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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Film Fans
1--WE Aounds
HOLLYWOOD June 30.

HOLLYWOOD June 30.
ID N DLF.A DER HARRY
~ JAMES. maestro of the na-
tons number one swing band,
thinks there are more hep cats
in Americas motion picture
theater audiences than there
are on the nations dance floors
Harry thinks he has some
pretty good evidence 10 support
his theory. lie told about II on
the set of 20th Century Fox 5
Kitten on the Keys"
II had $4,000 fve-by-seyen
photographs made TO handle my
fan mail requests when made
my first picture for Fox In
1892" the bandleader said. I'm
Is weeks they were all gone.
That averages $500 n week and
that's a lot OF hep cAlA-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Swing Convert

The lovely Miss O'Hara plays
a stodgy dean of a school Of
classical music who is steeped
i'm Beethoven and Bach. She
considers TSChaikowsky after
her first meeting with James
and when she has been exposed
to Haynes and the James band
for several reels bangs out
McndelsSohn's Wedding March
in swing.
What happens after that gets
Maureen in dutch with the
music school but should Clinch
Harry'S theory that his fan
mail proves American movie
gDers are just as hep as the
slick chicks and rug cutters who
go solid for the hot gates in
his lam sessions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

material from George
McNulty Of Detroit:
"Dear Elsie Robinson:
Romance Is still here
and will stay as long rs
there are men and women.
or course, the gushy swains
of old have passed on
John Barrymore was the
cabOose of a long train.
And as for the language we
uSe-we are living i'm a fast
moving age and styles of
speech change along with
everything else.
But human nature Is basi-
callt the same and love,
kisses romance are
part Of human nature. How
else can you explain that
phenomenon which happens
every day-marriage?
Romance Is one OF the
stepping stones which lead
every normal man and woman
to the altar. It's romance
that giorifies every sweet
heart in the eyes every
lover and, believe me, 1t takes
a LOT OF glOrifying TO explain
some OF the marriages I've
seen. That's enough evidence
10 prove to me that romance
il still going strong!
GEORGE McNULTY,
Age 26,
Il72I Flanders Ave,
Detroit 8, Mich"
$500 priHe.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Demand Grows

1--WE made three pictures
since then-not counting Kitten
on the keys'-and now the fan
mail requests come In about
5000 a week. With each picture
I get more than the last.
'Tf you ask me. that means
there arc plenty Of live hounds
doing boOgie wo0gie with their
feet while they're sitting In the
neighbOrhOod theater."
James associates won't he
surprised if his fan mail takes
another boost after Kitten on
the Keys" comes out. The macs
tro turns lover for the first time
on the screen in the film and
vies with crooner Dick HAYNES
for the heart OF Maureen O'Hara
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
On Reform Activities

Should a woman try TO re-
form her 'husband7 Th a ( $
another topic which filed the
malbags with clamoring re-
plies.
"She not only shouldn't try
to reform him--she can't"
says Mrs. Jerome +. Colbert
OF st. Paul, MINI.
In the first place, it's not
fair even to try. III she knew
her husband long enough be-
fore they wero married to
know his habits (and / hope
she did. then she should
have realized that she was
Incorporating those selfsame
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

habits of his into her life
when she said 4 do He IL
an individual, just as she Ia,
and not a piece OF putty to
be shaped into any ideal
character she emissions.
81 say. know your lover
before agreeing to marry
him. Don't get marie d
simply because you like the
way he parts his hair or
wears his hat.
MRS. j. +. COLBERT,
Age 23s
1880 Grand Ave.
1T. Paul 5, Mimi"
$500 prize.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
True TO Ideals

whose home Is in TerTe Haute
Ind. has watched the blossom
ing OF romance in the life oi
his younger brother and here
with reports his findings:
WHO mOurns the passing
OF the high-laced shoes and
strait jacket eorsets of n gen
GRAFTON ago: All things
change, even the gentle art
of lOVe-mAking. but not nee
eS>ariIy for the worse.
Il have n brother six years
my junior, much less con
serVative than 4 am. and IL
has been interesting TO watch
his reactions to girls and SEA.
Although he speaks n strange
jargOa, 1 can see that his
chick IL just as fine and
sweet q girl as any i have
escorted TO a ball. That GER
tain hippancy OF manner and
the patter of slang are only
"A reflection of the unsettled
atmosphere which permcates
the world.
II know that he Is as true
10 his ideals as his father was
10 his. And the fact that his
approach to girls II more
stream ne d is due to a
broader. more intelligent edu-
cation. True romance, by any
other name, Is just rs sweet"
X. ". LAWRENCE,
Age 26,
32I2 Human Street,
Terre Haute, Ind"
$500 priLe.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

always considers her children
first.
"When Dad wanted to take
job on the West Coast, she
decided il wouldn't be fair To
uprOot the children from
their school and friends.
"She caters to Grandma's
opinion OF many subj jects, but
on anything that affects the
children she puts our opinions
aud welfare first.
81 don't think Nom does
this consciously. think IL
II just that nature endONS
women with n mother love
that withstandS any test TO
which it Il put.
WILLIAM MARTIN JR.,
Age II,
42-IO 2I6th St, Bayside,
Long Island. ~. Y.
$500 prize.)
Top Billing in Love
Who should come first in a
woman'S life, her parents. hus-
band or children?
Generally speaking the girls
say their husbands should come
first, and the husbands say the
children should come first.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Iau1zQZ,z..1sil1ea
Nal(letsEIsEEEHas eEEHs!!l
SIang-Veneered Young America
Lives True Romance, Elsie Hears

HAS the hterbuggng slangveneered nonchalance and
apparent crudeness modern youth replaced the tender
love making of yesteryear?
question discussed here before but the
answers keep coming which definitely prize
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

Dear Miss Robinson:
I'm my opinion, husband
should come first- Children
grow uP, marry and start a
life OF their own. fOu still
have your husband-why not
make him feel that he n
tops: Many women make the
grave mistake OF letting
mother love OvershadOw love
for the husband. No man
can remain happy once he
has been pushed out Of hrst
place la his wife'S heart.
Parents. too, though always
loved and h0nored. should not
get top billing.
1--WE marry To build "A new
life for ourselves with the
man We have cOasented tn
share Il with. aud the only
way TO make IL a success II
TO keep our husbands In first
place.
JEWELL NIESEN,
Age -,
50 Center street,
EllenviIle, -. ".
fRE An ur;xa
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Thinks He'd Like II

II seems, however, that hus-
bands themselves sometimes 60
in fof reform in a big way.
Here's one - George Plumhoff
of Baltimore-Yho recommends
il.
Dear Miss Robinson:
81 have often heard that a
woman can make or break "A
man, and think there IN
plenty Of evidence to support
this wise old saying. You see
IL every day In newspaper
Items in history, and In our
own homes. 'NeVer underesti-
mate the poIpsr Of Womon
has become almost "A bywOrd.
Remember how Cleopatra in
fiuenced Caesar and An
thOny: Behind each man Is
"A guiding tight .. a woman.
"I staunchlY believe that
many fine American women
are doing an excellent job Of
making over their men, both
before and after marriage.
However. il she gets him be-
fore they are married, her
task il considerably easier.
GEORGE MARION
PLUMH0FF, Age %,
55eI ODOnneII St,
Baltimore, Md"
($5.O0 priLe.)
Children First
Seventeen year old William
Martin Jr. of Bayside, N. Y.
gives his mother as an example.
Dear Miss RObinson:
fAy- knowledge OF women
ls limited to my mother, but
il Is easy to see that she
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

Here's a typical feminine Il
fer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Children First

Seventeen year old William
Martin Jr. of Bayside, ~. Y.
gives his mother as an example.
"Dear Miss Robinson:
Washington Journal., 1945-01-12
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SltNning Gbina - MattenDertiI
ser. sic nit @iftgds uiro DEM Strict
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geuobaern 0e8 8%efdhroeten Sc
bets pep9eu Serltn. nto 2pmpbe=
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Mattenoertiiger iit Der @erftiftung
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fifiine G1ite, Sic B!o9e. Srdger Ser
&ratf)cit8fe;lue limo.
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80 llBt nidet me9r ilt, 0ab Srtppen,
sic lIids @ilis ritaulgen aegen Die
Nsuleir3 il @eiu6r et9alten 9o6en.
0as Gje6.et &reitIih 0as Selpeen be-
trelen.
Or. Hobert @cGllre aug Eoronto,
scr Ghci oe8 ,~aSrienos" ambalan5-
oienites in G1ilta, tailte Dem 9erift=
eritatter mf, Ser erita 9ealenpeit-
1oa lei aus Nautien ~9enleIbet NOR
0at. 100 min Or. Gobio .. StoffereO
ai8 GqnJbrinde, q. g., Elm Mitar-
te.ter Wo&lures, ein Ton Dem meoi=
5iniiGen G:ahit}reig ser &uofer-
SaaaHitation erriGtets8 2aborato-
rim leitet.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-12
G00Mn0ctt Mntcr
ibGrfcrcr KsntrSue

@o16ila1ton @.ne idare N0n-
troae ii6ar 5aS Aejica son 3i0.iiIteit
tritt am +. 6ebrrar in Ssait. &yie3s-
mobiIiIiernngsoireftor ,Slntes s.
8prnes erludytc lrn 41iogung auer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3o9uA5eR, ail
oenen qne1r a(s 80 8erIoncil teilue9-
men, Die MnBnabme rpliroe aaae-
oronet, UNI @jiea6a1nei gnle 9otel2
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pen, Ser Die eilli5ulp5 oon Eraiioent
@ooieDelt 9at, BON Dem @olf ltater-
itiiBt miro, Dab er fetae 3DanggnnuB-
na6men ODER Strafen fir ein Nidt=
befolgen ooria6 Man rehnet nit
Der piaigen uno guten 3nIonnletl-
urbeit aIer 8~etroffeneu.
Aus Dem @eiBen @altS teilte or
nit, elm aornitee Deroe aufgeiteut,
6eiien aufgabe IS lem miro, 81
entideIoen, OBJ Gaguflgen in Dem
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nehnrer Die @iienbobnen uu0 SotelS
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ne6migung Don Sogtt1gen Ioneu nn
6as rlelie &omitee gerifltet tperoen,
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italtlittq enti6ei0et.
Sn ieiner @rfldruilg erilfte Der
neutrality-suspicious. nm Reidron-
flung a1er niht friegspiftisen &ei.
len uno beionoerS Inn gbiagiina oaer
@ruppenperiommlungen ME guGune
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aen. Jerner porlote er lid an Sic
Sotelleitunsell, Ole Don nun an ne
i%eroierungen fiir nidr gebiligte Ger
anItaltungen oble1nen ioqen.
Mn ser Spite 6eS neuen &omiteeS
iteBt 5. Monroe Sobnioa BON
Grarsportamt; Die anoeren Witglie-
] Der fommen bon Dem ariegsf uno
sslottenamt, Dem 1903 linN her
@DaG.
8prnes teilte nit, sic @innahmen
Der Observation-Disclosures bdtten iidl
tros Der groBen miIitdrildien Nnfor.
~oerungen meientlif gelteiaert. 1888
1rabmen Die giien6a1nen 6urh Hei-
ienoe 22.600.0 900 ein; 0ie 3abl itieg
auf 20 Miaionen, Damn .aui SO Mil.
licnen, UNI 1912 Die itottlife Gunlrie
bon SO Milionen Collar 5u erreiden.
0ies umfaBt nar Die Einndbmeft
Dllr9 3ioiliiten.
@ie er bi1l3tfiigte, beeinfluBte 6ies
aud in itarfitem WdBe Ole 9otels.
9ft lino 8erioruen, Die aus 6ringei1s
Ben Rriegsgriinben reiien miiIlen,
ooer Mngeb6rise ser Il. q. streit-
fr6fte .niht in Ser Sage, Elm @otel-
5immer ~ befonmen. Man holt
bieie 3uftdnoe 6llrt 6te neue MaB-
nadine ob3uiteuen.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-12
Critic ircic wnhlcn in
GMrop0 Icit 1889

@oibingtou (S@S) Die ifapeis
5eriiGe 9eitltrg Ser 9unO" beioBt
lid in eluem artifel init Der neuell
ungarild;en HeglerIW in Gebrecen
ltuo 6etout Sic 8otla6e, Dab Dies ole
erlten parlamentariihen 8ableu in
eirem friaBTii6rerroen eitrop1iihen
lett 1889 poreH. gieie @ab-
len fonuten 0esbol6 u~runo9lif obne
53nitim1nlng ser geiabungSmadt
ohgebolten lperOen uno beltimmt
aud nidt in elmer 8eiie, sic 0ieie
Ro1t uidt g~utgebeiBen bate, i6retbt
0os 8latt. DDS Grgebnis lit gber
iolpobG fiir sic Ruiien al8 fiir llngarn
pom Sorted. Ser @toerboIl pom
Seiten ser binter ben oei,titen 81
MEN le6eroen llngarn (ieit Ner Or
eignilIen poln leeten tSerbIt peroen
uttgariifee Gruppen nift me1r OIL Der
Brpnt eingeiekt) auf Aufruie Der De
brecen,N egierung miro nuf 0iele
8eTie uieI 8iinitiger Ieiu, pdbren6,
onoererieits ole Hesierrtig in Gebre.
cen in Der Sage iein miro, ~ge9eniibpr
Den Muiien ben ntlgapiiden Stano
pitnft mtrtlamer Git Dertreten.
oGAr1 Die 4bbaltltti8 Der Ma9(en
lit cine Struftilr errid)tet ruor0en,
DE nodl allen ettten geluiiien @roo
BON Stabilitdt 3u beiiseit ideint, uuO
Dies 0iirfte Del Der meiteren @ntpid-
lung Ser interen Angelegembeiten
nngarls bon emit Aei0eHoer 8eoeit
tl11tg i2iH. Gie eriten SanOlun9en
ser Ae4ten MISUNDERSTANDING
puroell obne 8peiiel ntit angeHeiie-
ner 8eloatlenbeit aliS9eftbrt, uno
oieler @nTona hit redt Dielperipre
hen0. Gurh Die 8abl Der prpoiio
ridden Observation-Disclosures fam
cine Hegierung CUR @riitena, Die 10
luobl Qiaerale ais Ntitglieoer Der
9.nfen utr6 Der rn0ifuIen 9infen INT
ioBt. ue5eroies 3ebJt audi Die Aus-
nobI ein5elner DISQUALIFICATION, OaB
feiiierlei io3iale 8orurteife irgen0-
melfe it0renoe @irting oabei aus
iibten."
Washington Journal., 1945-01-12
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N-eiieisbtpcrniiien

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eet oeutiaen @egenoffeniibe tper6eil
in ben nadlten Molroten @eiien6e, Die
@interfrijdsn in 6lori0a nno AMBER
tudrtg onfiufen, 1ne5r un6 mebr &ei=
Decentralization begegnen, tDarrt Der
Gotiisen62 -0es Office of Gefenie
Transportation. 5. Monroe Sohnion.
G;e miIifdriihe Gage III europa 1T
nidt lliir art Ser 2a1ofarte norban=
ben, erflarte er, ioH0srn eS iolte jes
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GitfiiIta 10 idnea iDie mo9litl dl So
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oes aagemeinea @~eiieUerfebrs wie
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fI1rt StsrIt Sobnion, tpetrl i'd pri-
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fr1 pnra.ls ihr Riidrqtiabinett be5aHIt
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Washington Journal., 1945-01-12
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minaeitens lieben @erionen getotet
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ser enc altoere @ombe, Deldle in Ell
1le. @arten i'm 6intprbof zines Sall-
les fiel perleste 10 8erionen.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-12
|&ObUtbUnl-
benz M9riff2

Gin 01fen oil Der Sit,iite glil
oeutid,er A%obotoomben AngriFt duT
Die sltlantittiits lit %innerbalD Der
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lien, 10 iiigte er bi13u, uaO lngts:
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gomben gesen ReD gorf oNer Maib-
ington 5u ridten."
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ben nber nift abs pa5riHeinlid gel
ten. Gs puroe 0omals Onrnui BILL
gepieIen, oaB iolde angrifte niHt
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Stnates Stem Dorf lit ,ooliJ porbe-
reitet, Ser ariie SIT begegnel1, Sic iid
aus fein0lihen Mn8riffen, einihlieE-
lid ser 3%o6otbontbaa, er9ibt." 10 ct.
fIarte geitarn G5erit gOparo s. 9.
Sbomas, Der gbef oes Amtes. 81
Der @rfIGrulg pon a09niral SngramS
Dem @6ef Der @tlantif Jlotte, baB ei1l
3obotbomben 4uqriff alti Die pit
lontiffiiite innerhoIb oott spei Mona-
ten moglidb bemerfte E)omaS:
Der Stant Sem 9orF Sat feinen
8eiI ieiner 3iuilidGlbor5aniiationen
|jemals auigaI6It, in~aftioiert ooer cut
eine &eleroe Bats geiteut," prfIdrte
1Deiter Gbarlt 3boma8.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-12
Bcwlcs lebt ia.
tienicrMnesGmter

Nie barsit3 nitgeteilt, iuer0en Die
5578 Iationierurgsdmte Ser 0a-
ton n1fite @ohe anf ibr ibereits
o~reiid6riaas BeiteAen 8uriidblideH,
uro G5c'ler Ronles, Der Setter ben
Gifice of Brica M3qniniitratton prizes
ors 9ieiem gnIaB lire 2eiitnna auis
'1odirc. Gr dpfNlIierte sugleih al
n1e f.. ireimilf'aen Mitarbeiter, an
i5ren Soften 81 bebarren, bis 9elitih-
Las .ino Ssopati enogiilttg beiiegt
fms. sic aohen mirflihe Spfer
.1c5rdht, erffdrte er. Juno Sbre ars
belt tpiro bon Der 9an5en 8eootferung
5utie;St anerfannt, 6enn sic iino es,
>ia Me StellitS aegen Elm inFlationS=
rdf;aaS Sfeisen Ser Freiie gehaltel
ms Aa:ir oeot ha3ea, 1op Die Ha-
I pan z leilsnittelr, @lio-
IN II Z. \. ID fen ilno onbaren me.
,srFlidl2n @iitern in aan3en 2anoe
t gcflcgM Bat.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-12
5tDci 1lthpefIaete
tbarcm a~eItGnNiat


9t.4p gori Gpei Der iiiui5ebu
0eutinen Sta1ts al~8ebori8eh 8e8en
Die leit %.t.luJ ser uorlgen &ote
uor 5Hp~9sr.Hter Beers III 9rooflpn
utter Der Aut.o5e Qer 8~erleBAug Der
fiir feinDlidYe auSldnoer geltsnOeH
. 9eitimmungen 02rAorOelt
MIRO. b.t1mitei lid imuloig. Gs nc
rea Dies Sran5 Solep6 @.rf9, &r.
2S4 GeS.r0ont 9lpe.. Riogeppo0
(2lteens) ulD Grid Otto Snule, gtr.
1876 I22. Str, 8idSmoro Sin
tSltoenSj. @ntiprefeuo Dem @egs
iobren in Sen 5dlen 5rpeier Mitdn
aeflogter, Sic itpn iritber %Sltaoben
ltlitOtg ST ieilt, teltimmfe OaS Sc
riht, 0ab @irtb urO @qnle inter DER
bisberiaen GiirSihaft ppn ie $500
Biz 5t ser oui sen %. ., W|. ieltge.
iesten llrtetlsperfinoun5 aui ireiem
SUP bIeiben. Sen @%enannteu miro,
ebertio spie aIlcn anoeren Nngefla9ten,
oorqeporierl bel t1rer Nnmelounq
aui @riln6 Oes @eises uon 1912 Der
idumt gu baben ibre 3ugeb0rigteit 3i
Der SitIer.8mtei in Geiitlflano 5t
frnGhrpn.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-12
1apaniiAc Scrnbomts
ben lit Gbina

Summing, @bina - @eneraImaior
Claire g. gbennoliIt erflarte, DAB oie
Sapauer cine art 6erilbomben fir
tire guItberteiOigung II @9ina Der
pen0er.
Gr ingte, es lei nod t.iGt feitge-
itelt woroei1, Of Die gonbelt pom
8ooen ODER Don GLltg6en9et losge
fallen iperoen. 8ts5er ba6en tie lei.
men groBen grfols gebqbt. ameritn-
niihe Blie3er beriftetefl, 0aB t6net
sic Broieftile folgten ODER parallel 81
i1ren Dtaidiuen fIogeh bod lit es
linen ibisber itets mogIid gepeien,
ben Dingern aus oem @ege 81
qeben."
Washington Journal., 1945-01-12
DcmtiAer HiIfserem3er
in Sic Gnit eeFlcGsn

Stod9oGm - Gat oeutifeS 9riegS-
diff uon sem man aunimmt, 'ooB e5
Der 6ilfgfreu5er Ser &aiier" mar,
iloQ ont SdtnstoQ nit ann1berno
1900 Nonn on goro nor Dem ga.
Tun6bora gipr9in Idnemarf III Die
quit. meF0ete scr freildn0iife BreIle.
6ierit.
Maqnosner olf lesr Sniel SiaeI-
lan0 ia1eu Griimmerltiida unb 2eis
AcH fii.li MteiIeu Ion Ser aiiita eni-
fernt i'm @aifr mad elnar Grplnlio.t
SIC iid) aus unbefafntem
8.1lsSe geIe.t ) ltbr morgens err
s.4Bst Bate. @ini1e lleberlebertoe
erreidJ II &aIuf29borg. Qber 5ablreide
IntsGIenSau llnS Gil 2a3arett5uos
Sen Sic 3%eatideAn an Grt mo 5te1e
6eorNert aatten, lpuroen ipoter ais
ann6tiN tuieoer 5urdgeididt.
2oitoon - @inem geitern bef1nnt
aegebsaersaorpe1iife1 @erid)t 5u=
Folqe bahen Ieihte gitr5eifen Ser SIT
Itenjtreitfr1fte, ole Don M~ttgeborigetl
Der notipegiIhen 6totte 6emonnt ma
ren, Elm qroBeS 6eutihe8 Nadifnib-
'Sd1iff Dor &or1peQen oerIenft un0 Elm
anNereS itrner beifd0tgt. Der itarf
e5fortierte 3onooi tprroe nit Eorpe-
Dos mo 8eifIiisfeuer %ange9riffen,
mo Elm feinotider Winenfe8er purOe
tpieoarGolt %getroffen. Die Rortpeger
entfamen Sem 8erift rad Obne
Sd1aoen.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-12
auuiidaemteien lpnr0en.

Stettiniils' grfIdrung bat iolgan-
Zen @ortlasIt: ,gSaS mlh Sic a6i'fl
aas He0nera gepalen len ml8 1cl-
@9eslers aitlriif alti oen @rlm0lae
6eoiuslf8eloier aqpitnloi:oN All
Sen iih Die 5ritilde, rltililde, dine
iiide uilo iliere ei9elle 9taIierlnl8 ge-
einiBt bobelL Miro III Ieutid)ldno mo
SSapun ID peritanoen mer0elL ouB Ser
@iae 0es ainerifaniid)en Bottles, eli
REL uollltdnoi9en Sie8 5lt e~rringen,
aebrodlerl in0 ell &erhonblungs-
,N.ie9 n asi;dert paroen / i. rcrrl
me 2iHaer llHVa 'enr3 y 0elit'ro
e ten nm q2tliqeNo. uncertainties
So@ st,t t6sel i1iintil.
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