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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
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1880 MORE JOIN LONDON DOCK STRIKE

388O MORE JOIN LONDON DOCk SlRlkE
LONDON, March UNS)-Another 1880
Joined the London dock workers strike today raising TO
10000 the total engaged in demonstration that
threatens to curai supplies to American armed forces in
Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Latin Quarter
Gets Receiver

A temporary receiver was APP
pointed today for the Latin Quar-
ter Restaurant Inc. The concern
operates one of Detroit'S newest
and swankieSt night spots - one
which has been in almost continu-
Gus hot water since MS opening
last fall
Circuit Judge Theodore J Rich
ter appointed Arthur Rozen as re-
ceiver pending a Show-cauSe hear
ing April l6. Rozen is vice presi-
dent and treasurer of the firm.
SEEK DISSOLUTION
The order TO show cause dis
closed that the corporations board
of directors had decided to petition
for its dissolution.
No reason for the action was
disclosed however, and the peti-
ton for dissolution. which a G
was filed today was suppressed.
The restaurant and night club
is at 3O67 + Grand Blvd. Lou
Walters is president.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
LIVED UNDERGROUND

nous concealed in the rock
ciut'crej ground.
LIVED UNDERGROUND
In The wake of the marine ad-
vance. one can see underground
living quarters which were the
enemy barracks. one Of these is a
large cavern IN a hillside with
only one entrance. and inside is a
dark corridor in the sides of
which were smaller compartments
with two and four wooden hunks
installed
Except for little gardens, barely
larger than window boxes, there
is no indication that men lived
there The gardens are still green.
The marines yesterday found
one of these cavcrnS filled with
dead Japanese. They also uncov-
cred am cncaved water distillation
plant capable Of processing 1S0-
600 gallons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Strike Settled
At Gar Wood

A one-day strike of 1850 work.
ers in three of four local plants Of
Gar Wood Industries Inc. was set
tied today through the efforts of
the state labor board and the u. S.
Cancellation Service. Meanwhile,
the WLB moved TO end the five
day strike of 1900 Briggs work.
ers who closed a seventh plant in
sympathy this morning.
LOCKOUT CHARGED
Nine hundred employees of the
Detroit Aluminium and Brass Co,
went on strike today for the Sec
ond time in five days over the
company's alleged refusal to speed
up arbitration on a series of griev-
ances involving 20 issues.
The Gar Wood workers had in
sisted they were locked out in a
dispute with management over a
proposal they work five 10-hour
days week instead of seven eight
hour days.
BRIGGS PLANT SHUT
At meeting in the u. S. Labor
Cancellation offices in the Federal
Building, aunion leaders agreed to
return their members to work
this afternoon and attempt to con-
vince them Of the merit of the
companyS proposal at a meeting
Sunday,
The Briggs strikers closed the
Outer Drive plant after it had
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07

Rhine.
The Third Army, which made
the whirlwind dash across France
last summer, spurted into the bat
tie of the Rhineland and raced
eastward at a clip OF nearly a mile
an hour, dispatch from Patton S
last-shifting front revealed.
Shock troops of the Third Army,
after weeks of plugging away al
the flinty defenSeS of southwest
Germany, smashed through from
their Kyll River bridgehead early
yesterday.
COLOGNE TOTTERING
1t Gen. Hodges siege forces
smashed clear through the heart
of Cologne to the banks of the
Rhine. Front dispatches reported
that the rear guard defenders OF
the great Rhineland city had
dwindled to a handful scattered
through isolated strong points and
big buildings.
At nightfall the assault forces
which had struck through the
center of Cologne were on the
banks of the Rhine, and the city
tottered toward complete collapse
Hodges vanguard at Cologne
had pushed past the ancient Ca
thedral which is 300 yards from
the Rhine and edged on to the
river in a matter of minutes.
CITY ENCIRCLED
Later in the day the Yanks
completed the encirclement OF
Cologne. with fresh spearheads
striking to the Rhine south oi
the city.
First Army headquarters an.
nounced that Hodges troops now
controlled all Is miles of the
Rhine west bank north Of Cologne
to Neuss, across from Dusseldorf
except for the small village oil
IONS.
I AIlt Olu iilOlOl pant n IIlllt
north of Cologne was firmly il
American hands.
TAKE 1,5OO PRISONERS
The Third Army breakthrougl
in the Rhineland below Cologn,
was announced only after Patton.
speeding forces had pushed from
the Kyll River front east o
/ Pruem 10 the area of Schonbach
I27 miles west of Coblenz al tn,
confluence of the Rhine and Nose
rivers.
Maj. Gen. Hugh J. Gaffey'
famous Fourth Armored Division
set the pace for the Patton dasl
toward the Rhine.
In the first hours of the puSl
the Third Army captured an csti
mated l,500 prisoners. including
German corps commander, as wei
as at least a dozen German towns
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
House Ok @ rs NURSE COMMISSIONS

WASHINGTON, March (UP)-The House voted
today 135 to 98 to amend the draft bill provide
for induction with commission. The amendment also sp
ulates that only nurses qualified for commissions be
drafted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
SHIP EXPLODES IN VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER. B. C., March UP)-A ship eN-
ploded in the harbor here today, rocking the city The
ship standing off Pier in the harbor when the blast
occurred
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
MURDERED BY THREE GUNMEN IN ELEVATOR

NEW YORK March UNS)-Three gunnen shot
and killed AN unidentified man at As today the
victim stepped into selfservce elevator of large apart
house of New YOrks east side The gunmen escaped
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

DIR j. C. TOOLE. DENTIST
f11O " Lafayette. az Michigan OPP. city
Hall. Hours 90 Tel. ca 66S9.-Ady.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07

ton, concealed in the 70,
ciuttcrej ground.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
BRIGGS PLANT SHUT
British Admiral Dies

Continued on Page 2, Col.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15

hy ~ carload The concern has
efovp fen sa' case 20 a fec,
~ cars ane ~ ;cks AID ha. roved
ffor ~" bif Zen 70 tho tNo mo-
rerH factories H. Meridian and
rita-o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
Hanging Of the Greens Is Annual
Christmas Festivity Al YWCA

crnoon December IL The health
education Departments committee
% which Mrs Llcyd ccfer is
cns.rmsn IS in charge.
sunday afternoon is also fes-
tive time In NWcA Christmas
preparations on December rs al
go o'clock tho Business and
lldu>tfi.l Gisls clubs are giving
tleif iaird aranal prcscntsiion OF
"Th, cihoi Wise Mar" by Henry
NsrhyEe At he conclusion spo-
olal slfi oficrnes .of the lwCA's
rerli Fellowship work IN other
toun'i,rs viii he presented hy the
participating groups The Robert
Nolan choir OF young people il
giving the musical numbers on
the program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
DINA To Hold
Oppra Additions

the Ds'toi, Nusioians sssocia.
'4na VIZ hoie opera additions
f0r ss hefns art ballet on
Nnr.ev Wednesday and Friday
A. I'm END or Sunday a.
1n ~ re Lucy Thurman
trt ~ 're c7srs "cavalsris
res' an The or-ra will Ne
Nsserod durrs me Allied Va
fos~ Music Fesrval on March
'Hiogrh in i9'e The opera
w as reid e. me ss,s Fair
81 oes q re mammoth colos.
sea~
Al SINCERE ana ~gucIar, are
794 y once FOR su-
t.oas r3e - iAe snort period
'or pfegara'.or Maestro Stuart
= pirslns e dlrerinr For further
intern-i1n. cali Trinity a-toes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
PATRICK HEADS
PHI BETA SICMAS

Attorney William T. ratrics. OF
1914 chailevo,x avenue. Detroit.
Who VAS recently elected presi-
dent ~ hi Beta sigma fraier-
nny. OF Detroit, for 1916. He is
also delegate TO the ran-Helen-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15

The YWfs's Modcrrigue Dance
club vii make rs first appear
ascc y tre season ~ The annual
Chrls'plss hanring ~ tne Green's
festi,tes ~ lu,N Thurman n
Branch on Fridav esenins De-
comhef H. AZ O'clock Miss Fan,
NE Arnrson - d,reetinc thr elan
in Reforming three numbers.
Many ether NWCN srpals arc
sssis'inr me Younger girls dc-
raria..M in carol sinrins and
cecf'rG the halls WITH
mss Greens rhe public il invited.
Children who have Participated
IN ire yNC As Saturday activities
clssses-ssG their frien q s--are
irviied 70 eniov their annual
Chris,nss nartv on SATURDAY aft
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15

~. 50
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30
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
HIRES NECRop,
FOR KEEPS
YELLOW CAB

PHILADELPHIA AN,
Peoples Action commits.
cIewell Sykes and 4. p. u.,'
president and vice presid.,'
Yellow Cab company Of hi, n
IN a recent confvrerr. win /,
heads OF three aseuci. ~
that the hiring policy Of Y,u.l
Cap with regard to color.d 81
ers is a permanent measu,.
an applicants qual,iicatioo,
determine his employment II
that seniority governs .,r.
service without regard Il IN
color or religion.
1t was revealed ihe lA.,. !,
been only a few ea's,oas, J
percussions conccrnia: tho n. ]
Negro drivers ana rhr +. j
csptaace Of those n.a 81 4. n
er drivers to date h.4 been ~
able.
Company oitici., Warned u
ever, that part oi M r,sno,,.I
liiy for making a su,s,ss q, n
movement must res on
shoulders OF the men lssr.,.I
hecnuse drivers have to NJ.
great deal.
The men who me win 4. \
ficiels were Or Jobn x 81
president OF the Nw'a pAa,.J
phia civic leagsc Aihsr }
Fauset. president s. the ~
Charles IT. Shorfs u.cqul
secretary Or tho sAAcp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
TRIO SKIPS

Chief ~ Detectives Paul Wencel
on Monday requested Pirmng-
ham. Alabama. police to arrest
three Dctro,ters wanted IN con-
nection NTH S4-l noldup which
took il~co hero on Angus; %.
Tha suspects are Adds Beard
%; Eddie Bell 20; and Joe
Slmms. 20.
Assistant Prosecutor Ralph
CARRIER said that the three mer
are wanted in connection with the
holdup OF Williams Curry 3o7
Hendrie.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
HOLIDAY SPECIAL

Canheld. 1873 East Retween
Rssseli and RIopelIe- Large store.
ih0 81. IT, room flat above. fnll
basement. steam sioker heat. In.
eems saS-O9 per month. Broker.
NJ. $500 or IN. 2-s7la.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15

W0NES Limited number for
profitable. pleasant sales work.
DAILY pay n desired. Apply In per-
sor ~ 2SiI John r. from a:o0 am.
h i0;o0 Am. only.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15

Complete s-room. furniture. fs.
rellsnt condition. Washing ma.
chine. electric sowing mathlne.
rsfrirersfor. chale lounge. cur.
'sins. dishes. chldren's NURSERY
fnrniture. fypewriier. iron. fold.
Ing carriage. sled,. rnr runners.
etc. Ti. '-s2SP Or Ti. s.t2sn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15

ic conference. Of Detroit ard a
delegate to the conclave OF rhi
Feta sigma. which will meet IN
81 Louis. Nh. from December
% through December 30.
Attorney Patrick is member
~ the Detroit Bar association.
Wolverine Rar association. Ma
tionsl Bar association. and also
member of the Legal Advisory
hoard OF the Selectivs Service OF
Wayne county.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
CLASSIFIED ADS
IN ZOE SAIr

YIAT FOR SAFE
Az down. 2 three.room Apis. M
GOOD income. VI l-;02s.
WANIFn
Ser'iepmans wiie want. ear under
sl.nno. wlll pa, cash. call pReHel
49,.
Ns~ dealer needs rsr> highest
rash prices paid. AN Plaza 550l
h'hl do'or sales. $685. 1raiioi.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
8iRSfe 2~lrecntinicns
eeecn p~rctcitantismtMs

8uenoS MireS - Ser @nroinal-
primas, sic @r5biidofe uno 8ii60fe
argentiniens ba6er an Die fotboliide
@eiitliffeit uno sic MitgIieoer olIer
Gio5eien einen Sirtenbrief erluiien,
IN Dem geser ole 8~etdtigung prote-
itantiider Seften in 2ateinomerifo
Stellung genommef miro.
Nlle aatboliien meroen beiflpo-
rem. i6re &inoer nid)t IN proteitanti-
Ide Sdulen 5u ihiden, feline prote-
itantiihen 8latter 5t leien uno Or
gonilationen, melde proteitantiifen
8etdtigungen oienen, nift finan5iell
81 unteritiiten. 8eipnoers ermGbnt
lperoen g.M.@.A., O.8.@.4. uno Die
9eilsurmee.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
,,WtDrO at
eiMer Station

8oibington nDas oeutlte
Reid liegt in ieinen I~oOes5ufuut-
gem, 10 iagen ole ihpeotihen aOnl-
menture gum Sabrestag bon @itlers
Modtuntritt. ,,gS lit eritaunIidL
mas cine Notion ales ~alisbalten
fam, bepor Tie uutergebt. 8dbrenO
ser II Sabre ser No5i.Serridait
puren Die DelItiden iopobl 9eiltig
ais forperlid) einem u~ngebeuren
Grltd alsgeiest. 0ie llnterernGb-
rling Ser 9epolferung ultrOe ltufeits
meile imfner ldlimmer, uro ole &e.
bensuerbGltniIie gingen aud i'm oil
Aemeinen it1n0ig INNER mebr 5uriid.
&in0er uito @reIle fonnen iest ober
faunt ole ruIitiden @rrneen onron 9tl.
bern, tief auf oeutld)es @ebiet ein5it-
Oringen. Sc l1nger Der 8IOerltano
Oauert, Oelto GROCER miro nltr Ole &e-
ou5ierultg ser oeutifen Station tper-
Den.
,a6er iolallge Sitter ullo ieine
Setter in Geutidlano nod ettpoS 81
laaen buben, miro oieieS linnloie
Sinopfern pom Mteni6enleben peiter-
qehen, 0ern ole Iajis BADEN nidlt Die
ablidt, Die 6olgen ibreS erfolgloiell
Terhlf)S, Oie 8elt 5u beberr6en,
aui iid) 5ll nebrneil, uil0 Die alilertell
le1nen es alb. GelttidllarOs 9egen-
wIrti9e 6iibrer ols &ertreter oll5lter-
fenlleu. Gle Hlliien plonen 0urh Die
@rridtulla elmer Antiuo0i &egie-
rltlrQ unter ben Marid6aen bon
@aullts unO non Sepolib einen glu8.
rpeg. 8oroerbalpo mo9en oie Mili.
tGrs in GeltfiHlanO nod cine gepiiit
MutoritGt fobell, ober Die 3eit miro
fomlnen, 3l ser meOer Grobunger
nod Teriptednlnaen beilerer Better
sic Ieutiden nod meiter unitaAel1
f0nnen. 8er cine Nation in iold
einen @ro0 uon Grih0pfung binein.
treiht, bot sic Sinmoroun9 elmer gan.
sen Ration onf Dem @epilien,
id)lieBt 0os @Iott, ,,unO eS lit 5@iDeifel
bait, Oh lid, 9eutlfIan0 lie pie0el
Don 0ieier @ridOpfung erbolen
NNshAf = 'IE'
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
Gr3biId,ef pom Ucrf
bcNnMcrt II. S.>Kritif

2onoon ~ Ser @r5biihof Don
erflarte, Dab ,&riegamiioigfeit"
ole britiid amerifoniidlen 9e5ie6un-
gen in MitleiOenihait 5iebe unO
Amerifaner mitlnter nid)t einidben,
ooB GnglGnoer, noN fiini Sabren
&rieg, outBeroroentlid emrpfinOlid)
ieien 9ritif geaeniiber."
,,llniere Staote uto G0rier lei0en
imIncr nod inter Nafeten uno Silt
gelbont0eil mo mir finoen eS allBer-
oroentIid idypieri9, utter oieien lint
itdnOen 9ritif entgegenjunebmen, sic
uns unmiirOige Motioe 3ur 9ait legt,
an Ser mir uniduIOig iinO. 9ieie
&ritif id}eiltt Die Op'er 5u ignorieren,
Die mir go6radt boben. @iro g(ne=
rif1 cine nftiue Ho(le beiln @ie0er-
al,f6au Guropaa ipielen, ooer im
Srieocn inns mn beraten mas ultiere
Yilidteu ser @elt gegeniiber iino?~
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02

mein goIt SIT orbciten iprO 5u
fompien."
Cam 6ebauptete Sitter, OoB ,,oer
AlmdttNe" i'm I'M SSlli Dor ser
@rniopOunl 6eruabrt 6at. SD per.
De Oes5u!b olri meinem @eg tontpro.
miBloier Sertretumg Der Snterclieu
meines Bottles p%eitcrgeben be.
itGrft in ser beiliger lleber5eu9ung,
ooB lebten @ltoeS ser Aamddltige
nidt einen Monn im Stih loiien
Miro. Der mG6renO ieines gau5en Sc.
6ens meiter nibts molte, ais fem
&olf Dor einem S6idiol 5i betpab-
rem. oas eS uiht per0ient bot"
Sitlers Qeitrige H~un0funfre0e Dur.
Sc ipieOerboIt Ourf einc Stimme I'M.
terbroterl, ole perihieoene 9eboup.
tiln9el in ldarier 8eiie be9egllete.
9ur5 nah 9eginn ieiner Anipradle
ritbmte iid Sitter ,ooB ser Notionol.
io5ioIismus Geutidlono ouNebout
babe, ,,nad)Oenl ser G~eriailler Ser.
trog Sic Oeutid)e 3epublif pirtifoft.
lid pernid)tet bottc ~ nit Z Wfiltos
men ArbeitSloien. oen 8uuern rui-
inert ulto sen Soltoperfern ollsge-
mer5t". Sier unterbr1A ibn ole
Gimme: limo iieb nal an, lpie Gle
0oS 9ono iebt rlinlert boben".
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
ShpcNcit pcrhaftct
Hoectcn > Gclckrtcn

4onOon Die Don idppeotifer
Seite erfolgte 'Snternierung zines
@elebrten, ser oelttide Experiments
init elmer Sd &afete CUR @iniesuil9
eegell Seem 9orf ~leitete, lpur0e ge-
tern obe1t0 in. elmer Reuter- W9el0ulg
ans Stodbofm lberid)tef.
Ger Nnme oes @elebrtell wuroe
nid)t ii6ermittelt.
Gie Melolug beingt, 0aB Der @ii-
ienlhaftler bis Dor fl1r5em cine
8.8om6en : Experimentation IN
SiitlurtD ~leitete, mad SdDeoen Hob
un0 bort Die &oae zines oaniiden
Sliidtlin9s ipielte.
Rodyoenn oas 0erb0r leine %1Soenti-
tat erga6, tpur0e er i%nterniert, oof)
muroen inn b~elon0ere Surred)te 5llge=
biIligt INIT Riidiid}t olii Oie Cat
iafe, 0oB ieine Retntniiie fiir Sen
idyweoii6en @enerolito6 niislid) iein
fonnten", mie Die Weloung be-
merit.
0oh ifnpeoiifen Gueaen beifrei6t
Der i~nternierte @elebrte 8-4 als
Ihneaer uno gerlnlier" nls 3D. uno
8-3, bic nidts ais cine berbeiierte
80 lit. Gas @epitt muroe nit
cttpd 10 Sonnen ar9egeben. Seine
@eidrpin0igfeit hetrdgt angeblidl
5000 Meilen bie Stun6e, sic 6o6e
iiber 100 Neilcl1, po6ei oieie Sobe
5tpei Wiiluten nod Dem AbidmB III
eiilem @infel bon 70 @rno erreidDt
miro.
8euter erflart, ooB oie beriftete
groBe So6e uno @eidypinoMfeit DEM
0roieftil erb0bte @enauigfeit un0
&eidmeite perihnfft.
8=4 miro, tpie berihtet, nod Dem
&ofeten : Brin3tp portD1rtSgetrieben
nobel Die @os grploiionen aus
fliiifigem @as berbeigefiibrt rperoen,
bas in latlgs ser 8affe n~lis9ebauten
3anfS mitaefiibrt pin0, in gleider
@eiie Die Gus aus fliiiiigem @aiolin
I'M 8ergaien getuonnen miro. Sir
sic Gnt5iittoilllg oeS @aies miro Cleft
tri5it1t perpenoet.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
Britc1t IanNcm TIM
Narfcn Scr Jnps

Siiooit aiiutiifes Snuptqllartiert,
aalrbp, Geploll 8on britiifen
Commands" liro cine 8eibe bon
MISUNDERSTANDING an Ser fin
fen 6Gonfe ser in Den Mlpobaiing
uno 9alooon Seftoren befinoliden
iapnnti6en SruppettteiIe. an Ser Riiite
@eit6urmas, oltsgefifbrt moroen.
Die britiihen 2nnoungen eriolgtea
norooitlid ser Mpebon :. @nGbirfeI
uno es gelang, einen tiefen Briiden-
fopf 3l iifern, bepor Die 8riten nif
feinolid)elt 8ioeritalro itieBen. @c-
gen : Anerrffe ser Sapaner tpitr6en
nit @rfolg ob9emieier, beiBt es in Der
MeG0ung. adt5ig MeiIen nonoIidl
BON 9oibio, Norooit : Burma, baben
Bic Imerifaner Der oMarS East
5orce" cine Strabenlperre nuf Der
alten Burma 9oo0 erriftet.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
fonoen Son
1T Jlammeu

arlblirll, Dee. 3n ibrer Better
1in0 9rippen perbronnten bier 1e
9irtopr illo cine Atlgeitellte, ais Ell
n1d|tlid,es 3eller elm 2ogis6nltS fiit
Ginoer uon III 3ititun9Spcrfen ar.
beiteil0en @ltcrn in ultbeimlid fur5el
3eit uernidtetc.
Sdlreie ser &inoer idredten Oit
8elpobner ser llmge6ung aus BEN
Sdlaf bod fonnten Die, tpeld)e oi(
8ran0itdtte erreihten, 1penig run, %
'ooS gan3e @e66uOe I'M ghi in beller
6lnlnmen itnn0. llebertont murot
Ger 5elieralarm 0ur6 oie &ilferruft
ser @ingeidlollenen, Don apelf)er
manAe sic Ausgonge errei6ten, aber
nidt mebr 0ns rettenoe 6reie.
II 9eiden. ole non 16 &inoerr
uno ser 50i. Roie Cote, muroen aus
sen raltd)enoen Sriimmern ge6orgen,
6iinf @inoer uno 5lpei 6rauen emit
gilgen Dem 8erbrennungstoO, 6rail
@po Ga Goite nit ibren 0rei &inoerl
i'm 9llter Don 6, 8 uno IA Sobren,
mo cine onoere 4ngeitellte.
: @ine nod lingefldrte @rploiion ioll
Dem Brano UorauSgegangen iein.
Spdter mlroe 6efnnnt, ooB nod
cine weitere 9eidle zines ainoes ge-
bergen mur0e.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
u. 3. ~rcparicrte
8ahnnehe franfrcidbs

Snuptqltortier Ser alliierten grpe=
oit.- Streitfr1fte - Hioniere un6 @i=
ien6u6ner ser omerifann9en arraee
bo6en einen groBen Cell Der 8abn-
nete 6ranfreids uno 8elgiens rebo-
6ilitiert, 10 ooB oieie iest bon ben al
liierten 4rmeen gum Sruppenna6-
ihlrb uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ge-
brou6t aueroen fonnen.
Snsgeinmt mnroen 1000 Meilen
nelie Sdienenitrdnee gelegt o0er re
pariert, ferner cine groBe @n5nbl
8nbnbriiden, Die bonn 6einoe ODER
BON unieren Streitfr1ften 5eritort
tporoen moren. pieoer erbdiit, meloe-
re @eneralmaior g. 81. Moore aus
Sorrisburg, 3d.. GAef 0es aIIiierten
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nuf Dem
europdiifen 4riessi9oupIas.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
vHOteS Snfermo
inl Siten"

Yonoon II Ole Ga5is bnuten neue
@roben gum SdMs 8erIinS, unO
@einrid SimmlerS 8eltopo oronete
al, 0uB ianitlid)e Oeutide MGnner
in Oas orote Snierno Oes Sitens" ge-
worfen meroen. 8Gbreno &oOio
NSostail 6ronbberidte perbreitete, no.
nod sic gta5is oae 3iuililten aus
SHleiien, Yommern dlro Ser Propin5
Hoien fortihaifen, erfl1rte Die Oeut-
ife Tronsocenlts Agentlir: oNeue ii.
MEN mer0en inler9olb oeS &eiGS ge-
ihoffen". &o0io HoriS meloete,
0oB 8erliner @rGben i'm @ebiet Der
&eihsbouptltu0t nlSbeben.
ySe0er Teutide, Der Maffen ira
gen fam. miro gegen Die uorriden-
Oen &uiien g%eporfen, 10 erfldrte
3ranspceon. Nne uerfighoren &rdfte
Deroen mObtliiiert, lilro Die uerblei-
benoen 3ipililten perOen fiir 0er
Yo[fsiturm refrutiert. &noio WtoSfall
meIoete, oaB Simmler einen rleueil
0iffront &erteioigrligsrot erriftet
BABE, nit IifJ ieQbIt an Der Spite
uito jatnbeldr1nften 8onmodten".
Nus Den 0fosfouer Berid)ten Ell.
gab lid lid)t. inniepeit bierOurf Die
Steailt9 bon @eneraIoberit @u.
Oeriau betroiTen miro. Der Ben S6er.
befebl all Der 9eiomtel Gitfront ba.
ben iou. Iber es 1puroe dlisgefii6rt
0aB Simmlers Not ,,upbeidJranft(
&unntatt0o9emalt iiber ale @arni,
ionen uto 8eierpen i'm oitlid}er
Nriegsifollplas iprpie liter ale Dol
dlloeren 5ronten berungeid)aTfter
8ruppen bat, iomie Gonmadten 5ul
Mobiliiierung nller 3iutliiten sun
gienit I'M NolfSitirnL Der 9onOpebl
iulo 5u 8efeiti1ulJSorbeiten, 3ul
gpafllierlul9 pom Meniden unO Sn
0uitrieorlaaen un0 5ltr Beid}lug
no6me peri0nlihen @igentuIhs".
&intmlers @eitopo reiBt Wt6nnel
non ibren 5rolten uno Rinoerr II
Sfleiien, mie elm anoerer MosfolleI
Berift belogte. Die M1nner mer0ei
in bic 8oIfsitlirm : 8ntuilone eillge
rei6t. ltr0 oie Srauer, un0 &inoeI
nod Sem @eiten periHidt. &ooil
Mosfou meloete 3uinmmenTtoBe 6tpi
iden 8olfsitiirmlern rrpo Ser @elto
20, alS ~erItere lid ser Irennul,g BOZ
ihreu EdmiIien mi0erlebten.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
&apen bemMbt
ii6 um TrieO,u

SonOon Der &uuofaiif bon Nm
faru beridtete ans a5.JO, rl1iiiger
Guelle", oaB 6ranJ ooa @apen, Der
Oelltidle 9otifafter IN ser Siirfei in
MnOrio ais Ser G5ei elmer oeuti6en
6rieOensoelegutiou e,lgStroiiel lei.
Ger 9eridt pom Nnfara ingte, oon
9apsn gen0Iie ,.Oas 8ertrauen Der
Oeutldlen grmee", unO er weroe Die
beltm6gliden Observation-Disclosures
fiir Geutiflauo i'll @rfabrung gu
bringet oeriudleil.
Ae6nlife 8eritte, Die Itets ser Be-
itdtigltig e~it6ebrteit iino aud in Der
8ergangenbeit aus n~eutrnlen 9oltpt-
ltdOten ein%getroffen. auenn 0os
ariegsgIiid ser 0o5is cine 8enOung
5lli Sdllmmereu nahnt.
Dor @enigen Monoten ioIte BON
9apen Iolden 8eritten 5ltfolge oeut-
ider 8otldoiter in MnOriO tperoen.
Gtn Spred]er tur 0aS prlttldle Ail'
Bellamf ia9tc. man gerpobne it6 all
mGblid) an Oieie 6rieoensgeriifte, Die
Fait ieoe @od)e puS Dem Orient f1-
men.
@Gbreno feines Ser fritberet 6rie-
oenSgeriidte belt1tigt lpurOe, neiger
cinige 9iplonloten 5lt ser Amabme.
ooB uofl Ynpen eth AhgeinnOter ser
@enRrale iein Tonne, fpenn Die arlnee
ELM 6rieoensnngebot modem noble.
Mnn iogt BON 8apen bege perlon-
lid sic 0oriteElung, Die 8abI Ser III
liierten moge auf i'm aIs @bef elmer
nelleti Oailtidleii He9ierung fallen.
mertn 9lSolf &itler ialten IolIte.
Seine @Ofinlingen limo ieOod) lit
Don oifi3iellen nlIiierten Stellen er.
mutigt aporoeiL tnsbeionoere aud
niht int 6iitblid aatf ieiile gebeimt
SGtisfeit in @oibitr9tou lpabrelro oes
leBten arieges.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
prGIiNcnt GatnaeJc at,
B0hrcn Ser OMMtansfY:

Merifo Gitp 8rGiioent So
nlado bon Merifo uno neltn Mitglie-
Der ieiues aubinetts ipberilobmeu
u~6rpefielltO Die 9~otenmad)e on Sen
finf Sargen Die Oie iterbliderl
ueberreite Oes rltliiifen 8otifniters
@%ollitantine Oumansfp oeiIen @attir
l1O 0rei Climber eltbalten, Oie be-
fanntlid bei eillen 8Iltg5eu9obitnr3
inns 2eben gefommen maren.
Gle Sarge, aui 0enen ie cine Bbo-
togropbie ser i6r ent6oltenen Gotten
au leben NOR, iteben nebereiaon0er
in einem 6lii9ef oes rniifidJen Bot
ifnftSge6du0eS.
Im Ibeno border batten Oie per
~id}ieoeten oiplomatii6en 0ertreter
aitoerer geationen sic Soten1pude
ii6ernommen, unter ibren ser orneri-
faniidle 8otidofter George g. Mer-
rerimith.