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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-16
CHERRY TREE
Where with our Little Hatchet We tell
the truth about many things. sometimes
profoundly, sometimes Aippantly, some-
times recklessly.

Malcolm Ross, head of the Presi-
dents Fair Employment Practices
Committee is one of the most pleasant
and also one of the most intelligent
persons in Washington.
Malcolm Ross has done lot of good
work in Washington, most of it with
the National Labor Relations Board
But he is stepping now into an issue
hot enough to frighten even the most
hardy soul. He can do lot of wonder
full work, or he can undo lot that has
been done.
His job is to see to it that Negroes
get fair deal in employment = to
see that discrimination is wiped out
That's large order, indeed.
Recently Mr.. Ross over-ruled local
Southern office of PFEPC which had
ordered a Southern newspaper to
cease using the words "colored" OF
Negro" in it's classified advertising
The order from Washington, knocking
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-16

out the local office, was based on the
assumption that the newspaper in
question was an essential" but not a
purely "war" industry.
However, desirable it is to get
rid of discrimination, it can be
doubted honestly if force ever will
achieve that objective.
There are conditions and situa-
tions that cannot be cured by or
ders from Washington-and the
race issue looks very much like
one of those issues.
Every thinking American must hope
for the day when race relations will
come to be based upon something bet
ter than ancient prejudices, but it does
the Negro small service to attempt
this change by fit. We don't want a
war within a war!
The American Federation of Labor
has confronted the race issue and has
dealt with it for decades.
The Federation has never tried to
go beyond moral suasion in the strug-
gle to eliminate discrimination. Neg
roes have stormed at the gates an
nually, demanding force. But the Fed
Grafton has refused to use force And
it has made progress.
New York State has drastic laws
forbidding discrimination, but every
one who ever has been in New York
knows that there is discrimination
and that sometimes it is accompanied
by exceedingly dirty dirty work.
Some issues can be settled by force
some cannot. Certain forms of dis
elimination can be abolished by the
committee over which Mr.. Ross pre-
sides; others cannot except through
growth and broadened understanding
Tolerance cannot be legislated, OF
brought about by orders from bureaus
Some determinations today run both
ways. 1t may be discrimination to for.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-16
State Convention Set
For September 1921

Columbus.-Support of the invasion
by every Ohio war worker who is q
member of the American Federation
of Labor has been assured United
States military leaders by Phil Han
nah, secretary treasurer of the Ohio
State Federation of Labor.
Following a survey in which he con.
tacted AFL officials throughout the
state, Hanah wired President Roose
welt, General Dwight Eisenhower
General George Marshall and Secre.
tary of the Navy James Forrestal that
all AFL members were at their posts
in Ohio war plants, and that all re
allied the heavy sponsibilities rest.
ing upon them.
Typical of the wires was the one
sent to President Roosevelt:
Survey just completed shows
every American Federation of La
Dor war worker in Ohio on the
job supporting invasion in every
possible manner. Be assured of
our continued loyalty and devo-
ton to duty
Hannah also wired William Green
president of the American Federation
of Labor, that Ohio AFL member.
would continue to observe, withou
reservation, the organization no
strike pledge.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-16
1talian-American Society
Picnic Next Sunday

Everything connected with a big
annual picnic and outing has been
completed by the committee of the
American-Italian Society which will
be held at the Butler County fair
grounds next Sunday, June 18. They
will still put on that big fireworks dis
play. Rides of all kinds, games and
social events will occur hourly. Band
concerts and dancing will be added to
other events. Admission of course as
usual will be free and so will the
solutos.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-16
BRENDEL REVEALS
BLOOD BANK ARRIVES
SAFELY in CHINA

A blood bank, organized in the
United States and stated by eleven
taught medical aides, has
arrived in China and will be placed in
service Immediately with the Ameri-
can and Chinese forces Of Lieut. Gen.
Joseph W. Stillwell in Burma, it was
revealed today by Edwin L. Brendel
member of the G.. l. O. committee
for American and Allied War Relief
and active leader in the War Chest
Drive.
Information concerning the blood
bank was received from United China
Relief through the National War
Fund, of which it is a member agency.
Word of the arrival of the blood bank,
the first to be established in China,
was contained in cablegram just re-
ceived by the American Bureau for
medical aid to China, stating that
both the personnel and equipment had
reached Kun-ming, terminus of the
air route from India to China.
Special priorities for the transpor-
tation of the blood bank and it's staff
were granted at the specific request
of General Stillwell, commander of
Allied forces in Southeast Asia, who
urged that the bank be assigned to
HI oo,,,,,oard
The blood bank is sponsored by the
American Bureau for Medical Aid to
China, a participating agency of
United China Relief, and was estab-
lished after almost three years of eX-
perimentation. In it's life-giving serv-
ice on the Burma front, it will be used
also to demonstrate to Chinese sur
geons and nurses the taking and
processing of blood plasma for us on
Chinese battle fronts The initial sup
ply Of plasma for China's first blood
bank was processed from blood contri-
buted by hundreds of Americans.
Contributions made by residents OF
Hamilton and Butler County to the
War Chest help the National Wal
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-16
SHORTAGE TO CONTINUE

Washington, June ia shortage
of tires for heavy and medium trucks
and for bus requirements will con-
tinue through July, August and Sep
tember, Colonel j. Monroe Johnson
Director of the Office of Defense
Transportation, said today Colonel
Johnson estimated a shortage OF
heavy tires amounting to 25,000 q
month. He urged truck and bus oper-
ators to conserve vigorously or else tc
expect curtailment of essential motor
transport services.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-16
RUPTURE

E. j. MEINHARDI, widely known
Shield Specialist of Chicago, will
again be in Cincinnati. Ohio, at the
Gibson Hotel, for Five Days begin
ming Saturday, June 17th~t0 Wednes-
day, June 2lst Inclusive. Office Hours
IL AM. to PM. and PM. to 8 PM.
daily.
MR.. MEINHARDI says: The Mein-
hardi Shield is tremendous improve
ment - we'll known for producing
immediate results. 1t prevents the
Rupture from protruding in 10 days
on the average-regardless of size or
location of Rupture and no matter how
hard you work or strain. 1t has no
leg straps. (No Surgery or Injection
Treatments used.) Mr.. Meinhardi has
been coming here for 15 years. He
has thousands of satisfied Customers.
Ask your neighbors.
Caution: If neglected Rupture
may cause weakness, backache, con-
oCiPoCioii, HCi 'ouoiSoo, oCoihoSi PAINS,
ETC., or sudden death from strangula-
tion.
Men having large Ruptures which
have returned after Surgical Opera
tions or Injection Treatments are also
invited. When all others fail-see
MEINHARDI. He will be pleased to
demonstrate to you privately without
charge. (Only men invited.) White
only.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-16
RATION TABLE
SUGAR

Stamps 80 and 81 (Book a. valid
fc. five pounds indefinitely; stamp 40
Book a. valid for five pounds for
home canning through next February.
Spare stamp 81 (not sugar stamp
37) is used for additional home can
ming sugar.
"Airplane" stamps 1 and 2 (Book
- are good indefinitely.
CANNED GOODS
Blue stamps AS through V-3 Book
a. are valid indefinitely. Worth 10
points each.
MEATS
Red stamps AS through VS. (Book
4) are valid indefinitely. Worth 10
points each.
TIRES
Tires of commercial vehicles must
be inspected every six months or every
5000 miles, whichever is first. Inspec-
tion of tires of other types of vehicles
has been dropped. Inspection records
must be retained for use when supple
mental gasoline or tire applications
are made.
GASOLINE
A-Coupon 11-Valid for gallons
through June q. B-4, C-3 and Ca
stamps are good for gallons. Valid
until used.
r non-highway-us coupons ar e
good for gallons each and E nom
highway-use coupons for l gallon each
until invalidated. R coupons are valid
only when gasoline is delivered to the
premises. They may be exchanged at
local boards for E coupons valid at
filling stations.
FUEL OIL
Periods and coupons are valid
through Sept. 80. All coupons have
1O-gallon unit value, with most cou-
pons worth several units each.
All change-making and reserve cou.
pons are now good. Return applica.
tions for next seasons rations as soor
as possible.
LIQUOR
Current period expires July 1, with
whisky and domestic gins as the onl'
spirits rationed.
USED FATS
Each pound of waste fat is goot
for two meat-ration points.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-16
Huffman Director of Athletics

Russell L. Huffman, director of
athletics and head basketball coach at
Montpelier high school, Montpelier, O.,
has been named director of waterfront
activities and recreation for the sum-
mer camping season at the Hamilton
Y. M. C. A. Camp Campbell Gard,
c. j. Dyer, general secretary of the
association, announced Tuesday.
Mr.. Huffman will serve as associate
to Maurice Ittel, camp director.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-16

finance the work of United China Re-
lief, Mr.. Brendel explained He further
amplified that China Relief is one of
the organizations that the joint C.IO.,
ALL. War Relief Committee is
closely affiliated with working on
a cooperative basis with Chinese
Trade Union.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-16

d Good tMPloYEE REIATIoNs is one Of the
most important continuing responsibilities
of any company. Sohio provides security and
pleasant working relations by offering its
employees sick benefits, regular vacation
with pay, low-cost group insurance and
liberal retirement plan. For example, a
man who started with Sohio at age IS
and averaged 5000 month income over
the length of his service, has been retired
at 65 with an income of approximately
$3.50 month for life. Almost 400 Sohioans
are now enjoying a comfortable, carefree
life on this retirement income.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-16
New Beer Permits

Application, F. O. Eagles, No. 528
1926 Central avenue, Middletown
Ohio, OF.
Italian-American Society, K. c.
Club rooms, Hamilton, OF.
Transfer. Clemintine and Ray Har-
en-, 906 Central avenue, Middletown to
Homer Hughes and Alfredelake, Turf
Cafe, D-2.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-16
7 ADVERTISING HAS GONE rowAR. For instanc

ADVERTISING HAS GONE TO- WAR. For instance,
one-fourth of commercial time on our
SOHO REPORTER radio newscasts since
war began has been devoted to our govern
ment's programs of conservation, bond buy
ing, blood bank, etc. We are particularly
pleased with letter from the War Adver-
tising Council, saying: :. appreciative
thanks for the many ways in which your
company has converted so many phases of
its advertising to the support of war infor-
nation campaigns. You have made material
contribution to the war effort
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-16
NEW BUSINESSES
Hamilton

Marion Guyler, 115 South Third
street, drapes and curtains.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., 108 N.
Second street, paints, etc.
Viola Todd, POI Hancock, restau-
rant.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1944-06-16

. CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION was relatively
new effort for Soho in 1913. Expanding our
activities, we discovered number of new
fields and brought them into production, thus
multiplying our crude oil output at a time
when finding new sources of crude is increas-
ingly important to war needs. Much oil
remains to be found in the United States,
and Sohio plans 90 to 100 wildcat wells in
1914 for discovery of new fields.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
OemeD 9cgen
Sorbeb battle

MlnneQpoli5 - @ollDerneur 56o=
mas 6. 8epep .erfldrte bier, Ameris
fas 8eteilignng an Der fomlienoen
8elt 6rieoensorganiiation 0iirfe
,feinem 8orbebalt unterliegen, ull=
ter Dem unler 8ertreter Ie0esmal,
melli er 3ll entlAeioen bat, I'M
Wladtbefug1tis oa3u in Den &ongreB
8uriidfebren miiBte1. Ser Nem gor-
fer Staats6ef idlob lid i'm allge-
meirlen Dem bon 8rGlioent &oolepelt
in ieiner auBenpolitiidlen Heoe am
Samsta9 pertretenen Stonopnnft
al, erfldrte uber, Ser 9rdiioerit 6a=
be oelnonltriert, ooB er unid)t nit
eiaem &ongreB ieiner eigenen 8or-
tel arbeiten fam, uno d1Berte i'm
iibrigen folgenoen 8orbe1alt:
uSffenbar bat Ser &ongreB, utlo
MIR Der aongreB .bie perfoiiungs-
re6tlide Modt, 0ariiber SIT entidei-
Sen, lpeld}e Glote bon &rGften er per-
fiigbar MAIDEN miro ltno inDieDeit er
ben @ebraud oieier ar1fte ins Be
!ieben unIeres 8ertreters ltenen
miro"
ST babe nidt ben geringiten 3mei-
fel. iagte 3epep in ieiner 3eoe, bnB
,,ein &on9reB Der in 8artneridaft
nit Dem 8rdiioenten arbeitet, jeneS
Gr9e6nis erreidlel1 miro, Dos mir alle
ais meientIid) betradten, llno oaB er
Dem anlerifaniiden Gertreter ausrei-
den0e 9eiugniiie fiir raide aftion
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
8olo9nas &C.
fabr 9r0Ber
Bulletin

OMlleftH
&om - NadJ uie DDr uerOen in
@riedemlanO bic 0entiden meiter
perfOlgt. Die Mlliierten befinOen iidl
95 Meilen DDn SalOmifi, meitere
Srnppcm fir ben &f anti benz
8alfan iin6 i'm &iraits selan6et tnur-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27

8aris - anterifanilhe 6lug5euge
g~reifen iebt allies an, mas Iid IN
9eutidslano beme9t ODER rau6t ODER
beritml1uft, Inn Dem &eid griinolifJ
bei3ubringer, mas arieg beoeutet.
4ngriffs3iele iino nidt ldnaer mebr
blob @roBitdote ooer 5a6rifen.
Gieie nelte Bolitif lit uniere grint-
mige un0 fuIte Anttport auf 6itlers
totale Mobilmad]ung aller ieiner
Meni6enfrdfte. Sebt erfobren aud
Die 9eutiden in Sen fleinen Sta0ten
rpeiter BON Der 5ront meg, mas Die
9enobner Der oeltti6en @roBitaote
id)on large iiber Die Sdlagfraft Der
4lliierten gelernt baben.
Sitter preBt iebt Ole lette hinge
an 8roouftion ans Dem i~nouitriel
miftigen @iirtel Ser fleinen 5abrifen
meitlid oes &beins beraus, ienieits
pom 9uisburg uno Goblen8, ein Sc
biet, oas nitiln1ebr ltnnittelbar ourdl
amerifaniihe Ansriffe beorobt lit.
Sier lit es, MOO @eihma6er anle-
rifaniider Gbunoerbolts, IN S0be Der
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
Gccrinos yaoNhMttc in
OItprcmBcn

0erp yorf - George Moorao non
GgS berid]tete aus Mosfau, Dab Die
&uilen in SitpreuBen cine Sog0biitte
oes &eidsmaridoas German @orins
erobert bdtten. auh babe man in
Ben eingenommene 9rten Sjtpreu-
Bens bon ben 0n5is in Stem geitob-
lene M06el, 1eppid)e, &leioer ultO an
1ere perionlife @egenitanoe geiun-
0ett.
r9ieie trdurigen ueberrelte Der
bon Dem ebemaligen @roberer per
iflaoten 8uiien rufen grinnerungetl
mud,~ lagte Moorao. ,,Wtou fam
iid)er iein, ooB oas Somiet.G berfom=
manoo feine 9efe6Ie 81 geben
brandt, melde oas a~nbieoern oel
Sruppen nit Der 3ioilbeuolferung
Derbieten."
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27

9~eipdbren miro.
Ger republitaniidJe 8rdiloent-
ifafts aunoiOot madte &errn &oo-
iepeIt gum 8oripurf 5ugelollen 81
6oben, ooB Sopa1 iooiel ME orel
0rei Miuionen GaB Del monatlid -
Ser5blut oes arieges = sum @es
bralld) gegen Gbiru utto 5ur @inla-
eerlng aegen amerifa" geliefert NOR
Sen leien. utr0 oiele 2ieferuugen,
logte er, bdtten bis pier Wonate Dor
Yearl 6arbor a~ilgebalten
,0oBt iene, sic b%ebalpten, nit gro-
Befn @eitblif gebnnoelt 81 baben,
0ieie 2ebren Der @eidthte erintern, "
Iagte er. limo laBt ms lie ais Sea
tion ME bergeilen."
lleberoies, fu6r Der &eoner tort,
bitten Die beioen erlten 4ominiltratio-
tten oes Seem 0eal 10 Nfia. 8onnen
@ilen- uno StabliArott nod Sapan
oeianot bis Is. Sftober 1910
u~nge6inoert ourh meinen 0pponen-
ten.
Gieier S6rott a~lleiu, iette er biu-
gu, babe u8ebnmal 10 piel gepogen
ME Die gnn8e japonil6e 6lotte".
Sn eiltem anOeren 8aiius leiner
&eOe beifuloigte 9epep ben Grali-
benton, 0ie 2otloonr @irtidoftsfor-
feren3 BON 1888 uooriabli6 per-
lenft" er beoiente iid oes aus-
oruds oicuttleo~ - ltnO iid 0a0urd,
der fomplettelten iiolationiitiiden
aftion" lduloig gemadt 81 6aberL
,,oie lie bon einem amerifanllden
8~raii0el1ten unternommen muroe".
SEER &ooiepelt babe oanif o5nm Nle=
oerbrud internntionaler 3ulammerl-
arbeit" be~igetra9en, uttO oieies Or
eigniS lei es geDeien, 0oaS einen
europGiiden Staatsmann gu benz
Musipruh beitimmte, es lei fiir
europa nidts porber5uieben ais
Rrieg". Gemep ioentifi3ierte Ben
Staatsmant1 fidt.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
$eeIN|adt in Uerbindun9 NIT Pbi|ippinen- |nvd|lol
Scr &f
In SOQanO
bulletin

Earis, Eberites Sanptqnurticr =
g S%crtusenbuld befimOet lid in Der
Sanb Der GnelGnoer, wnrbe befanilts
gege6em.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
Srafe bnen
ciugenommcn
Bulletin

Bulletin
MOsfam - Stalim gibt hefanat,
oaf Die MmiIen bic 0rensc DDn Nor
iucgen gefreust bGttcn.
QunDDn - Die 9emtlde NGd)rtdD=
tenagentnr gilt bic Hanmnng DDn
&irfenes in MorS=Nurluegen 6efannt,
2pn6um - NadJ einer NgG= NnHo=
funfmelOnng ans Musfait, iuirD So
niesbcrg Dpn ben 0entidvem e%nafniert.
2onoon - Die Gote arnee fampf-
te lih tiefer nQd) SitpreuBen an elmer
iih erueiternoen 5ront Dor. 8urd1
einen nelten GoritoB miro 0ltpreuBer
nun audi aus 0en SiiooIten beorobt,
9eun aus oeln Mosfalter 8erift gina
berpor, oaB sic Somiets Die polnii6e
@~ren5baltei auguitom iorpie so an
oere Grte an elmer 20 Meilenz6ront
pon arlguitom nadJ Supalfi einge-
noulfnen baben.
Ser 8eriht modte inoireft oeut-
Iidl 0aB Der erlte Aniturm BON Sen.
Gberniufbobsfps Eruppen, nunmebr
cine 8erlongiam1tng erfnbr. 9ie
mdf5tige ruilil6e armeegruppe mo-
n0priert iid) nun in cine Stellung 81
elmer nelten &ei9e BON 8oritoBen 9e-
gen sic Iid) erbittert mebren0en oeut-
iden 8erteioiger. Inter oieien be-
fan0 iid Der nelaufgeitellte oeutid)e
Iolfsiturn, a6er Mosfauer 8eridte
beIogten oaB oieie drmli6 ansgerii-
Itete REORGANIZATION Die critic Brii.
lung nidt beitanO uno uiele ibrer
M~nge1origen bei Dem eriten 0urd=
brrd getotet ooer sefangengenom-
men muroen. ginem 8eri6t 5nfolge
bielten ii6 DieIe in Sen Waloern duf,
bis Die Guiien borbeige5ogen moren,
m%oraufbin lie mieoer nacb @altie febr-
ten.
Hegul1re 0eutidJe Ban5er. Ole li1
non Dem eriten Shlag erbolt batten,
leiteten meitli6 oes in ruiiiidem Be
iib 6efinolihen @oloop @egenangrif=
fe Elm utlo narert al1h entlang Der
oitlid)en uno iiioliden 3u9dnge nod
8umbinlren fon3entriert, als bic 0i-
refte Goute nod Srliterburg uno SEQ
nigsberg nerlegt. 4ber Die 8uiien
itieBen oennod meiter Dor uno er-
oberten inter anoerem S~5irguponell,
Ie6S Meilen liiooitlid BON @umbin=
men, uno 8rafebnen, 8 Meilen 0itlif).
GSn Erafebnen befano iif 0as preu-
Biide Sauptgeitiit, no W2ilitdrpferoe
in groBem MaBita6 ge5iidtet muroen.
IS par 1882 BON &onig 5rieori6
@ilbelm 1. gegriinoet uoroen.)
@abreno Ser @aft g~riffen Som-
ietbomber @umbinnen, Snlterburg
un0 4ngerapp an.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
5luo5euotra9er
princeton" per-
loren 9eoanoen
ztcim erescr <lcniAcnpcrlmIt. $50 japnniIhc Slme>
seaec bel 2lneriif abeei4ciien, pier TcinSliAs
KrieosiAiffc ~pericmFt

Mdlbin9ton Cine inl @ange
befinolihe SeeidsIadt biloet ole nelt-
lite @nt1uidllng in 8erbin0nng NIT
ser SnDoiton ser 8bilippiren. @ier
iaponiide arieaSififfe puroen Oer-
ienft elm 3lben0 on0erer beifGoigt,
nber sic @merifaner biiBten Ben
10000 TO 6lug5eugtrGger uGrinces
ton" Elm, 0eren aapit1n 1873 an0ere
Offi5iere ltno 1927 Mnnn gerettet
lpurOen. @imib oer5eidnete feline
an0ere Gerluite, mabreuo Die Sopa.
ner bebollptenb Dob 16 omerifuniife
Shiffe Derienft muroen.
Sin. iapaniidler 5Iug5eugtrdger,
3luei &rell3er uno elm 3eritorer ipo-
rem sic p%erienften iapnnilAen Sdiffe,
100 iapaniide 6Iltg5eltge iino bei
DEM angrifi ouf Die 09rinceton"
abgeidoiien lporoen.
Die @egeno ser Seelhladt bilOen
Oie @elpdfler 3wiiden 2u5on unO
5ormoio.
Anerifaniide &rdfte, 6ie Japan.
l1en @ioeritano, Sdlomm uno &ibe
iibertparoen ietten Sic 8efreiung
2epteS in Ben mittleren 8bilippinen
fort, eroberten einen peiteren Slug
plat nnO cine &eibe bon Srten.
Bdbreno 8uOenfrafte am u6roli.
den gtroe Der Qepte 6ront einen er,
bitterten feinolihen Nndt4@ egenon.
griff bel 8alo 8uriidgeidlagen batten
eroberte ser iii0lide Artt bon 8ltlaQ
aus ben 5lugplab bon San 8oblo.
3pei meitere 6lltgpldbe, BEL Gabo.
clan unO 0ulag, befinoen lif e6etl
falls idon in ameritoniid)en SGn0er
uno e~riierer lit idon 6ei6rdnft be.
nubllngsfdbig.
Stllr5mbpmber INTO 0as uerbee.
renoe 6euer Der im @olf bon 2eptt
liegenoen amerifanii1en &riegsldiff(
tpurOet berbei9erufen, nm Dem per
biIienen feinoli9en @egenongriii bel
8alo @inbalt 5u 9ebieten. IS NOR
offeltbor Der beftiglte 8ioeritano, Der
lid) bisber entluifelt bat. Die Shlaht
tobte mabreno Der gan5en Gtabt Don
Montag 81 9ienstog uno beim Mor.
gengralen tparen @inbeiten oes 10.
&orpS pieoer auf benz 8ormarid,
Anoere @lemente oes 10. &orpa
riiftei1 Elm paar Dieilen norolid) Don
Iaboclan in 8erfofgilng Der flieben-
Den Saponer Dor.
Seit 8eginn Der 8bilippinen-Spe
rotiolen in Der GortpodJe iiro nlill-
me9r orei Snieln 8ina9at, Gu
lIan ut1o Somonbon - utl0 Die Grte
Inboelon, San 6ernanoo, Sagfaban,
San Sole, Marasbaras, Ralo Glt.
lag, Gomitlg, @uinoapunan, galams
pa1aft ulo guraDm ati GeDte ero-
bert iporoenL mie Sen. MocArt6ur 5li-
iammenfaileno beridtete. Ole 6rei
an Der @infnbrt oeS &epte-
Soils muroen Dor Den 2~onoungen
auf 2epte beiebt.
Washington Journal., 1944-10-27
Mnfrnf 81
Snrgerfrieg

2onoon - Die 1lntergrulObelpe-
grng in Spanien foroert lebt Die Ar-
NEE 0ffi5iere alif, nit Dem Golf
gegen 5ranco 5l fGnpien, unO Strait
5oien ideineu bei oieier nelten Agito-
ton cine &olle 5u ipielen.
anltlicbe oelitid)e acknowledgements
tllrell be5eidneten Die Sample emit
lang Der 3Drendeny8renS ais cine
8erteioigung 5rancos gegen Delne
rote Snoaiion" aus 5ranfreih uno
bebaupteteL 0oB ale repltblifutl-
iben 8oritoBe nod Spanien abgerpie-
len mltroen. 8eriflten aus @aris 5li-
folge refrutieren republifanilde
@ueriaas, oie gegen sic 6ranco-
&rafte all Ser @ren5e fdnpfen, Dit
5iere Der reguldreu 9rmee III ibre
@eiben uno ooB Elm &f INN Die
B%etpinnuag ser &ontroae bon 5runco
inl @unQe lit. Gin correspondent
See Barrier 8lattes liberation
Soir~ erfldrte, oaB llnruben IN
gati3 Spanien an Der SngesorOnung
iin0 uno sic 8iierilaS Der 2eitung
Der repu6(ifaliifen Sunta inter
iteber, Die ieit Sabren ben Inter
gruno : @i0eritanO non Neaorio aus
geleitet bot. Mebrere 6abrifen iinO
BON Den Gepnblifnnern bereits erp=
bert moroen ulro mebrere 3iige muir
Den 5erItort.
Sil omtli6en ipaniidJen 8eri6ten
wuroe bebauptet, bob Die @ren55lpi-
idenfdle Der leBten orei @oden, Die
BON ipaniideu Maquis inlaetliert
muroetl, Die oorber nit ben 6ran5o=
len gesen sic 9eutiden 9efdmpft
batten, 5ur SOLDERING Der 4ngreifer
gefiibrt babe, Die ieBt Der 8ernihtung
eltgegeliiebel. Sic Gepubltfnter err
fldrten oemgegeflibber, bob Die
Sample an NusmaB ull0 Sefti9feit
5unebmeit.