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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
In Navy Blue Crepe

Russell II. Fisher Jr. was
Johns best man and the ush-
ers were his two uncles, Robert
Armstrong and John F. Collins.
Mrs. Becker. mother of the
bride, wore a navy blue crepe
dress. blue hat and white ac-
cessories, and her corsage was
of gardenias.
Mrs. Collins, mother OF the
bridegroom also wore blue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

and the remainder of the cast
will include; /.
MISSES MEssRs q
suzanne Frietsg Edward Trevisan :
Rose Dedarian John Kane
Patricia Fouts Harold CasAErand
Fred Fisher
Robert Toupin is the stage
manager and Robert Denial the
electrician.
Miss Gertrude Marie Sullivan
is the director and producer.
Sigma Omicron Sorority will
meet Monday in the home OF
Georgina Buzzo in Ohio avenue.
Honor ALTO Initiates
Alpha Theta Omega Sorority
gave a luncheon at the Book
Casino Saturday in honor of its
new members-Joanne Rayburn,
Joan Gable and Helen Baggott.
New rushees who will be feted
at tea shortly in Phyllis
Nagle's home in SALISBURY are:
MISSES
Alice Miller Rita Tribanlt
Lois SCHNEIDER Mary Margaret
June Collins Wakes
Alice Charbonnesu
Newly organized Zeta Eta Pi
Sorority has as its officers
Frances Meiler, president; Alice
Berman, secretary, and Elaine
Bernstein. treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
RosedaIe Women
Meet Wednesday

ROSEDALE PARK WOMAN'S
CLUB will meet st. Patrick s
Day at 2 p. m. in the Commu-
nifty Clubhouse with Mrs. Wal
ter f. Green presiding.
Mrs. J. NJ. Leonard has charge
Of the program which will con-
sist of a reading by Maude
Baker Morris and songs and
dances, entitled "A Little Bit Of
Heaven. by the pupils of Ricar-
deau Studios.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Mary Nelson in Marines

Another OF our local girls.
Mary Lynn Nelson. has joined
the marines. Marjorie Johnston
Of Larchlea gave a surprise din
ner party for her and invited
Barbara Wendorph. Nancy Juhl.
Phyllis Brown. Roberta Brown.
Ruth Randolph. Pat Kvet.
Virginia Bell of Kimberly
visited Jane Hansen in Hinsdale,
H.. last weekend. Jane for
merly lived in Birmingham.
Mrs. Otis Howard of Cleve-
land, who formerly lived in
Birmingham, is visiting Mrs. L.
Andrews at her on Hawthorne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Yale Weinsteins LIVING in New York

MR.. AND MRS. YALE
WEINSTEIN are making their
home in Utica, n. Y, after their
marriage, March T. in Congre-
cation Shaary Zedek.
Mrs. Weinstein was formerly
Shirley Dean SchuSsel, daugh-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Victory Players Show

The Victory Players will pre-
sent The Cat and the Canary"
at the Art Institute Saturday.
Proceeds will benefit the
American Red Cross.
Wanda LennoX and Gerald
Harrington will play the leads,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Cast F eted
By Patrons
Saturday
BIRMINGHAM, March 10.

BIRMINGHAM, March 13.
THE Village Players gave two
Il performances of Heaven
Can Wait" on Friday and Sat-
urday evenings. and many par
ties were given preceding and
following Saturdays perform
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Pease
Jr. of Buckingham had 10 guests
in for dinner before going to
the Players.
The Donald Bells OF Forest
entertained a group following
the performance.
After discarding their various
roles, the cast dashed over TO
the Thomas II. Adamses' home,
in Puritan, for a little relaxation
from their many weeks of re-
hearsinp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
RosedaIe Group
Meets Thursday

MISS CLARA SNOW Of
Dearborn viii speak on The
Study Of Line Arrangements
al a meeting Of the garden di-
vision of the RoSedale Progress
Slve Club al 100 p. m Thursday
AT the home OF Mrs. R. G.. Ske-
man on GrandVille. Mrs r. G.
NcRac and Mrs. w. +. Nignoe
Will be the hoSteSSCS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Ann Snyder Hostess

Another party before the Bar
mum dance was given by Ann
Snyder at her home in Oakland
Her guestSVwere Martha Camp
bell, Tom Williams, Lois Steele,
Pete Whitelaw and Jack Zinspr.
Maude and Kitty Keller were
very much favored last week
end as they we're asked 10 join
in celebrating the last party for
the duration at Kenyon College.
They were the guests of c. Allen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schus-
sci Of Chicago boulevard. and
the bridegroom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Weinstein
of Utica.
Rabbi Morris Adler and
Cantor Sonenklar ofnciated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Women COP Unit
Sets BRIDGE Tea

WAYNE COUNTY WOMEN'S
REPUBLICAN CLUB viii hold
a bridge tea ! p. m. Friday al
the home OF Mrs. Betty Allie
IN Highland Park. Mrs Ralph
b. Fortney, general chairman.
viii he assisted by Mrs. Clarence
Boecknan. Mrs. r. r, Caskey.
Mrs. Ned AndluS and Miss
Arbeda Mercy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

crepe dress. violet hat and cor
sage of violet.
A reception was held al the
home of the bride in Meadow
brook for their immediate friends
and relatives.
Due TO transportation prob
lem. Mr.. and Mrs. Collins are
just taking a short trip. Upon
their return they will reside in
Birmingham until such time as
John leaves for the armed forces.
Entertain Chieaeoans
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry N. Lands
Of Chicago were the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Belts, in Mohegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivor Williams
Of Wimbledon attended the Or
chard Lake County Club dance
held at the Bloomfield Hills
Country Club, and took as their
guests:
MEssRs. AND MEsDAMEs
w. NJ Balliette Charles H. Belts
Robert D. Buick Henry ~ Lands
Charles Mcintyre
Another group attending the
performance of Heaven Can
Wait. - given by the Village
players, was composed of the
Allen Valpeys, the Norman
Jameses. the Walter Hedrichs
and Mrs. Mary Hardwick.
Preceding the topsy turvy
dance at Barnum School, Jane
Wilcox of Suffield had a dinner
party for Joy Stark, Chuck Muir
ray. Nancy Holmes, David Bal
lentine and Jack Moses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Fraternity,
OOrOrlty to
Give Dance

A LPHA OMEGA and Kae
Alpha Phi are collaborating
on a spring dance Friday in the
Fountain Room at the Hotel
Statler.
Committee chairmen OF the
fraternity-sorority swing are:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Each year thousands OF timid young
women. who never have been told certain
facts. enter marriage completely unin-
formed. In this dilemma. what is the
young wife to do? Because of natural
shyness or lack of confidence in the knowl-
edge OF friends. she hesitates to seek thu
advice of others. Too often she either
places her dependence on weak. ineffec-
tive homemade" mixtures; or resorts
TO over-strong solutions of acids for the
douche which can actually burn, scar
and even desensitize delicate tissue.
Today such risks are needless. Science
has given womankind a safe-yet amaz-
ingly powerful liquid for the douche,
Zonite So powerful is Zonite. that il kills
Immediately all germs and bacteria with
which 1t comes in contact. Deodorizes-
by actually destroying odors, leaving no
tell-tale odor OF its own. Protects personal
daintiness. Yeti Zonite is non-caustic,
non-poisonous, safe for delicate tissues.
Over 100000 bottles already bought.
For modern hygienic protection you may
never have known before, get Zonite at
your druggist today. w
Free Booklet Tells fniimofs Foefs Every
lAI.f- ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Virginia Netterfelt
Lois Grueller
pinnie Malcomson
Janet Carpenter
Jane Wallace
Marylyn WrenshAw
Bruce Knowles
William Worshum
Dave Mcknight
Alex Mallison
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Wonderful new fashions
try m, tailored suits in
beautiful tweeds, shetland
type fabrics, colorful
Plaids, stripes and solid
colors. See our grand col
lection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Mrs. Robert Joseph Allen.
formerly Marjori Frances
Hart, spoke her nuptial
vows to Mr.. Allen, March 6,
in Annunciation Church.
Valpey Jr. and Norman James
Jr.
1t. Comdr. Mason, who was
home this weekend from Great
Lakes, and Mrs. Mason enter
tanned several couples for din
ner before the Winter Club
dance at Bloomfield Country
Club. Their guests included:
MEssRs AND MEspAMEs
Genaro A Florez J. Thomas Smith
Fritz J. Kleene A. A. Appleford
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
WEEDS John Collins

Monetta Becker was a very
pretty bride as she walked down
the aisle of St. Dunstan's Chapel,
Christ Church, Bloomfield Hills,
on the arm of her father, Law
renee F. Becker. TO be married
TO John A. Collins. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Collins OF Town
send. The Rev. c. II. Cadigan
performed the ceremony at S
o'clock Saturday.
Monetta chose for her we'd
ding a striking afternoon dress
of light blue crepe with hat TO
match, and her corsage was
white orchids.
Her sister. Phyllis. was her
only attendant and she wore a
beige crepe dress with matching
hat and orchids.
Evening star., 1943-10-11

ever IllOle NlSCI-
Gus fighter plane
resistance. Mr..
Churchill even
described one of
the new weapons,
a kind of aerial
rocket torpedo,
b e n G u S e d
against us.
1t is known
that the new
M e S S e rschmitt
fighter (109-G)
carries greater
fire power than
earlier models.
German combat
Evening star., 1943-10-11
IS D. {. Men 10 Report
For Active Duty Tomorrow

Seventy-five District selectees now
or their post-induction furlough
will report for active duty tomor-
row.
Included in the group are Al men
going into the Army, 30 going into
the Navy, for the Marine Corps
and l for the Coast Guard.
The list follows:
Evening star., 1943-10-11
Combat Superiority of Planes
Held More Vital Than Quantity

tence, and that the alrplane Is
tactical gadget and should be de-
veloped only as such.
The result was that they were
unable to translate strategic ideas
into appropriate aircraft. Strategy
and weapons are complementary
Our national delay in utilizing the
full potential of aviation science can
be traced, in the first place, to that
situation. Some of the conditions
which caused the delay are yielding
to the impact of events, but much
too slowly.
1t is useful. therefore, to add a
plea for the highest possible military
performance to the Presidents en-
phasis on stepping up production
In the highly chronological duel in
which we are engaged, the most
dangerous attitude is the one so
often expressed in high military cir
cles, namely, that we must fight
with the weapons we've got and not
waste energy on tomorrow
weapons"
tReleased by McNauSht Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1943-10-11

The more money you lend your
Government the more planes,
tanks and ships our country can
turn Out-and the shorter the war
is going to be. Back the attack
with War bonds"
Evening star., 1943-10-11
Ry NAL p DE SEVERSKY.

A number of Allied sources have
acknowledged recently that our air
attack on Germany is running into
Evening star., 1943-10-11

Holly. George N Newman, James H.
| Baltimore, Guy F. Darby. George e.
| Saunders. Donald r. Toliver, Magnus r.
| Boykins, Waddell w. Pyles, Douglas
| Marine Corps.
| Corbett, B. H. Cook, Clarence L.
| Morders, Ralph J.
| Coast Guard.
| Condor, William E.
Evening star., 1943-10-11
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SeFVe TINS EdSy way!
Place "a package in dogs dish. Soak with
boiling water! Let cool as directed. Let
dog sniff-watch it disappear! Double
Your Money Back if it fails. Send carton
with unused portion to: The Quaker Oats
Company, Rockford, Ill.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-15
Seine sdofulabem-SOpitate me6r!

9ie amerifanii1en &inoer iueroen
audi ibr Seil 5n Dem Rriegspro-
.gramm beitragen, moem tie aui
Sanft 8alentin, 69ofolaoe-Ser-
gen, SIterbaien, 0~ftereier nno aitoe-
re S6ofolaoenartifel @er3ift ~leilten.
Die Observation-Disclosures bai
a%ngeoronet, Dab nit Dem Is. De
5ember Die 8enusung BON Gdofo-
laoe gum ueberguB bon NoDitaten,
fleinen 8onbons, 9eforationen bon
S6ofolaoenfonfeft uim. a~uf5ub0reu
batte.
@egen 0es Mangels an @eriono-
raum lit cine Quote fir oas Mablen
bon &afaobobnen, Die CUR SerItel-
lung bon S6ofolaoe benuBt meroen,
feitgeiebt poroen. Die Quote BE-
tragt go Pro5ent Der 2uantitat, sic
in oemielben 9ierteliabr oes Sabreg
1911 gemablen tpiiroe.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-15
Der 9idter @niterman p~eritorben

Mrtbltr @uiterman, Ser befannte
8idter, 8iibnenidriftiteaer uno Gor-
%tragsreoner, lit in 8ittsburgb einem
9er5idlag erlegen.
Die @itpe, 5rau 8iloa Qinoo
@uiterman miiroe in ibrem &eim
bon Dem So0esfaa ulterri9tet 9as
8aar bate I'M Sabre 1909 gebei-
ratet. @uiterman muroe am 90. So
pember 1871 in @ien geborell, als
Sobn zines amerifanii9en gbepaa-
res, Mleranoer uno 2ouiia @oIf
8uitermm. or ertparb i'm Sabre
1891 ben 8nccalaureus -@rao oes
Seem yorfer @itD Colleges. 9anaf
befleioete er Bis gum Sabre 1912
bel mebreren Stem gorfer 3eitidrif-
ten r%eoaftioneIe Hoiten, gleid3eitig
bereits cine fleiBige literariihe Cd
tigfeit entfalteno. Damn folgten Ell
nige Sabre Der 9o5entl4r in Der NeiD
yorf llniperiitD. 9onad miomete
er iid gan3 Der freien Sdriftiteaerei
uno Der offentli1en Geoe-Sdtigfeit.
Bon ieinen Observation-Disclosures
iden 2eiitungen iillo bic ~lleberfpb-
ung oes Wolierei6en y2'ecole oes
maris" uno oos 2ibretto al Dam-
roibs vWam @itbout a Gountrp"
belonoers befannt ~getpor0en.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-15
9as memnt man Slid

2eoilarb Sab, elm 8oteniunge fir
einen 96rienmafler, bate entihieoen
@ifulu. @dbreno er cine grieftalde
nit Bombs I'M Werte bon. $4,000
abliefern iolte, Ioite iid elm Sdniir-
lenfel an ieinem Sdub; er biidte
iif), Inn oie Code in 0ronung gu
bringeu uno legte oerneil Die Saide
auf oas Srittbrett zines @utomobils.
Dos glllto ieBte fid pl0Blid in Be-
ipeglng uno 2eonaro iab ber8mei-
felt mie es beribnano. Mnoertbalb
Stunoen ipGter teilte elm @ei11fts=
mann BON 8aponne, q. S. Dem
Mafler nit, oaB er Die Brieftnide
gefunoen bate iie lag nod ailf Dem
Trittbrett oes Mutos.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-15
Me6r 6ansansefellte b~epursnscl
Eabrifarbeit

p@erlangt: 9ienitbote, CUTE @e-
5ablung, ei9enes 3immer nit 8ao in
iebr mooernem Seim; nil quite &e=
feren3en geben."
Gies lit mir elm 8eiipieI Ser I'M
6dbligen @n5eigen in Sen 3eitungen,
poour1 man mad Silfe I'M Sans=
bolt iudt. Die 3abl ser Mn3eigen
lit itetig i'm Steigen begriffen, iie
meroen LANCER, Die Bitten einoring-
lider. uno INNER before @eripre-
d)ungen ma6t man ben 5ufiinftigen
9ausangeIteuten.
8on fernen Srten Der D~erIangt
man Silfe in ben 3eitungen uno oie
Nn5eigen entbalten ale Die gleihen,
gl6n3enoen 8eripre1ungen.
God tpie Die Agenturen fir 9lr-
beitsDermittlrng beridteu, bleiben
fat ale unbeantmortet, ga oie
9ienitbotenlage beinabe in alien
Sta0ten Ser Nation Die gleide lit.
9ie fir Arbeitspermittlung 3ultGn=
o1gen Stellen berthtell, Dab melltenS
ale Sausbaltangeiteaten iif 8e-
i6Gftigung in Der &riegsinoultrie
iuden. Man bietet Sen Snlsbalts-
angeitellten Bis gu $50 pro Monat,
nobel 3immer uno @erpflegrng ein-
geidloiien iino. Do6 troboem fin-
oct ii6 niemano, Der ii6 auf bic glGn=
5enoen Angebote meloet. Mande
Sausfrmien beripre1en iogar cine
fiinftdgige arbeitsmo6e uno 8e3ab-
lung fir StraBenbobn, mern sic
angeitellten tpiaia iino, oie gptten
5u MAIDEN uno Stalib at piiden.
9as 8unoes Mrbeits NahtDeis=
Yiiro Bat iein 9epartement fir Silfe
i'm &ausbalt geidlofien, uno pripate
Ngentlren beri6tert oaB iie monat=
lid bunoerte Mufrufe fir Silfe i'm
9auSbalt erbalten, bod f0nnen Tie
feline MrbeitSfr1fte ididen.
Solonge Ser Grieg oonert, miro
Die Sausfrau tpabrideinlih ge5tpltn-
gen iein, iib oas 8ett ielbit 81 ma
6en uno iiderlid miro iie audi mil
De genng iein, BARN 8u f6lafen.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-15

SER Soc 6. Soeft, elm gRe-
gierungsangeitelter, bat ii6 BEL Der
Mrbeit cine beOeiltenoe 8erlebung 5l-
ge5ogen. Gin i1peres &ao itieB ge-
gen iein bereits idon iopieio made-
liges &nie uno beoingte Die l1eber-
fiibrung in Elm &%ranfenbaus. Nun
Iiegt Ser Yatient 5u Sauie i'm @ips=
berbari0 uno miro BON ieiner lie6en
@attin lorelam gepflegt. 9as @aib-
ington Sournal tpiinidt ibm balOige
@eneiung. 2eutnont Sad Soeft, if.
lit 3. st. bel Der 5Iiegerpaffe in
9enber, Colorado, itationiert.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-15
MihlMnaeneg Grperimrnt

Ser &eftor 0eS alten R0anil6en
@pmnalinms 81 Berlin geborte git
ielen Brofelioren, Die ourd lire
3%erltreutbeit beriibnlt g~etporoen lino.
Gines Cages moate er i'm 9rep-
penbauS oes S6ulgebduoes einen
5aaperiud NIT elmer 8leifugel mo-
6en. 9ie ~erforoerli6e 3eitmeifung
geoadte er nit elmer feingeorbeite=
ten 8ra5iiionsabr Dor3linebmen.
Gr bergriff ii6 ieood uno lies
Die nbr in Die Siefe fallen, tp1breno
er Die 8leifugel Dorfi9tig in Der
Satio belt urto Die 3eit oarauf ab-
5iileien beriudte.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-15
SerIiner Treiie tuarmt Dor rmfiider
Wefabr

Ser u8erliner 2ofal- Mn5eiger~ Ell.
fldrte neuli6, Dab Die &ote armet
nidt nur in Errppen un6 Fanfs,
ionoern aud in Der 2uft ben Deltt-
iden ii6erlegen lit, Die oamit gum
erlten Deal cine Quftiiberleaenbeii
oes Geinoes 3ugaben. Gie 8erIiner
Breiie be5eidnet Die Gage adgemein
dig ernit belt iid nber an bic amt
lide anfafiiung, Dab iie nidt fritiid
iei.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-15
Sin gerliner @adltmeiIter

Oils Berlin in Der guten alten
Belt nod Die Soriperre batte, fubr
einnal Der id6iiide @eian0te @lo-
big ipdt aus Dresden fommen0
nohts Dor Oas Sor. ,8itte qebor=
iomit, uer fino Sie?~ fragte Der
@odebabenoe.
See idhfiide @elanote @lobig. "
Boranf Der Dai6e1te 8erIiner
@adtmeiiter i'm anidnai3te: v@at
Sic globen, fam mir egal lein, id
niiiB fuiiien, tOer Sic iino."
Washington Journal., 1943-01-15

mem 81 tltn 81 boben.
SD tp6re piel lieber an Ser 6ront,
ais bier nit BEN perflu6ten 8an-
biten", iogte Ser 8rief. oSeoer
Struiid) periebt mir einen Sbreden,
uno ieOer S1atten lit Der Sdatten
oes Sooes."
0ie lleberfGae oif Materinl5iige
iino 10 erfolgreid, Dab oos ruiIiide
Sberfommanoo nid)t einmol Deriu6t,
Sen irregulGren Sruppen entipeOer
ourd 6aai6irme ODER Ourd Sdmug-
gel 3ufubren 5ufummen 81 laiien,
abgeieben Oapon, Oob sic Seronihaf=
flung i6pierig uno gefGbrlid iein
miiroe. @enn Die D&oten &Gder"
Nabrungsmittel ODER Nflnition Ar5.
mel ooer onOere Silfsmittel benoti-
gen, bringen tie MIR eiten peiteren
3ug sur @ntgleiiung, nebmen an
iid), mas iie braufen f0nnen, unb
ieben 0en &eIt in 8rano.
0bpobl Die g&oten &1der" mei-
items in fleiten @riippen operieren
zperglei6bar nit einem 3ug ODER
b0dltens NIT elmer &ompngnie BON
Solooten-bat oie fiir5li6e &eorga=
niiation ulo cine perbeiierte Ser
binoung nit ser &oten Nrmee our
8iloung 5ablreider gr0Berer ginbei=
ten gefiibrt. @inige bon ibnen lito
nit einem S6iibenregiment Der
gleidbar, oos bon Seloartilerie ult-
terItiibt miro.
Seind) INT Eartiianenlager
8as Eager zines 0etaGements,
oos Elm Sopiet=&orreiponoen be-
iufte, lit elm l9mer befeitigtes Ssh
oeritanos5entrum. Gos 9orf 1T BON
SdiibengrGben umgeben, 8lofbGu=
Ter limo 0ur9 3if5adpalingen ber=
bun0en. 0as Detahemert lit mirf-
lid cine groBe militGrii9e @inbeit.
@s lit in &ompagnien, 3iigen ufto
@rtppen aufgeteilt, uno Deriorgt iid
n~eitgebeno ieIbit. @s bat ieine Ell
genen 2Goen, fertiet feline eigenelt
Sdafpel3mdnteI, SiI8ftiefel ulto bobe
Siefel an, uno es beiist iogar cine
@inri6tung CUR SerIteuung bon Ser
pentin, oas als Mnti= 6roltmittel fir
Wtal6inengetpebre benubt miro.
8as 9eta6ement bat berifieoene
umfaiienoe Milit1r-O perationen nm
ternommen oarurtter cine &am=
pagne inn neitIi1en @eiBruBlon0.
gs riidte our6 @GIoer uno Simple
Dor, erf6ien unerpartet in BON ben
9euti6en beiebten @obnbe3irfen,
iiberfiel Die 9uartiere Ser oeutIdn
&omman0nnten, eroberte @affen
un0 marifierte fpeiter. Nad0em es
cine An5abl BON Srti9nften geIGi1-
bert uno Hefruten geDonnen bate,
febrte es It1rfer, ais es ausgeriift
par, 81 ieinem Stiibpunft 3uriif.
Sugar gauge Megimenter
@s eibt iogar @inbeiten ser 8ar-
%tiianen, oie einem &egiment per-
glei6bar iino uno bic enttpeoer ge=
trennt ODER mandmal gei6loIien
operieren. gines bon 6iefen gfeai=
mentern iteIlte fi9 ben 0eutiden in
offner S6la6t nobel oie 9eutiden
ibre Sanfs ~einiebten. IS gelang
ben 8artiianen etlide 3u 5erit0ren
bepor iie iid in BEN @alo 3uriif-
5ogen.
Solde eroBen @inbeiten beliseu
ibre eigenen Garfs, oie iie in @e=
fe6ten eroberten, iino iie benuben TO-
gar oenti6e 6lug5euge, nm @efan=
gene, Die fpi6tige Snformationen ge-
ben f0nnen, iiber Die oeutIAen 2i-
MEN gum gerbor nod Mosfau al
bringen. 8orber a~lleroings berItGn=
oigen lie our9 &urofunf ibr Sallpt=
qnartier, oamit iie nidt bon Ser Ell
genen Jlaf ooer BON Sotpietfliegern
abgeiAoilen peroen.
SIN aQgemeinen ieood nebmen bic
n&oten &dder" feline @efangenen,
neil iie feline Mogli6feit baben, fie
unter5ubringen uno fpobl audi feline
Suit oa5u. sic berlangen feline
@naoe, nno iie getpdbren feline.
Washington Journal., 1943-01-15
OttO bon Salisbury,
elm BEETLES Sbema
HrGiiOent &OOiebelt madtc 6ies.
6e5iiglide GrlGntermnsen

Sn 8eantiuortung mebrerer Sra
gen, Die an oen Yr1iioenten gerif-
tet muroen, erfl1rte neulid Serr
&ooiepelt bieiigen Hrefeuertretprn,
Die Armee lteae cine @ln5abl %ofreier
8ataiaone" alf morunter audi elm
Battalion bon Selterrei6ern. 9e-
ridte, tDona6 Dem gr5ber5og Otto
BON Salisbury Die Organization Der
oiterreidiihen formation unterlteat
let, iole man getroit ais abgetan be-
tra6ten.
Sn ieiner 8reiiefonferen5 legte
Der Hr6iioent Nadorud oarauf, oaB
Die gon5e Angelegenbeit ousi6lieB-
lid Dem &riegsamt unteritebe. 60
melt er Diiie, bdtten iib peridieoene
Nusidiiiie bon Seiterreidern gebil-
oct, INN ibre 2anosleute iiber Oie
giloung 0es 8otailons 81 ulterrid-
ten. Otto BON @absburg lei, mie er
CLAUDE, Mitglieo zines 0ieler aits=
i6iiiie. Ser Hr1fioent pertpies fer
ner 0arauf, onB 8pei 8riioer oes
Observation-Disclosures iif 81 Dem
Battalion als 5reiptaige gemeloet
bdtten.
GrefeberidJte ufalid nnb uniua6r"
Ser 3mef Ser ausi6iiiie, 10 err
fldrte Brdiioent Nooiebelt, lei, Die
g~egeniiber BEN 8ereinigten Stoaten
lopalen Seiterrei9er Ooriiber auf3u=
fl1ren, pie uno mo- lie iif Dem
&riegsnmtt gum gintritt in oas Se-
terrei6er-8ataiIlon CUR @erfiiquna
ltellen f0nnen.
Sn Der na6folgenoen Muslpra6e
iiber Die I"ngelegenbeit puroe Der
Sr1iioent ouf Die 9arftealingen in
Der Breiie bingemieieu, pona6 Otto
BON Sabs6urg an Ser Spite zines
Iusi6uiies itebe, Der cine oIterreifi-
ibe formation in ser Mrmee fon=
troaiere. 8r6iioent &oolepelt err
mioerte, er babe oie 8eridte gelefen.
Sic leien D%ouitanOig foli1 uno mn
mabr, b1tten aber cine beoauerlid)
groBe 8erbreitung in Ser 3reIie qe-
fnnoen. Ser 8r1lioent batte, ais
er iiber oie angelegenbeit ipradl, elm
W3emoranoum Dor ii6, Dem er ber-
lfieocne Snformationen enttlabm.
GthDiirfe sesen GttO
Die bon YrGfioent G~ooiebeIt bier
beriibrte MngeIegenbeit oes Better
rei6er=8 ataiaons bat in Ser Sat in
ben leBten @o1en oes alten Sesabres
in Der 0ffentli6en Meimlng erbeb-
liden Staub nufgepirbelt. sic be-
5iebt ii6 in erfter 2inie auf oas
10tilitarp Committee for tie 2iber-
alton Of auitria", oas ii6 unter 8or-
iiB Otto bon Sa6sburgs eebiloet bat
te, uno 5tuar nit ausoriiflider Sc
tebmigung oes &riegsiefretGrs
Stimipn.
&aum NOR oieIer ,Militdr-M us-
i6nB@ nit ieiner eriten 9roflama=
ton an Die bier ani1iIigen SeIter-
retder berDorgetreten, als aud i9or
bon alien Seiten gegen i'm Sturm
gelalifen ipuroe.
SIN &ongreB proteItierte Ser SEEM
yorfer 0emofratii6e A6georonete
Emanuel @eler beftig gegen ben
@usiduB uno Die oarin BON Dem
Observation-Disclosures geipielte
&oae. @r erfldrte, Straightforward
Stimion babe in Elm n&orniiienneit"
geitoBen uno Die gr0Bten 8eiorgniiie
Der Side6en, 8olen, llngarL Slo-
penen uno Serben entfadt.
@benio proteitierte in i61rfIter
6orm gegen cine &ontrole Der
Seiterreiherformation our9 Die
S~absburger Die uMrbeitsgemein-
idaft fir cine freie oemofratif9e
&epublif Seiterrei91 Die ibre gr-
flarung nit Dem Sabe i1loB: n8ir
tpiiniden elm Oiterreidiides 8atail-
Ion, aber obne Die Sabsburger!~
Washington Journal., 1943-01-15
Gramen reifen

lleber 6rau'n Die ni6t mebr 6Iiiben
Sn oes 2ebens eritem 2en3e,
Die ihon an oes Serbites @ren5e -
Nur fem ipottlid Munober5iebenl
Germ es, iunges @oIf, begrpifen:
Wdnner altern, 6raiien reifen!
Ssfar Blumentbal.