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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Widowed Mother
Of S S%ervicemen
Faces Eviction

The widowed mother Of five
Servicemen today faces eviction
from the place she has called
home for the past SIX years. the
place from which her sons left 10
help win the war.
She is Mrs. Josephine Borella,
81. who Is being forced 10 move
from 5l3l Rohns because the
property has been sold 20 Antonio
Candida, 1859 Joann.
81 don't mind so much having
to TO-" Mrs. Borella explained.
except 1 can't find another.
place To live.
"My son, william, craftsman
at FOrd's, lives here with his
wife and two children. We've
looked every place but we can't
find a house big enough for FIVE
people.
Twice I've found places
where I could live myself, but
the people won't rent 10 me be-
they don't think = have
any money. Don't they know
my boys send IL 10 me o"
Pvt. Carlo. "a; Sgt. Arthur, 81,
and Pvt. Steven. p, r in France.
John. IS. is somewhere on the
high seas with the merchant ma
Tine. and Chief Petty Officer
Adolph. 33, is stationed in Wash
inGton.
There's another son. Michael,
81. who works in the post office.
But there's no room az his house
because he has three children.
The Borellas phone is Olive
309l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
VdIIee Divorce Off;
They re Re(onGiIed

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 2 GNS)-
Rudy Vallee and B%ettejane Greer.
his screen beauty wife, today had
called quits. not TO their marriage,
but TO their divorce.
The couple reconciled. and un-
der California law that automati-
cally voided the interlocutory de-
cree she obtained last June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Norris Condition Grave

McCOOK. Neb., Sept. 2 tUP)-
Former Senator George w. Norris,
SO, lost consciousness last night,
and vas reported by his doctors
10 be in a critical condition. He
suffered a cerebral h%emorrhage
Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Famed MinerdIogist
Killed in Plane Crash

NEW YORK. Sept. 2 GNS)-
Prof. Harry Berman Of Harvard
University was killed in an air
crash in PreStwick. Scotland. Aug,
while en- route 10 England 10
supervise a technical job for the
British and American air forces,
the war department said today.
DIR. Berman was one of the
worlds best known mineralogists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
BuIIitt in Paris
As French Officer

PARIS. Sept. 2 (UP)-William
G. Buhitt. former l.. S. ambaS-
sador TO France, arrived in Paris
today wearing the uniform of a
commandant (major) in the
French army.
Bullitt, who volunteered for
service with the French and par
ticipated in the southern invasion,
is attached 10 the staff of 1t.
Gen. Jean Delattre de Tassigny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Of Radio Weds

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 2 (INS)-
Hollywood learned today of the
marriage of Freeman Gosden. the
Amos Of radios Amos n
Andy to Jane Stoneham, daugh-
ter of the late Charles Stoneham.
once owner of the New York
Giants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Women Blame Strike
On Il FOreTman'S PincIl

CHICAGO. Sept. 2 GNS)-The
ladies at the Western Felt Works
refused again today to work with
that man"
The women employees, who went
out on strike several days ago,
complaining their foreman had a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04

weakness for patting and pinching
them. returned to work yesterday,
but promptly walked out again.
They claimed they had been
promised that the foreman would
be suspended. but found he was
still on the job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Germans Flee Rhine Area

LONDON, Sept. 2 QNS)-The
Evening News reports in a Stock
holm dispatch that German civil
ians ire being evacuated from
districts west Of the Rhine in the
face Of Allied advances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
|TEsTIFIEs
Report Tito in BELGRADE

LONDON, Sept. 2 GNS)-The
Morocco radio reported today
that Marshal >Tito's Yugoslav
PartisanS had penetrated Bel
grade, capital of Yugoslavia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
2NPOB HOPES
&@M2
EDITORS NOTE-Bob Hope is in
the War zone entertaining troops.

IN THE Air Somewhere Above the
i Pacific: Here it is. -. Eniwotok. . . .
everybody fasten their safety belts .
l don't think I'll take a sleeping tablet
for this landing -. here we CO.. oops
well, that wasn't too bad. II think
I'll take off one Of these p%arachutes
hello, fellas, this is Frances Langford,
Patty Thomas and this -. hey, fellas
(Oh, we'll, I'll talk to them later).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Blast Kills Soldier

FORT DIX, N. j., Sept. 2 QNS)
One soldier was dead today and
three others were injured in the
wake OF an accidental explosion on
the demolition range at Fort Dix.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04

Call Belsians
To NaZiS

LONDON, Sept. 2 UP)-
A Belgian underground army,
nearly 100000 strong, was
ordered into action today as
Allied armies approached or
crossed the Belgian border
and Nazi broadcasters &C.
knowledged that Brussels
might fall this weekend.
The Belgian embassy and gov
eminent quarters in London were
decorated in the national colorS
in anticipation of the imminent
liberation of the homeland, but a
Belgian spokesman said he had no
confirmation of reports that the
Allies had crossed the borders.
Informants i'm London said the
Belgian Maquis- organized mem
bers of the Belgian resistance
movement-had been ordered to
begin carrying out instructions
relayed to them by underground
newspapers from Gen. Eisen-
hower's supreme headquarters for
western Europe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
MAY FARE U. S. CHARGES

The departments announcement
today said it will be decided
whether the United States will
bring charges against him when
he is released from the British
Jail.
The state department made
public a long and detailed report
on Kent's case. The embassy
clerk. a native of Washington,
was the son of a diplomat. His
case has been debated in Con-
gress, where demands were made
that all the facts surrounding his
Imprisonment be made public.
The state department said that
Kent in his official post in the
u. S. embassy had access to con-
fdential information and COM
Continued on Page 2, Col. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
STORY OF FATALITY

Wassing is charged with violat-
ing TWO articles of war 10y lead
ing has two Wing men in q dam
gerouS and reckless manner In
the flight. il is. charged. The P-i7
fighter planes from Oscoda Army
AIR Base passed over a rowboat
or the lake near Grayiing, nearly
cutting in two Ms. Mary Myer,
u, OF Madeira. Q, who was FISH
ing with her son. Walter.
The defendant had three
choices under court martial rcgu-
lations. He could take the stand
under oath, subject 10 crusS-ex-
animation. he could make a writ
ten or oral statement not under
oath and not subject 10 cross
examination, or could remain
silent.
He chose the latter. and in
courtS-martial. the trial Judge
advocate is not allowed TO refer
10 his choice, nor draw any in
ferences from Q defendants
silence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
OF @

A member of the resistance
movement who arrived recently
in Britain from his homeland said
regular army officers composed
the backbone of the underground
force.
"The Belgian army numbered
about 1000, 900 men when IL was
disbanded by the Germans and,
with the exception of about
10000 who are nov doing forced
labor in Germany, virtually
every member Is I'm the resist
ance movement" he said.
The Belgian exile government
has announced that il will send a
military mission, including civil
affairs branch and military police.
into Belgium with the liberating
armies. 1t is headed by 1t. Gen.
Van Strydonck de Burkel, inspec-
tor general of the Belgian armed
forces.
A Nazi announcer on Radio
Brussels, in conceding that he was
talking at that microphone for the
Continued on Page 2, Col. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Pilots
Defense
Closes
ny JOHN CREECY
Times stan Carrespondent

SELFRIDGE FIELD, Sept o
The defense rested today in the
general court martial Of ID 1t.
Kenneth w. WsSsing in the death
OF an aged woman. killed By one
of three planes led by WasSing
In low flight over Lake Marga-
rethe. The defendant refused 10
take the stand
His fate viii be in the hands Of
the nine-officer court late today,
after closing arguments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
THE WEATHER
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun all set at sos .. m. today ana
rise tomorrow a. 8 50 a. m.
me moon Will rise az 8 as D. m. today
ana set tomorrow at 7.47 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
OBJECT TO STATEMENT

In the arguments following clos
ing Of the defense, objection was
made by the defense 10 the I'M
clusion in the record of a state
ment made by 1t. Wassing 10 an
army board inquiring into the
accident at the OScOoa base. Al
that time. Wassing Is quoted as
having said
1T gets tireSome flying way
up there and I came down 10
show off the flight"
A search Of the testimony dis
closed that the first portion OF
1he statement already was in the
record, having been testified "a
by Mai. Richard Yudkin, one OF
the examining officers. The lat
ter part OF the statement. re-
ferring to bringing the flight
lower, was ordered stricken out.
BROTHER TESTIFIES
Chief defense witness in the
closing session Of the trial today
was the defendants brother,
Arnold Wassing. a defense worker
from Minneapolis, MINI. The tall,
handsome. blond defendant list
ened as his brother told OF their
youth in Minneapolis and of mis-
popularity in school.
He explained that their mother
was unable TO attend the trial
because of i'll health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04

SUPREME no., AEF Sept.
2 CUP - American armies
today famed out through
A ] S a C e-Lorraine to within
artillery range of Germany
itself and approached and
perhaps crossed the Belgian
border on a 65-mile front.
The British Second Army, roll
ing up the German flank behind
the robot bomb coast. captured
Lens, only 16 miles below the
great industrial center of Lille. In
a nine-mile advance from freshly
liberated ArraS, capital of Pas de
Calais department.
British Vanguards were within
20 miles of the Belgian border.
They were reported to have taken
Vimy Ridge. scene of a Canadian
victory in 1917.
WHAT BERLIN SAYS
"a German TT
Agency dispatch quoted a Nazi
military spokesman as saying
that the Allies were thrusting
from Verdun toward Longwy, 40
miles north northwest of Metz
and within two miles of both the
Belgian and Luxembourg from
tiers. and Diedenhofen, II miles
north of Metz and II miles from
the German border.)
Front dispatches predicted the
Allies might cross into both Ger.
many and Belgium this weekend.
If they have not already done 80.
Even Hitler's own newspaper,
VolkiScher Beobachter, conceded
by implication that the German
army would be unable to stop the
o%nrushing Allied armies short of
the Reich's own borders and per.
haps not until they were deep in
side Germany.
WON'T MAKE STAND -.
"The establishment Of q new
front had to be prepared farther
to the rear, even very far to the
rear, since the rapidity OF mod
ern tank formations otherwise
would threaten the new front
during its construction" Volk-
iScher Beobachter said in Berlin.
1t. Gen. Patton's forces were
deep into the outer defenses Of
the Maginot Line and, moving
northeast of Verdun. were well
within long-range artillery shot Of
Germany itself.
Other vanguards were tanning
out toward Nancy beyond st.
Mihiel and Commercy, % miles
southwest of Verdun, but the >.
tent of their progress was not de-
tailed by headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
Poison
Kills
Sister

A 1~9-year-old youth today
admitted to police that plans
to murder his father had
"backfred," resulting in the
death Of his 14-year-old
sister.
The girl. Isabelle MacKay, died
in Receiving Hospital after drink
ing poisoned water she found in
a container in the ice box at the
family home, 1925 Lakeview.
Her brother, William. confessed
he had placed the poison in the
water in an attempt to kill his
father, Alex.
Il Lad planned to do away
with father" the youth calmly
told 1t. Lester Chorpening of
the homicide squad. "because
he nagged me about getting a
job. But my experiment back
fred"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
ON O

Tests at the police scientific
laboratory showed an intensely
virile poison had been sprinkled
into the water and also over vari-
Gus foods in the ice box.
Asked why he had distributed
the poison so promiscuouSly, the
youth told Chorpening:
IL just put IL in stuff / was
sure father would eat"
1t. Chorpening reported the
youth told him he had attempted
10 poison his father early in the
week.
He had placed the poison in
some coffee. but his mother,
Sarah, had poured the coffee out
because il was cold.
Thwarted in this attempt. Will
liam said, he determined TO poison
the food in the ice box.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
BLAME ~DIsoRDERED MIND

The MacKays believed Williams
terrific inferiority complex" and
persecution complex might have
had something to do with the
crime.
william was almost blind"
Mrs. MacKay said. He wore
thick glasses and because Of this
had a terrific inferiority COM
pick. He thought people were
prosecuting him because Of his
eyesight."
MacKay, a carpenter and plas-
terer, was dumfounded by his
sons actions.
I'VE had no idea what was in
BiIly's head" he said. "He was
always tight-lIpped, but we
never dreamed he thought Of
anything like this"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
FOLLOWED WIFE .

According 10 Macomb deputy
sheriffs. Kwasniewski said he re-
ceived an anonymous phone call
last night from a man who told
him he would find his wife with
another man at a tavern at Trow-
bridge and Dequindre.
of duty at the time. Kwasniew-
ski said he drove 10 the bar and
watched his wife and the man
until they left and then followed
them TO another bar and finally
10 the Kotiel home at 1897 Stolt-
zenheldt.
The policeman was quoted as
saying he waited a few minutes
and then flashed his light into the
house and saw his wife and Kotiel
together.
KwaSniewski said he then went
10 the front door, forced the
screen and entered, meeting Kotiel
in the living room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
STRICKEN AT LUNCH

Isabelle was stricken when she
came home for lunch yesterday.
She went 10 the ice box. poured
out a glassful of water from the
%container and drained IL.
"Oh, mother, this water
tastes bad" she gasped and coll
lapsed.
She died one hour later at the
hospital An autopsy showed poi
son in her system.
The brother was arrested after
1t. Chorpening found crystals of
the poison in two rubber tubes
hidden in the youths bedroom.
For nearly eight hours William
Continued on Page 2. Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04
SLAIN IN BEDROOM

He said he fired one shot at
Kotiel, hitting him in the abdo-
men, and thea went TO the
bedroom where he shot Mfs.
Kwasniewski twice, killing her
instantly.
The officer then drove home
and called his superior, Sgt.
Nicholas Kohut, and told him Of
the shooting.
KwaSniewski has three children,
Eleanor, 2l; Richard. Is, and
Dolores. II. Another son. Ray
mond, 10. was killed in Italy last
March 25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04

DAG LAKE LIsES To BUVrALO
every evening a. $40 20 clsvsiGnd eveTy
nirht az i1t30. Last Lake Ride of sespon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04

FORECAST:
Fair and rather
warm tonight;
Increasing
~cloudiness and
warm
tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04

Continued on Page 2. Col. 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-04

TOdya's Pollen Count is $50.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
6riegsnOt idmdlert
&ergnignngen int &ei6
@ucbbels idDliekt Sbeatcr, Sims NIB
Mnsftellnngen

Cine nelte oSarte-8 eroronung bon
9ropaganoominiiter @oebbels, oes
&ei6s=8 epoam19tigten fir Die 60
tale Mtobililation, miro nit @irfung
gum 1. September aae oelttl9en
3beater, Gorietes, &abaretts un6
Sbeater- uno Muiifi6ulen idlieBen.
Slim uno Notwithstanding
miro uur Soloaten uno &riegsarbei=
tern 5ugangli1 iein, S6aulpieler,
3irfusfiinItler uno anoere meroen
einge5ogen.
Or. @oebbels or0nete aud oie
S6lieBung aaer &unitmtsiteaungen,
&lnitfonfurren5en uno &llnitaus-
biloungsItdtten an, Iotpie Die Inter
berdung Ser 8eroffentli6un9 i6o-
ner &unltliteratur, bon &omanen
uno Ser meilten iauitrierten @erof=
Tentlidungen. Die 3obl Ser Cages
3eitungen miro berabgeiebt.
3peibun6ert reiienoe Sbeoterge-
ieai6aften bon Strait ourd 5re1l-
BE-, mel1e bisber oie Sruppen un-
terbielten, peroen ~aufgeloit.
8erufsidulen, Sausbnltsi6ulen
uno faufmdnnii6e ELECTROMAGNETIC
ten, Die ni9t oireft Der &riegsfiib=
rilug oienell, meroen gei6loIien, 1tno
Die l1niperiitdten meroen meitgeben-
Sen @ini6rGnfungen u%nterpcrfen.
Sdamipieler nn6 &iinitler iuerOen
e~inge5Dgem
9ieienigen, Die ourd Die nere
@Grteperoronung sur @ntlaiiung
fommer1, meroen, mie Berlin bit-
meiit, in Ser &riegsinouitrie bei6af-
tigt ooer einge5ogen meroen.
81. @oebbels oronete ferner al,
oaB oieienigen, oie IN Der offentli=
den @ermaltung o0er in Sn0uitrie=
Bureaus bei6aftigt iino, go Strn-
Den in ser 8o6e ar6eiten, uno er
bob ferner nit iofortiger @irfung
Idmtlide nrlau6e auf. 9iele Anoro-
nullg betrifft ni6t 5ralien itber so
ltlo Mfdnner iiber IS.
8eritoBe gegen Die geroronungen
nit @efangnis o0er @elo-
Itrofe, nit grober Strafarbeit ODER,
fiir beionoers bostpiaige @eritoBe,
NIT Ser Sooesltrafe b%eitraft, mie Die
bonn 9eutihen Nadri6ten=9iiro per-
teilte 8efanntma1ung beIagt.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
9entid)e Yre1e befirdtet meitere
2an0nngen

9ie i6weoii6e 3eitung uSpensfo
9ag6laoet" beri6tet iiber Die @al.
tung Der oeuti6en Breiie gegenii6el
ben aaiierten Sffeniiben uno iagt,
COB gerliner 3eitungen bereits oil
DISQUALIFICATION meiterer aqiierter 2an-
hnngrr erortern.
Ger u8erliner 2ofalan5eiger" er.
fldrt gum geiipiel, ooB Die 3oblen-
mdBige lteberlegenbeit Der 4Qiierten
iomie ibre lleberlegenbeit in Der
Suit unb auf See Die groffnung
neuer &riegstbeater our6 neue Gam
Oungen meientlib erleidtern, oa oie
M1iierten ibre Wa6t auf ieoes iolde
neue &riegstbeater fon5entrieren uno
Die Sperationen unter einem foloi=
ialen 5liegeri6ub uno unter Dem
Sperrfeuer ibrer S6iffsgei6iibe
our1fiibren fonnen.
4noere oeuti6e 8ldtter er0rtern
ieood Die Moglidfeit neiterer Cant
oungen lopobl an Der Seine-M iin-
Dung ais aud in 8elgien uno Sol
LAMB, BON mo- aus Die 4aiierten
Observation-Disclosures errei1en fonn-
ten, uno audi no6 meiter norbli9.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
&ei9SbeieBung
nit TlmNengen
$4,000 Bomber nnO SampffIug5enge
IOlen Oafir ueriuan0t luer0em

5iibrer oes alliierten SeereSflag.
melens arbeiten an einem bisber oh
ne 8eiipiel o~uitebenoel1 @roblem our
8ebanolung oes b~eiiegten 9euti6-
LAMBS = namlid an Der S9offung
elmer 2uftarmee fir oie Sffupation.
@enau rpie 8ooentruppen 8oli5ei-
funftionen aus3uiiben baben peroen,
INN Die Sronung oufre6t3uerbolterl,
menn oos HeiA fopituliert, lit eS
aud rpabri6einlid, ooB Die aaiier-
ten in 0eutl1lano cine 2uftltreit-
ma6t bon $4,000 8om6ern un0
acknowledgement 81 ~unterbolten bo-
ben meroen.
Sin iol9es Broblem entitono am
@noe oes eriten 8eltfriegeS nibt,
neil 0os Slug3eug nod cine unterge.
oronete 8affe mar. Sin poor @e-
I6tpaoer BON observation-disclosures
gen pllroen fir fltr5e Belt mad
8euti6lono gelegt, Inn sic gooen-
truppen 81 unteritiiben. Seitoem
aber lit oas 6l1lg6eug cine &alpt-
maffe ~gelporoen uno mitbin Elm oita=
Ter 6aftor CUR 8emobrru1g bon Oro-
nung uno Si6erbeit in Ser 0ad-
friegsperiooe.
Sbne 8eiitono elmer &uftmo6t
fonnte oie8eioBungsarmee ii6erno6t
5ulammengei6lagen meroer. Wfit Ell
ner 2ltftarmee m1re es tpabrl6einlid6
m0gli6, ale feinoli9en Musbrii6e
I'M Seine 5u eritiden 6ebor nod Die
8ooentruppen ein5ngreifen bitten.
Die Str0mung III Der 8rieoens-
planning gebt, pie erflGrt mltroe, oa-
bin, 9eutl6la11o gatl3 nno gar ale
5lug3euge, Die militariiden mie al
pilen, tpeg5unebmen uno linn iegli6e
5lug3elgproouftion 5r unterlagen.
Ser 8ibile 2%uftberfebr oiirfte 0ur6
cine beionoere 2ltftflotte unter &on-
troae elmer internotionalen @eieQs
idaft ouf gemeinniibiger 8aiis ourd)-
gefiibrt meroen. ODER ober man 3iebt
es Dor, 8eutidlanos groBe 2uft-
babnbofe in Suit 6reibafen" 3u Der
Danoeln, Die BON ausldnoiid)eI I'M
tereinanoer pe%rfniipften 2%uftper-
febrseeieaI6aften beoient peroen.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
9eMti9e 0ieOer
fit &riegsgetangene
Nrbeiter.S Gnger6uH0 lanStc iGnen
Nuten

Ser narbeiter- SGnger6uno Dor
Amerifa" (Gorl Meper, SefretGr
Neporf, N. 81 gibt &enntnis Dor
einem 9riefmebieI nit Der 8ermal.
tung zines ulrgenannt blei6enoer
8efangenenlagers, Der oa5u fitbrte,
ooB cine oeutide SGngergrlppe, sic
lib innerbnlb ienes &riegs9efonge.
n%eulagers bier5ulanoe gebil0et bat
te, NIT 2ieoerbit6ern oes (iiber Ell
men eignen Mfuiifalienperlag perfii-
genoell) SGngerbunoes perieben mltr-
DC.
Sauptmann S. S. SbieGos bate
Ii6 nantens Der 2ogerOernaltung allf
Inregung iener Sdngergruppe al
Den 8rootlpner 8olfs6or g%epenoet,
Der altd] io9lei6 nit lleberIeuoung
bon @%remplaren Ser 2ieoer ySer6It-
lttrm" uno nSeimfebr oes &er6onlt.
ten" antportete.
Saul Sunot madte oaltn ols Ser
treter oes 8rooflDner Golfs6orS Den
Sauptmann Sbielos orf m0gli6e
reidli9ere 2ieoerbu6 8elteferung
Der langeSfroben 2agerinialien ortr6
Den Arbeiter Sdngerbluno (oem ser
8rooflDner 8olfs6or angeglieoert
iIt) aufmerfIam.
@auptmann Sbielos lebte iitb lei
nerleits nit Serrn Weeper IN Nemarf
ais SefretGr 0ieier umfallenoen Sr-
goniiation oelltlder @rbeiter- Sanger
in &erbinoung, nit Dem @rgebnis,
Dab cine 2iite BON % 2ieoern oltf-
geltelt pur0e, fir oie ser @rbeiter.
Sanger6unO Der 2ager6eboroe Oas
Nptenmaterial liefern ourfte.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01

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