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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-12

DEFORE they went into action In
- the Alps. the famous Lord Lovat
Scouts came over to Canada and
spent a winter in Jasper National
Park training for mountain war.
fare. Originally cavalry outfit and
retaining such cavalry terms as
trooper" and Squadron. the
Scouts. privately maintained by
Lord Lovat. took to skis (which
they, nicknamed torture sticks")
and such modern equipment as
I'weasels". The United States Army
and Air Force specialists In winter
warfare coupled with those OF the
R.A.F. 9 R.C.A.F.s were associated
with men loaned by the Canadian
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-12

zero. The troopers went on long
ski treks, climbed mountains, spent
nights in snow holes, and made a
mock attack on the town of Jasper.
with the R.C.AF. checking on their
visibility from the air, and drop
ping food and instructions.
The top left photograph shows q
group on ski exercises, camouflaged
in white. At top, right, a Iovat
scout is shown with a travel kit
weighing so pounds, and below. at
left, another Is scaling q rock walt
high above the Athabaska Valley.
Below, at : right, d artist d Elmore
Brown OF California, demonstrates
ski equipment with bis sketches In
the camp training practice. 49,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-12

FL Dorado


Colombia was named for Column
bus and was long famous as the
Land of El Dorado. This nations
real riches lie in her coffee planta-
tions, mines, oil fields 1t is the only
nation in South America with a
coastline on both the Pacific and
Atlantic.
Good Radiance
The most effective means of rid
ding ships of rats has been to build
the ships in such a way that makes
it difficult for rats to live and breed
aboard them. The United States
public health service pioneered in
this field, and modern American
ships are practically free of the age
long problem of rats.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-12

Army TO handle transport, engineer.
ing and messing, forming q group
OF about so ski instructors and
other alpine experts. ~ a'''''''.s4aeF~
Headquarters we're established
at Jasper Park Lodge Tin pre.war
days a famous resort hotel of the
Canadian Rockies, but closed for
the duration) and outlying camps
were set up throughout the Atha-
baska Valley. in the Tonquin, at
Maligne Lake and the Columbia
lcefield. In their intensive training.
the Scouts gave secret equipment,
special clothing and rations q real
winter test, at high attitudes and
IN temperatures as cold as 40 below
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-12

at Wooster, August s, and the
speaker at that meeting will be NJ.
A. Blake, state harticulturist, New
Jersey.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-12
SHORTS AND MIDDLINGS

On taking the oath of office,
Secretary of Agriculture Clintop P.
said his four immediate
concerns were abundant food produc-
ton, measures to protect farm
prices, means to fulfill government
promises to farmers, and ways to
improve food distribution to share it
more fairly.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-12

Spaeth started on the mound for
the locals and gave up only two hits
in hurling five innings of shutout
ball. Geiger worked the other two
frames to give both regular Triplett
hurlers chance to work out after
a weeks layoff.
Score by innings:
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-12

State horticultural Society will be
held at the w. w. Reynolds Farm,
southwest of Utica, Tuesday, Aug gust
7. Carroll Miller, official of several
West Virginia horticultural organ
izations, will be the days speaker.
Orchard tours will start at 1000 a.
m. Ohio Orchard Day will be held
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-04

v@9 pos, Stalianer!" ertpiberte
Der BoIten argerlidb. ~@e6oren lit er
pobL in Der italiGniiden Staot Wee'
oena; ober Dem erlau6ten Saus De-
Iterrei6 boben i6on andre aus Der
@egen0 geoient, oenft nur on ben
Biccolomini aus Dem groBen &rteg.
Limb Der bort muB pobl Der Warf-
graf Sermonn bon 8a6en Iein??
nSobts getroffen!"
$50, Der 1tebt aus tpie Elm &riegs'
bel6, itromm uno itattli6, uno bot
bod Elm gutes @elt6t!"
SEPT ibr?" iagte Ser Soften.
"@ben gibt er 8efebl fir Die lrtol'
Ierie gum 8orriiden. Sort 0riiben
auf Oen 8Ideln binter'm 0orfe muB
Der Gein0 erldeinen."
~9errie!" rief Der Gbriltion be-
Itiir3t. u9lber ga batte i6 oaS Sort
nit oem &irdbof beieben lollen!"
Ger 0ottfrie0 Iob i'm geringidat-
gig an. uIu muBt 0u friiber aufIte'
ben! Ga5 lit bereit5 beute na6t ge'
Ideben, ais mir nit unIrer Wte1Oung
3urIdfomen. SiebIt 0u ni6t, mics
BON Moffen blitt binter Der &ir6-
bofsmauer? Go5 lit cine nutiirli6e
! Se1tung fir unlre Snfnnterle, 0aran
beiBt li6 Ser 6ran5monn 0te 3abne
rau5, nenn'S lo5gebt!"
v@er lit 0enn 0er bort BEL 0en
3nei 8enerGlen?" frogte Der Wots
tenbauer uno oeutete ouf einen blut'
iungen, ober offenbur fiirltIiden
&rieger, Der in ebrerbietiger Sol.
tung neben oem Vtarfgrofen Ituno.
Gin ieines, bIiiben0es Siinglings-
geIiht mar BON Der 0uItigen Feriide
umrobmt, einc longe, gebogene geo'
Ie, idborfe 3iige Inn BEN l6on &C.
formten Wun0 riefen 0en @inorud
berpor, uls Oh aus 0ielem MenI6en
ettpos 8roBe5 neroen noGe. &Iuge,
mon0elformig gel6nittene 9lugen, Die
bon Dei6en 2tnien ltmgeben maren
Oerlicbcn 0em 9lntlib Oe5 foum Dem
&nobcnolter gntmohlenen einen ei-
genortigen Rei5. God Elm friibent-
mideltcr, lelbItbeDuBter 8eiIt idien
in Dem i11genOlids sgeihn1eioigen,
itnblgepon5erten &orper 5u nobnen.
2ultig flotterte sic leioene 6abnrif5.
iddrpe i'm ltoBDeiBen Sii0mino, ser
hlpill iiber Oie 2oBbiigel ooberpabls
te.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-04
(iSortiesung foIqt)
NQuQA nuA alien NQH

gIiden nit 28O,OOO,OOO,OOO, bic
Geutldlon6 oofiir ousgab, n4breno
Sopan $49,154, 100000 un0 Stub
lon0 $t35, ,586,OOO,OOO &riegSfo1ten
5oblte. uniere 2ononirti6oft Iieferte
2e6enSmittel i'm @erte bon $2O,OOO,-
100000 an 0ie StreittrGfte 0eS 3ans
0e5, fir 2eib=Ba6t uno Die 9luSIuno.
billie Sbmobl Sic 9lrbeitstrGfte Der
SanOmirtld)oft ourh Die &rieg5an.
ror0erungen re0u5iert tDor0en naren,
Itieg Oie Froouftion Inn fiinfunoorei-
Big Bro5ent iiber ben 8orfriegSltono.
Utlt orei3ebntauIen0 neuen Sobrifen
muroen Die Eroouftion5m0gli6feiten
oe5 2anoe5 Inn $2O,3OO,O0O,OOO er,
meltcrt. Sn Scr Weunition5inou1trie
ouein orbeiteten 100000 8erIo-
men, ungefabr ie Elm Otunitionsorbei-
ter fir ie einen 9Ingeb0rigen bon
Seer uno 6lotte, 0ie 100000
Vfonn 1tarf Doren. Sm Ietten &riegs.
iQbre IteIlten Die Ser. Stouten fiinf-
l1nooier5ig Bro5ent oler Munition
DER Welt ber. O1e tllnltlld)e 8un1mi=
'nbrltut1on mar bon ufttau Ien0 Son.
ncn i'm Sabre 1911 auf $4,000
Sonnen I'M Sobre 1914 erb0bt NOR.
ben. Gie 9lluminillnpro0uftion lit
BON 1912 bis 1914 peroreifad]t NOR
Den. Sic amerifoni1hen @erften bou=
ten ungefabr GO,0OO,OOO Eonnen
9onoelsihiff5raun1, mopon mir et1pa
100000 Tonnen perIoren buben.
@a5 Tlug5euge onbetrifit, 10 Dur.
ben bonn Ge5ember 1912 biz gum
Siege iiber Sapon 223,444 Wuidi-
men oler Gppen berge1telt - anqe.
tongen bonn fleinen uebungsfIugseug
big 3u Ben B,29 Superfeltunaen.
0orunter befanoen lid 184,433
6lug5euge fir toftilde 2tpede. sSIr
Die 8unoeSarmee olein nuroen ae.
baut: 119,4OO Tanfs, Eon5erlpoqen
uno onoere 5obr5euge nit SeIbItan.
trleb; 1,f16,OOO 8eIdiite ouer ga.
liber; 18,900,00O Sonofeueruoffen;
10000 Eroftoren, 8uQoo3ers uno
onoere gaumoidinen; 2,4OO,OOO
9altoutos, barunter 100000 @eIGn.
oetpogen; 100000 5unfopporote
aller Irten; 2,66O,O0O Selepbonap
porote; 100000 3elte; III 7,OOO,.
600 Baar 5dube uno liebentoulero
Sotomotlpen. 5erner tpuroen 625,.
600 Sonen Bappfartons beraeIteut.
llniere Tlotte lit gu elmer Grmobo
in 3tpei S5eonen nit bun6erttouieno
Sdltfen aller @roBen, oorunter fiinf.
5ebnbunoert &feinbeiten ousee.
baut tporoen. 0ies ergibt cine Rriees.
marine, Die groBer lit ols ale ii6ri.
gen &riegsflotten Der @eIt auIom.
mengenommen. Seer un6 sslotte Der
Der. Staaten boben i'm europ6iiden
uno po5ifii6en &riege 252,885 Eote,
651 ,218 8ertpun6ete, 43,969 Ser.
miBte unb 122,747 @efanaene oe.
bobt. Die @iienbobnen 6es 2onSes
baben 100000 Rann Srupben
uno 287, 100000 Eonnen Seeresaut
beforbert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-04
GiIenbptuer i'm Gatifan

HopIt Biu5 XII. empfing Dor fur
sem General @ilenbomer, oeilen
Sobn, 2eutnunt Sobn giienboner,
uno General M}urf 90. Glorf, Sen
amerifanilden 8efeblSbober in De-
lterreit, in elmer Bripotol1oien3. ,Sl-
ierDotore Homono' beridtet, oie I'm
terbaltung lei in ber5lidem Gone ge,
fiibrt moroen un0 babe li6 beionoerS
Inn Sic 3uItonoe in Geutidlon0 uno
Seiterrei6 georebt. 9eaGber beiu6te
General gilenboDer Die ct. 8eters-
&atbeorale.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-04
Gdener in cSranspIenbienit

Ger Brdiioent ser 3eppelin-8e-
Ielltoft m. b. s., Gr. Sugo gfener,
bat bon elmer frun5oiilden 2uftfobrts
geieulbaft BEN Auftrag befommen,
Elm Suftlditf fir fiinfunooreiBig
Baila9iere nit einem 9lftionsraoiuS
bon oiertauIeno &ilometern 5u bouen.
Gr. Gdener lebt in &onlton5, bos in
Ser fran50iiihen 9eiabungS5one liegt,
Gie Werfanlagen Ser Zeppelin 9. nj.
b. $. in 6rieorid)Sbofen ltnb poll1t1n-
big 5erltort.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-04

Ben 2otenperiide?" fragte Bottfrieo
Orellt einen Soften.
rSiebIt e5 ia, 8uuer, er bat Oen
clfenbeinernen Ntorihouitob in Der
Son0."
NV, Oos lit icbt Ser WtontecuccuIi?
Sab mir i'm cigentlid) onoer5 fiirge-
Itclt nidht 10 ebrennraBig geiebt, ion-
bern mebr friegeriit! 8laub fat lel-
Der, mas 0os 8olt iugt," fliiIterte er
Sem 8ruoer 81, ~ber beiBt Oton0fu.
gel neil er eber cine &ugel ouf Ben
Ofono iogt ais nuf Sen Seino!" 2out
f1br er, gu DEM BoIten gepenOet fort:
vDelt, es lit Elm StoliQner?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-04
Siidlof Stud bon Strafbnrs +

gor tur5em lit 8il6of Hu6 BON
StraBburg i'm 9llter bon einunoi feb.
gig Sabren oabingeihieoen. Gr mar
i'm eriten 8eltfries ols slrmeefopIan
tatig uno puroe inn Sttober 1918
gum 8ilfof bon Nancp uno elm Sobr
lpater gum 8ii6of BON 5troBburg
ernonnt. @egen ieines energii6en
BroteItS gegen Die ungeredte 8e.
bonolung ieiner 2anosleute pGbreno
Der gea5i-8eiebung puroe er Der.
boant.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-04
@rabildOf Spellman in Sapan

Nus Totio miro beridtet, oaB @r3-
bildof Speumon aus &oreo in Yoto'
boma eingetroffen lit. Gr befinOet 1ib
ouf elmer umfoiienOcn 6nbrt ourd
Die &riegsgebiete. Ser gr3bildof er-
tldrte, feine unmittelboren BlGne gu
baben, OoB er ie0od ermorte, menig-
items pier oOer fiinf Gage i'm @ebiet
bon Iofio=Oofobono 5u bleiben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-04

re9titriegeln, big Iie Solooten itno!"
Die linO 8ouern uno iolen's
blelben!" erpioerte Gbriltion.
uAber meinet Sbr, mir f0nnen 0ie
6ran5olen auf Die Gouer BON eurer
Srtenou obbaIten, Denn Der Bauer
unS ni6t bilft? Sbr loatet olle mai
fenfunolg uno -pillig lein!"
rSino mir audi" trumpfte ito15
Der Wtattenbofer. uunIer @el6le6t
bat lid gepebrt Dor OreiBig Sabren
nit Der Waffe in Der Jouit. Die SUM-
gen freilif, Die baben oa5 no6 ni6t
notig 9ebabt.
r@erOen'5 au1 nod lernen mill
len, gloubet mir's!" iugte ernit Der
8oGtmeiIter.
Y9an borte 0umpfes Humpeln Don
ferne.
~2tb, unire artoQerie!" rief Der
8odtmelter. ~0ie lit unier Stol3,
uno 3uoem fiibrt lie elmer, Den ibr
alS Nadbarn ou9 fennen loLltet: Der
Vturtgraf Sermonn bon 8aoen!"
~5reilid, gebort bob i6 au9 I6on
BON ibm! Ser oIte Warfgraf 8il,
belm tann eitel lein auf oieIen Sobn,
er bat es melt gebra9t!"
~Satten mir i'm bel Bonn nidt
gebabt - meb!" lagte Der 8adt-
mellter. ~Da ging's bart Der norleB=
ten @lnter Ser Warfgraf 9ermonn
bat aber 10 tooelloS nit Der artol-
lerie geI6oiien, bob Der Montecucculi
Die Jran5oien aus Bonn berou5.
i6meiBen tonnte. Gas mar Elm S6log
fir Die Mell6en!"
Sn5pll6en mar oie Sonne unter,
gegangen. Der @a6tneiIter begob
lt6 III ben Sol, teilte Ieine 2eute Elm
uno ldidte cine 8eoette oreibun0ert
Sdritt iiiolid our 8eoba6tung Oe5
8elanoes. Die S6peIter Tbere5
bate Dos 8ieb mitgenommen, III
SouS uno Stall mar es rubig gemor-
ben, Die mellten 0rogoner logen toO.
muo auf ibren 5trobi6iitten un0
ldnar6ten ems. Gin @etpitter grolte
fernber - ODER nar es oas Humoreu
Der &anonen?
Gbrtlttan unt5irfelte BEN Sol, ob
alleS in Sronung iei. SIM fablen
Nanmerlidt iab er gegen ben 8eIt-
blnlmel - bo6ltens cine babe Stuu-
De entfernt - auf Ben 8iifeln an
oer SampelsgaB i6por5e Hobre lhief
gen Slmmel ragen. 0ie 9lrtiuerie
batte Stelung be5ogen uno erlpars
tete ben 5einO. unbeimli6 l6meigeno
fam Die bange No9t ..
Inn bic Witterna6t fubr Der O}ut.
tenbofer aus Dem Sblafe bod: 0eut=
lid baltic bon Idern Der @etpebrge.
fnatter!
"Monn," rief Die 2io6a, rpir bat.
ten oo6 fort io1en!"
Limo olles inn 5tid loIlen? s5ebt
belBts bolt in @ottes 0amen aus.
borren!"
lleber ibnen in Der Wedodenfom,
mer tnarrte oeroG9ttg cine 0iele.
"Bas BLOB Die @upbroline bot?"
murmelte Die Wutter.
"Sie miro bolt audi an Der sd)ie.
Berel nertpa9t iein @eib!" iii.
lterte Der Bauer nod elmer 8auie,
lou muBt tie beiier biiten!"
es NOR iebr idpiil aeuoroen.
gltbe 5udten. Elm fradenoer Conner.
l9log bra9 IN Die Stiae, Hegen
raul9te in idmeren @ulien oui's
ouritige 2ano. @in5eIne Slintenidil.
ie bellten ld6erIia eeeen ben Orfan
Der Simmelsgeidiise. 2ongiom be.
rubtete iid Die @atur. @er6uid bon
marl9ierenoen Sruppen flang gu
ben Sbren oes tpa6en6en @bepaares.
@ar bos Der Sltis, Der tpieoer 6urd's
Eadeebalfe fniIterte, IiiItern pobl
nad Der fdoniten Eaube2 =.
Mit blutigem Mot I'M ben Sarot.
lte'ntelien bub Der Sag an. 9ie Sra.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-04

Aoner muren Idon ouf pubten ibr
5ottel5eug, DulGen li6 um 8runz
ncl>, trGnften uno fiitterten Die Yfers
be. 2lm luIti9lten mar Der BLONDE
Nlortiermader, Der idon mie0er nit
Der GupbrOltne l6aferte.
Gbriitiun lieB oltr0 Die 3miuinge
Nclt mO Strob bonn SeuItaQ ner-
fen, mic e5 Ser Wadtmellter gebot.
Gr map Ben Pier0en au6 Die Sabers
rntionen gu unO 0adte l6mer3li6:
vllnO meine 8duIe? &onnen nobl
utrrefcn int naGlten Winter?" gr
ItNnO i'm @ofe uno lab mie i'm Irnu.
NE n1f On5 lreiben, oo5 lt0 ldrmenO
um i'm entpIdelte.
I'm 5ebn llbr fam elm 9teiter per=
b0ngten 3iigel5 auf l6melBtriefen-
Dem Holle in ben Sof bereingalop.
plert. OottfrieO mars, Der it'd aus
Dem Sattel mari.
rSauob, GbriItion, 56luffuppe!
9lufgeDaht! llnlereiner bat l9on
DieOer mas binter lt6!"
ugl mober?" rlef &iobu er1taunt.
~auf benz Sin0elbof iino nod
mebr Gragoner olS bel eu9!" erpi=
6erte @pttfrieo ludeno. LIMB id bob
beut nadt cine Strelfputrouile ge-
fiibrt. Die &erle fennen li9 ia in Ser
8egeno nibt uu5!"
u8as gibtS Neues?" frogte Gbri-
titan, Der bintcr ieinem 8eibe ber3u-
trat.
u@rao genug! Ser Iiirenn - ous
baben N ir berou5gebro6t - bat
beut noNt BON Damsburlt ber Idern
belebt 9abt ibr's l1ieBen b0ren?"
uunO Dle!"
uGa5 maren pirI" rief Der @ott.
frieo prableno. ID ie oa bat aud
mitgebellt!" llno er mics ouf leine
rau6gedDar5te geiterpiltole. yWuBt
NAL ldouen, mics iebt ausliebt oa
oornen! SD tu' MIR ben Saul bein,
Damn geb' i'd mit."
Gem Gbriltion mars ni9t gan5
gebeuer. Ser Gag begann nit bren-
member S6mille. 8ottlob, DaB me-
nigltens jebt - gnOe Suli - Der
groBte Geil Ser @rute oabeim mar!
Us mar balt Elm iebr 5eitige5 Sobr
beuer. Scum fonnten Die Soloaten
oo6 menigltens Oa5 liebe Brot uuf
Dem Jeloe nldt mebr pertrompeln!
9lber geDiB: an &lee, Huben uno
Saber cabs nod SdaOen genug!
gta9 elmer baIben Stunoe mar Der
@ottfrieo mieoer oa.
~Salt feline 9lngit, ouB lie oues
orunter uno oriiber MAIDEN I'M SIM
6elbof?"
~@i mas, eS lit bolt Rries, oa
tommt'S auf ei1ten Salm Strob nift
on. ueberoleS, es lino laubere, orient
lt6e &erle, Die oiterrei6il6en 1rugo,
ner! llno Die Geronifa paBt ldon
auf!"
Gbriltion ooGte i'm 8eiterl6rei.
ten: Selner Sebtuge ME miro er elm
Bauer! 8ro0 an ieoem Straubalm
muB oos Ser5 oeS 8ouern bangen,
lonit lit er teiner!
Sic tomen auf Die 8iidel 3uilden
Der 2ampelsgaB uno Der Seer5traBe
- bort, mo Gbriltian einitnlals lie.
men &lrI4baum umgeleet bate. 9os
neue 8aum6en mar in ben fiinfuno.
5Dan5lg Subren BON 9brtltians @be
Elm itattlider, 3ebn 3ou bider 5tamm
geporoen. Ser Wottenbofer bob i'm
9eben elm paar Der eingebuselten,
iiberliiBen 5autiriden ouf ND
l6Delgte an ibrem Soniggei6mad.
~I6tung!" rief @ottfrieo. rOa
porn itebt ia Die gan5e @eneralit6t
betlammen!"
Sic l6liden itd 10 nabe, aIs 5tpei
Sdla6tenbumntler Itd eben beran.
Dagen ourien, obne einen &oIben in
Die &ippen au befommen.
User lit oas BORT, Der gretle
Wann in Dem Sanger NIT Der mel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-04
Sadletftungen ber 8er. Gtaaten i'm
5tueiten 8eltfriea

Das amerifonil6e 8oIt bat uGb.
reno oes 9rieees $1t9,846,228,OOO
an Stelern be5ablt. Deit Rriegsan.
leibe5et6nungen uno anbern Cider
Itelungen lit Die amerifanii9e geo.
tionalidulo ouf $685. 1926, ,445, 700
geitiegen. In 2eib.Badt lieferten mir
unlern Iaiierten olle m0gli6en Sin.
ge i'm 8erte bon neununooreibig
Wetaiaroen Dollars. Ser 4riea bot
uns $287 ISL 100000 eefo1tet, Der.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
P0IishBdsti0n
Falls 10 Reds

LONDON March 6 Up
Soviet assault forces today cap
turcd the great Polish citadel of
Grudziadz on the NiStula River
after a siege of two weeks in
which 5000 German prisoners and
rich stores OF booty were taken,
while other Red troops nearcd
Stettin.
Marshal Zhukov'S forces cap
tured Bclgard Grlcfcnberg. Cam
min. PlatSc and Treptow on the
Stettin from
The Grudziadl victory far be
hind tho battle lines was scored
As other Russian forces Speared
10 the network of Baltic lagoonS
At the mouth OF the Oder, by Ber-
lin account. and laid down a shat
toring bombardmcnt of Stettin
Rerlin'S seaport
Marshal RokoSSovsky'S Second
White Russian Army captured
Grudziadz. on the east bank oI
the NiStula 50 miles south oi
Continued on Page ,, Col. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Mob Kills 4
After Escape


ROME Q,A,-i E, AAfftfreA-6-tIN54-At Mat
-ieast four persons were killed and
several other were wounded to-
day in riots which broke out in
Rome after left-wlng demonstra-
tons demanding the resignation
of Premier lvanoe Bonomi be-
cause of tie escape of Fascist
Gen. Mario Roatta.
The demonstrations. held in the
Coliseum by Communists and So
cialiStS. turned into a free-for-all
fight which spread throughout the
city in bomb-throwing battles,
when insults were hurled against
The carabinieri, accusing them OF
being responsible for Roatta's es-
cape
Roatta. under trial for war
crimes. escaped from a military
hospital Sunday night.
The crowd, carrying Communist
banners and Italian flags where
the Hammer and Sickle replaced
the House of Savoy insignia, was
estimated 10 number more than
80, 600 at the Coliseum
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Year S Pay Bonus
For Vets Proposed

WASHINGTON, March 6 UNS)
Senator Guffey tD1 of Pennsyl-
vania today introduced a bill to
give each discharged serviceman
or woman a bonus of one years
pay at total cost of $4,000, ,000,-
900.
The measure. Guffey said. would
affect every one in the armed
services, from generals and ad-
mlrals down 10 privateS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Barracks al Custer
To Enlarge Hospital

BATTLE CREEK. March 6
Col R. c. Brown, post engineer
al Fl. Custer, today announced
that 130 barracks buildings at Ft.
Custer would be converted into
hospital wards 10 augment hos
pital facilities al Percy Jones.
The conversion will aid 5000
beds 10 the Percy Jones. making
the total capacity more than
10000 beds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07

WESTERN FRONT-Cologne

WESTERN FRONT-Cologne
captured; Patton advances
25 miles in sudden thrust.
Page L.
EASTERN FRONT 49, Reds
face across last Is miles
between them and Stettin.
Page L.
TWO JIMA-Japs try vainly
to break out of pocket at
northern end of isle.
Page L.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Chang May Attend
Conference in j. 5.

WASHINGTON March G CINS)
There was wide speculation in
circles today that Gen.
Chang Kai-shek may attend the
San Francisco conference April %.
In such a case, Chang would
make his first visit to the United
States and have his second meet
ing with President Roosevelt,
whom be met previously at the
Cairo conference November, l943.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07

Good Push Would End
War, Says Churchill

JUELICH. GERMANY. March
3 INS) Delayed )-"One good
strong heave together soon will
end the war in Europe, Prime
Minister Churchill told front line
reporters an this captured NazI
town today on his first visit TO
Germany since he war began.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07

LONDON, March 6 0NS)-
Death last night of S5-year-old
Admiral Sir Reginald G. o. Tup-
per, vice admiral of the Atlantic
blockade and admiral of the north
ern patrol during World War !,
was reported tbday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
SAH.OOO Mink Coat
Given Mrs. Roosevelt

NtW YORK, March 6 1NS1-
Nlrs Franklin D. Roosevelt was
,hc recipient today of a mink
coat valued at $1,000
il was given to her by Or. J. +.
la Forest. president Of the Que
bcc Fur Breeders Cooperative
Association, as a gesture Of good
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Patton DaSheS
Mile an Hour
L. S. FIRST ARMY HQ. March 6 (UP)-The
Americans captured Cologne tonight.

PARIS, March tUP1-Et. Gen. Pattons Third Army
gained % miles in sudden smash within 81 miles of the
Rhine today and to the north the American First Army
brought the battle of Cologne a triumphant close
First Army shock troops broke into the heart of
Cologne early today and by evening fighting in the
shadow of the great cathedral bill 300 yards from the
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
Read Where He's Fighting:
See TOmOrrOW'S Times

Where your boy fightingi Tomorow'S Detroit Times
viii bring highly Informative article dealing with the
BOTH and marine divisions under
military permits The
article will lineup of the military units in
BOTH the European Pacific heaters you idea of
location these groups and help determine
WHERE your overseas boy is fighting
are urged have Times delivered your home
by carrier You arrange for this by dang Cherry
$500.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07

Presentation was made at
luncheon celebrating the conClu-
sion OF a new trade agreement
FOR the marketing of top-gradc
Quebec mink in this country. The
coat is made of crested" skins.
KFFP YOUR Skin CILAN
steam baths help remove skin impurities
New Detroit Baths 1877 west Vernon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07

The Yanks were holding p
70OO-yard line acros, the northern
and northeastern coastal region
of the island. which D., 40 miles
southeast OF Tokyo
(American paratroop- have
landed on Two JIwa Tokyo
radio broadcast declared. The
broadcast said the Yankee para
troopers were landed on the Is-
land Monday and that >uppiles
also were being landed hy airl
Despite frantic enemy attempts
10 break out OF the pocket formed
by this assault line and tlC sea.
the marines held fast and poised
for another strike, after whiting
down TO about 1000 the Jap
garrison which originally NUM-
beTed 21.0O0.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
BATTLE MAR END

All JsD efforts to escape the
pocket were described hy Adm
Nimitz as brokcn-up while
international News Service corJc-
'spondent Johr r Henry ~7,d the
final phase of the bltIgr Two
battle was not far Oft
According 10 NniN announce
ment, the Japs Sunday HigM
launched a number UI drTCInI -
10 infiltrate our lines
Occupying an area as much a-
] 500 yards deep alons tbc north
Crn an northeastern coasts of
Two, the japanese crouchCd in
hidden creviceS and caves. Their
Fharpsncoters. machine gunners
and mostarmcn Snlpcd from posi-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-07
SEEK DISSOLUTION
ACCUSED BY VINO

Last October It was accused by
the liquor control commission OF
violating OPA ceilings and by the
WMC for allegedly violating en-
ployment restrictions AT the same
time an employe disappeared with
$4,000.
The VINO accused the club OF
ignoring an employment ceiling
and the OPA charged that the
club sold its drinks at prices &c
10 100 or more per cent higher
than established ceilings.