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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Tennis Courts

Two new concrete riverside tennis courts are
ties and its newly formed club is functioning
under the presidency of Bob Griffith.
Two more courts will be added in the spring
and the organization will apply shortly for mem.
bership in the United States and Southeastern
Michigan Lawn Tennis Associations
Alex Hetzeck and Walter English were win
of the fourth annual Forty Mile inter-
scholastic doubles championship tournament at
Hamtramck Park from field of AZ teams. They
defeated Jim Kennedy and Ross Heron of Crosse
Pointe High School in the final, 60, 6-l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Birmingham Boy Lost
To Yale for Season

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. Is
Mac Whiting. l9-year-old Yale
captain, will probably be out for
the rest of the season with a
broken hone in his left leg. The
Birmingham. Mich, boy suffered
the injury in the first quarters
against Columbia Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
COACHED BY SPEARS

Although we'll coached by Doc
Spears. former Minnesota and
Wisconsin mentor. the Old Liners
didn't show much IN bowling. 1910,
TO Wake Forest and 800 10 little
Hampden,Sydney College Of Vir-
glnia.
State is playing a home and
home series with Maryland.
Spears is 10 bring his team here
for the final game Of the season,
Nov. II. Next weeks foe rs
Wayne L., which will he met at
L. Of D. Stadium in a night game
Friday. Oct. u.
Fullback Breslin. VINO. suffered
a twisted ankle in the third quar-
ter Of the Kansas State game, will
be gwen plenty Of chance 10 re-
cover this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

average of 232. The Chene games
were 994-9l5-10S6-929 Paulus
had SOS; Russell Jantz, ranked as
a greatly improved performer this
season. III; Tom D'Orazio 723,
and Mike Tesla 734 10 compile
ment the Curtin effort
Ira Wilson's had the high game
OF 1893 and Curtin led the indi-
viduals on 267. The foregoing
totals may not hold as z a. B,
Suffrins, Stroh, Gaskets, Saginaw
CARRIERS, Pontiac Schlitz. Fife,
Saginaw Recreations and Seven
Eleven are among the teams
scheduled Saturday.
The first 10 teams chens-Trombly 1924
standard 1907 Ira Wilson 1918. Auto Club
$500 Gray Hub 37s5. Palmer Pan S723
ArchWsy 1892. DeluTVed $3.50, sheldon q
Johnson 1870. StempisnH 1888
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Scratches

~ United Press
ROCKINGHAM
weather clear track, last
first Pace-Tirnors war Ec!tinn
second PAce--Msrvyr Leroy LiEhtoot
lee R!ysr shannon Chefs BOY.
FOURTH RIce-Naicina Greedy, Chicona
FIFTH Rsce-kantA Run.
HAWTHORNE
weather clear trtca last
Firt Psce--Free sfin Random breeIe,
Air Sprits Rook Plate
second RAce-SAleA Tax, Uncle Bud
Recalling
Thlrd Rtce--Lsu step.
JAMAICA
weather clear track fast
Tfrff RACE curry
second Pscs-Anky'os LyonstoTn, Te-
diruf Miss Chsrce Maze
Third Race-Rt Cay Phescia Fift'
Bourne Sufuss Mel sun LADY Pi-
ousnt IN ths Purple
Fourth RSce-nhncs Team.
Ftuh Rsce-Csnins
Sirih Rsce-Fu sight. Hetvt BOBBY
Grand TOY
seventh Pses-Anu Lcvsbls shaun 6
Mae n. Lithi RsiEh Pantheon. kinF ;
GAmslt.
THiSTLEDOUN
weather clear track, slow
10 rrrEfrhes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

are u. Of y. High Oct % and
Central, Northwestern and Red
ford.
l.. Of D. High, in addition 20
Mackenzie, has 10 face North
western, Southwest tern and
Western.
Cooley, too. is very much in the
running despite its loss The
champions play Northwestern
next Saturday. and follow against
BEDFORD. Wilbur Wright and
Southwestern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Mangrum Recovering
In English Hospital

LONDON. Oct. Is CUP)-Pvt.
Lloyd Mangrum. former profess
sional golfer from Oak Park, H.,
who suffered arm and shoulder
fractures recently when his jeep
was wrecked in France, was re-
ported recovering today at an
army hospital in England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Trowbridge Shoots
684 for I'd Place

Wade Trowbridge's 6S4 went
into second place on the Western
Travelling Bowling League prize
board. Bill Luoma's 6S7 remains
first. YoungS set new team high
Of 1892 in taking four points from
Meirer, Warren Hoffman Of the
losers scoring 657.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

b la c k when
I h ey resume
their 42-game
$1,000 c h a l.
lenge doubles
match Satur-
day at Rola-
vile w / IN
+ e. BIS Chef
Bukowski and
Louis Sielaf.
Norris Petro
had a 21-game
total of 1906 TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Chene Pinnnen
Lead on 1924

With 20 teams still to roll their
four game totals Saturday,
Chene-Trombly, fittingly enough,
harbors today the lead in Joe
Paulus' second annual $1,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

s W 2 epstakes.
On the home
a alleys Chene
raped 1924 TO
lead the field
of 20 by II
pins oV r
Standard, the
nearest CO M
petltor.
Scoring hon.
ors w e n I TO
Howard Curtin
on 92S for an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Hayes Picks "A
OF Is Winners

Picking "a winners out Of 25
games over the weekend. Edgar
Hayes jumped from third to first
place among The Detroit Times
football experts
The only game Hayes missed
was the one Iowa Pre-Flight won
from Purdue
Lewis II. Walter. with p win
parS advanced m Sec0nd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

Order 10c United States War
Savings stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to Your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Norris Duo
Tops by 259

A third block average Of 1855
to ABA Clipped away a rival SO
pin lead and left Stroh's John
Petro and Joe Norris 259 TO the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Prep Upsets Leave
Only , Unbeaten lis
By JAKE BERsoN

CLEARING NJ the debris today the disastrous
vekends for favorites years leaving only three OF 10 Metro
L. of d High and Pershlng
nbean records end Of the second week Of the season
foirS regarded teams Cooley ham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

souri, W h / C h
stands in the
Spartans' patti
10 a perfec
record.
T h a is IN,
c o n s e nsus OF
States follow
ers today fol
lowing States
ass vi Glory
over X an S as
State.
NIT,aL a. ntall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Stdfe'sEyes
On Missouri
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

EAST LANSING. Oct. 16-Uni-
versity of Maryland will oppose
the unbeaten Michigan State foot
ball team this week but il is Mis-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

hCcNCh ihiAhiS AAioii VI @'bNAN
Dame who romped all over Dart
mouth Saturday in Boston. With
only a tie against them, Great
Lakes is still considered one OF
the top teams In this section.
Paul Brown will take his Sail
ors from Great Lakes back home
10 Columbus to meet his old mates
this Saturday in what should be
the top game of the week. II the
Bucks can turn back the Blue
jackets they'll be placed first in
the nations ranks.
M HAS OPEN DATE
Michigan is still contender in
the Western Conference race on
the strength of its ~ to 0 win
over Northwestern. The Wolver-
ines enjoy an open date this week.
end and then start the second half
of the season with Pennsylvania,
Purdue, Illinois and Ohio State
remaining on the schedule. Should
they win all of these games they
would be assured at least tie for
top honors in the conference
again.
Wayne University showed a lot
Of power and speed in their
opener, whipping Otterbein. Is to
II. Joe Gembis has only two
games left on his program but
hopes TO add one or two in the
next few days.
Purdue. Michigan's next foe, for
the second time was trimmed by
service team. This time Iowa
Preflight edged them out, ID to S.
Two pass interruptions paved the
way for the SeahawkS' win.
YOUNG PAGES ILLINI
Illinois. paced by speedy Buddy
Young, had no trouble in downing
Iowa. Young collected l39 yards
in seven tries. just a few inches
under 20 yards each time he car
ried the ball. He also scored
twice.
Indiana had -non-eonfercnce
contest and easily disposed OF
Nebraska, 81 10 0. The Cornhusk-
ers. once a football power in the
Midwest. have faded in the last
few years and taken some mighty
walloplngs.
Minnesota and Missouri had
scoring marathon with the Goph-
ers taking the honors, 80 10 p.
Michigan State continued IN the
unbeaten class with a smashing
As 10 S win over Kansas State.
y. c. PREFLIGHT TIED
There were the regulation num-
Der of upsets. The biggest was
the tie game between Virginia
and North Carolina Preflight. The
Preflight eleven was the same
team that tripped the powerful
NAVY in the opener.
Navy had trouble again this
week but managed to trim Duke,
7 10 0.
Colgate surprised most Of the
experts in beating Cornell and few
figured Syracuse over Lafayette.
In the South the power teams
Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia
Tech. Tulane and Texas--won
easily. The West Coast followed
form with all the favorites win
nlng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Booth ale Coach

Able Booth, the Mighty Mite
OF a former Yale football team, is
coaching the junior varsity squad
at his alma mater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Buckeyes Keep Going;
Await Great Lakes
BY EDGAR HAYES

Ohio State living preseason predictions The
third football fashion
Wisconsin 207 the the Midwest
W perfect records
The othe a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

with It's we'll thhnLhf
balanced attack led by Jack Bres-
lin and Bob Bruegger, Coach
Charles Bachman's team appears
TO have too much punch for the
ordinary civilian team. Although
reserve linemen yielded a score IN
the last quarter of the Kansas
State game, not one of State S
foes has been able 10 crack
States first string line for a
touchdown.
PRESSES GOPHERs
Missouri, however, lifted the
eyebrows of the State coaching
staff by pushing Minnesota TO the
finish Saturday in bowling. T-39
With William Dellastatious. a
whirlwind halfback who scored
three times against the Gophers
and kept them on their toes with
his passing all afternoon. Mis-
souri, proved she had something
extraordinary in the way OF a
civilian team.
While Bachman doesn't want
his team looking too far ahead
there is little question that he
will try TO bring his team 10 a
peak for the SHOW Me- team.
Next Friday nights game un-
der the lights with Maryland at
College Park shouldn't be too hard
for the Spartans, off Maryland's
record this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

PALACES CHOENHeRR ' soIU ~ ,'S siso
IattrVet,on, DAILY on the PAUL soBttr
ssIt.iniuuetor, 10 A. ", to p. NJ. 81 lesson
puu prIru 1920 MEYERS. Near
TAlM b6AGh hesicHoLs. w 3.s27s
oPts BOWLING TODAY Us1lt So ". Ere.
in,,ruet'or, BY Al o"sor w.ssdsT. IS P. ".
PALMER PARK v:....rs 'G 80 ,S s'I-'; q
TO s.2232 os.n so~i,ra From 80 A. n. 10
q p. ~. Ar~ ~. Ere. Psrsins. coettsil tou"7..
pipYIIun 1920 wEst WARREN Ma"
TAnkLRNU soUTHFiELo &C 1870
opts BOWLING DAILY! s- ]od.n Au.y'.
FIN. Cocktail Lourss with tIesI'sn, food
n, ,vn,u,i ssl7 JOS. cAnPAu VA Isas
TlAI UIVm 20 NEW ALLEYS
Open Daily Until 4 A. N.
pl,upnW iO73S 6RArIoT. at MARCUS
hAlNpUW - ALLEYS w $500
op.n Bo-IIns To-day TnI p ". MIXED Doubles
Every Sun. Pm $50 ooublss fr'dsy, 20 Pm
RAMONA REC. .s'' S,o .ASa "'T "a Ssls
OPEN BOWLING TooAY. 10 N. 70 p ~.
At DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIVIERA REC. No 10 s ssASO A f't cSootrO
os,nirs for Or. Daytime Lsssu. Avshabl.
ossa Bo~irs weekdays. Y Noon Onth p ".
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hUlAWllS 10 ALLEYS Uh 1880
choie. Day and Niaht I.ssu. Reservation, stu
tvsiisbis. he~ ovrerN lark Campbsll, Mansser
ROYAL Wv q ALLEYS Nj s777
COMPLETELY REmooEIEo NOW optH
FOR YOUR issPEcTioh. YOU'LL LIKE "
STATE FAIR 1880 S sf.I. 49, sr 20 s'''1
SHOW PLACE or rHG WORLD. op.n Bowling
livery tvsnins From $50 Until .'osins
SOUTHEASTERN 81 "a ttrt1s NJ s,Si
oPgs BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL s p. v. AL
DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
x.,uro ,ro 1899 WYOMING. AT
LOWER HtC. scHooIcRAFr 40 iisc
u,d.r ssu Management op,n Alleys untl
$40 p. ~. After ~. an Day Sat and Sur
ucyoov 77A i7rH At, DELAWARE
UbIUnI Ny "a ALLEYS TR 2.sS07
owrisss Tor norn,ns. Afternoon ard .idniuh'
Leagues op.n Alleys Today tn s p. ". After ~
WASHINGTON BOWL VI sC SpstCS''Stl1Se'
DAY AND nIDNIGHr LEAGUE OPENINGS
AVAILABLE oPts UNTIL A. ". Gu $50.
WAYNE's SCHOOL 'f g s.,, vt g Loss ss;
WHY DON'T YOU IELRs HOW 70 BowLl
Sc. wayne Spsuldinp-Hass Him Sc, You Risht.
WEST DETROIT wSos nS0 on sssi
oesn Alleys weekdays, nSP ~ Az pn
CO.. sur. csnnI,'.Iy RsmodsIsd "a New Lane,
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

6o4I When The pairs finished the
first half at Rolawile yesterday.
Petro-Norris gained the second
block by 100 pins 10 shave the
Bukowski-Sielaff edge TO SO after
Sielaff -Bukowski took a 1876
Roadway in the first.
Norris had five games of 235 or
higher in the third and finished
with 1884 10 give him an average
for the match of 211.S. Petro has
POT .20. Bukowski, POSTS, and Sic
laff. 20l.5.
The scores:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16
Metro Prep
Grid Standings
FRIDAYS GAMES

FRIDAYS GAMIS
DENLY a. Eastern northern - Ham'ramck
soyfrras'srr A. PsuhinE N~r'hssStern a.
H!E.land Pafk Mackenzie a. Contra, Wright
SATURDAYS CAMS
Sou+huptfsrn a. T. ~ y HiEf N0rtHNett-
err - Coolsy BEDFORD e. chsds'y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

Pstro i9s-is4.2O7-I7s-lso- 2oO-1so-I35s
Norris Observation-Disclosures
4io44o AT 3s2 3s4 $50 37l-27a7
Bu' ski i77-22T-is2-223-2Ol-i
Slan is9-225-224-22l-2l5 sal 4-2oI-l4s9
- 49, -
3ss 452 4os 444 ais 4o5 444-2o33
SECOND BLOCK
Pstro oi.7ol-Iss2I1-227-2O
Norris OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4o14i5 $50 4o7 4is4I6 4lO-2slo
BUSH is4-224-l7 5-2ol-244-l71-2l2-l4
staff i7i-2oo-l a2-2l2-l7O-1ss-i75-i sos
355 4z4 3s7 4l34i4 $50 3s7-27ls
THIRD BLOCK
Pe,ro 24s-2os-223-2AS-2li-2 i S-235- SOS
Norris 2O2-24s-23s-235-24 5-lsi-237-l5s 4
4So4 7s45s $50 ass 397 472-3l9o
Hu ski 2i2-20s-l ao-226-225-1
Staff 1871 ss-23s-2ol-l ss-201- 2o5-l429
4oa 3oT 42s 477 423 $50 43i--2sa5
Grand totals Norris-Peuo, $500. BukoSski-
SielSn, 8 SAT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

THISTLEDOVN
weather clear track, SLOW
10 rrrsfrhss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-16

y0UR-Fcr.st st NJ fnou rt 1870
Op~n SIS Richard Arisr in
Tive tssy srs ths .c-ur Lucille Rsil
Louis HAYWARD. "pase. Girl osses."
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in einem &ugenblid fommen, oo Der
8apft 6urd Die fid nGbernben &Gmp=
fe perionli6 gefdbroet iei, uno meinte
oann, 6as Wotib Der angriffe iei
riellei6t Die ,,mog1i9e Erag06ie" ei.
ner @inberleibung bon polnii9en uno
litauii6en &atbolifen.
Sn ieinem Sauptartitel auf Der 1.
Seite ieiner Nusgabe bonn 4. Sebruor
3itiert Der Seralo Die 8eldulbigungen
oes Mosfauer &abios, Der Gotifon
babe ,>eine Saltung oirefter l1nteri tilt.
5ung oes Soidismus eingenommen"
un6 onttportet 6arauf: uDie 8el6uloi-
gungen geeen 6en 8atifan bdngen Of
fenbar irgenotpie nit ben &ngriffen
auf oas Srancoz zHegime in Spanien
5l1iammen, aber Der ungetp0bnli6e
56ritt> ben 8atifon ielbIt an3ugrei-
fen, mag tpobl NIT Dem S6idioI bon
100000 polnii6en uno 100000
litauii6en &atbolifen, Ole bieuei6t
ton Der 5oiDletl1nion annettiert 1Der=
oen, 5uiammenbangen.
~Obglei6 Der politii6e Eott oes
Seiligen Stubles 6ieien beranlaBte,
bon elmer bor5eitigen aeuBerung 5u
tieier m0gli6en Eragooie ob5uieben,
fann onoererieits natirli6 ni6t be-
5ipetfelt 1perben, mo- in einem ioI6en
Disput Die SDmpatbien oes 8atifans
I1egen.
u8eniger nod als Die 8olfer @ng.
lanos uno Gmerifas lit Mosfau, mie
es i6eint, in Ser Gage, Die 5tellung
oes Seiligen Stubles 5u beriteben.
9ieier bringt feline reliei0ien unb mo-
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gei6loiienen &ontoroate fort5uieBen.
uIus oielen @riinoen ma9t Die
Rotur Der Sotpietpbiloiopbie uno
&onititution oieies 2ono 5u elmer Ser
lcbten Madte, Die fid oas &e9t 5l1"
nube MAIDEN, oie Stride tpegen ibrer
ongebli6en 0uloiamteit gegeniiber
eem 5oi6ismus on5ugreifen."
X X X
SIM gegentpGrtigen &olferfriege bat
eie neutrale 5dpei5 ii9 in oieIfoder
8eiie Inn &riegsgefangene uno inter.
nierte 3ibiliiten in allen 2Gnoern Der.
oient gena6t. Bie un1dngit beri9tet
tpuroe, fat oos SSnternationole &omi.
tee bonn &oten &reu5 in bier Soupt.
uno fiinf Sllfslagern nit einem Sai'
iungsberm0gen bon 1000 giienbobn.
maggons in Der gan3en 59nei5 ber.
Inn iene Baren aufgeitopelt, Die oen
2agern fir &rtegsgefangene uno 81.
tilinternierte aus aller g8elt 3u1am.
menfommen. Neben 2ebensmitteIn,
9leloern uno 5duben entbolten oieie
2oger io5uiagen aues, tpas bic mebr
als 100000 binter 5tadelorabt in
ollen 2anOern @uropas n0tig baben.
3ur5eit ieben Die 2oger tGgli9 $50
big 10 8aggonla6ungen @oren um.
Seit Mnsbru6 oes &rieges big gnoe
auguIt 1943 tpuroen aus 6en Bayern
in oer @6mei5 iiber 81 900 8ogeon.
laoungen 5u 10 Sonnen an oie @n.
geborigen bon 5ebn beridieoenen Nos
tlonen obgegeben 3ur5eit f111oet in
Der Sdpei5 cine 8ii6eriammlung itott
(5ortiebung auf Geite t2)
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italieniide 8olf glaubt an teinen no.
5iitii6en Sieg mebr ooer an Elm 8ie-
cerertpaden oes Soi6ismus. Ser ita,
1ieniibe &lerus uno Die fatbo1i1 6en
2aien geben eegentpdrtig Der 8elt Elm
berrli6es 8eiipiel bon 9otriotismus
uno Spfergeiit."
X X X
Biel belpro6en uno in alien Eon>
arten tommentiert tpir6 elm inn amtli.
den iotpietruiiiiden 8latt ussS5meItiia"
eri6ienener 9lrtitel, in tpel9em Der
Bapit oes Sai6tsmus bei9uloigt
miro, ben er in SSStalien unteritiibe
uno tpesbalb er ben SoB un6 oie @er-
a6tung Der italienii6en Maiien ber'
oient babe. ,,Oie unritbmli6e HoIle", j.,
fGbrt Der @rtifel fort, ,,1pel6e ser ga.
titan in Dem Sitler- nno MuIiolini.
obenteuer gelpielt bat, 1T allgemein
befannt, tpabren6 Der Battfan Stin.
idmeigen beoba6tete, als Stalien
5rantreid i'm Sum- 1910 angriff.
Ser 8atifan bat iebt feinen &urs ge.
dn6ert uno preoigt 11nparteili6e 2iebe
3u alien 8altern, ober Die Sat ia9e
berbleibt, 6aB Der 8atifan in Ser gro.
ben biitoriiden S6la6t freibeitslte-
benoer Golter eegen 6en Seino ser
Wenf6bett cine 9altung Ser oireften
,1nteritiitung oes Saidismus ange,
nomnten bot"
60 pie1 8orte, 10 bte1 2itgen! Mne
8elt tpeiB, pie olle Bdpite felt ser
@riinoung bes Gaidismus 6enielben
pieberbolt f6arf berurteilt boben. Ml-
le ni6ttatbolii9en @ommentatoren
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raliiden gluffaiiungen in ieiner en-
5ptlifa gum glusorud, in oenen ole
trtalitaren Nnidauungen uno ole
Gerneinung religioier Sreibeit Der"
oammt meroen, uno trifft 5uglei9
proftii6e MoBnabmen, INN feline Mr.
belt bel unparteiilder @nertennung
ser Staotsfonl ltitutionen uno Der ob.
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nennen oieien Ausfou oes tommuni'
ltii6en 8lattes einen itupioen &n>
griff.
X * *
Ser 2onooner fatboliid)e Serolo
erfldrt bo3u, oaB Die gngriffe Der
ruiiiiden 3eitungen ~SS5tpeitiia" uno
u&oter Stern" ouf 6en 9eiligen Stubl
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ltmpplitiicDe3 3eitlduftc

Dem italteniiden 8oIfe bat feline 11r-
iade in Dem temporaren Mangel an
2ebensmitteln. 0ie fommuniItii6e
Agitation miro bel Dem itolienii6en
8olfe teinen Nnflong finoen. 0as
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"%A~S@leJuNP%AS OtC iStAso~tNDS4t @SSAS
ser fl. Stobt ndbern, beito it6rfer
tp6dit Die 8eiorenis I'M Die Cider
beit oes 81. 8oters uno Ser Staot
9fom. Sb 9tom in ben &ompf einbes
eriffen tpiro, bangt, na6 Der ollee-
,meinen GnItdt, Don ben geo5i ob.
Sol1ten ltb 6teie entidlieBen, &om
ouf5ugeben, 70 tperoen Die MIiierten
Die Staot umgeben. 8enn iie ober
9tom bertei6igen, tperoen ltd Die NI-
l1ierten ge5pungen ieben, eegen oen
5etnb in ben Mauern Ser Stoot Dor.
5ltgeben.
9apit Bius Der 3molfte, Dem pie-
berbolt bon oen Na5i ser 8or16lag
gemo6t porben fein ion, Der Cider
belt balber 9tom 5u berlo1len, lit feit
entldloiien, in &om gu berbleiben.
X X X
Die -oberite Seeresleitung 1T @o1b>
trrgton bat 8orte 1pormen Qobes fir
Ole &apldne in 1tnferer Mrmee. Die-
ielben 5eidnen itd ni6t MIR our6 ge-
tpiilenbafte un6 erfol9reid)e Musibung
iDrer geiitli6en 9lrbeit aus, Ionoern
ftno ben Eruppen uno oen @ingebo-
renen in ben belesten 2Gnoern bel al.
ierlei niibli6en 8ei6dfttgungen beim
Wieoeraufbau 6ebi1fltd.
3erit0rte uno gum ariegsoienft un>
tauglide @egenitdnoe tper6en bon ben
5elotaplanen gu auerlei niibIiden
Gebrau6sgegenitan6en berar b eitet.
unbraudbares 8aumoterial miro bon
ibnen 5u IltGren uno &opeuen Der.
orbettet. @inem Sel6foplan lit es 10.
eor gelungen, cine i'm Safen bon SEEM
@ntnea berIet1fte S6iffsglode 5u be.
ben un6 oieielbe inn Eurm ieiner @a-
pel1e 5u bertpen6en.
X X X
Die Nnitdt, 6oB Die Stride in Sta.
lien nod oem 9riege f6tperer 8er-
folgung ausseiest iein miro, tpiro nidt
bon Don 2uiet Stur5o, Sem gegen.
tparttg in 1lnierm 2onoe i'm Grill le.
benoen @riinoer Der italienild)en
8olfspartei, geteilt. u@ine gea6friegs-
periooe relisiofer @erfoIgung un6 ei.
&c antifleritale 8eue lit in sstaIien
ni9t gu befiirdten"> erf1art Don Stur.
80. ~Mntifatbolii9e Ber1u6e ueroen
bon elmer ma6tigen briItlid -oenofra.
tif6en 8epeeung in Stalien unter-
triidt tperoen."
Be5iigltb oes 8erbaltniiies 5tpiIden
benz Gattfan un6 &uBlan6 bat Son
Stur5o ebenfalls optimiitii6e MnIid.
ten. ~gs liegen", 10 ertldrt Geb. Stur.
80, "feinerlei Gn3eiden Dor, 6ie 5ur
Mnnabme bere6tigen, 6aB SeinofeIig.
feiten 5tpii6en &uBlano un6 oem ga.
titan ousbreden iollten. Oem 8atifan
miro es lei6ter moeli9 iein, nit 5ta-
lin gu berbanoeln, als NIT Sitter.
aatboli5ismus befampft 6en &om.
munismls uno nidt oos ru1iilbe 8oIf
,no feline Sntereiien in europa"
9feb. Stur5o beitreitet ebenfans &C.
riidte, nab tpel6en cine tarfe tom,
,t'nniitiide Bartei in Sta1ien groBen
.einfluB auf 6as Bolt ausube. Die
5ettiee a1nrait, l1n5ufrteoenbeit unter
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way for American ground troops to get
there in any numbers, not unless 1t
is possible to put together a few Amer
lean ground units from air force and
supply personnel without crippling es-
sential operations in those fields Of
effort.
There seems little chance of greatly
increasing the loads being carried into
China over the hump; what can be
done in that way will, of course, be done.
The opening of road connections from
Burma into China is a more promising
chance. Here the time factor is all
important, since at last reports the
japanese were only 80 miles from Kwei-
yang: if it should prove possible to open
road by which heavy trucks. tanks and
guns could be sept into China from
Northern Burma, then the balance
might be redressed in favor of the
Chinese to some extent, though a good
deal of American or British personnel
would have to come in with the equip
ment to undertake the training of the
Chinese forces in its use 1t should also
be remembered that there is not an
inexhaustible supply of weapons and
munitions of the types now needed in
China at present available either in
Northern Burma or even in India.
Moreover, the road itself will be a
difficult one, with many bad turns and
steep grades, and requiring a huge ex-
penditure of manpower for its mainte-
nance, especially during the winter
months just ahead. But it is conceiv-
able that the road might, if it can be
opened In time, just provide enough to
turn the scale for the time being.
y
For the rest, dependence must be
had in the ability of the Chinese to
bring to bear enough troops, equipped
with what can be sent them by air, to
stop the Japanese at the end of their
rather long lines of communication, and
somehow to bring about stalemate
until the time comes when real help
to China can begin to reach the Chinese
coast-which will be when we are firmly
established In the Philippine Islands.
Copyright 1944.)