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Evening star., 1943-08-09
Turk Diplomats Wife
Reported Killed in Rome

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, Aug. 9.-The German
radio said today in a Rome dis
patch that the wife of the first
secretary of the Turkish Embassy
in Rome had been killed by Italian
police when her husband failed to
hear the challenge of patrol which
sought to halt the automobile dur
ing a curfew August l.
The broadcast, which was record
ed by Associated Press, did not name
the woman, but the Turkish En-
bassy in London said she was Nine.
Nurettin Vergin.
Evening star., 1943-08-09
Allied Planes Head
Toward France for
Resumption Of Raids
Milan, Turin and Genoo
Blasted by RAF in
Heavy Assault
BY the Associated Press.


LONDON, Aug. 9.-Three for
nations of Allied planes were
heard roaring over the Channel
toward France late today, re-
Stunning the air offensive which
during the past 48 hours ham
mered Milan, Turin and Genoa
in a drive to break Italys will to
resist. The planes were flying
high and could not be seen,
The triple attack was the heaviest
since Italy was warned more than
a week ago by Gen. Dwight D. Els
enhower that the Allied air assault
would be resumed and intensified
because of Premier Pietro Badoglio's
resistance to peace moves.
The weather was good and the Air
Ministry said "well-concentrated at
tacks were carried out on war fac
tories at Milan and Turin and on
shipping facilities and yards at
Genoa.
Resistance Is Slight.
The Italian high command said in
a Rome broadcast that damage was
considerable, mainly in the central
quarters" of Milan and Turin. The
Fiat Airplane and Engine Works and
the Italian Royal Arsenal are locat-
ed at Turin.
Resistance to the night raiders
was described as slight. Few enemy
fighters appeared, and anti-aircraft
fire. which Rome said accounted for
the two bombers lost, simmered
down to almost nothing during the
course of the hour-long raid.
In contrast. in the last big raid
on Turin on July 12 the Raj lost l3
planes.
While the heavy bombers were
attacking the three Northern Italy
cities. Raj mosquito bombers at
tackled the Rhireland and night
fighters shot up airfields and rail
targets in France.
Sweeping over in two waves, the
first at rooftop height, Raj Bostons
dropped bombs into the naval stores
depot at Rennes, France, yester-
day One flyer said bombs fell
among sheds, barracks and large
buildings and the target was well
and truly plastered.'
German planes, apparently busy
elsewhere, have been absent from
Britain's skies since July 81. While
there have been l>nger lulls, the pre-
vious ones were forced by weather
Evening star., 1943-08-09
Golfers Set Fost Pace

EVANSTON, Ill. Aug. 9 tP,.-Two
Eastern girls, Kay Byrne of Rye,
N Y. and Catherine Fox of Glen
Ridge, N. j., blistered the Evanston
Golf Club course for ? under par
74s today to set a stern pace in
qualifying for the championship
flight of the women's Western anna
teur tournament. Both had 36s on
the outgoing nine and 38s coming
home.
Evening star., 1943-08-09
Marsha|Goeriinq
|sReported New
Reich Chief
Hitler Suid to Have
Been Relegoted to
Fiqureheud Role
BULLETIN.


evening newspaper Informa-
clones reported today that a
German announcement would
be made soon stating that
Italy will continue in the
war" with still more active
military help from Germany
than ever before"
BY the Associated Press.
MADRID, Aug. 9.-Press dis
patches reaching Spain from
Berlin yesterday said that pow
ers of great magnitude" have
been given to Reichsmarshal
Herman Wilhelm Goering follow
ing a meeting of Nazi party
chiefs and Army leaders.
News of the meeting at Hitler's
headquarters, announced by Berlin
over the week end, lent color to
various reports current in Spain
that the army is taking over con-
duct of German affairs in prepara-
ton for a long defensive war.
Although, these reports say, Hitler
remains as a figurehead leader, the
real rulers of Germany are Goering,
Field Marshal Gen. Wilhelm Keitel,
chief of the high command, and
Grand Admiral Karl Doenitz, COM
mander in chief of the navy.
Nazi Party a Front.
German reports reaching Spain
indicate the German Army con-
siders it necessary to retain the Nazi
party as a facade behind which it
can operate without causing an up
heaval within the country.
This view, it was said, was prompt
ed by recent disorders in Italy,
which jettisoned the Fascist party
when the military dictatorship of
Marshal Pietro Badoglio took over.
German leaders are reported to be-
lieve that If Italy withdraws from
the war it will be the result of ad-
ministrative chaos as much as a
public clamor for peace.
1t was understood that Goering
was chosen as the Nazi representa-
tive in the new setup because he
has long been aware of the army's
views and holds the confidence of
the military leaders.
If German reports here are &C
curate, the army's power now ex-
tends to press, production, civil
rationing, foreign affairs and trans
port. 1t was said the army has
long been convinced that it would
have to take full control of Ger
many if the nation were forced to
fight defensive war.
Transition Not Difficult.
Since Hitler was reported left as
the nominal head of state under the
new setup, the transition apparent
ly has not proved difficult and was
not likely to cause repercussions
like those which followed the resig-
nation of Mussolini in Italy.
The reported developments In
Germany were characterized in
London as a "desperate' German
attempt to win the peace even
though the war is lost"
The London Sunday Dispatch
warned that military dictatorship
would have the full consent of Nazi
party chiefs. The Nazis would Just
go underground and re-emerge
later" the paper said.
The paper also expressed belief
that Hitler'S removal was, in fact,
accomplished several months ago.
Other London comment expressed
the view that the shift was nothing
more than an attempt to shove the
Nazi party and Hitler into the back
ground in an effort to gain better
termSs after defeat.
Evening star., 1943-08-09
Late News Bulletin
1884 Kidnoper Wins New TrjoI

SAN FRANCISCO lH9-Thomas Henry Robinson, IT, today
his long fight from behind the walls of Acatraz
for chance to present defense the charge kid
naping Mrs Alice Speed Stoll in Louisville KY in 1884 He
granted writ of habeas by Federal Judge Michael
j. Roche The order directed that Robinson be
Louisville within 90 days for new proceedings.
Evening star., 1943-08-09
Kharkov Tank Drive
Encounters Stubborn
German Resistance
Fresh Nuzi Reserves
Sent Into Battles
Near Ukroinion Center
BULLETIN.

dIlllOullCSQ IOlllSIll Ill Spt-
cial communique that Soviet
troops had advanced four to
seven miles in the direction of
Bryansk and captured 30 pop
ulated places. In the direction
of Kharkov, the Russian Of
fensive rushed on advancing
in some sectors from nine to
Is miles. capturing more than
100 populated places.
BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, Aug. 9.-Russian
tank forces crashing back to-
ward the gates of Kharkov from
the north have encountered
stubborn resistance from fresh
German reserves rushed into the
battles raging near Dolzhik, IS
miles northwest of that indus
trial center of the Ukraine, front
line dispatches said today.
Soviet infantry was reported. how
ever, to be moving up through the
path of German wreckage left by
their big armored units, and to be
mopping up and consolidating their
gains in preparation for renewed ad
vances.
The capture of Bogodukhov, a rail-
way town, and Bolshaya Pisarevka
and Tarasovka, all northwest of
Kharkov on the upper reaches of
the Vorskla River, was considered
to have reduced German chances of
rushing further reinforcements into
that area.
21 Miles From Sunny.
In capturing Krasnopolye, another
column of the Russian forces driving
in from the north had driven to
within 81 miles of Sunny, rich Ukran-
ian agriculture center which lies
about 80 miles northwest of Khar-
kov.
Bogodukhov's fall also severed the
second of two rail lines linking
Kharkov and Bryansk, rail juncture
$50 miles northwest of Kharkov also
threatened by Soviet columns crash
ing westward from fallen Orel
Bogodukhov and Dolzhik were the
most important of the so populated
places which the Russians reported
they had captured in the days fight
ing. All we're located north and
west of Kharkov.
There was no further mention OF
activity by the Red Army troop
concentration in the Chuguyev Sec
tor to the southeast of Kharkov
which would be the most likely start
ing point of companion column
in pincers move.
Heavy Nazi Losses.
The German retreat apparently
was being carried out with loss OF
men and material comparable tc
that suffered by the Nazis in the
earlier stages of the Russian often
sive. The communique said the
Germans lost IT tanks and 125
planes in combat, and that the
Red Army captured 48 German
tanks, including Is Tigers, in work
ing order. A large number OF Ger
mans were reported killed.
The Russians said their columns
moving toward Bryansk captured
130 villages in an advance of be-
tween 4 and 9 miles.
The Russians acknowledged that
(See RUSSIA, Page A-5D
Evening star., 1943-08-09
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, Aug. o Dr.
Stocks, steady; specialties ad-
vance. Bonds, narrow; some rails
IN demand. Cotton lower; bearish
Government report.
CHICAGO. - Wheat declined
ala; increased Northwest re-
ceipts. Rye, broke 27s-3A; East
ern selling. Hogs, generally 10 to
20 cents higher on all weights,
top, sl4.75. Cattle, fed steers and
yearling steady to IS higher; top,
Sl6.85 for choice.
Evening star., 1943-08-09
Leaflets Reported Dropped
In British Raid on Italy

BERN, Switzerland, Aug. 9 P)-
The Swiss Telegraph Agency re-
ported today that the British planes
which raided Milan. Turin and
(see RAIDS, Page Asa,
Evening star., 1943-08-09

(See VACATION, Page A-6D
Evening star., 1943-08-09
Weather Report

temperatures today-Highest. e6. at 4:30 pm
lowest II, at $50 m. Observation-Disclosures 95
at $50 pm; lowest, 10, at 20 am. Full report
on page ALA.
United States weather Bureau Report,
Evening star., 1943-08-09

(See SICILY, Page A-14)
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(Gortfesntle)

gor nllem inbta ct Deutlhlalto
nno BoIen ou beltimltren, nnter it'd
au elmer ginigung beaiielib Danaig
Al fommen. ssn boriibtiger Wetle
lieB er ourd oie Nl,ntien bic ber.
idieoenen &eeierunsen ionoieren, mtc
1ie lid au elmer epentnellen Siinf'
nla6te-&onferen5o iteaen tperoen. Sc
bod aeigte it9 feline Hegierltng be-
reit, sic Sanb 81. bieten ol1 elmer 1ols
den &onferen5. SIM Wtai 1889 laus
teten bie Mntiporten bieier &egierun'
aen ablebneno NIT ser 8egriinoung,
bob ia feline Gegierrng einen &rleg
ipiinlde, lomit Die &onferen5 iiber-
fIiillie iei. Ob MIN Die profeiiioneuei1
Oplomoten tpirfli6 nibt Die mabre
9aae erfannten, ober Oh lie a la So
eel StrauB BEN 9opf IN oen Sano
ltedten, Inn sic @efobr niht 5u iebelt,
ooer Oh lie es oblebnten, iib an elmer
pom Eaplte ongereeten aonferen5 gu
teteiligen, lit ni6t flar. SeoenfallS
bat bic @elt uno oie Sade oes Srle~
Gems nid)ts oaour6 geiponnen Wtog=
lihermeiie tpGre es bodb 81 etnem
slusgleid getommen, ipenn man e1ne
ariinoli6e slusiprade nnternon1men
bGtte. guf oIle Sdue botte ptel ge'
iponnen uno inn i6limmiten Sale
nihts berloren tperben fonnen.
Die sroBen Moiien aes goltes au-
berbalb ser engen 9fesierungsfretIe
seigten elm bie1 beiieres geritanonls
fir oie Gage iotpobl mie fiir bic
Mogli6feit, baB our6 cine lolde
&onferen5 ser 6rieoe geii6ert tper>
Sc. Gem 8apite gingen BON alen Set
len ser 8elt in ienen 8oden feins
oringli6e Bitten 5u, aaes tiir o1e
@rbaltung bes Srieoens gu tun. 0ie=
Ie Bitten famen nidt nl.r BON &oe
tbolifen, ionoern aud pielfa6 aus
ridtfotbolii6en &reilen. Sort la5
man in linn SEN fabigen uno beru'
fcnen Sort bes Srieoens.
go IieB iid oenn Eius Der 3molft.
trok ser ablebnenoen Saltltng Der
Gegierungen nidt entmutigen. Sic
Sa6e ser grbaltung bes Srieoens er-
idien ibm 10 beoeutiam, oaB er
sloubte, BEN ean5en @influb oes
9opIttums Dafiir einieten 5u ioden
grmutist burb bieie bielen 8ittrnfe
um ieine Silfe fir Die Sabe oes
ssrieoens Ser Meni6beit lieb er bon
neuem our6 sic peri9iebenen geuntien
uno anoeren fir6li6en Sertreter bel
ben Gegierungen Sorlteunngen ma
den betreffs Der gefabrli6en Sage,
Die, mie er lie tparnte, nnaufbaltlanl
bem &rieee sutreibe, ipenn nl6t ent'
ldieoene S6ritte setan piiroen, ben
ssrieoen 5u iibern. Dod iiberau 5eig-
tc man in BEN &eeierungsfan5letet
hen @elanoten oes Bapites bic faltc
Sdulter. Gin nel1er 8eles fir Die
s(nnalen in ser @ei6i6te Ser Wenid-
belt oafiir, tpie uniider oie 8oblfabrt
Der G0lfer lit in ben Sanoen nno
Gopfen faltbere6nenoer ber5loler ooer
fnr5li9tiger Oiplon1aten.
gfa6 bieien geideiterten Geriu6elt,
ben Srieben 81 iibern, mubte Der
Sapit gu ieirem srobten Seiomeiea
porlaufig oie biretten Geriu6e al1fge'
ben. Oa ieine ean5en 8eItrebungen
rurdaus it6 al1f ser Sinie rein mora
liider 4ppelle betuegten, blieben linn
einitpeilen feline anoeren Wittel, bl
GAIaaa a.. S,.Sa,.,. q. h;nI4 (. l.,
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nl9ie nadfriesl. internationale g5lfernanoernns
STE Bemabnnsen Yias' Scs 3n6lften nm Triebenla

4 =. y -, . 80 1.Y', Y'
Das bergangene Sabrbunbert bai
cine relatip freiipillige BolferDanoe.
rung erlebt, cine Mnsnanber,lng bon
gruppen i,nb gai,5en 8olferteilen, Die
beionbers in Der gseiien 8elt Elm
beiieres Sortfomn1en unb Elm fret
beitlibes Daiein iuhten nnb erboff=
ten.
gs bat aber au1 IN Der 8eihi6'e
3eitalter gegeben, In benen onrb Gin
fdne barbarilder Soroen feinolide
golfer gang ooer tetltpeiie aus ibren
8obnlieen, al1s Saus ltno Seim per=
trieben ltno 5ur ltnmeni9li6iten Sfla.
perei berurteilt puroen.
Oas bat it6 in unierm bob5ipili=
Iierten, bodforti6rittliden, bumanel'
3eitolter tpieoerbolt nno 5nar in ei-
ner @eiie unb in einem slusmaBe,
sic fein 8etiptel in Ser @eibidte aui
tpeilt. Seltte tit aus 5uberldiiieen 3u-
iornmenitenuneen feitgeitellt, oaB eil1
bon 5ebn 8enobnern Der @roe felt
&riegsbeginn aus ieiner 8obnunQ
1uto aus Ieinen 8aterlanb bertrieben
Gie 3abl BON 2O,OOO,O0O Sludtlt1
gen, oie Brdi diioent &ooiebelt BET 8e7
ginn oes &rieges oorausiab, lit bereits
mebrfad iiberi6ritten. glllein in Gub=
lano uno China baben ifabungspelle
! 50 Biz 100 Wiuionen Berionen ibrer
friiberen 8obnplat perlaien.
Otit einem Biertel ser 8ebolferunl
miro oie 3abl Ser Deutiden ange.
no1nmen, oie infolge Der gerlagerunq
Der Snbuitrten uno militdrii6er WfaB-
nabmen ibre friiberen Seine nit
neuen unterfiinften bertaui6ten.
SIM 8erlauf .bes &rieges in 8elt.
europa betpegten iid 12,> bis 49,.
100000 Berionen aus Sol1anb, 8el
s;en, 2uremburg uno Norofranfretd
bem iiibliden Sranfreid 5u. sls oa*
gidp-&eeine ans Huoer fan, befan
sen iib runo 100000 Sliidtlingt
INT Ser unbeiebten 3one.
Gin Drittel Der belgilden 8ebol
ferune, oas beiBt 100000 Berio
men, baben felt Wtai 1910 ibre Seim>
itdtten berlalien, eini6lieblib Der bal
ben Weinion, Die in 0euti6lano az,
bettet, nno ser 8epolferung aus Der
fiir5lib eerdumten &iiitengebieten
Sn Sollanb betrdet oie 3abl Der Ser
triebenen 100000 BEL elmer @ela1nt
bepolferung BON 100000. Oa5u ge,
boren in Oeuti6lano arbeitenbe Sol,
lGnber .unb in &on5ertrationslagel
8eridleppte.
&uno 100000 8olen aus elmer
8epolferung bon 100000 iinb ent
pur5elt ober pernt6tet. @uBer ben
t,500,000 Spfern oes &rieees un>
bes Serrors bat Yo1en mebr als l..
100000 Wanner uno Srauen an
|0eutiblano abgegeben, unb 100000
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IA cine e5fubie - gon s aQarert $50.

rei, poIitiide llnternebmnngen ober
Stellungnabnen Der nationalen Ne-
gierungen einaumiiden.
Gonnte er oie Mdbte 11ift 5lt elmer
Srieoensaftion betpegen, 10 lieB er
feline @elegenbeit boriibergeben, me-
nisltens an perein5elten Stellen bic
brobenbe Gefabr 5u beidmoren. ST,
ner ser pielen tpunoen Steuen am
8olferf0rper guropas mar bas Ser
bdltnis 5pii6en Sranfreib uno Sta
lien. sStalien ma6te Inipriide aui
getpiiie @ebietsteile in Ifrita uno BEN
gren5gebieten ioipie auf Snieln ple
&oriifa. Sranfrei6 par natiirlt6 nidt
tuiuens, ibm geborenoe @ebiete ber-
3ugeben. Mnbererieits NOR aber oia
Saltrng Staliens 10 orobeno getpor@
ben, baB es besbalb zines Sages 5u
offenen Seinoleligfeiten fonmen
n1o6te. Ser 8apIt periu6te eesbalb,
oie 5lpei &egierungen 81 elmer lns-
lprade 5ulammen5ubringen. Die ito
lienii6e Heeierung 5eigte li6 i6lieb-
li6 bereit, aber oie fran5oitiden 81
plonaten ltelten iol6e 8eoingungen
fir sic 8eipre6ungen, oab oieie BON
nornberein ausit6tslos puroen. Sic
itolienii6e Regierrng ging oesbalb
ni6t oarauf ein, mas tpabrI9einli6
0ie fran5oitibe beabiicbtigt batte. 60
enoete au6 oieler greiub, cine @es
fabr5one fir Sen Srieoen 5u beieiti-
gen, fiir ben Bapit erfolglos.
@enige Sage na6ber, am 2. Sunl
bielt Ser 81. gater cine slniprade an
Sic &arOindle, Die iid Tim i'm ber=
iammelt batten, I'M ibm ibre @liif=
tpiini6e 5u ieinem gamenstage 5u
iiberbringen. Iu6 bier fam iofort unO
nadbaltig Der i'm gan5 erfiiuenoe
Srang, fiir bie Siderl1ng oes Srie-
oens 5u arbeiten, 5l1m slusorud, als
er unter anOerem iagte:
,Seitoem Die Stride beltebt, bot tie
ieoer5ett ibr @ebet Inn Srieoen 5unl
Serrn emporgeianot uno bat iid I'M
ter BEN Wel1i6en ielbit ben1iibt, oelt
SrieOen triumpbieren 5u laiien. Ser
Bapit miro ou6 iett oieier glorrei-
diem Miliion treu bleiben in elmer
8elt oes @ioeripru6es lnb ser l1n=
einigfeiten, Der &onflifte Der @efiib=
le uno SSntereHen, elmer 8elt bod
iiberipannter Sheen uno itol5en @br>
gei5es. SSSa inn1itten elmer Meni6beit,
Sic onibeineno ni6t imltanoe lit, itd)
5u entibeioen, Oh tie oie Inerfennl1ng
Ser 8eoeutrng ibrer Aftionen uno
gnti6eioungen fiir ibr 5ufiinftiges
S6idial nit oem Sbtperte er5pingcn
jon, ODER lie lie Der nobleren Serr=
| i6aft bes @eletes anbertrauen ioa,
NIT anoeren Borten Ser 8ernunft
ooer Der roben @etpalt.
Ser 81. 8ater min ii6 ourd nidts
abbalten lailen in oieier Edtigfeit fir
Ole Sa6e bes Sriebens, benn ,,oieie
Sdtigfeit lit beioes, ipertpon uno bet
Zig, uno Elm Iblaiien bon ibr miirOe
| it6 ni6t pereinigen laiien nit Ser
beiligen 8flidt unieres apoitoliiben
Mmtes, &eine auBeren Sdpierigfel-
ten, Oie entlteben aus Sur6t Dor per=
febrter @uslegung ooer Mibperitebe,
unlerer Ibii6ten, Die ein5ig auf Oas
quite 3iel geribtet iinb, oiirfen uns
abbalten bon ser slusiibung bieies
heiliamen Mmtes I'M Dienlte bes 5rie'
bens, oas eine beionoere @igenbeit bel
| 6trAn hfI&n4
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|befinben iih als 5Iidtli1,se in Stub
leno. Cine balbe Million 8olen iino
&riessgefangene in Dentidlano, nab.
reno innerbalb 8olens minoeitens Ell
ne tpeitere Millibn ben 8obnplas
tpedieln rnnBte Cine 8iertelmiaion
9oIen befinbet fih i'm Nitteloiten, in
England, in Ser 5hpei5 un6 IN an
beren 2Gnbern.
ssn Nortpegen miro Die 3abl oerer,
sic bon einem Blab gum anoeren,
bauptid6lid in &riegsinoltitrien nno
5u gefeitigungsarbeiten befor0eri
tpuroen, auf 100000 Bis 100000 ge,
iddet. Sir SueoilaDien uno @rie-
6enlano feblen genaue 3iffern, aber
oie forteeietten 4dmpfe in ienen 2ans
bern babsn eroBe Eeile Der 8ep0lfe-
rung peranlabt, iid aus ben gefabr
oeten @ebieten at entfernen. Da5u
fommen sic Oeportationen aus oieien
2dnbern.
SSn sStalien baben infolge Der eng
Iif9=onerifaniiben gu ftangriffe nobl
mebrere Wfillionen Staotbetpobner ii.
re friiberen Seime perlaien.
Benn oa5u bic 8ebolferung @ng-
lambs uno glmerifas in 8etrabt &c.
5ogen miro, 10 baben na6 sluffaiiune
bon grperten in Sen letten Sabren
runb $50 Biz 100 Millionen Wen-
iden ibre Seimitdtten perlaien.
Sa Elm Sell bon ibnen na6 benz
&rieg tpabrideinli6 nit allen Weii'
teln beriuden miro, 5uriid5ufebren,
iteben oie Ser. Nationen 51 gegebener
3eit elmer giidtpan6erl1ng geseniiber,
oie als sic er0Bte Ser @eI6i6te be-
5ei6net tperoen fann.
Tim iid) einen annabernoen 8egrifi
bon Ser llmiieOelung gan5er 8olfer
81 MAIDEN, lei BLOB Die 3eritreuung
polnii6er 8olfsteile ertpabnt. 3ebu
Whuionen Holen ltuo nad Ser pol.
nii6en 3eitung o&obot11if'' 5ufolee
nun beimatlos unO beoiirfen nad Dem
&riege ser &iidlieoellrng.
3u oen 5ebn Miutonen eeboren
na6 glngabe bes 8lattes: 2,500,000
Eolen, sic in 9euti6lano arbeiten;
100000, bie innerbalb Bolens bon
ihrem @obnitb bertrieben uurben;
$4,000 Sliidtlinge in &ublanb; g..
600 in &umdnien uno ungarn; 5000
in neutralen europaii6en 2anbern;
10000 in Beriten; 10000 IN anbe=
rem aiiatiI6en 2Gnbern; 10000 in
Noroamerifa; 5000 i1p @frtfa uno
5000 in England. r....
Oie 8ebolferung Bolens betrug Dor
6enn &rieee runo 35,000,O0O. ...
Mnbererieits batte 8olen einen
3ultrom bon 100000 Oeutiden,
100000 Suoen, Die aus anoeren
2dnoern guropas nad Bolen 6epor~
tiert tpurben, 100000 rufiii6en
&riegsgefangenen uno 10000 bolldn-
oii6en &oloniiten. s.
Sic aue geboren 5um Hroblent Der
&ifiieolung nad bem &rieg, erfldrt
,&obotnif'.
@as miro Die 3ufrnft bielen MiT-
lionen bringen? Das lit eine Ser
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-19

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langen.
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slnfang lebten Monats nad reiflider
l(eberleeung bic leitenben Staatsman
ner Ser groben europdii6en Nationen
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Spannung iid gu einem blutise,l
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(Tortiesung fol9t)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14

MOTORS rebuilt not Just ovtrhauled.
VA NUTT & Sons. 22s05 MIcHlGAN.
CONVERTIBLE TOPS and Interior trim
rebuilt ~ factory standards, complete
mechanical service EarI's. lO627 Mack
IE ft6f
CONVERTIBLE TOPS seat coyers auto
cushions re.frim General Auto Top
2o16 Ferkru University. 1880
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-04
Murtha Renamed Street Head
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, Aug. 4-Pvt. Felix Rosa, who has been spending a 15- day furlough with his mother, Mrs. Marie Rosa of South Main street, has returned to Fort Stills, Oklaho- ma.
 John S. Sullivan of North Main street is patient at St. Mary's hos- pital, Waterbury.
 Mrs. E. M. Saunders of Walnut Terrace has been registered at Dol ly Madison house in Madison.
 MT. and Mrs. John McDonough and daughter, Mollie, of Elyria, Ohio, are the guests of relatives on Millville avenue.
 Petty Officer Edward J. Sullivan. aviation radio man, has returned to the Naval Air station in Norfolk, Va, after spending short leave with his parents, MT. and Mrs. F. Edward Sullivan of 29 Grove street.
 Lieut.. John Linskey, 3rd, left Monday morning for his post at Tuscon, Arizona, after spending a ltW udyS WttH HIS pal NAA' dhu Mrs. Thomas F. Linskey of HillcreSt avenue. His wife will spend August here.
 Machinest Mate, First Class James J. Owens stationed in Vir- ginia, spent the weekend with his family on Cliff street.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter King and family are spending a few days at Mirtle beach Milford.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. James Malcolm of May avenue, Fri day, July %, at the Waterbury hos pital
 MT. and Mrs. David St. John of 190 German street are spending this week in Boston, Mass. Before re- returning they will visit their daughter, Mrs. Neil c. Raymond in Ipswich, Marr.
 Edward Camshe of the U. S. Navy, stationed at Newport, R. I. is visit ing his mother, MT. Elizabeth Gam ache of Curtis stret.