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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

ROASTING FENl&. CHlCKFNs
Delivered, dressed. sc 10. l506-W
adv.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

SAN FRANCISCO-AP- Eighty.
two thousand homehound Pacific
soldiers may be stranded in West
Coast ports on Christmas unless a
inn of rail facilities is cleared, the
Army predicts MANY Navy men
due for discharge or leave likewise
may have to spend forlorn holi.
day away from home. the Navy
said No figures were available,
however
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

See LABOR Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

HEIDELBERG. Germany Al
The condition Of Gen. George S.
Patton, Jr.. recovering from bro
ken neck, was described as excel
lent by Army medical officers to-
day. General Patton had a very
good night" an official midday
bulletin said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

See ECLTPsE-Psge S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

SAN DIEGO, .Calif.-AP-Seven
persons. six OF them marines, were
hospitalized, one OF them with ser
ious, injuries, and approximately
1000 others left homeless when
flaming Navy ammunition truck
and trailer exploded with a terrific
blast on a highway 10 miles north
of here yesterday afternoon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

LONDON-AP - The Breton
Woods monetary sterilization bill.
which cleared its final parliament
tary hurdle Tuesday night IN the
House OF Lords following ratifica.
ton of the terms of a proposed
$4,i00,0OO, 600 United States loan,
is expected TO receive royal approx
al Thursday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

TOKYO -AP- Allied headqusr-
tiers today ordered the Japanese
government to provide stiff fines
and jail sentences for selling, trad.
ing or manufacturing any beverage
or food containing methyl alcohol
or other poisons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

See CONGRESS Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

See CONFERENCE.-THE 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

CONGRATULATIONS States
war veterans who served in the
Southwest Pacific are being en-
couraged by the Australian govern.
ment to settle in this country,
Minister for immigration Arthur
Calwell said today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

See AGENCY Page :
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

RUTLAND. Nt-AP-Maj Gen.
Leonard +. Wing, who led the i3rd
tWinged victory Division in four
major Pacific campaigns and land
ed in Japan with Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthurs occupation troops, died
early today at his home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

MOSCOW-AP-A Tass dispatch
from Tehran said today lranian
military and police forces we're
administering mass punishment in
the city Of Resht to those showing
sympathies for the newly estab-
lished Autonomous government In
northern Iran. In the village NJ
Charbash, near Resht, Tass said,
soldiers said Gendarmes were re.
ported TO have tortured and shot
is persons and wounded Il others
seriously.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

YOKOHAMA -AP-- Japanese
guards invaded the sanctuary OF a
prison camp hospital to administer
a fatal beating to Pfc. Robert Cor
don Teas Of Streator, Ill, an Amer
lean prisoner of war. r L. s. mill
tsry commission trying the first
war criminal case IN Japan-that OF
Guard Tatsuo Tsuchiya-was told
today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

WINDSOR. Ont.-AP-Balloting
on government proposal des gned
70 end the 80 day old strike at the
Ford Motor Co Of Canada plant will
end tonight.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

See MERGER PAGE 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

See HOUSING Page 5
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Strikes Cut
War Output

Army authorities today re-
lvealed critical production slash
in nine plants affected by the
strike of $500 employees at the
Kelsey Hayes Wheel Co.
The announcement came on the
heels of a show cause hearing be-
tween high UAW-CIO officers and
officials of Kelsey-Hayes which
was adjourned by Ralph Ziegler,
acting WPB chief, after an hour
and a half conference produced
no tangible results.
Zieglcr refused 10 comment on
his action for security reasons.
WAR OUTPUT REDUCED
Curtailment of production, IN
the various plants was revealed
as follows:
Fisher Tank Arsenal. 10 M-26
tanks daily, beginning April 30;
Cadillac division of the General
Motors Corp, $500 men laid off
with 900 more to follow on April
2S; Detroit Tank Arsenal, 3 T-26
tanks daily, beginning April 25.
Timken-Detroit Axle Co., 445
axle carriers daily, beginning
April 27; MaSsey-HarriS Co. Ra-
cine, Wis, curtailing production
Iof M-24 tanks: Detroit Transmits
sion Co, 450 transmissions daily.
beginning April 30; Willys-Over-
land, Toledo, 375 jeeps daily, be-
ginning today.
The assembly OF trucks for
amphibious tanks will be halted
at the Whitehead & Kales Co. on
May | unless the strike is ended.
The assembly of armored vehicles,
including tank busters. will be
reduced at the Ford Motor Co.
beginning April 30, the army said.
20 PER CENT BEHIND
Meanwhile, the Kelsey-Hayes
plant is 20 per cent behind sched-
Iule in the production OF so caliber
machine guns and so per cent on
machine gun barrels, both "criti-
cal" materiel.
More than $500 employees of the
plant had refused to work until
13 discharged committeeman have
been reinstated. The company has
announced that il would employ
every legal means TO keep the 13
out of the three plants OF the
company closed by strike.
Other plants closed by walk
outs are
Morse Chain Co.. $50 on strike
Packard Motor Car Co., 5000
idle.
Automotive Products, 80.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Parade 10 Boost
Clothing Drive

Women of the Marine Corps
Auxiliary will form the escort for
100 members of the AWVS when
they parade down Woodward
shortly after noon tomorrow in
one of the closing demonstrations
of the clothing drive.
Members of the Crosse Pointe,
Indian Village and Detroit units
of the AWVS will march from
their headquarters at Witherell
and Woodward, carrying clothing
donated in the drive. to the SIS
McKeever at Campus Martius.
where it will be received by Nj S.
John J. O'Brian, chairman of the
Detroit unit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Poor Digestion? % Z !,
Headachy? 90
Sour or Upset? 90
Tired.lisuess? %

Do you feel headachy and upset due TO
poorly digested food? To feel cheerful
and happy again your food must be
digested properly.
Each day, Nature must produce about
two pints Of vital digestive juice to
help digest your food. II Nature fails,
your food may remain undigested-
leaving you headachy and irritable.
Therefore, you must increase the flow
Of this digestive juice. Carter's Little
Liver Pills increase this flow quickly
often in as little as 80 minutes. And,
you're on the road to feeling better.
Don't depend on artificial aids to
counteract indigestion-when Carters
Little Liver Pills aid digestion after Ma
ture's own order. Take Carters Little
Liver Pills as directed. Get them st any
drugstore, Only 25L
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Steals $4,000 Ring,
Leaves $1,000 Cash

The bandit who took a $1,000
diamond ring from a card-club
member in the Wolverine Hotel.
but paid no attention to the 81 900
in cash the victim had in his
pocket is being sought by police
today.
Marvin II. Grossman, al. of
1886 w. Boston, proprietor of a
tire store at 73 F.. Vernon, was
robbed of the ring.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
:j!l!E31[R3 :};I33Zl3Il1E5l
Misses, Women's Suits and Coats

81 Suits; soiled high shades. dres'maker SIS
81 Spring Suits; WOOL dark, lights misses .........2l.75
IS Spring Wool Suits; womens sizes .26.75
9 Winter Sports Coats; wool Chssterds. darks 1878
5S Pea Jackes WOOL navy, light and heavy weight 12.7S
IL Winter Goats; wool feeees dar, brghts .237S
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Children's Apparel

119 Spring Coats boys, WOOL wool 90
los Hats, imitation girls styles 90
81 Skrtsj cotton checks, sizes from to 95e
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27

2l9 Dresser Searfs; ereameolorsd cotton edged
178 Homespun Sears multi eolored PATTERN S9e
rs Luncheon Cloth neutral shade, 36x36in. 1oo
7s Unbesched Cotton Laundry Bags standard sire soc
table of Luncheon Cloths, Searfs, Sets; soled.
376 Kitchen Mtts; tapestry, eretonne Sc
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
$3.50 yds. Fabric Remnants

TO 4-yard lengths. Rayons in prints, solid colors
Wooens and wool andrayons in assorted coors
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Notions Department

rs pairs Stocking Sretchers childens sizes wood Use
"a Storage Closets; damaged, various types.
table Remnan Odd and Soiled Notions Household Goods
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Bedding Department

9S Blankets; WOOL wool xture, 72xs4 39S to 1925
Remnants of Synthetic Rubber Sheeting; seconds
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Curtains, Drapery Fabrics

AIS Odd Curtains; damaged, soiled; pair, each. q
37s Remnants; drapery sliPeover fabrics.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27

2s4 Boomer.; seconds, knit small sine. soc
las Junior Miss Slips; seeonds satin LIS
81 Bed Jackets; knit dark color. Use
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Rugs, Floor-CoUerings

yd. Felt Base REMNANTS marbezed tiles yd 29e
Inlad Limo. marbleized, tile yd 79e
Tufted Cotton Scatter Rugs; soed 3le to 7S9
81 Striped Scatter woosyon pile 3ox4S .395
Oval Braided Cotton Rugs reversible, 27x54in 349
Tued Lid Covers soiled cotton pastel shades s9e
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27

81 Mems Wool Suits, Topcoats, 1895
SUITS. cassimeres and worsteds in single double
breasted TOPCOATS colorul tweeds and herrngbones
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Mems Wool Sports Coats, 7.95

Easy fitting sports in wool herrngbones dagonas
paids checks Team with your slacks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Larger Size Dresses, Coats
Misses and Women's Hats

l2 Wool Felt Hats easus., bere dsks lights. s9e
Hats; jority soiled wool felt straw, eolos.
1877 Hats .oied wool fur felt, darks Pases SO
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
ToiIetries Department

Wood Photo Frames damaged Ski on. size 29e
So Boxes Blades doubeedged box of so. 90
81 Hair Brushes: genuine bristes 29e
72 Mak..un Canes; ,oled rayon 59e
68 R,von Shower CAPS; ,oed 39e
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27

All sderoiT Tar
Slide fastener Leather Club Bags; split cowhde, black IS
10 Canva. Train Cases; mirror, wood frame 4s9
81 School Bags khaki eolored soc, 100
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Lamps, Pictures, Mirrors

8 Bases; damaged maple finish wood table top 789
Peures variety of shapes sizes, subjects 59e to $50
so Pictures, boxed in pairs floras figures 59e to LOO
Drink Sets; and 29c
96 EaseType Mirrors plastic frames, brown clear 39e
Fulengh Mirrors. 13x50-n l.39; lSx54.in, Z3S
Vanity Lamp Bases; damaged glass; mirror 3s9
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Foundation Garments
SOS pcs. Knit Underwear, SOC to LOO

SOILED, DAMAGED In assorted styles Cotton rayon
knit. In women's and girls sizes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
GIoues and RainUeor
Women's Hosiery, Ankle Socks

ut "Bareleg" Hose; eguars, rayon, 81
Shaped. cotton rsinforesd and heel
2l7 prs. Ankle Soek assorted types s1A to 1Ol5 1o
144 Rsyon Hose damaged, cotton reinforced feet 39
90 prs "Bsreleg" Rsyon Hose; 39C
Shaped, cotton reinforced and heel
3S4 Ankle Socks variety Of types, S12
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
320 Misses Rayon Dresses
So 81 SIS 81

Floral Prints solid coIors paste bright shades,
darks. Dressy tailored. Some soled or damaged
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
63 Boys Sports Coats, 8.95

All-wool tweeds in a variety OF weaves. Smooth Bob
Briar tailoring, collegiate lines. Assorted colors
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Women's, Half-size Dresses

81 Rsyon Dresses; 400
l21 Afternoon Dresses 2-pc 500
III Rsyon Dresses psste coat dresses half 90
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Jr. Miss Dresses, Suits, Coats
Women's Lingerie

2ll pcs Soed Damaged Lingerie; cotton, rAyon soc to
26S Slips Pajamas, Cown.t-.oiled, rayon 2 90 to
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Mems Furnishings

Knit Polo Shirts; seconds, cotton solid eoors 7ee
Sleeveless Sweaters alwool solid colors l.49
prs. Hosery seconds woo-coon, solids 35e
Sweaters; coat style, 2one 2l9
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
52I BIouses, SWeaters, Skirts, 2.39
Misses Sizes Bouses cotton. Solid oolors,
Girls Coats, Dresses, SportsWear
Teen Coats, Dresses, SportsWeor

s Winter Reversibles; wool, cotton gsbArd
l Winter Coats; wool. fitted. boxy ......
II Cotton Dresses; brights, checks, prints. solid
II Dresses; eottons, rayon, prints, bright'
IS Jumpers; rayon tsHetA, navy. ruffles. tailor
IS Winter Skirts; wool, rayon. plaids. solids
- Bousesi rayon, cotton, tailored, dressy
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14

fig fann man anftebmen, oaB bic 5a'
DIE nod nidt reif lit uno nuB bic 3l.
funft 5etgen, tporin 9tuBGan6s @itar'
beit beiteben miro.
8. Snbe5ug auf Dumbarton Safs
boben it6 Die Ruiien nit oer amert.
fanii6en Sormel eitberftan6en er.
flGrt, nber Die italiniitii6e Segemonie
iiber europa erfGbrt feline glenoe-
rung.
9as lit ser Sauptinbalt 6es ftali1
niitiiden grfoIges in Salta, tpobin
&oofebelt un6 @bur6in na6 ibrem
Ganoifa gegongen ftno. glaes, tpas
NUN erlbrigt, it, oaB >olle polttiiben
6ragen betreffs europa na6 5talin-
ibem Wulter er1eoigt perben mitiien.
SS1tpietpeit es Stalin gelingen miro,
ienen ginfluB gelten6 81 npa6eh, miro
oie 5iinf1nd6tefonferen5 in San Srons
cisco 5ei6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-14
Sic &rtm> &onferet5 i'm
Qt6te her 1teutrQle1t
@re0e
(Meel0ung Ser 0ffice Of 8ar
sS1fornation)

NSNIuL4luIluN)
Die neutroIe 8relie guropos unter-
itreidt 6te 8e6eut1tng Ser &rtnt7gbar.
ter fiir Die 8utunft Guropas 10 gut
4pie ein1timmia Unto Sic i6tpei3erii6e
3eitung Scr 8un6" i6reibt 3. g.:
,SSn o6t Sagen on6ouern6er Sibun.
gen bat 6ie &onferen5 Elm enormes
W6aB an 9lrbeit geleiitet, 11n6 6as @r-
gebnis fann man 3umin6eit in Sen
Sol1ptpunften o1s ousge3ei6net BE-
tra6ten. Die &rirn=@onferen5 f6eint
in ibrer praftii6en uno grun6legen>
oen 8eoeutung fogar nod tpi9tiger
gu iein ols friibere oaiierte @onferen-
5en.
uOie @rflGrung Ser ,@roBen Orei'
iit 6ur6 ibre So6li6feit uno 3tped.
|maBigfeit 6arafteriitert''> fdbrt oas
81att fort. Scr rbetori1 16e Af5ent
fritberer @rtldr1ngen feblt gon5, un6
oies Benefit, 6aB 6ie @rfldrung bon
Braftitern fir 8raftiter gei6rieben
tpuroe: Mu6 ei11ige Meinungsber' die
Oenbeiten, Die lebtbin bic oerI6ieoen-
dten Regierungen bel91fttgt botten,
itno b0llig bereinigt mor6en, un6 ser
5eino bat oaour6 cine tpeitere Soft
nung Derloren, Die Naiierten our9
oiplomatii6e Meon0ber 5u ipalten. sstn
|@egenteil, 6ie 6ront Ser 9luiierten lit
in Salta iogar no6 geitarft tpor6en,
mas na6 Ben enorn1en militGriI6en
grfolgen ibres 2agers 5u ertparten
tDar.
9euti6lan6 lollte en6li9 6ie Sinn-
lo1tgfeit iegli6en meiteren @t6eritan-
oes ertennen, nad6em feline SpefuGo-
tionen 10 it6tbar feblgei61aeen iin6.
Seoer 1peitere @i6eritano fann 6ie
Sage Deuti6lan6s nuo nod fota1tro-
pbaler geitalten. M6er Die gea5is ber-
folgen tpabrideinli6 6as Brin5ip:
0ea6 uns 6ie Sintflut.
uDie grflarung binii6tli6 ser Or
ganiiterung 6es befreiten @uropas
uno Der MISUNDERSTANDING lit bon
alergroBter 8eoeutung, oenn fte BE-
itebt ouf gemeiniamem &anoeln unD
au9 ouf gegenieitiger 8eratung ge,
maB oem 6e1nofratilden Brin5ip BEL
Der 2oiung politiider un6 tptrti6aft-
li6er Brobleme. Dies beItGtigt aus.
oridlid 6as @e6t ie6er Nation> ft6
ibre eigene &egierungsform 81, mGb.
len, nno 1nteritrei9t erneut sic
@runoidbe bes atlantic Charter. $50
tr1mer nStig, tperoen bic @roBen Drei
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3Mr NengefaltM,tg
GurOpaS

lVrrun9e1tlUQIIen DER SputlIt-TOnTe
ren3? fraet Der befannte unb tpelt'
erfabrene Geo. 6. 5ofolffp NIT fol-
genoen grpdgungen: u0ie europGi-
| i6e @ef6idte tpur5elt in urolten hi.
itoriiden l1eberlieferungen, in oen
@ulturleiItungen 8rie6enGan6s unb
Hon1s, eefoIgt bon 6en groberungen
norOiI6er StGmme uno oftatii9er
Sor0en uno i6lieBli6 bon ben 5eg-
nungen 0es Gbrt1tentun1s. So5tole
l1mtpal5ungen, &riege uno Nebo1utio-
|nen peranoerten 6os po1itii9e un6
mirtl6aftli6e uno lo5iale @efiige el-
ropGti6er Staaten un6 80lfer.
8ir &merifaner iteIlen uns oft 6ie
6rage, tpober es fonunt, ooB nm Ter
aus ben beri6ie0enIten &olfern 5uiam-
mengeleBteS 2an0 mie cine ein5ige
1tarte un6 einige Notion it9 enttpif-
|feln uno fortbelteben fonnte, tpGbren6
0ie europdiI6en Staoten beItGnoig
our6 berbeeren6e &riege entapeit
puroen. S6on felt 8e1teben oes r0-
|ntii6en 9feibes lit bon ein3elnen
Staatenlenfern Ser 8erlu9 gena6t
Doroen, europa 81 einen Staatenges
biloe 5u bereinigen. 0ielen Blon ber-
folgte 0as r0milbe 9tei6> na6 ibm
ooS FL. r0miibe 8eib 6eutl6er gea-
tlon. NapoleonS Gorbaben NOR gegen
cine Ginigung @uropas gepi9tet,
Sitler plante Elm tauienoiabriges euro
paii6eS nationallo5taliI Itii6es Gei9.
'Iue @inigungS- uno 8ereinigungs-
betpegungen oerlagten, oenn - guro>
pa min europa bletben. &ein 8ole
min ruiiiib, fein Deutiber 8ole, fem
|Serbier min &roate 4peroen.
8ir befinoen uns nun in elmer
neuen europaii6en 9lero, ser glera
Stains. 9lus Dem 8ortI I6mou Der
&rimi6en &onferen3 gebt ems oeut.
li6 berpor: Stalin min europa uni
fi5ieren unter Der Hegie Mosfous.
2aBt unS nun unteriu6en, mas ote
&onferen3 5ultan0e brn6te, ni9t 6ie
8orte, Ionoern tpos binter ben @or-
ten itebt:
1. 5innlan0, 2ettIono, @1tIano uno
2itauen peroen boultdn6ig. bon Sotp-
ietruB1ano abiorbiert.
2. Gin 9rittel 8oIens miro 5otp-
ietruBlan6 5ugeteilt.
3. Ser iibrige Sell 9o1ens 1tebt
nnter iomietruiiiiber gegierung. @i-
ne Soltspabl lit pobl borgeieben, 6ie
ober tatla6lid beoeutungsIos lit un6
nur oa3u berednet it, 6ie 8elt au
berubigen uno 5u t6ui6en.
4. Deutl6lano miro in bier Seile
5erteilt, aber 6as @ontroMomitee ion
in Wosfau feline 8eriantn1lungen bal-
ten, .oie unter Dem unmittelboren @in-
fluff Stalins iteben.
5. &ein @ort tpur6e ge1agt bon Der
5reibeit 6er &eligion, ser Bre1ie ooer
oes &ooio. Solde Sreibeiten ftno un-
rmogli6 unter einem 1taliniitii6en Gu.
ropa.
6. Sen befreiten 2Gnoern miro 6ie
Wabl ibrer 9tesierung berIpro6en,
aber in FOLDER Sorn1> 6oB BEL elmer
Wabl Die fomnuniitii6e 8ortei ni6t
ousgeidloiien tpir6.
7. 8te asolen, 10 tuir6 au9 Sueo.
ilotpien Stalin atnteritellt.
8. Die &uiien baben cine gemein.
iome militariide Eeilnabme in I'm.
ierm Rrieg beripro6en, iino aber bon.
itdnois it,tmm inbe8ug ouf lire Weit.
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0nitere SalreStQae

p0IlWen S1tfront 'l1retbt ole S9De1'
5er 3eit1ng ,,Die 8eltpo6e".
.9ie lesten Sanuartaee pflegten
Subeltage fiir Die Nationalioaialiiten
6at fein. glm 80. sSSannar 1888 batte
Sinoenbure ben ,,ltnbefannten @efrei.
ten' oes eriten @eItfrteges 5u ii6 ge-
rufen. atm 6as @ef6id oes fiebrtgen
&ei9es in ieine Sdnoe gu Iegen. 9Sdb.
reno Der lebten bei6en Sabre muBten
Die Ma6tergreifl1 ieoo6 ouf
Elm Weinimum beidrGntt tperoen, 0enn
es 1tebt 10 aug, alS Oh oie &u1len i11-
aner geraoe oieie 3eit ausiu6ten, Inn
1bre iftperlten 56ldge gegen oos
sfet6 5u fiibren. Im 81. SSon1or 1913
ergaben it6 oie iibrig gebliebenen 8e-
lagerungstruppen Stalingro0s, uno
GelomarI6au bon 9a11lus 1tno feline
boben Stabsoffi3iere muBten oos
ueberedbeoof11ment I'm ter3 e i6nen,
tpabreno Die &oiofen erbornungs1os
ole -fl1t6tenoen 6eutI6en glrmeen iiber
oie eiitgen Steppen berfolgten.
Nm co. Sonuor 1914 fan0 sic 8e.
la9erung elmer onoeren ru11i16en
Staot, Die iubrelang 8ioerItan0 gelei-
1tet batte, ein gn0e - 2eningra6 -,
tpobreno I'M Siioen Ser rie1tgen Dit
front Die ruiiiiben Nrn1een @atutins,
&onetps, WtolinonifDS uno EoIbuf=
BINS gu 1na6tDoaen @egenitoBen aus,
bolten. 9ie Ukraine tpur0e befreit, Ser
Nngrtff ouf Polen begann - 9eutId),
lono bate Die Sdlo6t Inn 9PuBlono
enogiitig berIoren.
"Sebt tit Elm on6erer esanuar Al
@noe gegangen, uno tpie6er maft oos
1tat1onalioataliitiide 9eut1dlano cine
>idtpere &rtie 6urd, Dieueid5t oie
1d3tperlte ieiner @ei6i6te. 0te geo.
mensltlte befreiter ooer eroberter
Stdote uno 90rfer pa6it tGglid uno
Die i9neu oorriidenoen rufiiI6en Mr,
1neen itno bereits in OItpreuBen, S6Ie.
1ten, Ponnnern uno Der Marf Bron-
oenburg etngeorungen. 5elb1t 6ie
s19e oes rubmrei6en tat1erIiden
Seloberrn Sinoenburg, Ser an ienem
btltortI9en 80. Sanuor 1888 0eut1d.
Iono an Die Nattonoli io3ioliften ous-
41eferte, 1nlBte in oIler @ile ebofuiert
meroen als Die 9euti6en ge8tpunaen
paren, Sannenberg, feline @rabIt4tte,
ouf5a1nebmen.
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1qe Sorbuten idon eritmaIig ouf 6e1t-
1bes @ebiet einorongen, lab fid ser
oe11tlde &riegsberi6terI erItotter @orI
Pault beniiBigt, Ser oputI I6en Oeffent.
I9telt 5u er5ablen: Die boE6epiiti5de
9efnbr f6eint iett elm fir oGemoI
obgepenoet gu iein. Gr fubr Damn
1orf> oen @befingenieur Der 8 ltbefelti.
9l1n9en oabin 5u 5itieren: ,ggir tper-
oen 119t aufboren> 8efeltieunaen au
bal1en' big Ter lebte 8oli6etpiitentonf
nor 1ln1eren @ren5en in oie Sale ae-
9an9en it, Oanals nuroen oIlein in
Sltpreuben innerbalb bon atpei Weo.
11oten 22,0OO,OOO aubitneter gr6p
ons9e1@a@tet, Inn 6ieie 8efeltia,,naen
on6nlegen, nno bic 2dnee Ser edit.
5engraben in SltpreuBen fom Ser
gesntiernl1ns ~ bon &0niesbers Big aum
Ea5Iftlden S5ean gleid. slber 6os
nar alles oergebens, oenn nod3oen Sic
rnlln9en Irmeen oie notieen 9orbe.
rettllnsen getroffen batten, iiberronn.
ten lte auorttportlid oieies umfanarei.
be Mbpebripitem oer Deutid5en in pi.