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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28
End Play to
be Decisive

Baltimore. Nd, Nov. 2s-AP-
Army must clip Nays wings II 1t
expects 10 stop Nays five-year
winning streak IN the service elias.
sic at Baltimore's Municipal Sta
dunn Saturday. for Tar end play
may be a decisive factor IN the
battle.
In fact, thwarting the defensive
and offensive genius OF what OBJ
servers rate as one OF the greatest
collection OF ends ever 10 grace a
single football squad shapes up as
perhaps the west Pointers major
Job.
Ends Leon Bramlett, John Han,
sen. Ben Martin. Charley Guy, Bob
Hill. Al Lalande, and several 9th.
ers arc major keys TO Nays tout.
ed defense and potently versa.
tile threat on offense.
II they can't be turnede by Ar.
my's speedy backs-and no enemy
speedsters have done IL with con.
sistency-there is nothing left for
Glenn Davis, John Minor, Bobby
Dobbs. Doug Kenna, Tom Lombar-
do and company TO do but cut back
into such cement blocks as Don
Whitmire, Ben Chase, Jack Martin
and Gail Gillian in the center OF
the Tars' line.
Such has been the futile pattern
OF ground offensives against Navy
all season. The question is: Can
Army's backs succeed where all
America Otto Graham. OF North
Carolina Pre-flight, Purdue's Boris
Dimanacheff, Notre Danes Bob
Kelly and others failed dismally?
Should the answer be mo" and
the strong passing arms of Kenna
and Lombardo be called on, they'll
be heckled by a rush OF ends such
as they've probably never seen be.
fore. II happened to such flippers
as Notre Danes Frank Dance:
wicz.
Extensively, the Navy ends are
ball hawks on passes and fancy
runners once they grab the oval.
Ben Martin, converted back from
last year, has snagged four touch.
down passes, two against Purdue
and one each against Cornell and
n. C. Pre-flight.
Five other wings have contrib
uted to seasons total Of so points
for the endmen.
Hansen is the teams most potent
punter ard frequently drops back
to pull Navy out OF holes with
booming kicks. Martin is used ex.
tensiyely on end-around plays be.
cause OF his backfield experience.
Both are kickoff specialists. Guy Is
a topSlight pass taker who scored
Nays only touchdown against
Duke to win TO 0. Bramlett's de.
fensive work has brought raves
from scribes and expert observers
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28
Sports Roundup

Observation-Disclosures the armed forces will hear
their " Sugar Bowl broadcast by showaye when Alabama and Duke
Nicholas Orleans
andwinter Sports Association announced.
Benning GaAPsgt Chester Turner tackle the
football fatally injured
training accident school, public relations
Pasadena Cal-AP-A spokesman the Pacific
athletic said today the general sentiment OF the
Edwin
commissioner until
Cathanes On-AP-Lt r
the Princeton University football has been
action his
Schmon said they advised last night 1t schmon
ing with United States Field Artillery
Chicago-APClaude Buddy (Babe)
Dmanchn OF Purdue have been by their
the most valuable players their football Both
backfied
by the Loops coaches the Associated
Ralph SerThco, circumference guard. captain
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28
Army Needs to Clip Navy Wings
Golf Promoters Expect Boom

Portland ore, Nov. 2s-AP --
The men who make golf business
toresee a tremendous postwar boom
In thu sport And they're prepar.
ing for II, too. not only from the
standpoint OF sale OF equipment.
tutoring OF new players aud con
struction OF courses. but also In a
long range way.
This idea. backed by the Proies-
sional Golfers Association, Is TO
have a national tournament for
boys under is years OF age. Fred
Corcoran OF Boston. tournament
bureau manager OF the PG.A., is
responsible for the plan. hut the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28

trouble Is that the p. c. A. has no
Jurisdiction: rs up 70 the United
States Golf Association
Practically every state golf as
ISOLATION affiliated with the Us.
g. A. sponsors junior tournaments
within lis province but there never
has been one OF national scope.
Corcoran's proposition Is 10
found a national championship. His
idea Is 10 have the various US.GA.
branch associations hold their sec
tionai championships az usual. then
send their kid champs TO the ma
tional eyent-it the U.g.GA. only
will establish one.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28
SEPTUAGENARIANS
FIRING AWAY

Chicago, Nov. 2S-AP-A half
dozen Of Chicago's veteran bowl
ers, all 20 years and older, were
among the 20 members OF the Quar-
ter Century Club firing away at
the sticks In the groups 18th ami.
yersary tourney.
Ted Hartman, So, who was the
Oldest member shooting. fired II
i52 in his series OF three games
while Henry Ehlman, II, posted a
i66 TO win honors for bowlers in
the above.7O group. +. II. George,
70, got 4Gi.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28
Ring Decisions
(By Associated Pressl


Washington Willie Pep, 12s,
Hartford, outpointed Pedro Her
nandez, 1871, Puerto Rico. 10. mon
title). George Parks, 1874, Chicago,
knocked out Jimmy Bell, 1873, Wash
ington, l.
BGltimore-Cleo Shans, 1874, Los
Angeles, T.K.O. Carmlne Faita. 1876
IL, New York, 3. Jimmy Briscoe.
Al, Washington, outpointed Char
ley Milan, 1879 1-2. Baltimore 6.
Chicago-Bill Parsons 145 1-2.
Danville. Illmn outpointed Jimmy
Hunt, $50 IL, Chicago, s. Roland
Hopp, 159, Indianapolis, outpoint-
ed Jimmy Bishop, $50 IL, Chicago
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28
ELIMINATE ALL SUITS

WHEN YOU are trying to build
UP a lead-throwing end-play. there
u no use in making only partial
preparation for it. II the oppo-
nent, who finally Is put in the lead,
II able to find one suit In which
his return will not damage his
side, your whole effort is In vain.
For success with the play, you
must eliminate. from either his
hand In the case OF No Trump, or
from your own and dummy's
hand in the case Of suit play, all
cards OF every suit In which a re-
turn otherwise would spoil the
play.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28

For those who need new cooking
equipment, this fine new Roper gas
range will prove a dream come into
being. It's full-sized. It's smartly
designed. 1t will bake; oven cook; broil,
fry, boil, sauts and cook foods the
flavor-seal "waterless" way. 1t offers
an outstanding cooking service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28
Fine Points in BridQe

and X and heart X. ruffed the
spade s. ruffed the heart Q, and
then led the diamond to the J
and X. North returned The spade
J, which West ruffed. The dummy
was entered with the club J and
the diamond 10 nnessed. When
that lost. II put the declarer down
one.
The other club game declarer
ruffed the spade X with the club
4. scored the club A and J. ruffed
the spade 7 with the club 8, led
to the heart X. ruffed the spade
10. to eliminate all spades except
the A, ruffed the heart 8 to elimi.
nate that suit, discarded the dia-
mond 2 on the spade A, then led
the diamond 8 to fnssse the J.
North won with the X, but had to
return the suit into the A.10 ten.
ace or else a spade. which could
be ruffed In the dummy while the
diamond 10 was discarded. That
contract got made because. when
North was put into the lead. the
declarer had nothing left in either
his hand or the dummy except
trumps and diamonds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28

Built by Roper, manufacturer Of
fine gas ranges for more than So years,
it saves food, fuel, time cooks foods
with those healthful vitamins sealed
within. If you have no range or if your
present range is beyond repair, you are
eligible to purchase this new Roper.
Stop in for complete information
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28

OF the Burgess Seed Co. He died in
tie Mayo Brothers Clinic at Ro-
chester, Nina, where he mad been
patient for three weeks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28
Bowling Scores
RECREATION HOUSE LEAGUE
Standings

High team single game-MorGys
6S7.
High team three games Moray s
1878.
High individual single game-A.
Stein l72.
High individual three games
Betty Beck iGl.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28
HARVEY w. BURGESS DIES

Galesburg- Word was received
here Monday OF the death OF Har-
vey w, Burgess, 65-year-old founder
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28
(shaefeTs Huron st.A

IohAoIers lHuron St.)
NJ. Russell 3S6. A. Stein 400, r.
Fem 36S, Nj. Evans 36s. T.. Wondt
1912, handicap 81; game totals, 500,
GA 662, 1895.
Annex Tap
L. Max S43, NJ. Fox $50, 2. Doer.
ing 800, H. Kellar 359. X. Markham
1853; game totals, 5S7. 629, 594, 1910.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28

o.: &c: e :: &C.;
'desi . ~, cooking am
r.,.a,.s .s,.: &c. ;;::':' con-
yenienee- 49,, eontrol
. I By. even Ses'' 'Vs'''
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28

That was not especially sound
bidding. but approximately the
same developed at two tables of
o duplicate. Other pairs, which
reached 3-No Trumps. made their
contract easily, whereas one of
the 5-Clubs declarers got set for
botching an end-play. In each case
the heart A was led, then the
spade K.
The unsuccessful declarer took
that with the spade A. discarding.
the diamond 2, scored the club A
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28

Cities Services
u, Stein 3lS. V. Lidke All, f.
Cole 225, u. Glenn 3a2, +. Berthold
423, handicap ia; game totals, 6i6,
SOC, 500. 1881.
Apparel Shop
A. fowler 450, E. Schwisow S7l,
c. Tecker SIS, K. Welch 400, l..
Schafer $50; game totals, 666, 64s,
G55. 1859.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-28

A Fem 3Si, II. LeFurge 407, NJ.
Bishop $40, NJ Coleman 404, d.
Kildau $50; game totals. $50, 500.
$50, 1915.
MorAy's
p. Beck 46l p. Miller $40, A.
Plat i2G, L.. Morris $50. NJ. Dun.
don 40S, handicap 60; game totals,
623, III, 693, 2033.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07

@efitbl oafiir, mas ben mabren SIN.
tergruno fir oaS @efiibl Der llnli6er-
belt biloet, inter 0eilen 9rud Ole
91nen ieBt leben. @uf Dem S1eater.
plaB fdbrt Elm 2oittpagen Ser @eitapo
Dor einem befannten &~eltatrant altf
uno ole @Glte peroen abgefiibrt. @l-
tie 9atnerL oie in Ser tparmen 5riib-
l%ingSionne frie0lid &affee tranfen,
miiiien audi nit. SIM Sinter-
gruno beriudt elm Sunge frampf-
baft, Die &elte Ieiner ltntergruno5ei-
tlt1g 3it 3erfauen un0 berunter5u-
lhluden. Sober miro in oas @eltapo,
guto Derfra6tet, n1r Oieienigen, De-
rem l1ni6ulo iid %beralsltelt, mer0en
nod &erbor entlaiien. gs gelingi
ben Geuti6en MIR lelten, aftipe 60
botelre 5u ertDii1en.
Die StaSt fiibrt Elm 9oppellebem
&openbagen fiibrt beute elm 9op-
pelle6en - oas Matagsle6en norma-
fer 8iirger, uno ein untergrun0-0a-
lein. Gouienoe lino in Der ltnter-
grun0bemegultg aftin; man6e babeu
ibr Semi berlaiien itno bet1tigen iid)
nun in peri1ieoeniter Earning, aber
aud iie nebnlen tagsii6er OIL Dem ge-
pobnli9en 2eben Ser Sta0t tell.
Sine groBe Grippe 6eitebt aus ben
iogenonnten oSal6-2egalen", bnupt-
id6li6 mebr ooer meniger prominen-
ten 8iirgern.
Die &openbagener Baben Ii6 oa-
ran gepo6nt, 3eitig 81 8ett 8u geben,
neil nit anbru6 Der Na6t oas lin
tergrunoleben ertpa1t. Sn &eltau.
rants uno i'm 5reien fommt es 81
INNER mebr Recommendation, nobel
betrunfene Soloaten man6mal bon
ibren S1uBfpaffen @ebrau6 MAIDEN.
@er ii6 auf oie StaBe magt, risfier1
es oenn audi, BON nerpoien @a9t.
poiten iiber Ben Saufen geidoiien 81
meroen, oie einfad Die StraBe BIN
auf= uno binunter feuern, tpenn Tie
irgeno elm @eraui6 5u nabe al If.
geno einem @ebauoe 81 boren Der
meinen, oas bon ben 9euti6en be-
iebt lit. gu6 Die S6alburg-2eiltf
eri1einen oes Na6ts, pabreno MAJ
tagsiiber nidt Diel bon ibnen gu ie-
ben befommt. @r gibt MIR ettpa SOC
BON ibnen in Uniform, aber mebrert
|Gauieno in 8ipil, uno oieie iinb eS.
Die fir Die iogenannte Sdalburgage
mie bic Sa6otage-@fte i'm &openba.
gener @olfsmuno beiBer, beranttport.
li6 iino.
sic ioaen oieier Gage aus &open-
bagen nad Sugoilatpien Deriebt NOR
ben iein.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
Niele Oeutl6e 0emerGle
iinO lektbin gefaaen
9nrnnter 9ietl, 9Ollmann, Sellmid,
S6lieben nnO S6iinemnun

Cine antli6e oeitti6e Meloung
beridtete iiber Sen SOB oreier meite-
rer @enerdle an ser ruiiii6en 6ront,
momit Die 3obl ser gefaaenen poer
gefongengenommenen oeliti6en Sc
nerGle ouf mebr ais 20 geitieeen lit.
0ieie MelOung mantle sic Gene
%rolmaiore 8feiffer uno Martinef BON
Der Mrtiaerie. Ser brittle lit Gene
rallelltnont S6itnemanl, Elm Mnge-
boriger Ser befannten 8erlogSfami-
lie, Ser Die n8remer Na6ri6ten" ge-
boren.
3wei @enerGle, sic Iebtbin an ser
5ront fielen, Iino sic @enerolober-
item @Oiloro 0ietl uno 5rieoritb Golf
mann, beioe iiberails fGbige 6ii6rer.
Setterer mar elm 8aper, Ser lid ais
glrtilariit un0 Stobs6ef mGbreno oes
lebten &rieges bemerf6or mabte. @r
fiel BEL Gber6onrg.
AnOere 9%efalene ooer bermiBte DO
bere Offi5iere iino Die @eneralleltt-
lionts Grid 0tarf, 6allap, Steeg-
mann uno @itt, @eneralmoiorStat
Ter ionie Ser in @efangeni6aft gera-
tene &onteraomiral Sennede.
Sn &uBlan0 nlroe General @ou-
&ommonoerr oes SO. Mrrnee-
forps, uno @eneralmaior Samman
gefangen genommen. @s fielen Sc
lteralleutnant b. S6lieben, lotpie oie
@eneralmaiore 8dltmler, bon Gro
mannSoorff Seine, Setter, &onraop
Mi6aeli ut6 0pinef.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
&~atetenbOmbeM geben
Sriten auf bic Nerbem
Enrlamcntaricr 6eIdJperten iidJ bel
G6nrdpia

Gin blinoes Sperrfeuer nit Oeltt-
ihen Hafetenbom6en ging Mnfangs
oieier ISOLDE iiber Siioenglono nieoer
beionoerS iiber 8lpntoutb ato Sorts
mouth utO binterlieB 8ertpiiitnnger,
lotpie Gerluite unter Der 3inilbepol=
%ferung. @s iuuroen audi mebrere
amerifanii1e Solooten get0tet mo
perlebt. Inter oen britii6en Opfern
moren @eneralmaior Sir artbur
Scott uno Sir Bercp @loer, ein Se-
fretGr-S datmeiiter oes Sulgrape
Monor 8ooro.
Bon oen Oellti6en famen in3fpi-
l6en genoltere 8elArei6ungen ibrer
nelten @affe. 0as 8erliner &aoio
erfldrte, oaB lie cine @eifminbigfeit
BON 375 Stunoenmeilen babe un0
nit 2240 8ftno Sprengitoff %gelooen
lei; Dab iie Dor Dem 9~lbfeuern auf
cine beltimmte &ei6neite eingeiteat
merOe nno oaB iie bon unteriroii6en
&nmpen aus obgeionot meroe, Die
ufitr ale praftiiden 3mede uit5er-
It0rbar iino."
Nad Oeittiden Start-Ganpen iuir6
gefabnoet
Nmerifanii6e 1ttl0 6ritiide 9om-
Der gi1gen abermals gegen Die Start
rampen ser oeuti6en &afetenflug-
5euge am Yas=0e-Galois Dor uno
parfen 1000 bis 1900 8onnen grs
ploiipitoffe our6 oi6te @olfenoeden
alif oieie nto anoere 3iele ab. @ttpa
500 ameritanii6e 6liegenoe 5eltun=
gen uno 2iberators, begleitet bon
Observation-Disclosures, maren an
ben Angriffen beteiligt Die bann bon
6ritii6en Sancaiters fortgeiest muir
ben.
8ie oas britii6e 2uftfabrtminiIte-
rium 6efanntgab, lit es &fflie-
germ uno 5lafs gelungeu, cine g[n-
5abl Der oeuti6en &obot-6 lug5euge
o65ui6ieBen uno uni6dolid 5lt mo-
6en5 ebe iie elm 3iel trafen. Sumner
BIN fnlen ne 1eDr lalttg.
SIN llnterbauS tpuroen mebrere
Heoner megen Der &afetenbomben
boritelig. Ser Bremier mid Der De-
bate aus. Sir George 8roaobrioge,
f%onieroatipes 8arlamentsmitelieo,
perlangte 81 miiien, Oh der Miniiter-
prdiioent in g%rudgung 6iebt, Ser
oeutl6en &egierung elm l1ltinlatlim
81 ienoen, 0aB, menn iie nidt in As
Stunoen aufb0re, bic &obot-6lug-
3euge 81 benuben, S6ritte ergriffen
meroen, iofort uno ipltematiid unDer-
teioigte oeuti6e Stdote 81 5erltoren."
Seine @nttport erfolgte auf oieie 9ln-
froae.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
nnlere Nfenfibe In Der
MOrmamOie segtn Yaris
Sarte Sample NM Saint So mnO
Gaen

Die anterifanil6e 1. Mrmee begantl
cine neue SffeniiOe oltf Der peItli6en
Gotentin- Salbiniel in Ser &i6tung
auf oas Ser3 ser 0ormanoie uno nit
Dem 3iel, ben @eg na6 @aris frei3n-
legen. 9ie S%ffeniiOe ltiist iib arf Ga
Sape on 8uits an Ser weltliden
SouptitraBe nad Gberbonrg. Sic
muroe our6 elm beftiges Artiaerie-
feuer b~orbereitet 1tno fam troB 0es
i6le6ten @etters gut poralt. Ser
@runo mar ourtg ben itarfen &egen
alfgemeidbt uno Die amerifanil6en
Rampfpagen muBten lid ibren @eg
ourd tiefen S9lamm babnen.
Ser Angriff begonn menige Wfeilen
BON Dem 9unfte entfernt, no ameri-
fanil6e Srlppen Dor 5pei 8oden Die
Salbinlel "iiberqllerten uno Sanlenoe
oeuti6er Srltppen abi6nitten. @leid-
3eitig mur0e ser 9rltd Der Naiierten
i'm Centrum uno an Der linfen 6lan-
fe ser 0ormanoie-5ron berItdrft.
Die neue Sffeniipe oiirfte nit ben
Sperationen BEL @aen glei6gel6al-
tet fem, oas bon ben 9euti6en bart
nGdig perteioigt miro uno 0eiien Sail
ben @eg nah 8aris freilegen mir
oe. 9ie @n%tfernung bis 8aris be-
tr4gt ettpa $50 Meilen.
&erftGrfte Oentid)e @e~rteiOienng
9as oeutl6e &ommanoo bot Elf
0ibiiionen - oarllnter elm Sanger
forps bon Ser ruliii6en 8ront - CUR
@erteioigung @aens eingeiebt, Derlor
ober an einem ein5igen Gag pergeb-
lider @egenmgriffe mioer ben britt
I1en Gtablfeil 1iiopeltli1 Der 6eit-
unssitaot 40 Sanfs uno Sunoerte
BON Sol0aten.
9ie 9eutl6en batten i'm 8erlanf
bon 70 Stunoen 25mal 81 @egenan-
griffen alisgebolt g~etpobnlid in
8ataiaonsitGrfe bon 600 Mann =
11no nur Elm Wfal permo6ten iie in
0ie britilden 2inien ein5uoringen.
Nabe Dem Wittelpunft Der yfor-
manoie-6ront maren sic amerifani-
f6en Sruppen, Die na6 Ser poaigen
@roberung Ser Gberbourg=@albiniel
nunmebr fir anoere @ufgaben fret
iino, raid borgeltoBen uno auf 2N
Meilen on ct. SO berangefommen.
SIN 8erliner &unOfunf bieB es,
oaB an ser Gaen-6ront 5ebn 6ritiI6e
9ipiiionen5 oarunter bier Sanger
9ipiiionen, eingeiebt iiro nno Die
&Gmpfe .oie gemaltigen Waterial-
i6ladten oes eriten @eltfrieges iiber-
treffen~. lleber bic ct. 2o-6ront err
flGrte Berlin: n9ie Sample nm ct.
SO fonnen als 8oripiel gu gr0Beren
anglo-amerifanii6en Sperationen CUR
@rtpeiterling bes 8riifenfopfes ange-
ieben t~per6en."
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
Menerlide @erlnite CUR See

Mus Buerto Hico ipuroe gemeloet,
oaB lleberlebenoe zines fiir5li6 I'M
&aribii6en Weer torpeoierten Bana-
menil6en 5rahtoampfers in San
Slian a%ngefommen iino. 8on ben AZ
Mann Der 8eiaBung fanoen 2 iofort
oen SOB, mabreno % nod DermiBt
lDeroen.
aapitGn 6. 81. Sobanion bonn
Camper oMonterep" meloete Die
8ergltng BON 1875 i6iffbrii6igen
Soloaten, Die alf Dem 9ampfer
nSanta elena" Ser Grace &beoerei
iibers Mittelmeer gei6afft meroen
ioQten. Die uSanta elena" wuroe
bon oeuti6en Slug5eugen perIenft.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
aOmsref tast ernftlid crit int SCRIPT

@enn sic 8olfspertreter aud plan
gemdB am 1. @ugult mieoer e%intref-
fen, miro nit ben eigentli6en parla-
menturii6en &rbeiten I'M &apitol crit
mad Dem 4rbeiterfeiertage pieoer be-
gonnen. gis gu 6ieiem Sermin mer-
ben ieoo6 aapo6entli6 5nei fur5e,
i'm peientliden auf Sormalitdten BE-
i6r6nfte &ongreBiibungen itattfinoen,
oenen ieoesmal cine o~reit1gige Ser
bnn0lungspauie folgen miro.
Sn feiner Der ipenigen &ongreB-
iibungen in Der 3eit 5pii6en Dem 1.
auguit uno Dem Arbeiterfeiertag mer-
Den irgenowelde geiebgeberii6en Or
beiten, Die AnlaB gu Weinungsber-
idieoenbeiten geben f0nnten, in Nm
griff genommen.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
1tnier TelOSng
in SOstama
Siena senOmmen, 2iuurnO an Der
Geibe

amerifanii6e uno freifron5oiii6e
StreitfrGfte belebten fampflos Die
tosfanii6e Staot Siena in 81 2uft-
liliie g%ntfernit1g BON 6lorea5, obne
OaB Sen 6eriibmten <nlti61ben un0
ar6iteftoniiGen Hei6tiimern irgenr-
melder S9aoen 5ugefiigt muroe.
g[merifanii6e Sruppen an Der 8elt-
fiite bertrieben Die lebten 9euti6eit
aus Geciita ulto famen bis auf 10
Meilen an Ben Safen bon 2iUorno
beran.
Ole rai6e 8eletung Sienos ourG
fran3oiii6e Snfanterie uno amerifnni-
l6e Mrtiuerie= tpie Sanfeinbeiten
folgte mo6enlangen idmeren &Gm-
pfen in Ben umliegenoen Bergen. Ser
Sal ser Staot folgte fltr5 na6 elmer
Meloung, lporin es bieB, ooB iih Die
6ran3oien bis auf 5tpei Meilen an Oie
alten Staotmauern berangefampft
batten. SIM oeutiden Wontagsberi6t
mlroe geiagt, 0aB Die Oertl6en Srup-
pen noroli1 BON Siena 5uriidgenom-
men puroen, Inn noie unidGsbaren
&ulturoenfm1ler Ser biitorii6en
Gtaotu 81 nerl9onen. 9eren gotbi-
I9e &atbeorale aus tpeiBem Marmor
gilt ais zines Der I90niten @ebduoe
Der Melt.
0o6 Dem b~eftiglten @ioeritano lett
Dem Sale &oms 5ogen amerifanii6e
Gin6eiten iiber gecina binals. @s
fam 3u neuen StroBenfdmpfen, Die
uns tpie Dem Seino 6etrd9tlide Ser
lutte foIteten, uno mir nerloren in
oen @efe9ten cine &eibe bon Sanger
fabr5eugen. gecina nur6e crit naf
Dem aaerbeftigiten @ioeritano ge-
nommen. 9ie 9euti6en perminten
oie Staot uno fdmpften BON Sars 5u
Sn1s.
0entide @erltGrfnngen
@s miro angenommen, oaB General
CHARTS 8orbut MIR nod 20 Meilen
BON Ser @erteioigungslinie Der 9e1t-
I6en bon 8ila, oberbalb 2iDornos,
nacb &imini an Der Noria entfernt
lit. 9ie 9euti6en ieben ununterbro-
6en 8erltGrfuneen in Die Sample
Elm.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
arsentiniider Miiniiter beridtist
GntiteQmnsen

Ger argentinii6e &riegsminiiter
Oberit Suan 8eron erfldrte nelli6.
Dor auslGnoii6en &orreiponoenten in
@uenos 9(ires, oaB oie 9arltearng
oes Staatsoepartements in 8aibing-
ton ieiner am 10. Sunni in Ga Blata
gebaltenen &eoe iiber Argentiniens
MISUNDERSTANDING 10 entiteat NOR,
oaB iie einen ~gera0e5n entgegengeieB-
ten Sim ergebe. Semano NIT bo-
len 4biidten miiiie babel am 8erfe
getpeien iein.
Sic argentinii6e &egierung berbot
erf aAt Gage Die nationaliitii6e
3eitung nGabiloo" pegen zines 9eit-
artifels, in Dem i6arfe &ritif an Der
0aritelllng nnleres Staatsoeparte=
ments ouf oie &eoe oes S6erlten Te-
ron geiibt wuroe.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
Mnnen glanben an Sc
maltfrieOen nit Tinneu
Sic iullen @usfan tint 0nabe bitten

Sic Somjetunion bat offenbar Die
Srieoenstiir Dor BEN Simmer nod
nidt 3ugei9lagen, obpobl iie in5tui-
iden ibre 8e5iebungen 8u 9euti6lano
bis gum @raoe zines Wfilitarbiino=
mites ~ausgebaut baben.
Cine lleberfi6t iiber Die interna=
tionole Gage I'M amtliden Organ Der
Communication Bartei &uBlanos,
v8rapoa~, erfldrt: n9ie Sinner ie-
ben ii6 einem Dilemma gegeniiber-
entpeoer an einem &aubfrieg NIT
Sen oeutiden Sitleriten Bis gum
9unfte Ser boaigen @ri6Opfung
S%innlanos teil5unebmen uno Die Sol
Qen zines perlorenen &rieges nit
9eutIdlano gu teilen ODER Die Som-
jetunion Inn Srieoen 81 bitten"
Jinnlanb bleibt itir
Ser finnii6e Minilterpraiioent
gouin 2infomies berneinte IN elmer
&eoe ieoe Mogli1feit zines Sonoer-
~frieoens. 2infomies, Der gum eriten
Nial ieit Dem Misunderstanding nit
Geuti6lano mieoer Dor Die Seffent=
lidfeit trat, erflarte, oaB es ais
5olge Ser militdriiden Silfe Der
9eutiden u6innlanos Bflidt III, Die
@affen. ni9t obne 3uitimmung
0euti9lanos nieoer5ulegen."
ga mir ni9t in Der Gage lino,
unier @igenIeben fort5ufiibren," Jag
tie Ser 9remier, nmiiiien mir eben
fampfen. llno fir oieien aampf mar
es n~otpenoig, Silfe 81 erlangen.
Gas ein5ige 2ano, oas in Der Gage
uno gepiat mar, uns 81 belfen, 1T
9euti6lano."
sd tpeiB", fubr 2infomies fort,
uoaB oie ruiiiiden geoingungen Die
&apitulation 5innlanos eini6loiien.
@ad Ser llebergabe bGtten iie oann
auf einen Srieoen beltan0en, Der IL
der ni6t einmal Die elementarlten
&e6te reipeftiert bate"
2infomies betonte, er beoaure ben
Mbbru6 Der oiplomatii6en 8e5iebun-
gen our6 Die gereinigten Staaten,
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
Malan6sinieln anseblid in bentider
9ano

9ie Aalanosinieln, cine Grippe
BON etfpa 80 Snieln i'm 8ottnii6en
Meerbuien 8miiden 5innlano unO
S6tpeoen, Die fir &uBlano bon gro
Der itrategii9er 8eoeutlng fino, iol-
len bon ben 9eutiden beieBt uoroen
iein. Die Snieln gebOrten uripriing-
li6 G6meben unb famen i'm Sabre
1909 an &ilBlano. Seute ii1o iie
nod unter finnii6er Oberbobeit. 81
re 8epolferung BON etna $4,000
Seelen lit groBtenteils i6weoii6.
Washington Journal., 1944-07-07
9rei 0entidamerifaner ansssbirsert

8unoesridter slbrli88o pom 8roof-
lpn in Nep Yorf ent8og neuli6 orei
9-euti1amerifanern lire 8iirgerredte
megen friiberer 3ugeborigfeit gum
@merifa-9 euti9en 8~olfs6uno. Gr
iagte, man fonnte ienem 8uno nidt
a~ngeboren, obne gegen oie 8erfaiiung
Der @ereinigten Staaten 81 p%erito-
ben. Die orei BON oieiem &e6ts-
ipru6 betroffenen 8rooflpner maren
&arl Slid, Seinri1 Sauf uno Jrie-
ori9 @ilbelm ban Der 9ergb.