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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
Joey Would Settle
Long Standing Feud

CHICAGO, April 27-tP)-
Joey Peralta, 26-year-old Next
can lightweight boxer, is hop
ing that he can settle an old
score with Bob Montgomery
when they meet in a l0-rounds
bout tomorrow night.
In two previous meetings
Montgomery, currently recog-
nized as lightweight champion
in New York-NeW Jersey-Penn-
sylvania, defeated the Tamaqua
(Pa.) boxer.
Their bout will headline a
boing show at the Coliseum, the
first to be held at the arena in
more than two years.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
Stir Up May Find
5kytracer Tough
Challenge Ne FolIs
Behind in Blue Gross Event

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 81
(P-Stir up, the winter book
favorite of Greentree Stables,
again may find skytracer, whom
he had a hard time beating in
Florida, a formidable rival in
the May 6 Kentucky Derby.
Skytracer sent ms stock soar
ing yesterday with three
length victory over Challenge
Me, Arkansas Derby winner, in
the $4,000 added Blue Grass
Stakes at Churchill Downs.
Eight Derby eligibles ran in
the Blue Grass Stakes, but only
the first four-Skytracer, Chal-
lenge Me and Shut Up-are ex-
pected to show up at the Derby
starting gate.
The probable starters after
yesterdays feature at the Downs
and approximate odds are:
Stir Up, 8 to 5; Challenge Me,
5 to |; Pensive, 5 to l; Pukka
Gin, 8 to /; Skytracer, 10 to / ;
Lucky Draw, 10 to l; Stymie,
II to !; Twilight Tear, Is TO !;
Bell Buzzer, Is to /; Autocrat,
20 to |; Alorter, 20 TO l.;
Cramps Image, 20 to /; Director
j E, % to /; Shut Up, 25 to /;
Broad Grin, 25 to /; Gay Bit,
25 to i; Broadcloth, 80 to /;
Valley Flares, 80 TO /; American
Eagle, so to |, and Kope Kona,
so to |.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
BY JACK HAND
Associated Press Sports Writer

Ehoooehatto stSo oPOsso
AT the rate those unbeaten ST.
Louis Browns are going they re
likely to finish second in the
American League. Nobody's out
in front Of them or even close
behind. but Old Man Precedent
says they can't win the pennant.
When the Brownies stopped
Cleveland, So, yesterday they
tied the. Yankees 1888 league
record for most consecutive
games won at the start of a
season, with seven. However,
the New Workers of that happy
April eleven years ago wound
up seven games behind Wash
ington in October.
Nine is the modern high mark
in the National but the CO.
holders. the New York Giants
Of 1918 and the Brooklyn bod
gers of 1910, were only second
place also-rans to the Chicago
Cubs and Cincinnati Reds re-
spectively.
These figures probably weren't
worrying Luke SeWell a bit aft
err Steve Sundra's second vic
tory. Though touched for ten
hits, Sundra pitched Shutout
ball until after the Browns four
run sixth inning uprising, mark
ed by Don Gutteridge's triple
and Vernon Stephens two-run
double.
Hank Borowy also joined the
ranks, of tWo-time winners as
the Yankees squared the series
with Philadelphia. 6-2. He now
has won nine successive league
games since last August 10 in
addition to one World Series and
two exhibition triumphS. Hank
allowed II hits, but Nick Etten
thumped the AS into submission
with a two-run homer, a double
and single.
Early Wynn and Gil Torres
took the bows in Washington S
81 edge over Boston. Wynn al
lowed only six hits, all singles,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
Miller Dairyettes
Win League Crown
Gilbevts' Bowlers
Downed IN Finols

Miller Bros. Dairy today held
the championship of the Ladies
"Wednesday Night League at
Mount Clemens Recreation. The
Miller lassies clinched the crown
last night by marking up sweep
at the expense of Gilbert's Cut
Rate. Members of the team are
Captain Virginia Miller, Ruth
Hockin, Doris Krause, Frances
Yoshonis and Erma Davis. The
other three final matches also
we're sweeps, runner-up Krause
Service banking MacAlpine' S
Faygo, Wolverine Chips doing
the same to Jock & Meldrum
and Salter's taking three from
LaCroix e. Groesbeck.
Individual honors on closing
night went to Erma Davis who
had a ACT series and to Doris
Krause with a 1875 game.
The league will not bowl
sweepstakes. All captains are
requested to call for their teams
prize money at the Macomb
Recreation, Cass avenue, on Sat
urday of this week between 2
and 6 p. m.
Final standings:
sruS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
Ticket Sales
Show Backing
for Squad
Team in Top
Shope for Second
Come Of Season

With approximately 100 sea-
son baseball tickets already
sold, a good size crowd is ex-
pected TO witness the baseball
game Friday between the Mount
Clemens and Hazel Park squad.
The game is to take place at
$3.50 at the ST. Mary's baseball
park. This first home game be-
gins series of six scheduled
here on the seasonal baseball
ticket slate.
The ball game with Hazel
Park had been postponed be-
cause of the weather conditions
and muddy field, but then has
been set ahead for tomorrow in
place of the Port Huron game
that was to be played then. The
Port Huron game was called
off because the Tunnelite coach
thought that his team did not
have adequate practise needed
for playing. A new date has
been set on June 5.
Having started the season off
with a bang by winning the
first game with. Birmingham,
the M. c. II. S. team is hoping
to make this baseball season one
of its best. Coach "Stubby"
Quinn stated that the chances
should be good for the season,
and pointed out that the squad
has been practising strenueusly
and showing real ability.
The Mount Clemens squad is
in tip-top shape with this
weeks practise and one victory
in the bag and the Hazel Park
team will have experienced
players left over from last year.
This year the M. c II s. squad
has only two vets.
Admission for the game to-
morrow at the st. Mary's base
ball park will be soc unless sea-
sonal tickets are possessed. The
game will start promptly at
$50,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
Grim's Servicemen
Chalk Up Slam
Hoteh's Service
B-l League Victim

Grim's Service was the only
team to chalk up a slam Tues
day night in the MonitorLeader
B-1 League at Mount Clemens
Recreation. Victims Of Grim S
was Hatch's Service. Mount
Clemens Recreation, which has
clinched the league crown, drop
ped two games to second-place
Duprey's Service. Other 2-1 win
ners were Brown e. Darnell over
Banner Linen and Pagett &
Holmes over Mount Clemens
Rose Gardens.
Bob Darling Of Duprey's walk
ed off with twin honors, shoot
ing 222 game in a $50 series.
The standings:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
MCHS Ball Club Mee+s Hazel Park Friday
Unbedfen Browns
May Finish Second

in hanging up win No. 2 and
Torres, the Cuban third base
man, raped out a double and
single, driving in both runs scor-
ed off Yank Terry.
Bucky Walters knows now
that Cincinnati can score but he
might have been inclined to
doubt it after pitching q in
nings over a two-game stretch
during which the Reds did not
cross home plate. Frank Nc
Cormick finally broke it up
with a 18th inning home run
giving Cincinnati and Walters
a 10 nod over rookie Alvin
Jurisch of the St. Louis Card
inals.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
Discovery of Glass

Phoenicians are said TO have
come upon glass making when
the crew of a Phoenician YES
sci landed on a Palestine river
band to prepare food. No rocks
were available, so the seamen
used Jumps Of soda from their
cargo to support their cooking
utensils. Heat of the fire fused
the beach sand and soda, form
ing transparent mass.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
Fights
Last Night
BY the Associated Pres.

ELIZABETH, N. Freddie
Russo, 1870, Railway, N. j., out
pointed Pete Virgin, 1873, Gar
field, N. J. co.; Jerry Coursol,
140, Valley Stream, N. Y, stop
ped Tony Ryles, l48, Paterson,
N. j., (2); Tommy Mills, l42,
Valley Stream, outpointed John
ny Williams, 140, New York
(6l.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
Mcmahon Champion
in Holy Name Tilt
AItes Lager Men
Are Runners-Up

Mcmahon Coal, which set the
pace most of the season, wound
up as champion of the Holy
Name League at Mount Glenn
ems Recreation this week by
margin of eight full games. AL
ties Lager took the runner-up
role followed by Knights of
Columbus and Hi-Speed Gas.
The final standings follow:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
@MAMzz.
~ ~ ~
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
New York 6, Philadelphia 2.
Washington 2, Boston |.
st. Louis 5. Cleveland 2.
Detroit at Chicago, cold.
TUESDAYS GAMES
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at ST Louis.
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27

During World War only 1879
American built airplanes had
been received in France up to
the time of the Armistice.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
Sports Roundup
By Hugh Fullerton, Jr.

NEW YORK. April IT - tAP) - Ever hear Of an olstsr
baseball team made up entirely OF pitchers9 No II takes
guy like Ernie loneon to figure out one like thot
Here they their regular POSITIONS ond oil guys VINO
pitched the majors time outtield - Turkey NIKE
DonIn Bobe Ruth and james }. Callahan; first bose = Don
Brouthers second bose Kid Gleason thrd base - Rhody
Wallace; shortsop - John Montgomery Ward; cotoher -
Roger Besnohon pitcher toke your pick but how about
old Tony MuIone who posed oway yesterday? MuIlone
only big league bosebos only ombde*trous pitcher
but one of 3 who won 300 games.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
PROBABLE LINEUP FOR

M C. HIS.
Charbeneau, Bird base
Cont, End base
Schroeder, first base
Tomtishen, short stop
Thoel, right field
Presseau, catcher
Mas, left field
Sheldon, center field
Either Manning or Odor will
start to pitch for the Mount
Clemens squad.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Livestock on Guest List

When native tribesmen Of
West Africa visit friends or rel
atives for more than a couple of
days, they take nearly all of
ter personal belongings and
livestock along.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh s, Chicago l.
Cincinnati !. ST. Louis o Ga
innings).
Boston al Brooklyn. rain.
Only games scheduled.
THURSDAYS GAMES
New York al Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
Lambs Gains
BIZ Title
Finishes Schedule
EIGHT Comes Ahead

Lambs Recapping, champion
of the Big II League at Bowl
O-Drome, closed its season with
a 2-l victory over Kreiner Gro
Gerry last night to finish the
championship schedule e G h t
games in front of Rene's Hi
Speed. The latter dropped its
final match to Gilbert's Cut
Rate, 81. Kraft's Hi Speed,
which mi h d third in the
standings, also lost two of its
final three games, bowling to
Johnnie's Bar, which tied Mil
Ter Bros. Creamery for fourth
place. Miller's dropped two to
Carvings.
The remaining two matches
also were 21 decisions, j. &
j. Music winning from Bell
Lumber and Leo's Hi Speed
from Sheriff Theut.
Bill Scott of Kreiner Grocery
nosed out Fred Gregg of j. &
j. for. high three-game honors.
shooting 610 to Greggs 608,
while high single of 232 was
shot by Joe Lassman of Leo's.
The standings:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
PRACTICAL ATTITUDE

Fight fans the Broadway Arena Monday night we're oil
when preliminary boy punched onother all over the
rno and fnoIN fottened him in the third round But
Not Rogers Mike Jacobs matchmaker didn't seem to share
their enthusiasm He just sat by the rineside when q
beochconober rushed up asked There's swell scrapper
ONT he Nat2' Yeh, erunted Rogers, but he's sold
ier so what good is he to onyone9
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
SHORTS AND SHELLS

CIoude Buddy Young, he Illinois .. sprnter viii ny
football for the first fall bocked thot includes
Eddie Broy and Eddie McGovern It probably will be the
iohtest and fastest combination in the Big Ten. The
first boil pitched Macarthur Stadium home OF
Syracuse international League boil club hos been sent to
Gen. Douglas Macarthur. During the dragged out pro
football meetings lost week. Mrs Charles Bdw wife Of the
Chicago Cards passed the time playing gin runny with
Charley Murray the Buffalo promoter When Bdw came out
for breother Murroy told him. Your wife now owns the
Buffalo franchise.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-27
A ROOKIE A DAY

Joe Just Cincinnati catcher Joe handled such pitchers
as Whit Wyatt and Joe Hevne OF Milwaukee in 1913 but
while they going up he's had nothing but hard luck thot
eliminated with years dIenes lost Rejected for
service Of three brain conclusions suffered the
ball field Also suffered broken thumbs within nine weeks
at one time Apparently Just is just the kind Of player
needed this season.
When the "Boinbridoe Moinsheet, naval station
poper conducted eoopine poll whether the sailors fov
ored continuance major League baseball the vote IS to
in favor of it, One of the few no by the
yeomon to Lieut. Joe Monoci. Boinbridoe football cooch
Marine Pvt. Andy lWhey Kurowsk brother Of the Cord
nos outfeder playing second base for Penn Sote COL
Ieoe this Spring. When Winston Guest. the international
polo star ond relative Of Winston Churchill. into
the Marines Jacksonville Fo lost week. he explained his
choice this woy After taking look at hem both for
eien and domestic duty consider them the finest fighting
men in the world
Washington Journal., 1944-12-22
Sacn5a Scnt-
16en %entrii1eu

9ioun - Sn jdDstn Sample laal ie.
Den SUB 9o0en ercberten neltieeIdn0is
ita Gruppen 5oen5a. Weit Dem Sail
Sieier Teitlngsit6Ot Don $4,000 @in-
wobnern % MeiIen BON Bologna oiIf
ser NauptlanoitraBe nllrOe cine inn-
&c 9eIogerunJ 5eenoet ltitO Der so.
9anjer-@ rehnoter Gfoilion etie ett.
i'd iSenoe @ieperIoge beigebrdht.
Mit gIeit5eitigen EeritoBett bout
silSpaitpn uno Eiten brofJteh Die
5ruppcn 8eneraIIeutnonts Cir 9erni
ans g.. 6regter5 Sie Std0t 5lt Sail
un9 eilten Damn ami Ser 2onoitrdBe 8
iii Riftuna ouf Bologna tpeiter, biz
iie oet Senio. 6lliB erreihten, Oeiien
Bride Sic 7eutitan 9fiprengt bat
ten.
6aenja, bstnuiit fuageil ieiner san.
,enca. @eihirre. mar feii @otSen ourdl
sic C1erationen Der britiifen atten
Alaa,e allf ieiner 6Ioife beoroht.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-22
bat 2lneriffe
8s29's ickr cfapfMnNen

Snpon bat. sic 4u9riTfe Ser neleesl
1929 SupcrfeItun8en auf ibr SenH-
9c5iet taie i'll gbinn iebr mpfnloet,
mie aus Sapan baridfet miro. Cine
nnterifaniide 6lotte ooil 5etrddtIiher
Sfdrfs riidta i'll Sic Sulll See in Den
&bfiippinsn Gai, lill oicileitt 2uSon
anstareifen.
sstf ibren Marid, ollrd} Winooro
fanoen Die dmerifaniifen StreitfrGf=
te perig 8ioeritan6. gtlSgiltige
@arnid)tiang Don 20-25OO0 Sapanern
ouf 9epte ein8efreiit prrbe bon urle-
rifnniihen Srippen polLbradt.
ali Aem aiiafiidsn Sentiment tro.
ten amarifaniidp2 Sruppeit BON Grs
til(erie nflteritiitt in aftion oiif Der
Burma Gsront un5 fiibrten cine hi-
neIiid)e &ololtna 9egen oas BON Sopn-
iterh baiette Gori Gonflpn.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-22
6crNcrtcn pclF aai
Nitler III ltiiraen

Mo9fau = 6iinf3ig III arieg5ge.
fan8enidoft geratene oentidpe Gfft
3iere, inter 6iibrung pon @enerdIt
ielomarId3au 5rieorih Don 8auIiis
llo @eueraI 8olter BON SegoIis for.
6erten Sos oeutide golf in einer
6%unticn6lnr1 aus Mosfau auf, SIT.
Ter, 8imu1Ier 4lno ,.ibr- peroerbIifes
spltem" gu i~tiir5ell.
Sroe4n lte o~usfElttalr, 6aB uons
&eilsltat Ser politiif)en unS miIit6ri=
idlen 6iibrerifait @itIers fir Geufid
Iano III Millionen bon Gotten, &riip-
peln uno StoddloIen beitebe, for6er,
te Don 9nlrllls, Ser nit Ser 6. Artnee
iii 6cbrltar 1913 Stolinoroo iiber.
9ab. Oas @oLf ulS Sic aratee ouf.
lid BON 0ieier 1iloeraatgportLidel
lttp0 per6redsarii6en 6itbrerIhaf9,
Geutidllali0 ms iid,ere ltugIid
trei5t. I'll beFreien."
Washington Journal., 1944-12-22
H~ippcntrcpsD cntiiIiclt
INT SdDcNcn ecmclNct

@aibmlton Gie itweOii6e
Getting oGerdiuit0 8oiten" berihtet,
az III oiplonotiiten ur6 potitiihem
Greiien oas @eriid]t in ltnrlauf lit,
ser ocntide &eihsoltBenminilter Soo-
him uoll Hibbelltrop lei Don @eitapo-
GAei Seinrid SIMMER abgeidgt NOR
0clL nn0 3plr 5ltgulllten oeS 0iterrei-
Aild,en Gltislings uitb ieifberigen
Observation-Disclosures in ben Nie-
scrlanoen, artbur SenB Snquart.
Ias' idppeoii6e 8tatt fitgt 9iii5lt, bob
,oie Grflorun9 iiir ainen iolden
g8ed]iel oarin 5l ludeit iein piiroe,
ooB Sic Gelitidjat iGlieBlid) bod EN-
9eieben BADEN, tuelh cine ooufom
meme Niete G'bbentroP uno ieine
tail5 aitBenpolitif spnren. Der Same
Ritbentrops miro ~iiberbalpt niHt
mebr erpdbnt, obpobl SitIer i'm
0oh emit auf cine Stufe nit Der
8iSmards geiteut batte,@ ingt 0as
glatt. oSeet dber miro Ribbentrop
in Geutuldlano gang a~1genteitt uls
Elm 6eblif,log angeIeben. uno Ole
Satiad)e, Onb 3. 9. llngorn nod gum
greimGftepaft bolt, gebt 6eItimr1t
nift a conto ieirter 8~emiibungen.
8enn ole llngarn aud nrr ole ge
riltgite G6ance gebobt bitten, iifj
bon Dem 3ugriif Der Ru3is freight
MAIDEN, tudren lie fd1ou Dor Iuftdem
Dem 8eiipiel &umdniens, 8ulgariens
ulo 6innlunos gefolgt.
,&ttbettrops lebter ogrfolg", Ser
beinabe 8innlano in8 llnbei[ &C.
fitbrt bate. mar, oaB es inn geIong,
Tinnlanos oamaliqem 8rdiioenten
&pti uno ieinem auBenminilter San-
her e~in8ureoert pie munoertpirfen6
bie Oeutihen u@ebeimpaffen@ 'eien,"
'6rei6t oas 8lntt. oNun. ieitoem
nber bat man Dpnig BON i'm ge-
hort "
Washington Journal., 1944-12-22
11taect idbmIN
an Kcntfftaanismttas

Rom Mpron 6. 9nDlor, 8rdii.
Sent M~ooieoelts Gertreter mn Gatitan,
erfliTte. dr lei Ser aftiidt, baB, ipenrt
Scr aommauisunts III Stnlien aroBe
Nortidssitte made, 10 miro Dies out
@rsluo Der leeren Mdsen Der 6nH
Ieill, neil auir nitt allitatoe tito, oos
2aro in entiprefgnoer Beiie slt er,
tabren."
Sablor. Der su Den Mitglie6ern
BEG se9enfpartig @om beilden6en
amerifnnrihen Gongreb . Gomitee8
fir mtlitdriide Angafegenbeiter
ipradl, ridltete einen appea an @fne.
rita, ieine aufinerfiornfeit oen BRO.
'Meriap oes italieniid1m golfes 5liSu,
lpen0en. Gie Eistuiiion enripalu1
iid 6ei einem in Hom gu gbren beS
&omitees g~eaebenen dinners. ToDlor
bat iih geduBert, er babe ietter 8eit-
itelIung nidts bin5u8ufigen.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-22
Nilci luie0er
MI @eltfn1te

@aihington Gas &rie9salnt
rrioerrieT Sen 8eIebl, bet allen gers
ioren jap1niid}ar 9l6itamimtng Coe-
nannt9n SiietS) Derbietet, al Der @eit-
fiiite 8obniitg III nebmelt.
Ger @iberruf erfelgte 0urh @e-
neralmaior Senrp 6. 8ratt, ben Gbef
oes tDeItlifen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
oos. litter 'Bntbetbun9 oes ariesg-
amtes. Edrno1 miro aber ieoer, Der
iapnniider 4%6jtnmmung hit, ,stluo
ii6er ben porlieget6e ~Snformdtioten
erbringen, 0aB er idponfreunolidr ein-
gelteIlt iii, fpetterbin ben Staoten Der
Weitfiiite ferngebalten aueroen,
lleber 10000 YerIonen tritroen
lett oeml "a. Mdra 1912 aiis bent fra
tegilhen @etiet Der 5taaten aaIifor-
MEN, 0aibiggton ull6 Oregon ebo.
fuiert. Sic Mebr5abl BON ibnen lit
mad ben 8eraitanten gebradt nor.
Sen, einiftieBLid Nri5ora, utab,
8ponning un6 Colorado. Die Ebns
fltiierung erfol9te uhter einem Gre
fitipbefebl 0ps Yr1fioentefi 1iir9 @e=
ferdlelstnofrt s. g. 9etptt, oen ba.
m1figen gbsf be8 tpeitffdRn Berteiois
giiiiq5fomnanbos.
.@iifitiger Gortsaite oes &riegss
I'M Bd3ifif pie aid ailoere gtttuid-
lrfngeit" lplir0en dls Brllito fir Den
qas6arr,,f Aoe aaa;aEIa 1a,n1rdk3,,
Washington Journal., 1944-12-22
E~ntfettnmesfur fir
slt:Fettcs SdetUein

g1ioago Gin 6arruiun9e aus
SnSiana lnr0ete nit ieirteln iiber-
ihsperen ,Sdpein aitf Ser Gbieoao
DEMONSTRATING eui Dem eritan 9tub.
Nls man DEM 17idbrige1 &dpnouo
1apIor aus &entlon0, Sn0., beoeu-
tete, 6aB iein G6er fiir sen Sunior=
5utternettbemerb 5 gfuho lIeberges
.uift base, ling er m, lem Shpein
5u trainieren uite fnafte nit ibin
large MaridN. Gas shtpein frat
bonn nit ben ailRfii8en 200 Bfttno
in Sen @ettbeaperb itno gefpoml NIT
4ltrpar gnn6e oie Meiiter-
id)aft. sd piiroe gar nidIt iiber-
iein. mentl ih Del 6ieIem 2aufen
nit Dem SfEpein nidt me9r Bfunbe
serloren babe, als mein 8ier ieIber",
iaJte Ser pausbdfige Gdplor.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-22
GcRncrhShunecr1 pcn
AtcaN ~aitecrcet

@aibnt3ton - @ofere 8e3obIung
fir 9trbetter in eintgeu Sn5uitrie.
5ueigen uhb Elm in~teniiDereg Ber-
blrr1Spro5ramm Dltroen 5llr Be-
bes MrbeitermongeIs in Der
arieqsin5uitrie por9eifIagen. Sic
goridIdfe Tiir Sic b5bfre @e5oblnttg
b. oefn Boriiberoen 0e5 Inter
ln9&ansifuiieg Ganator Maao
aus NeD g)orf itn3 bon Sendtor Ser
aus MidDilan nnl1Blit elmer
Sisang, in Der Gbas. SO. Sop bon
ser @ar Manpoiper Gom1niiiion ben
@erbunsspIan 0ieier geboroe Be-
Der ueiantIide Sr6alt 6ieIes 8lo=
nes mar, Gruf ouf 9lrbeiternebmer
5uiibpn aus ttiptpeientlid)en Sli5u=
in frie9spiftige Snouitrien
iibersufnedsieln, uno duF arbeit9eber.
@ehieI 5t erIeiftern.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-22

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qt1al Spitiires. &al6 tulo ra-
feteifeiernoe 8ealtfigbters 1rifieiI
glog arGite in Ntben an. nafoenI
Nieles idspere ArtiIIerte- un6 Mor-
ierieuer gegeh oie Stnot 9eridtet bat-
ten. Tie geouiigbter singen eegen
Sen GIn8 Senoer Dor, mG6reft0 0te
Spttiireg eite 2ofomotibe, 6os Sta.
0ion. @ebiet ttno cine &onjentrotion
Don Glas Er1ppen om norbpeitli-
ten &on0c. Der StaSt beihoiien. Sor-
her mar es MIR 5it oerein5eIten 8dnnp.
FEN qefommelt ruie Sic 9riten IN Ell.
mem &%omrnlutiqlte mitteilten. nod-
Sem Sen. Scobie einen Trieoensoor-
idloJ Der GaM GlioS @rl1ppe ab-
1eIehnt bate.
Die @riten erfl6rter, Dab 6uno-
0erte bepafinetsr @utgaren in Ror6.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ieieu, oodl
lit IS nidt betaintt, OBJ tie SGbei ei1ter
MufiorSeruto Ser Glos nadfanelt
.coer ouf gNene Sauit @ebiete tuieoer
bsietel sic lie auf @run6 oeS
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mubten: Ihro,ie uhl5 oas oitlid}a
M~a3e6onien.
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mirS srflart, oab elias Gritppen ibr
artillerie. tmro @~orIerieaer forfiee
ten lugS sic 5rm1ftireurtdti9feit su-
4~caOtraael bote. @6hret0 Nrentier
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la5. 0ab Sic glu$ o0llig ol,s @t5enS
Saiea Eir1as oertrieben spor0en iei-
en-, H2lrer 0ie @riten nift gang 10 Sill
irteSa1 ans ietten lire 9pcrationen
BORT tort.
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freut urto Gnnfgottes6ienite obb1f,
fir I~dean6erou ttno ole 8riteil EN-
trttt uno ole GIas perlirteiIt". Die
0rennSreoi . 8eoieritng COB ferner
.bcfannt. odB gotifaftan Gus Den
Aeadsis sSnieIn spros, Napog, ga
rps mo 6foru eingequngan itru0, IN
0eHetl 5sr &elieruaa QopaIidt geIobt
luiN Scr gareitiffait aitSorlif gesebe1l
pirA. bei Ser @ie0enperaulo ser gGd$
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te. baf in0iidse Trlipper, sic bon
glas- &r0ften in Ser @dbe oeg Coils
pom EatroS otiaegriFfen tunrOen, epn-
6uiert lpor0ep iiho mo ,~,oroersspo III
8rtefpettian0 Ole Gage u~noer6rt6ert
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