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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-09
Durant News
Miss Louise Kennedy, Reporter

Mrs. Delphia Joyce died in
Greenwood, August 4 at 1890, she
was the daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
G. w Weatherly Funeral services
were held in Durant August 10.
The pastor is Rev Ingrams. Sur
viving are daughters, Mrs Ber-
tina Lee McSwain, Mrs. Willie Lee
Horton and Mrs Manly Sads, 4
sisters and brothers, Mrs. Myrtle
James, Mrs. Annie Mae TowneS,
Mrs. Florence Davis, Mrs. Emma
Laws, Malbert Weatherly, Pvt.
Booker T. Weatherly somewhere in
England and Pfc. Samuel P. Wealth
erly somewhere in France. The re-
mains were laid to rest in Durant
cemetery by Rev. c. V. Heffus, pas
tor of the John W. Methodist
church The entire family wish to
thank the friends of the Baptist
and Methodist church for the flow
ers. May God bless Mrs. Harris of
Greenwood for the beautiful solo,
also the many friends of Money,
Miss May God send His blessings
upon them all. Mrs. c.. w. Wealth
erly and children.
Pvt. Allen was a visitor of Miss
Johnson, Sunday and Tuesday
night. Pvt. Allen is stationed in
Camp Mccain and is expecting to
be moved soon.
Mr.. Clifton Wright was the guest
of Miss Rosie Reed Monday after
noon. We are glad to have Mr.. and
Mrs. Wild Marshal from Water
loo, Iowa.
Miss Helen Hay and husband is
here from Waterloo, Iowa.
Mrs, Pearl Mem. and Dough is
here from Chicago.
Miss Amy Mae Jackson is home
from Sikeston, Mo, where she has
been employed for three years, she
has accepted position in the
Cameron street high school, Can
ton.
Cpl Arthur Jackson son of MIR.
and Mrs VIII Jackson has sailed
for overseas duties. He is with the
435th air force squadron. Two other
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-09
morning and that afternoon.
POEM

live only knew
We would buy war bonds and
stamps,
To help the boys in the camps.
If we only knew just what those
boys have to do
The money would help Uncle Sam
to day just what it cost to fight
each day.
If we only knew what those boys
have to do.
We wouldn't have such time vast
ing our nickles and dimes.
If we only knew what those boys
have to do.
Joe F. Hamilton
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-09

We wish it to be known that the
contributors mentioned in the Madi
son County News last week were
persons who sent money form Meri-
dian to the revival conducted by
DR.. Jeltz. The total amount raised
was $7627.
DIR. N. H. Jeltz was guest in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Daniel while here conducting the
revival at China Grove A. M.
church last week On Wednesday he
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-09

with her other relatives and friends.
Her visit was much enjoyed
Born to Mrs. Lucille Smothers was
a fine daughter who weighed
0 ponds and who was given the
name. Eva Louise Smothers. The
baby's father is in the IT, s. Navy
and is stationed somewhere in the
Pacific.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-09
CYNTHIA VALIANT TONNES

Rev. and Mrs. L.. A. ToWnes of
1924 Valley street announce the
birth of a daughter, Cynthia Valli-
ant TONNES, August II, weighing
seven pounds, II ounces, at Jeffrey
Memorial hospital. Mrs TONNES is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Hoover of Detroit, Mich Rev.
TONNES is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry TONNES of Grenada, Miss,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-09

initials friends Tells
and who avoid Will luck biggest
with the
choice She advises wisely and explains fully This lady tells
wife husband sweetheart and how the love
desire Tells of speculation position
change of kind which bring results This lady Americas
of
trouble This gifted
lady help where others have failed Gives advice
love speculation of all kinds This lady will only
tell troubles will help them
the happiness and You
Private waiting for white and colored
AL Readings strictly confidential Help guaranteed
fees accepted. Everybody welcome
of Entire LfePast Present and Future
all affairs of life such
affairs family affairs wills divorces and most
everything the welfare e The Bible speaks
of the predict things and
She tells the initial of future false
all absent
friends living under
uckiest for This phenominaly gifted
consulted all affairs of life She
questions Call and consult this gifted Reader
Convenient transportation
will help with troubles For
would do simply be told had rival
path unless told how tm
the love of would be satisfied
told would rather know how could desire?
simply be told of troubles able
and happiness delay today,
for tomorrow may be too late
OVERCOME LUCK
WRONG READER-Look for the Sign MADAM e.
No In Trouble Turned Away With Or Without Money
40 Points,
On Block the Rosserie JACKSON MISS
HOURS 900 A. NJ TO $3.50 P M.
BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-09

About one-third of the us. is
forSt land-and another third seems
to be devoted to Burma-Shave
signs.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-09
Madam E
Palllliist

Gifted Reader and Advisor. I will ask
no questions but will tell you the truth,
good or bad, ON all affairs off life such as
love, marriage, inheritance and business
transactions of all kinds. Will give you
dates and facts. You will find me superior
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-09
Madison County
News

Artie M. Bullie, Reporter
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-25
BY VIVIAN BROWN
Ap Features Writer

Make some Christmas angels
to sprinkle around your table.
You can have 'em just as angelic
looking as the store-made kind
and save money, too.
The following are directions
for making a fringed angel CEN
terpiece, angel favors, candle
holders as worked out by Den
nison
Materials: l fold each, blush
pink, white duplex and primrose
yellow crepe paper; 1box blue
lawyers seals and red gummed
dots, l spool wire, absorbent
cotton, paste, gummed paper
tape, silver doilies, red ribbon.
Head: Make tube of double
thickness pink paper 6 inches
deep, 6 inches in circumference.
Stuff with cotton and tie with
wire 112 inches from top and
bottom. Cut blue lawyers seal in
half for eyes. Red gummed dot
for mouth. Tint cheeks with
rouge.
Hair: Cut strip yellow paper
S inches deep, 4 inches long.
Slash both top and bottom edges
into coarse fringe 1 inch deep.
Curl fringed edges over knit
ting needle. Paste hair around
back of dolls head. Tie top curls
together with red ribbon.
Body: Roll a piece of outside
wrapper in which paper comes
into 8-inch tall cone. Fasten
edges together with gummed
tape. Brush paste over cone and
cover with pink crepe. Paste sur
plus neck crepe below doll's
head, over top of cone.
Fringe: Fold white duplex pa
per in half 1engthwise. Slash
folded edge into coarse fringe 4
inches deep. Draw straight edge
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-25
MONDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1914.

Collar is made by slashing a
tiny silver dolly from the outer
edge in to center. Overlap edges
forming slight cone. Insert sur
plus neck crepe below dolls head
in top of cone. Staple or sew to-
gether.
Cup is made by brushing paste
around nut cup or ramekin,
covering with white paper. Allow
~ inch to extend beyond top of
cup. Paste edge of dolly to top
of cup to hold doll in place.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-25

for length of arms. Insert a
piece of spool wire and fasten at
each end to keep tube from
stretching. Paste arms in place.
Wings: Cut wings out of sill
yer dolly. Pin in place. Book is
cut out of red mat or construc-
ton paper.
To make angel favor proceed
as above. Except: Head is 81
inches in circumference and 3k
inches deep. Hair is inches
deep, 2R inches long.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-25
PAGE TWENTY-FIVE THE NOME NUGGET
pper {AuBel** Hulinag }]qm~a1p Girl
THE NOME NUGGET

working from bottom up.
Arms: Cut across grain strip
of pink paper, inches wide, 10
inches long Stretch slightly. Roll
over small dowel stick. Paste
edges in place. Crush paper to-
gether On stick. Slip crushed pa
per off stick and pull out slightly
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-25

of top layer down l inch to make
edge curl up slightly. Paste or
stitch on sewing machine to hold
in place. Gather top edge. Paste
fringe in rows around cone,
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-25

FRINGED ANGEL: Crepe pepper, paste.
cardboard and silver lace dolly ore all
you need to moke these effective Christ
mos table decorations. Cost is only a few
cents, and whole family con Join in making.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
Snterenante alte 8a6er
In atOma Yart %gefnnOen
Gmtbednng lateiniider @eididJts-
iuerfe iiber OentIdlan6

0ie in Safoma 8arf eri6einenoe,
BON SSsobn 50. Goffman b%erausgege-
bene 3eiti6rift nSbe Sournal"
6ringt in ibrer Drummer bon 3.
Mdr3 folgertbe Mitteilung:
.3mei alte, biitorii6 tpi6tige 8ii-
der lino Dor fltr8em in Der BriOat-
6i6liotbef ser Srau 9. 9. Senfins
entoedt woroen. 8eioe 8Gnoe iino
in 8ergoment gebunoen. Sn benz
einen miro als Bublifationsiabr
1860, in Dem anoeren 1886 genannt.
8eioe bonoeln aisi6lieBli6 bon Der
Sriib8eit uno oen 2eiitungen oeltt-
ider Stqmme uno ibrer Serri6er.
Sic berpenoeten 8u9Itaben entIpre-
den ourdmeg ben oamaligen
S6riftarten.
v@uf Der Gitelieite oes SIT Sei-
ten umfaiienoen dlteren 8u6es lieit
man uSpuscula biitorica rerum
qermanicarum" Ser Same bes
@erfaliers lit Senricus Meibomius.
Ger @ei6i6tsidreiber SeinriG
Mei6o6m muroe inn Sabre 1866 in
2emao geboren uno itarb 1925 in
Selmlteot, mo er ieit 1888 als 8ro-
feiior getpirft bate. Seine oeuti6e
vG6ronica", nit Der man es bier 81
tun bat, tpar elm bon linn binterla-
ienes uno erit 35 Sabre na6 ieinem
Sooe eritmalig per0ffentli@tes
@erf.)
r@uf benz Sitelblatt oes iiingeren
ser beioen Bidder fin6et ii6 Die In-
gabe, oaB in Dem 8anoe cine 404
Seiten Itarfe S9rift nit rteltn an0e-
rem pereinigt lit, Die faim iiber ben
l1mfang bon Slugi6riften binaas-
geben. aGe banoeln iie bon Der
Glteren oeuti6en @ei6i6te. Dos
erite BUD @ermania Meoia" etc.
BON 9aulus &adenbergus-puroe in
Sena georuft. Sbm folgt elm
G6rift6en bon 80 Seiten: 1@e Sri-
CINE SGuitrium @ermanorum",
(@om llriprung beriibmter 9eut-
ider). 9ana6 folgen S6rift6en
pe6ielnoer 2Gnge, 6ie ii6 ebenfaas
nit ben 9euti6en uno ibren Eaten
in &om uno Stalien, mie au9 in
Mitteleuropa bei6Gftigen.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
Jledtpp6ns i'm galtifnm
tFrom the office of War Information

(From the office of War Information
9ie i6neoii6e 3eitung nSbensfa
8agblaoet" beri6tet, oaB Die oeut-
i6en 8eboroen elm 8erbot erlailen
BADEN, poourb ie0fpeoe Abtpanoe-
rung aus 2ettlano unterbunoen
miro. Son 6ieier 8erfiigung iino
insbeionoere audi ftarfe @ruppen
oeuti1er 8altifum-S ieoler betrof-
fen moroen, Die ii6 geraoe ange-
i6idt batten, nod 9euti9lano 8lt=
riid3ufebren. Sbre &ailmung lit
nun berl9oben moroen, Inn Die mei-
tere Musbreitltng bon @pioemien,
uno 3mar bmlptla9li9 BON Sled
tppbus, gu berbiiten. Die 8efdmpf-
ung Ser Seude lit oaour1 eri1pert,
ooB piele oeuti6e Sie6ler bereits
Dor @rlaB oes 8erbotes abgemanoert
iporen, nadoem iie BEL elmer dr5t-
li9en l1nteriu6ung, Der iie iih Dor
Der @breiie ing &ei9 unter8ieben
muBten, geiun0 befun6en puroen.
&ur5 nod ibrer @nfnnft i'm Hei6
erfranften iie oann aber an Der
Seu9e.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
9emtidJe iumrben in Chile uerbaftet

@lie BON Slaten, cine friibere oelit-
i6e 8oti9aftsangelteGte in Santiagc
oe Chile, lit elmer oortigen 8efannt-
gabe 3ufolge unter Spionagebei6nl.
oigung berbaftet uoroen. 9ie go
li3ei erflGrte .piele Spionagepapiere
in ibrem 8efib gefunoen gu baben,
eini6lieBli6 antpeiiungen fir Spio-
ne. 8orber tparen 5tpei anoere Ser
baftungen %erfolgt. Suan Moaer
muroe in ieinem Seim ergriffen, no
elm &aoioienoer %gefunoen wuroe,
uno Maitimo &uBner in 8alparoiio,
gr bate $4,000 an ieiner 8erion.
@uf feline Mngaben FIN muroen fiinl
meitere Berionen perbaftet uno Sran
@eitermeper, Elm @r5t in einem Wfi'
lit1rboipital, bonn 8ebrminilterium
lulpenoiert.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
edmierDl ais aOdfett
tfrom the office of War information,

(From the office of War Information
@inem 8eri6t in Der 3iiriGer
Breiie 5ufolge muroen in elmer &ii=
Itungsfa6rif in Witteloeuti6lano
orei 6rauen pegen 9iebItabls BON
S6mierfetten oerbaftet, oa bies als
elm Sabotageaft angeieben puroe,
infolge beiien Die Mai6inen in Der
Sa6rif ni6t ri6tig funftionierten.
Dor einem Son6ergeri6t ga6en Die
6rauen oen Oiebltabl 81, aber err
flGrten, DOB iie, mie aae anoeren
2eute, unter Ser Settfnappbeit 10 lit
ten, oaB iie oos S6mier0l fir &od-
5fuede benlttt batten. &ls ii6 ber-
ausiteate, oaB au6 in anoeren 8e-
trieben Sralten uno 3Dangsarbei-
ter oas @lei9e getan batten, fpuroe
oas 8erfabren Dor Dem Concierge
rift eingeitellt uno einem ORIENT
li6en @eri6t iibertpieien. Sn ben
meiiten rei6soeuti6en 6abrifen iino
iebt 9lafate angeidlager, oaB Die
genubung bon Sdmier0len uno
-6etten i'm Sausbalt geiunobeits-
i96oli6 lit. Sir auslanbii6e
3mangsarbeiter meroen oieie Pla=
fate iogar in fremoipra9igen neber-
iesungen angei9lagen.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
Setannte 9~ier5ulamOe
bon Gefansenen geiu6t
Mnsfnnft iiber lire NnIdriften
gepiinidt

8er iiber sic genaiten @orelien
Ser in 6oleenOem be5ei6neten Ser
ionen MuSfunft geben fam, miro ge-
beten, Dem bieiigen Soften &reu5
Mitteilung 5ugeben 81 laiien:
&irfenfopf, &uoolf, geboren in
Sber1tein, &aufmann.
8ud, 8bereiio, geboren in Sail
tingen, &reis &ieOlingen, SaterS
Iome Wforib Bud.
0e5enoorf 2era, Sodter bon 8il-
belm Spalten un6 &atberina Sunn,
geboren 81 &aiteaaun i'm Sunsriid.
Slider, anna, @uItao unb Carr,
geboren in @ien.
Solpt, Sarrp, geboren in @bent-
nit, Sobn bon Otto uno Wargareta
S6miot, 8~erfGufer ooer 8Gfer.
SGdel, a6olL ge6oren in Som-
burg, Sptifer.
Sob, Martba, geboren in Soar
OberItein, Go6ter bon @rnit Sabn
un6 &otbarine &ird Sabn.
2ange, &lara, geboren in Berlin,
8oters Same Seinri6 2i6tenItein,
lebte @oreiie 2inoenitraBe in 8roof.
i'm.
2erde, 9atbp, ungefdbr 45 Sabre
alt nno ge6oren in @nben, @aters
Same 5Gi9el, lebte @oreile All Sin-
Sen goulebaro in 8rooflDn.
Cuff, anna, geboren IN ansbad,
Mittelfronferi, @ltern, 8aptiiten,
iino Sobann Cuff Ii. anna S3miot.
Mafrioafis, Martba, 8oters yta-
me Sbieme, mobnte AZ. Strabe.
8etcrs, Marie, geb. Stud, aus
6eu6tpongen, 8aters Same Sein-
rid Stud.
@olenblrg, 2poia, geboren in
&onItan3 am 8ooenIee, 8aterS Sea
&la1tsmann.
Stedmann, &arl, geboren unge-
fdbr 1884 in Salteot, 2a%oeninbaber.
@oltmaIier, @briitian, geboren IN
g~eeuenbain, &reis 8o0-Sooen, ga-
tiers 0ante Gbriitian, Waler.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
SrlanO faut
utter 0ren5iperre
Grgebnis ieiner @entralitGts-
S6mierisfeiten

9as britiide Snnenminiiterium
perfiigte oieIen Montag elm 8erbot
idmtli6er &eiien, atBer in duBer.
item 9ringlidfeitsfduen, atpii6en
england uno Srlano. 3pei Gage
porber mar befannt %gelporoen, oaB
li6 9remier Canon Sc @alera ge-
ipeigert botte, Dem @riu6en Ger
&ereinigten Staten nuf S9lieBung
Ser oeuti6en uno iaponil6en @e-
ianoti6aften uno &oniulate itott8li-
geben.
&ana6a lebnte &ermittlnns ab
Sn Sttama erflGrte ser fanaoii6e
Maden3ie Sing, oaB &ana-
oo einen @ori6lag 0eS ridden 8rG-
iioenten Canon oe 8aleras 5uriidge-
lpieien babe, Ieiren GinfluB oobin-
gebeno gelteno 81 MAIDEN, oaB ole
@ereinigten Staaten ibre Ntote 5u-
riid5ieben, mel9e sic S1lieBung ser
oiplomatii6en uno foniularii6en
8iiros ser 9(6ie in @ire berlangte.
SEER Sing iaete i'm llnterbaus, oub
Die fanaoii6e &egierung nit Ser
Soroerung @aibingtons bollfommen
itbereinItimme.
Mitr nlliierte @ebrlente int &eiie-
berfe6r
SIN 2ouf oieier ISOLDE blieb Der
&%eiieberfebr a1f ser 2inie 8elfait-
Dublin gang auf aaiierte Sol0aten
uno Matroien bei6rdnft, Die in 81
pilon5iigen bon ibrem l1rlottb 5uriif-
febrten. Gin groBes 9u6liner So
tel batte MIR orei 3immerborbeltel-
lungen aus England gegenii6er 200
bis 400, Die lonit in elmer 8o6e
oas Normale iin0.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
MOriatii9e Snlel 0iha
Onr6 leberfaa gewOnncm
Gbmrdills SObn iOa Der SanOltreidJ
~9elnn9en iein

Ser @erliner &un0funf beri6tete
neulid), oaB 1900 Mann britil1er
ilno amerifanii6er StoBtruppen-
ounter Dem &ommonoo 0eS iungen
Gblir6ia"-auf 2iiia gelanoet ieien.
9ie 9euti6en erflGrten, Die 2an-
Dung 5iele mtgeni1einli6 oarauf ab,
Die 10 Meilen longe uno 5 Maei-
len breite aoriatii6e Sriel olS Ser
iorgungs-S tiibpunft fir Sitos
8anoen in Siiooitellropa" 5lt ii9ern,
uno iie fiigten bin8u, es iei nod
ni6t feitgeIteqt, Oh unter Sen StoB-
truppen Die InbGneer Sitos, 5t Oe-
men ii6 6efanntli6 &alptmann &an-
0olpb Gbur6ia, Ser Sobn oes britt
I6en Observation-Disclosures Dor fltr5em
geieute, aud auf 2iiia ieien.
2iiia Iie9t etpa % MeiGen iiio-
meitli6 oes iugoiIapii6en Safens
Spalato (Split) uno ettpa so Weei-
len iiioneltlib oes nG6ltgelegenen
I'M 8eiib Ser 8an0en Sitos 6efino-
liden @ebietes.
Sn 0orti9en @em6iiern berni6te=
te i'm Sabre 1866 Ser olterrei6if6e
9lomirol Segetboff elm 5ablenmGBig
iiberlegcnes italienii6es @ei6paOer
in Ser 6eriibmten Seei6Ia6t BET
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
Sat &riegSgefangenen
CUR Tln6t berbOlfen
Ndt nmIerer Spl6aten iuaren 6aran
beteiligt

Sic 2eitung oeS &riegsgefange-
nenlagers Sale in COLORADO teilte
neuli6 nit, oaB a6t anoere Soloa-
ten in sic i'm porigen Monat erfolg-
tie Slu6t oes Soloaten Gale Maple
aus San Diego uno ser beioet oeltt-
I6en &riegsgefangenen @rbaro
S6mi6tenberg nno Seinrid Stiff
Illus perpidelt lino. Maple uno Die
beioen @efangenen, oenen er BET Der
5ludt balf, muroen ipater in Merifo
perbaftet uno na6 ben Tereinigten
Staaten 5uriidge6ra6t.
Maple ftebt iebt einem friegsge-
ri6tli6er 8erfabren entgegen, nno
aifilius uno S6mi6tenberg iino
mieoer i'm @efangenenlager.
Die neuli6e Witteilung, Die BON
oem 8r"eiieoffi3ier 2eutnant 8iaiam
SO. Garner ausgegeben mllroe, fiibrt
aus, oaB bier bon ben neugenann-
ten a6t Mann-uno 5tpar Die Sol
oaten Sbeopbil S. 2eonbaro aus
Stonemaa in Seras, Saul 81. &iB-
man aus erie in 8enniploanien,
eric 9. Soteling aus Mountain
Safes in SEEM Seriep, uno Srieori9
SO. Siering aus gbicago-uolrb Ell
ne BON Maple na6 ieiner 6eit1abme
in @erifo abgege6ene grfldrung
in oas Slu6tfomplott pertpidelt
poroen iino."
gs bieB meiter, 2eonbaro, &iB-
man uno Siering bdtten ibrerieitS
grflGrungen abgegeben, melde Die
mon Staple gegen iie ~erbobenen ge-
iduloigungen beitdtigeit uno mebre-
re anoere Soloaten 6elaiten.
@acs pflesten griefmediel nit
9entiden
2eutnant Garner fiibrte neiter
aus, ser Stabsiergeant @uioo %.
@un6ii6 lei megen perbotenem Ser
febr nit @efangenen unter Mrrelt
uno fomme Dor elm &riegsgeridt.
6erner iino flint meiblide ange-
b0rige oes n@omens IrmD Corps"
be8i6tigt, NIT oeuti6en &riegsgefan-
genen bei Camp Sale freunoli6en
8riefmediel gepflogen 81 baben.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
&MKeM riiftm Weiter bOr
MmO erOberm GberiOm
0rei Ukraine rmeen nGbern iid
&nmGniem

General MalinopsfDs Sruppen
eroberten oielen Montag Sen oelt-
l6en Stiibpunft Gberion nabe Dem
@ingang CUR &rim. Gberion fiel na6
i6orfen StroBenf6mpfen. Mari9oa
Stolin be3ei6nete oen Ort in iei-
mem Sagesbefebl an MalinobSfp als
neinen groBen &%notenpunft bon
8abn= ltno 8alierlinien uno einen
mi6tigen Stiibpunft ser oeuti6en
@erteioigrngen an Der MiinOung
0es 9niepr."
Mtit Ser ginnobme @berionS, 0os
Die 9euti6en i'm CONNER 1911, elm
paar Monate mad ibrem ginmari6
in <Blono beiebt batten, lit Der
@eg fir 8oritoBe Der &oten &rmee
gegen lire nGditen 8iele am S6tpar-
sen Meer geebnet: Die SGfen Nifola-
ietp, 35 Meilen noromeltli6 bon
Gberion, uno Soelia, 80 Meilen
meitli6.
Die &rim bleibt abgeriegelt
Anoere ruiiii6e @inbeiten iino be-
reitS bis ouf 80 Meilen an Nifola-
ietp berangefommen lino riiden bonn
0oroen Der an beioen ufern 6es
Snglil gegen ibr 3iel Dor. hinge
fGbr 65 Meilen Iii00ftli6 bon @ber-
ion liegt oie &rim-Salbiniel, oie be-
reitS felt Dem Serbit abgeriegelt lit.
9ie oeuti6en @arniionen IoIen bort
permutli6 ausgebuneert lperoe1, OBJ
tpobl Sowiet-S treitfrdfte feline
8riidenfopfe 81 beioen Seiten bon
&erti6 bebaupten uno alio iiioDdrts
noritoBen f0nnten, tpenn es ginge.
Mari9oG Stalin prizes in ieinem
Gogesbefebl gang Defenders Die ruiz
fiIden @rbouer BON Bontonbriiden.
0ieIe Soniet- 8ioniere batten bori-
gen Sreitag bei 8erislaip mebrere
8riiden iiber ben breiten 9niepr-
l1nterlauf gelegt, poourh oieie A
Meilen BON gberlon entfernte Staot
am @eItufer letten Samstag er-
ebert tperoen fonnte. Snnerbal6
BON 3tpei Sagen bat Die 3. Ukraine
armee "A Meilen 3uriidgelegt. BUR
8egebung BEG Sieges befabl Mar-
I6aQ Stolin oen abiduB bon 20
Srelt6enialpen aus 224 Wosfaler
@ei6iisen.
8tpei oeuti6e @efeblsbaber an Der
Sltfront, @eneralfelomaridaa Gin
tier BON &luge, Der inn Centrum
fommanoierte uno @eneralfelomar-
I6aa @eorg bon &ii6ler, Sberbe-
feblsbaber an Ser Norofront, iino
bon ibren &ommanoopoiten entbun-
ben tporoen.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
TIMER YrdtOent iibtr
Die %erbeerung Serlins
GrlGnternngen in ieiner YreiIes
%fDnferens

8rGiioent &ooleoelt iagte lebten
Sounabeno, er lei lider, Die ameri-
fonii6e 2uftmoffe in England babe
ibre guten @riinoe fir oas fortge-
iebte 8om6aroierung BON Berlin,
uno iie lei offenbar bo6it befrie-
oigt bon Sen @rfolgen.
0os Staatsoberbaltpt i6loB nit
oieIer 8emerfltng bieriiber in ieiner
8relie- ullo &aoiofonferen3. Sic
ging Inn bie 8erliner 2%uftangriffe,
Die hier3itIanoe uno in England 5u
einigen %roteiten gefiibrt baben.
0ieie @roteite WurOen ieood
nidt in Dem Weinungsolstauid oi-
reft erm1bnt, ser 0ur6 Die Srage
zines &eporters entItano: n@ie boil
itGnoig lit Die 8erbeerung 8erlins?"
Sine idersbafte Mbfnbr
Ser @rGiioent ermi0erte labelno
sund6It MIR, er babe lett langem
@iemarloen aus Berlin geieben. Als
Damn Der &eporter oaralf bintpieS,
oaB in Ser &olfsporltequng Berlin
i9on 5iemli6 5erit0rt lei uno mani
de 2eute lid fragen, Darum mir es
ooum INNER nod meiter bom6uroie-
rem, entgegnete Der Staatsdef nit
Ser @egenfrage, Oh es Sa6e Der
8reiie lei, 81 iagen, marum.
Der @rdiioent 6enlerfte idlieBli6,
er babe alt1 nur menig Snformatio-
men, sic iiber ole Meloungen unlerer
2uftpaffe binausgingen. aber Die
Satia6e, oaB Die 8ombaroements
meitergingelt, bepeiie, Dab Die Suit
uaffe oafiir quite @riinoe babet
miiiie.
am Gienstag ysaHt griffeli Elm
oeutihes @ei1maoer bon i6oBnngs-
meiIe 100 Slug8eugen 2onoon an
1tro mari piele 8ranO6om6en ab, Die
piel S9ooen an Weni6enleben rno
@e6Guoen a1geridtet baben loaen.
Ser Mngriff mabrte fat cine gon3e
Gtunoe Dor Wfitterna6t. Seds oeut-
I6e Slllg5erge ioaen nieOergegangen
Iein, bier oapon i'm @ermelfanal
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
6iuniides SrieOensseimdJ ubseIebnt

@oSfau bat 6innlano Oobinge-
bend unterri6tet, oaB Die Souiet-
union ni6t in Ser Gage it, Die fin
nii6en @egenboridlage 81 ben ruiz
lil6en
an3unebmen.
6inniiAe Stuoenten bei6loiien auf
elmer Maiien-G eriammlung, cine &b-
oronung 5u 8rdiioent &pito &Dti 81
e~ntienoen nit Dem 4ppea, ben Ser
teioigungsfampf 5innlanos gum
abi6lltB 8u bringen".
9ies miro in Seliinfi oabin aus
gelegt, oaB Die Stuoenten Slim
lambs oen &f weitergefii6rt gu
ieben piini6en, uno 5par offenfip.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
Bergen in @urmesen itarf befeftigt

@ie Die i6peoiide 3eitung n&f-
tontioningen~ 6eri6tet, nebmen Die
8efeItigungen, Die bon ben 9eut-
iden in Ser noripegii6en Safenitaot
Bergen ausge6aut tperoen, INNER
groBere @usmaBe an. Iu9 auBer-
balb oes @ei6biloes Der Staot iino
8unfer uno Sanffaaen erri6tet NOR
ben, uno piele StraBen 8ergens iino
our6 3tpeireibige fonfrete Sanffaaen
beriperrt, oie fat einen Meter bod
iino. Mu9 anoere 5tpii6en Dem So
fen uno BEN @asmerfen gelegenen
StraBen iino geiperrt uno pieoer
anoere iino unterminiert.
Washington Journal., 1944-03-17
eff nnierer Saaidirmleute in ben
Mpen aerettet

9as 9euti6e Na6ridten6iiro mel
oete, man babe II bon ben mebr
ais 100 amerifaniiden 5liegern, Die
Dor 5pei @oden BET 2uftangriffen
auf 0euti6lano in BEN 0itli6en 81
pen abgeiprungen iein ioaen, ge-
rettet.
Ser oeuti9e 8eri6t erflarte, bic
lie II 6lieger 1eien nit ibren Sail
i6irmen tiefer gelanoet ais ibre
&ameraoen, Die ii1 meiit in Berg
bOben befanoen, no iie ni6t erreidt
tperoen fonnten.