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The Apache sentinel., 1944-02-04

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Hello, everybody! This has been
an especially busy week for Curley
Top; however, he is never too busy
to meet his readers at the appoint
ed time.
Night Problem
On JAN 18 our Co. had it's first
night problem AS on any problem
of this kind, one can always oh
serve some things that have their bit
of humor This problem was no diff
ferent in that respect.
While in the bivouac area. a noise
was heard that convinced many Of
us that we would be annoyed dur
ing the night by the howls of cog
oteS.
Many of us were thrilled for that
was the first time that we had heard
such sound.
However, to our disappointment
we found out later that the coyotes
had been put on KIP. SO there would
be silence in that area.
The next thing of interest came
while we were doing our blackopt
driving. Many of the men were quite
confident that blackout driving was
cinch. I've often heard the men
brag about their eagle eyes; how
ever. Pvt. Amos Gatson is now well
convinced Yes, it's true that 21s
ton truck can travel in rough places.
for Pvt. Gatson proved it.
For a while he was afraid of an
instant promotion to the rank of 1st
Sgt. SO he could get enough money
to buy his truck but later it was
revealed that the damage, if any,
was very slight.
The problem as whole was very
successful and Capt. Hawkinson
complimented the men on their work
and stated that their good showing
was an indication that they h$d
taken advantage of the training they
had received.
Company Band
I'm proud to announce that the
150th ON. Band is really getting
into fine shape. The band made its
first appearance on Jan. Goth when
lit played for the Co. during chow.
The following men make up the
complement Of the band: Pvt. Ro-
land Samber at the piano, Pvt. Cor
nelius Davis, saxophonist, Pvt Ber-
nard Clendenin with the clarinet,
Pvt. James Keith, with the trrnbone,
Pvt. Morris Glover, who plays the
trumpet, Pvt, James Johnson, with
the electrical guitar, Pfc. James Gou-
deau, with the guitar and yours tru-
ly, the personality man with the ba-
ton. You win be hearing more Of
us as time goes on.
Well, folks, in closing may 1 re-
mind everyone that you will be do
ing both your country and yourself~a
favor If you purchase war bonds.
Let's get to work and make. the
fourth war bond drive a big success.
AS Phil Baker would say it, until
next week, bye, bye, buy bonds!
BUY AN EXTRA BOND
The Apache sentinel., 1944-02-04

When the benefits of USO are
added up after the war, there win be
more to tally than a list of USO
services. USO will have made a con-
tribution of a spiritual nature
through the promotion of under
standing between people of different
faiths, not only among the armed
forces and the USO personnel them
selves, but also among hundreds Of
thousands of volunteers and COM
munity organizations of all kinds
that have joined with USO to en-
rich and diversity its programs.
BUY ALL THE BONDS You CAN
Maybe She Could Use the Gun
Rockford, Ill.-CCNS) Mrs. Dar-
ius Conklin picked up the wrong
travelling bag while in a railroad
station here 1t contained sawed
off shotgun.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-02-04

lantic and Pacific coasts, the Cali
fornia desert and troops on maneu-
vers. IS USO Camp Shows units
were playing in this country and 35
elsewhere in this hemisphere and in
every theater of war. AT the end of
1943 USO had almost 5000 opera
tions, with 100000 volunteers.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-02-04
NIGHT SCHEDULE

Saturday February
Timber Queen'-Richard Arlen. Mary Beth Hughes
Sweet Rosie SOGrady"-Betty Cradle, Robert Young
Shorts-Silver Wings, Hunting the Devil Cat The Herr
ing Murder
Madame Cure" Greer Carson, Walter Pidgeon.
Shorts Paramount News No. 43
Sunday, February s
Madame Curie" = Greer Carson, Walter Pidgeon.
ShortS-Paramount News No. 43
Standing Room Only Fred MacMurray, Pauette
Goddard ShortS-Paramount News No. "A Arfny-NaVy
Screen Magazine.
The Racket Man"-Tom Neal Jeanne Bates. Shorts
Lucky Cowboy, Popular Science, A Day in June
Monday, February
Same Sunday.
Same Sunday.
Sweet Rosie O'Grady"-Betty CRADLE Robert Young
Shorts-Silver Wings, Hunting the Devil Cat Herr
ing Murder.
The Racket Man'-Tom Neal, Jeanne Bates. Shorts
Lucky Cowboy Popular Science, A Day in June
"Swingtime johnny Andrew Sisters, Harriet Hiard
"Nabonga"-B Buster Crabbe, Fiji Dorsay
Standing Room Only" Fred MacNdurray Paulette
Goddard Shorts-Paramount News No "A Arny-Navy
Screen Magazine.
Wednesday, February 9
Sweet Rosie O'Grady'-Betty Cradle, Robert Young
rtsSilver Wings, Hunting the Devil Cat The Herr
ing Murder.
Jane Eyre"-Joan Fontain, orson welles. Shorts
Paramount News No. 45 Pelican and the Snipe.
Same Tuesday.
Thursday February 10
Standing Room Only Fred MacNdurray Paulette
Goddard Shorts-Paramount News No A, Army Navy
Screen Magazine.
Same Wednesday
swingtime Johnny Andrew Sisters Harriet Eilliard
"Nabonga" Buster Crabbe, Fiji Dorsay.
Friday, February IL
Same Thursday.
Phantom LaCy"-Franchot Tone Ella Raines Shorts
New Orleans Blues, These Are the Men.
Jane ESre'SJoan Fontaine OrSon WelleSl Shorts
Paramount News No 45 Pelican and the Snpe
The Apache sentinel., 1944-02-04

BONDS EoR VIcroE
The Apache sentinel., 1944-02-04
"CURLEY TOP"
SPEAKS FOR ON.

!. News from 150th QM Truck Co. +
* BY PFC. CHARLES H. CURL =
The Apache sentinel., 1944-02-04

he is back with usl Again, all so
civ
The Apache sentinel., 1944-02-04
Film Fore on the Fort
.MATENEEs


Saturd2y-Theatre No 1 Only, at m
Snnday-Theaters No. Is, Show 200 pm.
Theatres No. IA, Show starts at pm.
Tuesday only
NIGHT SCHEDULE
Theatre No. l--630 pm.
Theatre pm.
Theatre No. 4-600
$3.50
The Apache sentinel., 1944-02-04

Theatre No. 1
Theatre No. 4
Theatres No. 3-5
Theatre sNo. l
Theatre No. 4
Theatres No. 3-5
Theatre No. /
Theatre No. 4
Theatres No, 3-5
Theatre No. l
Theatre No. 4
Theatres No. a-5
Theatre No. l
Theatre No. 2
Theatres No. 3-5
Theatre No. l
Theatre No. 4
Theatres No. 3-5
Theatre No. ]
Theatre No. A.
Theatres No. 3-5
The Apache sentinel., 1944-02-04
USO Benefits Are Numerous

-eoNps FoR BOMBS
The Apache sentinel., 1944-02-04

EXTRA BOND
The Apache sentinel., 1944-02-04

Wy ALL THE BONDS You CAN
Evening star., 1944-03-29
1NeA Aa4

To obtain free copy Of the illustrated
leahet on the Seven Worders of the
World send self-addressed envelope
bearing 3-cent stamp to Uncle Ray In
care of The Evening Star
Evening star., 1944-03-29

Jacoby Lightner Schenken You
i 4 Pass d Dbl.
A. SO 5A ca
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
Released by the Bell Syndicate, Ine.)
The -Four Aces will be rieased to an
swer letters from readers IL a stamped
(3-cent). self-addressed envelope is In
closed with each communication ad-
dressed to the Four Aces, care OF The
Evening Star, II you desire the pocket
outline of the Four Aces system of
contract bridge, send with your request
to the Four Aces, care Of The Evening
Star. stamped t3-cent), self-addressed
large-size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Uncle Roy's Corner

Thousands of mole nests now con-.
tain baby moles and many other
nests will have them before the end
of April Most Of us will not see
those little moles, but they are there
in holes in the ground. Often a
mole nest is under large stone, or
below a tree stump. Most of the
nests contain from three to FIVE
young ones.
Whether they are young or DID,
moles are seldom to be seen. That.
is because they spend almost all
their time inside the dark earth.
They are furry animals which can
Evening star., 1944-03-29
"TREW VALUE CARS"
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

14th and Pa. Ave. Sc
DoGge-Plymouth Distributors.
AT. 4340. Est. l9l
Evening star., 1944-03-29

cut through the ground about az
well as worms. Indeed, they may
make much better speed than
worm; they often. "chase" a worm
and catch it. They cannot see the
worm, of course, but they may smell
it or follow its trail through the soil. :.
Moles have eyes but they are very.
small and are of little use for seeingl
things. Under the ground the eyes
are guarded by loose skin which
covers them. The eyes are about;
the size of pinheads!
A mole's pointed snout helps the
animal bore into soft soil. The
"star-nosed mole" has a number of
points on its snout and this explains
it's name.
Whether it has a "star-nose' or
just plain snout, the mole makes
its hole mostly by digging hard with
its front feet Each of those feet is
armed with five claws and an extra
"sickle-bone.
Moles destroy worms which are
narmIul 10 growing crops. In a
few months a mole may eat thou
sands of wireworms and cutworms
Often it eats more than its own
weight in single day.
Most of the digging by moles Is
done near the surface of the ground
during warm parts of the year. Tun-
nels have been found four or five
feet deep. however, and during the
cold season moles stay away from
the surface.
| People complain about mole tun-
nels on lawns and there is a fair
amount of damage Of this kind. Yet
these little animals destroy many
larvae of harmful insects and more
than pay their way. Years ago a
law was passed in France to levy a
fine on any one who killed a mole.
Evening star., 1944-03-29

Remove letter from each
called for in the column Print the letter
the word from which
correctly, postpone
Answer Yesterdays LETTER-OUT
90 MOSQUE-MOUSE a for
(U) SUITABLE-BESTIAL an
RECIPE-PRICE paw.
tS) SSTER-TRIES an efort).
CT) TROWEI--LOWER below.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
Crime Doesn't Pay. No. 1875

west opened the diamond ten,
dummy and East playing low and
South taking the ace The club king
was led and West won, continuing
diamonds. East took the diamond
eight and laid down the king. South
trumped and West overtrumped
with the jack.
Now the heart queen was led
South won with his ace and tried
to trump heart with the five of
spades in dummy, so that East was
able to overtrump with the spade
six. On diamond return South
discarded and dummy's queen won;
then, after cashing the spade ace,
South discarded two hearts on the
high clubs, after which he finessed
for the spade queen and won the
rest; but he was down one.
South's error was in not trump
ing the first round of hearts in
dummy, instead of the second. Then
the spade ace would have revealed
the trump situation. After that
South would discard three low
hearts on the diamond queen and
high clubs, then lead the spade
nine and finesse, then continue club
leads. As soon as East chose to
trump South would overtrump,
winning the remaining tricks and
making his contract.
Yesterday you were Theodore
Lghtner'S partner. Both sides
were vulnerable and had 80 on
score, and you held:
0KJ763
AKQ52
L764
The bidding:
Jacoby Lightner Schenken You
IA Pass % CD
Answer Double. This is, of
course, take-out double If you
bid two hearts and Jacoby then
makes a jump bid in spades, you
would be unable safely to show your
diamond suit.
Score 100 per cent for double, so
per cent for two hearts, 10 per cent
for two diamonds.
Question No. 1857.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues;
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
Die nene @niif

aur5 na6 Dem Iebten ariege, als
Der grpreiiionismus aae fiinltleriide
3udt uno 5orm 5eritorte, nobel er
ii6 in Der Wtltiif insbeionoere in
atonalen 8eItrebungen austobte, bat
te @rtbur Nifii9 ii9 oa3ii beitim-
men laiien, in Berlin elm iol6 nett
getontes @erf ein5uituoieren. @or
Der erlten Brobe fiiblte er li9 ge-
notigt, an Die Mitglieoer oes Srde-
items cine feline 4niprade gu ri6ten:
u@ir baben bier cine ieltiame Mhl-
fit Dor unS, meme Serren", iagte er,
vuno eS 6eitebt @eranlaiiung, oaB
mir uns Dor 8eginn Der eriten 8ro-
BE gr~unoidsli6 beritanoigen, oamit
es ipdter feline grorterungen gibt.
@lio, meme Serren, tpenn es fali6
flingt, Damn lit es ri6tig; uno iuenn
es ridtig flingt-omn lit es falid!"
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
8efriebiate Memaierbr

Neun neugierige @eibsleute bon
Souiton in Seras piiniden bellte,
lie bGtten ii1 fiir3li9 Die 3iigel mebr
angelegt. Sci Dem gerlaiien zines
&aufbauies gepabrten nniere nenn
Choppers" eilen Holiaeinagen cine
Dame in ser Mitte Der StraBe an
balten unb mlsfragen. Natiirli6
eilten uniere 9dm6en iofort iiber
Die StraBe, I'M e6enfaas babel 81
iein". Sic fanoen elm ber5li6es
8iQfommen-oer Yoli5iit mar oa=
nit bei6dftigt, ser eriten 6rau cine
0orlaoung megen uSaD @alfing"
Clteberi6reiten Der StraBe unter
NiAtbea6tung Der 8erfebrsli6ter)
aus3uitellen mno iiberreidte unleren
neun Neugierigen ebenfaaS neun
Strafporlaoungen.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
Slcibt unf Gnren 9lr6eitspldten!

Sri. @}argaret Sidep, sic gor-
iibenoe oeS meibli6en @eratlngs-
fomitees Der n@ar Manpoper Cont
milton" lobte Die rberborgene Or
mee~ Der peibli6en arbeiter fir
@merifas electromagnetic &riegslei-
itungen@ uno appeaierte an oie
6rauen inn 2anoe, lett ai9t nad3u-
laiien. SRI. SideD mies 0arauf bin,
Dab Die 8ei6leunigung uno BroOuf-
ton in Dem lebten &riegsItaOium
allies ~6eoeuten, uno oaB es pi6tig
iei, oaB Die Srouen ibre @rbeit fort
ieben, beIonoers I'M SCRIPT penn iie
oringeno 6enotigt iin0 INN Die 2iiden
gu fiiaen, Die oaour6 e%ntite6en, oaB
oiele S9iiler pieoer in ibre &laiien
8uriidfebren.
uNo6 niemols mar bic Mrbeit al
Ser Seimatfront 10 tpi6tig pie ieBt",
fiibrte SRI. SideD aus. Ser &f
Der &riegsproouftion miro crit ge-
monnen leir, nenn Ser lebte S6uB
a6gefe1tert tporoen it,"
8leibt auf @uren 4r6eitsplaben
Inn alen &riegsanforoerungen nod
aufommen-eS lit unlere ein3ige
Soffnung ouf oolen Sieg I'M frii-
beltm0gli6en Moment!
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
llniere Sdiffabrt nur neiem TradJt=
refDr0
From the Office of War Information !

(From the Office of War Information
9ie ,@ar Shipping @ominiItra-
ton" plaate am 81. September, Der
als o8ictorp Sleet 0ap" proflamiert
muroe, ale ~oiejenigen gu ebren, Die
i'm 9ienit Ser amerifanii6en Son-
oelsl6iffabrt CUR 3eit friegsmi6tig-
tie 9lrbeit leiiten. 9lus oieiem @nlaB
mies lie oarauf bin, oaB uniere San-
oelsidiffabrt in ben erjten ie6s Mo-
naten oieies Sabres nabe5u $1,000
900 Sonnen 6radt aus ben Ser
einigten Staaten peri6ifft bat, nno
Iomit ouf Dem belten 8ege III, Die
gransport8ablen oes borigen Sab
res gu iibertreffen. SIN gan5en
Sabre 1913 puroen 10000 900
Sonnen peri6ifft. 9ie Steigerung
unlerer S6iffsfra6ten ipiegelt oas
aeIteiqerte Sempo Ser &riegfiibrung
an oen 6ronten in europa uno @iien
wioer. 8eionoers lit tie our6 cine
Itarfe 3unabme Ser @eridiffung BON
Selproouften gefenn5eidnet, oa Die
lie in ben &Gmpfen benotigt weroen,
Sic our 3eit iiberaa 8rel6en IN Die
8erteioigungslinien unierer 6einoe
I6lagen.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
&uppert Seim

Iuf @inlaoung bon 6rou &i6arO
0ietle p%erlammelten lid ole Mitglie=
Der uno 6reunoe oes &uppert Seims
I'M berrli6en Sarie Der @oltgeberin
in Montgomery Stills. 3rob &egen
un0 Stltrm tparen Sc 0anen er-
i6ienen. @egen Nbmeienbeit Ser
ErGiioentin fitbrte 6ratt Sein3ntann
Den &orlib. Die ii6liden @ereins-
geI61fte, mie &erleiung oes Yroto-
foas, 8~e5ablung ser monatli6en
&e6nunger, @infaiiieren bon 0eit-
glieos6eitrGgen, uim., mllroen glatt
erleoigt. 0rei neue Mitglieoer, Die
6rouen &otb, &rno uno @en5el,
Duroen altfgenommeu.
Nodoem oas @ei6dftli6e erleOigt
mar, ging man gum gemiitliden Seil
ii6er. 0as groBe Sous mar fat 81
eng fiir Die pielen @Gite uno nobmen
mon6e i'm i6onen @orten oltf Stiib=
len uto 8dnfen 8lab. 6ral 0ietle,
meI6e ans ltngorn gebiirtig lit, bat
te &artoffellalat uno S6infen nit
ubeiBen Semmeln" 3u6ereitet, mel
Dies aaes uor5iiglid idmedte.
Gem 8flaumen- uno Mpfelfuden
muroe gang defenders 8ugeipro6en.
9a5ll cabs natiirli6 gutelt &affee.
Iae, pel6e oa maren, baben Die
8obrt in Die i6one 8oritoot Siloer
Spring, trob oes i6le6ten @etters,
nidt berellt. Wan freut ii6 bereits
ulf Die nGhIte GinIo01tnd
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
Sufip melbet SOrpeOiernng BON $50
amerifaniIden 0efangenen

Die Comet 81 6ridtenagentur mel
oete neuli6, baB $50 &riegsgefan-
aene, oarunter minoeitens $50 Slime
rifaner, BEL Der Sorpeoierung 5peier
iapanii6er transporter i'm Siio-
meltpa5ifif oen Sob fanoen. Die
amerifanii6en @efangenen uno Die
iapanil6e 8eiabung gingen perlo-
rem, 10 bieB es IN Der ~&aoiomeloung,
ais Elm ofeinoli6es" unterieeboot
einen transporter Dor Wtinoanao
in ben 86ilippinen am Z. Septem-
Der p~erienfte. 1870 @efangene Ioaen
BEL Ser @erienfung zines Transpor-
ters Dor Sumatra am 26. Sum- um-
aefommen iein. $40 meitere on
@oro befinoli6e @efangene puroen
gerettet.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
9euti6e banelt
einen siOOitmaa
Gum sdntc gsicns unO Der Oitmarf

From the office of War Information
Die notwithstanding yStodbolms
Gioningen" meloet, Dab Die Oeitt-
i6en 9eboroen Die @rri6tl1ng zines
Siiooitmals gum S6llbe @iens an.
georonet baben neil milit1rii6e
oeuti6e &reiie 0amit redner, 0oB
elm alliierter @oritoB auf @ien uno
sic 9onaupropin5en meit friiber
fommen mag, ais lie auf @rltno Der
lebten Greigniiie eripartet batten.
Cine onoere i6tpe0iide 3eitung,
oSocioloemocraten~ beridtet, ooB
oie 8ep0lferung BON Selterreih fir
oie Mrbeiten an Dem @iener Sii0oit-
mall e6enio mobililiert meroen loa,
ipie oie 9ebolterung 9ltpreuBens
uno @eitoeuti6lonos fir Die oorti-
gen neutrality-suspicious.
&eim @erlak arf Die ltnsarn
Geutide &reiie in Bern re6nen
nit einem friiben &orItoB Ser &lli=
len gegen @ien, fiigt Oas 9latt bin
81, uno apor bur1 Die Slowafei
uno ltngarn. Gini9e ungoril6e
Sormationen al Ser SItfront ergo
ben li9 Sen &uiien nabe5u wiOer-
ItanoSloS, uno tauienoe ungarii6er
Soloaten, sic nod in ibrer &eimat
lt~ationiert Iino, balten iid per6orgen.
Die 0euti6en perlaiien ii6 oaber
nidt oarauf Dab Die ltngorn piel
8ioerItano leiiten weroen, pent Die
&uiIen crit ouf ungarii6em gooen
lino. Die @iener 3eitungen Der
offentliden bereits Appeae on Ole
0eItrei6er, ii1 ais beOrobte @ren3-
oeutl6e 81 betrad)ten uno ibr Sano
bis gum lebten Mann 81 perteioigen.
@ie in elmer belagerten SETTING miro
Die 8eDolferung @iens i6on aufge-
foroert, 2ebensmittel auf5nIpei6erll.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
9te 9entl6en
befe itigem 9duemart
SrnppenDeritGrfnngen in SiitlanS
un0 Seelan0
(From the Office of War information

(From the Office of War lnformation')
9ie i6meoii6e 8eitung r9agens
Npbeter" i6reibt, Dab Die militori-
i6en @orbereitungen, mel6e Die
Geutiden tiir5li6 in 0dnemarf ge-
troffen baben, oarauf binoeuten, Dab
lie nit elmer oaiierten SnOaiion 9G=
nenlarfs re1nen, Die oas 3iel ba-
ben miiroe, i6neaen 3utritt 8n Noro-
oeuti6lalto uno Der SiteefiiIte 81
fin0en.
0ie oeutI6en @or6ereitungen
i6lieBen neutrality-suspicious. I'M
Noroen ser Bronin5en Seelano uno
Siitlano uno 8efeltigrmgsarbeiten
in Siio- Siitlono EN-. Auf @ru1o
oieier pantheon Mbmebrporbereitun-
gen Ser 9euti9en perbreitete iid in
gang 9dnemart fiir5li6 l6on oos
@eriibt, oaB cine englii6e Snoa-
l~ionsflotte bereits auf Dem 8ege bon
Sslano na6 9dnemarf uno Dem liio-
li6en 0ormegen lei. 6erner gebt
oas @erii1t, Dob Elm GROCER Sell
ser oeuti9en Sitieeflotte in ben Sc
mGiiern bel Der Sniel 8ornbolm 8u-
Iammenge5ogen lit.
Ole oeuti6en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
in Noroiiitlano iino unotpeifelbaft
gegen oie etmaige Moglidfeit elmer
oQiierten Snpalion ODER gegen ir-
genopel6e aftionen elmer fombinier-
ten aaiierten Slotte in oieien @epdl-
fern geri6tet, iagt oas i@weoii6e
8latt. 2Gngs Ser &iiite iin0 unter
@alier in orei &eiben Minen gelegt
moroen, u1o 5mar 10 nabe Dem
Stranoe, oaB man iie bel @bbe uber
@aiier ieben fam. Ausgeoebnte
9anobefeitigungen iino beionoers
5mii6en 5reoerifsbafen uno @renen
angelegt moroen. Die oeutl6en Oar
nilonen, Die biSlang in Der Salpt-
Iode aus fleinen Abteilungen Der
@ebrmo9t beItanoen, Die our4 Sit
leriuqeno uno ltfroiner ergan5t mur-
Sen, lino nun our9 oas Neueintref-
fen anoerer Wilitdrabteilungen en-
gdn5t moroen. Cine groBe 3abl Don
Sruppen5iigen perlieB tiir5li6 So
penbagen in n0rbli6er &i6tlng.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
0emtidJe Sau66oDte I'M Sm6iidyem
S5ean

Ser oeuti6e Seeresberi6t erpdbn-
te neulid oie Anmeienbeit oelttl6er
unteriee6oote I'M Snoiiden S5ean.
IS 6eItebt Die @ogli6feit, Dab oieIe
3aud6oote in Burma ooer in Der
anoaman Snielgruppe itationiert
limb. 0ie Meloung ltelte Die ge-
bauptung auf, oaB oieie u-8oote, io-
mie anoere I'M 4ermelfonal, bier
aaiierte S9iffe bon insgelamt
$4,000 Gonnen perienft baben. 0rei
meitere S6iffe ioaen BON 8orpeoos
bel6aoigt noroen fem. 9ieie Mel-
oungen iino unbeitatigt.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
Wabesn 700 MiQionen p@-Nail"
8riefe

(From the Office of War Information
Gem 6elbpoitbienit Der Mrmee
uno Ser 6lotte 5ufolge iino bislang
789, 539,39O 8-Mail-8riefe 5wil6en
@%naeb0rigen Der Streitfrdfte in lie
beriee, uno 5tpar Wannern pie
Srauen, uno ibren @ngeborigen oa-
beim ausgetaui6t Doroen. Ser
Selopoltoienit Der @rmee plant 8nr
3eit, I'M SCRIPT cine groBe T-Wtail-
citation in 6ranfreid anf5umafen,
Die es erm0gliden miro, Die per
8-Wfail peri6idte 6elopolt unlerer
grpeoitionsarmee in europa brett
iiber ben Sentiment 81 leiten, anltatt
mie bislang iiber England. Cur
Belt perben Die 8-Wail-griefe aus
Stalien per 5lig5eug 81 mobilen
Selopoititationen in 6rantrei6 ge-
bra6t, mo- iie Damn an Die Sront'
truppen perteilt tperoen.
TeG- 80 EL. 80 O~~~~nTA
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
8ref~@ertei6iger ppn Aoolf Sitler
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giner oeutiden &aoiomeloilng 5u-
folge bat Sitler Dem 8erteioiger oes
Satens Don Brett, @eneraaeutnant
Sermann &emde, ben bo6lten oelt-
i1en &riegsoroen ben gi6enfran5
nit S6mertern uno 9iamanten gum
Hitteroroen oes giiernen &ren5es,
perlieben. SIM 8erluuf Der langen
8elagerung oerSafenitaot in Der 8re=
tagne 8ropin5 bate General &amfe
m~ieoerbolte amerifanii6e &apitnla-
acknowledgements a%bgelpieien.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
rehnen fonnen.

redbnen fonnen.
y5anatii6e Na3is re6nen oaber
nit minoeItens elmer balben Miaion
MGnnern uno Srauen, Die iih ibnen
beoingungslos fir lire finiteren I'm
tergrunopl1ne CUR 8erfiigung lteaen
weroen. 8ieaeiGt boffen iie, anf
oieie @eiie i6lieBlid bod wieoer an
oie Ma6t 81 gelangen. Sn ieoem
Safe ioaten mir INNER oaran benz
fen, oaB Ser observation-disclosures
INNER tpieoer erfldrt bat, er femme
oas @ort &apitulation ni6t. 0ies
oarf ~feinespegs ais cine bloBe &e-
oensart aufgefaBt peroen."