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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-12-21
Kennewick Courier-Reporter
Thursday, December 81, 1914

Even the French admit that
the German maintained "cor-
rect" attitude during their four
years in Paris. They never
swiped anything that they could
pay for with imitation money.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-12-21

Three professors were sitting in
train. They became 50 deeply en-
crossed in conversation that they
failed to notice when the train ar
rived. In fact. not until IL was
pulling out did they see IL. AT
that. all three sprinted with great
The Republican., 1944-02-10
And You say you Can't Afford !
an Extra War Bond?

HEY say that after while become callous death
and suffering
They say that in wartime people understand the
little heaaches and tragedies that touch individual lives
For when death and destruction occur on mass scale
what happened this American soldier may
much you.
But to his parents and girl back home, his death
means the end of everything.
Itmeans the end ofb5 dreams of happy home family
future
Think Of this boy for just moment please. Think Of
him of his family of what might have been?
Can 1o~ in all decency, say that you can't afford" an
extra War Bond? We know you'll come through-as you
have in every other War Loan Drve-and INVEST IN AT
LEAST ONE EXTRA HUNDRED DOLLAR BOND toaur.
That's theleastyou do You should do more YOU can
Invest $500, $500, S40O-as much as possible Remem
Der hundred dollar Series Var Bond costs only sew
cntyye dollars You get back maturity for every
$500 you put up.
Get that extra hundred dollar Bond today at your
bank Or tell your employer take of your salary
Help the company you work for meet its quota.
The Republican., 1944-02-10

dollars that should be put safely
away in War Bonds?
There are War Bonds to fit your
Weeds . Bonds v,hlCn are backed
up by the strongest company" in
thc world. Build that home you
have always dreamed about, Send
your child to college. Buy the won
derful things that are coming after
the war. YOU CAN DO IT WITH
YOUR WAR BOND SAVINGS.
The Republican., 1944-02-10
Build Your FvfUre With The Worlds safesf Investment

All over the country men and wo-
men look to the future with conf
dcnCe. They are the ones who have
put part of their extra wartime cdru-
inRs into the world S safest invest
ment-U- S. Government War
Bonds.
Yes, they are helping their coun-
try in its Rrimmest struggle. But
they are helping themselves, too!
They are helping to secure their
future, to weather any troubled days
that may lie ahead.
What about ron.' Are you letting
the dollars slip through your fingers
The Republican., 1944-02-10
Display Your CoIoFs

Every patriotic home in America will
want TO display this emblem. Paste
it on your front door or on window
to show that you have done your part
in the 4th War Loan.
The Republican., 1944-02-10
The Following Business and Professional Citizens Sponsor

The Acorn Gift Shop
Oakland, Mary land
Jesse J. Ashby
Oakland, Maryland
+. |. Baumqartner, MD.
Oakland. Mary land
Bells Studio
Commercial and Portrait Photographers
RiIl's Barn
Good Food
Bittner and Stahl
Oakland, Maryland
Boldcn Funeral Home
Oakland, Maryland
Browning's Store
Lieut. Robert t. Brow ming, Owner.
The Carnation Company
Oakland, Maryland
Champion Shoe Shop
oahIand Maryland
City Roller Mills
\ W. IIclbig, Proprietor.
Clover Farm Store
Oakland Maryland
CoGfcy's Coffee Shop
Oakland MARYLAND
Walter w. Dawson
ATTORNEY Af-l.aw
The Republican., 1944-02-10

Harvey S hat and Beauty Shop
'''''
A G.. Heseu's Service Station
Oakland wary IAN"
Guv Hincbauqh. Restaurant
Oakland, Mary land
] w jackson Comnanv
&c to H'.o' =. r
r Raw Homes
The Republican., 1944-02-10

Or. B. F. Selby, Dentist
Oakland, Maryland
l. B. Shaffer
Oakland. Maryland
Sharps Motor Company
Oakland, Maryland
F. A. Smouse Store
Oakland, MARYLAND
Mrs, Vernie r. Smouse
Register of Wills
E. (. SolIars, MD.
Oakland MARYLAND
Southern States Cooperative
Oakland, Maryland
Sturgiss' Pharmacy
Oakland Maryland
Treacy's Cash Store
Oakland, Maryland
The II. Weber and Sons Co,
Oakland Maryland
Western Auto Associate Store
Oakland, Maryland
West Maryland Power Co.
Oakland, Maryland
William-James Hotel
! fowler, Owner. Manager.
s. {, Winters Harness Shop
Phone SIR Hardware and Harness
The Republican., 1944-02-10

Emeric Dusic
Manager Monhcim Produce Go.
East End Service Station
Shipley and Dewitt, Proprietors
Economy Self-Serve Market
Groceries and Tuxedo Feeds
J. Fazzalari Shoe Repair Shop
Oakland, Maryland
First National Bank
Oakland, Maryland
Neil c. Fraley, States Attorney
Attorney Nt-LaW
Garrett County Commissioners
Oakland Maryland
Garrett National Bank
Oakland Maryland
Garrett Truck and Implement Co.
Oakland Maryland
Gortncr's Store
Oakland Maryland
Green Palm Restaurant
Oakland Maryland
The Half Price Stores
Oakland Maryland
HamiI's Stationery and Book Store
Oakland MARYLAND
Stuart +, Hamil
Auornc,-At.LaN
The Republican., 1944-02-10

A. D. Naylor and Company
Hardware - Plumbing
NeviIe's Barber Shop
Oakland, Maryland
Oakland Bakery and Confectionery
Oakland MarlIand
Oakland Coca-CoIa BottIing Co., Inc,
Oakland, Maryland
Oakland Hardware and Furniture Co.
Oakland Maryland
Oakland Pharmacy
Oakland, Maryland
Orange Crush BottIing Co.
Oakland MARYLAND
Piedmont Grocery Co.
Oakland Maryland
Ralph Pritts Garage
Oakland Maryland
Reckard and GlotfeIty
Oakland Maryland
Rudys Department Store
Oakland MARYLAND
Sanders Motor Freight
Oakland, MARYLAND
Savage and Sanders Garage
Oakland. MARYLAND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06

DeafhQuiZ

WASHINGTON, May ) tUP)--
Authorities ordered an autopsy
today on the body Of Elmer J.
Garner. SO-&ear old Wichita Kan
publisher, whom death released
yesterday from further prosccu-
linn- II Hire 20 riCtTuddnTs
in tho wars biggest sedition trial.
The quiet. almost-dcaf defend
ant publisher Of INC allcgcdly
anti-s1InLile No Il 7 y fntiirtir--tr,
was found dead in his rooming
t1u4yC- ff'flp tfeetfT tvuS first atlIib-
uted 10 advanced age bat the
autopsy and IN inquest were or
aeHeA - 4i-t--f tfrr- C1T0UFTS 0TIce
learned OF his connection WIKI the
seGitlOn trial
The government today COM
plelcd its case IN -8pHart of con-
tempt charges against James J..
Laughhn. defense attorney IN the
sedition trial and Laughhn imme-
diately moved for dlsm al OF the
contempt citation Judge Jennings
BaItrv 0vCITUled TIC motion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Crashes
Fatal to 2

Two persons are dead today and
five suffering from injuries as the
result of traffic accidents in the
Detroit area.
The dead were Mrs Minnie
Stein Ga. Of 2So Clairnount and
Adam Langet, 65, Of 1850 Wood,
Melvindale.
Injured were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hendry 52l0 s. Monroe
Viola DoConinck, 5246 s. Monroe,
Mary Miller, 36039 Manila. all in
Wayne. and Andrew Kessell, 30.
of 1910 Gulley, Taylor Township.
Mrs Stein was killed when a
cab in which she was riding and
lear driven by Floyd Embry, so.
of 77S5 Hazeiton, Dearborn. col
lided al Twelfth and Clairn1uunt.
Barney Sweet. as. Of 7QS SBroat-
was the cab driver. Embry was
held fef investigation of negligent
homicide.
Langcrt died in Henry Ford
Hospital of injuries suffered i'm
the Ford Rouge plant garage last
Tuesday when the trailer en- which
he was riding was struck by a
truck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Yanks Trap
Jap Forces

GEN. Mace RTH U,R'S HQ.
NEW GUINEA, May 5 ms
Japanese troops trapped by two
more surprise American landings
on the north coast of Dutch New
Guinea were rounded up In droves
today by United States forces
speeding mopping up operations
in the Hollandia area.
The additional landings cut
escape routes over which the laps
sought TO fee American forces
already in the coastal sector.
The Yank infantrymen went
ashore in the lioilandia area where
larger numbers of L. : troops
effected landings April % which
resulted in the capture Of three
strategic airstripS.
The landings were carried out
at Tnrare Bay II rr1ItFy UUTth-
west of IIollandia. and at Dcmta,
10 miles northwest of Tanah-
nrrdH Bay.
The forces which went ashore
at Demta, coastal termination OF
the overland escape route from
the Hollandia area, met no OPPOSE
ton.
Two Japs caught in the area
were killed.
Headquarters said that Japs,
trapped by the hundreds when
they fed into the jungles after
the original Americana landings
were Surrendcring In groups Of
20 10 80 to u. 5 patrols comb
ing the jungle area
The surrender of the enemy
forces in groups was in marked
contrast 90 the usual Jap tactics
Of fighting until death rather
than giving up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Bride. q.
Jailed

DENVER. May 5 INSJ-Jailed
or charges Of contributing 10 the
delinquency Of a 14-year-old boy.
Mrs. Elaine Monfredi Wisecarver
attractive 21-year-old mother of
two small children, today pro
claimed that she had only one
legal husband-the boy-and said:
II want TO Keep him as my
husband because he's cute"
The boy. Ellsworth Wisecarvcr.
ninth grade pupil at the Willow
brook Junior High School in
southern California. said he hoped
10 remain Elaine's husband lie
made his statement AT the Denver
city jail despite the fact that
James Monlrcdi OF Los Angeles
claims he is Ela!nes husband.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Big Guns Rip
Ndziis in Italy

NAPLES. May ; lINS)-Allied
artillery on the central sector Of
the main Fifth Army front in
Italy today stepped up assaults
against German positions.
Artillery batteries and mortars
engaged the Germans both north
east of Terelle and south Of San
Biagie.
In the Casino area Allied al
tillery fired on Nazi motor trans
ports and German nebelwerfers.
multiple mortar batteries, re.
turned the fire.
Patrols were active along the
Garigiiano front.
The Germans continued 10 use
remote controlled Self-eXplodlng
miniature tanks on the beachhead
but without success. one blew
up when it contacted wire en-
tanglementS.
Mitchell bombors and fighter
bonn n cTS HldntamCd assaults
against railway bridges. transport
columns and supply dumps
throughout central Italy.
The German TranSocean-
Agency reported that whole
blocks Of houses were destroyed
when several waves Of United
States bOmberS attacked the
outskirts OF Rome Yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Germans Report
Trial Invasion

LONDON ms A trial invasion
landing by Allied forces in western Europe was
reported by the Nazs today coincidentally with
pointed Russian warning of an impending assault
against the Reich from the east and vest.
The Naz controlled Vchy radio was the source of the
reuorted Allied landing according 70 the London Daily
Sketch In turn Radio Nchy said its information came by
way of Stockholm
enemy account tried force the German western deenses
and take preliminary measures for offensive by carrying
out a "demonstrative landing
The attempt Vichy continued did achieve expected
results and the British and Americans already have re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
RtIEfARDs ATTACKED

l.. s. Ninth Air Force Thunder
bolt hChter-bombers attacked rail
yards at ValenCienncs and Somain
in northern France. British
MitchelS and Bostons, escorted
by SpitfrcS, hammered the rail-
yards al Cambria, France. All
the planes returned safely.
Bad -teeatf1ct called halt to
the raids later in the afternoon.
Winds of almost gale force ragged
across the Straits of Dover.
Speedy. hlockhuSIer caIl,AinG,
British Mosquitoes attacked UNI
identified targets in western Ger
many last night without loss.
Budapest was hammered by
both heavy and medium bombers
of the Mediterranean air force in
IfplN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
sTRIKE CLosEs srBsIpIARY

SPRINGFIELD. H.. May 5
CUP)-A work stoppage by 450
employees forced a shutdown today
of the Hummer Manufacturing
Co. a subsidiary of Montgomery
Ward John a. Saxon, plant
manager. said the walkout was a
strike, but he said he was not
aware of the cause
Officials OF the International
Association of Machinists tAFL)
asserted that the .walkout resulted
from refusal of the company 10
sign a contract including a main
jcnance of membership clause
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Held in Girls Death

LANSING May 5 CUP)-Jamcs
r Gillian 90. Lansing war plant
worker, today was bound over 20
circuit court for trial on first
degree murder charges ln the
Ratchet death NJ his stcpdaughter
NarRaret McCumher- q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Reds Bomb
Sevastop0I

MOSCOW, May 5 uNSJ Rus
sian long range bomberS dashed
at the besicged German garrison
at Sevastopol today in what APP
pearod TO be an intense softening-
up assault prior TO a renewed land
offensive against the port
The German radio said the
Red army had resumed It's
drive against the vital naval
base, claiming that the initial
Russian thruStS were repulsedJ
While a Russian communique
again repeated the phrase no i'm
poTtanI changes p regarding the
overall picture on the land fronts,
a supplementary bulletin reported
the repulse OF enemy FeeeHHais-
Sance units southeast OF Stanis-
4ttvow and south OF TlraSpol
Battlefront dispatches from the
second Ukrainian army front said
thousands of German and Ro-
urHUTaH troops are dying IN futile
COunterattaCkS nnar-the Roman
ian railroad junction of Iasi and
in the Carpathian foothills.
tThC German high command,
in a Communldue transmitted
by the Berlin radio, admitted
that the Red army has won
temporary possession OF a
sector of the Siretul River
troht1
Order War Stamps delivered
Ia Nour horna hy Nour nctrntt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
ATTACK RAILYARDS

HalifaXes and WellnetonS
dropped a heavy load of bombs
including 4944-pound missiles, on
the Rakos railyards in Budapest,
causing al least two violent ex-
ploSions and starting several fires.
The main CaSt-weSt rail line
through the Balkans TO Vienna
passes through Budapest. Along
the route supplies have been NOV
ing 10 the Germans fighting the
Russians in northeast Romania.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06

home While waiting he visited
Detroit.
Police said the youth appar-
emily found American liquor a bit
stronger than the New Zealand
variety.
Drunmond was nailed by Off
GERS early today after he had
broken two windows at the Stat
Ter Hotel and literally few
through a glass door panel of the
Book Tower garage lie suffered
slight cuts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Filler Winds Up Fling
rs Hospital Prisoner

A one-armed New Zealand flier
who wanted one fling in America
before returning home 10 he dis
charged is a police prisoner in
Receiving Hospital today after
smashing hotel windows and run
ming through a glass door.
The flier is Flight sgt Jack
Drummond, "a, who said he lost
his arm in an air accident. while
he was en- route to England from
Canada. He later returned to
Canada TO wait for transportation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Seek Dissolution
OF Railroad Firm

A hearing nn "a petition flied 20
day 10 dissolve the Cincinnati
Saginaw and Mackraw Railroad
Corp. VIII be held Jgrc 9 before
Circuit Judge Arthur Webster.
The line. which operates be-
tween Durard and Bay City va
taken over recently by tho Grand
Trunk after 10 had been unacF
lease.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
former Ambasssdor De,

NEW YORK Stay 5 UP
Dave H. Morris. personal friend
OF pYes.den" Roosevelt and '1fucr
L. s amna sgdor .to 3c.Eum sEc
minlsfcr ~ ite Gsra har1s ot
1-lHerbUg died yesterday at the
axe o. T..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Hoover Warns Bows

NEW YORK, May 5 up
Edgar Hoover, director Of the
FBI, told the Boys Club OF Amer.
lea that Communists were reach
ing out 70 extend their insidious
influence into the field Of youth
training
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
So FBI AGENTS

what appears on the bulletin
board is for his scrutiny. He
took the notice down 10 take
II 10 his office and study II.
But there are SIS FBI men
around there and they grabbed
him.
Everything at Wards is
orderly and there il no more
need for those 50 FBI men than
there would be In church.
THE whole thing is part Of
mechanical device 10 use the
NLRB TO force employees into n
union. Wards is not aNerse TO
union, but we do not want any
racketeering union
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
0PA VioIafOrs Given
Non Rationed Meats

WASHINGTON. May 5 1NSl
The Office Of Price Adminstra-
ton announced today ttat Icstau-
rants and other businesses forbid
der 10 handle meats because a.
ration violations might resume
selling meats on which point
values have been reduced 70 zero.
They may not however aesl n
meats etll having point values
such as choice beef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Oklahoma Repairs Roads

= OKLAHOMA CITY. May 5
rtPJ-Although details of the
program have not been completed,
Commission Chairman
Ben r. Childcrs has announced
that Sl,500000 would he spent
soon by the department to repair
state roads
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06

me pay roll period nearest 10
May l has been designated as the
base period
Effective May Is, employers of
200 or more Will be prohibited
from replacing male labor losses
until male employment has been
reduced TO 81 per cent Of the base
period figure.
AS of July / says The rcgula-
ton, they VIII be eligible TO hire
men only If male employment is
95 per cent of the May l figure
Cushman announcement con-
tInueS:
Beginning July /, employers
OF 50 or more workers viii not
he permitted TO hire men un-
ill male employment has been
reduced to 81 per cent of that
OF the base period. A. of Aug.
Is. they viii he eligible 10 hire
men only II male employment
j. 95 per cent of the number
employed on May /.
MORE JOBS FOR WOMEN
ut is expected this will tend
To encourage employers 10 use
women in many jobs now filled
by men and thus the male labor
shortage would he alleviated.
"Included i'm the program will
be tool, die, machine and pat
tern shops and engineering
service companies employing
eight or more persons. EGeC-
tive July !, ceilings will he es-
tablishcd for all firms employ
ing so or more workers, al
though the employment ceiling
base viii he set as of employ
ment on May !.
"Certain exemptions are
granted under the ceiling pro-
gram, which provides that:
Veterans of World War II
may he hired regardless OF en-
ployment ceilings within so
uhNN OF IntlT lHltihi tlNlilhn til-
ployment after discharge from
the services.
Handicapped workers may he
employed regardless of employ
ment ceiling.
"Students may he employed
during vacation period regard
less of employment ceiling limi-
tationS.
Employment ceilings will not
he established at this time for
individual employers In the con
Struction and transportation in
dustries."
The area affected by the order
includes all of Wayne and Wash
tcnaw counties and the southern
most townships Of Macomb and
Oakland counties.
The regulation has been In cf-
feet in MuSkccon, Kalamazoo
Benton Harbor and Monroe for
some time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
House 10 Probe
Ward Seizure
Continued from Page one)

a charge Of removing govern
mcnt property.
THE action was sort Of
first cousin 10 the treatment
they accorded me the other day
only whole lot cheaper"
Avery said.
I'm removing that notice
from the bulletin board, MIR.
SoWcll was acting i'm his line Of
duty. He is the rlghthand man
TO Mr.. Prall, vice president in
charge OF all operations in the
mail order house and the retail
store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Phil Baker 10 Marry

HOLLYWOOD, May 8 up
Radio star Phil Baker obtained a
license yesterday 10 marry lrm-
gard Erik. 25-Near-old Danish
actress. Baker is -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
0PAP Probes
Cify6as Rise

The OPA and Detroit police
today were checking the, revei3-
ton by THE Detroit T.iras NAY
1874 city cars used 10000 more
gallons of gasoline .R the iasi
year than in the ~ months before
rateH.Rg
Storm Ng1dCrTCC gasoline Ole
rector for the OPA announced
he was conducting an lnNesuga-
ton of the allceccly excessive use
Of gasoline as shown In the rec
orhs Of ne city Eara.c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
NO CHECKING SYSTEM

Garage heads freely admit that
they had no system for checking
any such abuses, including pleas
ure driving at night and on Sun
days and holidays According to
Police Supt Berg. police currently
report 10 city department heads
when city employees are arrested
for traffic violations in city cars.
Other than this. the only check
kept is a mileage record on each
individual car which merely shows
the per mile cost of operation.
Walkers answer 70 the 100. 000-
gallon gasoline increase was the
purchase Of 66 new city cars.
For these 66 cars 10 absorb the in
crease, they would have TO be
driven an average Of 81 500 miles
a year. Checker cabs operating
"a hours a day in Detroit, with
three shifts of drivers, are operat-
ing at the rate OF only $4,000
miles a year, as controlled by the
Office Of Defense transportation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
RUSSIAN A WARNING

The Moscow broadcast directed
10 the German people declared:
Combined blows from the
east and west are about 10 he
delivered. The three allies will
crush the breath from Ger
many"
Goebbcls' statement conformed
10 the usual line OF Nazi boaStlnG.
The giSt was that the Germans
have had the same amount of time
To prepare defcnses that the Allies
have had TO make ready for in
vasion and that Hitler's forces
have arranged a host of surprises
which the Allies simply cannot
have taken into account.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
Jobs CeiIinQ
100000
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Continued from Page one)
placements as are authorized by
the VINO.
$40 worker is 10 be dis
charged or LAID off solely in or
der to bring about the reduc-
ton.
The ceiling program, Gushnan
said. Will permit male employ
ment TO increase only in those
plants which are in urgent need
of men 10 meet their war SEIZED
ules 10 perform Fitaii5- essential
services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06
CHECK CITY CARS

A. Are sarlr tinc. HpW Conn
missioner William n. Walker
asked police 20 check on and re-
port any city autos seen driven
after working hours or Andcr any
circumstances which would lndl-
cate they were being used for
other than city business.
Walker denied city employees
are using the cars for personal
driving TO beat tire and gas ra-
tioning. but admitted no check
whatever Is kept on the purposes
for which the cars are used. In
a letter 10 Police Commissioner
BallenEer, Walker said:
cit has come TO my attention
that some city employees very
few hope and bolieve--haFe
been using city owned automo-
biles for other than city bust
meas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-06

embarked. The NaZi report
did not attempt to explain
where or when the purported
operation took place.
ALLIES ARE SILENT
no hint of any such operation
has been given by Allied quarters.
The probability that such trial
thrustS may be forthcoming was
not excluded. however, since the
recent pronouncoment by Prime
Minister Churchill in which he
declared there viii be many false
alarms. many feintS and many
dress rehcarSals
The warning by the Russians
came in a Moscow radio broad
cast. II was given only a short
while after Berlin pubhcized a
declaration of NaZi confidence 10
rcpcl invasion which was issued
by Hltlers chief propaganda, Dr..
Pan Joseph G0ebbels.