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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12

run for the executive board.
Asserting that property dam
a., wrought by delegates to the
UAW-CIO State convention was
unduly high, convention lead
ers warned that any delegate
found guilty of misconduct by
a five-man committee would be
subject to a maximum penalty
c expulsion from the Union by
general vote.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12
.IKERS

HlhEkS
HAMILTON, Mont. Under
sheriff Hayward Shook says
he doesn't believe the young
generation is soft - particularly
the younger generation of First
Americans.
Indian Jim Vinson reported
his two grandsons, four and five
years of age, were missing. They
finally were found, hiking hap
PLY along. They had hoofed it
Is miles through this wide open
cattle country-and still were
going strong.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12
FOE 10 Hear
Grand Officer
ChopIoin to Speak
in City Sunday

Grand Worthy Chaplain Les
ter L. Johnson, of Detroit will
deliver the principal address at
a meeting of Fraternal Order Of
Eagles on Sunday, Sept. II.
Many Mount Clemens members
will attend, and nearby aeries
have been invited to send dele
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12

the last Wednesday of the month
the members of the club will
make cookies for Selfridge
Field. The Senior Girl Scouts
will pick up the cookies and de-
liver them to the home of Mrs.
William Evans, chairman OF this
project in this village.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12

The members of the Richmond
School Board of Education and
the teaching staff of the Public
Schools enjoyed a pot luck sup
per on Thursday of last week at
Marysville Park. School will
reopen on Monday, Sept. 18th.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12
Now Many Wear
FALSE Teeth
With More Comfort

rASTEETH. q pleasant alkaline tnon-
acidD powder. holds false teeth more
firmly. To eat and talk in more COM
fort. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH
on your plates. No gummy, gooey, pasty
taste or feeling. Checks plate odor'
(denture BREATH. Get FASTEETH at
any drug store.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12

Frederick Bischoff, Main
street, was taken to st. JOS
eph's Hospital, Mount Clemens
on Friday of last week for OBJ
servation and treatment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12

Miss Mabel Winkel entertain
ed for the members of the c. A.
l.. Club in her home on Mon
day evening. This was the first
party of the winter season. On
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12

Dom Cramer will return to
her home in this village on
Thursday of this week after un-
dergoing an appendectomy in st.
Joseph's Hospital, Mount Glenn
ems.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12
Richmond

RICHMOND - Mrs. Edwin
Teltow, Casco Township, under
went a major operation Friday
of last week in Deaconess Hos
pital, Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12

DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Engels and
family returned Saturday eve-
ming from a three weeks outing
at the Engels' cottage at Bots
Blanc Island.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12

The thermal belt of Polk
County, N. c., is so acutely To-
Gated that grapes on one farm
will prosper, on the next few
hundred yards away, will fail.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12

Columbus built a Dominican
Republic highway $50 years
ago. ...
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12

HERE just won't be enough telephone ser
vice for everyone who wants it until the
telephone system can be greatly expanded.
The expansion of the telephone system can
not be started
until uar needs are greatly reduced
until manpouer and materials are available
-nnil manufacture can be diverted from uor
Right now, there is long and growing
waiting list. But orders for telephones es-
sential to the war, or to public health,
welfare or security, are filled promptly. AS
facilities are made available through present
users giving up service, other orders are
filled under uniform and fair procedure
provided for in War Production Board
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12

orders and in tariffs filed with the proper
governmental bodies.
Looking ahead, Michigan Bell contem-
plates the largest, most rapid expansion
and improvement program in its history.
An expenditure of as much as $l20, 600, 900
may be required for new buildings and
additions, cables, lines, central office APP
paratus and instruments, within five
year period. ~. ~
We will welcome the time when this
expansion and improvement program can
be started. 1t will provide employment for
thousands of people, including our own'
and many others returning from war. 1t
will provide us with the facilities we want
and need-to meet any and every request
for telephone service.
80 ssrs,... s.u -. - v.-., s m ne ~s< ,,ress
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
Fred R. Getty's Brother
Succumbs At Sacramento

Fred K. Getty received word
from Sacramento asst Sunday
that his brother. George, passed
away following a stroke of par
alysis early last week. Funeral
services we're held at Paradise,
Calf. Monday.
Mr.. Getty under peacetime cir
cumstances would have gone to
his brothers bedside. much less
than being at the funeral, but
since he has assumed more work
with W. E. Burnison, assistant
cashier, in the naval forces. it is
out Of the question for him to be,
absent from the bank any con-
siderable length of time.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
Events In Brief....

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sheppard
are home from a weeks trip.
during which they spent time at
Hot Springs and points along the
route, which included Spokane.
Mrs. Sheppard has resumed work
at the Davis Drug.
Miss Fac Henkle of Babb has
left for Los Angeles and along
route will visit with her brother,
George, Jr., an aviation student
stationed at a camp a t Cedar
City, Utah.
Me- assortment of picture
frames at the Glacier Studio.
Jimmie DesRosier, avia ii o n
cadet in training at the MERGED
Army Air Field in California, ar
rived home last Saturday on two
| weeks furlough. He came b y
plane and plans to begin his re-
turn next Wednesday. In a re-
cent accident Jimmie suffered a
fracture of the left hand, the TO-
jury preventing further training
temporarily.
Ladies' plaid, long sleeve
shirts. Economy Shop.
Charles and John Lopez, sons
of Mrs. Paul Lopez, are attend
ing the Beaver Creek camp in
the vicinity of Havre.
Picture frames, all sizes and
designs, at the Glacier Studio.
E. B. Holmquist, who owns and
operates the St. Ignatius tele-
phone system. is here doing
maintenance work for the Indian
Agency system.
Mrs. johnson Of Conrad i 2
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Condit, she being
Mrs. Condit's mother.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
Reserve Land For
Oil And Gas Lease
Offered For Sale

Three plats of land on t h e
Blackfeet Reservation will be Of
fered for oil and gas leases to
the highest bidder next Friday at
1:3O y. m, according to F. H.
Mcbride, superintendent. Tracts
will be sold separately, with
leases at least 10 years. depend
ing upon paying production.
Leases will be subject to regula-
tions of the Department of the
Interior and the Blackfeet Tribal
Council.
The land. it was understood. is
in proven territory, oil and gas
lease sale to involve considerable
financial consideration.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23

Inc rev. n. "A. bacne, pastor
of the Assembly of God Church,
announces that there will be ne
service on Tuesday. June 27.
Miss Jewell Steele is here from
Great Falls visiting friends.
Girdslax in twill and aralac.
Economy Shop.
Pvt. Russell Boyd, who is sta
toned at Selfridge Field near
Detroit, arrived home Sunday on
a weeks leave.
Mrs. Kathleen Huyssen n d
daughter, Henrietta. of Los
Angeles are here visiting their
daughter and sister, Mrs. w. E.
Burnison. Mrs. Burnison m e
them at Great Falls to accom-
pany them here.
Select the appropriate picture
frame from the new stock at the
Glacier Studio.
Robert Kramer Jr. left Helena
Monday with a group of Mon
tana mon for the Naval Trair ing
Center at Farragut. They en-
listed in the navy's ship repair
units wi t h ratings Of motor
machinist's mates, third class.
Leslie W. Smell, haviog com.
pleted basic training at Farragut
recently, arrived n Browning
Monday from Des Moines. Iowa,
where he missed by one day the
opportunity to visit with Mrs.
Smell. who had just completed
basic trainin at the WAC train
ing center and who had been
transferred to California. Mr..
SHELLS rank is storekeeper &c
and he will return to Farragut
today for duty.
A new shipment of chiIdren's
straw hats. Economy Shop,
Alma Fay Cross is home from
the State University to spend her
summer vacation.
Due to trouble with the steer
ing gear. the eastbound Inter-
mountain bus was unable to pro.
coed with its passengers when
it became stalled west of Glacier
Park Monday evening. A relief
bus later picked up the passen,
gers for continuance of the route.
Pvt. Floyd Monroe, who is in
training as an aerial gunner at
the Kingman Army Air Field,
arrived home on furIough last
Thursday. He will complete his
training at Tampa, Fla. going
there from here.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
George Schmidt

Age &c years. died at the Col
umbus Hospital in Great Falls
Tuesday, June goth, death being
due to a lingering illness. The
Rosary was said at the Beck Fun
eral Home Thursday at 7:3O p.
m. High Mass will be celebrated
at the Little Flower church today
at 10 a. m. with funeral services
at the Little Flower Church at
2 D. m. the same date. Inter.
ment will be in the Browning
Catholic cemetery.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
Earl Barlow Enlists

Word from the Butte recruit
ing office has it that Earl J. Bar.
low, son of Mrs.. Vera n. Bird,
had enlisted in the Army Spec.
ializsd Training Reserve pro.
gram. Under terms of tn e
ASTkP. Barlow has been granted
. form Of military scholarship
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
bau<zHnA1Au<:/- BUY MORE. Than BEF0R|
Browning Mercantile Co.

which entities him to an alex.
psnses paid enrolment at COL
lege or university designated by
the War Department until he is
IL, when he will 60 into active
status with the army.
His brother. Cpl. Robert E.
Barlow. 10 serving in Italy, and
his brother. Pfc. Ernest ]. Bar
low ID With the army troops sta.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
OBITUARY
Blackweasel

Blackweasel
Age "a years, died at his home
near Durham school Friday.
June 18th, death being due to
old age. Funeral services were
conducted from h e Methodist
Church, June 10Th at 2 p. M,
K e v. R. A. Bache officiating
Burial was in the Browning Cath
olic cemetery.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
Philip Spotted Bear

Philip Spotted Bear
Age 2 years, died at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Spotted Bear of Big Bad.
ger, Sunday, June 18th. Funeral
services were conducted from the
Heart Butte church Wednesday,
June 21st with the R v. FIR.
Egan Mailman officiating.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-06-23
toned in England.

You'll long remember the
Lions Roar of A."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

raking the shore with pair Of power.
full binoculars, while his boss disport-
ed himself below with lady friend
All at once the binoculars picked
out Mickey. stepping into a launch.
The captain rushed to the masters
cabin, where, he testified. the follow
ing dramatic scene took place:
II said, You had better get out of
here before murder happens. Mrs.
Dodge is coming over in the launch
"Mr. Dodge got excited and yelled,
Mike, get her this companion of
the moment) out of here! Put her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

espondents-one of them an actress
whom, she said, her husband had set
up handsomely in an English castle
and suggested that Horace's acts of
unfaithfulness might well run into
the hundreds"
Among her supporting affidavits,
the most gripping was a sea yarn
spun by an old salt named Mike Shan
non, former captain of Dodge's $50
ton yacht, the Vanities.
One calm autumn afternoon they
were moored in the Hudson River.
Mike was on the bridge, he related,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

w. the chorus line OF Earl Car
rolls "Vanities"; yet, II seems, the
hard-e3rned monetary lessons of those
days still remain vivid In her memory.
That, at least, was the conclusion
drawn when, a few weeks ago. she
got a Reno divorce from her wealthy
husband. Horace f. Dodge. and, CON-
ing - the question OF alimony, de-
mande ID practically million In cash.
No Government bonds, stocks or
gilt edged securities for her No, sir!
You don't pay department stores with
u. s Steel preferred. And what
good is bond when ii comes to tip
ping headwa!ter or a beautician?
Her insistence on reducing finance
to fundamentals made her husband
so mad he swore he was going 10
pay the whole settlement - which
came 20 $500 000-in one-dollar bills.
However. he reluctantly gave up
the idea when, after scuttiing from
bank 10 bank, he found that 100000
in ones was next to impossible to
corner these days, what with money
tipping around the way II is.
The best he could do was raise the
ransom in bills of higher denomina-
NAy'A'f N't'ANbE I'll tOl Oh AAy IoA ono
the fiscal system for miles around.
As soon as realistic Mickey signed
her divorce decree, she walked from
the courthouse 20 Reno's First Ma
tional Bank, few blocks away. There
she Identified herself TO an official,
who delivered three envelopes.
While the man looked on with
bated breath, she examined the con.
tents. The first contained bills. She
sat down and counted them on the
spot: - in all. each for $1,000
total of S750,000 in cold cash.
AWatching her. the official nodded
head rythmically. He was count
Ing, too. And now, he wondered,
what was she going TO do with the
lush green harvest?
She relieved his fears finally by
replacing the formidable wad in the
envelope and handing il back to him,
with instructions 10 transfer the en-
tire sum to her New York bank.
AS for the other two envelopes:
0etOispr 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

in the bilge! Throw her overheard!
Do anything
The young woman grabbed her
bag and said to me, How am going
to get out of here?'"
Shannon was equal to the emer-
gency. He lowered a launch on the
port side, he told the court, and, after
smuggling the fugitive into it, held
ii hidden there while the unsuspecting
Mickey was piped aboard on the star
board side.
The Reno testimony was a bit of
a comedown after that. No more
fair ladies in distress made their APP
pearance. Horace's alleged ill-temper
held the spotlight.
His alleged tendency to break down
closed doors, scatter her wardrobe on
the floor, etc, his wife asserted, dam.
aged her 100000 worth-in cash.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY >
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

elIneT OF MS TWO
previous wives.
In divorcing the
motor heir In 1927.
after 10 years of
m a trimony, the
first Mrs. Dodge
a d d @ d a m ere
5000, 900 10 h er
bankroll; and the
second, the for.
mer Muriel Sis
man, got less for
her II years with
him than Mickey
got Tor her four.
Even so. Mir.
Dodge ( a k G S a
leading rank as a
champ alimony-
payer of all time.
w h @ n s h @
opened her divorce
offensive in New
Y or k, M / C k ey
II $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

they contained, ta) a deeo, worth
100000, to the furnishings of Hor.
aces and her erstwhile Park Avenue
residence, and tb) a check for $50, 900,
representing her interest in their Con-
necticut home.
Mickey would have preferred TO
have that S150,000 in cash. too She
didn't feel too happy about II. 1t SYM
bolized the extent she had retreated-
in the face OF Horace's squawks-
from her original position.
Presented through her lawyer, VIII
liam A. Hyman of Ill Fulton ST.,
New York. her explanation of why
she had taken that position was that
she knew nothing about finance. May
be so, but the fact is she made a great
deal more profit out of Horace than
either Of his fWo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

AICKEY DEVINE DODGE has
NM come long way since she quit
W. the chorus line OF Earl Car
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
@ati0niernmgss@int

5ra@te nb Gentle: Obf- uno @emuifonieroen, eefrorenes Obt uno
Gentle, fome ferner audi Suppen. uno Observation-Disclosures
MarmeIaben up. fno gegen CRIME Wfarfen 6, 8 uno 90 erbdlhib
u0 gelen bis 20. 0ear3. glaue 0farfen rs, 88, G8, O8 uno
@8 in BUD Nr. 4 gelen Bis 90. WPai fir lie 10 4unfte.
Gleifd, ade, Butter: D6e 2ebensmtteI, gIei1ermnBen Margarine uno
onoee Bad uno Speiefete ione Sad0l umo SH9fonierben fmo
fir Die braunen Marfen 9 uno 3 in Bud Scr. 8 erbGHlib, Die bis
20. Mar5 gelten, ione fir rte &ugons rs, 88 uno S. in Bud
Scr. A Die big 20. Wai fir lie 10 gunfte @dltgfit boben.
Spare 0earfe Scr. A i'm Bud Scr. 4 lit fir 5 4unfe 56peinefhi6
bis nddHen Samstag gitg.
Spfen: Diefe HationierungsnHt5eife ouenen gum =. gSebieln" Der neuen
rotten uno blauen &lpons, Die enen &ationsmert bon lie 10 NunHen
baben.
Hnnfe fir Settle. Sbr SleHber gbt ibnen 3mei 9nnfte fir ieoes Nfuno
Abfaufett aus Der &ii6e, ipelhes Sic ib1 bringen.
Snder: 9tarfe gr. 30 i'm sfationsbub gr. 4 tit fir flint @funO 3uder
big 81. Mdr5 guHig. &uf Nearfe 40, Bud 4, fmo Bis %. Sebruar
1915 elehfaas 5 8fmo fdrs ginmaden erbdhlih.
Sdmbe: De Iearfe Scr. Is in Hahonsbud Scr. / lit gum ge5ug bon
etnem Baar Sduben auf unbetmmte 3at giHig. Cine neue Gdub-
marie, Die nit benz SIug5ele Ger. / in Rationsbu9 Scr. 8, 1T ebn.
faHs glIhg.
Gaioin: Gie a-afarfen Scr. 8 iino fir Den auuf bon lie 8 @aaonen giltg.
9 uo G-Iaarfen fo gut fir 2 @aqonen. gergnigungsfabrten iio
nur ben 8efbern bon a-lfarfen getatet. SoIoaten af lrIanb
erbaten 5 @aQonen @aioln. g2 nmo 60 @arfen fo git fur 5
@olonen. (Giee 8i9er hur0en am /. 9e8ember ausgegeben)
grennOl: Die Ifarfe Nr. 8 lit nun in Strait uo lit Bis gum 13. WGr8 fir
10 @alonen grennOl giHg. 0ie Wfarfe yr. 4 gilt big 80. Septenl.
Der 1913.
Observation-Disclosures Sir a40earfen BETTER big gum 81. anar8. -
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
@aibingtOns GenOsSeaie
biltt Wostaner GrfOlgen
@as Stain pDm NfuOieOeIt erbiclt

9ie 8ereinigten Staaten baben
nit 1900 5lug5eitger, 400 SanfS
un0 Sonf5erItorern, lotDie nit ILL.,
900 Sonnen Sprengitoff our groBen
Sffenfioe Der Goten @rtnee gegett
Deuti9Iano beigetraget. 90 beri9-
tet oie n6oreign Economic aomini'
It%ration".
Bon 8eginn oes &ilfsprogramms
fir SomietruBIano inn 0ftober 1911
Big gum @noe oes p%ergangenen Sab
res ainqen Senoungen i'm @eIamt-
tperte bon $4,243, 804,00 nod Stub
Iono, gob MominiItrntor Geo &.
GropleD an.
0ie n2eno-2eaie" -8ei6erltng err
reifte i'm DECEMBER 1913 ibre bod
fte gntfaltung un0 bra6te fir oos
geIamte Sabr sic Eonnage auf fat
oas 9oppelte 6es Sobres 1912, ndm-
lid o4f 100000 Sonnen gegeh'
iiber 100000 Sonnert.
ueber 5000 &riegsflug3eltge lpur-
SEN auf Dem 2iiftrpege na6 Stub
Ioro iiberfiibrt. SIN 8oriabre erbielt
&uBlano iiber 5000 Slug5etge, 3ipei-
NAL ioniel pie i'm Sabre 1912.
Inter ben @elamtlieferungen BON
100000 Sonnen fir cine 8eriooe
bon 81 Monaten befanoen ii6 ar-
Beroem nod folgenoe Mengen BON
~&riegsmaterial:
l1eber 10000 2aitmagen, So
900 nSeeps", folt $4,000 anOere
Sabr3euge; iiber 100000 8aor
@rmeeitiefel; 100000 Sonnen 8Iie=
ger-@alolin, onoere 8rennitoffe uno
S6mier0le; 100000 Sonten
Stabl, $4,000 aluminium &l1p=
fer uno onoere MetoQe; Mai6inen
uno Mai6inenmerf3euge int @erte
BON 400,000,00 o Dollar.
2ebensmittel nn6 Gaatgmt
Na6 angabe bon Serrn Gromlep
beliefen ii6 oie Sebensmittel Sem
oungen na6 &uBlan0 fir Die glei1e
8eriooe auf inSgeiamt 2,250,O00
3onnen in Der Souptia6e @ei8en
nno Webl, 3ufer, Sleii6, getrod-
nete grblen uno 8obnen, Mildpul=
Der, Srofeneier uno anoere 0dbr-
itoffe our MISUNDERSTANDING Ser &a=
tionen Der rltiiii6en Armee. Serner
tparen oarunter iiber $4,000 9on=
men Settle uno Dele iotpie 10000
Sonnen Butter 5ur 8ermenoung in
eriter 2inie fir Mrmee6oipitGler.
8a3u erbielt Die Sonietregierung
5000 Sonnen Saatgut unter o2eno
2eaie."
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
gerliner @Dte
tFrom the Office of War lnformation")

(From the Office of Wal Information
0ie S%tofbolmer 3eitung n9a-
gems gDneter" bringt cine Inter
reoung hires &orreiponoenten in
Wfalmoe nit einem bort per Slug
8eug aus Berlin eingetroffenen &ei-
ienoen ii6er oie Gage in ser &eids-
bauptftaot. Snfolge oes falten @et=
tiers bat iid, ieinem 8eri6t 5ufolge,
Die Gage fir iene 8ebolferungsfreiie,
Die our6 oie aaiierten 8ombenal-
grille oboa6los gemoroen iino, I'M
iofern nod arg berf6limmert, als
iie iid nur oaour6 einigermaBen
marm 5n balten bermo6ten, oaB fie
ii6 eng Inn Die Sol5ferer I1arten,
Die BON BEN CUR S1uttpegrdumling
eingeiebten arbeiterfolonnen anee-
legt maren. Die 8eb0roen inoeiien
periudten, iie iiber oieie Gage flint
Gage lang onr6 Musgabe bon &ar-
ten binueg5utroiten, Die gum gm=
pfang freier Wabl5eiten aus groBen
Selofiiden bere6tigten, oie bier un6
Ga in BEN StraBen 8erlins aufge-
fabren paren, Ioipie onr9 Sonoer-
rationen bon S6naps, &affee uno
S6ofola0e.
4noeren 8aiiagieren an 8oro
oesielben Slug5euges 5ufolge lit nod
Den lesten Ingriffen Der 8erfebr ouf
ser 8erliner Staotbabn nnb Ser I'M
tergrnnobabn I'M @eiten unb Siioen
8erlins fat poqfommen 5uiammer1-
gebro6en. 8as ben giienbabnber-
febr anbelangt, 10 lit Ser 8abnbof
5rieoriditraBe 5par unbef6aoigt,
aber pegen anoerer 8ombentreffer
muB Der Botsoamer 8abnbof als
@noitation fir alien @erfebr pom
@eften Der bienen. Ser fhtperIte
S6aoen i'm Siioneiten 8erlins lit
am &urfiir1tenoamm angeri6tet
moroen, mo- Die 3erit0rung arg lit.
Mu6 bon Dem Authenticated i'm Cru
netpalo lit ni6t bel iibrig geblieben.
Ser bolligen 8eritorung oes Sotels
8riitol unter ben 2in6en fielen IS
Herlonen gum Spfer, 90 cine 8ombe
oae Stodmerfe bur6i6lug uno ben
2lfti9usfeler %5eritorte.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-03
Mebr usiesessarten" nOtis

(From the Office of War Information
@ie u@ar Sooo 4omini1trator"
Marbin Sones befannt gibt, iino
oieles Sabr i6on 80 8ro5ent mebr
Samen fir u8ictorp @aroens" per-
fauft moroetL als Inn 0ie glei6e
3eit i'm borigen Sabr. Sn elmer &eoe
Dor Dem n0ational 8ictorp @aroen
SnItit1lte IN 9etroit" betonte er
aber, baB in bielem Sabr nod mebr
mo nod Before S%iegesgdrten beno-
tigt %iberoen, ols inn 8oriabre. u@ir
oiirfen nns nidt etpa Ser @nnabme
billgeben, baB sic ean5e @rbeit l6on
eetan it, MIR neil Die 2eute hire
Samen friib f%aufen", iagte er. u8ir
boffen, baB Dies alt6 oarauf bin
oeutet, bob mebr @drten angelegt
meroen."
SIN Sabre 1912 paren Is 0eil-
lionen Siegesgarten, inn Sabre 1913
bereits 90 Milionen angelegt NOR
Den, nno oas 3iel fir 1914 iino
% Miaionen Siegesgarten unb elm
Grtrag bon 10 Miaionen Eonnen
Nabrung baraus.
Gidter Sones i9reibt Ole Cat
iabe, oaB Die meiiten 9ebensmittel=
fonierpen sur 3eit in 5%ufrieoenItel-
lenoem MaBe oorbanoen iino, sum
tpeientliden Der poridbrigen Sieges-
MISREPRESENTATION gu, nno er er-
flGrt: vSb mir audi fir ben naf-
item @inter nit elmer Gbnli6 giin-
Itigen Gage re6nen fonnen, bangt
gan3 oopon ab, Of Die Station ibre
o@ictorp @aroen"- &ultipierung an6
in bieiem Sabre mieoerbolen miro.
9os S6lagtport fir 1914 lantet
ieoenfoas: No6 mebr atballen!