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Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17
THE BRIGHTER Side
By DAMON RUNYON

NFD MOSS rro used 80 bo
" one Of pIa.oi,'. Steve Han
ratan hueht young mon IS
row SECOND ifcUfordnf U fEc
AIR corps stationed AZ Fort
Worth ard is doing s0rc of the
national publicity IN Tho cur
rent campaign 20 enAsf women
10 the WAC for service with
mo 7r forces
ilo writes nae W4tn as much
enthusiasm as if he were
boosting one Of HannaEarS
paving clients, and ] would
like 20 do something 70 ho'p
'hlS young fellow 4 only be-
cause Of his interest IN his joo
and his naiVetc
BE- says What he wants 20
brug out about MACS IN MS
icfter is A lot OF women nave
not ioinedS The Women Army
Corps becauSe they honestly
arc not aware ~ hov important
their WAC Job would be
That is what I moan by has
uaNcte
STILL l- NOT Tor me 20 tell.
y IT, Mos, me facts of lite
about women and the service.
especially IN Wow ot nay Now
Years VOW 20 QUIT picking on
the clrl, so ! VIII Just explain
the heu'cnant's campaign IN
dotaIl and lct II go al that
VIZ might accidentally snare az
couple OF recruits &
The department he is most
Interested in the air WACs,
or the ladies of the Womens
Army Corps, Who are attached
10 aviation They DO not hy.
They 90 heavy lifting If arv
of my fair readers arc really
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17
WALTER WINCHEhL
ON BROADWAY

Trade Mark Registered. Copyright, 1914
nounceS its L. s. edition is "to
foster a closer understanding Of
the British and Apercan pqn-
Z plos " -
But JtS Nov - issue in ton
don states
II asked a certain British
minister II he didn't get an
noyed now and again by the
somewhat eNer-Vcening attitude
of the United States on oc-
casiOnS."
| offer that 10 the British In
formation Service in New York
and asked
is that way to foster a
closer understanding ?"
THE Nendome Company in
L New York soils the Stork
Club ITS caviar The latest
price lS so per 10 OR 81 -
Am ounce That means about
Sl23 per swallow
- k-4E4- -EEAlltt1-r==tff4 Al ~
a change n name for the Com
munISt Party ln the l. s. M
vlted the public 10 help select a
-Rew handle One Of Us re-
v.vcd that oldie. Browder and
Funnlcr,'
A contributor suggests:
.RroWder and Fhnn!er.'
Hal Kohn from Newberry IS.
c. says he overheard il down
there. You'd better not Jet
Postmaster General Walker see
YOU m that dress 49, And
Walter Is LOWS CROW IN 'Go
army after ENJOYING The names
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17
Answer to Question No. 3

High living and dissipation
have no known effects on
heredity Some chemicals do
injure the germ cells that carry
heredity but alcohol and high
living seem 10 have no effect on
them. ShirtsleeYes 20 back 10
shlrtsleeves for two main rea-
sons. First, the sons Of the
founder of the family fortunes
never learn the habits of hard
work in which the Old Man
grew up; second they often
make foolish marriages with
dumhcadS Thus the grand
children get poor hand-out
both from environment and
heredlty
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17
QuickAnswers

l. Democracy.
2-E plufibuS Gnum cone from
many N
3--Capt William Driver Of the
brig Charles DogCett.
4z-Benjamin Franklin, b Jan
II, 1906.
5-Glenn l.. Martin.
6-Point against or on which
lever ia placed for support.
coryr'Eht 1915, - k,ng FcatuIss
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17
QUEsTIoNS AND ANSWERS

Q What rs bronchioc'a,s,
cause and cure in = person IS
yea Of age NoHd there be
any Signs or symptoms Of braln
abeccs~ Iu a person Of that aCp >
A--Bronchiectasi, il pus in
feCtion of the ends pf all the
bronchial -tuhe>- II produces
copiouS Npect0ration. emacia-
lion and weakness. Brain alb
sceSs can result from bronChiec-
tasi>. Treatment il best by
going 10 a dry climate.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17

LETTERS FROM TIMES SOLDIERS

her because he was al atten-
ton.
One nurse jabbed the other
until they finally came 10
rather astounded semi-atten-
ton Jaws agape. As the in
Specting party moved away one
female voice with considerable
carrying power could be heard
asking the soldier:
"Do You have 10 stop work
when he comes in?"
John.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17

I GLEASON went into the
II army and was hurt over
here With his honorable dis
charge hc looked up the authors
of Sabotage After seeing
what he saw in the army Glea-
son wanted 10 make sure that
Sabotage reached as many
Americans as possible He
bought the rights from Har-
per's and that is why you now
buy il with up-to-date revi-
Slonsb AZ cut rates.
on w 4fth Street a little
Greek restaurant Is called The
Oasis. Two brothers ran IT,
and cclcbS patroni2cd IT. Many
radio programs mentioned the
place and the popular oWncrS
Both we're drafted q.
What 10 do With The place
sA,,-fftt :, sA,,,-fftt--rrtt7--Givc n lo kin until
Gf and wucnl they returned
from war II closed the
other night temporarily
Tho landlord, one Of the
nicer guys. VIII leave II as IS,
and no rent until ll and whenD
the two Greek owners return
The landlords name is Emil
Friedlander. the owner OF Da-
z!anS. He Is an unpaid exec.
OF U.S.O shows and the hacker
tand loser Of a score Of Broad
way show failures & grand
-IN who can't -aN no
Cops rrn, ny bs'u Nr~r Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17

.r,..tts ~ sr-,o in most .r.c-
f-I r.,.-.,, t-,. would .aer7
to he great r,Dorfgr.t,. but
rs.- ro, nror--e6= 5T5,7r5-r
TIF ,a-,oi.- r,.rr arfcrpr.ses
Il lf tre women aIa,t ,yr,cb
Ug beard SO much .pUrr IN rra
v.r oDrra 10 fa,e ,rrot.o .orac-
wr3t obscure I4f..y
dn r.r know how many
vaf-ar pIute No have attached
r f-er rt.r-hcr =. IN proportion
70 .1e amount ~ money spent
on frrr fralrir- y must be
Q,rfc l4r~e NfaXho troy need p
hastUnc publicity Cnaopv like
L. Ross
I.r' us hear from tnc Icu-
tenant
"Someone haS 10 train pllots
10 Hy nv instrument. hy means
nf the link trainer" ha SAYS
">o they won't crash a $3.50 900
Fortress or Iihcrator and lose
10 lives when fog closes i'm like
gray >hroud.
"Snmcone has rot to take
observations on weather, inspect
the planes. check propellcrs.
work on the bomh>ights. draw
blueurints, operate and reuair
the radios. give nermi>siou for
nlancs to land and take of and
work on tho nower turrets and
the punsiphts
i's a secret Ia n lot
NI az neonIc br,t ,be ladies
ofNbe Vnren,s army Corns in
,,o atr ,orccs tho afr VAC
40 dai,c an ,hosa,,hincs Tbe
,aunc.tor u.bo h,iIs on, 30
soh,o. nI,ro A. a,mo .trc,l.s
,l,,ard nin, 1ror, hurninr
- ,,ax QUO hi. lifo 90 son,c
,f -
,..L,, ~" ", Nv P'' ~ ~
,asoo,, uool,. ard r,o,,hs
-. -. - -, 49,, -,
49, - - -. ~" - ~ '" 1,,,a ana 60
- ir - IN, "a an ,ror
49," w a., - ,na, go. uo,nan.
''"'. - 49,, no 90 -. - . '''
W. W., ,,o ~" oa,,sai ~, ,o,,o. o,or
,"' - g. ,;,o, 81.
.,c a'"' ~ ,s.,,,o. go ~ "a "a" o,oar
en,o 1871 - L. 49, " ,ha eaid Tho
a','v ~ I''' ~" W.
soldiers VINO once worked III
that contr"i tower i giving 'he
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17

CLIFTON FADINlAN says that
- one way 10 stop another
war would be TO start a radio
program uncoVering enemies az
ne From his love letters
"Ehis desk Cnow and them
you'd never suspect FadIman
hasn't listened 10 a certain sun
day night enemy eNpoSer
Luke Beobe reports The
hcroicS and hystcra OF war are
mostly drcary stuff . There
is no accounting for tastes
Some folks like cocaine-otherS
enjoy the human yawnS OF Cafe
SouSelCty
DECENT federal indictments
IL included one for the West
ermann Book shop IN midtown
\. Y. .fCWa> Indicted charged
with failure 10 register as =
Nall agent
When inl> CgiyuTn FIRST eN-
posed that shop our story Was
denied A--And-IhnA- A-LLEl4lGnld-
SUIT for libel
The chump, who croWcd that
they would take MS 10 court for
exposing them arc uQp ~ court
on serious chal geS .. POdn
the thumb-On-nOSc
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17

I TURN the pages Non'rosus-
1 pension for neuraSth enIa.
The instruments they used 20
DO that arc gathering rust IN
the old surgical cabinets
AZ Prof OhlhauSor : CLINIC m
Berlin FOR ano>thc,.a. chloro-
form IS used hy the drop
method
NanN q glaNnAard hoadstnno
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17
.SINOkiO has subway the
same ~ New York" states

contemporary.
Not quite the same as Now
York. mister The Tokyo subway
is only SIX miles long ... 1t was
Aristotle who said
"It il best then for women 90
marry at the age of l8 and men
at about 81; they thus will he
at the height of thrir vigor at
The time of marriage and Will
come simultaneously and at the
right season 10 the rSeEiad of life
when they cease tn beget chill
dren."
Too bad the manufacturers of
siam automobiles did not per-
SI>' until their product had been
perfected II seemed the steamer
manufacturers had an excellent
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17


reporter, who wos in Italy at
the time of Writing.
DEAR BOSS:
I DON'T know whether 10 wish
Il YOU Merry Christmas or
wish that you had one Il de
pends upon when this letter
gets TO YOU. I don't know what
viii happen around here. They
have asked for entertainment
suggestions and are forming a
glse club for the occasion.
We have requiSitioned wood
10 floor and sidewall the tents,
which should please one and
all This is assuming that we
are issued the wood which IS
A big assumption l realize
that this hardly comes under
the heading Gigantic News
from Overseas. but something
like that is about the only
thing that ever happens.
We are working - hours a
day, most of them, and keep
ing out Of trouble pretty we'll
therefore
The colonel is not impressed
with the military courtesy Of
his organization and ne has is
sued an order that Saluting
start again 49, something we
haven't done since we got of
the boat in North Africa.
SalutIng is done out OF the
area but ! have never seen
SaluteS exchanged IN an area
However, We are going 10 be
different. We are going 10
salute.
II really doesn't make any
difference, except that II is an
other way for the soldiers TO
get into trouble.
On inspection Saturday the
colonel went into the PX while
three nurses were buying candy,
soap, etc, and attention was
called. The two enlisted at
tendantS came 10 attention and
the nurses kept right ON talk
ing
The colonel walked over and
called,attention, one nuvSe kept
asking for soap which the
soldier couldn't Very we'll give
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17

Ncp shU had faults
And mfh ujli hare them s'Il Z
Tie mat hath Honf. dnd Iires ds
angels do
Ngst be an angel.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17

in the scdition indictments, Sug-
gesrs tuimg It "Roggc'S Cal
lnlh
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17
IIETTEIt HEALTH


IN THE course Of my re
j searches on the Turkish
bath ! have been looking over
some Of the old medical our
mails Of 1900 20 1908
% one could hclp being
Truck with the fact that tho
ARTICLES 20 into grca' lcng,h
about subjects tha' DO NOT con-
Germ uS TODAY a. all
Here they we're in 'ho TWEEN
tieth centur. the SAME one as
ours and thought themselves IN
tho vanguard of progress. but
they are-aFon.zIng about prob
lens that have. simply been
taken out Of routine practice
or so easily solved thar the
modern medical Stud-r- ----7r-7t1tv
Sponds a Saturday evening on
then
LNR instance a numhcr ~
L articles on the Surgical
TIT
OF typhoid fever hemorrhaEa
I'd perforauon There is 50
h''le cali for 'hose procedures
neW that nobody ci~ca~>rs
thom
flphold- fever stIl exists h4t
is almost AS rare as huhoriC
piaCua Bur IN those DAYS the
hospitals Wore flll of cases
Nowadays 20 have typhol5
fever is Il disgrace ans hody
who has p should walk back
" The Middle Ages
HEifif.siii ssF7tfFrfrff r;rrS r0f
eliminate y typtoid vacClra-
tton for the individual n~p-to
of The hoWls - tho ant.yacc..
na'ionlsts does
zen here is 7n article 81.
professor IN thor and s,.
vorld-tanous Ur5iCt college
or pornlclou, anoura
II was right up-to-datc In
1902 But under treatment no
has paragraph on Diet and
thrashes around m a bcVldered
fashion Not mention or hint
OF liver
Nowadays The corner grocer
Gan tell you how 10 cure per
-feHs aHaFT7F=
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17

EDITORS NOTE-Ths is
letter to the gang at the office"
from one of the so editors, re-
porters and photographers Who
hdUe gone into serUiee from the
Times editorial department The
Writer; Ist Sgt. John n O'Brien,
reporter. uho Wos in Itoiy at
the time of writine.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17

Might be- good IDEA tor
wives 10 paste the foregoing on
their boudOir mirrors 10 and
them m being more tolerant 0T
their hates minor faults. An
other good quotation for the
same place is Mime. de Stael
words about taking the world
as IL is and men as they are
This is not really our suggestion
but comes from a subscriber
who claims his wife is Intn,eV-
ant and "unrcaSonably critical 20
We're Just trying 10 help this
poor wretch out.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17

sq@n.AG ga. JsAA 3. d.. c.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17

eliminate i' typhoid vacClra-
tton for the lndiHda4i n~prto
of tho hoWls ~ tho anr.yacc..
natiOnIstS docs
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17

Our great Nav Booklet
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17

len here is IN article tt
professor IN 'hor and ,,ll
World-laTOgs UrGlCt college
or r.rnL lnLL. urnn--.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-17

NOR instance numhcr of
1 articles on the Surgical
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-06
Mm5 ynENhmy wwNMhuM2

Herd Co say. isnT is3
 In fact, you haven't given it much thought. Things are going well now. The job pays fine, and it looks as if it will last forever.
 But suppose it doesn't? Suppose, in the years after the war, you find things slow. ing up. What then7
 Sure maybe good man can always get job. But isn't it great thing to have nice soft cushion to fall back on if and when things don't 60 right?
 And right now, if you're in the Payroll Plan and tueiing money away regularly, week after week. you're fashioning the best kind of cushion you can possibly have, big wad of money invested in War Bonds. Here's why:
 Wsr Bonds ere shs sa'ss' investment In 'hs weVld
 WG' Sends give yov $4 beck len years frsm now fOv every So yev invest
 WaV Sends are your stake ln the sood things Oe fOmoVFow-ssevVlaY, independence, STavsl, decent old age.
 And iOdGY, WaV Sends give you ehaneO Co put yovF money lNso the Ashs-Ihs best FsGsen oe 0lm Think that over. And when you get your cheek e. chuck good portion of 1t into Bonds |. even though you're buying them already. Buy War Bonds-and hang onto them.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
Chang bat
neMes &aDinett

Gbungfing @abreno G6inaS
~militdrilde Situntion itdnoig fritz
ifer miro, beiebte @eneralilimus
Gbiang &ai-Sbef adt ao6inetts=
polten nit nelten MGnnern uno er=
nonnte IL. a. Den fdbi9en Sen. Gberl
@6eng ols Nadfolger pon Sen. 6os
Ning4Gbing gum ariegsminiiter. Ser
Ali. Gbeng mar frit6er &ommanoeur
ser hineiiiden @rpeoitionsitreit-
fr0ite, Die erfolgreih an Der Sol-
meenl6ront t1mpfen. I'M cine 2anb-
route pon Snoien ourd Burma nod
China 81 eroffnen. Gen. SO bate
ons &riegsminiitertam ieit $3.50 inne.
Gas &epirement III @bltngfin9
folgte Der fiir3liden 46berufung
Sen. Soiepb %. Stilpeas Don ieitem
8oiten ais anlerifanilher &omman-
oeur i'm G1ina=Sr0ien -9urmal&aum
unO ser @ntbiialung, oaB 8ai6ington
duf Heorganiiierullg 0es GbianglGe=
gimes unO 8ereiniguig Ser &ommu-
niiten : 6rage beltano.
Sen. SO bleibt 5par Gbef oes Sc
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
RUdi3u0
Saifun lultet
anf 9eDte

Sen. Moc9(rtburs @auptquortier,
@bilippinen -Gom oritten 9otfun
leit 9eQinn oes 6elOal9es auf 2epte
0epeitidt baben ihlammbe0edte nne
rifaniihe 8olgbboDs eilten ernelltell
iapanilfen @egenangriif uHo leino-
lihe IllsbriidSperiudle aus Der Sale
I'M n0roliden AltSldltier oes Or-
moe aorrioors %obgenebrt, mic oaS
Sullptqltortier befamlt CAB.
Seftige 8inOe uno formlthe Boae
non Re9cn braben iiber oie Sd)luht-
fronten bereirL lt0rten sic Nodrid)-
tenuerbinoungen mo biloeten ein
;hmeres Sitoernis fiir Oie bon 9epte
ans operierenOen omerifonii6en 6lie-
qer, oie ober trotOem 81 SifeHiib-
uto 9efeniiDoftionen altIItiegen.
SSnfonteriiten ser 80. 0iuiiion
madlten ,.Itetigen 6ortifritt" in Der
3crmiirbltng itarf befeittgter feino-
iider 8oIitioren i'm NorOuusldufer
Oes Ormoc &orribors, Die MtocAr-
t6ltrS 8eridt beiagt.
Die amerifaniide StroBeniperre
iiber sic Grmoc. StrnBe iiiolih Don
Simon bolt trbt ihneren iaponilhen
@ngriffS nod italto.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
ntldeioun9s-
fdladbt am Welt-
ufer oes Rbeins7
yn KSln Mrs ciicn ececn ScrticbMhe Ncs Kricecs
~aoitiert ans Fl ,UMrNcn an cincm Gaec SficntliA
0ckGn0t

Qonoon Son 9lrenlbltr1 bis
SIR ldnpei5er @ren3e iollen oie Geut-
iten olli sen &bein 5uriid, ga ibre
6lonfel III Ocn &o8eien BON Sen Slime
rifanern ltnO 6ran5oien oIigerollt
81 neroen OroAeit, mGbrenO onOere
omqrifaniide SruppenperbGn0e bin.
ter oent beireiten Mpt in Die Magi=
notlinien einbrod)en mo orei Meilen
nett in OaS Saarbeden ein0rongen.
Sni Noroeu f1mpften Die 9eutt
idlen bortn6dig ann jeoen Soil 8oOen,
mubten Dem unnodlGBlidlen Druid
Oreier olliierter Arnleen aber no6ge-
ben, sic &0ln llno sic Hllbr ST errei-
d2en trahten.
General Gpiobt 9. Giienborper
erflGrte in einem Snteroiem, bob Der
ein5ige perniinfti9e &urs iiir 0ie
Oeutl6e Nrmee on ipeltliden &bein-
ufer bis gum bitteren @rtoe lpeiter5u-
fGmpfen lei, no er oenn otdD inoireft
ST ueritebeu 9ob, Dab er BORT ben
@ntifei0ungsfornpf erporte, Den er
ais nift leift betradte.
Meilenoe, Die aus Dem &ei1 in Ser
Shpeis eintrafen, ttelOeten, oaB bic
le 8epobner &olns often 9egen Oie
6ortiebung BEG arieges a9itierten
inns 81 an einem Gage offcntli6 ge-
bGngt murOef1.
giih @efon9ene, 6ie amerifoner
madten, erflGrten, DAB lie cine Nn-
tilNta5isS timmiin9 in &oln beobnd)-
ten fonnten. 90 eribien cine &arri-
fotlr SitIerS an qnidlogiGllen nIii
Sen @orten: &erlatgt pom oeliti6en
8olf megen Moiienmoros.
Sn Met brod ser @ioeritano ID
raid 5tiommletl, ooB Ser &onmnn.
0unt, So @eneralmaior 9undern,
fampflos in ieinem Souptquartier
bon aht Snfanteriiten gefangen9e.
nonlmen peroen fonnte. Die omeri.
foriide Z. uno fran5oiiide 1. @rmef
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24

morldierten olt elmer S0-Nfeilen-
6ront, oeren redte 6lanfe all ser
Sdmei5er @ren5e u%eranfert mar,
iiberoll nod Noroen Dor. MinOeitens
5pei Srte an ben @ingdn9en 81 5mei
%ogeienpGiien maren in ibren SGn-
0en uno oie 9%ettid)en iollen nii Sen
&bein 5ltriid, nobel freili6 ibre &iid=
ugsIinien atno 8riiden iiber Sen
6lltB Tortgeiebt ans ser 9ltft nnge-
griffen meroel.
0ie erlten &orbuten maren Sonn=
tog nad}t an Gbein nngefommen.
SenieitS oes 6Iulies fonnten tie Ben
iiiolihen 9tbid1nitt ser SieQfrieo-2i-
mic ieben luto itanoen geiinlI on, mo
Tie lid i'm erIten &%riegsber6it 1889
befon0en. 9fm oeutihen &beinlifer
erbebt iidJ Ser Sdnor5polO, 10 OaB
oie 6ron5oien 0rei Sin0erniiie BEL Ser
Snpniion 9eutidlon0s iiberminoen
miiiien. S6re rmmittel6arite Gro
brng ridDtete iid) gegen Ole oelttlfe
10. 4rnleegr1ippe unterbal6 0es
&6eins in Sen 8ogeien. &olonial-
trllppen aus afrifa mnren gleid5ei-
tia in @elfort eingefalleb nahoem Tie
sen Oeltifen @toeritano III Sort Sc
SitItert llto Dem beieitigten Srt 81.
iert al ben meitlihen AltslGllfern ser
Stuot iibermunoen batten.
@eiter n0rolid) 5eri6metterten sic
merchandise Z. armee ltno an6ere
fran50liide 8erb1noe Die oelltIben
&ertei0igungen, ln0 MIR nod 0os
roltdell0e ct. 9ie, 45 Meilen moro
lidp bon 8elfort, perblieb Sen 8eut-
ihen BON ibrer emit md6tigen Meur-
tbe-2inie in ben 8ogeien. (98@ mel
Set, Dab ct. Gie ebenfolls 6ereits ge-
fallen IT'D s Meilen iii0lid bon ct.
Die nobmen Die Nmerifaner GOrcieur
an gingang 0es 9onbomme : Halies,
un0 7 Meilen meiter iii0lif belebten
Sic 6%ral5oien @ernromer an Gin
gang oes ebenio mihtigen Sfludlt-
8oiies. 3rminOeit s meitere Srte an
oieier 6rout muroen meiterbin nod
erobert, 0oriinter &edyicourt, 10 Mei-
len iiiomeitlid BON Sarrebourg.
9ie ebenfnlls not Dem &bein mar
id)ierenoe Z. armee. sic es Ben 6ran-
5olen nu6mad)te nn0 in meniger ais
"a Stunoen IL Meilen porriidte, Err
reid)te Die auslaufer BON Care
bollr9, oas 80 Meilen pom R6ein
entfernt lit.
an ser 9lad,en 6ront u%nternnb.
men Die 0elttiden 5mei @egenongrif.
re alii Die 2inien Ser britilden 1tnh
omerifoniifen 3ruppen bon Sen.
0empieps =. 4rmee. 0ur6 Sen eriter
perillhten lie, in @eilenfirden ein5lt-
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24
Mtlitdr nbne
3igaretten

2on0on - Ser 8erfallf bon 3iga-
retten miro ioiort in alien &antinen
Der 8unoesarmee in @nglan0 ein8e-
iteut meroen, nit ausnn6me Ser
6liegerabteillingen, oie lih inn Scamp.
fe befin0en.
@runo sar olele I1aBnabme, iagen
sic SeDor6en, lit cine fritii6e Ser
fnappung BON 3igaretten BEL ben
Gampftrllppen nlrf Dem Sentiment.
@ngliide 3igoretten foiten lngef1br
SOC elm 8Gfden nit 90 Stiid.
8atienten Ser Cigarette, @riasOe-
pots un0 &ftruppen in Rubela-
germ mer0en ieood meiter in Der Gage
lein sic 9ieblingsmarfe ibrer 3iga-
retten aus oel1 8ereinigten Stnnten
5u rnuden.
Gas britiife Militar miro nid)t
pon Sen 8eitimmllngen ~betroffen
oenn sic &otionierltlg betragt obne=
oies id)on 45 engliihe 3igaretten pro
ISOLDE. Sin 8ertreter 0es @anoels.
miniiterirm meinte, oie &iiflpirfitng
ouf Sen britiihen 3~ioilgebrnltd) mir
BE gerina iein.
GaS 8erbot oes 3igarettenoer-
brands mor ourh einen 2eitartifpl
altf Ser eriten Seite Ser Soloaten5ei-
tltng Stars uno stripes" peranlnBt
lporoen, ser ,,pon @nibington cine
antport oltf Sic 6roge perlangte, oie
Iih ieoer rauhenoe Soloat ltellt:
$50 bleiben Die 3igaretten2"
u0ieie 6ra9e lit perniinftie unO
notmenoig, glouben mir nit Siniidt
oltf sic friibere Reou5ierung ser 4a-
ton nnO Oie anfiin0iguns, onB ser
geianlte 3iaarettenoerfauf fiir gtap
pentruppen uerboten meroen miiroe,"
'bieB es in Dem 9eitortifel ,,@eniB
miBgonnt nienano ben 6rpntioloaten
in ser 9ulft uno auf Dem 8ooen ibr
@alid)material. Sic peroienen eS."
@aris - Sffi5ieren mo Solooten
in YariS uno 5ablreiden anoeren Or.
ten binter 5. 5ront muroe geiagt, oaB
lie feline 3igaretten erbalten miiroen
obipobl lie I'M Shleidbanoel fir $4
oas BGfhen 81 boben iino.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-24

nerolIta6S, ober ieilie Gntierutng
pom Boiten oes Grie9sminilteriuts
bat m0gliGerpeiie cine Der Saupt=
'biiroen AMI Dem @eg 81 elmer Ser
itGnoiglmg 3piiden Der 3entrolregie-
rrn9 uno ben Gommuniiten 6eieItigt.
$50 ieBte einige Der beIten Sruppei
9binas, 5rupperL Oie geaen Sapoll
oernenOet meroen bitten fonnetl, 5ll
elmer 8lodaoe aegen Sic aomrnlnl-
iten Elm.
4uBer0em 1pur0e Dem General gum
@or1prrf genldht 0ie 4aHlmRaiiten
3u elmer 3 cit %an8egrifffen ST. Aaben,
in Ser lie einen @ueriaafrieg gegen
Die Soponer iitbrten.)
8. 6. giti, ser frii6ere 8iirger-
mleiiter pon Sdon8iai, opancierte I'M
349e 0es &abnettsumbaus pom &i-
5eminiIter gum 6inan5miniiter uno
oamit NnAfol9er Don Gr. $. 8.
Sung, ser iid) oer8eit III Den Ser.
Stoaten befinOet; Gbon Gbllng gao
pom Snnenminiiter sum Gi5eprdli-
benton oes &riifungs 9uon, zines
3meigs Ser &egiermng; @bong Si-
S6eng pom @eneraliefretdr Oes Goa=
3ugs-Yuan gum Sl1nenminilter; Gblt
G6io=bua Dom &i3epraii0enten OeS
9riifungs-Yli 5llm @r8ie6nngsmi-
niiter; Gbien 2i=flt pom @r5iebungs-
miniiter gum Miniiter Der alloming-
tang Organization; @atg Sbib<
G6ien pom 8rGiioenten 0es 9oliti-
ifen 8oIfsrots gum SnformationS-
nliniiter uno 9iang 6an-Gbao pom
SnformationSminiiter gum N1iniiter
fiir llcberiee @ngelegenbeiten.
@ai6ington Beneraliiiimus
Gbiong &ni=S9ef bat ieine aontrolle
fiber sic Gbunefing 8egierltng olrd)
lein jetiqes &abinetts Hepirement
betrddtlid) befeltigt, aber 6b er ieine
ltGrfere &oiition Nun oa5u benusen
miro, Die 4rmee 81 reorganilieren,