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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14

hitch-hiker is hardly the symbol of the
Tree man, striving to make others free.
1t has become commonplace to observe
that the American public is ready, anx-
lous for sacrifice where it feels that
this sacrifice is contributing to the COM
mon effort. Experience in England and,
perhaps even more, in the country of our
enemy, Germany, has shown the strength
OF a morale which rests on sense of
common sacrifice and common purpose.
Needless to say, such an inspiring atti-
tude becomes quite impossible unless the
newspapers take seriously their respon-
clblllty for creating belief in the neces-
slty OF these sacrifices and confidence
that the Government is not simply TAX
ing us for ride
H. VAN B. CLEVELAND.
Mote: The Star hopes that no
reader has had his confidence in him.
self. his country, his President and
inevitable victory destroyed by a car
toon so obviously designed to treat
good naturally, and without COM
plant, some Of the lesser discomforts
Of our friend, John @. Public.)
Distinguishes Between Some Germans
And Others Not So Mean"
To the Editor Of The Star:
There is too much disposition to be
considerable of the Nazis. In other words,
as party or group they deserve no con-
sideration at all. Yet it should be re-
membered that not all Germans are
Na3is. We keep reading reports from
Europe, which seem altogether likely to
be true, that there is large party in
Germany strenuously opposed to the
Nazi program and character But these
people are minority, and they have to
keep their mouths shut. They are cowed
by the Nazi government insisting that
all patriotic Germans ought to support
the government.
Yet the Germans in the past have not
been distinguished for meanness For
instance, Rev. Stewart w. Herman, jr.,
minister of the American Church in
Berlin, said in speech in Chicago that
there is body of Christian youth and
Christian leadership in Germany hope
fully waiting for Christian peace. He
declared that German morale is low, but
Hitler is indifferent to this, depending
upon the Gestapo to keep the helpless
people in line
The Germans have been distinguished
for another characteristic which is a
discredit to them. namely: Excessive def
erence to authority. 1t is just as though
Americans should refuse ever to think
independently. But we are not built
that way.
Now. we ought not to plan to Cypress
the Germans when the war Is over. Yet
We ought to arrange it so that the wicked
Nazi organization win be wiped out.
And furthermore, Germany should be
split up into about ten states. all Of
approximately the same size. so that
Nazi dogmas could not continue to be
their accepted policy.
WILLIAM o. LEI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14
Quotes an Authority
On Job Seekers.
To the Editor Of The Stal

Abraham Lincoln was appalled, by the
policy of packing governmental payrolls
unnecessarily and beyond capacity at the
expense Of the taxpayer. He was con-
tinually harassed by multitudes Of Office
seekers who logged his footsteps re-
questing soft jobs. 1T puzzled him a
great DEAL" Lincoln said, ito get to the
roots Of this dread disease, which spread
like contagion during the Nations death
struggle" But "Old Abe" could handle
an ak and as result the "contagion," at
least temporarily, was corrected.
EDMUND K. GOLDSBOROUGH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14

Still another American industry to.
be adversely affected by the war is
that of shoe shining. Any one
boarding bus or street car with a
glossy shine these days has been
wasting his money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14

Sometimes it seems as though
Hitler's alternative of cannon or
butter" has vague counterpart here
in the DISTRICT more hospital beds
or more club centers." Apparently
we cannot get both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14

France, with the Maginot Line,
has taught the world that 1t does
not pay to have a defense rigid;
Russia has shown that 1t does pay
to have 1t rugged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-14
Huskin's Answers
To Questions
BIZ Frederic J. Hdskin.

BIZ Frederic J. Hdskin.
reader can get the dnstcer to any
question OF fact by ,Drittng The Epe-
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postage.
@. What is the number OF post of1ices
In the United States?-E. P. o.
A. The total number of post Offices
in the United States was 43, 4O6 on July
1, 1912.
@. Are there any woman doctors serv-
ing with the Army?-B. N.
A. The War Department says that
woman doctors now are serving as con-
tract surgeons for the Army They are
subject to service anywhere and receive
the pay of an officer of the second-pay
period.
@. Where is the oldest Christian
church located?-D. M. J.
A. The Church of the Nativity in
Bethlehem is reputed to be the Oldest
Christian church in existence.
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Washington, D. c.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-20

20! me * time in more than RIA nude two deysk
f ack$ on Berlin with foutGn nnh
Hcm put up surprisingly light barlagc antarcraft
raiAcd raIding ilc of
inc N'| raiders shot down London area Only
P WIS 1851 by IN" british
fcp0rtcu MESSING on the second trail Preaal
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-20

Cadet Dimitri A. Kellogg (above),
OF San Francisco, is the No. man.
academically. Of the class OF 400,
who will be graduated from the
=. S. Military Academy at West
Point. almost five months ahead of
schedule. Kellogg vas born in
Hardin, China. He won his appoint.
ment to the U. s. military academy
through successful completion Of a
competitive examination while n
member Of the 25oth Consi Artillery
OF the California National Guard.
Central Press)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-20
lynn Takes Stand.
rnys Record Good
aLAL,lcd die.

Confined from I.gc One.)
r'lajncd idle.
Nuyug against alleged Violations
. mes, plirr Cc.l..g, and b0utlcs
lli..3. : Id.ug .. ..g.avntc I :
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-20

Ask any Fighting man. Hell tell Won fila,
iec.cold Coca.Cola At u can,ccn adds srcci,I
touch (" morale And il adds rcfrcshmc,,.
everywhere you get il.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-20
Nye Leads
North Dakotan Heads
Senate Budget Group
Seeking Less Spending
Except for War
-" CHARLES y. S."lH \HT
[ pntrll pYp.S Gt'..r.rrrr,

Washington. Jan. 80 senior
Republican m,mrvr a.. g., Senate,
appropriations cumm't'.- Gcruld p
Ny" of North Daku,J IS II diT.c.
Washington Journal., 1943-08-06
lteber bas Ginfodlen

-9ie @oriorge fir ben @inter
tit cine Der pi9tigiten @ufga6er, sic
iett biele 6amilien bei6Gftiaen.
Nabrung lit befanntlid cine ser be-
oeutenoiten @affen Ser @ereinten
G%eationen. 9esbalb ioate ie0e Sous
frau allies @idtige iiber oie aunIt
oes @infodens miiien.
Seoe 6ausfrau, Die 0blt uno Sc
mite aus ibrem n@ictorp @aroen"
einma6er min, ioqte oie bon Ser
&egierung foItenlos erbqltli6e gro-
l6iire iiber oas ginma6en in
&riegs5eit itl1oieren.
S6reiben Sic nod berte INN oie-
len mertpoaen 5iibrer, ser Ssbnen sic
mooerniten Metbooen oes @inma-
dens erflaren miro. @oreiiieren Sic
Sbre g%eiteaung: uSome Canning,
Department Of agriculture, @aib-
ington, 9. g. @erlangen sic 0ie
8roidiire p@artime Canning Of
5rnits ano @egetables.~
Washington Journal., 1943-08-06

Sdnbe: aupon Ir. is os 3uderGofee+si6Ietns lit gum 8eug bon
einem 9oor Sfuben bis sum 81. OCTOBER guHig.
5ra6tc nnb gsmak: ObIt unO @enHefonferpen, eerorenes Obft uno
Gentle ione ferner aud Suppen. uno Observation-Disclosures
sIethermoBen ShIenfridte in eeOOrrter Gorm CDOrrbobnen, Dorr'
erbien unO D6rrIinien) uherIegen Der &umft&ahonerung uno limo
nr gegen Rupons aus &riegsraionsbidIGn Scr. 2 erbdHlih. De
Supons g. g uno . bIeiben bis z @ugut in &raft. Supons st. 9
uo & ino bis 20. Sephmber glItg.
3udsr: &upon Scr. 10 lit gut fir 5 9funO, Die bis Is. Auguft por5uboten
baben. 9n8u neroen ulf Supon SIR. 10 uno Scr. 16 big 81. Sftober
e 8 @fmo 3uder fIrs @inmodm abgegeben. Jamlien, mel9e
mebr ais 10 @uno gum gtnmoden 6raahen, mIen fb on i6ren
Station 9onro" penoen-
Jdid, Sale, Butter; 9ieie eebensmiHel eei4ermoben 9sarsorine lnO
onoere Bad umo Spenefete iopte Safelol uno Gonierbenfr1e fo
segen rOte Supons Os GotonierungsbIdIeins Scr. 2 erbaItid.
8upons Z mO II geen bis @nOe &ugut. Grpons 9 treten am
s. @ugut uo Suppns @ nm 10. Nugut in &roft.
0aIOlim: Die @Gupons Scr. 6 imo inn Often bis 81. goOenber fir bn
Saul BON ie 8 @o1Onen gaIig. 3 mo 6 aupOns fo gut fir 2h
@alone1
grenn6I: 9upon gr. s, Ser biz 80. Septenrber gu reiten bm, 1T gut
fir 10 @aaonen. &upon Scr. 1 fis neue Se5iabr 1T nun ghibans
in Sroft uno lit big 4 5auar 1914 gut fir 10 @alonen. Sober
Supon lit gut fir Die In5abl BON @alonen Die IN groBen 3nfern
oaraufgeorudt it, antrooSformuIore fir Die SeBiaion ioaten genau
msgefiat an ben betreffenoen Station Board" engemnot peroen.
Washington Journal., 1943-08-06
Gin memer @n[fan in Merifn

Sim 20. 6ebruar oieies Sabres
ltano 81 Mi6oacan, in einem fla-
6en Maisfelo in Merifo elm esnoi-
amer arglos berum, ais iid pl0Blih
Dor ieinen entiebten Mugen, unter
fur6tbarem @et0ie, @roaen uno
Beben Der @r0e Ser. 8ooen offnete,
uno 5lammenlpolfen uno aiAenlnal-
len berporgeitoBen tpuroen.
Dies mar Die @eburtsftunoe bon
Eoricutin Il uiunge llngebeuer~
nennen i'm Die Merifaner-oes err
item gulfans, ser in oen lebten 200
Sabren %entitan0en lit. ssoruao in
Vferifo nno S5alco in San Golba-
Dor ltanlmen aus Ser 3eit I'm 1900,
aber bier lit Den @iiieni6aftlern
gum erltenmale in Der @eihibte @e-
legel1beit geboten, einen aftioen feuer-
lp%eieroen Berg, in elmer 4rt oulfa-
1lld1em Saboratorium bonn gntIteben
big auf @eiteres 3u ituoieren.
Ser Musbru6 oieies nelien Grl-
tons IN unlerer 3eit lit elm aroBes
Slid, iagt Or. Sreoerif Slough,
DER &urator fir Geologic uno Mine-
ralogle am uNmerican Muielim Of
gtatural 9iitorp" in Stem gorf. 81
1T elmer Der eriten @iiienidaftler,
DIE bon ser praftii6en 9eobacbtl1nq
oes ulllngen llngebeuers~ 3uriidaes
febrt Iino. 5riiber muBte man iid
out fragfpiiroiee 8eri6te BON anaeb,
llden angen5elgen p~erlaiien. God
bier bat man @~elegenbeit- BON Ser
erlten Haudtpolfe an, oie ans Ser
lld o%tfnenoen groe idoB, bis 3um
erfalten oas @ebabren zines feuer-
lpeienoen 8erges, iotpie oie allf Die
llmgebenoe 2anoidaft musgeiibte
geranOeruns miiienidaftIid gu be-
oba6ten.
Washington Journal., 1943-08-06
Sin geriebemer 4efritt

em Soloat oes Gefrutenoepots
Der Fan3ertruppen in Sort &nor,
aentndp, ging in cine Eelepbonbuoe
uno REF feline Nummer in 9ouis-
bile an, nobel er Die Soften Dem
anoeren @poe Der 2eitung allf sic
&ednnng ieBen lieB."
Der Soloat partete einen @uaen-
bid, la6elte uno tpar eben inn 8e-
grill an5nbangen. 9ann borte er
autinerfiam bin, riln5elte oie Stirn
uno mari 80 Gent in Sen Mutomoteu.
Berdrgert iagte er: v@orum bait o1t
Den Mnrnf beantnortet? gr foitet
mid meme lebten 80 Gent
Der Soloat OerlieB oie SeIepbon-
blioe uno er5ablte einem &amerooen
tpiiteno ~folgenoes: sd rufe meme
5rau jeoen Morgen Inn oiele 33eit
an, oamit iie aufpo6t uno slir @r-
belt gebt. 8ir baben ndmlid feinen
Beder, man fam ia ieBt feinen mebr
faufen.
Isle ipeiB son8 eenoa, oaB iie
nI6t anttuorten ion, uno ieoesmaL,
Washington Journal., 1943-08-06
sdpere Oeitide strafen fir sb-
bOren alliierter Timfipriide

Gin Sonoergeri6t in Stettin ber-
urteilte Den fatbolii9en 8riefter 81
bert Siri6, 48 Sabre alt, tpegen I6=
borens aaiierter Hunofunfienoungen
gu bier Sabren @efdngnis uno Sen
&llter 8alentin @ietef meaen oes
gleiden 9eliftes gum Eo0e.
Ser Brieiter ion nad 6eutiden
3eitlngsmeloungen angegeben ba-
ben oaB i'm nAaeiniein" peranlaBte,
podentli6 einmal oie Senounqen
oes Sonooner &unofunfs a~b5ub0ren.
Wflt lbm tulroen abt 8erionen mitt-
leren Alters 81 bier Monaten bis All
bier Sabren @efdnenis beitraft.
Der fatboliide Sitter mar be-
lduloigt, uoeutidipradige 6einoes-
l%ellonngen abgebort, britii6e, ameri=
tanIl6e nno anoere Mnslanos- geod-
ridten ieinen Na9barn mitQeteilt
uno tie gum Ibboren aufgerei8t al
baben~ 9as @eridt be5ei6nete Sic
Sooesitrafe als u@arnung fir ale,
Die ii6 einbiIoen, geididter uno BEL
Ter lnterri6tet gu fem als Mnoere. z
Gin anoerer Sitter @ipaIo Ebr-
rom aus @olgart, erbielt fir uqeIe-
gentli6es Mbboren feinolider Sta
tlonen benin giien~ elm Sabr Sc
tai1enis; NIT ibm maroen flint
Jrnuen beItraft.
Washington Journal., 1943-08-06
Sea9tet bic 3OneM
bel allen YOfienOnngen
Sober lit erindt, Die %Oridriften
sn befOlgen

9ei Dem neiien AOreiiierungs-
Spitem fir Yoitienoungen baben mir
es obne 3meifel NIT elmer 8erbelie-
riing 6eitebenOer 3uitGnOe 81 tuli.
Gas Neue Oaron lit ni6ts peiter
als cine Drummer, cine 3uiteQlngs-
0iitrifts= Summer, oie nun 5ipii6en
Dem 0omen Ser StaOt unO Ser ge=
iu0bnli6 obgefiir5ten StootSbe5eid-
nil1ig O.. g. ein5ui6ieben lit. Die
@info6beit ielber olio ~ ndre es
nift Inn sic 8otio6e, Dab ser Sem
Ser iid immerbin ser fleinen NPiibe
umter5ieben milB, auf5upoiien, Dab
er nit ieiner Summer nidt III Die
foli9e 3uitelungs5one ger0t. 20
iolder 3onen git es in @oibington,
9. s. So pertpirreno oieie Num=
incorporate aud oltf Sen erIten 8lif
ausiiebt, ioate es Dem g~epobnli6
SterbIiden nidt i9mer fallen, 6os,
mas er oabon fir ieinen o@oltsge-
brou6" notig bat, 5i meiitern. Gem
iii einige nenige Nummern font
men normaleripeiie fir i'm in 5rage
-alBer ieiner eigenen nod Die iei-
ner 5rellnoe uno 8efannten uim.-
itno oie 5u ermitteln ltno i'm Sc
oGdttis ein5upr1gen, ioate leidt
iein. Die Toit ielbit ldBt es iid ia
lett 8eginn Ser Neuerung idon an
geleeen iein, ltns 0anlit pertraitt 81
MAIDEN.
0os alte SDitem, oas sic 3onen
abloien, lit in ser Cat alt, iiberaltet
fiir cine Staot mie @aibington, 1tn0
oas lit ia audi sic eigentlibe 8eron-
Iaiiung 5u oieiem @ediel. Inns
8eltidamerifoner iolte Ser @e6lel
i~iberbaupt ni6t beriibren, oenn iene,
aus Oeuti6en @roBitGoten fom-
men, batten 0riiben ifon Bic Rltml=
mern ODER 9iitrifte. Steaen Sic fth
MIR Die Nrbeit Dor, oie oas 8oItatnt
Der &ergangenbeit batte, oieie
Oiaiier5abl bon Yoitienoungen aus
einonoer8ubalten. 0aB es ii6er-
6alpt ging, ipri6t fir oie Siidtig-
felt unlerer @oitangeiteaten. oip iid
n8ebenoigfeit~ in ibrer @e6an-
in ben meiIten 5Gaen tpobl
crit in i%abrelongem lte6en aneiane=
ten. 9lli6 bon ibnen iteben belte
Oiele bel Ben 6abnen, uno oieier
ltmitano be8ip. oie Satiade, oaB lfe
mi ibren Soften our6 0erliuge err
'eBt lperoen muBten, NOR es i'm Ser
sin nit ser peritdrften 8oitflltt inn
oie BEN @ediel 3u einem as
niniitratipen @ebot modte. Oes-
Dolb: 9ea6tet Die 3onenl
Washington Journal., 1943-08-06

men 8orfdne gegeben bat. Sat man
aber am Na6mittag Merger gebabt,
10 uirft oieier feline S1atten audi
nod auf ben Mbeno. Wfit @intritt
oes 6eieraben0s meroen ale Men-
i9en rubiger uno 8ufrieoener. Man
fam fat iagen: es gibt einen Mo-
ment I'M 9agesausflang, oa ieoer-
mann frob uno gut eeitimmt lit. @ie
orauBen allmdblid Oie Dinge BON
Der 9unfelbeit eingebiiqt tper0er, 10
riifen nit Dem Seierabeno Die Yflid-
ten nno Sorgen oes Cages INNER
mebr BON uns ab. 50 bat Der ge-
nannte Mrat auf @runo elmer 3pei=
idbrigen Statiitif feitgeiteat, oaB Is
8ro5ent Der Menihen in Sen Dam
m%eritunoen arn beiten gelaunt fino.
Washington Journal., 1943-08-06
@anm 1T Die stimmnns am beiten ?

Gin anerifanii1er Ar5t bebalp-
tet, oaB Die beionoers 5eitigen 6riib=
aufiteber in ben eriten Mforgenitun-
ben iiber bic bette Stimmung per=
fiigen uno oaB iih oiefe altf bic Gel
ltung 0es gaii5en Cages mtsmirfe.
Das 8euuBtiein iAon t6tig gu iein,
mabreno Der groBte Sell Ser Mit=
meni6en nod i6laft, beridafft an
iid elm io5uiagen g~ebobenes @efiibl
uno ragt Die Mrbeitsluit an. Do
gegen iin6 oie iogenamlten Sang
l6lGfer in ben eriten Stunoen nod
Dem 4ufiteben meiitens in ni6t ge-
raoe roiiger 2aune. @s l1Bt lid
iiberbaupt bel bielen Meniben, be-
lonoers bel Mngeiteuten, beobaAten,
Dab iie in Der Stunoe Dor Mrbeits=
beginn aiemlid miBlaunig uno iebr
portfarg fino. Der amerifnnil6e
@r5t fiibrte oies oarauf 5uriid, oaB
elm Weni6 in abb1ngiger Gteaung
ni6t neiB, mas ibm Der nelle Gag
bringen miro; 10 lit er gerei5t uno
mrubig.
SIN 2aufe oes 8ormittags beIiert
fih int aqgemeinen Die Stimmunq,
uno tie iteigert iid nod am Wad-
mittag, wenn es feline unangeneb-
Washington Journal., 1943-08-06
Stephan bIeibt amerifaniider 8iirser

8unoesridter artbur &. Suttle
peigerte fid, Dem in 9euti6lano ae-
borenen, oes 9a~noesperrats iiber-
fiibrten Mar STEPHAN, Der ourh
@ntidei0 oes Hrdiioenten Dor benz
Tooe am @algen beipabrt tuuroe, oas
am%erifaniide 8iirgerre6t ab8ulpre-
cben. &idter Cutie mies oarouf
BIN, bob STEPHAN tpabri9einli6 mir
bis gum &riegsenoe iiben uno nift
lebenslanglide @aft berbiiBen mir
oe, ipenn er BEN 8iirgerbrief perlore.
9llfsbunoesanipalt 2ouis 90. Sop
PING bate Aberfennung amerifani-
lfer giirgeri6aft beantragt.
ytittlertpeile lit Stepban i'm 13udt-
bauie bon @tlanta in @eoraia EN-
geiperrt moroen.
Washington Journal., 1943-08-06
Weneral SemeOnOf
gegen iein @aterlanO
stanO Ianae i'm sOlOe Der Sapancr

tFrom the Overseas News Agency. Inc.')
Gen Namen oes Generals Gre
aorp Semeonoff, Der 8erihten gu
iolge al Dem @erilA beteiligt III, IN
ben bon Sen Geilti6en beieBten RUTH
lden @ebieten cine anti=S otDiet-
armee 81 iduffen, borte man bier
3uIonoe gum eritenmal i'm Sabre
1918-5u elmer 3eit, 0a elm ameri=
faniides Sruppenfontingent Dor
1000 Wfonn in einem nergebliden
@eriufl oas S%omietregime 81 6eiei-
tigen nah Sibirien ging. Gie Srnp-
pen inter unierem Derltorbenen Sc
neraImaior @iuiam @. @rnpes bot
ten oie Mufgabe, einen Seftor Der
tronsiibiriiden Giienbobn 8l beipa-
den uno Die ein3ige 8erbinoungs-
linie 5miihen Dem 8a~5ififbafen
@Iaoipoitof un0 Smsf, BEN iibiri-
'6en Stiibpunft oes meiBruiiiiGen
Momirals IIeran0er &oltihaf, auf-
redt al erbalten.
8beoretii6 betpodte Semeonoff
nit ieinen rur0 $4,000 &oiaden be-
nadburte Seftoren unter Dem Sber-
befebl &oltihafs. Satidhlid ioa
Semeonoff i'm Soloe Sapalls gene
len iein, oas feline eigenen 3iele in
Sibirien b~erfolgte. 9ie Sapaner
legten es 0orauf OH, Die 4merifaner
aus Sibirien 81 p~erorangen, oamit
fie ibre eigenen 3iele u~ngeitorter ber-
pirfli6en f0nnten. Snfolgeoeiien
beitano Semeonoffs Mufgabe gum
groBen Sell Onrin, ben Mmerifanern
S6uierigfeiten 81 MAIDEN uno linen
Dos gauge iibiriihe Abenteuer gil per
leioen. General @rapes beri6tete III
ieinem 8uhe:
.Sm September 1913 erbielt
au1 ih einen 8eiud BON Semeonoff
Der iid ip1ter ols Woroer uno &au-
Der uno lieoerlider @auner erDies.
@r muroe bon Sapan be3ablt, un6
er beiaB feline Sfrupel, Die ibn ge-
binoert bdtten, 81 tun, mas Die So
paner BON ibm berlangten. Or be-
fano ii6 INNER in Der Ndbe iopani=
iher Sruppen. 9ati11lid mar er
oa5u ge5tulingen, oenn er bate obne
Den S6ue Der Sapaner iih ni6t Ell
ne ISOLDE in Sibirien balten fonnen.
@r ipra6 INNER iiber ben o@ie0er=
auf6au oes 8aterlanoes.~
General GRAPES i1aBte ip1ter,
oaB Semeonoff i'm Qaufe oes n@ie=
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" 100000 Herio-
nen,-Manner, 5rnuen unb Sim
oer-unter Dem @eroadt oes vgol-
ihemismus~ u%mbringen lieB. 9ieie
9pfer paren 3ipiIiiten, oeren n8ol=
i6epismus~ BARN beitano, oaB iie
fiir Semeonoffs Muspliinoerung fei-
ne ansrei6en0e 8egeiiterung 5eigten.
8or einem llnteriu9ungsausihuB
unieres 8unoesienats perlos Gene
raj @rabes Die Ausiage oes 2eut-
nants 5. S. Mc9onnlO, Der BEL Der
8abnfpa9e in Der N1be oes @aupt-
quarters Semeonoffs in Gbita be-
iddftigt mar, iiber Die 8eiie, mo-
our6 Die Wforoe begangen ulroen:
SD bate piel iiber Die Woroe
eebort, bic Semeonoff Lungs Der
8abnftrede angeblih begeben lieB,
nber ib fonnte nirfli1 nidt oaran
glauben. gines Cages ging id nnd
Aorianomfo. SD fam am abeno
oes 18. auguit bort an. Sd traf
bort ben 2eutllant Mcgfutt unO ben
2eutnant @riggs pom ruiiiiden
&orps, uno Die er31blten mir BON
Der 9otung bolidemiitii9er @efange-
ner. sic iagten, Dab gnbnmagef
init 400 @efangenen in Der Nabe
ftiinoen uno OaB man fiir Ben n6d-
item ODER iibernd1iten Gag Sinrif-
tungen eriparten fonne.~
MIs 2eutnant Mcgonalo periuh-
te, iih ben eiienbnbnwagen 81 n1b-
Washington Journal., 1943-08-06

ertL tpuroe er bon elmer @a6e an-
geboIten uno abgenielen, aber er
fam nm Gage oaraltf oortbin 5uriid.
Sin amerifnniider 8eridt
y@n Der SteQe, mo ser Bug am
@ortage geitanoen botte, iaben mir
Die 5uBipuren elmer groBen Merge
BON Meniden Die a%bgeiprungen ipa-
rem un0 ii1 entfernt batten. Ser
8o0en NOR beiat nit 5errilienen
&leioitngsitiifeib getragenen @idel-
gamaifen un6 Yapieren aaer @rt,
0arunter einem &ubelidein Ser 8ol-
i6epifen. Sn fur5er g%ntfernung
bonn @eleiie, runo Is SUB entfernt,
fanoen mir einen 2eidnam; Ser
&0rper pies cine SfuBpunoe I'M
llnterfiefer uno cine anoere in Der
8ade ouf. 0reiBig SUB peiter fon=
Sen mir cine an0ere 9ei6e. @ros
un0 @roe in Ser N1be Ser 9eiden
3eigten Spuren bon &dmpfen. Die
armen Seufel batten offenbar einen
5lu6tperiu6 gema6t. 8ir gingen
lumber uno fanoen mebrere frii6e
Grobiigel; 8mei groBe @rrben pare1
bis gum &anoe nit 2ei1en gefiiat
uno nit groe beoedt, elm orittes
Sod mar mn CUR Sdlfte gefiiat,
uno Die flii6tig oarauf ~getporfene
@r0e 0efte Die &orper ni6t 81.
sd bate Ben ginoruf, oaB oie
@efangenen an oen &1noern ser
@ruben oufgeiteat eri6oiien
mur0en. Cine alte 8auernfralt, bic
in Der Ndbe lebte, iogte mir, oaB
tie infolge oes 9ei9engeitanfs es
aufgegeben babe, in ibrem 5elo 5u
arbeiten.
Semeonoff bei6rGnfte li9 nidt
auf Die @rmoroung BON 3ipili1ten.
General @rabes beri6tete, oaB nod
elmer MISUNDERSTANDING 3pii6en
einem ieiner Offi8iere, Dem Sberit
&. $. Worrotp, 1rno einem General
Senleonoffs namens 8ogomoleb oie
MeiBruiien UNI 1 ubr friib nit eli
mem Ban5er5ugDagen i9lafenoe
amerifanii6e Sruppen iiberfielen.
Sic aus Dem S6laf gentlemen ofne-
rifanii6en Soloaten 5erit0rten ben
Ban5ertpoggon un0 nabmen 8ogo-
moleb nit le6s tDeiteren Sffi5ieren
unO 48 Weann gefangen. .3mei
Amerifasler fanen BEL Dem @efe6t
INNS 2eben. Bon Sen @eiBruIien
fielen fiinf Wann.
sd beoauerte, OoB Qelltnant
&enoaa, Der 8ogomoleb g%efangen.
nabmL i'm nidt an einem Selefon-
pfoiten mfbdngte", iagte General
@rapes.
SemeOnOff beindte unier 2am6
Semeonoff folgte &olti9af i'm
Sberfomma1oo, murOe i6lieBli9
BON ben Sopiets beriagt uno fam
1922 in Die 8~ereinigten Staaten.
9as Staatsoepartement, oas linn elm
Blum getpabrt batte, itieB in Ser
Seffentlidfeit auf beftige @ntriiIt-
ing. 9eportierung tpuroe berlangt,
uno Der %perltorbene Senator @iaiam
6. 8orab leitete cine l1nteriudung
elm Oie blutige gin5elbeiten aus
Semeonoffs 2nufbabn 81 Gage for
oerte. Semeonoff berlieB i9lieBlid)
Imerifa ufreimilig~.
@abreno ieines Mufentbaltes gab
er 81, oaB Ser 3mef Ieines gefudes
par, llnteritiisung fir cine &eDolte
gegen Die Somiets in Sibirien gu
finoen. Seitoem pur0e iein Name
peridieoentli6 NIT lol6en @erIuden
i'm 5ernen Often in @erbinouna ae-
tra6t-oas leBtemal 1884. Die
geridte be5ei6neten i'm getp0bnlidJ
ais iaponii6en Mgenten. eSsebt ioa
er i'm Soloe DeutfdIanos Iteben.
Washington Journal., 1943-08-06

penn oas Srdulein bonn amt iagt,
bob ii6 niemal6 meloet, bdnge ih
ipieoer auf. Muf oieie @eiie foltet
mid Oas @eden ni6ts. Mber berte
bat Die SdlafmiiBe ben Scorer abge=
nommen, uno id mlBte 80 Gent
berappen."