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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Meets All Corners

No major league executive is
more accessible than Zellcr lie is
on his job early and late He plays
no favoriteS The sports editor or
the office boy can walk into his
office, so long as he officially IS
representing 4 paper and get the
same fair and courteous treat
ment.
You ask Zeller q cues ton. and
you get an answer Nothing ever
is of the record
Ask Zeller question he feels
is not fair, and he simply says.
Il can't answer that
Newspapermen have come 10
realize there always is a square
shake in the Tiger front office
where Jack Zeller holds forth.
Yes, think he deserves more
than stiff nod in the present
pennant-mad situation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Bombers Near
Softbd| Title

Briggs Bombers have a chance
10 Clinch their second straight De-
troit Softball Association pennant
tonight in A game against john
sons TO be played at Mack Park
: o'clock. Last night Briggs beat
the Hudson l5I club. 3 to !, and
IS unbcaten this season in DSA
play
In another featured game to-
night Cadillac ia can win the
Class A metropolitan title if II
beats DeSoto 227 over which II
now holds one victory This game
iS set for $50. At SIS Hudson
Motor meets Hudson 154
Keller Wildcats annexed the
DSA major girls title last night
by beating Hudson Motor 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
PRAISE FROM HUNK

Hunk Anderson, stopping in
town for a short visit after his
team lost to the Packers, AZ to
%, was high in his praise of the
Green Bay outfit. When you can
come back four touchdowns 10 tie
a team and that team can rally
to score two more. it's a pretty
good ball club the Bears coach
said.
\ Dorais is pretty well satisfied
with his club on their showing
against the Giants. Barring in
juries the same team that started
against New York will take the
field against the Packers. and as
Gus says, II think well give a
good account of ourselves"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Bo.Bo Stalks Tigers

AS we understand il there is
chance Bo-Bo Newsorl may 90
in the third game of the present
Tiger Philadelphia series on
Wednesday. You can be sure this
will be something on the super
thriller side.
30 DO has never been one 20
shy from the limelight In fact
he thrives on II,
Here in Detroit the big pitcher
has host Of friends Even though
he is in a rival uniform now, he
doesn't hesitate 10 look up his
old acquaintance and let them
know. If given the chance, he will
be just the guy 10 take care OF
Detroit's pennant chances.
You'll recall. OF course that
Bo-Bo has had no love for the
Tiger cause since Jack Zeller sent
him away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
u. Of N. Sees
Aerial Battle

ANN ARBOR. Sept. 26--Mich-
iean coaches scanned the reports
of scout Art Valpey today and
noticed Bob Hoernschemeyer is
up 10 his old tricks He was re-
Gently released from the navy 10
await an Annapolis appointment.
Against Illinois last Saturday
he was the star OF the backfield
with his accurate passes and fine
running. He played here last fall
and his passing was some OF the
best seen in this section In long
time.
The Wolverines took things easy
yesterday. The coaches thought
they might issue aprons for Satur-
'day so the boys could carry the
ball in safety. Saturday night
against Marquette they fumbled
eight times, five of the boots being
recovered by the Hilltoppers.
After due consideration, Fritz
Crisler and bis aides decided the
bows lust had a bad night and
would likely be over fumbling for
the few games.
Eight fumbles Is enough for
the season." Crisler cracked.
Michigan worked on It's pass
PLAYS More and more aerials are
expected TO appear as the season
progresses So far three OF the
four touchdowns tailed by the
Wolverines have heen from half
back Bill Culligan TO end Dick
Rifenburg.
Other games on Saturdays
schedule bring together Wisconsin
and Northwestern. Illinois AT
Great Lakes. Observation-Disclosures,
Purdue Marquette and Ohio State
Missouri. Notre Dame opens It's
season against Pittsburgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Louisville Near
Association Title

LOUISVILLE, Sept IS up
The Louisville Colonies needed
only one more victory over St.
Paul today 10 clinch the Amer
can Association playoffs, after
trimming the Saints, 2-l, last
night in a thrilling ninth inning
climax.
The Colonies won their third
straight game in the four out OF
seven finals when Strlck Shofnew
slammed a long triple 10 left cen
ter IN the last half of the ninth.
then scampered home when Mike
Sandlock, Saints third baseman,
fumbled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

With the help of Philadelphia errors the Tigers had
bases in all but two of the innings but Christopher
was at his best in the clutches and with sweeping under
hand delivery disposed Of the Tiger batting threats with
little or no trouble.
The Tigers and Athletics each scored run in the
second inning Dick Sebert led off with single to start
the Athletics on the way Bill McGhee grounded to Pnky
Higgins who with easy double play sight threw TO
Eddie Mayo, who covered second base. When Mayo
dropped the ball. both runners safe.
Charley Metro former Tiger who playing third base
for the AS walked filling the bases Eddie Busch hit into
double play, Sebert scoring.
First up Wakefield walked in the Tiger half Of the
frame only to be forced at second when Jimmy Outlaw
grounded to Metro. Then Richards flew out to Ford
Garrison right for the second out Hoover grounded to
Metro whose throw struck the Tiger shortstop in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

WILL Try BASEBALL AGAlN
II, and when, kind Providence is
good enough TO return him TO
these shores.
In a letter 10 his close friend.
Herman Golanty, big Henry
wrote
Baseball news IL foreign To
me here. don't know one
player from the other. How
ever, I'm anxious 10 get back
and give II try. Maybe IL they
start dem0biiizing after GER
msny's defeat I might Vet get
one more crack At the game. IL
would be great TO be out there
In Briggs Stadium again next
season. Say, bud, can dream,
cant ?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Ieats On! Tigers, Browns Neck-andNeck Bob Tales

back Outlaw scored the With the tied
one.al the inning ended little later when Gentry
grounded to Irving Hail. the Philadelphia second baseman
The Tigers threatened to in the third bat didn't
have the punch With one out Mayo got his single but
later when the Tiger second sacker tried to steal he was
thrown out from here to Burma. Higgins given life
first a boot by Hall but it helped little when York
followed with long fly ball to Garrison, squechng the
mild rally.
The Tigers threatened again in the fifth only to be
disappointed again. With down, Gentry singled And
when Hall booted Cramers grounder Gentry checked in
second base However Mayo forced Cramer and after
getting base when hit by pitched ball, Higgins was
forced BY York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

"a NJ n 4 81 COMM MAJ y
nine American League pcnnants
and ttve world championships
Makes me think of some Of
those close finishes In the
past. That one in 1922. for In
stance. when New York cap
tured the pennant by one
game iFom the Brnwns- That
came On the last day of the
season. you know. Golly, what
n race!
1T isn't anything new for
Detroit 90 he In on close fin
iNhes, IN II? Fans here. Of
course, remember the 1870 fin
Ism when that Young fellow
what's his name. Global (Fioyd
Giebell) or something - beat
Bobby Teller and the Tigers
beat the Indians. But lot of
them don't remember that In
1908 Detroit beat out the In
iians by half game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Baltimore, Buffalo
In Series Final

BALTIMORE. Sept &c tUP)-
The Baltimore Orioles and the
Buffalo BlSons stood all square
at three games apiece in their
somi-final bcSt-of-ScVcn series in
The international League Cover
nor Cup race today Baltimore
defeated the fourth place BiSonS.
%, IN the sixth game of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Gen+ry's Best-But Loses

II ronic that Rufus Gentry for most OF the sea:
son cratic should be the victim of defeat after he turned
what was probably his best performance OF the season.
not excepting his no-hter in Cleveland He gave up
six scattered hits and one earned run.
But the elongated Russ Christopher of the Athletics,
pitched better ball turning the Tigers back with an i'm
pessve four hit masterpiece The lone marker of Chris
topher was unearned Two of the quartet OF hits were
comparative puny nfed hits chalked up by Eddie Mayo
who scratched hot grounder off Dick Sebers glove and
Dick Wakefield who beat out bounder over Christopher
head for single Rudy York and Gentry fashioned clean
singles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
BowIers Refuse Tips,
Bows Refuse 10 Set

Members Of Hope Lutheran and
st Bridges leagues refused to tip
pinboys at the Argyle Recreation
last night. AS a result the pin
boys refused 10 set and both
leagues were shut down. Mem
bers of both leagues charge there
is a sign. The management says
tipping in this establishment Is
posted AT Argyle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
One Game Will
Decide PIayoff

Should the Tigers and the ST.
Louis Browns finish IN tie for
the American League pennant
they will play one game, the site
of which will be determined by
the toss OF a coin.
VIII Harridge, president Of
the American League, made
this announcement after check
ing the rule book. lie IS ex-
pected 10 make an announce
ment on the details as the pos
sibility OF a deadlock increased.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Skaters Rites

Funeral services for Cpl Henry
Rubin, a leading ice skater here a
few years ago, will be held tomor.
row at Grace Episcopal Church,
Twelfth and Virginia Park Rubin
stationed at Columbus, O., was
killed Saturday in a bomber crash
near Portsmouth, o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
By LEO MACDONELL

When he takes the mound against the Athletics at
Briggs Stadium today Paul DIZZY Trout will not only
be Bidding for his 27h victory Of the season but Will have
the seer role defending the Tigers share OF the lead
in the sizzling American League championship race
On the hill for the Athletics in this the second OF
hreegame series will be the veteran Luke Hamlln one
time Tiger.
Beaten by the Athletics to in shocking setback
Yesterday the Tigers forced to yield share OF the
top position the Browns who shut out the Red Sox 3d.
last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Athletics Win in Eighth

From then on Christopher in the drivers seat.
The winning Philadelphia counter came in the eighth
when Hall led off with twobagger down the left field
foul line and scored Garrison punched single through
the box
In the Tiger half of the eighth, with out, York
singled to right sparkling the Tgers-but for short time
only York got to second passed ball. after which
Wakefield sent fly to Siebert, and Outlaw grounded
feeby short The Tigers moved down in order in
the ninth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Violent Language

The -year-old Mack laughed
off the suggestion that he soor
planned 10 quit baseball.
"Oh. that story comes out
every little while, dammit" Mi
Mack exclaimed
The dammit was pretty vio-
lent language for Mr. Mack
whose profanity in the past
reached its heights with my
gosh and good gracious
However. il has been noted that
the 52-year-old Earl Mack more
and more is taking over the man
acerial duties in connection with
the Athletics II was pointed out
recently that the elder Mack this
summer took two-wcck sea.
shore vacation, leaving Earl IN
complete chargc-a most unusual
Mack custom
Whether or not no takes a
longer rest. IL is certain MIR
Mack has earned ono after sc
years as a player, manager and
club executive.
However. has scorecard waving
from The bench is going 10 bo
missed when he does decide "a
'<Stire- II he does decide 10 re-
tire.
Mr.. Mack Will be 81 in De-
cpuhpr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

is something
these tense and
lonely nights
in faraway In
dis that Capt.
Henry Green
berg wonders
about.
But we are
quite sure that
we can answer
that question
for you. Hank
G r en- b re
IaW8a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

mention 7 ma I
the quiet frank
guy in tn .
Tiger front
office hash Z
exactly b en-
on a fishing
trip since the
whole tn n &
started
Jack Zener
takes no credit
for anything
good the Tigers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

sparrlnC p r.
nerS al the
Monroe "A. &.
gym n aSium
yesterday.
II was Ko-
CHAINS first
showing with
the eloves In q
local ring and
his perform
Huce WAS ir-
pre- sSINc. ac-
Cording 20 local
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Best Against Cards

Mr.. Mack believes that the
Tigers would have by far the
best chance of any American
League team against the Cardi-
nails in the World Series.
"YOu have those two fine
pitchers YOU know" MIR. Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

expla ned
Two great
pitchers like
+ GU I and
n ew h ouser
would he q
great help In
a short series
| 1 X 2 I h q
w orid Sc
ries."
MI Mack was
asked his opin-
ion on the mos,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Cubs Sian Pitcher

SOUTH BEND Ind. Sept rs
(UPD-The Chicago Cubs have
signed Phil Macy, right-handed
pitcher for the Knights OF PythIas
baseball team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Greenbere Still
Hopes TO Play f.
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Will Hank Greenberg return 10
baseball after the present conflict
Is over?
That's a question many people
have wondered about. I'm sure 1t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Opening for Team

There is an opening for $780,
average, or better, team IN the
Redford House bowling league
Wednesday at 9 p. m. Call How
ard Bridge al RE 1856.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

While he did not box, LaMotta
imhered up al the Monroe gym
yesterday on ms arrival from New
Yovk The Bronx battler sand
w.chcd IN part of the Tigers
Athletics ball game during the
afternoon. meeting up with his old
trlcnd and champion booster, Paul
bllyl Trout N
Both KOchan and LaMotla VIII
baN ,oarrug partners al the gym
today
Ir rho meantime matchmaker
Sick LOndoS Is fashloning what
nC promises VIII be a high class
Importing card 20 20 with the
Et.l.r-T Nfoffa tile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
MORE TROUBLE

That's not all, Mr.. Dorais. Try
Comp, from ST. Benedict's. who
took over the passing duties wher
Cecil ISbell Joined the Purdue
staff has improved. The years ex.
perience gives him poise and con.
fidence and makes him as good 9
passcr as Isbell was. And he has
a very capable understudy in Pau
Du hard from University OF
Florida.
The pass catchers are still Hut.
son and Harry Jacunski from
Fordham with Larry Craig giving
a hand. The Packers ran vel
against the Bears but still move
the ball quicker and more sue.
cessfully with Comp throwing to
one of those fleet ends.
The running attack is most ca
pably handled by Lou Brock. left
half. and Ted Fritsch. two of the
finest backs in the league. Both
of them turned in long gains
against the Packers, scoring
touchdowns from more than half
way out.
The line has some Of the old
favorites who have appeared
against the Detroit club many
times. Our old friend Buckets
Goldberg. the veteran from Wis
cqpsin; Baby Ray, 6 foot 6 and
$50 pounds from Vanderbilt;
Charlie Brock. the center from
Nebraska; AIDE SchNammel Of
Oregon State, and Pete Tinsley
of Georgia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

the last day Of
the season,
which Is next
Sunday OCT !.
1T " Ill
probably take
the New York
series In 81
Louis 10 tell
the tale" pom
dered the
\ e n q Fable
Mr. NJ k
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

Everybody else has had big
pat on the back since the Tigers
got in the midst OF this pennant
fight, and I think this is AZ least
the right time for somebody 70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Old TrOubIenlakerS
Will Face Lions
BY EDGAR HAYES

fellows all trouble for the Detroit
Lions fall will be doing the old stand Sunday
Gus Doras noted discussing the Green BayLons
Huon his old tricks, catching
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

ever DO He considers II ms Job %
take the rap for anything bad
that comes the way OF the Detroit
baseball club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
SpOr is
Connie Sees Race
CONC TIL Last Day
By LEO MAcDoNELL

.Easnie- Mack who is here with
MS Athletics. wouldn't be sur
priSed II the American League
chsn7plonship race goes down 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
KOchan Impressive
I'm First Workout
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Jake LsNIo Tor busy wagers shortened odds
evening Nhcn he ane win on The fight Since announcement
uC0Cr k0rrdu - CiyIuPa The match made La
day night, M Tho OF Aoa favor with local
Murn WHO Nv hoohan -n --n has boon 70 avortc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Entering the Stretch!


GAMES STILL TO PLAY
DETROIT-Home Philadelphia (2), Washington az Away,
St Eouis-Home Boston fat, New York a.. Away,
York-Home, Away Chicago (2). St Louis az.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

time he starts down the field.
He caught one touchdown pass,
starting his fourth straight year
in which he has scored in every
game. And he booted his 60th
straight extra point. I suppose
when my kids are coaching
Don will still be starring for the
Packcrs."'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New N6rk D Cincinnati a
IT Iuuis \ BfuoklNn
Pittsburgh i3a. Boston 81 hrV ramt,
completion ~ Auf contest, second Esme
IL innings. w.
ChicaFo IA Philadciphia OIL.
TODAY'S GANTS
Cinrinnau AZ NeW Nork ca.
rittsburEh al Rnston
ChitaFo az Philadelphia (1.
50. Louis a. BrOOklyn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

valuable player IN the American
League.
"GoIIy. that's hard 10 say"
the veteran Philadelphia owner
manager protested You have
a couple of candidates in Trout
and Newhouser."
He was asked about Dick
Wakefield
"Oh. that Wakefield boy.
isn't ne good one" Mr. Mack
enthuSed. "He has done your
Tigers a lot Of good. hasn't he ;?
But don't know. Has he
played enough games 10 he in
that valuable award business.
However, am lucky. ! don't
have to do the picking on that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
How They Stand

sGAmes behind ItadtT
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
philadelphia 4. DETROIT 4
New Work 1s, Chicago Ia hrtf fAme IL
innings
Cleveland Washington o.
~ Louis ,, Boston o
TODAY - CAMS
Philadelphia at DETROIT
New YORK al Chicago, night.
Washington at Cleveland
Boston At ~. Louis, night,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

As result, the Akron lot
stock climbed ana the bog who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Hal Seeks
28tIl Win
BY LEO MACDONELL

Hal Newhouser and 30. 30 New
som will be the rival pitchers fol-
the Tigers and Athletics In the
third and final game OF the series
here tomorrow. Newhouser will
be seeking his 2Sth victory of the
season.
York's home run in the fourth
inning was his seventeenth Of
the season and was the Tiger
first baseman's first since Sept.
I, when he exploded home run
of DubieI Of the Yankees. his
longest stretch without a four
ply blow.
He drove today's circuit
smash high into the second
deck of the left field stands.
Higgins was on base at tho
time. York hit q homer of HoI-
liHgswerth Of the Browns In st.
Louis, Sept. 1.
a double play in the fourth
boosted the Tigers total Of double
plays to 176, three more than the
best all-time mark for the Detroit
club.
Gehringer and Tavener formed
the keystone combination which
totaled l73 in 1927.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Potter Wins
For Browns

The hottest American League
pennant race since 1908, when the
Detroit Tigers nosed out the
Cleveland Indians by half game,
has entered into another OF It's
dozen climaxes today with the ar
rival OF the ST. Louis Browns
into a first-place tie with the De.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
Tough for Gentry
FHIIADTLPHIA

L1fIt1 N UU0'ff N nlntN-
La'tsf fNI Gently in ninth
Ruus-haU Sletgr' OUTLAW Frr0rr-Mayo.
N~f-H Busch Run hafted fn--Carrisou
Tul. heAe hN-HaI Sacrifice hit Estslclia
stolen base-W akeneld Left on bascs-phlih-
delptIh 8 Detroit . Double plays Hoover
fn fav0 ~ YORK Hoover 20 Mayo Bhsss
on baIs--oN Chrisfupher of Gentry
STRUCK Out--By Chustonhcr by Gentry
$3.50 nv pifcher--By Christopher Higgins .
Passed by-Hayes. Umpires-spvart. Hub
bagc and Pipgfa1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27
BEST GAME

Potter's exhibition, his best OF
the season, netted him his 18th
victory, the Browns, their sixth
straight and ninth out Of their
last IL starts since opening their
final home stand, Sept Is He
permitted but three base runners
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-27

troit Tigers.
The Brownies (once Wanted
then counted out of the fight
came 10 death grips with the
Tigers through a 3 TO 0 triumph
over the Boston Red Sox last
night as Nelson Potter pitched a
shutout. Potter gave-Hp only two
hits. both Of which came in the
third inning Glenn DreiSewerd,
the Woodworking rookie who
proved a nemesis 10 the Yankees
was credited with the loss.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11
Sin Mamm beidreibt Elm 5rauen
fpitiim

@G6reno oeS 9emofrotii6en &ar-
teifonpents in Chicago 6el6rieb Elm
3eitungsreporter IN Ieinem Stint
mungslieo" Die perlonli6e @rldei-
nung bon Srau 9orotbD @reoenberg
Ger Sefretdrin oes Nationalen @lts-
id)ulleS folgenoermaBen:
Sic 5og bemunoernoe 8lide ali
Iib pegen ibres lalDenoelblailen elm
teiligen &leioes, oas nit einen
cremefarbiger Sa6ot Oer5iert mar.
Stolo allf iein 8eritdnonis fiir
6rauenfleioer lieB er feline gel6rei-
buno Ser 6rau 8reoenburg iiber-
mitteln nit einem 8rief6en, morir
er ssragte: u9orotbp, is tbat correct2"
5rau 8reoenburg fribelte nit
8leiitift auf Die leere &iidieite lei
mes grief6ens. Sbre antport, ms
9euti6e iiberiett, lartete:
oNi6t ~lapenoel, ionoern pfla1-
menfarben, fem cremefarbenes Sa-
6ot-es lit roia. &ein einteillges
&leio-es lit elm &oitiim-es lit nod
nidt einmal elm Sabot, lonoern cine
8luie."
Washington Journal., 1944-08-11
Sitter berlangtc
,,blinOen 0ebOrlam''
Gr bielt cine Stanore0e an Ieine
Wanleiter

0as 0euti6e Na6ri6tenbiiro gab
befQnnt, oab Moolpb Sitler lebten
Sreitag cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an
feline @auleiter I'M groBen Saupt-
quarter gebalten bat.
Der 9N8=0 ariteaung 5ufolge
Iagte Sitter leinen Anbdngern: SD
CLAUDE, oaB es fir Die Station notig
1T, einen Mfonn mie mid 81 baben,
ser unter gar feinen llmitGnoen ia
pititliert uno oos Banner oes @lau-
bens uno Ser 3uperiidt bohbdlt. SD
glaube, oaB niemano oies better tim
f0nnte, als i6. 8as au6 foulmen
mag, i1 meroe immer 81 meiner
Stanoarte balten F. SD babe feline
MngIt Dor Dem &f 9egen unlere
inneren Seinoe. 2eBten @noes miro
oas fir uns feline &oae lpielen. @l-
les, mas ib brau1e, lit Die lleber-
5elgltng, ooB in unIerem Hiiden Dol
lige Si6erbeit, blinoer @eboriam
uno pertrauenspole Mitarbeit berr-
i6en."
Sierauf ant1portete @eneralmaior
&onltontin &ierl, Ser 6iibrer oes
Observation-Disclosures: uSbr 2e6en lit
unier 2eben."
IS iOl audi Dem 9mce sesOlten
6abeu.
&u0io Berlin berbreitete cine amt
li6e grfl6ritng ans GeneOig, mo-
na6 Die fir aOoIf Sitter beitimmte
Bonnie aud @euiiolini gegolten ba-
be. n9ieielben oeuti6en @eilitdr=
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