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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
themselves with Overconfidence
one Of these days. And 1 hope 1t
Is next Sunday"

themselves with OvercOnfidence
one Of these days. And 1 hope 1t
is next Sunday" a
The Lions have three new play
ers ready TO go into action against
Sid Luckman and Company. Half
back John Noppenberg arrived
1lnm- Pittsburgh and Tackle Stan
Anderson from Cleveland yester-
day and went through their second
drills with the squad today. Full
back Steve Belechick, the former
equipment manager is also steamed
up, ready 10 SO.
Detroi6 viii really miss Lloyd
Cardw6l. the brilliant wingback
who suffered a broken leg in the
Rams game Sunday while playing
his best game of the season. Card
well was always at his peak
against the Bears. The veteran, in
cidcntally, believes ne will be back
in uniform for the last two games
of the season.
Edwards and his aide, Roy Mil
Ter, will take a full Lion squad Of
33 players TO Chicago tomorrow.
They leave the Michigan Central
Station at 745 a. m. and will
make their headquarters at the
Edgewater Beach Hotel They
Will come back on special train
Sunday night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
POpgunS Or Cannon?
Lions Have Weapons Ready TO Oppose Bears
Three New Players Ready to Go

The Detroit Lions have finished
loading their guns for the greatest
football team in the history oI
the game-the Chicago Bears
Now they hope the weapons don't
turn out TO be popgunS.
"SOme one Is going to lick
those Bears and IL might as well
be IT'S, said Coach Biiii Edwards
as he sent the squad through its
last home practice today. II don't
say we have the manpower or
the skill 10 match the Bears, hut
they've been running up such
scores they're going To whip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

Amerks Boss Says 10 Of His Players May Have
to Remain in Canada

apparently stood 10 lose quite a
few Canadian players Of draft age.
Among candidates for the New
York seXtet who probably will not
be permitted 10 leave the do
minion, Dutton said, are Pat
Egan, Charlie Rayner, Billy Ben
son, Murray Armstrong. wifi
Field, Norm Larson. Pete Slo-
bOdian, Bus Wycherlcy. Harry
Watson and Garth Bush. Also
marking time ln Winnipeg due tc
passport trouble are Terry Rear
don of the Boston Bruins and Paul
Platz of the Chicago BlackhaWkS
Despite the restrictions being
.aId down n Manitoba and SaS.
k7tchcWan Duiton indicated
hockey players I'M other province
were having 40 difficulty Obtain.
ing permission TO co 10 The Uut61
States in general. ne said. IL did
not appear The National League
would Doe unduly handicapped
during 0e coming season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
SdVOIdi Seeks
Two Mat Titles

Jumping Joe" Savoldi appears
to be well on his way 10 lunge
himself right into a second mat
title, but gets a real test Monday
in his Arena Gardens match with
Flash Gordon.
Savoldi let it be known that he
not only is aiming for the junior
heavyweight title held by Karol
Krauser but also for the heavy
weight tOga, possessed by OrNillf
Brown. II he can do this, he Will
become the first grappler 10 win
them both. Joe once was the
heavy champ by virtue of beating
Jim LondoS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Remind Hunters
Written Consent
Not Required
Confused by Change
in Laws; Nearby
Counties Closed Sunday
BY DON GILES

With two days of the small
game season gone, hunters are
still somewhat confused as 10 the
small game laws. Up in the
Thumb district, hardest hunted
section in the state, many farm
.erS are being approached for
written permission to hunt on
their lands.
For those who are still uncer-
tain as TO the new laws, written
consent 10 hunt on a farmers
property is not required. Verbal
permission. however. still is neces-
sary, the same as last season. The
Horton trespass law. passed by
the recent session of the Legis-
lature. is one bill on which the
Legislators did not waive the 90
day waiting period.
Meanwhile, news OF good hunt
ing continued TO mount as thou
sands of hunters, tied down to
defense work, awaited the week
end. Sunday hunters will expert
Ience a difficult time locating a
tplace 70 hunt unless they 60 a
considerable distance from south
lern Michigan counties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

WINNIPEG. Man. oct. 17-At
least 10 candidates for the New
York American National League
hockey team appeared lost 10 the
squad today because Of their elgi-
bility for military service in Can
ada.
Lester Patrick Of the Rangers
and Red Dutton OF the Americans.
Col John Fitzpatrick president OF
Madison Square Garden. and
Frank Calder, head Of the Mont
real Hockey Club. learned of The
wars effects on hockey players ir
conferences here with Mrs. Justice
Adamson, chairman of the Mani.
toba war services board anC
Colonel Mcpherson. head OF tho
Saskatchewan board.
What trsnspired a the confer
cnceS was not disclosed. bur hefor,
he departed eastward with th,
other National League representa-
tiVes, Dutton said the American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Mr.. Football to Be at Luncheon
FIELDING YOST TO SPEAK
TO TIMES QUARTERBACKS

One of the most interesting
meetings Of the Downtown Quar-
terbacks Club each year is the
visit Of Fielding II. YoSt, former
coach and athletic director at
University Of Michigan. Yost Mr.
Football in person, will attend the
meeting at the Fort Shelby
Monday noon.
With all the teams but Wayne
playing on foreign soil, the foot
ball fans must depend on the
coaches and experts to give them
the dope on Saturdays games
Michigan is at Northwestern, Uni
lveTSity of Detroit al Oklahoma
a. and M. and State is at Santa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Huron Harriers Start
Season With ViCtorY

YPSILANTT oct II Mich.
gan Normals cross country team
which has lost only three dua
meets in the last 20 years, started
off the 1871 season with deci.
sive 1910 win over central Mich.
gan. The victory was the HuronS
twenty-eighth straight.
Capt. Duane Temper led the
Hurons around the gruelling three.
mile course in 17:412 Michigan
Normal also swept the next five
places. The Hurons viii entertain
Bowling Green Harriers here Sat
urday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
State Squad
Escapes Crash
International News Service Wire

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. IL
The Michigan State Spartan
almost victims Of train wreck
will head smack into more trouble
at Kezar S a d j u m tomorrow
against the indicated Santa Clara
Broncos in one Of the Vests rank
ing football games Of the day.
Buck Shaw'S BroncoS were in
top shape for the Spartans whose
arrival was delayed until tonight
by a freight train wreck on the
Denver Rio Grande Railroad near
the Utah-Colorado border. The
BronCoS were reinforced by the
return of veteran tackle Bill Beggs
and set TO wipe out last year,
% to o score that resulted i'm a
cold shoulder for Santa Clara s
yearning for a bowl invitation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
DENLY HdrrierS
Capture First
Metro Crown
Injury TO Cooley
Runner Helps
Tsrs Win Title

Art Marx. 17-year-old Cooley
High runner. felt a competitor
spikes sink into his foot accident
ally al the start OF tho Metropolis
tan Leagues prep finals yesterday
an Rouge Park.
II would be nice 20 report that
young Marx ran the TWO miles and
helped his team win the cham
pionShip. lie ran the painful TWO
miles an right. but Marx. who ore
dlnauly would have finished IN the
first no. gave a splendid exhibition
Of courage and finished twenty
second
Because Marx crossed the finish
line far behind, DENLY High today
was the new prep barrier team
champion, succeeding Southeast
ern High.
In winning its first cross country
title, DENLY tailed so points. 10
edge out the favorite Cooley
which had SO points. followed by
Eastern with IS. Southeastern
trsiled with 49, Northwestern
with ZAP and Western with l15
Jack Longpree of Cooley led the
pack at the finish by 20 yards n
10 minutes S.4 seconds. Next came
Al Pingel Of DENLY and George
Kovatch of Eastern. Besides Pm
gel. the DENLY runners aiding the
new champions were Bob Mcttlcr,
fifth Bob McGargal, eleventh.,
Ken Woodwork fifteenth and Bob
Nichols seventeenth
in the race for individual honors
Jack Vessel Of Eastern was fourth:
AL Rigby, Eastern. sixth; Jim
Rhoades. Northeastern, seventh.
Jim Wesley, Hamtramck, eighth.
Bob Goletz. Cooley, ninth, and Ed
Brugman. tenth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Clipper Switches Back

VILLANOVA, Pa. Oct. II. -
(INS) Ted Bickey, a converted
halfback who starred for Villanova
against Florida last week. will
start at fullback in the Baylor
contest here tonight for Villa
nova, Coach Clipper Smith an
nounced today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
NOT AFFECTED

Counties not affected by Sunday
hunting bans are Arenac, Bay
Glare. Gladwin, Isabella and Mid
land.
Gus F'uehr. conservation super
visor Of these counties. estimated
20 per cent Of the hunters during
the first two days were taking
bag limits. Areas giving best re-
suits are Beaverton, Shepherd
Mt Pleasant and southwest Bay
County.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Carnegie Tech II
WhistIing in Dark

PITTSBURGH. Oct. Tins
The Carnegie Tech TartanS may
be weak but they're not scared,
Coach Eddie Baker made il plain
today as he groomed his squad
for its clash tomorrow with the
mighty Notre Dame grid machine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

Clara. All arc
i m p o T { a n {
games and the
eXp ertS will
have much in
side information
for the quarter
backs.
But il will be
the return of
our old friend
YoSt that will
highlight [ h @
interesting and
entertaining SeS-
N-4t}A-t-,f be-
troitS m o $ I
ra bid football
fans. YoSt'S life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
SUNDAY LAWS

Sunday hunting is forbidden by
any one in Branch, Hillsdale
Huron. Lenawee Livingston
Monroe, Sanilac and st. Clair
counties. Duck hunters may con-
tinue their barrage in the St
Clair River and Lake ST. Clair.
If you are a land owner or a
tenant, it is permissible 10 hunt
lin Lepeer, Shiawassee, TuScola
and WaShtenaw counties. Farm
erS or tenants in these counties
are unable TO extend guest privi-
legeS. In Oakland and Macomh
counties with the exception Of
Bloomfield Township hunting is
permitted on Sunday, if you Sc
cure the land owners permission.
PheaSants are reported twice as
abundant as last year in these
counties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Intricate System

The Belmont Park teleumer re-
quireS Ia miles Of wire 10 operate
They are incloSed in two cable,
running along the inner rail anC
outer fence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

When he played and first
coached the game was much diff
ferent than the brand Of football
we see today. 1t was drive and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

power, mass formations and bulk
that featured the game then. But
Yost came along with the progress
the game made. He had great
paSsers when the game was played
in the air. He always had good
runners and kickers, but never
was he behind the parade.
And today Yost is still one of
the foremost students of the game.
He knows and likes the style of
football played today and he talks
of great players now in terms Of
the far-distant past.
The quarterbacks can be assured
of an interesting and informative
talk on football by the master of
the sport He will review the
Michigan team of today and dis
.cuss the Northwestern battle
which headlines Saturdays card.
EDWARDS TO TALK
Bill Edwards will be on hand
TO tell the inside story of his
teams battle against the finest
professional team ever assembled,
the Chicago Bears. Gus DoraiS,
who takes an unbeaten club TO
Oklahoma. will have his story to
tell when he returns. If the
!Fitans wfrf,-th ey-~trtif be- rated
right up at the top of the heap.
Joe Gembis will be present, as
will John Kobs of Michigan State
a full motion picture of one of the
games also will be offered.
Don't miss this meeting. Three
more members of the Quarterback
Club will join the four from last
week as guests of the club at the
Observation-Disclosures game next
Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
GAME WAS DIFFERENT

time in football spans almost a
the eraS of the game.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-17
4asseier SOlitif

ONIpcD%SN AADCL4.
Iasseier HOlitif
Snpietpeit Die Sapaner fid trob
oes aaben 6eithnltens Mmerifos an
Der Sl9erung 0es Smtus quo in
Der Ya3ifii6en @elt 3u einem 8or-
ItoB ms aiiotii6e &uBIan0 tperoen
berleiten laiien, bGngt freili9 nidt
10 iebr bon ben oeuti9en militGri-
iden @rfolgen al pie BON oeren plD-
doloeii6er &iidmirfung ouf Die Ser
baltniiie in Der Sopietunion. Or
balt li9 Stains Serri9oft intatt
binter Dem l1ral uno md6lt Tie our9
Die iteigenoe britii6-amerifanii1e
Silfe, 10 mag Sapon 3ogern. &ommt
es aber 81 elmer @baotiiierung Der
Somietunion uno Ser Nblplitterung
nationoler Staaten oann miro Sa-
pans Iftionspillen faum mebr 81
BREMEN iein.
@lo0ipoltof miro bon Ben Sapa-
nern uls neine 8iitole gegen oas Ser0
0ipponS" empfunoen; iein l1e6er-
gang in iapaniiden 8eiis ipiiroe Die
iaponiiden @etpdiier nnationoliiie-
rem, oas beiBt frei bon elmer ben
Seinoen Sapans 8ugdngli6en Ma-
rine- uno 2uftflottenltation MAIDEN.
Gin 8ororingen Der Sapaner bis
gum 8aifaliee miiroe Elm ni6tiges
8irti6afts3entrum Mittelaiiens UNI
ter iopanii9en @influB bringen lino
Die aufgabe ipeiter %foroern, Die nit
Der Sdaffung Oes @aiaaenitaates
Wan6ufuos ~begonnen muroe, MANI
lid einen iapanii6 : oominierten
2anoitri9 5miiden &uBluno unb
0hs.A1 -. FXsoL-
Washington Journal., 1941-10-17
.emti9e mmo emglii3e
gtdOte bei3dOtgt
Sambmrs, @remeu, 8irnbers, Tirtb,
Wan&eiter, @aa, OarmOutB
muften bran gIaubeu

@ie oas britii1e 3uftfobrtsmini.
iterium mitteilte, tOur0en m6brenl
Der leBten belen @cnonGhte mebre4
re oeuti9e 9ofen. uno Snouitrie4
ItG0te nit 8ron0bot1ben belegt, oa-
runter Samburg, Bremen, 0iirn.
berg uno 6iirtb. Die bei0en crit.
genannten SnfenitaOte entgingen.
oant gliidlihen @olten3uges, lhme.
rer 8ei9dOigung. Sn Den beioer
lettgenonnten bopriihen St1oten on,
geeerl, puroen, Iolt ben 8eri1ter
Der 0uriiffebrenoen britii9en SHE.
ger, piele @rGnoe eelegt, Die lid
iiber elm tpeites @ebiet ausbreiteten"
3uriidfebrenoe YilOten beri9teten,
OaB lie laben, tpie Bidder nodgoben,
6abritgebduoe einitiroten uuo Slam
men aus Den 6enitern iaoiien. Sic
l1eberbleibiel nusgebrannter @eb1ll,
oe boben iid gegen Die iibrigen
Jlnmmen nb". Die 8r1noe uoren
10 fart, ooB Die GIiigeI Der nnerei.
fenoen Nof9inett, oarunter 5oblrei-
DIE niermotorige @tirling.8ombe
berIengt tpuroen.
@eiter ertlGrte Oas MiniIterium,
oaB oos @etter fir Die 8ombaroie-
r1lne 0iirnbergs giinItig mar, mas
nuf Die onOeren 8iele, tpie Bremen
uno Sam6urg, nibt 5utrof. Ser
@erluit bon elf 5lug5eugen bel ben
Nadtoperationen iuliroe 5lteegeben.
9eutide BieSerbsrseltaas
lleber bic oentiden aneriffsattio-
men berittete Oas D~bertommanoo,
oaB Die 2uftDaffe Dabren0 0erieIben
Seo9t bic engIii9e SnOuitrieiioot
Manaelter uno ben 9afen sui
nnirtiam bombaroierte" @ud Slug
plase uno @afen in 9It. uno Siiooit.
england tpuroen angegriffen un0 Dor
Great Oarmoutb iou elm Gradter
bon 5000 Eonnen oerientt poroen
iein. Die britii9en 6lug5eugperIulte
Ganalgebiet tpuroen nit a9t Wo-
idinen angeeeben.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-17
2erit6rmna 8iasmas

Sn @iosma boben oie @oll9eni-
item Dor ibrem Mb3ug Die Stoot in
Brand geleBt uno Die felten 8auten
in Die 2llft geiprenet obne aud MIR
Die geringite &iidii6t aitf Die 3ioil-
benolferung 81 nebmen, Die infolge
Der mabuoien Sprengrngen erbeb-
lide Spfer 5u beflagen bat. Slt
3ablreiden S~traBen5iigen bon @ias-
ma iteben nllr nod oerfoblte W1auer-
reite uno 6unoomente, iiber oenen
Die leidten Sol5s uno 2ebm6alten
p~olitanoig megge6rannt iino. Sat-
aae StraBen naren bon ben 8oli6e-
.wiiten in gr0Bter Gle permint NOR
Den. 3ablrei1e Sralien ltno &inoer
iino in nnfenntnis Der Winenfeloer
auf oieie Minen gelaufen uno ben
@rploiionen gum 0pfer gefalen.
Ser groBte Cell Der Minen, aabl-
rei6e borbereitete Sprenglaoungen
rno Soqenmai6inen muroen in5mi-
lden bon oeutiden Yionieren beiei-
tigt.
Sn alien 6rontabidnitten 8pii9en
Slmeniee uno Dem @iomi9en Meer
iparfen Die Sopiets ben angreifen-
Den 0elti6en alle nur greifbaren
Heierpen entgegen. 9euti6e Soloa-
ten itieBen bel ibrem @orriifen an
5ablrei9en Steaen Der Sront auf
eiligit berangefiibrte 4rbeiterfolon.
non
Washington Journal., 1941-10-17
9entider GiterariI6er gersin

@orgen an ieinem gr0ffnunsg=
abeno betritt Der in 1901 gegriinoete
8erein iein einunooieraigites Der
einsiabr uno miro ben MitgIieoern
uno @aiten elm trefflides Yrogramm
geboten tperoen. Der beliebte g6ren-
8i5eprdiioent, 1rofelior Mrnolo Seer
ner SpanboOfo, funeiert als Soupt-
reoner.
Der groBe @oaort.@ eoenfobeno,
anldBIid oes $50. 2ooestases oeS
groBen &omponiiten finoet am Gonn-
abeno, ben Is. Nobember t941 am
iibliden Srte a1er ~3uiammenfiinfte,
Dem Sauie Der 8rdiioentin Mnita
Sda0e, 1929 &booe Sslano &penue,
Noromeit, ftatt.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-17

befenneu uno babel Die einoieen Wait-
tel abaulebnen, nit oenen es erreidt
peroen fnnn."
Inter Der ueberi9rift r@ooiebeIts
Butid in Banana" in Der .0eut-
iden Aagemeinen 3eitung" beleu1.
tet SEEING 8ii1ienihiis oie eei1i9t-
liden uno politiiaen SintergriinSe
oes iiingiten &egierungsipe9iels in
Yanama.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-17
9euti6e &anOglOhen
gum Yuti6 in Yanama
Recommendations SmperiOlismns
Dergliden nit benz DOn &nRlanS

9ie Oeuti6en @ei6s5eitungen err
eeben ii6 in bobniiden &anOgloiien
3u ben iiingIten @reigniiien in Ha=
mama, sic lie nit Der 8altan-0or-
ouneIlenpolitit NlBlanOs pergleiden.
Ser Star3 Ser &egierung oes Or.
4rnulfo Mrios uno iein iesiges ur=
gliidli6es Sos in 9aft miro III
oeuti6en aommentoren aagemein
decentralization Druid 3ugei6rie=
ben. Mrios plrbe 5u Sal ge6ra9t,
logen oeri6ieoene &eids5eitingen,
neil er ieinem 2onoe oie Reltrali-
tat betuobren poate. IlS er ii9 ge-
gen Die ploslide 8eItiidung Der bic
len characterization Sbiffe, Die
liG iest unter Der panamenii9en
5lagge tarnen, ltemmte, tpuroe ibm
ser 8ooen inter ben 6iiBen beiB ge=
ma6t, ioooB er 6os @eite Iltdte.
Cine ganfeefreunoli6e N~eubiI0ung
ser ponomeniI6en 9iegierung ltano
81 ertporten ltno nit ibr cine iofor-
tige Nnerfennuns ieitens @aibing-
tons, mo man bon alien i'm 8oro1tS
unterri6tet mar.
Die 9eutide 8ergtperfS- 3eitung,
ein IN 9iiiieloorf eriAeinenOes uno
gemeinigli1 gut unterri9tetes Or
gan Der @roBin0uItrieuen, bolt es
fir be5ei1neno, ooB es Dem aus @a=
banra nod SAVANNA 5uriidfebren0en
Or. MriaS BON noroamerifanil9en
8eamten Der &anal5one i'm Safen
Grilto6al bertpeigert iDl1roe, ben SUB
auf 9eimatlano 5u ieben, obmobl er
nod immer neutrality-suspicious. 8r1-
lioent Der &epublit 3anoma lit. Sn
0ieiem 3uiammenbang erinnert Die
3eutihe 8ergwerfs 8eitnng OH Die
@eiie, tpie Die 2anoenge bon Bona=
ma ieiner5eit our1 noroamerifanii9e
Snteruention Der Sberbobeit &ollim=
biens entriiien puroe.
OROOieOelt Der Grite sius OOrun
@ls Die noroameritanil6e Gro6e-
ritng Der ipanii6en Ybilippinen err
nieien botte, ooB bic @ereinieten
Staten einen f~iir3eren Seerpeg nod
giien benotieten, mari Der 9rauf
gdnger Gbeooore &ooieoelt lein Mu-
ge auf Die 2anoenge Savanna, mo
8uneau-8ariaas fran5oiii4e aftien-
geleai9aft Die bon oe 2elieps unter-
nommenen &analarbeiten nit 5mei-
felbaftem @rfolg meiterfiibrte. I'm
ter elmer 9ede nit 8nneau-8 ariao
arbeiteno, lieB Sbeooore &ooiebelt
cine &~ebolution in Banana gegen
oas Mutterlano &olumbien ar5et-
teln, unteritiiste Die &ebelIen nit
nor0amerifanii6en &riegsi6iffen,
uno BEETLE iid, nod 8uneau-8aril
las i6neuer &eiie na6 Seem gorf,
Die proflamierte vSelbltItanoigfeit"
Der neugebadenen &epublif Savanna
an5uerfennen. Ser noroamerifanii6e
Saul Der fran3oiii6en &analaftien
fir cine gntidGoigungsiumme BON
40 Wfiaionen Dollar uno Der IpGtere
8au 6es &anals na1 noroamerifani=
i6em @ritano Der Banana &anal-
gone nit ben Safenonlagen i'm DIT
lantif uno 8a5ifif nuroe nllr cine
6rage Der 3eit.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-17
Gin tU~mti9maubenOer
Nrmeebefebl Gtalins
Die TamiIien Der @Otem 3riess-
sefansensn OerIieren ltnterititnns
babeim

Sci einem Der lesten oeuti6en
8oritoBe our1 Die &ote 5ront fono
man in beri9ieoenen ruiiii9en
Stan0quartieren 9ur1i9lGge BON
Stains @rmeebefebI 27O, Iouteno:
0&ati9alon, &ommanoeur Ser %.
Armee ergob ii9 Dem 6ein0e, als Iein
StabstommanOo uno elm Sell leiner
Sruppen ii6 um3ingelt fonoen. @e-
neraleutnant &ati9aIoius @ngeb0ri-
&c onbeim tueroen ali ibrer itaatli-
den unteritiisling berluItigt ertlGrt. "
EatiG6lih ergob Ii9 @eneroleut-
nant &atl1olom ni1t, lonoern fem
2ei6nam nit elmer totliden @unoe
bon einem Nabi9uB Wltroe nof ser
oeutiden grltiirmung ieiner 9inien
in einem ruiiiiden Yan5erpogen
borgefun0en. Die oelti1en Soloa-
ten, Die ben 2ei6nom fanoen, tonn-
ten in Der Gle nidt feititellen, Oh
Der bobe ruIiiihe Sffi5ier einem 6eut-
i6en NabiduB, einem SduB ieiner
eigenen 2eltte, ODER elmer SeIbitmorO-
hlgel erlegen mar.
&Ote Dffiaiere ais JeigIinge
beTdimpft
Stains MrmeebefebI Drummer 27O
6efagte meiter: .@eneroaeutnant
Honeoelin, 8efebIsbober Der 12. Sir.
NEE, nIs tie ii9 bonn 6einoe um3in-
gelt fano, bate @eIegenbeit ourdJ3us
brehen, ober er bate feline &f-
luit. or ergab ii9 uno muroe 10
gum oaterlanoslolen 9elerteur. Sc.
neralmaior 8iriaop, aommonoeur
oes 13. S6ibenfcrpss oas lid1 aud
bonn Geinoe um5ingelt fanO, 5og es
Dor ii9 idimpflih gu ergeben, ail-
Itott leinen Sruppen TAPER in einem
9ur9brud boron3uitiirmen. Snfol-
ge6eiien Oerfielen Geile ieiner Srup-
pen Der 8ernidtung, mdbreno an6e-
re fiG obne Dorausgebenoem @ioer-
Itanoe Dem 6einoe ergaben
"9ieie 6ei6Gmen0en SonoIungen
betueiien, oeB es innerbolb Der &ei-
ben unieres Somietbeeres @lemente
gibt, Die un3uDerlaiiig uno feige iino.
@s gibt Sffi5iere, Die tpGbreno Der
Sdla6t in ii9eren 8irog fauerrL
uno Die, menn Die S9Ia6t ii6 linen
nabert, in oie Soien MAIDEN, ibre
Sffidiersab3ei9en berIteden uno oas
Beite iuden. Sol9e Sffi5iere mill
len iofort ibres >&ommanoos entbo=
ben, 6egrnoiert uno tunlidlt erI9oI-
len tperoen. Sbre bafonten Som.
manooitelen ionen bon tapferen uno
unternebmingSIuitigen ~llnteroffi3ie-
rem ODER iogar @emeinen 5oloaten
gefiiat meroen.
Glen6 fir MilliOnen
n9tGe Offi3iere, oie ii6 pabreno
ODER nod elmer S9Ia6t ergeben,
meroen binfort oIs 9elerteure be-
tradtet, un6 lire nd6iten Gamilien-
angeborigen 5ubauie ioaen berbaftet
Weroen. 5amilienangeboriee aler
ruifiiden &riegsgefangenen geben
ibrer itaatli6en unteritiibung per-
luitig. 9ieier 8efebl ioa offentli6
berleien meroen Dor alien StGben,
&ompagnien, S9maoronen uno Bot
terien." llnter3ei6net bon Stalin,
Molotou uno flint MaridaGen bes
Somietbeeres.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-17
Aenfere @OnsOlei aud baran

Man bofft, oieien GinfluB Damn
an6 auf Die aeuBere Mongolei un0
Die Republit Sannu-Suba aitsoebneil
81 fonnen, Die beute nod unter Wos-
fous @influB iteben. Damn bate
man nod Die Soften in ben Noromelt.
propin5en Gbinos 5u iiberpinben,
uno Die Ginfreiiung @biang 9oi-
Chefs uno oamit Die @infiigung
Gbinas in Die bon Sapan gepreoigte
n0eue Sronung aiiens" mdre pol-
lenoet. S6lieBlid Wiiroe Sopait
AUDI periu6en, Die pertooaere noro-
lide SGlfte bon Sadalin nit Der
idon iapanii6en Siiobdlfte 81 Oer-
einigen. Inter Sintaniteaung oes
gefGbrliden ~8oritoBes nod ben
fiOli9en Snieln", mare elm gei6loile-
mes SItaiien unter Sofios Siibrung
entltanoen.