from $50 until he leaves
the terrace room of the Shore
ham. The Shoreham Hotel
will supply the musical scores
for the evening until midnight,
when supper will be served.
The Associated State Societies
reminds those interested once
again of dance they're arrang-
ing for Wednesday in the presi-
Dental and congressional rooms
of the Statler. These State So
cieties are beginning to sound
more like the AFL and CIO
every day. what with the asso-
ciated and on-asSociated groups.
Those who are associated will
congregate at approximately $3.50
in the evening, at which time
the princesseS will be introduced.
The princesses will represent the
States of California, Georgia, IL
linois, Louisiana, Massachusetts,,
Michigan, Missouri, Montana,
New York. Ohio, Oklahoma,
Pennsylvania, Utah, Virginia and
Wisconsin.
Now the remaining States will
meet in the Caucus Room of
the Senate Office Building and
each State will have its own in
dividual introduction of the
Cherry Blossom princess.
Anyway. the States mentioned
above can be found hanging
around the Statler and the
States that haven't been men
toned might be seen in the
Caucus Room. But with it all the
primary purpose is to introduce
the Cherry Blossom princesses,
so follow your instincts and
wherever they tell you to 60
go and meet your States prin-
cess!
The Nebraska State Society
gives us a hint as to what time
the non-associated State socie-
ties will get together-apparent-
ly it is on Wednesday at 8
o'clock and as stated, in the SEN
ate caucus room. For those who
are non-associated State socie-
ties (and try that for a little),
you may all get together in the
Senate caucus room at 8 on
Wednesday.
However, not to overlook Ne
braska, their cherry blossom
princess, Miss Jane Carpenter
from Lincoln, will be the guest
of honor on Saturday from 10
until l o'clock at the Airport
ballroom. Jack Morton's orches-
ira will provide the music.
Following the Wednesday
night reception, the senior SEN
ator from Nebraska is holding
open house in his Office, 125 Sen
ate Office Building in honor of
the princess and any Nebraskans
and their friends who wish to
look in on the situation.
It seems that many of the
Senators are pulling the same |
Evening star., 1953-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Jones
announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Joan Elizabeth,
to Mr.. Robert Henry Ferguson,
who is stationed at Patuxent
Naval Air Station. He is the son
of Mr.. Robert A. Ferguson of
Washington and Mrs. George
Bold of New York State.
The wedding is planned for
July,
Evening star., 1953-04-05
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Old Club
Ieahouse

Once George Wsshington's Club House
GREATER WASHlNGToN.S
D FAMOUS FAMILY RESTAURANT
Delicious Chicken, Steak, Ham,
. Turkey, Roast Beef, Seafood
Dinners, Lunches
A trip to Woshinston's Old Club Is
must for Copitol Visitors
Open Daily 8 Sundoy, II to $50
SIS 5. Washington St., ALEXANDRIA
On Mt: Vernon Mem. Hy. (KI. 0-46S5)
receptions, BanqHets. Family Parties
Laura Lee Inpttes You"
Evening star., 1953-04-05

Mrs. Charlotte j. Coleman of
Hyattsville announce the en-
gagement of her daughter, Myra
c., to Mr.. Kenneth w. Cross,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arville B.
Cross of Clinton. Md.
Miss Coleman and Mr.. Cross
are attending the University OF
Maryland where Miss Coleman
is a member of Alpha Chi Omega
sorority.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Topic Of Proqron

Miss Eta Pittman, Miss Lois
Garlock and Mrs. M. S. Busbey in
charge.
Evening star., 1953-01-07

Just Like Boost i'm Station Power
Again. for the New Year. Phco makes tesn ht Brand
Golden Grid Phco with exclusive High Fidelity
it's the that adds
all TV sensivy and
in performance all America And everywhere DEND
Phlco dealer
Evening star., 1953-12-27
This Week
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE

WILLIAM L NICHOLS. Elitsr
Ea1isori9l Offices: 80 LexiRgcoss
Aoemsse. Neso York ~, Nes0 York
Evening star., 1953-12-27
nv SECRET P1AY. -
By Dsek Emmoas
tASsWOr< tWSO ~
Cover 6v lesvy Coe&e

Names and deo0igons Il an eaEAs Aea stories and Sed
AcdoA ARTICLES
hns to be TIE that Of living de0d ID entirely
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UnnrHaitsrtgr

@m 18. Mdra ltarb in Chicago.
Su., Die lebrp. Sbmeiter so. apnra-
otne 8ernatb, %. S. b., mad naheau
Observation-Disclosures Sr6ensbet6ti-
sing ols Granfenidtpelter.
Die ebrm. SdmeIter tpuroe am 90.
September 1869 in Mbla6, Ser. Sig-
meringen, &oben5ollern, DeutibIano.
seboren als &ino elmer Sanilie bon
pier5ebn &inoern. Sic fam nod ben
ger. Staaten i'm Sabre 1909 nno
legte ibre @eliibbe ab i'm Sabre 1911
in Der St.-Soiepbs Stride oes &oipi-
tals in SsSoliet, Sn.
Sie GerItorbene binterl1Bt 6ret
S6Deltern: bic ebrap. Shtpefter
gbangelilta, %. S. F., i'm. ct. =Mnto-
nius-Solpital in Chicago. Srau 2ou-
Tia 8aloraff uno sSrau Mgntba Stao-
Ter in 0euti6lano. Cine Shpeiter.
Die ebr1p. S6peiter Roialinoa, 70.
S. r., ging ibr i'm .Sooe noraus.
W0ge.,iie &ube i'm 6rieoen @ottes
finoen!
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bem Sabr 1873 reselmGBis ieoen
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sitn 9eiten oes Y1pItlihen Sole
si,im Soiepbinlm IN @ortbington.
Ohio, oeifen 3med bic Seranbilonng
uiir6iger Hrieitera0gIinge fir bic
ger. Staaten lit. Dieie InitaH III
bauptidhlih ansemieien auf bic eis.'
finite oieIes 9lattes uno bic @efden.
te !einer 2eier.
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mntlrntd1alt
(Sortfetuna ron Geite d

pention perlaste. an i6limmIten ipar
es i'm @inter Dor 5ipei Sabren, nod
Dem pl0tliden giniat bineiiiber
Maiienbeere, ser Dor allem bie am
neitelten norgel6obenen 3egimenter
bes amerifanii6en 3ebnten &orps
traf. 8er babel in @efangenidaft ge-
riet, tpurbe in Sen Strubel oes 9e=
Degunesfriees eerilien. Sir Sen 4b-
transport feblte es an aIenl, an Nabs
rung, &leibung, dr5tliher Silfe. Sci
oieien SobesmGrihen fielen unge-
5Gblte Spfer.
Solde 8inge biloen fein iebr er-
mlltigenoes Gor5ei6en fir oie eigent-
li6en Observation-Disclosures
gen. 3un1al bamit eere6net lperoen
mlB, baB Wsosfau unb 8efins babel
MIR i6einbar am glei6en Strang
5ieben Wit oielem @eeenlat bdnet
tpobl audi Sic neue Sffenlipe Ser aon>
munilten gegen oas inooneIilde Berg
lono bon 2aos 5nlalnmen.
Sic ion oils SebeI fir sic europd-
il6en Iftionen oienen, sic Sranfrei6
Oem amerifonii6en 8iin0nis entfrem-
Ben iouen Der inooneiii6e @auleiter
Wosfaus, SO Gbin Winb, itedt NIT
Ser Bariier vfiinften aolonne" ieit
Dem 9eginn bes iiebeniabrisen &riees
tim oie friibere fran5oiiibe &olonie
oes Sernen Sitens ltnter elmer 9efe.
aenn5eidneno lit auG, baB eerabe
iett Chores nad) 5ipeiidbrigem Wos-
fau'er Iufentbalt nad 8aris 5uriid-
gebra6t nuroe.
auf ser NslSO-aonferen5 in $50
ris .laete Staotsiefretdr 9ulles Sen
Sran5oien, sImerifa babe cine gr=
bobrng ieiner 8eibilfe I'M Snoo-Gbi-
na=&rieg porgeIeben, - aber es Mir
Sc nidJt 1peitere @elber bergeben Inn
Dos fran5oliIbe Budget al1s5ugleiden.
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OHIO-WAIsENFREUND

rgieIe ginipobner DIt-DeutId.
lambs, &eIens, ungarng, MMunlaniens,
8ulgariens, Ser Side1osS sSlosuofei
uno Der baItiiden 21noer iinb 3ilr
5lubt aus ibren SeimotI1noern uni
gum Dir6breben oes giiernen Nor.
bangs ge5nungett tporben burh Sic
8erIflabung uno BEN Ierror, tpelher
in ibrer Seimat bon Sen &ommuni.
item ausgeiibt miro"
Ser Senator tpies baranf BIN, bof
bieie 5lii6tlinge cine It6ltbig ipadIen.
De 8elaItung unierer 8erbiinoeten ii,
Der Noro-sltlantif- -Gaftorganiiotion
(HISS) oariteIlten. Sic ieien su.
eleid) cine 2ait anf unieren eigeneu
Ser5en. u8ir miiiien tl,n, mas mir
fonnen, Inn bie 8elaltllng unierer
Gerbiinbeten 5u erleibtern, 6ie iie
onrd) Die Iufnabme oieier Weni1en
erleioen, bie aus ibren 21noern ber-
trieben tpurben."
Senator Serguion erfl1rte lpeiter,
in Stalien uno @rtehenlano berurla-
be Die itdnbig 5uitebnlen6e ueberbe-
bolferung cine unrube, Die an1 nn-
ierem nationalen @oblltano i1aoe.
v0ie bon min porgelegte 8in miro Sic
Ser. Staaten in Sic Gage beriesen,
ibren Inteil an bieIer 8elaItnng nit
5u iibernebmen."
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1ttlann
Erai iibent Giienbumers Ginmanbe-
rungsnpridlGae

8ralioent gilenbolper eriu6te lee=
te 8ode BEN &ongreB, in oen nGd-
item beiben Sobren ie 10000 gin=
manoerern oie ginreile in sic Ser.
Staaten alBerbalb Ser beItebenben
3ulaliungsquoten bon insgeiamt
154 900 = 5lt erlauben.
Sn einem an 8i5eprGiioent geiron
als Soriitenben oes Senats uno an
oen nSpre6er" oes slbseoroneten-
bauies, Martin, geridteten Sdrei-
ben beaiebt iid Der 8rdiioent beion-
oers aui 5lii6tlinge aus ben 2Gnoern
binter Dem giiernen 8orbang, bie in
Ser freien @elt eine Der lnteroriifs
flung nnb @eiualt lebige griiten5
griinoen tpoaen.
gs beiBt in Dem S6reiben II. a. !:
n8ir lino uns ale ser tragii6en gr=
leignilie Ser oergangenen Sabre be-
DuBt, Die i'm Ser5en guropas 5au-
lenbe bon beimatloien 5lii1tlingen
5uriidselaiien baben Sn Sen iiing-
item Wonaten lit Die 3abl Der Sliibt-
linge ourd Den itanoigen 3uitrom ser
gntfommenen geipa6ien, bie Dem 60
De trotten INN ben 2dnoern binter
benz giiernen Sorbang 5u entrinnen.
Iiele Sliidtlinge iebnen ii6 per5mei-
felt nad Sreibeit uno m06ten in Ser
| freien 8elt elm llnterfommen finoen.
IuBeroeln miro Der 8epolferungs=
Orud 5unebmeno Guelle oringenoer
Gorge in mebreren befreunoeten
2anoern guropas."
| Sn leinem 8riefe befaBt ii6 Ser
GrGlioent nur nit Ser Gage in gu.
ropa, aber iein SefretGr Somes g.
Sagertp erfldrte auf 8efragen olrd
Die Breiie, oaB giienboper feline be,
| Iltimmten NationalitGten ertpGbnte
auf sic ii6 oie bonn aongreB erbe,
tene SonOergeiebgebung be5ieben ioa.
te. Sagertp fiigte bin5u, baB bieie
Srage BON oen 5uitanbigen &ongreB.
ausl6iiiien na6 8eratung nit ben
Gegierungsitellen beantportet iuerben
miiBte Sb ii6 oie 5uidtli6e gin1pan.
Oerllng nur auf Berionen aus euro,
pa be5ieben ioa, lit nift Oireft aus
geipro6en iporoen.
Ginmanberunsspurlage eingereidJt
Sm Sinl1e bes 8ori6lass oes 9ra.
|libenten reidte am 5reitag Der repu.
blifaniide Senator Serguion bon
Wibigan i'm Senat cine gorlage elm,
Ium 100000 europdil6en Seimatlo.
lien = auBer oen iest feitgeieeten
$4,000 Ginlpanberern I'M sSabr -
in ben na6lten 5ipei Sabren 5uidblid
oie @inmanoerung in Die Ser. Staa-
ten gu ermosliden.
] Senator 5erguion erflarte bier5u,
eine Nnnabme leiner 8ia ipiirbe Mme,
rifa in Die Gage berieben, leine bu,
manitare Bflidt gegeniiber Sen bei.
natloien Gliibtlingen guropas au er-
lfiilen. Ger Senator flbr fort:
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ct. Banl, Minn.- @prtbington, ..
Samstaa, 2. Wfai 1858.
Sir h II fa enber

Sonntas, 3. Mai: &ierter Sonntaa
nad) Gitern (Gantate - &remsanf=
finbnng). = gpangel II mt:
8on gbriIti Seimgang (Sob. 16).
Dtontag, A. Mai: 0tonifa.
9ienstag, 5. Mai: Bius 4. "
Mtittipoh, 6. Mai: Sobannes Dor Ser
lateiniiben Hforte.
Donnerstag, Z. Wtai: Stanislaus.
sSreitae, s. Mai: ct. Wi6aels grz
Ibeinung.
Samstae, 9. Mai: 8regorius bon
ga5ians.
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|@,raIna4s.s1

ct. Glpnb, Wfinn. = Die st.
Sobannes- -Ibtei in Goaesepille bat
cine @ruppe bon beoeutenoen slrbi-
teften bes SSn= uno Iuslanoes ein-
selaoen, einen umfaiienoen Blan gum
oronungsgemaBen Iusbau Ser slbtei=
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@ebdulihfeiten ali eittlperfen. Sros
mebrerer Neubauten it ben letten
Snbren lit Die Mbtei ltn0 Die ban1it
perbunoene llnineriitat iiberfiillt unb
peitere Neubauten tperoen in fur5er
3eit notipenbig tperoen. II. a. lon cine
neue Ibteifirbe erribtet llnb bie BIS
berige Stride ebentuen als 8ibliotbef
umeebailt neroen.
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Hreiie: .@ir iuollen alle Snformatio-
|nen erlangen, Die tie iiber Die rotten
@reltel on amerifaniIcben uno nN-
8efangenen baben @ir miiiietl
| Die 8abrbeit iiber geri6te berausbee
fommen, fuonnh bie &oten 1lur einet
fleinen Cell Der franfen unb bertpun-
oeten @efangenen in ibrem @eipabr-
liam freigeben nno miiiien banad
trabten, mebr nnierer 2ellte aus &o-
req berans5ufriegen."
gtab Ser Sisung erflGrte gribges,
oas aomitee babe iid) auf bringenbes
@rlu6en Der bernommenen Beamten
bereit erfldrt, oie Mnsiagen iiber bie
go6esmaride un6 anbere @reuel in
&orea nidt befannt5ugeben. Die 8e-
arnten iagten, iie tpiir6en i'm Sinblid
|auf ipGtere &riegsberbrebens
Die Sanlmlung bes 8eipeismaterials
fir Die 8reltel on 1inieren @efange=
men beibleunigt ourbfiibren.
SIN Saus erfl1rte ser republifani-
|i6e &epraientant Sbeeban bon Ssni-
nois, baB Ole Sruman-&esierung
iiber oie @reuel geideio getpuBt ba-
be, Die Snformation aber unterbriid=
te, plDeil lie nidt pollte, oaB oieIe
SutIabe bie ooridbrige Nopember-
@abl beeinfluiie". gr erneuerte feline
friibere 5oroerung nod elmer Inter
Iu6nng nnb lagte, in Ben Bentagon=
aften befdnoen iid) biele Iufnabmen
omerifaniiber Solbaten, sic Spfer
fommuniitiider @reuel getporben
iino. 8enige bieier 8iloer leien an
Sic Seffentli6feit gelangt.
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Stimue OeS Bottles
fiir bas SDiepbtuum

ginliegeno 8e6lel bon $500, oie
ifl 5llr Sreiitelle oeripro6en.
s. g., Wfo.
Ginlieseno $500, sic id) au gbren
Sell, Marid uno Soiepb peripro6en
batte fir ben sliidlihen 8erlal1f Ell
ner Operation. Die Sllmme fann sur
laufenben 5reiltelle peruenoet mer-
ben.
ltngen.
Siermit ienbe id) Sbnen cine Won=
ep Sroer i'm 8etrag bon $500. Sd
bate Die Summe periproden, menn
meine gitte erb0rt tpiiroe. 8ott
Danf apurbe meine 8itte erbort!
IS. g., .H. 9.
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behandelt!

Der neuen Wissenschaft ist
es gelungen, das so heilsame
Knoblauch in fiissiger und
leicht zu nehmender Form
herzustellen. Auf dieses alte,
Won Pfarrer Kneipp NIT so
groSsem Erfolg bel oben err
wahnten Leiden angewandte
Naturheilmittel wurde Won ei-
mem prominenten Art i'm Fe-
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i'm Oktober 1924 hat die Pari-
ser Academic der medizini-
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des Knoblauchsafts gegen
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ben.
NIGHT nur mindert Knob
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sondern reinigt ebenfalls das
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Friihjahrs-Kurmittel.
Knoplauch ist zines der be-
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Stanzen i'm Magen md i'm
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leicht zu nehmen und der
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Honig entfernt werden.
LIQUID GARLIC kann be-
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$500 per Pint oder $3.50 per
Quart portofrei. Das nesle,
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Sos Der -0efangenem

Ser Senats -8eipeiaigungsaus-
lbnB forberte lebte ISOLDE mebrere
fiibrenbe 8eante auf iiber oie ibnen
borliegenoen 8eri6te BON fommuni-
itii6en @rauiamfeiten an &riegsge-
fangenen aus5ulagen. Ser republifa-
nilhe Senator 8ribges bon Neip
Sampibire fiinoigte cine umfaiienoe
unterlu6ung Ser Sablage olrb iein
Gomitee an.
unterltaatslefretdr @alter Beben
Smitb erIhien als erIter 3enge. in
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9ltpmfriegfiibrnng gebrillt

8te oas Gerteioigunesamt am
9onnerstag mitteilte, tperben oie
Imerifaner fortan ibren Mniierten
ltnterri6t in ser atomil6en &rieg=
fiibrung geben. slae Iusbiloungs=
fl1rle tperoen in Ser amerifanii6en
Gone 8eit=Geutl6lanbs itattfinbe1. :.
Die tpidtielten militdrii6en sSiib-
rer Ser 9tASSsStreitfrd beiBt es
in Ser 8efanntma6ung, 1peroen I'm
terri6t lin @e6rau6 BON Itompaf-
fen in taftiiden Situationen" erbal=
ten. lleber 8ebeimmaterial miro
ni6ts mitgeteilt iperben, iagte Elm
Gertreter. 0ies beoeutet, oaB oie Ser.
Staaten ibre @ebeimniiie Der &eritel-
lung bon Itommaffen nidt aus ser
Sano gu geben beabiidtigen.
amerifanil6e WilitGrfiibrer baben
leit langem auf Die Nottpenbigfeit bin-
getpieien, N4GS-WilitGrs in ser
8erteloiguns gegen einen Ingriff nit
atomluaffen aus5ubiloen unb ibnen
audi bei5ubringen, tpie 1ie einen @e-
genangriff nit iol6en 4ngriffen por>
nebmen miiiien.