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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-13

IONA, Mich.-AP-In q manner
Stimulating battlefront action. but
with considerably less gunfre, a
deputy sheriff routed five escaped
German prisoners OF war from their
foxhole-like hide-away in under
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-13
Entertain Group

Mrs. Alex Mroczkowski and three
daughters. Misses Lucille, Helen
and Delphine. delightfully."- enter
tanned the members of the Rawson-
Vile Extension Group in their new
home on Huron River Dr.. last
week. A delicious chicken dinner
was served to 20 guests. A desk
was left as a gift.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-13

brush southwest OF here Monday
evening. marched them at gunpoint
TO a farmhouse and notified auth
critics at Camp Lake Odessa, from
which they fled early Sunday
morning.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-13
LleERAToRs ROLL OFF LINE

TULSA, Okla.-UP-Eight hun.
dred Liberator bombers had been
assembled in the Tulsa Douglas
Aircraft Co. plant up TO June 7.
Mai Robert L. Southwitck. Army
procurement officer, announced re-
Gently.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-13
Ne,US From, Ra.UsOnUiLIe

per grades and act as principal.
Mrs. Woodbury.. Ypsilanti, will
have charge Of the small children,
succeeding Mrs. Lucy Allen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs Ortt Sprague Ply
mouth. and Mrs. Arthur Scherdt
and daughter Barbara, Clinton,
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Dixon and new
baby, James william Their little
daughter, Mary Alice, is being car
ed for several weeks by her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Dixon.
Donald and Melvin Rodocker and
Jack Wilkins. Detroit, are spend
ing two weeks at the Judson Boyd
home.
Mrs. NJ Barbour and Miss Betty
Canto, Detroit, spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Judson Boyd
and family. Mr. Boyd, who has
been i'll at his home here the past
two weeks has returned to his
work In Detroit.
Mrs. Frances Yeckley went TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

,arV burden, Of me state Au
individuals usefulness - meas
ured solely by the direct c0ntri
huiian he can MAXI 90 thr war
machine-upi bN his service to
a society at peace.
THE generous participation
81 the American people in this
fight is sign OF healthy cUn-
ditinn OF our nation, bee sand
1T h evidence ~ our funda-
mental strength -- the strength
with which re are meeting Our
enemies throug the world
y here cannot he much lappi-
ness ~ orr hearts rs We con
template tho kind of enemies Ne
face, hat wc may thank God
that here iu our country We are
keeping alive The spirit ~ good
,vill toward one another which.
~ the very eSseurr of the cause
for which we light 4"
M t-TT-CVe physician F-f
lrproluCld hlm haaliA4ai--lA---f4 f.
amy TIME since ne entered tt'
White House II Ecars ago H'
had returned o. thc capital Garlic
IT Ut 7-Y nom = lttt rect 4,
er unIi>r Io-e0 place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Detroit FEers
In Day S News
On Two Fronts
IL. Kasun Leads Mission
That Blows Up Cannon
Train South OF Rome

Two army ncr from the De
troit area figured a> hcroe, Ir
dispatches SATURDAY from tte
fighting fronts
H. Nicholas J kasun of 5ql5
Fieh was MISSION leader of tor.
nation winch bombed a tram and
horso-draWn artillery al0ng the
central -1oad south Of Rome
"Nc were ont 10 shoot up
trucks, II karln reported
"but when We saw 30 horse
drawn artillery pieces -we de-
cidcd n was worth shooting Al
several guns were destroyed and
some damaged We also hit
20-car-trTIT, tHOCKT6g .0if the
engine aud several cars"
IN TIC Central Pacific II Dor
Underwood Of River Rouge saved
y Elberator bomber hy quick and
heroic action
Cruising homeward after drop
ping thr'' toys Of bombs on Jap
infested siaJ ds l. Underwood
made an unnertlng discovery
Thrce .l0o-pouuders were stuck
IN the bomb bay and the wind
whisru4g through Us open door,
bad started tac >pinnc@S on the
bombs fo unwind exposing the
fusc- 10 amy impact a sudden
fol' wol'i halc exploded Thorn
ugcrN00d climbed Olf along
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Face Trial for Kan Plot

Plt~rSBJ RGH Jan - Dp
Charged with coWmou-l7W cons
sp.r3cv Tor an alleged attempt i0
revive ihc ku kluX Khan n Penn
Nlvsnla IN 1911 Imperial Wizard
James a C0lc~cotf OF Atlanta
Ca, and four other alleged KAN
leader, VIII he tried here % uid-
February 10 was announced today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Some Jap CaptiUes O. k,
Red Cross Said in August

WASHINGTON, Jan % dUP1
American mothers could take
some comfort TODAY in Rod Gross
rcpof1e when N6ugh\e Ehtfy
oQtdafcd. shoNe7 thar American
prisoners IN Japan. Hongkong and
Shanghai we're being treated like
human bCinG-. not like animals
The reports. presenting a sharn
contrast 20 tho bumy and NAYS S
story Of hruiariy toward Nh o.
lean md Filipino prisoners in The
Philippine Wee made between
March and August of last year
and conditions may have changed
Significantly. tbc White House
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

sanN Nyog crdsy that tho govern
mcnt had decided 90 tcll+he story
of brutality u the FhiHppnes
only because there could be\ no
further .hrre Of getting relief 10
prisoners IN japanese hands any
where N
The Red Cross reports. based m
.ViNliv of International Red Cross
.celcgatcs, ~ Camps Osaka with
divisions "a Kobe apd llrohata).
Iont>uJf Fu1uo ka. llallodafc.
shanghai and otacr- showed Csc
prisoners cot weekly hot baths
5000 calories OF food a day med
ir4I Tt+cnllon and recrcauonal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Shore Fund Bill Siqned

WASHINGTON. Ian 20 TNS)
President Roosevelt 30 as
signed uill authorizing The con-
sttucuun OF naval shore facilities
not to exceed S2Sf 900 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Winning Essays
On Bill Of Rights
Read 10 House
California Rep. Rolph
Praises Hearst Papers
for Patriotic Contest

t Co.,, s,,.... ~
,............u1..
WASH M '.'. "a''-
WHrnc Bill oi Rights essay n
'he recent n8iionaI como 'Nn-
Quoted bv the Hearst newspapers
written bv rs voar-old Frr. y.
p. i''I ''i'''''9-
tff7frr1e ttot7rT fcil0" Ciiian VAIN
Ernest of san Francisco
E,,c,r uro-o brilliant cl.4,
t,-...,..
L. ----- 7rf7'i
cane. az Tho FIRST 40 amendment
o., ,r. Constitution received "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
THRICE WOUNDED

Iie va, W0urdci thIee-tsu,f --or
Tglagi and got the Purple HcMf
we thought TaraWa would
be easy" be said when the
ships and the planes finished
Smelling and bombing IL. Every
body Wa~ cutting up and in
good spirits when We went over
tho side -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
oWHham Randolph HearSt aud

BUY War saving stamps the
Convenient WaN Order them
delivered 10 Your door from your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Foods Plentiful
And Cheaper in
Windsor Stores
Meals Butter. Cans
Eas3~fo Get as U. S.
Wives Hunt in Vain
HN GoKpoN IRmsENe

While Detrolter nnd n hard
going m meat butter and canned
goods purchases residents Of
Windsor Wrt across the river IN
Cars1a. continue ~ md food
stores well.stoCkcd and prices
cheap
a sWlc, of the Canadian city
show, plentiful supplies ot almost
every food item including meats
and butter which have been fairly
scarce hero for months
30 Windsor housewife who
starts Ton me store 90 buy butter
hor ration hook handy. comes
hack empty. handed or with oieO-
margarine. q common occurrence
M Detroit
NO BUTTER SHORTAGE
There has been no shortage OF
butler since ratoning. began
In the case of butter The collins
price d, IS cents q pound for grade
I, or H. CENTS less i13u the Dc
trour ceiling Of 50 cents
Under Tho Canadian ration sys-
tom. third of p pound of butter
per week IS allowed person
Bach also permitted 'Wo pounds
Of meat week
Meat prices in Windsor average
around 8 cents pound 'vs, lhan
trey are m Detroit Tile ceiling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

f7r7F curore IN
Brandy was THO irt ~ tHf
platoon 10 reach tne island l3'
'eA and 'os he rifle
y gave HAM my gun and took
the haNonct and ue pushed for
ward Corset Fa3 - here
Wa~ machine gun nest made
~ logs and somebody pitched in
grenade, stunning the four or
five JapS manning " one ~
them came o. and tried Ia
get me.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-22

Ser @i6erruf bat ni94 8eine
gellug, nm Die 2iige eindubolen.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-22
ssmr BRET ebrli6e Sranert

Ser Marquis berbeugte iid unO
Sofe ser &onigin gliiabetb bon eng.
LAND tpegen ieiner geiitrei9en ge.
merfungen, ieines Muttermibes uno
feiner launigen @infdle iebr gead-
tet NOR, pltr0e zines Cages unber.
mutet BON Ser &onigin gefragt:
r@as balten Sic eigentli1 bon BEN
Srauen, Mtrquis?~
nit ieoe Dame oenfen fam, iie iei
ser @oelmann sur angemeinen Ser.
bliiffung Ser nmItebenoen, noenn
es gibt nlir orei ebrli6e Srauen alf
ser gan5en 8elt!"
@Gbreno olles Oh 0ieier fiibnen
@ntmort erblaBte, frogte @liiabet6
rubi8 la6eln0 sen Sp0tter: rllno
sic m1ren?"
Ser Marqliis @reenbille, ser am
iagte: Cure Maieitdt iino oie erite,
meme Srau lit sic 8meite, uno oie
brittle mo6te i6 ni9t nennen, oa.
esl"
Washington Journal., 1944-09-22
eOnoerbare Sei5uns

aIs S6openbauers @roBpater
9omGnenpa6ter BEL 0an5ig mar,
fubr zines Cages unbermutet Gar
Ieter Ser @roBe un0 &aiierin &a.
tbarina Dor Dem Sole Dor uno bat
Inn Serberge fir sic @a6t. @un
mar 5war elm itattli6es 3immer
borbanoen, ieoo6 beiaB es feinen
Diem o0er &amin, uno orauBen
berri6te itrenger Sroit. @noreas
S9openbauer tpuBte ober idnenen
Stat. 9as 8immer tpar nit bondn-
oii9en &a9eln oltsgelegt, uno
S1openbauer lieB einfa9 cine
Menge 8ranntpein ouf BEN SUB
booen gieBen unb oraiinoen. Gar
@eter iau95te laitt iiber oas eigen-
artige Sdauipiel uno iGlief, nod
Dem oas Seuer ausgegangen NOR,
in Dem &alime ausgeaei9net.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-22
2nriif aur sdlmle

@nergii6e &agnen, Die in Ben
lebten @o6en i11 bun0erten bon Srt-
l6aften i'm gatl3en 2ano betrieben
meroen, Inn oen S6ul6eiud 8u itei-
germ, 0iirften oieien Serblt, tperlt Die
S6ulen mieoer offnen, cine merfli6e
@rb0bung ser S6uleintragltngen
sur 6olge baben, mie BON &atbarine
s. 2enroot, Ser 2eiterin 0es &inoer-
biiroS oes Observation-Disclosures uno
Sobn @. Stuoebafer, Dem Il. 9.
gr5ie6ungsfommiiiar, poransgeiagt
miro.
9ieie 8eamten an ser Spite ser
beioen 8unoesdmter, bon oenen cine
rationale n3uriid 3ltr S6ule~ -&am-
payne alsgebt, beriGteten iiber Sen
Sortidritt, Der felt Dem Nnfotg Ser
aampagne, an 6. guguit, 8u ber-
8eidnen lit, uno 0eren 3iel es lit,
0aB noie i'm S6ulalter befill0li6en
&rdbln uno W11o6en in ser S6ule
5leiben 1tno entneoer an Sen reglt-
ldren ltnterri6tSItunoen ooer aber
an einem planmaBigen uS1lle uno
arbeit=8rogramm" teilitebmelt, bis
iie ibr 8enlum abiolbiert baben."
0l1eber 40 rationale @ereinigun=
gen bon @r3iebernL 6rauen, @rbeit-
ge6ern 4rbeitern, &ir6ell= utl0 an
oeren DISQUALIFICATION 0es 0ffentli=
den 2e6ens lteben binter 0ieier &am-
payne" betonte SRI. 9ellropt uno
Or. S%tuoe6afer. vNo6 be3ei6nen-
Der aber iino Die 8eri6te iiber Die
Satigfeit bon ltaatli6en ullo 0rtli-
6en @ruppen sic aus Dem gan5en
2ano in unlerem 8iiro eingeber.
Mlts 0ieien gebt flar berpor, Bob
nidt rur sic gltern lonoern altf
oie groBe Webr5abl BON @rpadie-
men IN unieren Stdoten ltno Cor
fern gei6loiien binter unlerem 8e-
itreben ltebt, Der Sugeno ein5uprG-
gen. tpie mi6tig lire S9l1la1sbil=
Dung fir iie uno oas gan3e 2an0
iit-iogar i'm &rieg."
Srngens uno Mdoels- orriid
sur S6uIe. Sbr Oiirft Cure @ele-
genbeit ouf cine quite Gr3iebung ni9t
luegen zines poriibergebeno gut be-
5ablten &riegspoitels alfgebenl
Washington Journal., 1944-09-22
@atiomiermmgss@ inte

Slame 4farfcn mnS SOem: M5 Bis IS uno @S Bis 38 iWb biz af petereS
gultg. 8or Dem /. Sftober peroen feline meteren blauen Wearhn
galtg. Seoe bla1e Ware gilt 8@n 8unfte. 8laue 8e6ie-SoRn
meroen BON ben @erfdufern nht mebr gegeben, pielnebr gefen Die
Sofen nun nod in Mengen BON 5en Stid umo meroen ab l OCTOBER
umgulhg.
RHe Wfarfem nn0 Soften: SIS big @5 m0 M9 bis 38 ino bis af peiRres
gMltg. Oe Sofen i'm 8erte BON lie enm Hunft 0ienen gum geb=
ien ser rotten Morfen I'M 9ationspert. BON ie 5en Sunften.
3nder: Ge ibli6en @aarhn gelten fir u 9fnno Die gsobe 0aarfea 80
bis 33 in @ud5 Scr. A fno bis mf meeres fmr ie 5 Yfuno gultg.
guf afnrfe 40 in gu1 Nr. A fno bis 28. Sebruar 1916 finn Yfuno
gum @inmaden erbdtlib. 3uiasl6e 3udermengen fonnen BEL ben
8utGnoigen 3meigfeaen oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fir bdusides Gin.
MAIDEN beantragt per0en.
s6abe: Gie Marfen Scr. 1 uno 2 nit Dem Slug3eug i'm &aiOnsbub Nr. 3
fmo Big anf meneres gulhg.
8a6lim: 0e Gil Wfarfen fmo fir Sen &auf bon je 8 @aaonen Bis s.
Nopember qIltig. Gie Marfen $50, SO, 84, ga uno e geen fir lie
5 @alonen. Gum Sdub gegen ben S~6Rib6anoel bat ieoer @agen-
befser iofort af alien gaolim-aupons, Die fb in ieinem 8efs be-
fnoen, feline 25en59fumner uno Ben Staat, in benz er regiriert it,
5u permerfen.
SrennDl: Ge Wearfen ser Se5mgspero6en 4 mo 5 mo Ole @urfen Der
Si8ungsperiobe 1 fir 1944-45, fir je 10 @aQonen pro @inbeh, fno
ibt umo Bis 81. Auguft 1916 gIltg.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-22

2eiItung fein muBte un6 OaB bieie
@orousiebung eben entipredenO ibrer
SeItenbeit au entlobnen lei. SatiG4.
Iid bate oie @erfleitung burdalts
Sinn fir Sumor uno be5ablte an
~itan0sIos sic &e9nung. Sic mar auf
ie6en Sal aud Elm Muiterbeiipiel oa.
fir, Die man es inter umit1ttoen
in Ser San6 bot, nit elmer fleinen
8ugabe BON Suntor einen begriin-
oeten anipru9 0urd5uiesen, S6Die-
rigfeiten aus benz 8ege 81 rdumen
lin 0ieIem Sale oermutlid einen
foitipieligen Bro8eB), Obne gu Der'
leben un6 BEL Dem anoeren oas
@efiibl 0es ltnterlegenen 5u binter'
laiien.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-22
@ettere SOOeSOpfer
III 9entl6lanO
llrteile sesen @itlers @esncr
beitGtigt

2aut fiir3li1er Meloung oes Ser
liner &unofunfs beitGtigte AOolf
Sitter oes @olfsgeri6tes So0eSur-
teile tpegen 2an6esberrats gegen Or.
Scarf s. @oroeler, @raf @olf BON
Senoorf @raf Ilri6 BON Saiiel,
Sreiberrn @erner Spot 81 Sol3,
Saul 2eieune-Sung, @ilbelm 2eui6-
ner uno Soief @immer.
Serner tDuroe in Berlin 6efannt
gegeben, Or. &ubolf 8reiti6eio uno
@rnit SbGlmann maren BET elmer
feinoli6en 8ombar0ierung ibreS Sc
fangenenlagers INNS Seben gefom=
men.
@oroeler, ebemaliger Sberbiirger-
meiiter 2eip6igs, pur ipdter &ei6s=
fommiiiar fir Die 8reisitber-
pa6ung.
@raf SeIoorf einitiger @nbGnger
oes 2anorates &app, mar ipGter
8oli5eiprGiioent @otsbamS.
@raf &aiiel mar Sitlers eiritiger
8oti6after in &om.
2eieune=Sung par elm 8roBinor=
ftrieqer.
6reiberr gu Gol8 mar elm 9iplo-
mat i'm @ltstpdrtigen Imt.
2eui6ner mar friiber beiiiI9er
Snnenminiiter.
@immer par elm 8erliner &e6ts-
antpalt.
8reiti9eio mar friiber S6rift-
letter Der 8erliner 3eitl6rift Ser
So5ialiit".
SbGlmann NOR friiber fommtni-
itii6er &ei6stagsabgeoroneter mo
fanoioierte opeimpl fir 0ie &raii-
oenti9aft Ser 9euti6en &epnblif.
Sreunbe Ser beioen 2ebtgenam-
ten bieroulanoe iinO i~i6er5eugt, ibr
Go6 lei ni6t auf feinoli6e 8omben-
obtpiirfe ionoern auf moroerii6eS
@ebeiB oes @eltapo6efs Or. Simm-
Ter 5uriid5ufiibren.
@ae nel1n Sotgemeloeten galten
als politii6e @egner &oolf Sitlers.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-22
S p n e

@enn cine 6rau einen G6itb
Iiebt, ser gu i6rem &leioe paBt,
rubt fte ni6t eber, ais Bic tie i'm
ongepaBt bat.
SO elm Meni6 Dor einem Ser
ge ftebt, ioG er nidt iagen: n@ie
bod lit 0ieier 8erg?" ionoeru:
D8ie flein bin i9l"
@enn cine Srau f60ne
Striimpfe lin ser Auslaee) NIT
Oen 8lifen itreift, rubt iie ni9t
eber, ols Bis iie Die Striimpfe iif
ii6ergeitreift bat.
@er 9iamanten iuft uno nur
@olo fin0et, miro oas @olo oesbalb
nod ni6t pegtperfen. @orum alio
cine @abrbeit Oera6ten, Die mir
fanoen, als mir oas @liid iuGten?
Oie S6p69e, pel9e Ser &ron-
fe ieinem &r3t 5eigt, entipridt Der
@nbGngli1feit an oas 2eben uno
3eigt it6 UNI 10 mebr, lie mebr er
itd bemiibt, ite gu Derbergen.
l1gbettf.
8uerft lit es ~notpen6ig, boB
Ser gbirurg 6ie natiirli6en Ser
bGltniiie fennt, b%eiortoers Die Ana.
tonlie; obne oieIe lit In Der @birur.
gle ni9ts aus5uri9ten.
@ub b. @bauaac 1853.
Ole b0dite @eoenfiauIe Ser 8elt
lit 0S6e @onument" in 2onoOn.
@ie 1T ungefGbr 65 Wteter bod un0
tpuroe BON Sir Gbriitopber @ren
erbalt gum @e6d6tnis an cine
groBe Seuers6runit, oie 2onoon i'm
Sabre 1866 beimiu6te.
Ole rubigite @roBItaot 1T beute
tuobl sic Sauptitaot Sinnlanos, Sell
iirfi. 9ur9 elm @eies lit BORT ieoer
StraBenlGrm mie oaS Suten Der
Gutos, 6as 2Glten Ser StraBenbab.
men, 6as 9reborgelipiel uno ot@
cas- &tsrufen Ser StraBenberfGufer,
Der6oten.
Sn beri6ie0enen Iii0ofrifnntfden
Steppenldnoern lit 6as u@rbrclt'
diem" I'M @ebraltf. 9ie @ingebore.
mem Iegen ii6 bd1t6lings atf bic
groe NIT Dem M1tn6e ii6er elm BOD,
6as at elmer nit brennen6en @I1t.
tern gefiiGten 4lisb0blung fitbrt.
sic gebrauden alio oie @r6e ols
Bfeife.
9as gr0Bte @reignis in Ser Sc.
I6i6te ser S9iffsbebuttg mar ote
@ergtng 6es $4,000 Sonnen gro.
ben 6euti6en @roBfampfi9iffe8
08abern" in Scapa Slotp am II.
September 1924. @Is oie 9uft.
pontons na6 netnmonatieer i9pie.
riger 8orbereitung in 8etpegttng ia.
men, boben ite oos &ieieniGiff aus
elmer Giefe bon 118 SUB in nur 80
Sefnnoen.
Dab oie 9ter8te Serren iino, bos
iiebet man Dor Gugen pobL rno
bob ma ibrer ali6 ni1t entbebren
fam, lebret oie G~rfabrung pobl;
ooB es aber Der @elt elm niisli1er,
tr0itli6er, beiliomer Stano, boau
elm on~genebmer @ottes0ienit, bon
@ott geIdaffen ino geItiftet, eibt
nidt aaein oas 8erf an ibm ielber,
ionoern 3eigt au6 Sic S6rift 81.
ra6 38, ba i9ier elm gonaes &api.
tel bon ben @er3ten riibmet.
2lttber.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-22
0entide MnsgebDmbte perlafe
ElDnafci

(From the Office Of War Information
@ie Die i6meoii9e 3eitung so
gems @pbeter" aus Berlin meloete,
rGumen Die oeuti6en 8eboroen
aur Belt aus Der Slomafei aqe oeut=
i9en Srauen unb &inoer, Die por-
Der aus bombaroierten @egenoen i'm
&ei9 oortbin geididt moroen maren.
8eri6ten ser beuti6en 8reiie 5u-
folge peroen bieie @pafuierten iebt
in neue Eager in Sa6ien gebradt.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-22
In Sfpttlann peritpr6en

6rau Selen @ilbelnl, 8o6ter bon
@errn uno 5rau 5rit 8ertram, er-
bielt bonn &riegsminiiterium oie
i6mer5li6e Witteillulg, oaB ibr
@atte, ser @arrant-S ffi5ier 8bur-
lom :. @ilbelm am 4. September
IN einem Soipital IN S6ottlano an
@ebirnent5iinonng p~eritorben lit.
Ser tralternoen @itipe ltno Ser So
mile ipri6t oas Sournal iein tief-
ties 8eileio aus.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-22
s6meiaer Slnssens abseidORen

neber Dem peitliGen Sllra-@ebiet
Ser S6peia fam es neuli6 81 Ell
mem 2uftfampf 5mii6en einem ame-
rifanii9en Sagoflug5eug unb elmer
G9mei3er 2uftpatrouile. gines Ser
S6mei5er Slug5euge muroe 81 Ell
ner Notlanoung ge5wungen, nad)=
Dem es 3polfmal getroffen moroen
tpar, bieB es in elmer S6mei0er
Meloung. 0iemano m1r6e berlebt
uno feines Der amerifanii6en Slug
3euge abgei6oiien, iagte Der S6wei-
ger @eri9t.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-22
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Washington Journal., 1944-09-22

Yet it over with. Get back home. Get a JOB.
This is what our fighting men are thinking and
talking about.
First victory. Next nail down the peace.
Then they want to throw off the rigid regimen.
tation OF military life and not run into the
same sort Of RECOMMENDATION back home.
They want to set out for themselves, as Amer.
leans always have . to use their own heads
and hands in fashioning their own destiny.
"A job and an opportunity - in the american
system OF free enterprise. This is the postwar
plan of men in uniform.
Government can't be expected to carry out
these plans. It's up to every one Of us at home
to see that they're fulfilled -eEevep million
times.
We will do our part.
Don't waste electricity Just because It isn't FationedI
Hear NELSON EDDY smh Robert Armbruster's
orchestra on "THE ELECTRIC HOUR" every
Wednesday night. Station WTOP. 1890 to HOO.
puruMArM@ puwrs
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Washington Journal., 1944-09-22

ssh 6rauen BADEN nod reinere
Weinungen als ibr Manner."
uSait re6t; ibr Sralten pe9ielt
iie aud otter"
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1944-12-22
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$40 Roswell Ave.
Long Beach 4, Calf.
December Is, 1914

Dear Friends,
Seasons greetings to you all and
may you enjoy a very bright new
year.
This is to ask you to change the
paper to the above address. AS we
have been so fortunate in having
Wally in this port occasionally, we
have taken a house of our own. We
are close to my folks, yet we can
maintain somewhat of a home when
he is in.
The news of NogaleS boys that
have paid the supreme price brushes
us every time. And now Bruce
Powell. They have all been so close
to us because of Wally's close con-
tact with them. Let us all hope
and pray that 1945 shall see the end
of all this.
Sincerely,
(MRS. WALLY) VIOLA SMITH
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1944-12-22

Since Time is not person overtake when
he is gone let honor him with mrth and cheerful
ness of heart while he is passing.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1944-12-22
Wars Pass, But Christmas Is Eternal

It cannot be very merry Christmas this year IN
homes where sons away in the armed forces; and
goodwill toward men is scarcely worlds outstand-
ing characteristic at the moment.
Does that mean that the Christmas season is a
mere mockery?
No. The wars with which stubborn man has
flooded his world will pass But Christmas remains
eternal What is eternal does not die not now, not
in the future.
Even the birth of the child Jesus in the manger
at Bethlehem was not achieved without the human
suffering and travail which seems to attend the
bringing forth of all good. The world is in travail
today and the hope is not dead that out Of this period
of war and pain and hatred may be born time of
peace and quietude and love.
It cannot be merry Christmas in the old sense
To be merry, the dictionary avers is to be full OF
mirth and goodhumor, gay, sportve jovial pleasant
This is scarcely Americas mood today. The gay
ight-heartedness with which have been accus
toned to greet the Christmas season is scarcely fitted
to country fighting for its life, it's Institutions its
future. But that lght-hearted Christmas revery is
not after ALL the essential thing about Christmas.
Since that night in Bethlehem thousand wars
have mangled and crucfied humanity. Yet is Christ
mas forgotten? A thousand times ill-wi has obtain
ed the temporary mastery over that ancient promise
of goodwill toward men, yet in the hearts of millions
of men the flame of goodwill burns uninterrupted
It is as inextinguishable himself, eternal
God It will come again to the surface to light the
world once more just when the glory of the Lord
shone down on the shivering shepherds in old Judea
Many Americans today are wondering about the
wisdom of Britans leap from the sizzling Greece of
the frying pan into the firing.
One of the incest things ever said about dog
was Edith Whartons description Of her pet which
was as follows my little old dog. A heartbeat at
my feet"
Since Time is not person we can Overtake Wnen
he is gone, let us honor him with mrth and cheerful
ness of heart while he is passing.