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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-07
Deaconess Hospital
Notes

Those having tonsil operations
during the past week at the Dea-
coness hospital were Charles Phelps
6. son of MI. and Mrs. Dale Phelps
of Fort Peck; Shirley, 5, and Sha-
ron. 8. children of Mr. and Mrs. FL
mer Hagen of Glasgow; Shirley
Johnston, 6, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Johnston of Glasgow;
| Donna Jean Bliven, 5, daughter OF
MI. and Mrs. Don c. Bliven of Fort
peck: Shirley, 10, and Kenneth, 6,
| children of Mr.. and Mrs. George
McCabe of Fort Peck; Dorcas
Hentz, 2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. ]. Hentz of Hinsdale; Grant
Hosford. 5. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hosford of Glasgow; and
| Sandra Waters, 6. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Waters OF Fort
Peck.
Harvey Mavencamp of Glasgow
received medical attention last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Dave Bell of Nashua en-
tered Thursday for major surgery.
Mrs. Arthur Legare of FlaXvllle
entered Thursday for major surg
cry.
Clayton Wood of Glasgow entered
Friday for major surgery.
Boyd Hedalen of Saco entered
Friday for medical care.
Mrs. Harry Stahl of Richland had
minor surgery Friday.
Mrs. Fred Mann of Glasgow was
a medical patient from Saturday to
wednesday.
Mrs. John Rowe of Glasgow en-
tered Sunday for medical treatment.
Mrs. Leonard Scheidt of Glasgow
entered Monday as a medical pa
tent.
Kermit Viste, ID, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Viste of Nashua,
has been a medical patient since
Monday.
Leonard Puchalla, 7, son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. George Puchalla of Glas-
cow entered Tuesday for medical
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Social and Club News
of the Glasgow Section

women of the city will be invited
was planned for Sept. 10. The mem
bership committee, of which Mrs
John Shepherd is chairman, and
the policy committee, of which Miss
Ida Disrud is chairman, are in
charge.
A program on the theme. How
Do We Rate Ourselves?" will be
presented and Miss Ella Hammer
ness will be principal speaker.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-07
GOOD N

Removal of time limitations that
restrict the use of special shoe
stamps is announced by OPA. The
new provisions apply to all special
shoe stamps. Previously, some spe-
cial shoe stamps, such as those is
sued as extra rations, had to be
used within time limits. The provi-
sions affect only special shoe stamps.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-07
Helping Hand Society
Will Give Russian Relief Kits

Mrs. Robert Dazell and Mrs. H. H.
Morton were appointed to purchase
articles to fill three Russian relief
kits, which will be given by the
Baptist Helping Hand society to the
Russian relief, at a meeting at the
church parlors Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. E. j. Snyder presided and
Mrs. Dazell conducted devotions, re-
viewing the book of Exodus. Mrs.
Snyder appointed Mrs. H. R. Bjork-
lund, Mrs. E. I. Farrell and Mrs. G.
H. Roberts on the bazaar commit
tee for a bazaar which will be held
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-07
PAPER Collected
in County During
Year 10000 Lbs,

Total waste paper collections in
Valley county for the year up to
Aug. l were 10000 pounds, accord
ing to information received from the
Montana salvage committee. July
collections we're $4,000 pounds. Per
capita collection for the year in the
county is 1852 pounds, above a
number of counties but below the
state per capita of 25.48. The local
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-07
Rebekah Lodge Has
First Autumn Meeting

Laura Rebekah lodge met for the
the first time after a summer recess
at the Odd Fellows hall Monday
night. A party celebrating the 93rd
anniversary of the organization of
the lodge was planned for Sept. 20.
Mrs. Henry Malunat gave a report
Of the recent state assembly to
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-07
Methodist WOman's Society
Has Program Meeting

Mrs. Fred Halter presented a pro-
gram on the financing of missions
at a meeting of the Methodist Wo-
mans Society of Christian Service
at the church parlors Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. William Raymond
conducted a devotional service. Mrs.
w. c. Oliver presided. Plans for a
family night supper and reception
for members OF the Glasgow school
faculty next Wednesday night were
discussed. Mrs. Harry Hosford and
Mrs. Peter West served a luncheon,
assisted by Mrs. R. w. Cumming.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-07

Boy Scout iwanis committee urged
this week cooperation of both farm
and townspeople in saving paper.
Farm people may bring their paper
to any Glasgow business place. The
next curb collection in Glasgow will
be Sent. "a
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-07

Oct. 7. Mrs. M. E. Knowles, Mrs.
Ella Burger and Mrs. Snyder will
compose the dinner committee.
After the meeting a luncheon was
served by the h~ostesses. Mrs. D. l..
Gillespie and Mrs. o. L. Frederick
son.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-07
Carol Polling Has
Party

Mrs. Delmer Polling celebrated the
fifth birthday of her daughter Carol
wednesday afternoon. Several small
friends and their mothers were
guests. A luncheon was served, fea-
turing a decorated birthday cake,
and the guests brought gifts for
Carol.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-07
Business and Professional WOman's
CIuh Has Dinner Meeting

A dinner meeting of the Business
and Professional. Woman's club was
held at Dunn's coffee shop Wednes-
day night. Mrs. Paul Rinderknecht
presided. Plans were made for send
ing a delegation to a district con-
vention at Miles City, Sept. II. Pro-
gram booklets for the year and cop
les of the club constitution were
distributed.
A fau roundup meeting to which
eligible business and professional
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-07
DIR Lawson Speaks at
Meeting of Nurses

DR.. Chester W. Lawson spoke on
the practice of obstetrics in China
at a meeting of District Is of he
Montana Nurses association at the
home of Mrs. K. r. Steffensen
Tuesday night. Mrs. j. C. Baker
presided. Attendance of a group of
members at a state convention in
Helena in October was discussed. A
luncheon was served by the hostess.
The group will meet OCT. 3 with
Mrs. j. A. Leist of Fort Peck, with
the Fort Peck members as joint
hOSteSSeS.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-07
Degree of Honor
Juveniles Meet

Roger Benson presided at a meet
ing of the younger group of Degree
of Honor juveniles at the Odd Eel
lows hall Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
1. w. HUMPHREYS and Mrs. Forrest
Cole, leaders, were present.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-07

which she was a delegate from the
local lodge. Mrs. Neil D. Campbell
presided. After the meeting a lun-
cheon was served by Mrs. j. C.
RuSher and Mrs. G. D. Knauss.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-07
Mrs. Brocksmith
HannrS Sister

Honors Sister
Mrs. c. H. Brocksmith entertain
ed a group of IA friends Wednesday
night in honor of her sister, Mrs.
William M. Clayton of Sioux Falls,
S. D., who is visiting her. Mrs. Clay
ton will return to her home Fri
day morning. The hours were spent
in informal visiting and a luncheon
vas served.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-07

Although Iceland's climate is too
severe for ordinary vegetable
growth, huge garden plantations
have sprung up about hot springs
where even semi-tropical crops can
be grown.
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care.
Mrs. Orrin Barnes of Nashua has
received medical treatment since
Tuesday.
Deloma Thoeny, 70, daughter of
Mrs. Oma Thoeny of Hinsdale, en-
tered Wednesday a a medical pa
tent.
Baby Clara Pelham, five months,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Pelham of Glentana, was received
Wednesday for medical treatment.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01
6elhubfeuer
Ser Deutlhen
miro hefti9er
GaroIamncs perNrinecn Scr 2lrmtccm Scr 2luiicrtcl,
ncecm sen Nkcilt, Nns amIAcimctN orcic Opicr crs
TcrNcrt

@eitlrfer ser 6o6moiier fiibrenoen
&oer p%ol(itGnOig. Dieier Srt lit cine
Mfeile bon Dem Sitltfer lie9ett0en Sit.
lid entfernt. Sic nobm |ferlter Bar
men, n6r0Iid BON Siilids mo 9lltoorf
I'M Siioen. &oSlor uno Mer3enbolt.
len mtrocn trob beftiger 0elttider
Can't. @cgeumgriffe pom 5einOe &C.
Hubert. Sn &irhberg mo 8armer
mlBten sic Srtppen fnietief i'm
6odlmaiier ser Roer moten. 9Gn Den
Ausldufcrn BON M}er5enbauien nab.
men lie elm geinmtes oelttideS Bot
talon Nefapgen uno ero6erten oeiieu
Saltptqltortier. Qmerifaniihe Pr
t%illerie rie6 Elm meiteres Battalion
auf, oas I'M Monoliht Qegei1ongrei.
zen mollte.
Die Sample midelten iidl alli un0
SIT 6ei0en Seiten elmer BON SitlerS
&eidSalltoba6nen n6, 0ie nod Dem
81 Meilen entiernten G0ln fiibrt. 6
Meilen meiter iitOlid iiberql1erten sic
amerifnner cine meitere Neih8outo-
babn IN oitliAer &idtltng, als lie iid
nab Siin9crs0orf borfdmpften, nun
4 Meilen non Giiren entfernt. Sic
fonlen al oieier 6rout IL @leiIen
niber an oie n Observation-Disclosures
beralL sic Der 5ein0 Inn ieoen Breis
su balten lidt. Aber oieie Sample
Oiirfen nidlt nad Dem benleiieu ner-
Sen, mas an MieiIen o0er Dar0s &c
monuen miro, oeun Sen. Giienbom-
ers 3iel 6eite6t 0arin, sic oelitide
arnlee 5u 3erit0ren sic %oifen6ar sic
GntideionngSidlaf meItlid oes
&beinS ultstrogen mill.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01
8ierlot be-
bduptet iidj

8riiiiel - 3um Seile iin0 ole
Streifs in 8elgien 6ereits mieoer
eiilgeitellt moroen, gum Sell Itebt
tire @initellung 6ebor, uno oie gar5e
Sitliation bot Elm neltes @eiidt err
6alten.
9ie 6elqiidle 9eputiertenfomner
befltnoete @renier Sltbert Gierlot
NIT acknowledgement Me6rbeit tbr
Gertrouell, m1breno britii6e Sanfs
Dor Sem So1s altf Ser @adt itan=
sen.
@ieoerbolt BON beifGlligen 3uru-
len unterbro6en, erflGrte Bierlot Ser
&ammer, ooB er I'M qngeiiht BON
9enlonitrationen nift 3uriidtreten
lperoe.
&lr3e 3eit ipGter nobmen Sic De-
putierten nit elmer Me6r6eit BON
116:12 Stimmpn sic 8ierlot : gor-
la9e an, bic Dem Bremier auBeror-
Oentlide Madt6efngniiie in oieier
3eit Ser &riie iibertr1ot.
Ils Die &ammer 8nianmertrot,
ltreiften befanntlid) sic StraBenbobn-
onQeitellten un0 Derlangten nod, 9e-
million Ser &egierltng, ober oaS Ser
DISQUALIFICATION CAB befailnt ooB
Der Streif mie0er eingeitellt mltroe,
nadoem Der &erfebr in galr3 8riiiiel
m0bren0 Ser MorgenItnnQen labfnge=
leat poroen mar. Ser Streif", err
Elm 9eamter oes MiniIteriltms,
mar mebr Don Ser Hatur elmer 9e-
monltration, I'M nuf ole lln3ufrieoen-
heif iiber ao6len- inns 2a6ensmittel-
nionael oltfnerfiam ST MAIDEN, oGs
bon Ser zines Streifs%
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01
Ser Mtan9el
an Wtunittnn

MaihinQton - General @ilen=
bonner bat27 ieiner& ~eteronen pom ser
@ampffront rad Saufe geinnSt
nit Ser M1iiiion 0dbeint 81 beridten,
mie iebr Ser Munitionsmnngel Der
ganfee SaGe ihnoet. Ole &etera-
men meroen mdbreno Ser nd6iten
Ied]s @ohen in Siinfer ? @ruppeu
@ranatenperfe in IS Stdoten Oes
Qan0es belllden, nm, mie ltnterlefre-
tar &otterion pom &riegSomt iif
ansoriifte, cine Snipiration ,,3u Sem
grtraipurt SIT geben, ser n0tig it,.
D@ir braltden cine bolliihe Men-
ge BON Munition" erfl1rte Ser ted.
Sergeant 9(loin Sunfomsfe aus Obi
cago, elm M0riermann.
u8ir geben beute gegen Oie Sieg-
frie0linie an."
,,Sir f0nnten 5peinaI iobiel S6o-
Ben anri6ten~, meinte Stubsiergeani
@olpnro 81. gearoen aus @aco, Ser.
u@enn mir lie bdtten miiroe es Der
Snfnnterie ~betrGdltlid Ieidter iein,
uno mir niiroen mebr Selbitlhut
buben."
8earoen erinnerte iidl oaB iein(
gin6eit, nadoem lie einen @e9enan.
grill i'm Nornlan0ie 8riidenfopf ab.
~geidIoeen batte, oaS 6eltern oreiSa
ge lang einitellen m1Bte, neil es i'm
on Munition feblte.
9ie 9eutiden, iagten Die 8etera-
1len ein6ellig, idleuOerten mebr Mu.
milton in 6ie Goiitionen ser aliier-
ten, ais Oieie uuf ibrem gan5en gor-
ItoB bis our Siegfrieolinie gil BE-
iteben botten. Die 81 fommen bon
Der erlten unO Ser neunten Snfante-
%rieoibiiion un0 Don ser oritten Ban=
5eroipiiion.
2onoon = @remier Gburdiu aob
Dem u~1terbauie sic 8erii9erung, SAB
Die britiihen Armeen, ,,oie notice
Mltnition BADEN, lire Sdlodten at
farnpfen" uno oerbieB cine energiIhe-
re Sffeniipe gegen Sapon nod
9elltidlanos &npitulation.
Seine 9emerfltng nit ge3lg auf
Die MISUNDERSTANDING Ser britt
lfen Irmeen fanoen un1io gr0Bere
9eahtltng, ais 8rdiioent &ooienelt
crit Dor fur5em erfldrte, oaB MonaeI
an @ranaten amerifaniihen SoI0a-
ten 0as 9eben foIte.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01
Na3is nUcQcn mtckr
p>8cMabcm rcr1rcnrcn

9onoon - Berlin erfldrtc, 0oB
0Oie an5abI ser qegen 2onoon nno
on0ere 3iele nabe ser 6ront oeripen-
oeten &-2l9omben fat ieoen BAG err
b0bt morOen it,. Sn ser 6l1nfien-
bltng bieB es, 0aB 8robleme Ser Ser.
itelllin0 nnO zines beidleltnigten
Starts iebt gel0it mor0en iino. Ser
Oeutihe @eereS6eriht erfl1rte, Con-
Son, Nntmerpen lrl6 9iittid, bil0eten
3iele Ser 6ernbom6erl.
@ie Berlin ferner b~eboltptete, De-
obiidltigen Die 9eutifen, Mafeten-
bomber al ser Dit uno @eitfront
ais 6ernartillerie ein5iieben. Ser
8orteiI Ser 8-249omben beitebt 0ar-
in, miirOe oltsgefiibrt, Dob ite me-
ser bonn 8ooen ans nod aus Der
Quit ongegriffen mer0en fonnen. Ser
iidtbare Cell oeS Sdweifes lit nm
om Mnfang ST bemerfen unO All eli
ner iebr fltr5en Strefe."
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01
fnr NaN-
frie9s5ielc

@al6inaton Sic Nominiitra-
tion l~tnterbreitete Dem &ongreB ibre
erite @eloonforoerung i'm Sntereile
zines NodfriegS 3iels BON 60 Weil-
lionen Grlperbslteuen, pie es Don
gr1iioent Gooiepelt ertldrtermaBen
al1geltre6t miro. Ser Er1lioent be-
antrngte cine 9ewiaigung BON $75,
100000. 8ornu8iihtlid miro Das
@elo lloh Dor Sa9resenOe in einenl
Nad)trags @tnt uufgefommen wer-
Ben, ga ser &ongreB Bel iriiberer
@eleaenbeit bereits grmGfJtigung fiir
ieine @erallsgabun9 6e5p. Die 3wefe
gege6en bat. fiir oie eS uerpeuoet
meroen ioa.
Ser groBtc Cell ooOorl lit sur Nus
leibltng an gin5elitaaten, Counties
ltllo St0ote beablidtigt, unio 5par
nad) MaBgobe ibrer 9euolferung.
Sic Gmpi1nger oieier Garleben
merOen oas @elo fir Ylu-
nung, glaupuulen rn0 an0ere por-
bereitenoe MaBnabmen fiir ben Ban
BON Sfulel Soipitdlern uno an-
oeren offentliden Arbeiten aus
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01
|NtbarIte Kdmpte der 6e|6id)te an
Oe I'M
>en nngarns

Sonoon - &uiiild)e 9ruppen bo-
ben cine nelle Sffeniipe in ungdrlt
begonnen, 0as 90 Meilen iit0lih port
8uoapeit am Gonnu=@eltufer gele-
gene Mo6dcs eingenontmen llto orill-
gen gegel 9ecS nor, Die &aoio Ser
lin befuitat gab. Ser ruiliidle gerid)t
mel0ete fir Die Grpberllng BON mebr
ais so Srten in ser TihedolloDafei
itno Der lt%eberqlerung Der Sts6n
Q6eiB) in lltgurft n0rolid Don
Npiregpba5n, %erlpdbnte ober nidt Die
non ieinoli6er Seite gemelOete vi
tion unmittelbar norOlifl Der ingo-
ilaipIiden @ren5e.
0ie Gote @rmee e%r5Ielte an Der
miteinonoer p%erbunoenen norolrngd-
rid INSTRUMENTATION 6ront 8e-
mime bis 81 IA Weilen uto nit Der
lleberquerung Ser 8is5a lit Der leBte
Seil 0ieieS 6luiies noro0itlid Don
Iofaj in ruiiiide @dnoe gelangt.
&a0io 8ariS uerbreitete audi eillc
1m~beltatigte Meloun9. Oer5ufolge
Somiet @inbeiten iid 6ereits Dem
So Meilen Don 8ecs entfernten @lat-
tenlee nG6ern. Mosfan bat bisber
nod nie Sperationen meltlid Der 60
nnu ern16nt, por oenen Berlin idon
lett iaber elmer Mohe ipridt.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01
prcmticr King ipnrnt
pcr ~O2lnnrdRic"

0ttoma ST. einem appell ans
~llitcrballs, Iid in ser ariegsinhe olti
ieiten Der &e9ierung 81 ltellen, err
fldrte @renier Macaen3ie Sling IN
Gr0ffnlnig Ser 9e6atte iiber Oie iiber-
ieeiiAe SrllppenDeritdrfungs Tolis
tit, oas 2ano itebe m0glid]erpeiie Dor
,Anorhie", iofern sic &egierling
nidt unteritiibt meroe. Ger Tremier
eroffnete, Bob er einem ieiner &a6i-
n~ettsfollegen Inn Sen anoeren 0ie
&egieruneSfiibruung nit ser geraitt
mortlihfeit fiir 8orlage eiiies lleber-
eefonifriptions &rogramms angetra-
gen uno feiner ieiner &ollegen af-
5eptiert babe. Ser Gremier Iebte 6in-
5lt, ooB er iih nit Ser 6ruge elmer
Aufloiuug 0es Yarlametts befalie.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01

2on0on II SIN 0elltifen Huno-
funf mllrOe Sic gegempGrti9e Sdladt
an Ser @eitfront ois cine ser fltrfyt-
boriten lino miloeiten in allen &rie-
gen ser @eItgeidihte be5eidnet, ludb-
reno sic Entertainer nit ser 8epGIti-
gltug Don Siirtgen Siingersoorf unO
&oslor Dem ge9enpdrtigen 3iel Der
Gffeniioe an 0ieiem Cell Ser @eit-
front, &oln, n6ber fanlen.
SeIbit sic 6rourmeloungen ser
4lliierten dnrafteriiieren Oas Nus-
NAB 0as 0ie aGtnpfe onnebmen, be-
iagen0, Dab Die 9eutiGen Idlperere
@ei6iibe ais ie 5ltpor beranbringeil
itn0 oa8 ieinolide @rtilleriefeiter
Lungs ser gon5en 9inie 5unimnlt.
Die erlte arnlee lit iebt bis in Die
@egenO Don &elit6au bel ibrem Bor-
oringen alti Ser @eitieite 0es &beins
gelangt.
9[n iiioliden @nOe gelongte oie
amerifanii6e Z. @rntee ebenfolIs
nit Dem &6ein ols 3iel bis allf Orei
Meilen un &agenol beran, Ole fran-
5oiiihe erIte arnlee nGberte lif Col
mar.
Die amerifanii6e 3. Arnlee 0rong
entlang elmer Siebenmeilen : Sront
in 315 Meilen @ntfernung bon Saar=
lautern ernelt ins &eidSgebiet Elm
urto fam allf s Weilen an Saarbriif-
fen berult, I'M 0onnit sen gr0btelt
@eldn0egeipinn an Der @eitfront 5l
er3ielen. SIN Noroen riifte Die ane=
rifaniide 1. ltno 8. @rntee iiber Ser
perI6lnmmten &olner @6ene gegen
Sic oeutid9e &oer-2inie Dor. an 0er
GliaB-6ront oertrieben amerifaniife
u1o fran3oiii6e Srlippen sic lesten
Ro3is aus Ben Gogeien uno ser 2otb-
ringiidpen g6ene, uno It1rften lire
Noroflanfe na6 elmer @ripeiteritng
oes 3a6ern : StraB6ltrg &orri0ors
nllf 90 Meilen.
Bonn 0oroen na9 Sii0en ergab
sic ~fortgelebte idapere Sffeniipe gegen
oas &ei6 Die folgen0en @rge6niiie:
Die 8. Qrnee beiebte airdberg am
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01
acknowledgements
fiihrt 3r yrrtiintcrn

@aris = Sic i'm 2lniteigen begrif-
fene an9emobnbeiten, sic ii6 oltf SEM
@ege 5llr 6ront befinoen, NIT onOe=
rem aameraoen ibre @rfennungs=
Morfelt alls5utauiden bot BEL Den
4rmeebeb6r0en grpBe 8piorgnis aus
geloit.
Ser 4ustauid BON Grteunnngs-
marfen begonn inter eini9en SolOo-
ten nit Dem o6er9l1ltbiiden 6inter-
ge0anfen, 0aB lie Dor irgenomelhem
llnbeil nerihont bleiben niiroen, Ioll-
ten lie sic Marfen zines &ameraoen
Itatt ser eiaenen tragen. 9fls cine
6oGge iino cine qnn5e @n5abl ltnper=
lester Solooten irrtiimli6eripeiie ais
8erlltltopfer gemelOet moroen.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01
0iriocnt pcrlcr 2lneckS>
rioc nmrh Gcitapc

Gan 6rancisco @ie 8ierre
Montenr. Ser Girigert oes hieiigell
Sinfonie Grfeiters, mitteiIte. lit er
in aenntnis aeiebt moroen. oaB 3tpei
ieiler 9rit0er, nit i6ren Irolten uno
ailtoerm insgeiamt iieben @erIonen,
ION Ser @altapo megen patriotiid)er
8etatignn9 Scr 5amilienoberbGupter
luahreao Ser geietung birgeridtet
mor0en iino.
Gle Conformation fnm bon einem
oritten gruoer, anore, lin0 ieinem
SAmiegeriobn, Simon garenoie, ser
Stabsiargeant I'M Sberiten 9aupt-
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01

lid aeihGoiat. Sine Nn5abG bon
9eiftern gerieten III ben &onGlen ollf
8rurto.
Bum orittenmol innerbolb BON
3pei Monuter, iagte oas Miniite-
riltnl leaten Bomber nit Gammbrii-
den i'm 9ortnlullo GINS &anul Ell
ne Strede bon is Meilen troden.
Sic trofen audi Sen Mittellaao So
nal mo trodneten i'm unaefabr Is
Nteilen meit aus.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01
Hcihs>W
ucn Bcmbcrrt octrcffcn

eonoon - GuS britii6e 2lrftfobrt-
rniniiterium gnb befannt, oaB H@6
2ancoiters in ser Nadt oes 81. 900
uember 3pei Ser bauptlahlidliten
oeutiden @oiieritraBen blodierten.
Sic oeutiden Observation-Disclosures
CUR @eltTront mur0en oaourd) ernlt-
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01
Snactiu

Snllctln
Strakbnrg = Die Grldiefnng BON
jc fiinf Oentiden @eiicln fir jeOen
uns Sem Sintcrbalt cridlOiienen fran-
SOiiIfcu SolOaten mnrSe in elmer
ErUflnmc.iOn bier Onrd' SrigaOe-
aeuernl 2eclerc, SummanOcnr Der
s~lueiten franaGiilAeu Er'IacrOiuiiiom,
anacOrubt. S:s Samstag miiiicn
allc @affen, sic nnuuturiiicrtc Teriu-
nen in Seiib ba6cH, a6Nrlicfcrt iuer-
oen.
Earis Slim wcitcre Stiit-
ptilftc Der Ocntidlen %crtciOignus ut
Scr &Oer wnrOen pOu Scu Nmcrifa-
nern erubert.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01

Gonoon - Dit er6eblihem 8omp
fpuroe 0as %arlament ourd GOnig
@eorg e%r0ffnet, uno b~eionOerS be-
oeutlam piro ienle @rflarun9 ollge-
ieben 0ariiber, DoB 10 idulea wie
moglit Die britiiGen Streittrdfte ge-
gen Sapan permebrt nno p~erltartt
meroen 0iirfen.
gr IdJil0erte oie &riegsarsiidten
Sur 3eit ols uor3iiglih uno beidai-
tiqte Iid nit ben @adfriegsprOble-
men, bic ous 9arlomeut 3u bonoba-
ben baben miiroe.
Ser &0nig mofte es flor, Dob
5piid)en Dem gnoe Oes &riegeS III
europa un0 Der 8eIiegung Sapans
cine 5riIt pergeben peroe, in Der lid)
oos engliide @arlament bereits nit
@eiunobeits- itno San0elsmaBnah=
men etc. 51 beiGGftigen baben neroe.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01
Ncmc Gaitfraftwaecn
FIR Sctuictfirntcn

Mostot = @ie bier befonntQege-
ben muroe, lit nit Ser &roouftion Ell
mes leid,ten 9aitfraftmogens uno Ell
mes 6a6r3eltqes, GbnIid) Dem aneri-
faniidlen @e%ldnoepa9er, ~begonnen
mor6en, sic in Ser 9nn0mirtIdoft
9erpenonng fin0en Iollen.
Ser neue 9oitfroftmogen lit Elm
iadbs iplin0riges, 213 Eonnen ifyme-
res 6a6raeug, nit eillem iebr itarfen
.Stabldniiis. gr eriebt sen gegen.
ipdrtiaen + Sonnen idmeren bier
~5plinorigen 2aitfraftpagen. Ole melt
en- Mo0elIe meroer uon ser @orfi=
N9ftoiabrif de6aut.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01
8arlament
erOffnet

Bulletin
2on6on - Sm Harlamcmt madltc
es GbnrdJi4 FLAIR, baf bic %geaenlpar=
tiae SitnntiDm es fanm redltfertlge,
aa ertuarteH, OeR Der aricg III Gnro.
pa DOr nGditen Summer DDr6et lei
anO Oaf miemauo miile, uelde 3eit
Spamme stuiiden Der Nieoerlaae upn
SeutIdlau0 nnb Sdpan pergeben
iueroe.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01

MuibinQton - S6ne aroBen Isl
oerituuo SIT fmoen, unternabmeu
omcrifuniihe 3erit0rer ltno unoere
6lottcneinbeiten ein 9omborOement
Ser 2anO- Snltnllotionen Der Sapa
ner bel Grn1oc. III sic 9udJt Elm m1b
reno elm jupmniifer HunOiunf cine
nelle iaponiiAe Ra55io oltf Soipou
meloet itlro iiber mloere iordniiden
@rfolge beridltet.
Sopdnilde 8orpe0ofIllg5eltge n1o
5tur5bomlber gillgell 0tontog in Dem
bis6er idmerIten 9lngrifi oieier Art
gegelt o%merifaniide &rie9sihiffe NM
transporter i'm @oli BON 2epte 0
mo amerifatiide 3eritorer bepGltig-
ten in oerielben Hadt triigeriihe Sc
n1iier, um i'm eriten @inOringtn ani
Sic @eItieite ser 8bilippinen Srmoc
All beid)ieBen. 9ieie Iftionen OIL ge-
geniiberliegenoen Seiten elmer Sniel,
no 5tiirme Ole 8o0enf1upfe 5un
Ginbolten bradten tpttrOen pm Sen.
Mac@rtbur acknowledgement.
Die feiholiden 6Iie1er, Die 0as
miloe 6lafieuer ser &rie9sidiffe
ourd0raugen, grifien ginbeiten an,
imlter Oenen iih ein Sdlodtihiff be
fon0, uno ole @ntitebung nidt nGber
ioentifi5ierten SdlaoenS DurOe 5uge-
geben. 6iinf5ebn iopaniihe Slug
3ellge ginqen bierbei uerIoren 10
ourd sic 6laf uno oie beiOen an0e-
rem burh Die Sa9er-abpebr: etipa Die
Sdlfte 0es geiamten feinolihen 9lil-
qreifer Gerbmpoes. Sopaniide
6hlQ3ellge griffen fpG6ren0 6es gan
gen Cages ouh oeridieOeue 3iele uuf
2ente on.
Washington Journal., 1944-12-01
9fa55ien onf
oas &eiN
8nletin

Bulletin
2OuOum - 9ie Gcl=Gaffinerien in
Misbmra nnS sic 6radptbabubDTe IL
Scanm gebGrten sn ben DOm 1000
SliegenOen 6eftun9eH a%ngegriffeneH
ElGBen i'm Heidg.
eouOun @iien aeb0rte gu sen
in Oeutiflano olrdl Bomber onge-
griffelen StaOten.
Niiru6erg muroe BON Dem it1rfiten
iemols ii6er eiuem Oeutihen 3iel ein-
gelebten Miosqitito 8erbaro 6om-
burOiert, pie OaS 2uftfobrtminilte-
riun befunntgab. Sen eriten gtad)-
rid)ten 5ufolge erfolgte Ole Sombar-
0ierlng oduBerit genuu" unO fur5
mad Gem Nbmurf Der eriten 8om6en
entltano cine geipalti9e @rploiion
iopie Elm Gelteridein, Ser in GROCER
S06e fliegenOen 0fosqltitos erleltdl-
tete. Sic tatidhlihe StGrfe Der
formation muroe ni6t mitgeteilt.
Sdtmerbomber Der &AS morfen
1000 5onnen 9ontben oltf Oie beiOer
oeutiden Nadifp1bltiibpunfte Nellf
ms 7Sreiburg i'm 8reisgou binter
ser @eitfront db.