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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-05
Commencement
Calendar

Tuesday, June
Class Night, s o'clock. Lincoln
School. gymnasium.
Wednesday, June
Parents Nightlnyitational. s D.
Roosevelt High School.
Thursday, June 8
Commencement, y. m.--Lincoln
High School-Dr. II. Clyde Ford,
gymnasium.
Friday. June
Commencement. Z p. m.--Roose-
welt High School-Dean j. b. Ed
monson, Ann Arbor. auditorium
Michigan State Normal College
closes.
Lantern Walk. College Campus.
Saturday, June 10
Commencement. p. m.-Michi-
gan State Normal College. Presi-
dent John Munson. speaker.
Alumni Program, IL noon-Michi.
gan State Normal College, Charles
Mckenny Hall.
Sunday, June II
bhCCdlhuIt hlt, Z toV y III PM
lanti High School, Methodist
Church
Wednesday. June -
Sixth Grade commencement. 10
a. Woodruff School. Ernest
Chapelle.
Glass Day. 3 p. m.-Ypsilanti
High School. High School auditor
ium.
St Johns School closes for tho
summer.
Friday. June 10
All Ypsilanti Schools Close
commencement. 3 p. m.-Ypsi-
lanti High School. auditorium
Reception for Cleary graduates.
evening at n. Normal St.
Saturday. ,'une ~
Commencement. p. m.-Cleary
College. College auditorium
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-05
Classified Advertising

CLASSIFIED RATES PAYMENT WITH ORDER
Daily insertions follows
One day. zoo ys.ioe Ten days So
Special discount sementS
Advertising
No Ad taken for less than OF lines Count words 10 line
Publisher classified
wiz Insertion
can 40. Ad TAkNr.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-05

House Trailer For Rent Or Sale
TWO TRA1LEFs FOR RENT. shady
spot rozy trailer for sale. Phone
sf5 1899 LeFarge I'd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-05
Merchants Special.
JUST ARRIVED


STW SHIPMENT or DISHES
Services FOR S-t9 s5 up. GrInneu
Bros 21O ". Michigan Ave.
WI HAVE a LIMITED NUMBER
81 American Radiator Sunbeam Oil
B4rninR Heating aud AIT Condition
iuE Units available Tor Immediate
installation. -. a. Hankinson a.
Co, lis Pearl 81, Phone 3l2.
OVER 100 l.. :. ROYAL TIRES in
stock for cars. trucks and tractors,
now selling the new L. S. Royal De
Luxe synthetic tire At tiS,o5 plus
tax IN G0OKl6 size. other sizes
prop9rtiona's.y low. e J. Ramus,
co, ? ". Michigan. IN Basement.
HOOVER SERVICE SPECIAL
Repack motor. new belt. and mo
tor brushes i2.Si. Phone % or
lOG0-J-l. Slacfer Hardware 60.
TABLE LAMPS Complete with
shades, $3.50 and up. Ypsilanti
Plano Co. %? +. Michigan.
ELECTRIC RANGES FOR SALE
without prior.ty. saaefer HdWe.
Co. store SO. @. l.4 Michigan Ave.
Merchandise Wanted
II YOU HAVE a HOUSE TRAILER
for sale see Paul Browning a. i335
+. Michigan Ave. Ypsilanti. al the
Ypsi Service station. Phone s2ss.
WANTED Power avn mower. Il. l.
Cripper. COZ So. Forest Ave.
Phone gsl-W.
WASTED-ALFALFA HAY. viii
buy standing or viii cut on shares.
Phone 1913.
Dirt. Sara and Gravel
WASHED GRAVEL. ROAD GRAVEL
PEA GRAELI1-TJP SOIL
Whitaker & Gooding co.
$500 Gale RI Phone 2O2o-J-a.
Automotlve
House Trailers For sale
RIVER BRINK TRAILER PARK
1920 lahore Rd Phone s45.
All size 'r7.ers FOR rent or sale.
USED TRAftERs Ali prices. our
new fa#at 1899 T.. Michigan.
sellharn's Trailer sales.
1852 sILVEHDJME HOUSE TRAIL
ER Excellent condition. All pre-
war material .Ois Harding Ave.
See a. address
House Trailer For Rent or Sale
TWO TPAtLEFs FOR RENT, shady
spot rozy trailer for sale. Phone
st5. 1879 LeForgs I'd.
Trucks For Sale
1910 FORD DUMP TRUCK, 2izO
Psa-i So r. 2 TpsL of Hewitt
sffsr s y nj.
-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-05

INCOME HOUSE ON WEST SIDE
rooms, - rooms and bath down
and Z rooms and bath up. Glassed
front porch and screened back
porch downstairs. Private en-
trance-glassed in porch IN
stairs. New Thinker furnace with
constant hot water Garage with
storage space overhead. Paved
street. owner. 12ll S. Congress.
Phone i6O4-W.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-05
Employment
Help Wanted Male

Help Wanted Male
EXPERIESCED MECHANIC Wanted
Phone 4i3 or 2453. See Mr.. Long
neoker az 100 = Cross st
PREssER. highest vases. fu'l or
par tine Forbes Cleaners, 81
Brewer. P--re 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-05
Merchandise For SAFE

R A D 20 s
CONSOLES. TABLE MODELS and
combinations priced from H2i.5O
up. All rebuilt and guaranteed.
Also expert repairs on all make
radios CROSS RADIO Il PARTS
co. 50 r. Cross at Depot. Phone
2l65.
NbIlt o.
New electric ranges are now
available, We viii make prompt
delivery johnson and Company.
Ann Aroor. Mich Phone 5002.
LARGE SIZE THOR WASHER
x BGOODER HOUSE
40 FORD BLVD.
100 NEW FACTORY SECOND Tubes
sold without certificates. Limit one
to customer, Old tubes in ex-
change. c.. J Ramus Co, w.
Michigan in basement.
SET OF DRAFTING TOOLS and
case for sale. S2J Ninewood court.
Phone s57-M
OUTBOARp MOTOR for sale 2O7
South street. Phone l743-R.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
$500 jam
Tax Office


More than 800 persons iamned
the internal revenue collectors Of
flee in the Federal Building when
II opened today 10 seek last min
ute advice on their 1912 income
tax returns which are due bS mid
night Wednesday
Anticipating a last minute rush
Internal Revenue Collector Giles
kavanagh has ordered the main
office and al branch offices kept
npen until 9 tonight and tomorrow
night and until midnight WedneS-
daN
More than 100 bags Of maI
containing an estimated 10000
returns were dumped in The Fed
eral Building TO-DAY and katanagh
said this brought the total 70
well over 100000 About 800. q.
600 returns are yrt-to- be filed
Soldiers overseas are not re-
QiHred 10 file until they return
70 This country bur soldiers Sf4-
TONED within the United States
must fife ny me March ~ rfr7ri-
line although payments VIII be
deferred on request.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
, Become
Sisters
Of Mercy

Five young women today were
members Of the order of The
Religious Sisters Of Mercy after
their inveStiture a. a reception
ceremony in The motherhouSe OF
the Detroit province. 5000 "
Outer Drive. yesterday
In the presence OF the RI Rev
Edward Mooney archbishop Of
Detroit. lnveStiture Of the habit
and white veil were given 10 MarN
SInnott Of Owosso. named Sister
Mary Patrice Elizabeth Sullivan
81 GIadWln. Sister Mary Agneta
Ethel AnstOetter Of Epwortn. la,
Sister Mary Rose Geraldine kiSt-
ler Of Ludington. Sister MARY
Joachim Helen Brown OF Saginaw
Sister Mary Timothy
Admitted 10 temporary vows A.
4 private profession ceremony
were Sister Mary Ruth Gordon
and Sister Mary Cordelia Tuveft
both Of Iowa Sister Mary Eliza
beth Morrow Of ChehoXgaH- Sister
Mary BernsdeIle Grimm ef De-
troit, Sister Mary Honora Puza
1T - FF}ecerS-Gttty Sister A sar-y
Ricardo Gentle Of BAY CITY:
Sister Mary Ronald Hart oi Sac
NAV and Sister Mary Bertns
NsndruSka NJ Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
) Riders Hurt
In Police Chase
OF Stolen Auto

Five persons were injured early
today in the smaShup Of stolen
car. They were hurled against
the Grand Trunk station at the
foot of Brush in fleeing from
police.
PaUoImeu Lloyd Quinn and
Kenneth tiedTIck gave chase ~
Chene and Garfield and followed
The stolen car down Brush until
the smaShup.
The injured, who are held in
Receiving Hospital are Frank
Strange. y. Of 1922 Sixth. the
driver; jewell Chatterton. 26. Of
1852 Harper her husband. Leo,
30: Fay Charerton. %. Of 1888
Concord, and her husband. Basil,
go.
The ChstLertons said Strange
offered them A ride home from a
beer garden. They said they did
not know the auto had been stolen
yesterday from 2 parking lot al
3044 Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13

4 Birmingham mother ar 4
father to-day expressed heartfelt
gratitude 20 The American Red
Cross as tHat organization re.
spooded 10 Their appeal for assist
ance
SsHrds, letters which Nh and
Mrs wilbur 6 Campbell of 7ss
Ann rad written 20 their son. LIST
H. William 6 Campbell Of the
Army All Forces. we're returned
10 them with = written notation.
Killed accidentally March I
194i The last letter they had
received from their son was dated
March
With desperate hope tn eN
turned 10 fhe Red Cross asking
that The matter he investigated
The Rcd Cross went 10 work i'm.
mcdiatelN
The results came Sunda, morn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Red Cross Volunteers
Work 20 Million Hrs.

LANSING. March ~ Here is
VIA the American Red Cross in
Michigan has contributed 70 the
war effort since Pearl Harbor
report ia Cox Kelly revealed to-
day
Volunteers haze An1knd- % mil
hon hours. nave collected 256 600
pnts of-bfood ptESma for the
armed forces and recruited 8S6
nurses for war work.
They have produced 27 million
Surgical dressings. 10000 gar
me0tS and $4,000 kin bags. given
advice and assistance 10 1850
SerNcemen and $500 eX-servlce.
men
The, have trained 4.500 nurses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Called for Test
Se|ectee Stricken

Werner Essen - NJ Fst'Ie
Crock. Is in Herman hicfer Hos
pifai today suffering from scarlet
fever. He uas stricken suddenly
while awaiting for ms pre-induc.
ion eNaulnsilon here with 100
other Rattle Creek >eloCteeS.
Despite the fact that they had
been exposed 70 The disease. rs
sens companions we're examined
~ the induction center and sent
back 70 Battle Greek 70 Wait their
army call
Il Gerald T. Cha SSuan. Who
Supcrvises out-0f-town Selectce,
said that Essen became M m =
downtown hotel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Time Photo

aides and issued $4,000 home nlrs.
Inc certificates. 200 nutrition
certificates and 2l9.O00 first aid
certificates.
1T is a gratifying document
which tells in graphic detail the
story ~ an amazing contribu-
linn-tn the health eamfaFt and
welfare Of the men and women
in the armed forces and those
who are working on the home
front production lines" the gov
ernOI said.
THE Red Cross j. currently
engaged in it, annual fund
raising campaign. I hope the
people 81 Michigan will give
more generously than ever he
fore IN this indispensable organ
ization"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
MirdCIe Metal S Use
For Civilians UrQed

WASHINGTON. March 70
ftNS1 - The Senate Truman
committee urged The WPB TO-DAY
10 abandon uS order restricting
magnesium 10 military and essen
nal civilian uSo 10 popgiari2e me
miracle metal for vast postwar
utilization
The production n magnesium
hy private and GOV ernUent-oun ned
plants WIu reach An estimated
sri million pounds in laaf IS
against requirements of 4s5 mil
lion pounds rhe report SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Clare Soldier Hurt
In Fl. Sheridan Fire

CHICAGO. March n tUPt
Pfc. Acey Parker. Clare Mich
was among three soldiers injured
yesterday when fire Swr pt
through 2 temporary barracks ~
Fl. Sheridan. Two soldiers were
killed in the bfate- Damage 20 me
barracks was MATED ~
500 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Centeen Corps Training

rCfrCShCT can feen corpy
course viii be held in the council
chambers Of the Dearborn City
Hall each Wednesday IN March
Classes viii begin Al Sp m under
the direction Of Mrs. John !. Bare
and Mrs. Ellen MaCQueen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Teen-Age Bandits
Stage HoIdupS

Five 'ecu-ace youths a. least
three Of them armed with revolN-
ers. obtained S2o4 n FIVE h0ldupS
in Detroit and west SIDE suburbs
TO-DAY
a DSR bus driver tNo restau-
RANT operators 2 cab driver and
taxi cab company we're the
..frftrr7E
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
NumberIess Gun
JdiIs Shot Victim

4 gas station owner was hold 4
police prisoner in Receiving Hos
pi'al today in SerI0uS condition a.
police investigated his possession
OF a revolver wi'h which ne acct
den ats shei himself
Walter Miller 5l37 GrandN.
owner n gas Stallion IT Wood
ward and Vernon. Was taken 10
The hospital with bullet wound
through ms abdomen accid antslly
inflicted his w1fe. Elizabeth. told
police. AS ne was cleaning the
weapon IN his home
Although investigation showed
Miller had = permit for a weapon
20 protect has gas station the
numbers ~ the gun we're filed of
police said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Many Welsh Miners
May Remain Idle

LONDON March II ms
Indications we're that oniv 50 Dcr
cent ri the estimated a. 600 Strik-
ing miners in Wales would return
10 work today
Some 10000 miners were 20
ported 10 have voted 10 STAY OUT
despite certain concessions made
by The government Several thou
sand others, n is believed also
will remain idle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Michigan Soldier in Breek

CAMP ELLIS. III. March IA
'lNS : - Five soldiers including
Robert Jones. 1q. of MontroSe.
Mich, who escaped from the
guard house here we're returned
10 Camp Ellis while the search
Tor Two others continued
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Vet Chief
Pleads
For Peace

The outlaw NJ war forever and
q peace that IS international and
indiviSihle 8 no only peace hat
our returning soldiers and sailors
xiii accept -.AEchle E-GrceRbcre
national commando OF tho Jewish
Va Veterans. told memherS 81
the organization a. p banquet n
The Rook-Cad'llsc last night
There mist ~ no eontpFo-
mise with the iSoIationiSts who
would unwittinglN pave the WAY
for a new and greater war" he
SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
SIavS Back
Roosevelt

More than '.O00 Detrorfors ~
Slav origin including 900 dele
gates from ~ trade unions TO-DAY
had pledged their support 10
President Enosrs cl' for Is Years
in The White House praised him
for his cn.f4g eouS wartime load
erShip and applauded 'he deci-
sionS reached ~ The Moscow and
Tener4n conferences
a letter Vas sent fa 'hc pteSl-
dent Incorporating inns pledge.
passed aS resolution AZ ne
meeting ri me Anerican-Slay
Congress Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Head Of Puppet Army
In North Italy 0usted

NEW YORK. March IL (INS)-
The Nazi-controlled Rome radio
said today that Gen. Gastone
Gambara had been relieved" Of
his duties as chief Of staff Of the
puppet Fascist Republican army in
German-occupied northern Italy.
Gen. Archimede Mischi has been
appointed TO replace Gsmbsra, ac-
cording 70 the broadcast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Persian 10 Speak

Or Hartman a LichVard' Of
Hamsdan Iran. Vill address mem
hers Of Beta Sigma Phi fellowship
NJ Wayne University Al Mckenzie
mon. on March %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Two Big Gifts
Put Red Cross
Near Half Mark

Detroit was nearer It's goal to-
day in the Red Cross War Fund
drive as two large contributions
brought total gifts n nearly half
the quota of S4,921 900
Swelling the current total were
contributions Of $4,000 each from
the National Bank of Detroit and
the Walter Owen and Jane Briggs
fund
John M. Sullivan. campaign
manager. praised the whole
hearted spirit in which the public
was responding TO the campaigns
annaal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
MOVE BRIDE

Ensign William Mueller Sterling, of
Detroit, and his pretty movie actress
bride June Vincent, pictured after their
wedding in Boston by the brides father.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Traffic Officer
Denies Guilt in
Crash Injuring I

Pstrolman Lyle F. Hopkins. rs,
q veteran OF the accident proven
ton bureau. pleaded not guilty
today when arraigned before
Traffic Judge Maher for reckless
driving as result Of inWring
TWO pedestrians when police
car he was driving leaped a curb
and struck them Saturday
The officer was released on
personal bond and the case ad-
journed 10 April L. Hopkins i'm
mediate superior. Sgt. Glenn
Chittick, said the pstrolman
would face the police trial board.
He must explain:
Why and how he obtained
police car while ne vas of duty
and in plain clothes.
= Why he, by his own admls-
sion. drove 4 car after drinking
three bottles Of beer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
PRAISES $4,000 AIDES

He credited the $4,000 solicitors
for encouraging this response.
In This connection. Sullivan re-
vealed that one-third of the popu-
lation Of the nation had never
been approached for donations. He
predicted that in the present cam
psign this would be corrected.
Mounting casualties OF the
war. a steady increase In the
number Of men and women in
camps here at home and over
seas brings the great work ~
the Red Cross steadily closer 10
the hearts OF the people" ne
said. I'VE are increasingly con-
fident that DetrOiters will not
fail 10 do the JON ~ raising the
S4.92l 900 expected ~ them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
OTHER RIG GIFTS

Other large gifts reported today
follow:
The Detroit Bank 81 500 Manufacturers
National Bank or Detroit IS 600. Briggs
Commercial and Development Co. s., 600;
Fuehauf Trailer Co, 81 500 Common
wealth Bank 50 600 Fitzsimons Manu-
featuring Co. 81 500 r. G Mahon Co,
50 900 Montgomery Ward and Co, 81 500:
Mrs Sidney 7. Miller IT.. 81 900: Harvey
and Angela FruehAuf Foundation 81 0nf
Allied Products Oorp 81 900 Provident
Loan and Savings Society. $500: Mrs.
Walter Brooks $500: o w Burke Co :,
$500 Mr. and Mrs Joseph NJ Dodge.
$3.50 Great Lakes Transport Co. $3.50 :
Bond Holders MANAGEMENT Inc $50.
NJ and Mrs p o. Begner $3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. ". n Robinson 500:
Bankers Trust Co ~ Detroit $500 Mr.
and Mrs X n servis $500: Mr. and
Mrs Howard = smith $500: MI and
Mrs 9. l. Busney $500 Mrs. Aisnson
Brooks, $500 CIV Fruit and Produce
Co $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
PENALIZED TWICE

Hopkins has twice been penal
lied after police trial board hear
lngs for drinking
Injured when the police car
struck them while they were
waiting for bus AZ Fourteenth
and Calvert were Beatrice Brad
Icy. *. OF 2469 Calvert in Harper
Hospital with a fractured leg. and
John Overy. -. Of 1925 Ohio.
treated for bruises ny hrs own
physician
The patfelH4ef teid his s'iPefiof
officers that another car had
caused the accident by forcing
him over the curb However a
witness told police there was no
other car involved
Hopkins Said he obtained me
car about 4 p m SATURDAY while
still in PLAIN clothes, although ne
was not scheduled no report for
duty until : He declared 10. police
he wished 10 take his wife Helen.
who is totally blind 10 her doctor
ADMITS DRINKING BftR
Hopkins FIRST drove 20 the home
Of his mothcr-in-laW ~ 1900 Sci
den 10 ask her 90 watch his four
children while he and his wife
were away he SAID and il was
after ne had seen hcf that the
accident occurred he mad drunk
beer both before ne left his own
home and a. lhe home 81 his
pother-in-iaw. 10 admitted
There VA. ma trouble ahnut
getting the-peliee ear" be said
"FVerSbodN knows me AZ the
garage. and they never ask
there whether you're on duty or
mt; Won jit~t 81 and Get one =
In 1895 hopkins received de-
merits and los' FIVE da, leave
for falling % send in signals and
sleeping on duty in l926 ne VAS
penalzed b, 2 pay forfeiture and
short suspension for having tho
odor ~ hquor oo his breath while
on duty. and again in 1925 no lost
- leave DAYS for being intoxicated
on duty and vrilo in uniform.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-04

fir 3ipilperlonen, Der Die 8alern
pom 8eiu6 uno Der 8ei6idung Der
MGrfte abb1lt.
Sbelialien, ser fru6tbarite 2ano-
Itri6 @rie6enlanos uno Sauptpro-
ou8ent oes inldnoii6en 8ei5ens, lit
gum &riegsidauplas 5mii6en ben
9eIabungStruppen uno ben organi-
lierten Sreiidaren grie6ii6er @uf-
riibrer ~gefuoroen. BUR 8erni6tung
oieier Sreii1aren fiibren Die 9eut-
i6en elm 8roeramm ~ipitematiiGer
@erbeerung iener grie6iiden 90rfer
ourd, mel6e Die Sreil6arler nit
8orrGten uno fril6em Weni6en-
material ~perIorgen uno Slii6tlinge
beber6ergen. @Gbren6 Der lebten
8fpei Monote iino 8eri6te einee-
langt, Die bon elmer poaitanoigen
@erni9tung BON mebr ais 300 grie-
9iiben 90rfern ipre6en. Sic lol-
len Bis auf ben @runo nieoerge-
bronnt iein, mGbren6 ibre ginpob-
ner in oie 8erge geflii6tet iinb.
Sic 3abl Ser boaig p%erelenoeten
6liidtlinge in oen @ebirgsgegenoen,
eini6lieBli6 bon 6rauen uno Sim
bern, betraet i6dtungspeile meb-
rere bunoerttauieno Herionen. Tor
fllr5er Belt puroe in &airo elm aus
fiibrli6er 8eri9t fiber Die 8ernid-
fling bon mebr oils 100 grie6ii6en
9orfern berausgege6en, Der Die
3abl Der 5liihtlinge aus ienen na-
mentlid an~gefiibrten 9orfern aul
mebr oils 100000 idGst.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-04
Mtir. sbeem bcrteiOigt
ben 9eiligen Batter
Seine MntiuUrt nrf rnHii6e
Inpiirfe

SIN ser bieligen &atbolii6en Uni.
oeriitGt mies oieien 9ienStog Mon-
figtor Sutton S. Sbeen sic in Ser
Mosfnuer rSS5neitio" fiir5li6 Der
offentli9ten S6m1bungen oes Sap
ties, als zines 05ai6iiten", entidie-
Sen 5uriid.
Ser Moniignor bergliW Die nSS8-
peItios" 8erldum0un9 oes 8atifons
nit ser fiir8lid erfolgten @er0ffent-
li6ung 0%esielben rullii6en &egie-
rungSblnttes, norm England ser
@ritrebune zines Sonoerfrieoens nit
8elttidlnn0 be5idtigt mlr0e.
SatidAlid, 10 iaete ser Moniig-
nor, eritrebt &uBlano einen Sonoer-
frieoen NIT 9eutidlano. 9ie oS3-
peItia" Gbnelt einem @otten, ser
sur 9emGntelung ebeli6er Siinoen
~ieinerleits oie @attin ser l1ntreue
be5idtigt.
Die nSS5beftia" mill iebt ibre fall
i6en politii6en &erlGumonngen
mettma6en 0ur6 Mntpiirfe gegen sic
&elieion. 60 min ii6 &llBlano in
politiider iopie religi0ler Sinii6t
einen @eg bobnen gum Mbfad BON
ieinen 8erbiinoeten uno 5u einem
Sonoerfrieoen nit 9euti6lano.
Stain begt feinen atideu ge-
gen oie oeliti6e @ebrma6t poer oie
Na5is. gr boBt MIR Sitter. 81
crflarte Stalin ielbcr 81 Sarrp Sop
fins i'm DECEMBER 1871"
9es Moniignors @usfiibrungen
6e5ogen iid nuf einen fiir5li6en Or
tifel in Ser uSSS5peitio" tporin 9mitri
8etrou Ben 8apit 8ius Ben 3molf-
ten einen u@rofaiAiFtene nonlIte urlo
bebaltptete, ser @atifan babe sic
&oQe zines &omplicen ser Sai6ia
iibernommen.
uaatbolifen in england, @merifa,
Spanien, Bolen uno anoeren 21n-
bern mie audi oie Staliener, l9rieb
Betrotp, nmeroen mebr uno mebr
iiter8eugt bon Dem profai9iftiiden
Gbarafter Der batifanii6en 8olitif.
&ein @unoer, BOB Der Sob gegen
Sitter uno Muiiolini nun alld Sen
@atifon einbegreift." Betrotp ieste
bin3u, es beltebe cine 5unebmenoe
Oppoiition gegen oen 8atifan in
Stalien, uno Der 8atifan erntet 6ie
6rii6te ieiner eigenen 8olitif."
Washington Journal., 1944-02-04
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alien &i6tungen oorltoBeno, iiber-
querten Die biItoriihe 2anoItraBe,
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in Ser &omogna lino Die Snpa-
Iionstruppen Iotpeit nod ni6t auf
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fldrte cine Anfiinoigltng oes oai-
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oete beripdtef 0aB sic Situations
trltppen an3io, 33 @eilen iiioliG
bon Gom, nit einem Ser SauptbGfen
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ldiibe, gebra6t babe. Ser 8riiden-
fopf erltrede ii1 mebrere Meilen
Iiioli6 uno noroli6 bon Nn3io.