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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
MARTIN BORMAN

MOSCOW, March 10 up
Hordes Of German tanks blasted
out slight advance IS miles
southeast of Kharkov today. but
front. dispatches said the Red
army was putting up a Storewall
defense against all attempts 10
widen the gap
The Germans were reported 10
be sending waves of fresh panzer
and motorized infantry forces into
the breach in the Russian lines in
an effort 10 develop their first
success since the Russians counter
attacked in the Chuguev area.
Belgorod approximately -
miles north of kharkov, has,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
173 Shelter Deaths
Held Not Due 10 Panic

LONDON. March 10 CUP)-A
coronerS Jury ruled today that the
deaths of l73 men. women and
children in the London air raid
shelter tragedy March were
caused by accidental aSphyXla-
ton and Suffocatlon
There il nothing i'm the evil
denCe 10 suggest that there was
any stampede or panic or any
thing of the kind" the coroner
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
H7LOSl OEl Brazil Ship
TOrpedOed by Mistake

Mistake or not, the raider did
its brutal work thoroughly ma
chime cunning swimming victims
who escaped death in the thrash
ing propeliorS. survivors related.
b No lifeboatS could be lowered
from the ship after the first tor
pedo split IL IN two. one woman
said because the Italians swept
the decks with maChinc-Cun fire
every time n Brazilian sailor tried
TO get 4 liiCbOat into the water.
ThiTty-three OF the ships crew
OF 80 and 81 OF the Isl passengers
were killed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

RIO DE- JANEIRO. March 10
INS)-An Italian submarine was
said today 10 have sunk the Bra
lillian passenger steamer. S, S.
AfonSSo Pena by mistake
At least III passenger and crew
members met death when the
ship was torpedoed March > $50
miles of the coast Of Bahia One
survivor landed here today said
a crew member of thc Italian
underSeAS raider told hlm
The torpedoing was mis-
take: We were waiting for
larger prey"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Costello III; Abbott
Refuses 10 Continue

HOLLYWOOD, March 10 CUP)
The comedy team OF Bud Abbott
and Lou Costello was in temporary
retirement today after Abbott de-
cllned 10 continue without his
rotund partner who is seriously i'll
with rheumatic fev@r.
Abbott'S radio sponsors released
him from his contract.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
SUPERIORITY CITED

RickenbaCker said that he had
talked with many leaders in in
duStry and had learned from facts
and figures that where the incen-
tive plan was in use there was a
production superiority Of IS 10 sc
per cent over the 40-hour work
week
IF we were ultra conservative
and calculated on a production
increase Of only SS l-3 per cent
We could save 100000 men m
industry nv adoption of the In
cPntive plan" Rickenbacker
added
I'VE would he able 10 allot
more than 1900. 900 men for eV-
pansion of our war industries"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Continued on Page 15)
No Florida Whoopee
For War Plant Staff

CLEVELAND. March 10 (UP)
Employees Of the Jack and
Hcintz Co. faced immediate dis
miSSal today if they misconduct
themselves AZ the two Florida
spots maintained by the
war plant.
The warning was issued by Will
ham $. Jack. company president,
10 his associates over the plants
public address system after his
wife complained IN letter 10
Jack about the drinking of one
worker Al Fort Lauderdale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Naples Battered
By Ydnks Twice

CAIRO March 10 INSl-Lib-
orator bombers of the L. S. Ninth
Air Force struck twice yesterday
at the bomb-battered Italian port
of Naples, it was officially an
nounccd today.
The first assault was made in
and the second last night.
Results could not be observed be-
cause of clouds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Hdyworth, Hodges,
Blair Lead Beauties

NEW YORK. March 10 INS)-
Janet Blair Rita lIayworth and
JOY Hodges, film actresses. were
picked today by exhibitors al the
annual international beauty show
as Americas No. ! beauties
Miss Blair was named 30. l
blonde. Miss Hayworth NO
redhcad, ~ and Miss Hodges No.
! brunette
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Texas Woman Jailed
For Keeping Slave

CORPUS CHRISTI Ten. March
10 CUP)-For the first time IN the
nations history a woman faced d
federal prison sentence today for
keeping q slave.
Susie Skrobarcyzk was sen
fenced 10 two years Imprisonment
under the United States peonagc
law after she and her father. Alex.
s.. were found guilty of forcing
Alfred Irwin, 4S-ycar-old Negro, 10
work As a slave on their farm.
Her father received a four-ycar
sentence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
so on Sunken Ship Rescued

SAN JUAN. p. r. March 10
GNSl Fifty Of 81 crew members
from}a British vessel torpcdoed in
the Atlantic last month have ar
rived here. A junior engineer
was killed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
NEM GUINEA ZONE-Alhed
Walker Ignores 4th Term

SACRAMENTO, Cal. March ~
ms - Postmaster Genera
Walker, chairman of the Demo
cratic national committee, said on
his arrival here that he was not
paying any attention 10 fourth
term talk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Nazis Claim Vatican
Prepares for Raids

LONDON, March 10 up
Axis-controlled Radio Paris said
today that the Vatican for the
first time was taking precautions
against air raids Valuable collee-
tionS OF rare editions from the
Vatican library were reported
placed IN caves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Thousands Get Jobs
To Dodge Drafl--Eeick

something about industrial man
power
Asked by Senator Quincy tR1
of South Dakota what he meant
by the incentive plan Rlcken-
hacker replied
I'm substance-the piece work
DIan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

In a comparatively few years
he was AZ years old-Mr Malloy
rose from the anonymity Of cub
dom aS one OF America leading
newspaper executives.
Mr.. Malloy had been afflicted
with heart trouble for several
Years and on two occasions had
survived crises.
Al ; p. m yesterday after a
fyplcally dynamic day or confer
enccS with ms editors, ne Jeff his
office saying he felt ILL., But he
gave explicit instructions concern
ing the prosecution OF ms last
great news beat the federal grand
jury investigation OF the rackets
syndicate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Drive Il Miles Past Gafsa
John a. MoIIoy Dies;
Noted Chicago Editor

CHICAGO, March 10 CINs)-John A. Maloy, editorial
assistant Publisher William Randolph Hearst and executive
Chicago Herald American carly today
while dining restaurant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
War Fronts

RUSSIA Herds Of German
tanks, force a slight Russian
retreat in the zone IS miles
southeast OF Kharkov.
page L.
THE AERIAL OFFENSIVE
Largest American air force
Yet sent over Europe SmaSheS
up U-boat yards at VeeeSack,
Germany, by daylight. Page
- YankS batter Naples in
day and night raids. page L.,
TUNISIA - Americans capture
RI Guettar. Ia miles southeast
OF Casa Page L. How an
American platoon and two
men with mine deteCtors cap
tured GafSa without oppoSi-
ton. page p
NEW GUINEA ZONE-Alhed
bomberS RAID Is Japanese
bases in a .600-mile arc north
of Australia; Madang, enemy
base on coast of northeastern
New Guinea. shattered by 80
tons Of bombs. Page Isl
Spokesman for Gen. Mac
Arthur warns that Japanese
shipping losses have been well
under 100000 tons; cncmy'S
capacity for sea transport has
not been weakened danger
ouSly. page l5D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

WASHINGTON. March 10 CINS)
Capt Eddie Ricke b a c k T
charged today at a congressional
hearing that thousands of single
men of military age had obtained
Jobs in war plants to escape the
draft
That Is serious charge for
me to make, know" the flier
said, but I sand by IT,"
He said that such men should
be sent back TO the farm or put
i'm uniform
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
GIN Protests
.Unioniization-
0fForennen
Wilson in Capital
TO Seek Congress
Action on Issue

Charging that organization OF
foremen iDte union would result
in industrial anarchy Charles +.
Wilson president Of General
MOTORS Corp today was in WASH
ington 10 carry his protest TO the
House military and naval affairs
committee and the House labor
committee.
In telegram 10 the two COM
and also TO the special
committee on administrative prac-
tees. Wilson said that the present
drive of the Foremen's
Association of America in Detroit
presented tissues of the gravest
import. not only legal but as
the continuous and eff
Gent production of vital war prod
uctS we have agreed 10 make for
the government in this plant"
NLRB ELECTION ASKED
The association has filed a petit
ton for National Labor Rela-
tons Board election in the GIN
Diesel plant here. II recently won
an election az the Packard Motor
Car Co. and has working agree
ment' with the Ford Motor Co.
"Foremen," Wilson stated IN
his telegram. "are the first line
officers Of the management. To
them il delegated the ultimate
responsibility assumed by Gen-
Pral Motors of directing the
workmen at the point where
they are actually engaged in
war production.
Since the foreman exercises
managerial authority, he must
he solely and exclusively re-
-spon-ibic to higher manage
ment. The dual alles lance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
8 INSTANCES CITED

"AibAAt Wi ant SptNlllCQ tIuCe
instances where he had changed
classifications in exchange for
gifts.
In one, he is alleged TO have
taken 500 worth OF sports and
amusement tickets from a war
plant.
In a second. according to the
warrant, Wright obtained a studio
couch which he promptly returned
and received $51 in cash.
In the third instance, the war;
rant accuses the draft clerk Of
accepting $50 watch and glasses.
NATURALIZED CITIZEN
Wright, a naturalized citizen,
was born in Canada.
Draft Board AZ covers a west
side territory bounded by Liver
nois, the Detroit River, the city
limits and the Michigan Centrla
tracks. ~
John j. Danhof, an attorney, Is
chairman OF the board, assisted
by John Buchanan, a coal dealer.
and w. +. Koepke, gas station
operator.
SAYS BRIDES ASKED
The warrant says Wright so
licited and accepted bribes."
Assistant District Attorney
Thomas p. Thornton said the three
brides mentioned in the charge
were only three of the instances
that we have thus far been abIa
to substantiate.
The tickets" Thornton said,
included SIS worth of prize fight
and S3S worth of theater adnis-
Sions.
Also from the same company. IL
was charged, Wright accepted SIS
worth of meals and trips.
Another case under investiga-
ton lists free dental care and
some 80 dinners, Bugas said.
FACES 5 YEARS
For alleged violation of the
s1NifNNANt otA VIC Att NIlR1t
faces a five-year term and $4,000
fine.
The bribery charge could mean
three years and three times the
amount of the brides
In the latter charged offense,
Wright is considered a federal
officer.
TO CHECK RECORDS
BugaS described Wright az
most cooperative in the inquiry.
"He tells us he has no idea
how many faVOrs he accepted
or how much they would amount
TO in money" BugaS continued
However. he has promised to
help us check the records In an
effort 10 determine the extent
OF the crime"
Wright used government franked
letters 10 further his racket,
BugaS additionally charged.
The defendant viii be held for
grand jury action
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
BAN IO-HOUR WEEK

Rickenbacker. teStifying before
the Senate military affairs com
mittee. called for abandonment Of
the i0-hour week and adoption Of
an incentive work plan TO solve
tho nations manrower problem,
lie told the committe that he
know nothing about the Austin
WaldSworth act for universal
service by women as we'll as men
but declared that he did know
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

{. VI. MACARTHUR DENTIST
I'LL void. over KinSels
Hours SO. Sundays: 10-12.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
ORDERED TO STAY HOME

lie consulted his physician and
was ordered 10 remain IN his hotel
SuieCa
His zcSt for life and his love for
congenIal companions probably led
him TO forget the instructions
Later he joined friends for a mid
night supper at one OF his favorlte
restaurants.
The heart attack occurred as he
sat Al his customary table. sur
rounded by persons he enjoyed.
ReSuSCitation efforts continued
- minutes. During this period.
the Rev Er. James Hardiman Of
Holy Name Cathedral admins
tered last rites OF the Catholic
church.
Mr.. Mallory was placed in an
ambulance for removal 10 PaSSa-
want Hospital. He died en- route.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
REARED BY AUNT

Mr. Malloy parents. 10 IN n
Dorsey and Anna Malioy, died IN
the editors carly childhood. With
an older brother, long since dead,
and an older sister, Mrs. Mary
Lyon. now a teacher in the Chr
-CdE1 pt1t1tTr S-r1Cs0tS. MS uOytTOOr
was spent under the tutelage of a
kindly aunt
Journalistic opportunity first
knocked when Nh. Malloy had at
tanned The age Of 10 In 1915 tho
late Neglcy y Cochrane. publisher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19
Names Taken
From Files,
u ). Charges
Acceptance of Gifts
Admitted by Board
43 Official. FBI Says

Fred Wright, as, OF 1903 Els
mere. chief clerk of Draft Board
No. 43, today was accused by fed.
eral agents of accepting brides for
the Redistribution of draftees.
In some cases, the FBI charges,
Wright withdrew the names Of
men from files after they had
already been ordered to report
for induction.
The Official was said by FBI
Chief John S. Bugas to have adj
mitted the accusations after his
arrest last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-19

CONTINUED on Page 49,
Washington Journal., 1943-10-22
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etnem Saar Sbuben auf unbeiimnte 3Gt gultig.
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Gentle ioDe ferner aud Suppen- lnO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
glei9ernoBen Sulenfribte in geoOrrter 6orn (DOrrbobnen, 90rr-
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nnr gegen Marfen aus &riegsratons6idlein gr. 2 erbdlti6. De
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baben. 9a5u peroen auf afarfe Scr. Is uo Scr. 16 bis 81. Sftober
lie 5 @funo 3uder furs @innahen abgegeben. SamIien, Delfe
mebr as 10 Pfuno gum @inmafen brauden, mmen f9 an ibwn
Station goaro" tpenoen.
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anoere Bad uno Spehefete iome 9adoI rmo 6itfonierben fno
fr bic hraunen 0farfen g. 2, g no S i'm Gahonsbub Ser. 3 erbdlt
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bon ie 3 @aaonen gMlfg. 9 uno @-aeorfen ino gut fir 2 @aaonen.
grennOl: Die 9farfe gr. 1 fir os neue Seiaabr lit nun in Strait lmo lit
Bis 4. San1ar 1914 gut fir 10 @alonen 8renu0l.
8mmmircifem: BETTER BON 8-8ibern muen ibe &eTen Dor Dem 81.
9ftober Der Snipefion unter5ieben.
Sefen: @e neuen enbeimiden Sei5- mo &oboPn nit &oben, So5,
Del ODER @asfeuerlng fno nmr gegen geidemgung 81 faufen.
&oniumenten mnien Outrage BEL ibrem Station goaro~ enreben.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-22

genannten, bier5ulanoe SduB uno
5reibeit, reue anerfennling rno Or
folg. Sober bon ibnen fam tDieoer
fdret6en, mas uno mie er milf
au6 in oeilti9er Spra6e. Nieman-
oen lit %perbotetl ibre @erfe 81 le-
len, 81 boren ooer 81 ieben. 8enn
aber elmer oieier 8erbannten in Die
Mus1teaung Der perbotenen @erfe III
unierer Observation-Disclosures gebt, ID
miro er nit Gri6iitterung gepabr,
mie piele 8e0eltenoe es lino, Die NIT
ibm aus Der Seimat ms Grill getrie-
ben tpuroen. lno nit 9anfbarfeit
miro er ii6 befDuBt, oaB oieien Ser
triebenenb lpie emit oenen BON 1913,
oas Grill Amerifa 5ur neuen Seimat
getporoen lit.
&llrt YintbuS.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-22
8rieffafen

90. W.-Nur 2eute, Die DDr 1924
ungeleblid einpan0erter, fon1len auf
Dem regeImGBigen @ege ii6 I'm oas
8iirgerre6t bemerben. 2eute, Die
nadber ungeIeblid einmanOerten,
miiilen mie0er ms Iuslano, ni1t
acknowledgements nad ibrem llr-
iprungslano, geben uno geieBliN
einmanoern. Sn Sbrem Soil oiirfte
es RATTAN iein, 0as @intuanoernngs-
biiro i'm 3immer 400, Warfet
Street National gonf Building,
Mfarfet uno Sllniper StraBe, 8bila=
oelpbia, &ennipIpania, auf5ulu-
6ell. Sort miro man Sbnen Be-
bilfli6 iein, bieaei6t Die Sa6e 81
regeln, 10 BOB sic lid INN 0as 8iir-
gerredt betDerben fonnen, obne 5eit-
meilig oas 2ano gu berlaiien
Anna-Bortugal entitano 1895
inter einem @rafen bon 8urguno
i'm aompf gegeh Die arabiide Serr-
idaft. Ilfons Der @rite nobm ben
&0nigstitel an eroberte 1147 2iiia=
BON. Seit 1415 unternobmen Die
Bortugieien groBe @ntoedungsfabr-
ten: 9einri9 Der Seefabrer, g..
Dia5, @asco oa @ama, emanuel Der
@rlte. 1495-1521 begriinoete Die
portugieiiihe Sanoelsmaft in Dit
inoien uno Die Serridaft ii6er Bro
lilien. Bortugal mar oamals Die
fiibrenoe See uno &olonioImadt
guropas. 1880 eroberte 8bilipp
Der 3Deite bon Spanien oas 2ano,
uno Die Soadnoer riiien oie luert-
ooaiten portugieiiiden &olonien in
Sltinoien on iih; 1910 muroe Bor-
tngal 5fDar inter Dem Saltie Yra-
gan5o mieoer ielbitdnoig, ober feline
@roBe mar 0abin. @uBenpolitii1
fpnroe es bon england abb1ngig.
1922 RIB 8raiilien ii9 los. Sn Der
5olge8eit CAB es itetige 8arteifGm-
pie. Seit 1911 lift 9ortugaI 6rei-
itaat. SIN @eltfrieg fampfte es
1868 gegen oas 9eutlde &eid.
Set 1926 bat es autoritare gegie-
rung. Winiiterprdiioent lit Olipeira
Sala3ar.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-22

iopie elm 8ablett nit 4 &er5en, 0a
oie @bteilung lett 4 Sabren beltebt.
Die Mitglieoer trofen ii6 nieoerum
am 90. 5. Wits. BEL 5rau S6lodter
5ur 8ingo-Yartie, tpel6e ibre Sod-
ter Srou @rna 9emas gum 8eIten
oeS 8ereins gab.
-5rnu Caroline 81 EN- 3, @attin
oes 8udbinoers Otto g. &en8, mlB=
te iid i'm Georgetown Soipital"
elmer &ropfoperation unter5ieben.
Mls lie faum auf Dem @ege Der
8eilerung mar, muroe tie BON elmer
2ungenenbiinoung befaaen, melde
ibre neberfiibrung in oas &ranfen=
ba1ts pieoer notig madte. Mls tie
0aDon genelen mar, madte ibr Die
&ropfoperation pieoer 8eidmeroen.
Aber ieBt lit aaes gut uno 5rail
&en5 fam ibrem @nusbalt mieoer
ie~lbitanoig poriteben. Sic lit gang
beionoers gliidli9, oenn iie erbielt
i'm September ibr uncertainties
photographer.
ST.. Margrit Sdmar5e bat
ii9 nit Dem 2elltnant StanleD S.
8aufe aus 4lbanD, g. 9. per
lo6t, Die So68eit ion nddIten Wo-
nat itattfinoen. Ser 2eutnant lit ).
st. in @isconiin itationiert. Gie
8raut mobnt BEL ibren gltern in
Safoma 8arf, MnrDlano. 8ir gra-
tlIieren CUR @erlobung.
SER un0 6rau Oscar Hreil
feierten Dor einigen Sagen ibre iil-
bernes Soh5eitsfeit. Gas @bepaor
mar ebemals @ermalter i'm 9eutidell
@aiienbaus bierielbit.
SRI. Olga Erebo, 8ertrete-
rim oes itaotiihen MoreBbu6es in
glepelano, Ohio, DeiIte einige Gage
auf 8eiuh in @aibington unb mobn-
te bel 5rm MIois SblaAter.
-0as neue &ationsbu6 SIR. 4
puroe geitern un6 beltte in oen mel.
item S6ulgeb1uoen @aibingtons
ausgegeben. Sir oie Mnfongsbud-
itaben u bis 5 NOR Gonnerstag Der
Gag uno fir 6 bis 3 beute. Gie
Sfulen iino geoffnet BON Z ltbl
morgens bis 9 ltbr abenos. 9es.
glei6en IN Montgomery uno 8rincg
Georges County, mo oie Stunoer
BON 8 bis 2 uno A Bis s llbr fino.
Sn arlington iino ale gountp-S du-
len often BON $50 l1br morgens bis
8 ubr abenos. Meranoria uno 6air.
lar GountD Ginpobner erbalten Ole
&ationSbider an f~olgenoen Sagen
Aleranoria am %. uno 90. Sftober
BON | bis 8 l1br, 5airfar am 26.
un6 81. Sftober bon A bis 8 llbr.
Das Bud Wr. 8 lit an alien Orten
mit6ubringen. Cine Berion fam
Bidder fir an0ere 5amilienglieoer
erbalten, mnB ieood oeren Bud
Nr. 3 Dor5eigen.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-22
2anOfarten uOm ariessamt seindt

Gas ariegsamt (9lrmp M}ap Ser
pice, Corps Of engineers, II. g.
Armp) iudt 2~anofarterL StaDtplGne,
@~afenpldne, 0rtslerifa, 6iibrer-
Bidder lopie geograpbii6e ltno geo.
logii6e S6riften fir ale f%ontinen=
talen Gereinigten Staten uno &a-
naoa. SIN b~eionoeren lit es ibrn
UNI &arten lino 6iibrer-9 iiher al
tim, Die i~nnerbalb Der leBten 5ebn
Sabre gefauft mliroen. @enn Sic
iolhes bacterial i'm 8eliBe baben
uno es nift pegidenfen m0bten,
fOnnen Sic es Dem &riegsamt leib-
ipeiie fir Die 0alter oes &rieges ODER
menigitens iolange sur @erfiigltng
lteaen, bis &eproouftionen bergeitelt
fperoen fonnen. Nid)t gelpiinidt
tperoen &arten, Die BON ser II. g..
&egierung ODER bon Der National
Geographical Society ausgegeben
puroen. 3uidriften fino 81 ri6ten
an WiB @iobia &lipen, Seao Of
q. 3. 2ibrarp Brand, Mrmp Map
SerOice, gfoom 500, 1870 Ste g[be-
riiie, Nep yorf, q. q.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-22
neutrality-suspicious.

Serr uno 5rau Otto g. SO erie G,
belize aus Bonn inn &beinlano Itam=
men0 uno nun an Der Sronbia &oao,
Scr. 1866, Sort 5oote, Mo., mobnen,
erbieIten "a cute little BUNDLE from
beaDen~ uno ibr Same lit Sermine
WiurD Qouiie @erle. Mutter un0
&ino iino tpobl. AuBer Der Nelt=
geborenen baben Die 8erle's. orei
anoere &inoer, oeren 0amen Gbri-
itel, Benjamin unb gbriitian iinO.
2esterer lit etpa 3 Sabre aft uno
bilft feiner Mutter idon tii6tig in
Der Gii6e-ia er lit iogar Elm ner-
pert i'm &artoffeli6dlen, unb ME
man 81 iagen pflegt, uMammns
2iebling" bod BON iebt an miro es
Dobl flein Serminden iein. @ir
gratuIieren.
-0ns i1brlide Dinner Der 9a-
menabteilung 6es @enfer 8erbanoes
fano oieies Mal i'm Club 400" itati
uno DerIief sur 3ufrieoenbeit aIer
Inpeienoen. Die 9amen trafen iif
I'M @ianro &oteI, mobin fie Die Yr1-
iioentin oes 3meiges, 6rau Selen
Ban Weers, 81 einem ogodtnil" ein-
geln0en batte. Ger S~berfeuner,
@err Mlfreo 9asosfo, iiberreidte liz
nen einen berrliden B~lumenitrmiB
Washington Journal., 1943-10-22
Ser &f i'm Burma
tit mieOer beik entbrannt
Sapaner iuebren iid sesen aliierte
Nmsriffe

2oro Wountbattens Mnfunft in
Sitaiien folgten nod fur3en 8eipre=
Aungen nit General @onperneur
ISABEL in SEEM 9elbi beftige 2llft-
angriffe ouf iapanii6e 5lilgfeloer in
Burma uno Sbailano. Mu6 Stan
COON uno Wulmein muroen tpieoer
bombaroiert.
@ine bonn 6ineiil6en 4uartier oes
amerifaniiden Observation-Disclosures Still
neil a~usgegebene nelte Witteilune
beiagt, Gampfbomber ieines i4ten
2llftgeidmaoers bGtten am Sonntog
feinolide Sr1tppen uno Material-
oepotS BEL 2ufu, alf Dem 9Itufer
oes Salpeen=5 luiles in Der dineii-
iden BroDin3 yunnan angegriffen
uno Den Sapanern empfinoli9e Der
lutte 5ugefiigf.
Siiomeit Gbina in Wefabr
W}it lleberi6reitung oieies Slut
les b1tten Die Sapaner cine S1rafl=
fe nieoergebroden, Die ibnen anoert-
balb Sabre lang ben lueiteren gor-
nlarih in SiioDeit-Gbina p~erpebrte.
Gas diHeiiide Oberfomman0o bat
ben Serlnlt 2lfus ooer einen iapa-
nilfen nebergang iiber Sen SaIfDeen
nod nidt 5ugegeben.
Gin IN Heu=0elbi ausqeqebener mel.
terer HriedShpridt Gtifmn0s hogoota
,Slleger rnleres 10. @ei6maoerg bot
ten N Den be%rfloiienen paar Gagen
lapanIlde @erbinoungslinien in
Storo=Nurma 5eritort uno es Dem
Jeinoe ullm0glid gernnd)t, feline oor.
flgell Glngpldbe 81 benuBen.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-22


Sir fonnen nit 5reuOen be-
ridten oaB SEER 5ris gertram
bon elmer i6peren &ranfbeit iid TO-
nett erbolt bat, oaB er oas Solpital
perlaiien fonnte uno in ieinem Seim
inter lorgiamer 8flege feiner Sat
tin poaiger @eneiung entgeaenGebt.
SIM Sitter BON rs Sabren per-
ltarb Sulins y. giienbeiB, mel
der lett 35 Sabren in 5dneioers
@roBboderei anseitellt mar. gr mar
IN 8aibington. geboren. Seine Gl.
tern nanoerten aus 9eutldIano bier
Elm. aoaegen Der 8Gderei paren
Die 8nbrtu6trdger.