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4 TUESDAY. AUGUST H,VvX* i j;i\ \k n*/ •HERON'S BRIDGE SENT DOWN WAYand her husband were Mr. and Mrs. George Hinkle. Herman Hinkle, Mr. and Mrs. George Hinkle. Jr., Mrs. Emma Schlecter, Mr. and Mrs. William Schleetcr, Mr, and Mrs. Lon Dewees. Mrs. Carl Orth. Mr, and Mrs. George W. Orth, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Orth and Mrs. Peter Me-15 Major Nazi War Criminals Lodged In PrisonN urn berg, UTi — Fifteen major Nazi war criminals, Including Her-mann Goerlng and Joachim von lilbbeniroj), were lodged today In a real prison. 1Until Sunday I hey were permitted; to relax in a restricted hotel almos-; phere at Momlorf Jes Baines in Lux-iembourg. 1Thev were brought to Nuernberg j In preparation ior their trials ached- j uled to start in September. ]Other former Nazi leaders included Fritz von Papon, Julius StreJeher, Robert Lev, Alfred Rosenberg, Wjl-helm Frick. Hans Frank, Kurt Da-luege. Hans Hammers. Col. Gen. Alfred Jbeil. Field Marshal Gen. Wilhelm Keitel, Walt her Buch and Leonard Conti. iGoering Wore his held marshal s uniform stripped of all insignia. Be had lost 50 pounds, but wa-s reported cured of the narcotic habit by Dr. Clint Miller of New York City.Goerlng, in a gay mood, told his fellow passengers while flying over j the Rhine. Wei!, t.nke your last Hook.(An American war crimes proseeulion spokesman revealed in London today that Goering. Ribbon trop. von Pa|a*n andTh« 38 Heron's Bridge, forty-fifth vessel launched this year at SunCann.TbtKVI ------ » ) —--------«hiD Was christened shortly after. Mrs. Marion Lupton. of 732 Easta n m Mondav bv Mrs. Anna E. Twentieth street, who was selected $ p. m. Monna tfrom among southeastern DelawareOrth, of 5®6 Amosland road, Morton.|^on{j buyeius for the honorMrs, Orth was chosen for theiof sponsoring a tanker, will christenhonor by her husband. John prth,iLhe gg Rye Cove, at 10.30 a. in., Sat-winncr of the Sun Ship employes , urdav jn gun ship’s Central Yard.Seventh War Loan contesr. He is a : ' ----------leader In the carpenter shop 31 t,,e CHESTER HOSPITALS*Th# Heron's Bridge is a Maritime D^ILY BULLETINTf Ifittnr.hpd from atanker. It was launchedi from a wav In the company’s North yard.John G. Pew, Jr., company vice-president, directed the christening ceremony. Guests of the sponsorNicholas F .oroff beer distributorKEGS—CASESTWIN OAKS ROAD AND WASHINGTON AVE.TWIN OAKSDirectly In rear of Bruni’s Store PHONE CHESTER S-SS73The following patients huve been admitted to Cluster HtwjjltaJ:Surgical: Paul Farnim., 213. Cast rhJi-tec nth . street; Mrs. M»ry_ Bolliwell. jlS Concord avenue; Noah t Smith, 1047North EyT? drive; Gwendolyn Li-sch, luv Ninth street. Upland; Alexander Hug-glerl, 800 Lincoln street; CInnnire l.ox-well 1109 Terrill street; Larry Kid well. 529 Eafit Ninth .mrm; Robert DeAngeJls. 611 Eosil Seventh street; Mrs. Theudora jonrs, 605 Central avenue, and Mrs. Stella Brown, 1503 Constitution avenue.WM°Si: Richard Dyott, 2GB MacDndeboulevard. Holmes, and Herbert I homos. 731 pntter street.Need Secretarial Assistance?T Y PE WRITING—A i) D It ESSl.N'G MIMEOGRAPHING At My Home on Beatty Road CALL MEDIA 1070side red a.s common var criminal .sur.pects and no longer enjoy prisoner of war *taLus.)4 1' iI ca
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