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Battle Resumed In Old Area

Whatever the truth may be regarding light
ming striking or not striking twice in the same
place. battles seem to seek out the spots
where blood was previously she'd
The fighting in Tunisia followed the lines
Of former campaigns. The Italian battle is
moving over old trails. In Russia much of the
fighting has been upon soil previously shaken
by armies in combat.
Now with the Red legions driving the Hitler
ties homeward, another ancient battle area
comes into the limelight. It is Tatar, or Tatar
pass, the gateway through which Russian
forces threaten to pour into Czechoslovakia
and Hungary. 1t carries wrapped up in its
name story of European invasions from the
east extending back more than 700 years.
The pass, one of many through the Car
nathan mountains, lies about 20 miles from
the southeasternmost tip of old Czechoslovakis
:. the splinterlike point of Ruthenia Of
carpatho. Ukraine which thrusts into a clef
between Hungary and Romania.
Tatar pass has also been called the Mongo
cate and the Russian gate. The first twt
names come from the same incident, the pas
sage through the gap of an army OF the famous
Golden Horde which swept west from centra
Asia in 1885, conquered the Muscovites o
Russia. and in 1241 pushed on into Polans
and Hungary. These invaders were Mongolek
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-17
BY JOHN sELBY
By JOHN SELBY
'THE LITERARY FALLACY.n
by Bernard Devote little, Brown;
$3.50.

THE LITERARY FALLACY,"
by Bernard Devote little, Brown;
$3.50.
There has been no more fruit
full essay into literary criticism
IN the American language than
Bernard DeVotc's THE Literary
Fallacy," which is a revision OF
some lectures he delivered with
laundering success at Indiana
University. When the lectures
were delivered, they reached the
outside world only in the form Of
structures on Van Wyck Brooks and
his ideas, which was partial
distortion. They are much more
important.
Mr.. Devote thinks Mr.. Brooks
was responsible for the Lewis.
Hemingway-Dos Passes literature
of futility in the '20s. He quotes the
sage Of Westport, Conn, who said
in his "Oliver Allston'' that he had
written about many American men
without really reading them. Mr..
Devote thinks the literary fallacy
propounded influentially by Mr..
Brooks and Archibald MacLelsh
was this: that culture may be
understood and judged solely by
its literature, that literature en-
bodies truly and completely both
the values and the content Of a
culture, that literature u the high
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-17
The Literary Guidepost

est expression of a culture and the
measure of life, and lastly. that
life is subordinate to literature.
This glorification of '1iterature''
produced in the '2Os literature
which said in so many words that
America was stupid place in
habited by Mr.. Mencken's Boob.
oisi, by Sinclair Lewis Gantrys
and Rabbits, and by Mr.. Heming-
ways pathological critters whose
morals were those of the Piltdown
man and whose life did not exist
above the bowels. Mr.. MacLeish
and Mr. Brooks resented publicly,
to be sure. but Mr.. Devote be-
lieves their damage was done and
that such products of the fallacy
as T. S. Eliot in his expatriate
heaven, and Ezra Pound, who
was at least consistent enough
TO keep on saying the same things
even after war and for traitorous
purpose, can be understood only
lacy.
IL is, however, Mr.. Brooks and
ms ABDUCTION to tea-table rhetoric
mat consistently burns MIR. De-
voto up. Even in his later books
Mr' DeVoto sees reflections of the
BROOKS OF 1915; it is DeVoto's idea
that culture is the sum Of life
and that until people see it whole
tney cannot write Of it intelli-
gently.
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interpreting
The War
BY ELTON C. FAY
Associated Press War Ano,

Events of the last few dave
weeks suggest that the Allied l @'o
command now is forcing tho n "'S0
ing link in world girdling o -l,'sS'
of military might. '"'o
Some months ago Allied ,o,..
admitted that such gan ey sseIS
in the area between India ana 'S.sa
tralia. Thanking those tbone .ras'
of miles of Indian ocean wa+ ',-S
are the Japanese-heId East =.
dies, with Malaga and Burros LIZ
tile territory on the nortbn ,.YS'
flank along the Bay of Bengal
At that time the extent of D.,
ish naval strength in the area ,n.
unrevealed, although it was n aS
dent it was sufficient to discourse,
any serious attempts of J9na,os
naval forces to move in 4bo.
waters. But three weeks ago prirs
Minister Churchill reported tbot
w llloI a
powerful battle force was on ~.
ton. prepared to move against w.
Japanese fleet if the latter sboIS
refuse battle with the AmericaS
fleet in the Pacific and attemnt ~
escape westward.
The announcement yesterday tb..
the headquarters of Lord Toni.
Mountbatten's southeast Asia Cow,
mand has been moved to Cevlon j,
of prime interest in view of Chm
chills earlier announcement Gov.
Ion, at the tip of India, is the sta
for big Allied naval ports from
which the fleet under the command
of Admiral Sir James Somervus
operates.
The headquarters staff of Mount.
batten include Dutch navy, army
and airmen who know the water,
and the islands along the sea road,
from Singapore to Australia,
The presence of Ultra modern
capital ships-battleships and car
riers - in Somervile's force indj.
Gates that it has not been brought
together merely for defensive pa,
troll of the coasts by Ceylon and
India. 1t is evident the feet is
there not only because of the pos
sibilities of amphibious operations
against Malaga, but to close the
link in the world chain.
| The threat to the japanese in The
Dutch East Indies that previously
existed mainly in the operations
from General MacArthur's com.
mand in Australia now is imple.
mented by the presence of sea
force that could constitute the
western jaw of a nutcracker,
Moreover, the British naval
strength in the Indian ocean turh.
err secures the shipping lanes from
England and India to Australia
which help to build UP the striking
power of MacArthur's Australian
based forces.
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With Ernie Pyle

area writing, I eat mess for
staff officers. Twice within ten
days, big shells have demolished
buildings on either side of this
mess.
The four boys who serve us here
asked if I would mention them in
the paper. said I certainly
would, not only because they're
doing dangerous job but also
because they are four of the most
courteous and best-dispositioned
men I've ever met. They are:
Corp. Harold Gibson, of Booth
Bay Harbo-, Me-; Pvt Lloyd Far
lee, of Pierce, Neb.; Pvt. Herb
Wullschleger, of Wichita, Kas., and
Pvt. Charles Roderick, of Salem,
Mass.
CONTINUED on Page Six)
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-17
BY ERNIE PYLE

With Fifth Army Beachhead
Forces In Italy, --(by wireless) :,
Here on the Anzio beachhead
nobody is immune.
It's not only standing joke,
but standing fact, that a lot OF
front-line people would not volun-
tarily come back into the hot
Anzio-Nettuno area for a small
fortune.
People whose jobs through all
the wars of history have been safe
ones, up here are as vulnerable
as the fighting man. Bakers and
typewrite1. repairmen and clerks
are not absolved from shells and
bombs. Table walters are in the
same boat.
When I'm back in the harbor
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-17
QUOTATIONS

There were so many planes up there that
we we're choosy about which ones we shot
DOWNRIGHT. Don Gentle after Berlin air at
tack.
We have commonly used the word educa-
ton as though all education were good. That
will no longer do. There is no more educated
nation on earth today than Germany but
something has gone wrong with it-terribly
wrong.-Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick. New
York pastor.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-17
HOSPITAL TRAIN

STOCKHOLM, April l6-'3 ,t.
SO car German hospital tram WA ~s,
est ever seen at the border, W." q.
scheduled to leave Haparahoe'd sy
the SWediSh-Finnish border wv 4
carrying a large contlhge.n .3sn
German wounded through o"''
to Germany.
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Fair Enough

(Ediotr's Note.-The Star and the News accept no
responsibility for the personal views of Mr. Peger,
and often disagree with them as much as many OF
his readers His articles serve the good purpose of
making people think.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-17
rs Years Ago
Today
(From the files
of the Star-NeWs)
APRIL II, 1918

APRIL II, 1919
Mrs. E. M. Dewey of Colds
boro, who has been visiting Tela'
tives in the city, left last evening
for Whiteville for a short stay,
DR.. Charles E. Low, local health
officer and Miss Columbia MINDS,
supervisor of nurses, returned
this morning from Pinehurst
where they attended meetings Of
the North Carolina Health OFF,
GERS association and the North
Carolina Medical society.
Diners at Newman's cafe on
Princess street fled in confusion
to the street at noon THURSDAY
when Mrs. R. Kennedy, of Atlanta
a discharged waitress, hurled a
sugar bowl through the plate glass
front of the cafe after Shaping
Col. Jack Newman, the proprietor
in the face. Shortly thereafter
Constable Silverman landed the
woman in Jail on a warrant char8'
ing assault.
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In relation to national inco1s,
Britain is giving the United o.a ..;
almost as much as the U. > sNT
har.
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Q,aebee.8ei<tlmIe
Staliit pcreeleet

Mosfau. g1. spereu &arriman, Ser
amerifaniibe 8otiebafter, unS lein
engliider aollege, Sir 9trr erltat.
teten Sem Solpietpremier Gorihall
Stalin pollitdnoieen 8ariht ii5er Die
Graebniiic ser gerctltnsen, Sic Erd.
iioent &coiepelt ur6 Gh.:rfid in
5rasen 0es JernoitfriescS ecIlegcn
baben.
Sn &reiien ausldnoiider Wcobad.
ter tpiro es ais beoeutialn betraeDtet
oab ser @ep0lferune burrb Sen NunS.
iunf, pie ourd ale ruilii6en 3eitiul.
gen bon Dem Gmpfang Ser bciSen 81.
plomaten ourdb Stalin GcnrtniS ae.
geben ,pcrben lit. Die amtlidc @e.
ridteritattung beiagt. Sic 8otidcfter
bdtten Stalin in Sic gnti6c;omagcr1
einsereibt, 3u oenan man III Guebe.
gelanst lei. uno ldbt es bierbei nner.
lpdbnt, oaB oieie gntidlieBunscn ois
bette Wetbooe Ser totalen Nieberrer.
fung Sapans betrafen.
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mic GnelanH nit sen
8ebots fertie tp,.rHe

2onoon. 0as in 2onSon geiertigte
&artcn=Oiogramm perani6aulid)t Sic
Vfittel ,mo Wege. banf oener Sic
Orobung Ser &oboter -8o,nben in Sen
8ren5en gebalten 1peroen fonnte, Bis
britiide mno amerifaniidet Mrmeen
NIT ibrem Gormarlb an ser &aftten-
fiiite an Sic Quelle oes llebels Srin.
gen fonntcn.
Mls Eropaganoaminilter G'0hbels
lagte: "l1niere pilotenloien Glugjell.
&c treroen Sen 4rieg niht entideioen,
aber lie iino cine 5ienlld barte 9srii,
fung fir sic Nerpen ser Gnsl1noer
batte er einnlal ,penigitens bie @aJr-
belt geiproden. Niht einmal in bem
groBen 8lik bon 1940-41 batten sic
Sonooner told 0rauen unS iolhe
Silfloiigfeit fennen ge.ernt ols icii
oem oenfwiiroisen Is, Sari oieias
Sabrcs, 6a oie unbeimlideu @obotcr-
bomben bon Morofrantreid) teriiber
81 fliegen begannen.
3ebn Gage borber ircren o.e Nui.
ierten in Sic Normanoi, eingefallen.
Sofort sieste Elm srimmiges Sett-
rennen cin, nm Ben @afeten-gefto
Der Ranaltiiite in oie &ano su BE-
fommen, bebor nod 2onoon in Triinl.
mer gelegt ipar. Mdt3ig Gage, naG.
Dem oie erite ~Serselt,mesmafie ser.
1" in elm engliidbes &aus eefrah,
mar, fonnten oie sluiierten mittei!en,
oab iie oas Wettrcnnen aelponnen nnb
oie .8u53 8oms" als ernitbafte Dro.
tung aus oem Jelbe seid'laaen bat.
ten.
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Ua4 Sceelbeotiakrt
aber 3ltlantie i,ntcrr,iert

Siao, Spanieu. Mht 9cuti6e, Sic
bier am 81. September in einem 800
Sonnen srcBen Segelboot eintraien
erflarten, iie bitten ioeben cine feb,
5istagise Seereile bon Arsentinien
beenoet. Sic tpuroen interniert. 8it
Ole Gelltiden ferner ausiasten, 5ogel;
lie bel Oem 8eniiben, eiuen iran,0,
lil6en Safen 5u erreiheu, auf Scr
6abrt 0urh oie alliierte Seeblodacc
eine neutrale 6lagJe nab ser anb,rsn
aui. 9lrdl sic Sfflpation Ssranf.
reibs 0urG sic Naiierten 1ralrocn iic
alleroii,gs ae5punaen. 3ufludt in
Spanien 81 iuhen. 9ie @ruppg
idien iidJ guten Mutes 5u erireuen
uno 5ci better @eiuabbeit 5u iein
@ie ertldrt ipuroc, lit ibr Boot cui
ser gan3en &eiie nidt bon einem ein.
5igen auiierten &riegsifiiie angebcl.
ten iporoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28

@aibington. @rdiioent Mooienelt
ribtete an oen 8u6eetoireftor 8. 3.
Smitb Elm Shreiben, oas oieien an
,peiit. .oie 1dtisfeit aller 8uuoes-
amter i'm Mnblid auf folsenoe slui-
gaben gu iiberpriifen: 2iquioierurg
aQer ariegsaeit1@eb0roen Mnter ue-
berlueiiuns irsen0iueld,er. MIN ibne,,
obliegen6en rperlnanenten" ssunftio-
men an ionitige Aemter; Berminoe,
rung oes 8unbes Benraltunesper-
ionals auf einen 8eitanb,uie er Ben
@erbaltniiien Der fiinftigen Grieoens-
3eit entipreden tpiiroe. uno 8erein-
fa6ung oes Sertpaltunesapparats.
Smitb bat Anspeiiung, Dem @ei-
Ben &aus au gegebener 3eit iiber bie
grgebniiie ieiner 5eititelluneen gu be.
ridten. Der Hrdiioent betont in iei-
mem Shreiben, bie Ourdfiibrung oes
8eamtenabbnus uno ser NertpaI=
lungs -8ereinfad,sng iperbe spobl
9roBtenteils Bis 5ur Qapitulation Ser
Sapaner 3u apaten baben, inoeiien iei
iest bie 3eit fir Blanung oieier MaB-
nabmen. tpenn auh nidt einmol in
europa biSber bon giniteuung Ger
GetnSieIigtciten Die Neoe fei.
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Detati4e 1mHett
Aeeieuelt perfmet 2lbbat,

Sort Clutter, Mid &abbiner 81.
W. Yerlep mar geraoesu perbliiift.
ais ibm Die Gerspalti,ng Ses bieiiee,,
ariegsgefangenenlage fiir3lid auf-
iorocrte, iib ser eeiitliden 8eoiiri-
niiie elmer 5ipan5igfopfiscn 8ruppc
ebemaliger Mitslieoer Ser oeutidcu
Webrmabt ansunebmen. sic gemein-
Jam nit nid)tiiioiiden &ameraoen erit
fiir5lih in oieiem Eager eingatrofieu
iino. Sic ,uaren suerit oils Mrbeiter
in Der Normanoie unter Seuti6c:
Seeresperiraltlng beibGitist ,poroen.
tuuroen a6er abt Gage Dor ibrer @e-
fangennabme in llniformen geitedt.
Gs banoelt ftd INN Salbiuoen oeren
gater ober Wutter Suoen iino. Sic
baben alld nod ibre gerranoten in
Deutidlano.
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Kaittpf ,aiit 2lrnhc,,t
ta'ar Gin ietr bl,ttiAcr

2onoon. Die Dor sebn. 1agen in
9ollano gelan0eten 5aaihirmtruppe,
fonnten Den slnitllrm Der 0eutiden
bort nibt itanbbalten mas aenaue
Beobabter Ser &eeresberidte ihon
leit Sagen feItseitellt baben =. Nua
gibt oas alliierte &auptauartier be.
fannt, bab bon oen gelanoeten 5,pei
Dioiiioiren ODER 5000 Mann, 100
nah 5ebntagigen idiperen 4impicn
mieSer 5uriidge5oscn ,uuroen. 100
lueroen angegeben als lpieoer bel Sen
aaierten Mrmeen ei::letrofien. 3a,,.
IenOe Teriuunoete mubten 3uriidao.
laiien neroen. Gs .rar unm0alid) 6ie.
le ourd oas &reu5feuer ser beutihen
gatterien suriid5ubringer.
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SatiGdlih lit oas ssunoament iiir

Satiddlih lit oas sslnoament fir
oeu Sieg idbon anoeriba!b Sabre fritz
Der gelegt iuoroen, ais nGnllidj elm
idarfdugiges iunges Waoten. an-
gebOrige oes 5rauenforps Ger .Spa-
berinnen". auf einem Al.ifldrunes-
photo, oas iiber Ger Sci,tiden Ser
iuhsitation Heenemiiabe aufgenom-
men iuoroen mar, oas erIie Nobotcr.
flugseug entbedte. Bon ba a5 bat
erbarmunesloles Bombcroiercn Der
Hoboterfiiite uno Ger 81 Sen Start
rampen fiibrenben giienbcbnen oen
groBen 8egeniflag Ser ssa,iS msbr
uno mebr perlangianlt aro Sescrea-
niiiert, bepor oie Eruppeu oireft su
ibnen gelangen fonnten.
Die Safe par aber bart aui bart
gegangen. Sn oen blutiger so casen.
10 erfubren Die 8riteil, luaren 5000
Robot6omben bon ie elmer Come, oas
beiBt 100 pro Gag, atgeiGoiier ror-
ben, uno 23OO erreih;er siioena.
Ianb. Sbr 3erltorungslrcrs mar sans
ihredlid): $4,000 Beosmos beidG.
oigt; 5187 Meniden setoiet. 1906
idtper perlebt. 80 Nroaert aller Ser.
lutte lagen in 9onoon.
I'm Dem @aiiafer bor5a3euben uno
es tpirfiam 5u betdmpien, batten lOO,.
600 Ionnen alliierte. 4omben sic
@afetenfiiite bepflaitert. Slueitauieno
umo nelinbunoert Glieaer uno 45O
Jlng3euge gingen o,6ci nerlorcn.
Mdrs nber oas Stenncn nad) ser 30.
boterfiiife idbief geoaneen. Damn b6tte
Sltlers @ebeimtuaffe nod iadocr.
it6noieer Meinung p.eGeidt perb6ng.
nisboa ben Gang bes Qrieges bcein.
fIuiien t6nnen.
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laho oils nlooerner ssnioultrieitaat be-
oeuteu unb cs in Elm MararIano Der,
tpanSeln tpiirSe.
Nmdj bic Sadberitanbism seteilter
Meinung
Die tSpaltung i'm 3abinettsous-
idub iiber Sen Morsentbau-Hlan bat
iid) aud auf Die @ruppen ser Sah-
peritdnoiecn iibertraecn, sic Die Gin
.5elbeiten fir Die fiinftise &ontrol(c
iiber DeutidlanS aussuarbeiten be-
ben. 9isber baben oem 0ernebmcn
nod oie Distuiiionen nenig ooer gar
fe!nen 6ortidritt eemadt. Gie Sa6-
beritdroigen bes 3riegsamts uon oes
Stantsoepartments, bie barin nur sic
Saltuag oes Grieesiefretdrs stimion
llno oeS StaatsiefretGrs Snl ,pioer-
ipiegelnL baben bisber 8ioeritreben
ge5eist, 8oridldge auf ser 8aiis oes
@oreentbau-Ylans ansunebmen.
9as Eroaramm oes arieesamtes
unb oas Staatsoepartenents iiebt eli.
men grunbleseiroen @icberaufbau fir
Sas Seutibe 8alf Dor lmb unteriteat,
Dab icblieblid eitliee Snoldtrie ii6
entipideln ipiro.
Die Jrage, toie DertiGIan6s in-
ouitr!elle 3ufl,nft au fontrouieren lit
uno ipie bas oeutide golf perbinoert
,uerSen fann. einen ne,len @eltfrieg
berborsurl,fen, lit in ser Eat cine
fritiide nidt nur fir sic Grperte,l
bes StaatsoeparteWents, oes ariess-
ants unb oes Sdnsamtcs, ionbera
audi fir Die Naiierten ietber.
sic fann bieaeidt peientlih g..
fldrt Iueroen, boffen tieii9e weamte,
tre,n @afbington uno 2on6on einen
beiieren 8esriff babon baben, ipiepiel
bon Dem 5eutiden Snouitrieapparat
Die &uiien nod ser Sutpjet,,nion
iiberfiibrt baben poaen, coer ,piebiel
oapon untsr bie pertpiiiteten SGnoer
Ger Sereinigten Mationen aufseteilt
,per6en Iou.
NaGidrift: Ser ganse Morgen-
tball@lan fommt einem Dor tpie ser
Plan zines Sdulfnaben, ser oas erite
Mal einen Mrtifel ihreiben Sarf ia.
gen mir iiber Sen Mono, tpie er be.
idaffen iit Oh er Meni6en bat tpie
bier auf Grben uiip. sdliebli1 be-
Idrieb ser sSsilrse oen 0tonb = uno
am gnbe ladtcn ielbit Die 9ebrer =
ii6er sic sufeabe. 80.
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uGlemencean iibertrnmpft", erflGrt
oemtides Mabio. - !6itlers yV0lf.
iid)er Seobadter" beseidnet ben Ylau
als rgrSkte sSeblfalfulatiun in Der
8yfdidte".

Waibington. 0dbreno Seutihe Yro-
paganoiiten einen Sturmangriff aui
Sefrstdr Woreentbous Nlan fir Ell
men ~barten Srieoen" fir 0eutidlano
eroffneten, getpann man III 2onoon
oen gin6rud, baB Muhenminiiter A.
Goen ODER pielleidt ielblt Die itrittige
6rage mosliferlueiie aum 3bema ei-
ner ba!oigen grflaruug Dor oem 1ar-
lament erfiiren lperoen. Ser Gremier
lit ausenblidlib abipeienb lnb in
amtli6en 0reiien ibnieg man lid aus
9tad) GburbiIls Hiidfebr am beu.
tigen Oonnerstae ins Yarlament, lit
man natiirlif geipannt oarnuf, tpas
er bon ieiner &onierens in Quebec s,l
beribter bat unS man ermartet, SaB
oas llnterbans iib nibt nit Ieerelu
8erebe abipeiien tpirb, epie es in
8aibingtor Site lit. Die 8riten er-
fennen 5u genau. bob ser @ioeritan,
Der SeutiGen nur mebr angeipornt
miro, je ,uenieer iiber bie S3q,funit
0eutiblanos inn 8ro6en uno 8ansen
geiast miro.
"Worgentbau," ertlGrte Sas oeut,
id)e GabiO, bat Glemenceau nod bel
lueltem iibertr,mpit."
Der 9erIiner Senoer iebte binsn,
SuB cine 8eieb,,ne oes Heit)s 6urc1
Nmerifancr unO 8riten rebenip
idredlid) iein ipiiroe tpie cine 8elet-
5lns ourd ibre ger6iinoeten, oie boil.
Idelpiltiiden @uiien."
Ser Na8iM Mommentator Or. Seins
Sdnrpin9 erflGrte:
rSie bcben Dor, sic MilitGrmarf
einSufiibren, 8. +. unier 8elo 81 emit
,perten. Sic baben Dor, allen Yolts
nno Selegrapbenperfebr nno oen Ho-
oioOienlt 5u iibernebmen. Sic ipouea
allen Soft ltno SelegrapbenperfeDr
elmer Sotalsenlur nnterlperien uno
ale MabloaerGte au beihlasnabmen.
Isle sroaen bas Gngliihe nls
Amtsiprahe ei,rfiibren. @as uns oa-
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Brrltn raft tibRr
Morgentbau=plan
fir Deut(blan0

BEL perbleiben tpiiroe, lit flar."
Sunger - idlimmer oils 8omben
Oos gerliner Raoio 5itierte, oab
cine Veiebung ourb amerifaniihe
llno britiiGe StreitfrGite Init it,
rem 6unger uno 6ilngertobe" = nod
idlimmer iein tpiirbe als uber ent.
Ieblibe 8on1benterror". @om Iieae i'm
8anne bes Sunsers, uns Ole itaIie.
niiben Srauen nfennen feinen anoe-
rem @eg als Broititution", um ettpos
8rot fir ibre ainber gu erbalten.
Sitlers ~g0Itiider geobadter" er.
fldrte 5u Woraentbaus Elan:
n@as in Quebec geplant lit, bat
Die 8irtung, Die oeutlhe GntidIoiien.
belt gum Wioeritano gu oerooppeln.
Sonoon mb Waibington tpiirSen Ell.
mes cages ausfinoen, oaB bieier Ylan
Die grobte Seblfalfulation in oer0elt-
geIhicbte mar. uGlemenceou iagte, oaB
es 100000 0eutife gu pieI eebe---
Moreentbau modte43, 900, 900 Oeut.
ide ausgerottet baben."
Waibinston. Gi5eabmiraI gmorp
8. Sa1lo, Ser Gbef ser ameritaniiben
Sanoelsldifiabrt i'm &riese, iteuerte
81 ben @aibingtoner Museinanberie.-
sungen fiirs Heib cine grflGrung BEL,
oab one Mlliierten Sen beutiben tpie
oen iapariihen Mubenbanoel auf-
tranlhieren llno unter iid ielber per-
teilen iollten. Ser Momiral ibloB Iid
loamit Der Nuffalii,ne bes Shasamts-
tiefretdrs Morgentbau an, bab0cutffs
lano 81 Der &oae eines sIsraritaates
5uriidfebren iollte. uno ionit ouf-
b0ren tpiiroe, als n1ooerne Snbuitrie-
nationen 81 belteben. penn ibnen Die
Belegenbeit gum NeltbanHel Der.
lagt neroc.
Sefretdr Sul CAB in3lpiiben elmer
Mii. HreB- -0teloung nod su, baB cine
ernite &nbinettsipaltung in ser Srage
Ser iSrleoenspolitif fir Se,ltldlano
oorliese.
"Mber." ieste Sui binau, .oie san-
Sc 6ruse Ser 8ebanolung Se,,tit.
lambs, beanipruht bie Muimerfiam-
felt e!ner ieSen Der 3egierungen, Ole
am unnittelbariten baran beteiligt
| iino, 10 Dor allem auh GuBlano".
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De,ati4en perlteren Halt
ttft 8altifunt

Wosfau. Ser aampf UNI Nlga ee5:
leinem GnSe entaeaen. Die 0eutl6en
tpuroen aus Gitonia bertrieben uuS
3oaen iid auf &iga 3uriid in ser &oii=
n,lng bier ourd oie oeutide Jlotte
auf ibrem &iid3ug gebeft ou tperocn.
geneIten 9sadribte,t 5ufnlse iii oies
aber midt mebr m0glid, oa ourd Sem
Sail 5innlcubs Sic ruliiitp 5lotte
irei suurSe uno oteie se1uiiiermal,en
Ole Sitiee bis Niga bereits beberridt.
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anNer,aites,Sperre
pen Sen pSW eeierHert

8aibinaton. Sn einem Yrosramnu
our Gerrinaernng Ser &onfnrrens i'm
ar6eitsmarft nad) Dem &rieee brad,
ten oie Seterans Of 6oreisn @ars
cine ssbnjiibrige Gin.panoerllngslper
re in 8oriblag. 8eiter befiirnorte.
ten lie 5u Sem 9leiden 3ruede Sic ali,
geneine Militdroienltpilidt, iotpie
ipirtidaitlide uno io5iaie sanftioncu
iiir sic 8oIfer 0eutiblanos, Ssapuns
unO Staliens ,mo 8eitraiung ibrer
1iibrer uno @etudbrung eercrfidnft.
li6er Senioritdtsrehte fir 8eteransn
Die iid arltmalig Mrbeiterper6Gnber
aniblieben.
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StGNte iit Soriiteja
pen 3ipiliitetr aer6mm,t

Gbtrefing. Sier einsetroiiene di.
nelii6e MelSungen beiagen, bab Sic
iapaniide Militarbeb0rbe in 6orlnoio
in Grrartung alIiierter 2uftansriffe,
Die Stunning iamtlid)er entbebrliber
3ipiliiten aus oen Stdoten aneeoro.
net bat.
3ur gleid)en 3eit perflgten oie Sc.
paner, baB iid in 6ormola i1mtlidl
tpebrbienltfdbiae MGnner slpiihen 1G
nno 45 Sabren, Der Mili5 5l meloer
baben. SSugenolihe 5tpiiben 10 uno
Is Sabren miiiien iid) Dem Mrbeits.
oienlt jteQen.