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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-20
Over The Networks
FRIDAY, AUGUST 20


Eastern War Time P. M.-Subtract One
Hour for CWT.. 2 Hrs. for MWT.
Changes in programs as listed due to
corrections by networks made too
late to incorporate.)
5:l5-Portia Faces Life, Drama - nbc
Dick Tracy, Detective Serial blu
Mother and Dad Serial Series chs
Black Hood. Dramatic Serial - mbs
5 5:3C-Just Plain Bill, Dramatic nbc
The Jack Armstrong Serial - blu-east
Chicago's Singing Strings - blu-west
Are You a Genius? Quiz cbs-basic
Chick Carter, Detective Serial mbs
5i5-Front Page Farrell Serial - nbc
Archie Andrews, Riddles Serial - blu
American Women, Drama Series - chs
Serial Series for Riddles - mbs-basic
6 6:GO-News; Hollywood Orches. nbc
Cnildren's Dramatic Skit, Daily blu
Quincy Howe and News Time chs
Prayer; Comments on the War mbs
6:i5-Melodic Strings by Orches. nbc
Capt. Tim Healy's Spy Stories blu
Golden Gate Quartet in Song chs
To Be Announced rs mins.) mbs
lack Armstrong in repeat - blu-west
Jsri SULLIVAN & Her Song Show chs
War Overseas. Commentators mbs
6.i5-Roh Stanton's Sports Time - nbc
Lowell Thomaes on News - blu-basic
World News and Commentary chs
7:co-Fred. Warnings Time nbc-basic
Sauros Amigos. Music Variety blu
'I Love Mystery" Dramatic chs
F"lton Lewis. Jr.. Comments mbs
715-World War via Broadcast - nbc
Fcx Stout. Our Secret Weapon chs
The Johnson Family, a Serial mbs
:co-Tropicana Out of Chicago nbc
Lone Ranger Drama of the West - blu
Easy Aces, Drama Series cbs-basic
Navy School of Music Series = mbs
.45-Kaltenborn and Comment - nbc
Mr.. Keen, Persons Tracer - cbs-basic
Harmonies on Keyboard cbs-Dixie
o:00-Lucille Manners. Dr. Black nbc
News Broadcasting Time, Daily - blu
Corliss Archer. Dramatic Show - chs
Sam Batter Comments on War mbs
3:15-The Parker Family Drama blu
Dancing Music Orches. Period mbs
:30-All-Time Hit Parade Tunes nbc
Meet Your Navy, Great Lakes blu
Adventures of Thin Man. Drama chs
Sherlock Holmes & DR.. Watson mbs
S:55-Five Minute News Period chs
Don Dunphy and SPORTS Ouips mbs
9:Uo-Abe Lyman's Waltz Time - nbc
Gang Busters Anti-crime Play blu
Friday Nights Playhouse - cbs-baHc
GdDrlel HedIter ana comment mbS
9:15-Dancing Music Orchestra mbs
9:30-People are Funny, Quiz nbc
Spotlight Bands. Guest Orchest - blu
That Brewster Boy, Dramatic chs
Double or Nothing Quiz Show - mbs
9:55-Harry Wismer Sports Time blu
10 00-Tomny Riggs & Betty Lou - nbc
John Vandercook Commentary - blu
Bob Hawk and His Quiz Show chs
Cedric Foster and Comment - mbs
10 .15-Lulu and Johnny in Song blu
Dancing Music Orchas. Period mbs
10 :30-Bill Stern Sports & Guests nbc
Alec Templeton Korn Kobb1ers - blu
The Three Sisters. Vocalization chs
Paul Schubert's War Analysis - mbs
10 :45-To Be Announced rs n.y. - nbc
To Be Announced Us Minis, blu
Bill Henry and Commentary chs
Dancing Music Orches. Tunes mbs
II :00-News for Is Minutes - nbc-east
The Fred Waring repeat nbc west
News; Variety and Dance - blu & chs
Comment. Music. Dance (3 hr) rnbs
11:15-Late Variety with News - nbc
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-20
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FRIDAY. AUGUST 20

FRIDAY, AUGUST 20
7:3o-Family Altar Rev. ]. A. Sui
7:45-Red White and Blue Network
Program.
s:Oo-Daily War Journal with Martin
Agronsky.
8:15-Musical Clock.
8:45-A. M. News.
9:00-The Breakfast Club with Don
Mcneil.
10 Coolest We Forget.
lO:15-Roy Porter, News:
1O:35-Let's Dance.
1O:55-U. P. News.
11O0-Breakfast at Sardi's.
l1:3O-Gil Martyr, News.
II 1:45-Living Should Be Fun:
12:oo-The Supreme Stewardship ;te,r .,,,.
12:3o-National Farm and Home Hour
l 1:0O-Baukhage.
l:l5-Your Gospel Singer Edward
MacHugh.
1:30-Rest Hour.
1:40-NEWS WILMINGTON STAR
NEWS.
2:OO-Meditation Period
2:15-The Mystery Chef.
2:30-Lades Be Seated.
3 3O0-Songs by Morton Downey
:15-My True story. -
3:45-Between the Bookends with Ted
Malone.
4 :00-Blue Frolics.
4:3O-Time, Views the News.
445-The Sea Hound.
5:OO-Hop Harrigan.
5:15-U. P. News
5:30-Lone 5 Ranger.
6:0O-Terry and the Pirates.
6:15-Capt. Tim Healey. Spy Stories.
6:30-Ten. Two Four Ranch Party
6:45-Sports.
s:55NEws - WILMINGTON STAR
NEWS.
T:O0-Hea]tll Club
7:O5-Let's Dance.
7:45-Fighting Heroes of the U. S. Navy
a:oo-Watch he world Go By - HOY
Porter
3.15-The Parker Family.
8:30-Meet 8 Your Navy.
9:Oo-Treasury Star Parade.
9:15-Baptist Training Union.
9 s:30-Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands
:55-Harry Wismer, Sports Commen-
tary.
1o:OO-U. P. News
1o:15-Lulu and Johnny.
1O:30-U. P. NeWs.
10:35-Korn Kobblers.
10:45-Ella Fitzerald.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-20

What 1 mean is, Marty, people
are so apt to believe the worst
of other people And 1 think you
ought to know that there are some
doubts about you and what you
really are down here for. I'm not
just saying this. I happen to
know. although I cannot tell you
how, that you are being watched" :"
She had not known that sh e
would tell him that, and that it
had been part of her reason for
coming to see him, although my,
as she told him, she knew it had
been. She had not promised Paul
that she would not warn Marty,
although Paul had taken it for
granted she would not. She had to
warn him. If Martin was headed
for trouble of any kind, she could
not stand by and not do that much.
He did not have anything to say
to that TO ra snort hile. either.
His face still as thoughtful and
serious. But he reached over and
took Karen's two hands in his;
his blue eyes looked into hers.
! Thank you. my dear" he sad
quietly, 'for telling me that. Not
because 1 am in any danger, but
because if it is so, I prefer to
be aware of it and because your
telling me shows that you do be-
lieve in me-
At his touch Karen's heart had
leaped into her throat; she wanted
to withdraw her hands from his,
yet could not. She could not ex-
plain the commotion within her
self: it was such mixture OF
joy and relief, apprehension and
fear.
I'm going to have to ask you
to go on that way he went on,
''believing in me. accepting me
and whatever I do on trust. 1t
seems he gave little grimace
at this. Il must keep on asking
that of you in regard to every
thing
She knew he referred now to
that moment in the tower. So he
had not forgotten it: it had meant
something to him, as it had to
her. It must have been triumph
that caused her heart to beat so
wildly now. But this was not safe
this was dangerous-to be here
alone with Martin. his hands hold
ing hers. She did withdraw her
own, if reluctantly. She w gu / d
show him this time that she could
be the stronger of the two.
She said, "I'll go on that way
as long as you ask it of me-"
Only yesterday she had told Paul
that she would go on. as before,
with him. 1t seemed she must
in one or each separately.
Martin said again. ''Thank you"
He left off the my dear" he had
added before. But it held as much
sincerity, as m c h tenderness.
Then he changed his mood, with
the Tightening capacity Of which
only he was master, becoming 9 his
usual gay, charming self, adopt
ing, too, the old gay mockery. Il
believe the way to the feminine
heart is via a uniform. But, even
in war. Kay, we cannot all wear
gold buttons and insignia. Your
airman certainly does himself
proud in his. even if it's not regu-
lar Army yet. And while we are
on that subject. I hope you won't
shed your feminine appeal for
uniform of any sort The reaction
is exactly the opposite with a man.
His heart beats a much faster
rat-a-tat-tat when he glimpses a
gal in a pretty get-up like the
blue you're dolled up in W,
matching your eyes and comr.e-
mented by soft rose scarf like
you've got around your neck to
match the roses in your cheeks,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-20
CHAPTER THIRTY-sEvEN

When Martin reminded Karen
in explanation Of the diatherm5
machine in his trailer, that he hao
come south partly because of his
health, she took it as an opening
to ask the question that had been
bothering her in regard to him
| for some time.
She said, Eyes, you did tell me
that, Martin, and I was thinking,
not long ago, how well you are
looking. fattened out and sun
i tanned. Your health is not so bad
that it would keep you from being
drafted, is it," She knew that was
rather an abrupt way of puttine
her question. but she simply had
to know what Marty was going 10
do about the war. if he did hot
mean to do his part in it.
That scowl appeared between MS
nice blue eyes once more. HIS
answer was as abrupt as her ques-
ton. How should l know? l
haven't been asked to pass a ply
sical-recentlS'.
''But if you did pass. you
you'd go. wouldn't you?" Maybe
he was sensitive on this mattel
of his health; certainly he was
not acting naturally: never before
had Martin been SO abrupt and
Withdrawn from her.
I'D have to go or GO to jail,
or conscientious objector's camp,
l believe.
"You you aren't an objector . .
you'd want to go, if you were
physically able, wouldn't you, Mar
typ There she had put it
straight enough this time; h e
waited almost breathlessly for his
answer to this. 1t meant so much
to her, more than she liked to
admit.
He did not answer for a second.
then his face relaxed again into
his slow smile, although rather as
if he forced that wide grin of his
than that it came spontaneously.
What is this?" he asked. "A
third-degree? It might not be a
matter of what I wanted to do,
your honor And, before you put
me through any more on the wit
ness stand, I might remind you
that long ago, when we first met,
I warned you you would have to
take me as you found me and be.
lieve me to be what l told you
I am"
IT did not say that I didn't be.
lieve in you." Karen returned, the
faint color making her lovely face
more lovely still. Il didn't mean il
to sound like a third-degree. It's
just, well, if I were man, I'd be
anxious to do my part
Like your Prince Charming"
Marty broke in. Which reminds
me to say that he seemed fairly
decent sort. in spite of being sc
perfect. I always suspect perfec.
ton, you see, my lily maid. Ano
am equally pleased that you do
Karen knew he was deliberately
not only trying to turn the con.
versation into different channels
but he was trying to make her
angry. paul doesn't pretend per.
fection; he has his faults the same
as everyone has. but at least he
is honest about them.''
Meaning that Pm not" Martin
said. The smile left his face again.
'Tm sorry, Kay. but you'll have
to accept me as l am. too, or not
at all. I think it's very fine o1
you to believe in me, if you are
sure you do"
She should still have been angry,
but there was such honesty in his
eyes now. in the directness of that
statement, in spite of its indirect
ness, that she found she did be-
lieve in him. She said, II do, but
maybe there are others who won t.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-20
SLIM FIGURING

Continued on Page Eleven)
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Eastern War Time P. M.-Subtract one
Hour for CWT., Hrs. for MWT.
tChanges in programs as listed due to
corrections by networks made too
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-23
Der Brafoent iueiit anf bic bisberisen
Geiitnngen Der Mesiernng lin mnb
erflart, uiele Der 9s6rgler icien
Ggoiiten.

Waibinston. Yr6ltoent Hooiepelt
iiberraicbte Dem &ongreB am lestea
Greitag einen 8erift iiber oie S1tig-
feit Der @egieruns in ser 3eit no ser
@on9reb in 6erien 1par. Die 8runos
tenoen5 Der 8otid)aft rehnete ab nit
ben Norglern, uno erfldrte, bab mir
mod einen langen Bee bis gum eno,
eiiltieen Siee Dor uns baben".
Sn ieinem 8eridt madte ser YrG-
iioent nabere slneaben iiber sic gr-
eigniiie in europa uno i'm Sernen
Often. Inter 8esugnabme auf bie Sn-
baIion IN Stalien erfldrte er, oab be-
reits ~Hlase 1,no Iaten" fir peitere
2anoungen alf Dem europaiiGen Son.
tinent uno an0erluo beit:mmt ,pur.
oen. Sn Guebed mahten bie sSiibrer
,tn6 St6be bon 8robbritannien lno
ben gereinigten Staaten 3lGne, I'm
tpeitere Sdldee segen 3e1tihlano
l,nb Sapan gu fiihren. Damn peripradj
Ger HrGiioent in ieiner 8otihaft, baf
Die preuBilde Wilitdrclique inSeutid,
lano pernibtet miro uno niht mlr
Sitler uno feline gta5is; er fiiste BIN.
5u, oab Sapan nad ieiner 9eiie9lna
nif)t tpieoer oie Grlaubnis erbalte,
ieine militariide- afaft ga eroberul.
gen 81, enhpifeln.
Sntereiiante Gin5elbeiten ipuroelj
bonn Er1iioenten iiber bie amerifa.
nild)e Yroouftion seseben. Sn oe,
eriten 8 Monaten oes &rieges ipur.
Den $4,000 Jlug5euse unS $4,000
Sanfs an Die &ifronten geihldt
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Jiist &eiolntion fir internationale
3niammenarbeit nadJ benz ariese ent-
ipredJenoen 3niat an.

Walbingtcn. 0as Saus tpanote iifj
Neutrality-suspicious. sl uno nabn
in elmer Situng Den Sl,lbrisbt-In
|trag on r5l1r Serlteaung uno @ab-
rllng eines 9erehten uno banernocn
'Jrieoens", unb sic gbitimmung er-
|gab 360:29 Stimtnen.
Sm Senat miro oie Gntihliebung
|5unahit BON Dem slubenpolitiiben
suslfuB bearbeitet. @iro aber ieoen.
|falls BORT ebeniaas aneenommen per-
ben. Gin gtabias aber perlangt, bab
|bie Sdaifuna elmer geeigneten inter,
|nationalen Waidinerie nit 5ulGns.
|langliher Waht CUR Grrihtung una
@abrilng zines gerehten unb bauern.
oen Srieoens unter Den Nationen ocr
|&onititlltion uno periail,lngsreht.
lihen 8erfabren Ser Iereinigten
Staaten niht tpbSeripriht". 2esteres
meint, oab Die stbeeoroneten iid oas
&edt porbebalten, sic Maitinerie
an5unebmen ober ab5ulebnen.
Cine tpeitere Mrbeit tpuroe in @aib
ington bieIe @ote gum Mbidlub ge.
braft: Gie Sernebmllns Don erper.
ten Dor einem sluslbub Der Sen sln
trag @beeler, Oem., @eont., be-
triift, oie @enebInisung 5ur Gin5ie
'buns bon 0dtern Sum MilitdrSienI
|ab5ulebnen. Sas ersebnis iheint abe,
oas 8ecenteil terpor5ubringen, ben
! aue 3eugen iino Ser slnIiht, oaB es
einen snsriff in Die MilitGrmaht be.
ocuten iriiroe uno Sen &rieg Der,
ldneern belien ipiiroe.
Gos oas grge5nis Ser slbitimm
ung iiber Sen Intrag @beeIer ieir
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H,sitoer> >Kratrauc
tebcft Int 1talien

@eni. Geiltibe geiatunssiruppen
baben in &om, llbinc uuo 9euunp
auf Die italieniIhe 9epoIferlmg &c.
ltullen, Die infolge Sungers Oie ito,
lienilden 2ebensmittelgeihdfte 81
itiirmen begann. Sic Oeutieben Srup-
pen BEL ibrem Miidsua ppn SiiOita.
lien pliin6ern Die beiebten @ebiete
griinblib aus, ilno 5par nebmen iie
nicbt mir 2ebensmittel, ionbern aud
8olo llnb Silber NIT. (gSir glauben,
OaB Tie 2ebensmittelporrGte mitneb.
men, aber @olo un0 Silber lteblen
lit lpobl cine ser pielen Sropasanoa-
mittelD Mae &irhen in Hom iollen
geibloiien gebalten iperben, lautete
ein 8efebl aus Gatifan Staot.
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Sinnlai,>s prentier fir
SricHeft nit AablanH

Stodbolm. 6innlano bat Geutir3s
lanO oie amtlihe @fitteilung 5ugeben
laiien, oab oie isiunen bes Samples
nliioe iino uno Srieben tpiinlten.
1relnier gotpin 2infomies bat 5ll-
eegeben, oaB er ielbit ser anunpmc
Spred)er Ser 3esieruns mar. Ser um
If. September geiagt bat, 0innlano
beoal,ere Sen Grieg NIT Gnslano uno
apiinibe fsrieoen nit 9fuBlano, lpenn
|ibm ser Status uno Die lnabb1neiq.
felt, 0eren es iid Dor 1889 erfreut
bobe, augeli6ert ,peroen. Die grflG.
runs oes Hremiers bat in 5innlanc
gritaunen beruriadt. 8efanntlid bat
Mmerifa Sen 0innen bisber nift ben
arieg erfldrt, tros auer gegenteiliee,i
Meloungen.
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Ditlers tpirt(cbaftlicber Derlu(t

gticbt in itrategii6em Sinne allein,
audi in pirtIdaftliber Siniiht muB
Staliens &apitulation oils idaperer
Serluit fir Sitler uno ieine Gurt.
baltefraft beurteilt peroen ltno oa,
ran anoert aud Die oft eeborte Otei-
nrng nibts, baB iein iiioliher adien,
partner ai,f oieiem 8ebiete ebenio
ipie auf Sem militdriihen, tpabriGein-
lih nebr cine Serbinolihfeit mar ais
elm slftip2oIten. Senm menn auh
Stalien lpirtidaftlih nur tpenig in
Die a6ien-Gbe elnbrabte, 10 mar Sic
les @enige bod cine ,pillfommene
geilteuer 5lm 8emeinid)aftsbeiis Ser
beioen Hartner, l,nb als ieititebeno
fann obne tueiteres augenonlnlen iper-
Sen OaB ibm in Der SrOnlng ser
Mdien-0inge elm Ylas aneeapieien
mar, auf Dem es ser 1emeiniamen
Sadie = ODER OerSahe Sitlers, ipenr
man iulll - am beiten biente. Sbnc
3lpeifel baben Die beutlhen 8irt-
idaftsitrateeen in bieien periloiienen
Sabren oafiir geiorst, bab bas, mos
Stalien eriibrigen fonnte, Sem oeut.
iGen @irtibaftsforper in rationelitey
@eiie eingeglieoert tpuroe (uno nm.
gefebrt), uno tpenn es linn beute nun
uabermittelt ent5ogen miro. 10 1per.
oen ibm Grdfte, tuenn aud nod 10 be.
ldeioene &rdfte, ent5osen, auf oil
oieier Wirtifaftsf0rper iih einge.
lpielt bat uno Die er obne tpeiteres
entbebren fann. uno BON einem Saq
|auf Oen anoeren libt bieier Musfa0
iif nift erieeen.
slm empiinoliditen pielleidt tpirt
Oeutihlano Der gerluit ser italien.
tiden 5lugseugteile- -Snouitrie treiien
Die langIt gu elmer Ser tpiftigiten 8e.
5ugsqueaen Der 2uftipaffe fir grias.
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yielier,ane 1te1fa,.s
,uirS 0eiatr eei,anttt

aonoon. Sir soard Ser britiide
sotidaIier IN @iaoriH 'uanote iid
in elmer &eoe gegen etle SioIieruna
0tosfaus. 9ie @efabr Rcitebe Didt in
einem ginflub HuBlaf4s auf Guropc
mad, Dem ariese, ioratrn in ieincr
Siolieruns. Der gotidbfter bate pot
ieirer Neoe cine lanseEf fouferenS mil
General Jraneo, enteGiftator uun
Spanien.
aonoOn. Die aonfetf frsen Ser eng
lllhen nno amerifaninen Sertrete>
in Mosfau iiber cine A,Iammenfllni
&ooipelt, Gburdjia, 3talin, seber
gut pcran uno es miro Pereits semel
Oct, oab oieie aonierenb ieoeaiaas ii
Sonoon itattfinoen ,uib.
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8mleariei, ,pirN pen
~ett Hmiicn ectparnt

Wtosfau. Sn ser vYrotpoa", oenl
Organ Ser &ommuniitiihen Hartei,
erIbien Elm Mrtifel, pelter gulaarien
narnte, oaB .alle @soulo elm Gnbe
bat.
Gr itanlmte aus ser sSeoer bon Geo.
Iinlitrolu, Dem bulgarilhen Saurt,
5eusen beim &eihstagsbrano-B -Bro5ef
uno friiberen @eneraliefretdr Der
&ommuniitiiden Snternationale por
ibrer Mufloiung. Simitro,ps Namc
eridien gum criten Male ieit Muibe,
bung ser aomintern.
Sbiuobl bie Scspietlnion INNER
nod oiplomatiife 9e5iebungen nil
oem in Slteuropa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
unterbalt, iuies Iintitrolu oaraui bin,
oab oas 2ono iid inn &riege nit Sen
Gereinisten Staaten unb england
befinSet uto bireft gegen HuBlan>
fdmpft, inoem es GautidIano bilit.
Oimitrom ibrieb, oab man mad
oem Sooe bes &onigs Boris interna.
tionales SSntereiie an ser 5llfiinftigeu
&olle 8ulgariens genommen babe
ltno bies beionoers i'm Sinblid aui
Oas grobe Serritorium, tpelhes bas
2anb beiist uno cine frii6e Mrmet
non 100000 Mann. Gann bieB es
rSas rl,iiiide Golf, lpelbes in be,
Gergangenheit ibon 8lut fir 81,
Sreibeit uno llnabhGnelgfeit bes Der,
briiOertsn bulgariIben oergoiien bat
oas ruIiiide golf, tuel6es iett oi'
Sallptbiirbe in bem Sample geger
oie Sfflpation Der Seutihen trGgt
ser biltoriihen 6einbe scr SIaipen
bat Elm &eht, 8ulgarien 81, parnen
bab alle @ebulo einmal al gnb,
gebt."
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eeoronetenhaus erfld rt lid, rpenieitens bereit

miro, fann man niht iagen, aber pielc
3eitungen iilberten iih, oaB Senator
@beeler's Satisfeit ourh oie S92S
unteriudt iperoen ioae.
@albinston. gs iheint Satiahe 81
neroen, oaB General 6. Marlhal,
ser Stabsd)ef ser amerifaniiGeu
StreitfrGfte I'M 6eIoe, gum Sberfont=
munoierenben aller alliierten Streit=
frafte Ser @elt ernannt meroen tpiro.
Sein Sis tpiiroe in 2onoon iein.
Gor einiser Belt ipuroen berartiee
@eriifte iiber MacMrtbur perbreitet,
Dem &omanbeur Der 9laiierten i'm
@eitpa5ifif. Gieier erflGrte nun ielber
oaB er bereit lit ieSen anoeru 9olten
aus5ufiillen spie er es bisber getan.
8eapiiie areiie in WaIbington lino
anIheinenb nit Ser ariesiiibrung
un5uirieoen. Weiltens iinb es iold)e
Sffi5iere, oie iid5 5ltriidgeIest fnbIen.
60 lit es leift begreiilif, bab Ge-
neral Wfaridjau uno Wacsrtbur ge-
iuiiierlnaBen i'm Stang erbobt iueroell
ioaen, aber in ibrer Serant,porturg
ocSurb gefiirst. 8eioe lino ouh itbCr
Oas Glen italter binaus. sl6er geraoc
General Marihaa aber Itebt iniol5e
'einer militdriI6en 2eiItungeu boh
anseieben; ebenio Weacslrtbur.
Ssn einem 2eitartifel i'm varmp arG
gsapp Sollrnal" peripeiien nun einiss
Senatoren bara,,i, baB cine slenb,=
rung Ses rStatus MarIbau" grobcn
@ioeritano finben tperbe. go cir q
oas @ereoe bin unb ber uno einlre
3eitllngen iusten iosar, ~oab seriii2-
ne britiihe Siplomaten" germ eira
stenoerling ieben 'piiroer, nm oaour:A
Sorteile fiir Gnslanb bera,is5ubole'r.
Sie Sche iheint aber lnIpfern
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teile geiporben lit. ltnb ser s(usfcG
Ser 3itrusfriid]te, oes Slioenol5 ulo
oes @eines uno 8enliiIes, oie in 3o1.
lung fir beutife (nerIprohene, at +
|nur gum Seil gelieferte) Goble noro.
|lparts iiber Die alpen ginsen, spir0
in Die oeutid)e Solfsernabrung eire
fiibIbare Glide reiben. Guediilbe: :,
@aurit uno anoere WineraIien bills.
ten gleidfaas cine ipi6tise grg0rs
sung Ser oeutihen @irtidaft ourd Sc
|itdlieniife.
8eapib, ibr iesiger slusfaa lit fei1e
aataltroSbe fir &itler, aber obne Gc-
ihiitteruns ieiner iuirtl6aitIidf II
&rafte miro es niht abgeben: Gr bat
beute nldt mebr Die 8epesungsfrei.
belt, Die not1penbig ipdre, iih amber.
|peitig Inn ge5ugsaaelen ,iln5uieben.
Ielblt-tpenn er Dos Matpsiol in Ieinem
Vtaftbereld) ftn0en f0nnte ltnb Ieln
obnebin ihiper iiberlaiteter 5rars-
portapparat erlaubt es ibm niht, iiG
auf ser Sude nat grlas fir Sen Der.
lorenen 2ieferanten ipeiter BON Ser
Teripberie bieles 0eahtbereihes su
entfernen. 8a,,rit gum geiipiel, bas
| ais &obitoff fir Mlumililm unent-
bebrlid lit fir feline 5lusseusiperfe,
bat er in Sugoilmpien ipobl in 5iiae
periiigbar, aber OF er bie Wittel 81,
ieinem transport iiber bie lnnse
&ollte pom 8nltan beiist, lit mebr ais
5tpeifelbaft.
Wf;litariitiih aber ipar Staliens
gintritt in Sen &ries nur cine 2ait
fir Sitter Nahoem Die Seutihen be-
fanntlid 5ranfreid) flein befomme.t
bate, fatn Sstalien in oen &rieg. 9ie
Jolge ipar, oaB Sitler in 5ranfreid)
gelatungstruppen iparte, bie bon
(Shllb al,i Seite g.
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Gkiat,a Kai>Skee
prG1tent peft Chino

GGunefing. Sn elmer IeriammIuna
Der &llonintate- -Grefutipe tpuroe Ser
8eneraliiiinus Gbiang &ai-Shef als
gtahiolser oes peritorbenen Or. Gin
Gen gum Hrdiioenten pon China ge.
pGblt. Nab elmer neuen 8eitimmmn
ser Gerfaiiung rl,bt ser Sberbefehl
iibar aae Streitfrafte in ser &an>
oes Srdiioenten.
Sn elmer Grfldrlmg CAB gbiane
ser Soffn,mg gusorud, oaB oie Som,
nuniiten ibre 3iele alfgeben. oen
Solpiet- -Serbano auiloien uno Die 70,
ten Sruppen in bic rationale Mrmes
einreiben iperoen. .Wir iolten flar
ertennen OaB oas fineiiihe aon'
muniiten-Hroblem elm rein politii9es
Eroblem lit ,lnb nit politilhen Mit
teln geloit ,peroen ioate," iaete bet
neue Yrdiioent.
8eiGloiien iunroe, oie gin-Ynrtei.
Serridaft innerbalb zines Sabres
nod Dem arieg ab5uidaffen. Snner.
balb oerielben Sriit iou aub Ser Sea
tionalfongreB auiammentreten, I'm
eine neue 8erfaiiung aus5ltarbeiten
G6iang bebdlt aud bas Mmt bes
Nrenliers.
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|Neaples tu,arNe
II, 8rai,> eciteM

Sauptquartier Si5ilien. Nad)ben,
0ie Mmerifaner ibre Sdlarpe iibers
ItallOen baben uno bie Gereinigung
Ser alliierten Srrppeu in Siioitalien
Dor iif) ging, 5ogen iih bie Tel,t-
ihen pon sen Soben bon Salerup su.
riid lmh rihteten ibr slugennterf aui
9teapel. Ger 8ornarih ser aliierten
'gebt MIR lnngian porlpdrts, ba Die
SeutIben Minen legen luno ollie Stra.
BEN rnb 9riifen Ipreugen. Sci bellte
itebt sic alte beriibnte Staot NeapeI
in Slammen; es miro pernlltet oa6
oie Sruppen Sitlers ii6 bereits aui
Sem Miid5ug ,a1 Sfom befinben.