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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
MISS GRACE HALL
HONORED BY FRIENDS

Miss Grace Hall was honored by
a personal shower at the home OF
Miss June Elridge Monday evening.
The guests played bunco through
out the evening with prizes going
10 Mrs. n. Weatherman and Miss
Grace Cahours.
Many lovely gifts were attrac-
lively arranged under a pink and
white umbrella with colorful
streamers attached to each gift. A
colonial bouquet on the buffet sur
rounded by candlelight was pre-
sented to the bride-elect.
Refreshments were served and
place cards set for Misses Mary
Parrish. Jean Miller. Hester Ann
Kelly. Margaret Cosgroye. Grace
Cahours. Doreen Binder. Mary Wal
tiers. Ruth Earle, Gloria Marches
otte. Charlotte Heesch, Mrs. d.
Weatherman. Sally Hancox, and
Vida Heatman.
Miss Halls marriage to 1t Ro-
land E. Wurster will take place
Sunday at the Womens League
Chapel, Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stuart and
children, Crosse Pointe. spent the
week end with Mrs. Anna Stuart.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
1:.SSz!5sssstses.EhzEgSanf

Lewis F. Schultz was graduated
from the Pre-Flight School at st.
Mary's College in California this
week, thus completing another step
in his training to become a fighting
pilot for the Navy. He will be
transferred to the Naval Air sta
ton at Moffett Field (Calif.) for
his primary flight training.
Aviation Cadet John SchWall, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Schwall, 612 s.
Huron St, Ypsilanti, has reported
for duty at the Army Air Forces
Bombardier School, Carlsbad, New
Mexico, where he will study ad-
Yanced hlgh-level ombardiering
and dead-reckoning navigation.
Pvt. Russell A. Wagner OF the
A.A.A. at Camp Stewart, Georgia.
is spending a ten day furlough with
his wife who was Miss Bernice
Kline and her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kline. 315 Pearl st.
Tech. Sergt. Harold Terrall. who
is in clerical work in Iran and
who was in the hospital with
"sandfly fever" returned to work
for week but has now been sent
to a rest camp. He writes interest
ingly Of watching the weaving OF
lovely Persian rugs and other ma
tive industries. He also says It is
very quiet there.
Ensign Orville Barnes, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Barnes, $50 W.
Cross St. returned by plane to
New Orleans. La, after spending
a seven day furlough with his par.
ents. He also visited friends in
Owosso and Detroit.
Russell Lawrence has returned
to Fort Knox. KY, after spending
a furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Lawrence. He has
been transferred to the Air Corps.
Corp. Robert Mcclure will arrive
here the last Of this week on fur
Tough from March Field.
Donald Camp has received pro
motion from third class to second
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13

class petty officer after his first
months work at Treasure Island.
San Francisco. He is studying radar
and is in the Radio Material School
located on Treasure Island.
Capt. Lee Feldkamp spent the
week end in Ypsilanti at the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Feldkamp. Friday Captain Field
kamp will leave for Camp Stewart,
Ga.
Ralph Wagner, Jr., who Is nearly
through with his course in radio at
Fort Lewis, wash. expects next TO
be sent to California for advanced
radio training. He hopes to get
furlough soon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
WOMEN'S CLUBS TO
GATHER IN JACKSON

The Southeastern district OF the
Michigan State Federation OF Wom-
ems Clubs will hold its twenty
fifth annual meeting Oct p and
% in Jackson with headquarters al
the Hotel Hayes Mrs. Edgar G.
Gordon of Monroe is president of
the district. Mrs. Thomas Hackett
and Mrs. Robert Crazy OF Jackson
are co-chairmen for the meeting.
Presidents OF Jackson clubs will aci
as hostesses. Mrs. r. r. Seeber OF
Houghton, president OF the state
federation, will lead a club forum.
Other speakers include Mrs. Fred
Cross, Mrs. A w. Bruce. and Mrs.
II. c. Hoffmaster. Edward C. Proph-
ct. associate professor OF geography
at Michigan State College, is to be
the principal speaker at the Thurs
day night dinner and will discuss
Geography in the News"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
Fine Points in Bridge
BY SHEPARD BARCLAY

the situation that he feared East
would pass it.
Apparently South at Table 2
had never learned you can make
more points on the defense. some
times. than by having your own
side play the hand. His diamond
bid was atrocious His side made
the No Trump game to which ii
pointed. but that was worth only
400 points
East saved points for his side
at Table 3 by bidding 2-Clubs i'm
mediately over the double. to ad-
vertise his abiect weakness With
a hand Of medium merit. he would
have passed. and with fair one.
just under opening strength.
would have redoubled He could
not very well be set more than
couple Of tricks at his 2-Clubs.
which was what South thought.
South's bid. therefore. resulting in
a No Trump game for his side.
was the best he could do East
was the hero. however, preventing
business or penalty pass by his
weak bid
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
Supports for Fruit Trees in Victory Garden

NEWLY PLANTED fruit trees
in the Victory garden often blow
loose from the ground during win
ter thaws. When this happens air
pockets can form around the roots
and result in serious injury to the
health Of the tree. 1t Is therefore
a good practice to provide sup
ports for newly planted trees.
The accompanying Garden
Graph illustrates two methods Of
providing support for newly
planted trees. One calls for the
use Of a wooden stake IA inches
by 10 feet long. This stake should
be driven deeply into the ground,
close to the tree, as illustrated,
and then secured to the tree trunk
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13

The topics for study for the yari
Gus clubs in the City Federation
for the coming year we're an
nounced by the various presidents
and reports were given at the Fed
Grafton business meeting. which
WAS followed by a musical pro-
gram and refreshments, Tuesday
evening. All OF the clubs were rep
resented with the exception Of the
Spencer Club.
In the absence OF Miss Eliza
beth Warren, president, Mrs. p.
T.. skinner. vice president. con
Quoted the meeting.
After being introduced by Mrs.
H. deb. Barss, chairman OF the
Council OF Social Agencies for the
city. Mrs. Esther Duston, director
Of the Family Service Agency and
Council OF Social Agencies, in an in
teresting talk. explained the four
fold program OF work being fol
lowed by the social agencies. They
are working for youth guidance,
children's welfare, health and rec
Teation.
Mrs. o. J. Cleary, volunteer So
cial service worker for the Red
Cross OF Ypsilanti. told OF the need
for financial aid and volunteer
service. She said that more work
ers are needed for surgical dress
lines and that aid is needed TO IL
nance the blood donor days She
said that there is a quantity Of
yarn on hand and that the gar
ments being knitted must be in
by Dec. 81.
The subjects the clubs will study
the coming year were announced
BY the various presidents. Mrs.
Harry Smith for the Ladies Liter
airy Club said that they would stu
dy community interests and sery-
ice. Miss Ruth Gambell said that
the Business and professional
Womens subject Is Winning the
War and the Peace" Mrs Howard
Helfrich, delegate from the Won
ans study Club. spoke for Mrs.
Ivan Rau. president, saying that
the club is studying World Tn
Outstanding" The Research Club,
Mrs. Leon Gibson. said, would have
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
BID OVER DOUBLE WEAK

THERE IS seldom any need for
you to stick in a bid. when the
opponent at your right has made
an Informative or takout double,
IL you have a hand which is fairly
strong in high cards. You can af-
ford in that case to wait and then
bid on the next round, or else, II
you are extra strong, with nearly
an opening bids worth Of high
cards. you can redouble on that
first turn That enables you to
use an immediate suit bid over the
double as an indication Of weak
ness and q desire to save the ba-
con"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
PLEASURE CLUB
MEMBERS SEW

The Industrial Pleasure Club
members sewed on quilts they are
making to fill orders. following
their brief business meeting, Tues
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
A. f. House Mrs. George Shuart,
chairman OF the sick committee, re-
ported on a sick family the club
has aided.
After the meeting, refreshments
including a large birthday cake,
made by Mrs. Harry Sutherland OBJ
serving the birthdays OF Mrs. B.
r. Burbank and Mrs. Harry Stock
dale, was enjoyed.
The club will meet again Oct. 26
with Mrs. L. T. Smith.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13

will receive as award a s25 Bond
as first prize, and $40 In war
stamps as second at the judging on
October % to be at the art CALLER
les Of the Normal College.
In addition 10 honorable men
tons Of outstanding poster ideas
will be made.
The posters. picked by the judg-
es, will be used by the war Hous-
ing Center in further effort to Sc
cure additional housing for war
workers and their families.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
Father Jailed For
Slueeine Infant

Springfield, H., oct. 1s-INS-
Pinckney Adams, father OF Ave
children. was Jailed today after
his admission he struck his %.
month-old son. Earl Joseph. so
hard in the face with his FIST that
the infant required hospital treat
ment.
When he protested to police Mag
istrate William Conway that L
won't ever do 1t again" and said he
couldn't pay the 5000 fine, this
Judge told him:
The fact you can't pay your
fine makes me doubly certain you
won't do it again at least
for 400 days. You can serve out
your fine in Jail. This is the
worst case | ever heard in my
life"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
TEA SERVED FOR
HOME ASSOCIATION

Mrs l.. c. Lewis was hostess Of
the Ypsilanti Home Association,
Tuesday, and observed the custom
OF serving tea, which is done once
a year. Mrs. Paul Hatch led the
devotions. Mrs. Elmer Warner,
Mrs. Earl Packard and Mrs. Paul
Hatch were in charge OF the needle.
work project. Mrs. Charles Nepodal
and Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. George Ken.
ny, Mrs. II. B. Lewis and Mrs. Ache
Dodge we're the distributors.
Mrs Dustin was the new execu-
tive secretary OF the associated
agency and told Of her work in the
city. She spoke of it's four divisions,
health, recreation. youth guidance
and family.
Cash expenditures amounted to
SIG. and 80 was spent in clothing.
Four families we're assisted.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13

with a wire covered with a sec
ton Of rubber hose or wrapped
in piece of heavy canvas.
The Garden Graph also shows
another method of supporting a
tree by attaching guy wires to it.
This method is practical If the
wire which goes about the trunk
of the tree is covered with rubber
hose, and is inspected each year
to make sure it has not become so
tight as to interfere with the
trees normal growth. The illus
tration shows a tree on which the
wire has been neglected until II
has caused a bulge in the trunk
of the tree as growth has caused
it to expand against the tight
wire. ,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
SCHOOLS WILL MAKE
SHARE-HOME POSTERS

In connection with the Share
Your Home" drive OF the Housing
Committee OF the Junior Chamber
OF Commerce, the pupils of Ypsi-
lanti and Roosevelt High Schools
are participating in poster cam
paign.
Much enthusiasm and originality
is shown by the children in their
efforts to create the posters which
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
To Confer Degree


Phoenix Lodge number 10, F. and
A. NJ. held its regular communica-
ton Tuesday evening in the Ma
sonic Temple lodge room with For
rest Doerr, worshipful master, pre-
siding in the East. II was an
nounced that the Entered Appren-
tice degree will be conferred on
candidates next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Briggs have
been spending a vacation at Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. Emma Parmater, Rockford,
Mich, is visiting her nephew, Gin
ton Wellbrook, and family.
Mrs. Alma Clough has gone to
Clinton to visit her brother, Bert
Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs Merle Hogan have
returned to Detroit after visiting
Mrs. Flora Moore and daughter
Grace.
Mrs. John B. Chaddock will re-
turn tonight from a weeks visit in
Chicago.
Mrs. D. A. Stricken OF Denver is
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Hop
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Conn,
217 lakewood Ave, have returned
to Ypsilanti after spending the
summer in their home in Bloom
ington, Indiana. where Mr.. Conn
did research work in chemistry at
the Indiana University. Mr.. Conn
is teaching in the science depart.
ment OF the Michigan State Normal
College.
Mrs. A. l.. Howard is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Rose Griswold. at
Muskegon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
MOOSE TO FURNISH
ROOM IN HOSPITAL

II was voted at the regular
meeting Of the Loyal order Of
Moose. Tuesday evening in Moose
Hall. to completely furnish a room
at Boyer Hospital.
There will be another meeting Of
the order, next Tuesday evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13

NEW YORK-INS - Chile is
striving for an important place
in the defense OF the Western Hem
isphere." Lieut.. Gen. Manuel To
varias Arroyo, commander-in-chief
Of the Chilean air force, declared
today as he began a two-month
tour OF L. s. Army air stations
and aircraft plants in the L. S.
and Canada.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
To Attend Pow-Wow

~ AthcHu Fo"-"O"
Mrs. Fred Briggs. Mrs. Helen
Atkinson, Mrs. Ivele Grub. Mrs.
John Granger, Mrs. John Bird. Mrs.
Arthur Ferguson and Mrs. Harold
Halsey will go to Lansing, Friday,
to attend the annual Pow-Wow of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars and
Auxiliary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
Announces Enhancement

'N'F''UNFFNNN LEF6N6NT'FNTFN
Miss Betty Feldkamp announced
her engagement Tuesday night at
an open house to Corporal Roderick
Taylor, Pontiac. There were about
40 at the Feldkamp home. includ.
ing members of her sorority. Sigma
NJ Phi A number of her Ypsilanti
friends were present. The wedding
will take place later this month.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
YOU CAN Get
a 100
SALARY LOAN
n you CAN PAY BACK SIo.o7 A MONTH

II you ever need SIS. $50. 500 or
more, quickly and simply. come to
Household Finance. II you have a
Job so that you can repay in small
monthly payments you are vel
come to apply for any amount up
to $500. The sooner you repay the
less your loan costs. Example: a
$50 loan repaid in 6 monthly in
stalments OF 1924 each costs $5.H
-ifrepaid in one month the cost is
only $3.50. No endorsers or guar
antors are ever needed. We never
make inquiries OF friends or rela-
tives. II you have a money prob
lem phone. write or come in today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
ATTENTION
CITY SUISSE sERs

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers TO re-
ceiye their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
at 40 before 6 p. m. or 2 p. m.
Saturday.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
aaRel iOa erleOist iein

0as britii9e 2uftfabrt- Miniite-
RUM teilte neuli6 na1 elmer Yrii-
fling neuer glufnabmen bon Gaiiel
nit, oieie Snoultrieitaot BON 200,
900 Weni9en beitebe nminoeltens
Doriibergebeno" ni6t mebr als Seil
Der oeutiden 8ebrinoultrie.
Ser 8eri1t ertldrte, 300 BON ben
3t5 9lder oes bebarten Seiles Der
Snnenltaot leien bertpiiltet. Sait
ole Sdlfte oes Heltes Der Staot aus
idlieBli9 Ser 8ororte ieien 5erit0rt,
pie aus Nufnabmen berporgeben, Die
nad BEN lebten northumberland
iden 4ngriffen bonn A. uno %. Of
tober gema6t nuroen. Die An-
grille am %. OCTOBER oeruriadten
8rGnoe, Die cine pole 8o6e ipitte-
ten. &aiiel lit in ben leBten feds
Wonaten flint Wal beftig angegrif-
fen moroen.
Die @ufnabmen 3eigten, oaB so
5nbrifen in uno nm &aiiel, Die tell
meiie binii9tlid hires @obitoffbe8u-
ges an erIter Steae itanoen, entpe-
Der 3eritort ODER i1per bei6aoigt
iino. Inter oieien 6a6rifen befin-
Den ii1 orei @erfe Der 6irma Sen-
libel uno Sobn, Der groBten oeut-
i1en acknowledgement leit ser Ger
itorung Der &rupp-8erfe in @iien.
Dieie orei @erfe lieferten aaein
elm 9rittel Der oeuti9en 2otomotiO-
prohibition iopie cine groBe 3abl
Yon3ermagen uno 2aitfubriDerfe.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
edpeissr Ginbride BON 9entidlanb

(From the Overseas News Agency. Inc.")
yGie oeuti6e 3ibilbebolterung
bat felt ben Sogen BON Stalinsrao
uno 81 Alamein 10 fieberbafte Gage
fpie iebt nidt erlebt", idreibt Go
3ette oe 2auianne" in benz 8eridt
zines Sbmei5ers, Der Dor fur5em
aus 0euti9lan0 ouriidgefebrt lit.
@1breno in ben bergangenen Wo-
naten oie 3eitungen fa1im geleien
puroen, tper0en iie BEN 8~erfdufern
iebt pieoer aus ben Sdnoen geriiien.
Der 8eobadter lbef6rieb Die ber-
beeren6e @irfung Der aIiierten 9uft-
offenfipe: Sic aertriimmert nidt
MIR Die StGote, fie 5ermiirbt aud Die
Moral. Sober lebt beute in ,8oms
benangif = fhrieb er. ugti6t oas
fleinite &leioungs- ODER Wobelitiid,
fein Sausbaltsartifel uno fein Stiid
2ebensmittel fonnen beute eriebt
peroen, ali9 menn man ielbit ben
8ombar6ierungen entgebt. Sober
fragt, mas NIT Den MGnnern, Cob
men nfto 8riioern an ben 5ronten
geidiebt, bon oenen 10 Denig ooer
gar feline Nadrihten fommen.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12

iG6li6 poate &liBlano nidt nur
oos @oltifum lonoern aud Den gam
3en 8olfan ba6en. Hur einem
Stoat gelang es, Dem Sturm Gin
bait 81 gebieteuL Der BON Often
orobte, uno oieier Stant mar 0eutid-
lano. Nrr 2inoer, 8erriidte ODER
6eiglinge oenfen oaran, &uBlano
Our6 @iite um5uItimmen.
Sn iarfaitii6er @eiie geoadte er
Der Mosfouer Oreim1dte- &onferen5
nit foIgenoen @orten: Sic l1affen
gusi9iilie, Inn oie @eitalt Ger @elt
nod Dem &riege 81 Ihioieren. sic
tdten better oaron, oariiber nad5u-
0enfen, tpie tie ibre eigene 8elt alt-
genblidli1 formen tonnen".
Der itnlieniide JelO5ng
l1eber ole Sample in Stalien Jag
tie Sitter: Ser Stitrm sum 8ren-
ner lit cine S9nedenoffeniine lueit
iii0li6 bon &om getporoen. gr miro
feline 8lutopfer foiten-uno oas emit
ipridt unieren BlGnen. Seoe neue
2anoung in Stolien miro Die Aai.
ierten %5pingen, peitere tonnage 81
berpenoen un0 ibre Streitfrdtte 5u
aerlpIittern. ltno mo cine 9anoung
erfolgt, miro iie auf oeutiben @ioer-
itano itoBen."
rJrenn6 MuHOlini"
Sitler iogte, er iei gliidIi9, oaB
iein 6reltno 8enito WtuiIolini aus
BEN nS1noen Ser aaiierten gerettet"
muroe uno erflGrte: Ser 9uce bot
te allies getan, INN fem 8oIf groB,
tart uno gliiflib gu MAIDEN uu0
lieB es auBer6em an Der groBen
@nti6eioung t%eilnebmen.
Sitler nieoerbolte am S6luB iei-
ne friibere grfldrung: so lange Der
&rieg atl1 oouern mag, mir meroen
nienols fapitulieren. 8ir Deroen
niht in Der elften Stiinoe nadgeben.
Wir meroen bis mad IL llbr fdm-
pfen."
v1lnter ben Nnmelen6en -"
Der 8erliner GunOfunf erfl6rte.
ooB Der @eriommlune II. a. beimobn-
ten: Hei6smari9aa @oring, Smen-
minilter uno @eltapo-@bef &imm-
Ter, Wartin Dormant Der @bef Der
8arteifan3lei uno Na6folger BON
Guoolf SeB, Bropaganoaminiiter
@oebbels, General @ilbelm S1ep-
mann, Stabsdef Der S9narabem-
ben unO &obert Sep, 6iibrer Der Or
beitsfrnnt.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
@ilOe &6mbft Mut
Rerti3 In Oer &rim
0emtId)e &Gnmung Stems gibt bic
11fraine preis

Wod Meeloungen aus Der S6mei5
ion ole fleine Salbinlel &erti1, moro.
lidIter 8riidentopf Der &rim 81 An-
fang oieIer ISOLDE elm S6ouplob er.
bitterter Sample 5Dii6en &oiafett
uno 0eutI9en geiporoen iein. Sin
@eriift munfelte logor BON elmer
ruIlii1en 3uriideroberung Der nr-
olten 8oiierburg aertib nit blanfer
8affe. 0ubei, 10 bieB es, lieBer Die
IiegeStrunfenen &oiufen ibre Step
penpferoe iiber Die Meerenge idtDlm-
men uno aae 0eutihe, Die ibnen in
oie SdnOe fielen, iiber Die &linge
1prinqen. Mebrere t%auienoe loaen
alf beioen Seiten gefauen iein.
Ser oeuti6e 3%unofunf am Wtitt-
mod ieoo6 lieB bon einem Itorten
@inbru6 Der &uilen in Die &rim
nidts perlauten. SIN @egenteil, 10
bebouptete Der Spreder, ion Die
Rrim bis onf @eiteres bon ben
Geutlden beiest bleiben.
NuTiTder Omrdbrnd in bic ufraile
Ser Itarfe Dur9bru6 Der @rlten
ufrainiIden Mrmee bel Stem unter
Der 8iibrung oes Somietgenerals ytl-
folai s. @otutin mag Der oortigen
oeutl9en 8erteiOigung nod gum
@erbdngnis meroen.
Mosfuu mel0ete 8ormdri6e bon
@ruppen Ser ufroinii1en @rmee gu
beioen Geiten ibres breiten 9urd-
brudes norotDeItli9 uno Iitoli6 oes
a~erltorten Stems in Der &i6tung nod
Sen IripetIiimpfen uno ufrainii6en
MusIaufern oes &arpatengebirges.
sic Ionen Bel Spartaf bis in Die
g2abe Der Roroiten- 3bitomir-8eroi-
detp giIenbabn gefommen iein uno
iomit oie i1nellite &~iid5ugslinie Der
9eutlden weltmarts na6 8ari6on
beoroBen.
&mfem nGbern iid pUlniider
Ditgremse
@uh in Der &idtung BON Witebsf
Ioa cine ruiiii6e gorbut noromeIt-
lid bon @eipel Big ouf 20 Weeilen
oftlid ser olten polnii6en @ren3e
qefommen Iein. Sn ben &dmpfen
nit ben Deutl1en in ibrem plan
mdBigen @ei6en ion ibre @o6but
unter groBem 8erluit eroriidt NOR
ben iein. Sait 5000 Der ii6 per-
8ueifelt mebrenoen 0eutifen arie-
ger foaen babel gefallen lein.
Washington Journal., 1943-11-12
Treibeitsidiffe mad 9~entidameri-
fanern benannt
tFrom the "oadc. Of War lnformation")

(From the Office of War lnformation")
9as Mnoenfen 6reier berborragen-
Der Deuti9ameritaner miro oa6ur6
geebrt, oaB auf ibren Nanen Grei-
beitsi9iffe getalft perOen, Die iid,
auf Der o8etblebem- 5airfielo Chip
paro" gegenpdrtig i'm 8ou befinoen.
Die 8nbl oes Namens, 2eopolo
Oamroi6 ebrt ben Grinder Der
gbor- uno Spmpboniebereine in ben
8ereinigten Staaten. 9amroid, Der
1882 in 0eutidlano geboren muir
De, gab feline 2nufbabn als Meoi5i-
ner nuf uno itiioierte oas @eigen-
ipiel. 9ls Better Der Mrionfnpele
in Nem Yorf griin0ete er Die SDm-
pboniegeieGi9aft. Gomroi9 fiibrte
i'm metropolitan Opera &ouie" Die
oeuti1e Sper elm unO fomponierte
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