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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-25

tines Of Gomez x Beatrice
 MT. TibbettS ballads on the Hit Parade . Errol Flynns heromanc cling in objective Burma Benny Goldman's Columbia platter of After You're Gone" Milton ! Berle'S roundup of stars The way Jo Stafford sings Duke Filing ton and Bob Rus5ell's How Could I Know About Love? I didn't Know About You!"
 A BrOadwayite Writes to Pal Lying in d foXhole waiting for or 1 ders to move up can be tough on the nerves. But when you've been part of Broadway your imagination helps out. In my case, for instance the explosion of shell reminds me of Whent hey were blasting to make ready for Radio City When the tanks roll by you think of the old Sixth Avenue L flare bomb briRhtens the sky and you SC the fireworks you saw at Pali- SadeS Park A company of nurses march by and I see the same unison and precision of the Rock cites .. There are seven of Us in this hole and it's time to eat. It reminds me of Reuben's at the rush hour of five in the morning The only thing that bothers me now is this: When it's over and I'm back on the Big Apple again with its ia mlliar noises are they going to remind me of all these things hap pening over here?"
 Times Square SmaIltalk Harry James l94l recording of The Devil Sat Down and Cried" has been banned by NEG because of just discovered nawty void Ca la "Ol Man Mose') The platter is now selling as a collectors item for $10 . Chan Richards, in the ensem- ble at Greenwich Village Inn, is the beautiful image of her mother Mel dred Darling, one of Flo ZiegfeldS most publicized darlings Jack kafoed, who has written four books, 200 short stories mad numerous ar cicles, is being beckoned by HWood studios Our Foreign Policy" starring MT SUettinius, debuts via who used to leave her cards on NEG Feb. 24th Candy Jones, night club tables (they read: Candy Jones was here), now leaves them on dead JapS in the South Pacific Eric Johnston's wage, we said, would be $l00,000 when he starts for the movie folks. It's closer to $250,- 900.
 Manhattan Murals: The photo of Fred Allen taken about 20 years ago in checked derby and tight trousers - in the window of filth Street photogger The icicles on the nude statues in the Museum of Modern Art Gardens. Very com ical The pup wearing mili- tary apparel The French res taurant, "L'Apres Midi" at 48th naer 8th where the patrons get up and entertain The Navy flyer in the Cub Room staying the celebs with this one He displays a pack of Camels ando says: If you were out on this tdeSert where would you sleep?" The sucker looks and looks and eventually says: I'd sleep near the pyramids or under that palm tree To- which the snapper is: q wouldn't. I'd just go around the corner Cturn- ing the pack) and sleep in one of these hotelS!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-25

Cairo, Egypt. had a new idea in transportation recently when ca mel sitting strapped on two-Wheel cart was pulled through the streets by a small deiected donkey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-25

The Big Time: Some Othel Time as Frank Stanley's crew toys with it at the Little Palm The breathlesly beautiful dancing of Rave & Naldi The exciting rou-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-25
WORLD WAR II A YEAR AGO
By United Press

ny OHlte0 FreSS
 Fifth Army captures AnziO, on the coast below Rome, while other Allied troops push 12 miles in- land with little opposition.
 In Russia, Soviet troops sweep forward in the northern sectors, halting German counter attacks in the center of the long front.
 Allied aircraft destroy or dam age 83 Japanese planes, many ships and gun positions in attacks on the Admiralty Islands, New Britain and New Guinea.
 Secretary of War Henry l.. StimsOn says that National Ser vice Act is necessary because trouble has broken out on the home front while our men are preparing for decisive action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-25

, only one boy I'd want opposite me in the play. His name is Vito Christi, and he'd be perfect for the part" The producer reluctant ly agreed to give Vito a reading and then decided he'd be better than the actor they had Then, when he he was seen in the role, they knew he was best for it. There was | just one thing Wrong-"Pat" wasn't "the right type" as his girl friend So Pat" was replaced!
 MemOs of a Midnighter: The Stork Club now refuses to check dogs and other pet animals. They not only scatter germs (and other things) but they frighten the girls who have to mind them says MT. BillingSley Sumner Welles is seeking another sponsor Pub fishers whose racing sheets have
 been put out of business will use their allotment of paper to start several new girlie magS Ho- tels in New York are suffering from help famine A Well-knoWn wealthy woman, conspicuous in turf circles is ready for the straitjacket, Stew stuff Nancy Carroll has that happy twinkle in her eyes be- cause of an engineering exec, who may be her next groom Lou ! Sawyer (aSs't to Norman CorWin at CBS) and Capt. Win AshWorth of the Air Forces were married on Tuesday at Santa Barbara . A biggie in the camera biz predicts that half the photographers may De out of work in 3 months. No more | film to be allowed them 20th Century-Fo has White-Washed "Thc to Doll Face Jack Birch'5 Naked Genius by charging it's title nifty sign-off: Here's Wishing Everybody Everywhere Everything! !"
 The Big Time: Some Othel Time" as Frank Stanleys crew toys with it at the Little Palm The ] breathlesly beautiful dancing oi Rave S5 Naldi . The exciting rou-
Evening star., 1945-10-21

Coost Guordsmon Morton
Breener quortermoster. second
Gloss, 4422 Konsos ovenue
N. E., is bock in the Stotes
otter 20 months duty oboord
q troop transport in the Poetic
oren Coast Guard Photo.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

THE changeable filter hasa
4 patented construction that
filters flakes and juices before
smoke reaches your mouth.
Yes, this absorbent cello
phane wrapped filter is
changeable. When stained
from the tars and nicotine
that it imprisons, replacewith
a fresh refill.
Royal Demuth is thoroughly
seasoned, expertly styled, ex-
quisitcly fashioned. Over 100
skilled manufacturing opera
tons go into each pipe.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

back Germon force for three
days ond eventually null,ty'n9 the
enemy ottock
A motive Woshlnetonion. Mol
Miller, son OF Mrs. Agnes E Miller.
4l30 edmunds street NV. OF
tended Roosevelt High School ond
George Washington University, and
wos oroduoted from the University
of Morylond, where he ~os coptoin
OF the ROTC bond As O second
ileutcnont on octTe duty in the
Infontry Reserve, he entered the
Army in 1910 and ~os sent over
secs in l943.
His fother, Wolter Miller, lives
OF 1928 HoIbrook street N E, ond
his wife IS living Temporarily with
her porents in 0recnvlIc, Tex.
This IS one OF scncs OF portrois
Of our decorated fighting men by
kewmon Sudduth Of The Stor's
ort stoff.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

A member OF the tomous l0lst
Arborne DIVISION. MOI Miller. 28,
who participated IN the MAJOR
compoIens oernst the 0ermons.
weors the Silver Stor Medal with
one ook Ieof cluster ond the Pres
identioI Unit Citotion.
The first medal wos won By
eolIontv IN action in the elndhoven
oreo in HolIond, while the cluster
wos oworded for simior ooiIontry
during the bottle OF Bostoene,
when he wos serving os eompony
commonder in the 327th Glider
Infonty.
During the lotter action. Moi
Miller led his unit in spirited ot
tocks oeinst Overwhelming enemy
superiority. From on outpost 600
yords in from the Americon lines,
he directed the operations OF the
compony in the defense Of the
town Of Senonchomps. holding
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-16
CHAS. ANDERSON AND
ELLA J. BAKER TO BE
HEARD BY N.A.A.C.P

Closing it's annual membership
drive on Sunday evening, May 20,
the local branch of the N.A.A.C.P.
in presenting two outstanding
speakers to the Dayton public; At
torney Charles Anderson, militant
and progressive leader of Louis
vile, KY, and Miss Ella j. Baker,
director of branches, at Wayman
A.M.E. church at ,7:30 PM.
The branch urges every Dayton
ian to be present to hear these able
speakers and to listen to reports of
the recent campaign. All workers
are to make their final report at
this meeting. An excellent musical
program has been arranged.
The president and Board of Di-
rectors urge all citizens who have
not as yet subscribed their annual
membership to do so before this
meeting or be prepared to pay at
the meeting so that the drive may
reach it's quota. Your help is
needed. Leroy Carter field repre-
sentative from the national office
is in the city assisting in the drive.
DR.. A. R. Clarke is chairman Of the
membership campaign. Campaign
division leaders are Mrs. Marian
S. Williams, Fred Bowers, Rev. G..
w. Reed and Miley O. Williamson.
Music will be furnished by the
Wright Field A'Capella Choir and
Mrs. Lucretia Few.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-16
SUBSCRIBE TO The bulletin

Benn's plat residents will make
their usual march on the City Com
missioners of Dayton today for the
18th appearance before that body.
Congressman E. Gardner Of the
3rd district notified the South Side
Civic Association that their request
for 18O family project to be built
in Dayton for property owners of
Benn's plat must be considered in
the light of school facilities, trans
portation, and he also stated that
the FILA. has more applications
at present than can be filled. Day.
ton might also have to build new
school before new project is set
up. This is in the event that the
proposed plan of the Miami Con-
servancy district to use the plat as
spoils bank materializes.
Fred Bowers, president of the
South Side Civic Association, an
nounced Mayor Frank Krebs, had
in his possession pictures and
measurements of new location
along the Miami river bank that
will take care of 100000 cubic
yards of silt that G.. H. Eiffert,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-16
NEGRO SALES CLERK WORKS
BESIDE GIRLS OF
FOUR NATI0NALITIE5

PATERSON, N. j., May 16
NP)-Sales clerks at the Jacobs
Bargain center here represent five
nations and two races. They are
Polish, Russian, German, Italian,
Irish and Negro.
Mrs. Samuel Jacobs, who is in
charge of personnel, explained that
the Negro salesgirl, Miss Ella Mad
ison, was added about two-and-a-
half years ago.
"The first hurdle was to break
down the resistance Of our own en-
ployes," she said. "A series of indi-
vidual lectures accomplished this" ;"
Mrs. Jacobs next contacted the
NAACP and asked them to recon-
mend girl Intelligent enough to
understand the difficulties that
might arise and big enough to over
come them"
CONTINUED on page 81
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-16
DR.. RANSOM Leaves
WHEREFORE AMID HIGH
PRAISE FROM faculty

WHEREFORE, o., May 16
(ANP)-Dr. Reverdy C. Ransom,
III, resigned his position a shead of
the department of religion amid
high praise from DR.. Charles H.
Wesley, president, and other fac
ulty members for the splendid work
he has done since 1886.
DR.. Ransom, who organized the
department Of religion here nine
years ago, submitted his resigna-
ton to both DR.. Wesley and Bishop
John A. Gregg, chairman Of the
board of trustees of Payne Theo-
logical Seminary, where he also
served as professor of religion and
religious education since 1887.
After accepting DR.. Ransom's
resignation, DR.. esley COM
mended him for his "good charac-
ter, fine ability, pleasing person
ality and cooperative spirit" He
said DR.. Ransom's teaching record
was an excellent one and his capa-
cities for leadership and organiza-
tion were recognized in the Will
berforce community"
During the 1944-45 school year,
DR.. Ransom has been away on a
leave Of absence for study for his
Ph.D degree. He plans to continue
his study and is at present en-
ployed by the Connecticut Council
of Churches and also by the Con-
necticut State Highway Depart
ment.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-16
NEGRO EDUCATOR NAMED

IN NDIAN AP O L is, May 16
(ANP)-Dr. Charles Rochelle, as
sistant principal of Lincoln high
school, was among those named to
the new state board of education
by Gov. Ralph F. Gates.
DR.. Rochelle has served for 20
years at Lincoln as social studies
teacher and business manager of
athletics. He is commander of Otis
Stone American Legion post, pub
licity chairman of the local
NAACP and vice president of the
Interracial commission.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-16
BENN'S PLAT RESIDENTS TO
MAKE ANOTHER APPEAL

chief engineer of the Conservancy
district says needs to be removed
from the river bed.
Bowers informed the mayor and
the city commission at their last
session that "feet first is the only
way the residents will sell their
homes to the district unless some
housing project is set up for them.
Mayor Krebs has not reported
to the association his findings of
the location submitted by the as
sociation for the silt.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-16
(0MDR. ARMSTRONG ON
STAFF OF ADMIRAL
SMITH IN PACIFIC

WASHINGTON, May 16 (ANP)
David w. Armstrong, for
a long time commanding officer at
Camp Robert Smalls, Great Lakes
Naval Training station near Chi
cago, is now attached to the staff
of Vice Adm. William w. Smith,
U.S.N., commander of service fore
es, Pacific fleet.
Armstrong is in personal charge
of all activities relating to Negro
personnel, according to the navy
department. Officially he is desig-
mated as iason officer between the
commander in chief of the Pacific
ocean area and the Pacific fleet.
When the navy departments
training program for enlisted men
had developed to the point where
larger numbers of Negroes were
being shipped to outlying posts in
the Pacific, it is understood, the
navy realized the desirability of
having someone such as Comdr
Armstrong in the area to cope with
whatever problems might arise in
the integration of the men into the
service.
He has been in the Pacific area
since October, 1914. Two-thirds OF
the Negroes in the navy are outside
Continued on page 81
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-16
Cpl. DELBERT TAYLOR
IS 81 VOICE" IN
MEDITERRANEAN THEATER

WITH A FIFTEENTH AIR
FORCE SERVICE COMMAND
AIR SERVICE GROUP IN IT
ALY-Corporal Delbert C. Taylor,
20, son of Mrs. Mary Taylor, 708
Dennison Avenue, is the CT swoon-
crooner of thousands who have
heard him in the Mediterranean
Theater.
A glee club member, Cpl. Taylor
as soloist, has entertained packed
house with the glee club back
ground. He is also bugler, car
toonist for his group newspaper
and clerk of his squadron head
quarters orderly room.
Sixteen months overseas Cpl.
Taylor explains that after the war
he expects to continue singing as
a career.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
China iuirO
gutter &unOe

@ai6ington. - Gos @anOeIsamt
propbe3eite, Dab sic Giniubr zines
neufonitituierten China eini6lieBli1
Ser MunOi6urei uno 6ormoia inner
bal6 ledS Sa6ren elm SabrespOlu-
men pom 81 600, 1000 900 erreiden
Gie Ser. Staaten iolten ltr-
geidbr Elm 8iertel Oieies CHARITIES err
balter, erfl1rte Gbas. 6. Moier' Der
G6ef Oes iern0itliden 8eiiorts Oes
SunOelsomtS. SIM Sabre 1886, Dem
lesten normalen &anOelsiabr Dor
Sopans Snoaiion in China, nuroe
Sic ollgemeine dineiii6e @iniubr alf
$28t 100000 be5iiiert.
Mioier erflGrt, ooB sic bon ibm
propbe3eite MiQiorOeneinfubr Obi.
mas erreidt unO ielbit ii6erI6ritten
merOen f0nne, iofern Die inneren
8erbGltniile oes QanOes nuslGnOiide
aopitalsinpeltitionen groBen 6or-
mats ltimulieren.
G6ina, iogte Moiey, miiile crit lei
ne Musiubr ousbauen, ebe Oas Ooae
8otentiol ieines 8innenmarfts ent-
pidelt merOen Tonne.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
YrutQlitdten
werOen 9einbnt


Sofio 8ai. = Sun0erte aaiierter
@~efangener aus Noroiapan aparer
nod Yofobama untermegs, mo- Die
@rnee 2iiten iapaniider @riegsber-
BREEDER anlegt, nadoem peitere Be-
rifte iiber oie S6reden ser @efnn-
genenlager befanntgerporoen iino.
2as Broblem ser 6reilaiiung naiier-
ter @efangener nuBerbal6 Ser unmit~
tel6aren 8eiabungs3one miro INNER
afuter, uno Diele ser Snternierten
ioaen unrubig meroen, nudoem lie
nun miiien, oaB ibre Breibeit nabe
lit.
Die @rmee idaBt, ooB biSber 1000
@efangene freigeloiien moroen limo,
uno neitere ii 800 i'm Noroen Son-
bus uno in @offaioo i9rer 8efreiung
barren.
Die @ei6paoer unter @ommo-
bore &oger Simpion ging Dor @a-
mamatiu, 1853 WPilen iiiomeltli6
BON Iofio, Dor Anfer, nm 1000 @e-
fangene 5u befreien, sic in brei 2a-
germ f~eitgebalten ipuroen, 5ipeien in
ser N6be Nagopa5 uno einem oritten
in 6amamatiu.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
@rObe @tats.
Mbltride

@aihiuaton - Ser Sieg lber
SSapon bat a6Itrit pom Is Wfiaior-
oen 500 Minionen Collar i'm @tot
fiirs louienoe 6isfaliobr ermoglift,
Der MN mlf sc @~iiIlioroen 400 Nfil-
Iionen Dollar Itebt. am IL 4ugult
Dor Sopons &apitulation bot
te oas gldSgetbiiro oie @eiomtuuf-
nen0ungen in Dem am 1. Sltli begon-
nenen Snllsbaltinbr mod uuf "a Itil-
Iiaroen 900 Mtiaioneu Dollar 0eran-
ldlaat - Don Der Annabme aus
gebeno, Dab Ser 9rieg bis Sommer
nadIten Sobres 0auern mer0e. SIN
berfloiienen He6nungsjabr itelten
ii6 Die 9(iiSgoben Der &egierung ouf
100 M'iaiaroen 100 Nillioinen Col
lar.
Die Observation-Disclosures I'M lalt-
fenoen 5istalinbr limo in Dem bon
guogetoireftor Sorolb 9. Smitb
plblioierten repioierten Gtot nit
so Miaiuroen 500 MiGionn Collar
ousgetpieien.
SIN @ornni6lng bonn 1. augllIt
tporen iie nit 20 Miaioroen Dollar
in &ebnung geiteut, Die fotiddliden
9rieesoiisgaben I'M oerfloiienen Sabr
1telten ii6 olif 80 0aiaiaroen 500
MiQinnen 0puor.
Die &egierungseinfiinfte I'M @tots-
iobr oeranl6lugt entity nun nuf
SO MiQiaroen 9oaor, bod miro Die
ie 3iffer neiter rn6 llnten rebiOiert
tperOen miiiien, tuenr Der &ongreB
Die Steuern gum I. San1tor ienft.
Sim 1. @luguit maren Sie @infiinfte
nod nuf SO Miaiaroen Gonar Der-
unl9Iagt moroen. SIN n6aeIorfenen
Jisfnliabr errei9ten fie 46 Miamr.
ben 500 Wfiaionen COLOR.
@ns oie Nationalidul6 anbelongt,
erflGrte Smith, ooB iie mdbreno oes
gtntsiobrs nltr I'M IA Wfiaioroel
200 Miaionen Collar auf 272 Mil-
liaroen 900 Wiaiolm Collar anitei-
gen tper0e, ppdbrenJ ser S6ul0en5u-
maAs am 1. S[uguit OUT SO Wiliar-
Oeh 500 Miaionen oeranidlagt nor
Den mar.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07

Wtabuabmc

Buenos @ires. (SJa9D - argen-
tinien plant in ieiner SmmigrotIons-
politif oie @infiibrung zines DUO
tenipItems nad Dem 8orbiI0 Der Der.
Stduten5 ieoo6 nit Der obpeiden0en
g"eltimmung, Dab bic groBte Quote
fir loteinii1e 2dtu0er relerpiert miro
unO in Mbitdnoen - in oieler Nei-
.5enfolge - sic @ngeliadlen, Sfan-
Oinouier un0 Slumen folgen. Gin
man0erung BON 9elti6en loa Der6O-
fen meroen.
Gntmiirfe fiir sic N~euregelung ser
Smmiqrotion 1ino mebrfa6 pom
geodfriegsrot Oisfutiert wOroen Dem
Ser &i3epr1iioent unO &riegsminiiter
O6erlt Suan 8. 8eron ooritebt, uno
obpol Elm etogiiltiger 9ei6luB nod
nidt gefaBt wuroe, i6eint aagemei-
ne lle6ereinitimmun9 oarii6er 81 be-
ite6en, BOB sic @inman0erung bon
6armern uno Gednifern gefOroert
meroen ioa.
Gie Smmigration BON Su0en fa1t
unter Sic Auoten ser Climber, 0fren
Nationalitat tie iemeils 6eiisen. Die
Seran3iebung BON Stalienern finoei
groBe l1nteritiibung in Der Seffent'
lidfeit, un0 Elm YIan, ser @inman-
oerulg BON idbrlid 100000 Stale.
nern poriiebt, mir6 BON Der Mebr-
5abl ser 3eitungen i'm gan3en Canoe
befiirmortet.
Cine 6emerfensmerte. @usnabme
I'M &on3ert ser 0fientliden Meinung
6ilOet sic nationGIiitii9e, regiernugs-
freunOIihe l3eitung SEA 6ronOa"
Sic gegen ieoe umfangreife Smmi-
grafton i9arfen Broteit erbe6t, neil
iie sic etbnograpbiide uno mirtidoft-
(i6e Stobilitdt 4rgentiniens gefabr-
Sc. 8os @lott fiibrt cine &agne
sur Sebung Ser @eburtenrate ais
Sen beiten @eg 5lr Steigerung Ser
8epolferungS5iffer.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
@rmabnnng at
Mrbelteri0aft

@ul6ingtou. - 3pei &abinetts-
beomte erfldrten MmerifnS lperftdti-
gem 8olfe am eriten ,Qabor San"
in bier Sabren, oeiien es iid i'm 5rie-
Ben erfreuen ourfte, 0aB es cine
idwere 9erantmortli6feit gu iiber-
nebmen babe.
Sic grbeit, iagte ar6eitsiefretdr
lSdmelenbah, babe 8iIidten Ser @e-
meini6nft gegenii6er, Die geidultert
mer6en miiBten, miO~rigenSfalls Die
&egierung gum @an0eln genotig Iein
piiroe.
11no SnnenminiIter Sdes bebeute-
tie ser Ar6eit, iid bon u9ro6nen unO
forrupten @Iemente" gu idll6ern, unO
erflGrte:
,,Gie Mr6eit bari ii1 nidt nit 0em
gntihluB 3ufrieoen ge6en, Dab es fei-
men &rieg mebr ge6en Iou, lie muB
iih aud ooler Beiddftieung, boberen
90bnen unO beileren- Mr~beitSbeoin-
gungen uno Ser Been0igling raiii-
i1er llnouloiamfeit mionten."
Sfes, ser oui elmer Qlrbeiterber-
iammlung in Baltimore Iprah, 5onte
ser @rbeit bo9en Gribut fir ibre &ol-
le i'm @emimen oes &rieges unO er.
fldrte, onB ser Sieg obne ibre Bro-
0uftionslpunoer nidt 6dtte errungen
mer0en fonneit. Ser Sefretdr iagte
ieinen Sorern, 0aB sic I'M &rieg ent-
~ltan0enen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nm
6rieOens8peden oienit6ar gemadt
meroen loIten; sob es uein 8erbre-
den" iein miiroe, iie einfad 81 liqlii-
oieren.
,J@s beitebt groBe @efabr BON I'M
3ufrieoenbeit uno &atloiisfeit.~ flr5r
er tort, ,,penn nidt ein 8rogramm
fiir 8oabeidaftignng effeftuiert
miro"
Ser Sefretar oerlangte mad groB.
3iigiger 8lonlng offentli6er Nr6ei-
ten als ReierDe fiir Sen 6oa elmer
nelten Tepreiiion.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
&ei6e 8ente
Der u>Yoote

@aibington. - 8ie 0aS Warine-
amt befanntgub, baben amerifdnil6e
Sau6boote in Sen lebten orei Griegs-
monaten SO feinolide lS6iffe Oer-
ienft, poour6 lid Die 8eiamt5u9l
1856 erbobt.
Inter Dem lesten Sang befanOen
lid 20 &riegsfabr5euge uno 40 San
oelsihifie. 8u Sen &riegSfobr6eugen
mieoerum geborten 2 Saud9boote, Elm
Mfinenleger, 2 MinenIu6boote, 5tpei
groBe 5nl16booti1ger, g. ~6eionoere
Taud6ooti1ger, A 8atrouillen=6re-
gotten ser MISUNDERSTANDING un0
elm 3%orpeooboot.
MuBeroem muroen berienft elm
transporter fiir @anoungs6oote, 16
mittlere. SanOelsidiffe, % feline
SanOelsi6iffe unO Elm fleiner San-
fer.
gu Sen 8erienfungen, melde ben
amerifanii6en 1au6booten uabreno
oes &rieges 5ugeifrieben peroen ge-
boren 1877 &riegsfobr3eltge unO 1899
Sanoelsi9iffe. Inter Sen perienften
&riegsfabr3eugen mieoerum 6%efinoen
ii1 46lug5ellgtrager, Is &reu5er, 90
s3erItorer, 2 Sau6boote, 3 Eenoer
uno IS fleinere 5abr3euge fir ale
moglihen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Inter Sen @anoelSi6iffen, Delfe
BON Saudbooten perienft muroen.
befinoen iid t16 Ganfer, t67 SrunS-
porter, 7O4 6radter uno SroBi6iffe,
lopie 102 6~abr3euge oner m0gliden
anoeren 8eripenoungsart.
Ole lesgemeloeten SO 8~erlenfun-
gen iino in feinen friiberen geridten
0es Marineamtes entbalten.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07

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meitere Ger30gerlng in Der Sdaff-
una elmer fonititutioueaen 9emofru-
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meen BON 9arteien aui dlnelildem
nidt mebr ge0uloet miiroen.
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4rieQsteilnebmern Ole lle6erlaRung
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mein &eoeirei6eit uno 6reT5eit Der
Perion.
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bier @erbanOllngen fii9rt
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nalueriainmlung BON oaen 8arteien
einberiien miro, itatt leoigli6 bon
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lieBen ferner feinen 3peiiel oaran,
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mer6pn, Iolange lie feinen @nteil an
Ser &~egierung erbalten.- Gin fom-
muniitiider @ortiiibrer erflarte Die
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uno geridte, oaB bereitS
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