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Bradley beam., 1944-08-19

Army, May eighth, 1914, and five weeks later was on his way to Chi na. He landed at Tientsin on Col umbus Day of that year and was assigned to Company K in the Eff teenth Infantry. During the first world war, he was on active duty in the Philippines and was sent back to China just month before armistice was signed. A year later he left the land of the sampans and coolies and was discharged from the service as a First Ser geant at Camp Dix, late in 1919.
 Sergeant Carey returned to civil ian life and tried his hand with an electric wiring company for the next few years but the lure of ad- venture in the Army prompted him to re-enlist in October 1926. He was sent to the Savannah Ordnance Depot and then to Selfridge Field, Michigan. The day after his fifty sixth birthday he arrived at Brad ley Field, where, until recently, he was the Chief Clerk of the Ord nance Office.
 Dad, grand-dad and great-grand- dad, the "Old Master" is the typ ical Army career man and has only six years to complete before reach ing the coveted goal of thirty years service. He will retire with the per manent rank of Second Lieutenant, which he held during World War l.
Bradley beam., 1944-08-19

There aren't too many people in this country who can boast of hav- ing great-grandchildren, and, nat urally, the number of men in the armed forces who can, are few and far between. When a man here on this Base can say that he has twelve grandchildren and six great grandchildren-that's a family. He is M/Sgt. John P. Carey, pigs feet fancier, candy lover and tobacco chewer, the supervisor of the Third Echelon and Ordnance Property Warehouses.
 Sgt. Carey was born in the little town of McKees Rocks, Pennsylva mia, just across the river from Pittsburgh, on 7 September 1887. He completed six years of school ing and then went to work in the Homestead Steel Works as an over head crane operator. Five years later, he was employed in the same capacity for the Westinghouse Electrical Manufacturing Company in East Pittsburgh and also worked in the pudding mills in Kittanning
 Long before most of you readers were born, 1909, to be exact, J. P. was married. He and his wife, Mrs. Estella Leola Carey, were blessed with seven children. Four years ago Mrs. Carey passed away.
 The six-striper enlisted in the
Bradley beam., 1944-08-19
SPOR TS
Bradley Mittmen Tangle with Quonset Wednesday

The strong Quonset Point box ing team, claimants to the national camp championship, will bring it's highly touted glovers to Bradley Field on Wednesday for a series of bouts with the local knights of the squared circle.
 Art Saulsgiver will tangle with the Navy's ace, Truell, in the fea- ture bout of the evening while Claude Grace and Carter will swap punches in the semi-wind-up. Gale Harvey is slated to meet Davis, George Dietrick is paired with Grant, Jimmy Washington will col- lide with Morgan, Jerry Bond and Scott are also slated to hook-up in a duel. Bobby Root may trade lea ther with Langford too.
 As an added feature, Johnny Waller, well-konwn Hartford pro- moter, will bring Bull Curry, Hart ford wrestler and three other grunt and groan men to put on a pair of grappling matches. Phil Dewey, the man responsible for bringing the CYO boys here, will referee the wrestling bouts.
Bradley beam., 1944-08-19
EM SOFTBALL LEAGUE
 Team Standings

Last Weeks Results Section c 8, Ordnance '. Section B 4, Section G 3. Games Next Week Monday:
 Section B vs. Section c Tuesday: Ordnance vs. Section c Wednesday,: Section c vs. Section c Thursday: Section B vs. Ordnance
 All games start at 1630
 OFFICERS LEAGUE No games played.
 Games Next Week Monday: . ASWAAFS vs.. Medics. Tuesday,: Air Base Hqs. #2 vs. ASFAAFS Wednesday:
 Air Base Hqs. #1 vs. Medics. Thursday: Air Base Hqs. # 1 vs. ASWAAFS Friday: >
 Medics vs. Air Base Hgs. #2.
Bradley beam., 1944-08-19

pitchers got a laugh out of Ty. They thought it very unfunny, how ever, when he began to slice off their legs with vicious line drives.
 Rogers Hornsby used to stand half block away from the platter and he looked like a sucker for anything over the far away cor ner. Actually, he could step into an outside pitch and plaster it against the Burma Shave sign in left field. And what's more, he fre- quently did.
 Nick Etten, of the Yankees, has the strangest stance of any player in the American League today,
Bradley beam., 1944-08-19
MkMW' ;XREZM

There is nothing quite so funny to the fan in the $1.10 seat as a baseball player with an unorthodox stance at the plate. You get fidg- ety Dan, a foot-in-the-bucket, or an All-Wrong O'Gooly Up there on the dish and the. customers will bust their sides laughing.
 When Tyrus Raymond Cobb first came up to Detroit, the fans almost swallowed their celluloid
 collars laughing
Bradley beam., 1944-08-19

that's humorous in those burning liners he hits.
 Melvin Ott is another fellow with a funny-looking stance. A left handed hitter, little Mel waves his right foot around in the air just before he swings. He claims he gets more distance into his extra base clouts that way.
 If John McGraw, who nurtured Ott at his bosom, was ever tempted to change Mels stance, he re-
Bradley beam., 1944-08-19

let his stomach drape over' the plate like hammock. Groh, arna- ed with bottle-shaped bat, was the master bunter of his time and Terry, despite his flat footed stance was the best hitter in the National League for half a dozen years. So McGraw let them alone.
 McGraw made one change in a batter's stance, however. Frankie Frisch came to him batting cross handed. "My God" said McGraw, "What is he, man or squid ?'
Bradley beam., 1944-08-19

Section B vs. Ordnance All games start at 1630
Bradley beam., 1944-08-19

Nick is a good hitter, all right, but he sags at the knees like he was carry ing a land mine detector in the seat of h i s pants. The fans swallow cigars in high glee ev- cry time Nick steps up to bat, but rival pitch CTS see little
Bradley beam., 1944-08-19
LIT. COL. TARLETON WATKINA TO BROADCAST SUNDAY

It. Col. Tarleton H. Watkins Commanding Officer of the Mill vile, New Jersey, Army Air Base will participate in the American in the Air program broadcast over the Columbia Broadcasting Company network on Sunday, August twen- tieth between 1880 and 1900. Col Watkins who was a fighter pilot in the Fl Alamein and Tunisian cam paigns may be heard over Hart ford's CBS station, WDRC.
Bradley beam., 1944-08-19

D oC1 o1lPCd II l IT. self, as he did with H e i n i e Groh, who used to bat f a c i Il g the pitcher, and with Bill Terry, l e a n back on his heels and
Bradley beam., 1944-08-19

at him. Cobb, who bent over the plate like a T : square with his left hand far up on the fat part of the bat, looked like he was just I e a r n in g to play. Even the
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18
Die etrafenfampfe in @uridan

0ie 9euti6en permenoen Slam.
menperfer ouf Die Stequngen Der
l1ntergrunofrGfte in @ari6au. Cine
BON Der 2onboner polnii6en &egier-
ung allsgegebene Meloung teilte nit
oaB elm oeuti6er 3eritorer bas @eit-
ufer Der @eihiel 8mii6en Der Sonia.
tonsfi-8riide unb ser 9an3iger 81
ien6abn am Sonntag Sen gar5et
Gag iiber bei6oiien babe.
9ie 9euti6en baden ben an oiC
8abnltation angrenaenoen Statpf
8e5irf eingenommen. u~ntergruno
truppen ieoo6 baben oie @ngriffe in
Centrum bon @arihau abeeiflager
uno fleinere @epinne in Dem nor0
lid gelegenen 8obnbe5irf 3olibor,
~er5ielt.
Die ruiiii3e Na9ri9tenagentul
CAB nerpabrte iib oagegen, oaB oil
Somiets ole fdmpfenoen Yolen il
@ari6au i'm Sti6e gelaiien bitten
Sic mGren niht BON ben Yolen redt
0eitig Inn Silfe angegungen moroen
bebauptete CAB.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18

nannt, uno nit &ilfe elmer oeut-
I1en 0ibiiion uno finnii6er Srnp-
pen, oie lire @us6iloung in 9eutid-
LAMB empfangen batten, gelang es
ibm, bic &oten in einem Der blutig-
Iten 8iirgerfriege in Der 8eltge-
l6i6te nieoer5uperfen.
Erot oieier oeutI6en Silfe fonn-
tie ii6 Mannerbeim ni6t oamit ab-
fin6en, oaB Die 9eilti6en Die neue
5rei6eit ieiner Station 6eeinfluBten
gr 3og iid pom offentli6en 2eben
5uriid, Inn ieoo9 in Der 6olge als
&egent 8uriidserufen gu weroen, als
li6 Die finnii9e &egierung peripa-
tet bepuBt muroe, bob er aaein inn
Itanoe iein wiiroe, Die 8e5iebungen
nit ben iiegrei6en @aiierten ein5u-
lenfen.
SIN @ablfampf UNI Die Brdiioent-
i6aft inn Sabre 1918 bon einem
frieofertigen Brofeiior geI6lagen,
piomete Der &eerfiibrer Mannerbeim
Die Sabre 3piihen 5innlanos 9riien
ser &inoerpoblfabrt uno Der Mbfai.
lung BON bier 8iidern i6er Die Gam
oesperteioigung. @ls es 1889 gum
&rieg nit &uBlano fam, trat Ell
pieoerum an Die Spite Der finnit
i6en Sruppen. Ser &rieg gine
:
perloren. Ser @affenitiaitanb Wal
fur3. @ieoer fiibrte Wannerbein
Die Simmer in ben &rieg. uno ben
tie itebt Maunerbeim an Der SpisI
ser Irmee 5innlanos Die ieiner 8e
gierung.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18
p&riessen6e in europa midt bor
Spmmer 1915"

Senrp Gaiiiop, Gbef oes n%9liiociat-
60 BreB" 8iiros in MoSfau, febrte
Dor fur3em aus &uBlano mad Ben
8ereinigten Staaten 5uriif uno err
fldrte, oaB Die &uiien ser aniidt
iino, oaB es nod Bis gum nd6iten
CONNER oauern miro, bepor 9entid)-
lano beiiegt Ueroen fam.
~Gaiiiop peilte rier Sabre inGeos-
fau. @r fiigte ieiner @rfldrlng bel.
oaB Die Huiien ii6 feinem Sptimis-
mus be6iigli6 zines friiben &riegs-
enoeS in europa b~ingeben. nSoate
Sitler ieoo6 BON Ser na6iten Bonn
be getotet rueroen, Damn oiirfte ser
&rieg bieaeiht ettpas cher enoen, "
iagt Gaiiiop.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18
0~anOmngen
in saOfrantrei6
@ae 3iuiliitem ans Warieiae
gerGnmt

@lei95eitig nit Dem 8orOringen
unierer Mrmeen in Ser Normanoie
uno 8retagne, mo 6etrGdtli6e oeut-
i6e StreitfrGfte eingefeiielt muroen,
lanoeten in Siiofranfreid oieie 80
6e Itarfe 6ormationen Der lnieren,
unterItiibt BON &riegsi6iffen unO UNI
5Gbligen 6liegern.
Aebnlid mie ieiner5eit in Ser Hor-
manoie muroen piele 6aGi6irmer
porousgei6idt, mGbrenO Die &riegs-
i6iffe Die &iiite beI6olien.
@orber batten oeuti6e6unfiprit6e
oas &ommen GROCER aaiierter @eleit-
3iige our1 sic Meerenge bon @ibral-
tar na6 fran50iii9en Mittelmeer9e-
m6iiern gemeloet. Sn 8orbereitung
Ser unausbleibli6en Sample in Siio-
franfrei6 batten Die 0eltti6en Mfili-
t~drbeboroen in MarieiQe oie oortige
3ibilbeO0lferung a%ufgeforoert, Die
Staot al b%erlailen. Mfebrere Gage
oauerte Die 6lu6t ser eri6redten 81
pililten aus Marieiae ln0 oelien un-
mittelbarer ltmgebung.
Se 8anle for6ert allgemcincn gmf-
itan6
SIN 3uiammenbang nit oieien
8organgen uno nit Der 8eteiligung
fran3ofii6er &olonialtruppen aus
Noroafrifa an Dem 6elo5uge ser I'm
ieren in Norofranfrei6 inter Gene
raj 2eclerc erlieB General De @auae,
Der Subrer Ser 5reifran3oien fol-
gen0en Aufruf:
o@s gibt feinen Strengthen, Ser
ni9t fiiblte uno ni6t piiBte, oaB es
feline beilige 9flidt 1T, obne Ger8ue
an Der b0biten &riegsleiitung ieines
2anoes teil5unebmen.
uMuf Dem fla6en 2unoe, in Ser
Sabrif in Der @ertitGtte, i'm 8iiro
ODER I'M Seim ODER ouf Ser StraBe,
Oh IN Saft ODER oeportiert ODER ais
&riegsgefangener, elm ieOer Strange
lie fam Dem 6einoe i9aoen ooer oas
uorbereiten mas ibm i6a0et."
Dl1eberaa limo @ruppen oeS fran
8oiii6en @ioeritanoes am @erf. Gin
ieoer miro aufgeforoert, ii6 oieien
@ruppen an5ui@lieBen un0 ibren
@eiiungen Solge 81 ge6en Die
Stunoe Ser 8efreiung idlGgt."
gomaro 9. @aq, elm 8eri1ter-
ltatter Ser uAiiociateo 8reB" in
Norofranfrei6, meloete, BOB Die
fran5oiiiden acknowledgement inter
Dem General Sacques 2eclerc alf IT,
rem @ormari6 nit elmer Ban3eroi-
piiion in ser 8retagne BON Der 8e-
p6lferung iiberaa nit un6ei6rei6li-
dem Sllbel empfangen tperoen.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18
@teOeraufbau Der
,,GttD" bon 0OnOOn
9aS @ebiet nm Die ct. HGnl
9atbe6rnle 6leibt

Mlt-Qonoon-oie bon 8om6er
i6tper beimgeiu6te 9uaoratmeile
Inn sic ct. &ouls- &otbeorale ber-
um-niro mad Dem &rie9e mieoer
oufgebaltt peroen ais oas @el6Gfts-
centrum Ser Staot. Dit breiteren
StraBen uno boberen @ebGuoen, pie
ans 8lGnen gun erieben lit, Die oie-
ier Gage BON 9onooner Mmtsperio-
men befonnt gema6t muroen.
0os @rogramm iiebt cine 8efrei-
lulg ser ct. 8nils- &atbeorale BON
ibrer i6dbigen ltmge6une Dor, Die
llrbeber oes 9laneS b%etoren ieood,
lie miiroen ourbolts nidt miini6en,
sic beriibmte &atbeorole um9e6en
BON irgenomel6en erotiI6en 2at6en
51t ieben, oie Ser MtmoipbGre BON
9lt-2onoon fremo Ieien.
TinansieGes Centrum
Ole .Gitp"-oer 0ame, unter
Dem oieier 8e3irf oagemein befonnt
iit-iit 0aS finan5ieae Centrum oes
geiomten britii6en Nei9es uno If
cine @inmobnerl6oft BON 100000
Meni6en BEL Sage uno bon 10000
6ei Na6t-iit allo zines Der flein-
item @ebiete bon @roB-9on0on.
0os @ieoeroufbau . Yrogramm,
oos in einem 3eitrmim BON 90 ODER
25 Sabren mtsgefiibrt neroen ioa,
iiebt sic @nlage elmer breiten Sling
ItraBe i'm Noroen Ser @itp Dor 5ur
8erbin0erung bon @erfebrsitauitn-
gen uno cine Musoebnung Oes gegen-
mGrtigen &ais apiihen 8lad 6riors
uno Der 2onoon Bridge.
NuA tpuroc borgeiAlagen, 0aB Die
S0be Ser @ebGitoe, sic i'm aagemei=
men unter rs SUB bod maren, auf
Elm Marimim bon 100 Sub gebradt
peroen ioae.
9ie @nloge zines Slugbafens, Der
$5,000,000 foiten loa uno ser gum
erftenmal i'm Sabre 1889 porge-
l6lagen moroen mar, lit 6ereits ge-
nebmigt poroen.
Die &atbe6rale
8eoiigli6 Ser ct. 8auls- &atbe-
orale iagt Der 8eri6t:
y8ir beriibren oamit elm @ebiet
bon 10 6reitem Snterelie, oaB Der
@eri6tsbof (oas Common GounciD
mobl enti6eioen oiirfte, oaB bic eno-
giiltige 20iung mittels zines @ett-
beperbes beitimmt peroen ioate, Der
mogli6erpeiie Dem gan3en empire
offenitiinoe."
Die aonigli6e afaoemie Ser &iin-
Ite bate cine lorgfGltig ausgefiibrte
MISUNDERSTANDING 6es @ebauoes INN
ct. Saul berrm porgeihlagen. Ser
Staotbaumeiiter 5. S. Sortp ieoo6,
ser ben Blan entporfen bat, i6lug
oen @runbton oeiien an, mas oie
Staotb1ter moaen, als er iagte:
SD min, Die gitp ioa Ser fiibren6e
Sanoelsplab Ser @elt iein, uno
ni6t,> mie man6e Broiefte mo6ten,
elm 8arf."
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18
Wilitdrti6e Sbra6ens
lebre bemdbrt fi6
~llniere SOlontem lernen nad neuer
MetbObe

Sauienoe amerifanii6er Soloa=
ten meroen in elmer neiien Metbooe
gum @rlernen fremoer Spra6en ltlt=
terri6tet.
Solooten, nel9e Ben neunmona.
tigen 9urlus in Stalienii6 an ser
llniperiitGt Sonia b~eenoeten, fonn-
ten oieie Spro6e perlteben, iif un-
terbolten uno BARN oe6attieren.
@enn iie in italienii6en Stiiden
altftroten, 10 fonnten iie auf Stale
mild inproniiieren, uenn ie ben
Cert %pergeiien batten.
0ie Soloaten, peld)e an ser Uni
oerlitGt BON Snoiana 6innii6 lhl.
oiert batten, perbra6ten 0aS 80
denenoe in finnii6en @%emeinoen.
3u @oufegan in SainoiS iangen tie
finnii6e 8olfslieoer, borten li1 fin
nilhe neutrality-suspicious. an uno
ottlporteten audi oarnuf. Die Sim
men paren 10 beeinorudt, Dab So
milien, mel6e So6ne i'm &riege per-
loren batten, &efruten aOoptiereu
mollten.
Nidt MIR SprederfOlge
0ieie @rfolge Backgammon iib
ni6t auf oas Spre6en. An Der
llniperlitGt bon 8isconiin, mo elmer
Der 6eiten &urie in 9euti1 fir See
resangeborige gegeben miro, ite0te
iid) 6alo berolis, oaB Die SeilneFmer
beiier 0euti6 leien fonnten, ais
Stuoenten, sic notwithstanding lon-
&c 3eit oarauf perpenoet batten,
MIR 9eutih lelen 81 lernen.
3mei @rllppenL Die Stalienii6 an
llniueriitdten in Nem gnglotlo fin,
oiert batten, nuroen na6 einem
College i'm MittelpeIten gebra6t.
0ie cine @ruppe bate na6 Der al
ten MetboOe Die SpraGe gelernt uno
lpar in cine @rammatif 219 Seiten
tief e%ingeorungen. @as iie ipre=
0er uno lelen fonnten, mar un6e-
0euteno,-oon ben grammatifali-
i6en &%enntniilen gar ni6t SIT re-
ben. 9ie @ruppe Ser nod mooer-
men Brin5ipien unterri6teten Col
oaten banobabte ale @lemente Der
Spra6e nit 2ei6tigfeit.
Die r2ingniitic Society" Mfetbo6e
0ie Metbooe mrroe entipidelt BON
MitoIip6ern Ser 90 Snhre often
n2inguiitic Society Of @merica~.
sic beoba6ten, analplieren uno flai-
iifi3ieren Die Sormen uno 2aute Ser
Spra6en. sic iino oauerno 0amit
6ei66ftigt, %bolitGn0ige uto reali-
ltiid 6el9reibenoe Mnalpien BON
Spra6en uno Ser Spra9e i'm alge=
meinen 5u geben.
Die neue W1etbooe beItebt oarin,
oaB Der S9iiler ipre6en lernt, ebe
er 81 leien beginnt uno oaB Der I'm
terri6t erfolgt in @ruppen. Se6S
bis 3ebn 2eute t~reffen iid 10 oft, mie
mogli6.
Gin 0rimebrer, ser oie Sprade
BON Sugenoauf geipro6en bat, ipridt
uno Die S6iiler b0ren 81. Sic fol-
gen oen 2auten in einem Cert, Der
cine pbonetii6e ltmi6rift bat. Sic
uieoerbolen oieie 2aute 10 lan9e, bis
Der 0rilmeiiter 5ufrie0en lit. 3ur
llnteritiibung fonnen S6aaplatten
benubt meroen. Ser S9i;ler lernt
am meiiten, menn BON ieiner aus=
ipra6e Observation-Disclosures ge-
ma6t meroen, uno er leine 5ebler
Eel Der Nusipra6e better boren fam.
8as beiBt aber nidt, oaB Die Spra=
de nerna6laiiigt miro. ghr miro
Tie ni6t in Der Sauptia6e betrieben.
wie cine matbemdtii6e &egelanmen-
Dung, ionoern langiam IN Den Inter
ri6t eingefiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18

na6mittag i6eint ser &rieg BON &om
iebr peit entfernt 81 iein, uno Die
biitoriihe Staot ionnt ii6 glei6iam
in elmer Atmofpbdre i6ldfrigen
5rie0enS.
Mber ser oberfl66li9e Ginorud
tGui6t. 9enn neben gutgefleioeten
WtGrmern uno 5rauen, Die auf ben
SauptitraBen promenieren, uno ne
ben Sen biibi6en, eleganten iungen
N1Go1en, Die nit Sen Yanfs uno
9ommies plauoern, lit oas 2eben
fir Die meilten 9enobner oieier
Staot elm l6perer &f. Man
muB nur oie a6gebdrmten @eii6ter
ser @ausfrouen aus Dem @rbeiter-
Itano anieben, Die Dor oen Saul
mannsl6oen S6lange iteben, nm
oas 81 begreifen.
Die Observation-Disclosures in &om
iii, tpenn aud better alS Tie felt lam
gem NOR, INNER notb iebr beunrubi=
geno, uno Die Dielgeplagte Sausfrau
mntB umberlaufen, nm Den ibr gu
fommenoen Cell auf Dem Warft 81
ergattern. Sd babe einem Holi5i=
item 5ugeieben, Der nit elmer Wenge
BON etpa 100 6ralien 81 tun bate,
INN iie pom Stiirmen zines nin5i-
gen 2aoens 5uriid3ubalten, Ser 60
maten fir 32H Sire Dos &ilo an
prizes. (9ie Sire lit einen Gent
merit. 9ieier Breis mag einem
@merifaner ni6t gar 10 bod eri6ei-
men, uno nod Dor 5fpei Wonaten
foiteten lie 80 Sire, aber tpenn man
beoenft, oaB Ser our6i6nittli6e tdg=
lide 2obn zines 4rbeiterS ungefdbr
80 Sire betrdgt, 10 beiBt oas, baB
Ser 9reis bon 2 8funo Somaten
einem 9rittel beg tdgli6en arbeits-
lobnes zines @r6eiters gleidfommt
Die geplasten &Dmer
Ser our6i6nittli9e &0mer lit Elm
redt geplagtes 8eien. Seine Cor
gen gelten Dor aaem ieinen eigenen
prionli6en @neelegenbeiten. 9as
mirti6aftli9e 2eben Der Staot III
groBtenteils labmgelegt uno Die Or
beitsloiigfeit iteiet an. Ser &omer
lit oarum beiorgt, ieinen Arbeits-
plas gu bebalten uno ii9 angeii6ts
ser unelaitii6en 2obne nod Der Oede
81 ltreden.
@r lit aud Inn Die 3ufunft oes
2anoes beiorgt, pas ii6 i1on in Ser
Salt ausoriidt, nit Der er morgens
uno abenos feline 3eitung fault unf
Die ~neueiten Nadri6ten oeri6lingt
uno ben u~n5Gbligen grorterlingen,
oie er i'm 2aufe oes Cages nit lei.
men 5reunoen uno Na6barn iiber
Die politiide Gage fiibrt.
@ber feline grOBte Gorge lit oil
Saltung Der 4aiierten gegeniibel
Stalien. Die &omer, tpie Die Gin
tuobner faIt aler befreiten St6ote II
Stalien, b%egriiBten Die Seere oel
@aiierten als ibre 8efreier. sic be
tradten iie aud iebt als lire ge
FREEZER uno 8er6iinoeten. Man brauf)
nur oas 26deln gu beoba9ten, oas
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18
&afetembumben iteisern Gnglanbs
&erbramd an &anidgift

Die dr3tli6e 6adidrift r2ancet~
marnt Dor Dem ii6ermdBigen@ ebrau6
BON 0rogen als 8erubigungsmittel
fir nerpenfranfe Staot- uno 2ano=
befuo6ner. Ser 8erfaiier oes @rti-
fels gab gu, oaB bic 9eutiden nit if
rem &obotbomben Die @%inmobner-
idaft in einem 3uitano bo6graoiger
@erpoIit6t beriebt ba6en, riigte aber
Ole @er8te, ole nit Der 8eridrei6ung
Der gerubigungsmittel, Die BEL itdn-
oigem @ebraud Der @%eiunObeit ida-
ben, 81 frei iino.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18
SSm eriten @eltfries

bic SuBednger fir ieoen amerifani-
iden Soloaten baben, uno Die marme
3uporfommenbeit, nit Der iie ibm
be6ilfli6 81 iein iuden. Gin Wann,
ben ib neuli6 um ben @eg fragte,
beeleitete mid elm Stiid @eges, Inn
iid oapon gu ii6er3eugen, Dab i6 Die
ri6tige StraBenfreu5ung nebme.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18
Ser Nerlnt 9ensjangs
triHt Gbineien i6Wer
5inf 9ipiiOusserale crsabcn iid

Ser Senoer Sofio beriftete sic boil
itGnoige 9eiebung Sengiongs nad
iedsmo6entliber 8elogeriing. Der
&ommanoont. General Sang Saiei
Si1iao fopitltlierte 3uiammen nit
bier onoeren 0ipiiionsgener6len uno
1890 6ineiiiden 8ruppen. Cine
Grippe BON 60 amerifanii6en 5rei-
wiaigen ioa alifgerieben poroen iein
Die Se0emtnng Der Sta0t
Ser @erluit ser wiGtigen Stoot
miro oils Ser idlimmite S6lag be-
tradtet, Der ben @bineien Ieit Ser
@innabme BON Canton u1to &anfau
i'm Sabre 1888 5ugefiigt moroen lit.
0enn MN gibt es faum nod cine
S6ranfe 5rpiihen Sengiong un0 Ben
iapanil6en Sruppen, Die ettpa ITO
Mieilen meiter liioli9 iteben uno ali
Dem @ebiet bon Canton i'll Die Hro-
bling &angtung nororingen.
@iro oieie Glide geidloiierL Damn
gi6t oos oen Sapanern cine lleber-
no MISUNDERSTANDING berunter BON
Beiping inn Noroen bis na6 Canton
i'm Siioen. 0amit miro ser Seino
in Ser Maiie unabbdngig bon lang
mierigen SeeitroBen ur0 gefGbrli6er
SluBidiffabrt, als er Die 5erit0rte
8abnlinie mieoer ouf8ubauen per-
mag.
Seneiang liegt 975 @3eileu iiio-
oitli6 BON Si6ungfing am 3uiam-
menfluB Der 5liiiie Siang uno 2ui.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18

Streitmadt irgen6eines 2anoes fir
8ermenoung als @eltpoli3eitruppen
reierpiert piiroen = elm in @merifa
populdrer @eoanfe = be5ei6net Der
@utor als niinnlos". oa ieoe Nation
perpflidtet iein miiiie, ben Srieoen
n~0tigenfaas unter Ginias aler ibrer
9rdfte gu i6isen.
Washington Journal., 1944-08-18

9ie 9affeebausterraiien Lungs Ser
nit 8dumen bepflm8ten @aeen Die
Ter %griinen Staot iino-iomeit tie
i~iberbaupt nod often iino-meiit nit
aliierten ltrlaubern in &bafi beieBt,
Die bort @ein trinfen uno ibr friid-
ge6afenes Stalienii6 an Ben Self
nern uno S6ubpusern ausprObie-
rem. SIN einem narmen CONNER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Brewers Streak
Ends at Z

The Milwaukee Brewers win
ming streak was ended at u
games today following a 10-inning
4 TO l defeat at the hands OF the
Louisville ColonelS in the Ameri-
can Association yesterday. while
the Indianapolis Indians won their
third consecutive victory from
Kansas City after dropping IA
games in a row.
StanwoOd Partenheimer tanned
the Brewers. holding the Ameri-
can Association leaders TO a single
tally IN the initial StanZa.
indianapolis won a 10 10 de-
cislon over Kansas City for its
third straight victory. Woodie
Rich held the Blues 10 seven hits
while his teammates pounded out
rs safetieS.
In the other Association games.
Johnny Herr OF Columbus turned
IN a II 10 4 victory over the
Minneapolis MillerS and ST. Paul
beat Toledo, ; 10 4. in II innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Only z Report
To Bd(hmdn

EAST LANSING. May l6 up
Spring football practice began
yesterday on the Michigan State
College practice field with but an
even dozen green and undevcloped
candidates for the first varsity
grid team 10 represent tho school
since abandonment Of inicrcol-
lcciate athletics last August
Head Coach Charley Bachman
SAID light practice for the squad
viii extend through four weeks Of
passing. kicking and signal drills
IN addition 10 regular caliSthcnicS
The coaching staff expressed
hope that more Of the students
would show an interest in spring
football. Not represented were
those members OF the baseball
team who have shown a desire
10 work out but cannot until the
diamond season Is concluded,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Purdue Slated
To Name |sbeN

LAFAYETTE. Ind May 16
lINS)-Cecil ISbell, who was
baCkfeld coach Of Purdue Uni
verSityS unbeaten and united
1913 football team. appeared 10
have the inside track today for
the head coach job vacated by
the unexpected resignation Of
Elmer Burnham.
Burnham quit 10 accept a long
term contract with the University
OF Rochester aS head coach.
As plans must be mapped soon
for summer practice, it was said
the Purdue athletic authorities
probably would make their choice
OF new coach within the next
10 days