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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-14
FRANCIS M. TETER
COMPLETES COURSE

Sergeant Francis M. Teter of
1912 Olivia street, Key West, has
just completed the light artillery
course at the Army Service Forces
Training Center, Abedeen Proving
Ground, Md. s.t-
Sergeant Teter is married to the
former Miss Eugenla Delgado. His
mother is Mrs. Renay Teter, who
lives at 3443 Rosemary street
Jacksonville, Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-14
IHE WEATHER
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy with few scattered show
ers and thunderstorms this after
noon, tonight and Wednesday;
moderate to occasionally fresh
southeasterly winds. -
Florida: Partly cloudy this, aft
ernoon, tonight and Wednesday
with scattered afternoon and ev-
ening showers and thunderstorms,
mostly over north and west por-
tons, and along extreme south
east coast early Wednesday morn
ing.
Jacksonville through Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Moderate
to occasionally fresh southeastern
ly winds this afternoon through
Wednesday; partly cloudy wea-
ther with a few scattered showers
and thunderstormS.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warn.
ings have been issued.
WEATHER REPORT
Key West, Fla, Aug. IA, 1945
Observation taken al $3.50 a. m.
Eastern War Time. (City Office.)
Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-14
Joseph Baker. Coming
Back From Overseas

S-Sgt. Joseph ". Baker is now
at the LIE Havre Port of Embarka-
ton Staging Area in France
awaiting shipment to the United
States under the Army Redeploy-
ment Program.
His address is 8l5 Southland
street, and he is the husband of
Mrs. Joseph Baker.
He entered tie army in 1913,
and has been overseas for six
months.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-14

ore. He was called out off third
in a mist of a rally he failed to
touch third with bases loaded,
and threw away, outside of that
he played great game. ]. Lewis
and Girton each hit two safely for
the losers and Jordon and Del
Vale hit two or the winners, In
the field Rife, Goss and Yancey
starred for the winners. Lewis,
Fitch and Lastres for the losers.
Score: r H E
Daily News - ITO 010 0 3 6 S
Eng. Co. ---.--- OILS 400 x IL 8 4
o. Cruz and Girton; Yancey and
Sierra.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-14

BARRIOS HAVE SON

Announcement has been made
Of the birth of son, weighing
six pounds, to Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Barrios of 1919 Duval Street on
Sunday, August II.
The new arrival has been given
the name of Julian Barrios, Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-14
GROCERY STORES TO
CLOSE ON VI DAY

Isadore Weintraub, president of
the Key West Grocer's Associa-
ton, said this afternoon that all
member stores will be closed all
day on VI Day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-14
MRS. I'll. RICKELS
HAS HOUSE GUEST

Mrs. Howard Rickels has as a
house guest with her this week,
her cousin, Mrs. j. r. Lewis of
Greenville. Miss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-14
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SOIIEIl!I ny
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF MARRIAGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Enrique Esquin-
aldo, Jr.. received information to-
day that Ruth Clydeen Thompson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dow F.
Thompson, of Key West, and
George Elliott Smith, Jr., of the
United States Naval Reserve, had
been married. Tuesday, July 3, in
Trinity Episcopal Church, Mel
rose, Mass.
The information further said
that Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are re-
siding at 81 Mount Vernon ave-
nue., in Melrose.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-14
DETROIT DOWNS
YANKEES TWICE
CHICAGO CUBS COME OUT
VICTORIOUS OVER
pHILLIEs


INV YORK, Aug. i4.--Explod-
Ina - hits for 20 runs, the De-
tfelf Tigers swept their second
ea1ecessise double-header from
flan New York Yankees yester-
ass. IS to Z and II to 0, TO shove
iise Yankn IA games out of first
piaee.
hclnie Becker. playing first
bane IN place Of injured Phil Cav
&Frefta. he'd a nine-hit attack on
FsieheF Dick Barrett of the Phil
astsiphia Phils with a single, a
aaaihle and triple as the Chicago
Gsslss aefeated the Pills Al. Paul
ElNFrlnReT registered his thir-
t~snah victory of the season
amainst seven defeats. Andy
Aesnlnick's home run in the ninth
ful,iNd him Of a shutout.
The following are the results of
the games played yesterday:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-14
THE UNPARDONABLE SIN

Divorced are Mr..
And Mrs. RoWell,
He wiped his car
With her guest towel.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-08
CommunityPIans
Own. Permanent
Circus BuiIdinQ
GAINESVILLE, Texas - U.P


GAINESVILLE, Texas - U.p
For IL years before the war,
the Gainesville community cir.
Gus toured Texas and Oklahoma
cities, and now it is planning a
new season of performances.
The Gainesville circus was
organized from community tai
ent for local entertainment, but
its popularity demanded contin-
Gus tours through the summer
season.
Highway improvements which
are to be seen in Gainesville in
the near future will give the
circus grounds advantageous
location adjoining the inter-re-
gional highway. The circus will
have the only exclusive exhibit
ton building of its kind in q the
country, seating 800 persons,
with large ring and space for
animal, acrobatic, aerial and
comic attractions.
Engineers and architects al
ready are busy with plans for
the circus building, the menag-
crie-type zoo, which will have
circus-style cage wagons in an
oval arrangement Stimulating a
menagerie. Other buildings on
the fair grounds will be design
cd in keeping with the circus
scheme.
The group plans to open its
season each spring with a nine
day engagement in the building,
show week at the county fair
in the fall and give special per-
formances the remainder Of the
ycar-right in Gainesville.
The people Of this small Tex
as community are anxious per-
haps TO have the circus in their
own back yard for change.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-08

theme, Scouts of the World
Brothers together"
Scouts, Cubs, their leaders,
parents and friends in the South
Macomb area will gather in a
huge pep rally at the East De-
troit High School Wednesday
evening. Feb. IA, at 1880 o'clock.
for a local celebration of the
bi thday of Scouting in Ameri-
ca.
The program will include
band music by the East Detroit
High school band, under Arch
Richards; demonstrations Of
Scout activities; a skit under the
direction of Mrs. Lillis Mckain,
dramatized by Dick Smith, Bob
Cole, and Vern Scully; and 4
Cub Scout demonstration, UNI
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-08
18Th ANNIVERSARY
18TH ANNIVERSARY
5. M0comb Scout Rally Feb. ID

EAST DETROIT The Ma
tons 100000 Boy Scouts,
Cubs, and their leaders will Gel
citrate the 35th anniversary Of
the incorporation of the Boy
Scouts of America in a weeks
observance beginning Thursday.
Feb. b.
Boy Scout week is the most
important week in the Boy
Scout calendar. 10000, 900 pre-
sent and former Scouts and
leaders will join the celebra-
ton. which this year has as its
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-08

Two Of the three juvenile
members of that group live in
Warren township, the official
coiJ
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-08
Risks Death
10 Save Pals
Froser Soldier
Emerses as Hero

FRASER - Tech. Sgt. Ken
meth j. Sauder, of an American
armored division in France,
has emerged from the war
news as one of the heroes of the
Yank forces, after a valiant and
successful rescue attempt in
volving five of his fellow SOL
diers.
When a Nazi she'll struck their
battalion aid station and set II
on fire, trapping five men in
the cellar, Sauder risked his life
to save his companions, accord
ing to official citations.
ignoring flames and falling
timbers, Sauder entered the
wrecked and burning building
five times. On the fourth trip,
part of the building collapsed
around him setting fire to his
field jacket but he extinguished
the flames, and returned to res
cue the fifth man.
Tech. Sergt. Sauder is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sauder OF
Mulvey road. He is a graduate
of Fraser High School and was
student at Ypsilanti Teachers
College. when he entered the
army. He was very active in
sports, and was a star in basket
ball, football and baseball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sauder have
two other sons service, Leon
ard with the Canadian army in
Italy, and Harvey with the Navy
Air Corps, stationed in Pensa-
cola, Fla.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-08
FOxhOle Research

GARRETT, Ind U.H - Just
ask S/Sgt. Judson Witherspoon,
Marine veteran of the South
Pacific, how many strands of silk
II takes to weave a Hawaiian
grass skirt. He'll tell you-many
more than 5000. cause that 5
when he got tired of counting.
While spending a period of soil
tude in foXhole, Witherspoon
made a grass skirt out of strands
OF silk taken from a parachute.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-08

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.-(U.H-
Seven girls of the Lukas-Harold
Co. recommend this method Of
saving money for the numerous
drives that always are being
pushed. They have toy bank,
labeled "swear box" and every
time one Of them or anyone in
the room cusses, it costs him or
her a nickel. They claim the
amount grows rapidly.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-08
Police Solve
Many Crimes
Six Under II
Among Offenders

CENTER LINE-With 10 sus-
poets already in custody Center
Line state and city police today
continued their search for addi-
tional members of two distinct
gangs of youthful marauders
who, Prosecutor Wilbur F. Held,
said have preyed upon South
Macomb residents over a pc
riod of months.
Seven of the youths, ranging
in age from Ia to FL, have been
arrested by State Police and
are reputedly members of o
highly organized band of purse
snatchers and car thieves while
the remaining three, appre-
hended by city police under
Chief Elmer Flechsig, are IL, 13
and IA years old. The latter
group is accused only of van
dalism ramsacking and minor
thefts.
CONTINUE PROBE
Trooper Leroy McCleur, of
the State Police post here, was
credited by the prosecutor with
having supplied the key to the
depredations of the larger gang
working on the case and other
arrests may follow"
OF that organized mob three
juveniles, one IA years old and
two 16, will be taken into juve-
nile court in Mount Clemens
while the remaining four, three
17-year-olds and 2lyear-old
man, are held in the county jail
pending trial on criminal charg-
eS.
Held for Circuit Court action
are:
Leslie Cook, 81, of 20549 AL
bany, Detroit. charged with I'M
lawfully driving away an auto
mobile.
Marvin Czapp, Of 9632 Co
nant, Detroit, likewise charged
with auto theft.
Ralph Daily. II, of Detroit,
charged with larceny from a
person.
Robert Walls, II, of 202lO AL
blny, Detroit, facing a count OF
larceny from an automobile.
Cook and Czapp have been
connected with the theft of an
automobile from Connie Klein
of 4l37 Joliet street, Warren
township, on Nov. II, 1914,
Held said. A variety of market
thefts and purs e-snatchings
have likewise been credited to
the gang, the prosecutor point
ed out.
Two Of the three juvenile
members of that group live in
Warren township, the official
said.
CITY CASES SOLVED
In the case of the Center Line
trio arrested by Chief Flech-
sig and Patrolmen Leon Mere
dith and Earl Parrish, seven
cases scattered over the past
three weeks, have been clear
ed up.
According to Flechsig the
boys, identified and apprehend-
ed on Saturday, have admitted
the following offenses:
Jan. 10, Jan. rs and Jan. q
Three separate breakings- and
enterings Of the Center Line
Baptist church during which
various acts Of vandalism took
place and in one of which a
small amount Of money was
stolen.
Jan. 26-An attempt to break
into the box office of the Liber-
ty theatre.
Jan. 30-The entry into, and
thefts from, the John McGlew
garage. During that foray, the
chief said, the youngsters had
taken IL boxes Of gum which
they hurried over to the school,
grounds to peddle to fellow pu-
pils).
Feb. 2-Ransacking and van
dalism at the Ellis School.
Feb. 2-Attempt to break and
enter the Victory school.
In accord with long establish.
ed South Macomb News policy
the names Of the six juveniles
involved with the activities Of
the two groups are withheld
from publication.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-08

der the leadership of Cubmaster
A. G.. Chalmers and Pack Com
mittee Chairman William N.
Hantula.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-08

About one-half the coffee
England uses comes from the
British Empire.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-06
Ndbrmittel
immer fnapper

Waihinaton - 0~orlisen0er Clint
lteoo pom Observation-Disclosures
aonitee ser 8nr 5000 aominiltro=
tipn, erflarte nor oem Agrardlts=
iduB oes Senots, 0oB iif Die yldNme-
rem Mqngel" in Der Nabrnllttelper=
IorQunq Ser @aiierten nit 5ltreb-
meiOen militariidyen 6ortifrltteit
oltf Dem @eg nod 8erlin nod per-
ih1rien miir0en lttt0 Dos uf1erifont-
l6e 3iuilpublifum nit nod pelll9er
uls5ufommen buben merOe, altd)
menn MIR elm Minimum bon Selb-
padt- uno Observation-Disclosures ge-
oedt meroe. .S1pere &nuppbei=
ten, beridtete Ell Dem 4usiduB, Der
5ur3eit sic 2abensmittel Situation
unteriuAt, Yentpifeln lif nit rapl-
Ser @eidpinoigfeit bei 6leiid 6ett-
ltoffen mto Speileolen, mll6pirt-
lduftiden @r3eugniiien, 3orreiern,
i3ufer unO &eis." 0agegen ieien ge=
mug @ei5en, Mil6 unO @ier porban=
Sen. Strides @emiiie ioate leinen
@orten na6 ausreid)en, unO frilfes
ObIt oiirfte in groBeren Mengen per-
fiigbar iein, als lebtes Sabr. Sic
,,funoamentolite uriahe" Der 5uneb-
menoen Ierfnappungen, erflarte Ser
3euae lei oie, DOB pefiger 2ebens-
mittel porbanoen uno Die anfor-
oerltllgen oogegen in Die Sobe gegan-
gen ieierl.
Cine onoere @ntmidlung an ser
nGbrDirtifaftliden 6ront NOR cine
fanabilde @rfldrung, 0aB &anooo
bon Den Ser. Staaten fem amtlides
@rluden ,,um @infubr BON Jleilfl
aus 9anooa nod Sen Ser. Staaten"
erbalten babe, ousgenommen nur
nit ge3ig ullf gei6lodtetes @eflii-
gel (6leiId lit lett einem Sabr IN
&anooa nid)t rotioniert.) y. Ut. Ya-
terlon, Elm Witglieo oes amerifanildl,
britiif : fanooii6en 2ebensmittel-
Ausidulies, be5ei6nete cine friibere
grflGrung Slmitea0s, Die Der.
Staaten b6tten fem Gleiid bon SD
naoa er9nlten fonnen, als ulebr
irrefiibreno~M, uno perrpies auf ame-
rifuniife 8rotelte pom pori9en SCRIPT
iiber Aufbe6ung zines @mbargos
nuf 8erienoung lebenoer Shafe nno
2Gmmer olts &oiaoo nnd ben Ser.
Staoten. Gin Gbnlides @mbargo
ouf 1ebenopieb, fiibrte er in einem
BON 9lmiteao p~erleienen 8riefe pei-
Washington Journal., 1945-04-06
be1orgt
nber Su9eno

8al6inQton - Der oeutlde GeidS-
innenniniIter lln0 @eltapodef Sein-
rid @immler bat Elm &unOl6relben
erlolien, oas gor5 e~inOeutig leine
8eIorgnis iiber Die omuadienoe Artl-
nu8iItimmung in gemiiien &reilen Der
iiitgeren oeutld)en @%eteralen erten=
nen lqBt. SSn Dem grlnB miro OaS
Oeuti6e @olf oapor gemarnt, OaB
4ntina3i Sugenogrlppen, ourter
Ser 1Sii6rltng non @rpodlenen mo
manfnal Iogor Alisldnoern," lid) III
guns Geutlhlan0 betdtigen. Sn Dem
Simmler'ihen grIaB beiBt eS II. a.:
S2Sn a((en 8eilen Oes &eifseS, belpn>
'oers in Oen @roBitdoten, biloen li6
in modIelloefn MaBe Orgunilntionen
Sltgenoliher, ole Iopobl rein poli-
tiih oppoiitionelle ols ollfJ libernli-
itllde uno inoioioualiitrlde 1enoen-
gen baben.
uSlele StJeHO9ruppeH 1H9tel elH
2eben, 0as nit Der nationollo3ialilti-
iden Soeenipelt unpereinbar 1T. Sic
beoienen iid ser perideoeniten 0a-
men, mie 3. g. @oelmeiB II. a., uno
lie bgite6en aus jungen 2euten beiOer-
lei @elflefts. 5bre 6iibrer iino
bGufig @rmu6iene nnb manfmal io=
qur 4uslGnoer. Gin An5a6l Der
5iibrer itammen aud) aus frii6eren
Oppoiitionsgruppen o0er Stuoenten-
perbGn0en. Sic @ltern unterltiiten
baufig sic 46iiht ibrer &inoer, oieIen
8erbdnoer bei5utreten.
uSsbre SppoIition be3eugen bieie
SSllgenOgruppen Olrd ibre @leid)giil-
tigfeit gegenii6er ben ariegsereignil-
len, 0riidebergerei POM 9ienit Sln-
grille auf MitglieOer Ser Sitter u-
geno, our6 4bboren a%ltslanoilfer
&unofunfienoungen un0 Gerbreitung
BON @erii6ten, iomie bur6 Die Sort
fiibrrti1g ser Sraoitionen illegaler
Srganilotipnen."
Washington Journal., 1945-04-06
9enat Gc9en
Notwithstanding

8aIbinQton - Wtit 46 gegen 20
Stimmen ueraparf Der Senat Die Dor
meniaen 9oQen pom A6Georoneten-
ba1s ungenommene Arbeitsmorft-
aontroQuor(age, Die 0as @rgebniS
Ser 8erotlng zines gemeinlamen
Ausidulies beiOer &ulnniern oeS
&ongreiies mar.
9as rationale Oberbaus lebte lid)
nit Ieinem geidlitB iiber oos Ser
lonaen 0es @eiBen Suuies nod An-
nobme elmer notwithstanding
qenlaB Dem mort or figbt"- @rhno-
lab 6inipeg, nadOem Der ,,aonferen3-
ausiduB" bei0er Saltier uno Oailad)
bas ACCOMMODATIONS DEM Yrull-
oenten at @iaen getDelen tDdre1t.
Gooieoelt butte iif fir ben @eleb-
entmurf urlter Der 8egriinOung eill-
oeiett, ooB 0ieie 8orlage 5rpar nid)t
10 melt Qe6e, ipie er es I'M @inflang
nit Sen A%uifailungen oes Generals
Morl6aa uno oes QomiralS Sling
fiir miinifenswert gebalten babe.
aber 0o6 ungeitorte 8eiterHibrutt9
ser friegsmidtigen 8roouftion II
6ere.
4uf antrog 0es oemofrntilden
Senators O'Ma6oneD aus @poming
beidl(oB ser Senat na6 HieOer Itim-
,r,,no 0er Unr1nde 0eS NbqeorOne=
ten6aus gu eriuden, Oie 5roge Ell
ner mirfla amen Arbeitsmarftfontrone
Don neuem gum @~egenitano Der Be
ratul1g ourd) einen g%emeinlnmen
gusidJuB 3u MAIDEN. SWabonep
qab ser Soffnung alsoruf, eS peroe
0o6ei qelingen, Die @eiebgeber in
oem anoeren 5liigel oes anpitols
fiir cine gorloge i'm Gimme elmer
(r6eitsmarftlenfung auf galls Der
5reipiaigfeit 5u g%eplnnen.
Die lesten Sofinungen auf An-
nabme Der 8orlage maren geldmun-
Sen, ais Senator Sobnlon (Gem.,
Colorado, Ser uripriingliA gu Den
,,8dtern" oes @ntrpurfs geborte,
ploblid] umldlpenfte uno unter Be
3ugna6me auf Den @mtsriidtritt oes
Mo6ililierungs : DIRECTORS 8Drnes
(oieler batte nod i'm letten Nugen-
blid Anna6me bes @elebentpurfS
g%eforoert) erfldrte, Die 3eit lei
i6left gemablt, nun anoere Seiite
an ibre alten @lrbeitspldbe l6mieoen
sl poaen.~ (9ie 8orlage woate
einen in0ireften 3nang in Dem Sinne
oitf Sic Irbeiter ausgeiibt baben,
en4peoer riiitlngswidtige 9lrbeitS-
ltelen an5lnebmen ODER, menn lie
iolde MrbeitsplGbe idon befleIoen,
ibre Steaen nidt eigenmad)tig 81
perlniien.)
Washington Journal., 1945-04-06
699t leiltet
8er5i6t

8nlbin9ton - Broii0ellt Hoole-
belt bat lif) in iIberraitenoer Nb-
febr Don ieilten frii9eren abli6ten
entldlolIen, auf Der Ser. Gtatlonen-
SoQunQ in San 6rancisco nld)t orel
Stimmen in ser 8eltueriammlrng
fiir Die Ser. Stuuten 81 beantrogen,
Sein Hiidtritt BON Ser &inie, oltT
Oie er iib nit Bremier Stain ltltO
8remier @burdyia in Salta etnlgte,
mur0e pom Stootsoepartement be-
fo~nntqeaeben. Ser 8raiiOent,"
erflarte SefretGr StettiniuS ben
6unoert @reiieperiretern Die lid) 81
5einem Notwithstanding eil-
fanOen, bat enti6ieoen, oaB Die
Ser. Stauten in Der &onferen5 IN
Son 6runcisco feine 8uia4li6en
Stimmen fiir Die &egierl,ng Der Ser.
Stoaten in DER @eneraloerlamm-
luna beantragen tper0en.
0ieie neueite @ntwiflung laBt
ouf Soffnungen Oes @rdlioenter
idlieBen, ooB iid oub Stalin nit
elmer ein5igen Stimme begnii8en
miro.
Ser ruiIiide 6iibrer botte eigene
Stimmen fir ben ufrainllf)en ltllo
oen weiBruiIiiden Sowiet auBer
ser einen fiir Sen yieit &uBlanos ge-
forbert. Die 8erinmmlung, in Der
oieIe Simmen ~Qbgegeben peroen
loaen, miiroe elm Seil elmer 8elt-
organization Iein, oeren Srgonille-
rltng in San 6rancisco bedbllftl9t
lit.
Stettinius bennerfte 3u Der Be,
fanutgabe Der &ooieueltldelt @nt-
i6eioung, OoB lie nifts anpere an
Sem 8eripre6en ops Rrolioen.
ten, Stalins aniprud auf oret
Site gu Iefun0ieren, 1ofern oteler
gnipru6 in SON. 5roncisco tatlad-
Iib oelteno gentod]t miro. So fant
a6er anoererIeits feinem 3peifel ltll-
terIieger, ooB Der 9an8en Soee elres
me6rfo6en Stimmre6tS, elmer Soee,
0ie @egenituno elmer bitteren aon-
trouerle NOR, ieit Die oies6e5iiglidlen
abntoAungen pon Salta lebte Wo-
de ent6iiat worOen limo, 0nrd Die
8efanntgobe elm i6werer Sdlo8
perieBt tpor0en ilt.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-06
Na5ts pre-
Oisen Sap

Bern, Shmei8 II Sn elmer otfell-
bar lebten A%nitrengung ben Ofilitar=
1tn0 3ibihpioeritano in Ben oblat-
fen0en Stitn0en 0eS Gritten Geid)8
oltf5uIta6eltL greift oie Na5iy@ropa-
qun0a 8t qpeitrei6enoer Gerbreitltng
offenIihtli6 erfunOener @r5Gblnngen
ii6er @raitialnfeiten Der 4lliierten.
0iele neue @oBfampa9ne ninuntt
lett sic Gitelieiten Der 3eitun9en eiil,
mGbreno Oie mirflid,en &riegsberid)te
ouf oie Snnenieiten peridypun0en
limo.
gloolf Sitlcrs eiqener ,.@olfii6er
8eo6a6ter" bringt Qleberldriften lple
,grutales SnBregiment in SoIn",
u&errGter ereilt Die qbrehnung, BON
SEN anterifal1ern gefol1iter aa6ener
8iirgertneiiter Don oeutiden 6reiz
beitsfdmpfern erihoiien", ogtlir Sob
6Glt tie %5ulommen, = Snnere 0ifte-
ren5en ser 4(liierten %nnlo8bar".
Set ariegS6eginn lino feline lol-
6en ratiiidtigen g(rtifeL 5tn1al in
6odyIt uffi3iellen Na3i-0 rganen, er=
i6ienell lpie ofeS iebt gel6iebt. Son
gemobnlih glltunterrihfeter alliier-
ter Seite miro Dies ols Elm uer5mei-
fefter 8eriltdJ arSgelegt, einigen leb-
ten @ioerltdnO 81 mobiliiieren big
sic 9ta3is cine llntergrun0organila=
tion NIT m0gliderpeiie 8erhtesga=
Ben ais Souptquartier aufltellen
f6nnen. aud Sic iogenonnten User
molIe~ mer0en bier bineingere6net.
Sn i6nen iie6t sic 8asler National-
3eitung Elm 3eiden Ser boffnungslo-
len ,,@elten0e" zMentalitdt oes Sit
leriden Sauptquartiers.
@eiter mur0e aus Dem Hei6 be-
fonnt, 0oB I'M MiindJener @ebiet
10000 Gerionen megen GefaitismuS,
0es 8eritedens bon 9ebensmitteln
uno ltmtriebe eegen oas &ei6 Der-
baftet moroen iinO. 9ie 2e6ensmit=
telloge ser Staot miro ols aritiih
5eidrieben.
2on0on - 3o3i u@erlpoGf" Ger
roriiten teilten iiber Sen &%unOfnnf
nit, oaB lie einen 8eamten Ser ame-
rifnniiden Militdrregierltng entfiibrt
un0 ermoroert ba6en; amerifonii6e
Soloaten ieien in MAIDEN uno anOe-
rem St1Oten in einen @interbalt ge-
lodt urto getotet poroen.
2onoon ~ Ser Sen0er 2urem-
burg erfldrte obne Quellenongabe,
0aB @auleiter 8aIour BON Sdiraf)
BEL Dem am 81. M6r5 nobe Berlin
beriibteti glttentat getotet, uto oaB
Grnit &altenbrunner, Ser o6erite Sc
itapo4ghef Simmlers, i6per bermun-
set poroen lei.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-06

2onOon - &1iiii6e StoBtruppen
@iener NeuitaOt nit ieinen
oroBen MeIierihmitt ; @erfen uno
fr1lqen lire Sffeniiue ooraltf in ei-
mem ralden 9ur6bru6 bis Gelm
oltf iefs Nteilen an 0ie gef1broete
Soltptito0t Seiterreids beron. Die
m66tige ruIiiihe Slut iiberidritt Die
8orriere 0es 2eit9a. @ebirgeS unO
0es gleidnomigen 6luiieS, IitOli6
unO iiiooitli6 BON @ien 6roAte Mor-
ihall 6eooor 5. SolbufbiaS 3. llfroi-
niIhe Mrmee itnerbalb Ser @ren5en
Oes @roB @iener GermaltungSoi-
Itrifts.
@d6reuo sic Hltiien gegen Oie
Sauptita0t un1tiirmten nno Selm en-
oberten ooS rltr nod 6 Meilen lilo
lid ser &orfriegsgren5en ser Staot
geleQen lit, ltellte 0aS @iener Ea0io
Sen Gun0fltnf elm un0 febrte nidt
mieoer an Sen Aet6er 5uriid.
Sol6ufbins Erltppen flanfiertell
Sen beriibmten <rort 8aoen, 10
Meilen iiiOlid bon @iell llltO nabntef
Sroi8firdlen utt0 MollersOorf 2
6e5u. 3 Meilen meiter n%orooltlid UNI
inner6al6 nenn Meifen gntfernunQ
BON Ser iiiOliden 8orfriegs -@ren5t
@tens. l1eber $4,000 Mann feinoli.
DIE 8rltppen mur0en OH 0ieier Jroni
iouie in llngurn un0 in Der Siioilo.
mafei gefangen9enommen, mo oil