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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-20
NEW ALASkA RR BOSS SUPPLIED
 MANILA TROOPS
Col. Johnson Capped WorId-W wide Rail Career
 Backing Up MaGArlhur
By JIM PATTERSON

TOPEKA, Kas., Oct. 20 - Col. John P. Johnson, a railway trouble shooter who piloted Gen McAr- thurs train to Manila, will lay aside his colonels eagles to be- come general manager of the AL aska Railroad on Dec. l.
 He has been appointed by Harold IL. Ickes, Secretary of the Interior, to succeed Col Otto F. Ohlson.
 Gel. Johnson began his railroad career at the age of 16 as an ap- prentice In ensuing years he worked in most of the Santa Fe shops. In 1941 J. A. Gillis, gen. eral manager of the Santa Fe's Western Division, recruited him as member of a military mission to Iran.
 Later, Johnson was ordered to India to organize a transportation program theres involving riverboat highway and air transportation over the Hump" In 1914, he was sent to Alaska to set up a pro- gram for rehabilitation of con- struction equipment.
 With his railroad detachment, Johnson went III behind the first troops ashore in the Lingayen Gulf invasion of the Philippines in January, 1945.
 Following MacArthur's troops closely, he supervised repair of railroad installations for 120 miles across the plains of Luzan into Manila
 All bridges across small rivers and streams had been blown up by retreating Japs and were replaced by wooden bridges to maintain a constant supply to troops from the beachhead.
 After complete surrender of the Jap forces, Johnson was sent with surveying party into the southern provinces. He was in the jungle party more than five months gain ing information.
 He arrived in Topeka immedi- ately after hearing of his appoint ment and will leave for Alaska within a few days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-20

Have YOU tried that alluring "N-A-T-O-C-H-K- K-A" exclusively at YVONNE'S, the incest store in town? 10,095-t6)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-20
SAME OLD STUFF

FORT GEORGE MEADE, Md When rains washed out transporta- tion facilities, Richard Parker, GA year-old employee at the Fort ade automotive maintenance shops, wasn't too much put out when he had to walk the 13 miles home to Annapolis Neck. A few years ago, he said. when he first started to work at Fort Meade, he didn't have any money, so he walked the round-trip daily until he received his first pay check.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

to eight minutes. Drain and
let cool.
For one quart of flower
cites, make a batter by mix
ing the flour and melted
butter smoothly, then stir
ring in the milk and the
beaten egg yolk Dip the
flowerettes into the batter,
then fry them golden brown
in deep, hot fat. Drain on
thick layers of paper towel
ing. Serve hot. Tartare,
cheese or tomato sauce is
delicious with these. Six
servings.
Instead of batter, dip the
pieces Of cauliflower into
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
SeoIIoped Turnips

W/ASH turnips, pare them
w and slice them thin.
Put a layer of them in a
one-quart baking dish with
salt, pepper and a little
grated cheese. Repeat the
layers till the dish is filled.
Then pour over it one cup
of white sauce, or gravy.
Sprinkle the top with
crumbs. Bake in a moder-
ate oven $3.50 Deg. F) till
tender and the top is
Drowned. Four to six serv-
ings in this casserole.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
To Cook the Squosh Family

der. Season again with
salt and pepper and a little
butter and serve; one or
two pieces in a serving.
Zueehini
\Y/ASH this green Italian
w squash but do not peel
il. Slice thin tabout one
fourth inch), and place in
a baking pan or casserole,
with a tablespoon or two Of
cooking oil or melted mar
garine or butter poured
over. Add a few grains of
pepper, salt, a small silver
of garlic or a sprinkle OF
garlic salt. Bake in a mod
: crate oven $3.50 Deg. FL
30 minutes or longer, till
the squash is tender. One
or two Zucchini make four
servings.
Or fry the sliced zucchini
in a little olive oil, with gar
lie salt or one or two small
Slivers of garlic.
My favorite New York
Italian restaurant cuts the
Zucchini in lengthwise
strips, dips them in sea
soned flour, and fries them
in deep hot fat. They are
crisp on the outside, ten.
der inside.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

THESE are simple but de-
licious dishes. Try the
different varieties of squash
now available.
The patty pan or seal
lOped squash is easily pre-
pared. Wash the squash,
cut them in quarters, and
peel and remove the seeds.
Then cut in cubes. Put in
a saucepan, add boiling
salted water to cover and
boil gently 20 to 80 minutes.
Drain, squeeze out the
water, mash and reheat
with two or three table
spoons of butter or marga-
rine. Add salt and pepper.
Serve hot. One or two
squash make four servings.
Acorn Squ0sh
\Y/ASH these delicious
w small squash. Cut
them in halves lengthwise
and remove the seeds. Set
them in a baking pan,
spread them with butter.
or margarine, add salt and
pepper, a few grains of
nutmeg and a sprinkling of
sugar or corn syrup.
Bake in a moderate oven
$3.50 Deg. F.) till the squash
are well Drowned and ten
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Two CouIifIower Recipes

FILLING dishes the fam
lily will like are these two
made with cauliflower:
Cauliflower FrifterS
/ or 2 heads cauliflower
2 tablespoons flour
l tablespoon butter
y cup milk
1 egg yolk
Shortening or oil for
deep-frying
Trim the cauliflower,
stand it upside down in cold
water a few minutes, rinse
and separate into small
flowerettes. Cook in Salted
boiling water TO cover six
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
The Late Vegetables
Are Delicious : /
By FLORENCE BROBECK
Women's Editor

THERE is an earthly good
ness TO the late vege-
tables-beets, cabbage, tur-
nips, parsnips, eggplant,
cauliflower, squash, onions
which the more tender
and delicate early-summer
green's never quite develop.
The flavor and Staunch
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26


then add the melted margj =
inc. Beat the egg whirp
stiff and fold into the batter.
Melt shortening In a me
dium-sized frying pan or
heavy saucepan TO give a
depth of one TO two inches
Of hot fat. Heat 10 bubblinR
then drop the batter by the
spoonful into IL. two to four
pattics at a time. Lift them
out as soon as Drowned.
drain on thick paper towel
ing. but keep them hot
Serve hot with grated
cheese or cheese sauce.
Four to six servings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Fried Green Tomatoes

6 large green tomatoes
Pepper
X cup cornmeal
u cup flour
- teaspoon ground cloves
X teaspoon salt
4 tablespoons shortening
2 tablespoons fortified
margarine
Wash the tomatoes, do
not peel them, slice about
one-half inch thick. Sprinkle
them with pepper and salt.
Mix the cornmeal, flour and
ground cloves. Dip the
sliced tomatoes in this. Melt
the shortening and mar
garine in a large heavy fry
ing pan and cook the slices
slowly till well cooked
through and crispy brown
on both sides. Six servings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Shuek Beons

EALL beans, called shuck
beans in some parts of
the country, are in the mar.
ket now and are ready in
many gardens. They are big
mealy beans, some white.
some pink-spotted. All Of
them are delicious eating if
they are cooked by slow
methods such as in this
recipe:
4 tablespoons margarine
Il pound delicatessen meat
2 cups fresh beans
"a teaspoon garlic salt
/ tablespoon minced
parsley
1 onion
1 cup water
1 tablespoon vinegar or
A tablespoons wine
Salt and pepper
Wash the beans, shell
them and wash them again.
Cut any delicatessen meat
such as ham-sauSage or the
canned varieties in cubes.
mince the onion. Melt the
margarine in a heavy sauce
pan, add the meat and onion
and brown a little. Add the
beans and the rest of the in
gradients. Cover the pan
tightly and cook till the
beans are tender, about 40
minutes. Four servings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

e II q + q c I G I OF
these h ar ty
vegetables make
them important
enoug h for
whole m e al Is.
B a k e d or seal
loped, deep fat
fried or cooked
in a casserole,
they com b in e
well with small
amounts of left
over m G at, or
cneeSe or tomato
S a u ce, wit h
crum b s nd
gravy to make
hearty a n d fill.
ing dishes which
are especially
satisfying.
Gather I he m
in your garden.
Select tn @ m at
the grocer's and
the market, and
plan meals which
give these nour.
iShing, delicious
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

vegetables the importance
they deserve in the menu.
Here are recipes the fam
lily will like:
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
fHTTEz!tY

-or for just tiny touch Of delightful color
and extra lustTe as you shampoo. get TINTZ
Color Shampoo Cake. No Soap Film. No Dyed
Look. Economical-50c. plus tax everywhere.
If not at your dealers, order direct from Tintz
Co, Dept. 97.B. 205 N. Michigan Avenue.
Chicago l. Illinois.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Fried Parsnips

Fried ParsniPs
WASH medium sized par
w snips and cook them
in boiling salted water till
tender. Drain them ar|
scrape off the skins. {.
them in thick lengthwiser
slices. dredge them with
flour and brown in hot but.
ter or margarine. Drain on
thick layers of paper tow.
cling. Pepper them and
serve hot.
Very young parSnips
should be boiled a few min.
utes. then fried whole in
deep, hot fat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

iustro,,s. soft. easy TO manage. Makes OLD
Hair Look YOUNG Again. No dyed look
Caution: Use only as directed on label Com
plete satisfaction guaranteed Sl.00 plus tar
al most drug and department stores.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
EgspIanf Fritters

l large eggplant
l egg
y cup cake flour
2 teaspoons
baking powder
1 small onion
Il teaspoon salt
II teaspoon pepper
II teaspoon pow
dered thyme
1 tablespoon
margarine
Shortening for
deep frying
Wash the egg
plant, peel II and
cook il whole In
boiling salted water
until tender. Drain
IL well, mash il and
let cool. Add the
beaten egg yolk and
mix well, then beat
in the flour and
hakiR & der
siftcd together, the.
finely minced onion.
salt, pepper and
al,aH.,.A A4t ..F.Tl
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
to Ndtural, YonthfHILooking Shade

Glorious. youthful. natural
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yours in New 22 minute home
trial. Get TintE Creme Sham
poo, the new. amazing Hair
Coloring that instantly re-
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color hair 10 any of six beau
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Washington Journal., 1945-06-22

MontqomerDs Soiuptquortler -
&ei6souBenminiiter Soodim bon
&ubbentrup. in oeiien emit 10 bebelt-
Dem @e6irn toiieno Nu5i-@cbeim.
Mile Derborgen limo, wuroe III Sen.
Giienbopers SnIptquartier in 6ranf-
fltrt a.. &c. BON aaiierten @rperten
ms @d6et genommen. 8ritiihe Wfi-
litdroeteftiUe, Die Sen fliidti9en 81.
plomoten II eillem m0blierten 3im.
mer in Samburg oufipiirten unO
per6ufteten. 1pG6ren0 er nodt ulo Elm
@iftfl6ldden am 2etbe perborgen I'M
Bette log, ionoten i'm NIT Dem
Tlua5eltg BON 2iinebltrg nod
6ranffurt, no er MIN non. ben roli-
tinierteiten &riifun9sbeomten 0eS
aIiierten 0berfommanooS uerbort
miro.
Ser pciB6oorige frirbere Gbam.
poaler Neiienoe, Der auf einett
8inf pom Sobn zines Somburger
@einbGnolers bin uerboitet Durbe,
an Sen err iih oergeblif Inn aipl
qeruan0t bottle, teilte iein 8erlted
nit elmer 80 Sabre alten gelhieOe-
men Ssrolt, elmer biibiden 8riinette.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
&ibbcntrOp Sri1t Na1t6e
I'M gerbOr fitr Die Seuti@eu

GbicoQo - Die 8erurteiltng Ger
Seutifen uno iopaniiden GoIter in
ibrer @eiamtbeit oiteat sic @robe.
rltna ser Ser. Staoten 0urd Sitter
bar, erfl1rte @r0iioent Suthins
BON Der ltniperiitdt Gbicogo in elmer
&eoe ouf Der SobresidIuBfeier Oer
Soben SfltIe, in Der er fir cine
8ieoerbeIebung iener @runbl1se Der
@nd0e uno Ser @erehti9feit plG-
0ierte, Die abtobam 9incoln gepre.
oiot 6obe, ole aber BON ieiten gtodl-
folgern i'm 8r1iioentenamt miBad.
tet noroen ieie1. ,Sene NahTolger
per5ogerten mad Dem 8iirgerfrieg
Die @rbolung 0eS got5en 9anOes
ourh ibren @ifer in ser 8eItrdfung
oes SiiOen."
Sitdins erflGrte, ,.Oie groberltng
ser Ser. Stonten ourh Sitler offen-
bart lid in umierer annobnte Der No-
al -0oftrin, oaB getuilie Naiien ooer
Hutionen iiberlegen llno gum Serr'
ihen eeeignet limo, mogegen oltoere
getpoltt1tig uno nrir 0o5u toltgli6
limo, olisgerottet oOer oeriflupt 51
mer0en."
D8ir iogen iiber 0elttIde uno ga.
paner belite 6osielbe, lpas Sitter
iiber oie SuOen io9te", fubr Der Geo-
ner fort.
,,ltno mir iugen fiber ilns iel6er
- ooer oeliten es 3rrminoeit itarf
on -, mas Sitter iiber Die blouI0en
teutoniihen 'Arier' iagte.
,6itlers Groberung Mmerifos
idreitet nornn, mdbreno mir ser
Soee nnterliegen, oaB ~io5iole uno poo
litii1e 8robleme am pirfiamlten nit
Silfe oes 6-iiiilierfommonOos 9eloit
tperoen fonnen. SD beltebe oornltf,
Dab &rie9soer6reher beItroft meroen
miilien Nber es muB flar iein,
oo 8erbreher oie gi9enldoft boben,
S~noipiolten 3u iein. geid)t Nntionen
ODER 8uIien. sic ioaten oofiir be-
itroft peroett, mos iie in0ioioltea ge-
tan 9aben."
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
NOrbereitun0en
fnr &onfercn5

Mnsfau Me6rere 8erliner
8ororte f0nnten ols bequeme uno
iidere StGtten fir oie beporitebenoc
aonferen3 BON 8rdiioent Srumar,
Morid)oG Stnlin uno Bremier
Gburdia oieren. @n einem oieier
Srte boben 6ie <lien 6ereits etne
&eibe ruiiil9er MdodeuL Die ala
aodinnen, &elnerinnen urO Gin.
mermdoAen beIdaftigt iin6.
@s Iino bort ioear mebrere &Gd-
oiere, oie Hrdli0eut truman 81 lei
ner eigenen gntlpunnung nno 5uS
llnterbaltung Stains uno @bur6.
IFS benltBen fDnnte. Sin oielen
8ltnft befinoet lid logar Elm groBer
griiner &onferen5tiih, nm ben it'd
sic observation-disclosures berinmmelr
f0nnen. or lit bon Wosfou oortbir
gebradJt tporoen. @uh Ser Sefe.
pbon- nno 9elegrapbenberfebr lit be-
reits oltsreideno in Sang gebro6i
mor0en, Inn einen reibungslolen Ser.
lnuf Der &onferen5 5t geiDabrletlten.
Webrere 8erliner 8prorte Iino
our6 bic Sample ltno 2uftangriffe
rif1t 10 ihper in Mitleioenldaft ge.
3ogen tporoen, am tDeni9ltens iene
i'm Siiooiten Ser Staot, l0ie ols nabr-
lheinlidlte &onferen3itdtte 5u geIten
naben. als beionoeres geei9net err
lheint @enoenihloB. and Span-
Dan uno Gbarlottenburg I'M @eiten
iino niht 10 iebr mitgenommen NOR.
oeiL o6er es miro nidt ertpartet, BOB
Die 4onferen3 bort ltattfinoet.
Ser geei9netite Ort fir cine Seer.
teren5 liegt on Ser Spree. 0ort be-
iinoen fid mebrere giaen uno neuer-
bntte &altier in gl~dn3enoer gerfoI-
lung. 9bmobl oieier Srt in 8erlins
Tabe lit, bot mani ben ginoruf, oui
bonn 2ano at ieit. Cine itarfe Sop-
iet-@arniion lit in Der 0dbe itatio-
ritrt.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
N1ahnmnocn Nes pnpItcs
an Nas fran3. pcle

gotifan-stoot - Sapit 8ius ser
3poffte ermnbnte ooS fran5oliide
@olf, Die Seiliefeit Ser g5e uno
ben hausGiden 6rieoen geaen Sic
aeriebenoen GfeioutQen 3u uertei-
oigen, unb er ermutigte lie, geiunoe
uno 5ablreide 5amilien grob5u-
5iehen.
Der Gorit prod in fran5oiiifer
fSprahe ifber oos Hooio BEG Gdti
fan, ols fran3oiiife &atbolifen III
Der gaiilifn non tSncre Goenr in
Montmartre, 8ariS. Die 100 Nie-
0erfebr oes Sabrestages Der 8riin-
onna Der apoitoliiden @ebetsliga
feitfih bedinaen.
..GnS @nfstnm uno oos @eoei-
ben zines @nlfes berlibt n'dt ouf
SNr lhlirhen 6nnnlunnen eirer ner-
mirrten Menoe. ionoern auf normol
geQriinoeten Tomilien, sic orinno
pno aablreid lino," io9te Ser Yaplt.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
Sclqueucn
lit Brauo

2Mani!a Anitralii6e 3rltppen
baben altf 8orneo 1oltong erreidt,
oas 80 Weilen litomelfIi6 BON tbrer
2an0ungsitelle belegene Sel3en-
trunB 10 gab oas Sauptqaartier be-
FAINT.
Die Sapnner baden Bic rei6en
0elquelen in dinem oiibermaltigen=
ben Sdonipiel Der 3erltornng" III
Brand 9eltedt.
Gbungfing - gbindiiide Srup-
pen, Die Slban genonlmen baben,
liflo bon bort bis 25 Meilen gegetl
ouS ieit @ohen bart umfdmpfte 2t-
dom 0orgeitoBen llno baben 8fDel To-
ponii9e 8rupperperban0e, 0ie gum
@e9enltoB o%orglngen, 5nriifgemor-
len.
@aibingtoh - General DougIns
WacArtbur miro in Dem lebten ent.
lf)etoenoen 5elo8lte gegen DIE Sopa-
ner oas 0berfomnolloo iiber aue al
liierten 8ruppen babetl. Gurd Die
llnifidtung ser 8ruppen bon gu-
ropa nod oem pa5ifiiden Griegs.
ihouploB fommen aud einige erfolg-
reid>e @enerale nod Dem 6ernen
Often, aber Macartbur Oiirfte, mie
man BON 5uDerldiliger aueae En-
fubr, ieine 8oiition bebalten.
Ser umfong oes &ommanoos
miro lif} erlpeiterb je mebr Srup-
penfontingente auf DEM pa5ifiiden
ariegsidlauplob erffeinen. Comic
Die Demonstrating Don alliierten 81.
oiiioncn ourfgefiibrt lit, oiirften ges
lpaltige Snuaiionen beginner. Aud
britilhe Srltppen weroen mobl in
groBerem llmfnnge fir Die meiteren
Operntionen eingeieBt.
@inige erfabrene un0 erfolgreide
9eerfiibrer meroen groBe, Derant-
mortungspoae 8oiitionen ii6erneb-
men, ober General Mncartbur miro
mobl 0os Sberfomman0o bebulten.
Gin Name, Der Dor naem erfpdbnt
miro, lit Ser bon General Soiepb
Stilpea, ser lid III Niien gldn3eno
bepdbrte, uro CUR 3eit oos Som
malloo iiber ale 2atr0trlppen in Den
Hereinafter Staaten bat.
6rtoS Gliin3 fit
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
lltmttcr pcn 9 KinNcrn
bcfcntmt Driuinoc

ct. Nl6nn8, Tt. - 6reo Bonrger
NOR feinasmeas beionoers iiberrai6t,
ais ieine 32idbrige @attin i'm NIT
einen itranpelten meiblidlen Babg
beid,enfte. ShlieBlih batten lie ia
ihon nelln anoere gebabt.
Als is0oh nod elm 5meites
mo Damn idllieBlih gar nod Elm
orittes MGoerl anfanL on ratirte er
absr bod nm 9ilfe.
Ger Or. ). ). 5pisler aus ct.
Nlbnns oerliderte inoeS, ser 8oter
hnbe 6ie 6unftionen zines @eburts-
1elfers lehr gut alisgeirbt. MlS Ser
Goftor eridien, batten ale orei Mao-
den bersitS lbre eriten atem5if9e ge-
tan mo maren mo1ig in 9efen ein-
gem'd1lt.
8ourger, Elm 4~Sidbriger 6orn1-
nrheiter, peiB aber audi idon gar5
lenali. ME oie orei Ml1oden beiBen
iperocn. Annette 9liep, @enep1pe @a-
uno Soaane 6rancis,
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
Snn9s
nnauf9cfld,t

8ao Heltenobr = Iuf 0ie 6ruge,
mie es i'm aopf oeutider Slingen
ausiiebt, m0gen Die Antmorten BON
einem 6olben 3ltseno int 4lter bon
IA bis II Sobren Elm 2ift merfen:
@ie bot ser arieg an9efongen2
- arltrport: Die 8olen. @ds beiBt
oas, Sic 8olen. &aben Die 8olen
GeutiAlnno ongegriffen2 antport
Sic 0eutiden nlroen IN BOlen
u~nterDriidt. @ie lit Der 9riea tat
idhIid gefommen? Antmort: Die
S5ltoen BADEN ibf oftpe3ettelt. Mas
iinO sic Sltoen dir 2eltte2 9lntport:
3ie meilten buben frlmme 0aien
ltno (onqe 81rte. sic bu6en imnler
San0el getrieben, betro9en un6 agi-
tiert.
8eiBt ou, ooB ser arieg an 1.
September 1889 ausgebro6en it,
ais oelttide 5lug5elt9e poIniid)e
Stdote iiberfielen un0 Die Oeutlden
8ruppen III 8olen einfielen? lnt-
mort Stein.
@ie iin0 0ie 8ereinigte Stnaten
in BEN arieg gefommen2 antlport:
sic baden 0eutldJlanO ben arieg err
fl1rt
Sbr babt bier oieIe Trenoe Irbei-
Ter geieben, mos oenft ibr bon if
men? antaoort; @ir mogen lie nidt.
@arutn? 9fntmort: sic iteblett.
@ie iino lie 0ern bierber ge.
fommen? 4ntport: 6reimiQig.
Geutidlano brold,te Mrbaitsfrafte.
@iBt ibr altdJ, bob 0ie .meilten oa-
5u er5purlgen muroen2 Antmort:
Nein.
8iBt i6r, mas in Congratulations
lngern porgefommen ilt2 Antport:
So, mir baben oas bon Sen amerifa-
nern gebort.
8as lollte nit oen 2eliten getnn
neroen, Die oafiir perantmortlih
maren2 antmort: Sdngt lie nllf.
Wnr &immler oafiir Derantqport-
li62 Nntlport: SSa.
limo mie ite6t es NIT Sitter? Ant-
mort: gr muBte nidts oaOon. 4ber
elm 17idbriger Sltnge belnerfte nod
oopl: ,,g8ie fonllen mir oas miilen.
8ie fonnen mir nusfinoen mas tat.
ldfli6 paIiiert iit2"
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
,,&ricg Ocr
Ncrrnften"

MiinAen - Or. 5rieOrih Sdaef-
Ter, Der MiniiterprdiiOent 8aperns
inter Ben omerifunilhen 8eiasutgs-
beboroen, logte III ieiner eriten An-
iprate on ole 8eoolferung, oaB
altiiere gr0Bte @efabr, Die Sun-
gersnot, 10 gut mie iSberpunOeu be-
tradtet meroeu fann."
SAILS @ott unieren 6eloern lei.
men Segen glbt, o%iirften mir unIere
n0dIte @rnte obne Sdwierigfeiten
einbringen. lagte Ser 3iuilbeantte
3u oen 100000 @inpObnern
8aperns itber ben Hunofunf.
SdaeFier enttparf Elm grinmiges
8ilo bon Der eegeuwartigen Gage i'll
SiiooeutihlonO, periprad uber ab-
billie. @r lagte:
Die transport : S6mierigfeiten
iperOen geI0it wer0en. Die @erihte
mer0en ibre 3Gtigfeit Wieoer ouf-
nebmen. Geutite Tidter peroen
in elmer flaren uno ebrlihen @eile
@eredtigfeit palten %loilen. Die
@erehti9feit miro pieOer 9eilig
lein."
tSdoeffer ueriiherte, ooB Die nelte
Gegierung ons 2an0 nit uitrifter
uno uneridiitterlider @eredtigfeit"
bon Mo3is idltbern miro. @ann
flbr er fort:
,3tp0Qf Sabre Na3i : 8obniinn
uno 8erbrehen bnben uns nifts gu.
riidgelaiien ais Elm 8liinenfelo, ME
es europa niemolS 3ltoor 9eieben
6ot. 0os 0eutife 8oIf lit iih nod
nidt bon betptBt Oes llmfonges Ser
2eioen uno oes @baos, OnS Die Sea,
ais lorpie t6re milit1riiden uno Dirt-
iduftliden Selfersbelfer all8eridtet
bnben.
,,llnIere beIten Munner muroen in
oieiem ariege ser &erriidten &c.
opfert. llniere 5tGOte liegen in
&uinen, tniere Snouitrie lit Der
niftet. ltniere 9anoDirtid)aft nn0
unIere @1loer limo gepliinoer. Die
9rolperitat unieres 2onOeS lit altf
8efooen bin 8uiammenge6roden llno
0os Sdlimmite Don aaem: unIere
SngenO lit f%orrumpiert ourd Die
SitIeriu9eno."
lSdaeffer erfl1rte, ooB ,&un6ert-
toulenoe Deutidle ielbit Opfer ge-
tuoroen TinO uno Milionen bon it,
men nift nit Dem @eihebenen iiber-
einitimmen.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
,,&on5eiion
al Nublano''

2onoon Die beige polniide
Grill : Negierung meigerte ilf, Die
8efugnis Der orei @roBm1hte an3u-
erfennen, bic 8tl0ung elmer neuen
polniihen Gegierung Matchmaker
Ginigfeit nuf Der in Mosfau begin-
nei1oen SiBung gu iibermaden. Die
2onooner Yolen iproden BON elmer
oireften 9on5eiiion an HuBlano uno
flammerten iid an Die 9offnung,
Dob Die Mosfauer gerbonolungeIl
5uiammenbrehen meroen. Sic plant
ten, cine Notlibung db5ubalteu, I'm
Der 8elt - uno Dor alien ben ame-
rifaniiden 8olen - einen formeaen
9roteit gegen Die iiinglte glitDid-
Lung in ibren 8e3iebungen nit
HuBlnno 81 unterbreiten.
u9ie, ME miro unier 8plf oieies
Nbfommen a%nerfennen~, 10 erflarte
Elm @ortfifbrer oieier Grippe. ,,0ie,
ME meroen lie cine ouf oieie @eiie
gebiloete iogenannte Gegierune on
erfennen", llno niemals, 10 be-
tonte er, bdbe Die @rilregierling iif
nit Dem &rim. Nbfommen elmer
ltonoen erfl1rt, baB bic 8iloune
elmer perbreiteten propiloriiden Ge-
aierl1nq Doriab.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
Hiciiec 11mniticnsmcnec
fir Kantpf ececn 1aps

@oi6ington - Munition in elmer
Menge, tpie oie @elt lie nod ME 5lt-
Dor gefannt bot, murbe bon Dem &ii-
Itunasdef Der 5lotte, aonter-a6m
rol George s. &uilep ir., in einem
3ooio : Snterpietp in Gltsiidt ee-
iteIt. or iogte. Sob in oieiem Sabr
cine Monotsproouftion bon Wuni-
tion inn @erte bon $240, 900 900
our 8ertpenouna gegegen Sapan err
reiht fperoen piir6e.
Gin Drittel 0ieies 8etrages, iagte
er, peroe our @nifaffung BON State
ten peripenbet meroen, elm fneiteres
fir @epebr- nno @rtiaerie-
Munition, nno bns leBte Grittel fir
Siefbombcn, Minen llno
pproteanil6e Miinition,
Washington Journal., 1945-06-22
Sort C9rt
GiicubOwer

3em gorf. - lttter einem be0ed-
ten Simmel, oeiien Sbleuien it'd ie.
ben Augenblid gu 0ffnen Orobten, 5oa-
ten 9ienStog Nep Yorfs WtillloNn
Dem iiegreiden 6elNberrn Der olller.
ten Mrmeen in europa, General
0pigbt .. @iienboper, einen Eribut,
mie es nur Oie 8enobner Der Wletro-
pole fertie bringen.
Cine Batterie BON 75ntm @e=
idiiben Oonnerte ibm einen Salut
ent9egen, urio init ser Ausnabrne Der
Mr6eiter in ben &iiitungsperfen
Ihien aa nno ieoer nlti ben Beiner
3u Iein, nm bent popuIGren Seer
fitbrer 31 begriiBen, uruO ale @e-
ifdfte famen faftiid gum boaigen
Stiaitnno.
@urrab Rufe aus iiber 3ebnfdu.
len0 aeblen lholten Sen. Client
borper entoegen, ols er iein Slug.
5elg perlieB, lno ieOer Sdrttt NOR
fir i'm elm 9ritmpb5lg, un0 ms ge-
lant oiirften iid 3 Minionen Stem
gorfer in Dem @ebiet 5liiammenge-
or1nqt baben ourd weldeS Der
ser 3ltg lih CUR Stootbale fortbe'
megte.
Gie 5. apenite bate Sen ifoniten
Set uno 5lae9enidynud ongelegt.
Mae 8arenb6uler uno @eihGfte md-
rem gei6lollen uno Sic Sfoufenlter
perborrifaoiert fuor0en, Inn lie bon
ben Menlhenmolien 81 idiiben.
Die 8egleitung 0es Generals be-
Itebt aus SO angeb0rigen aaer Han,
ge Ser Bunoesarmee.