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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
Colonel Davis Promises Strict Discipline
No Stunt Flying At
Goldman Field

combat experience also has
sCpNn that skin in low tlNmg
si.n tho pilot an effective teeh-
ligne for rladine Tho enemy The
di"t rctnmins nom a raid Tor
iH .uee mas, hy coming down
near he ireetop Pc ahlc 70 eet
updr enemy lak AND lo pass
aali.nrcruft batteries too quick
ly ga fhnn 10 correct tIipir aim.
'foo af low altul,s plane
les yisibie 70 cyes Of prowi-
iNs rncmy flshlef- lian one hat
say upstairs
l"~ hto living ia addition 70
htlne aN c'fceii,r evasion na-
r'afer has also been dcmonsirai-
ed repeatedly in combat ihcaleis
70 be 3 dcAaytaiins method OF az
tack on certain missions such
IS s'raine OF .roop ana supply
tlaiuS ana motor eouvovs Skill
ga pilofine While diving and
lew-lcYtl sweeps afe essential
Fhe crushing cifec % tho low
ltRei flying tVpc uf aiiack was
Illustrated foreefullv when
; hounr ilee' ,irlusllr DESTROYED
me Plo' sfe oil reiincrp ia lu-
nHnia and IS cnrrwly ~ work
lh ins S}S cnatic distinction Of
Ninionese industrial Targets
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11


Tho training program which
was announced recently by Col.
l. O. Davis IN commanding Of
iiccr OF Goodman Ficld kentuckN,
Is already undcrwav and Will
ieaeh It's peak soon The routes
over which flights viii be made
By "a, rhunderholt fighters
ana E-2s Billy Mitchell hombets
iicladc parts of Kentucky and
Indiana. Flights Of eight or more
fighters and homhcrs viii be sent
ever lhc conrscs
This does not mean col Iay-
is explained that huzxing or
stunning or any other kind ~
uncontrolled irving VIII DO per-
miucd Army regulations prohibit
such things ana We discipline pi-
lots who violate those regulations.
Mono OF the missions being plan
ned will be flown at attitudes
less lhan 300 feet That is tho
absolute minimum
Training IN low lcHel flying IS
essential Tor several reasons. One
OF ihe most imporian, is practice
in NAVIGATION. which IS more diIi-
cult az low than at hish attitudes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
Orders General
ToLend Hand,
Gets Cooperation

Mlru THE .6lst TANK BAT
TNLIoN rs ROPE ,NNr'
Hey there. gimme hand WIFI
this iraIlc Viii ,as The speak.
cr was $ SGT JACK Gilwr Of
boz Souti rarNus, 'hi,aso II
the ,tlst Tank Battalion and
the sccne was laid 10 ihe deep
and siii-ialliup SNOW % lAe hil-
ly Ardennes during the natlle
Of me- Bulge last winter
Two Nilliue hands can down
ana eraSpcd ihr trailer The
brown tanker looked an ana go
tie shook OF MS lifc he saW
two silver stars adorune the
shoulders that were benz Down
beside him a major general in
the United staicS army But The
general WAS willing and fgythcr
went 10 tho extent ~ calling over
colonel ana two captains who
came 20 ih. aid OF the <cern
tanker They soi The trailer
hooked up Gilbcri thanked his
helpcc, and climbed in aud the
tank ,hurned us wax on throngh
the snow up front where It was
delivering supplies and ammuni-
ton TO the 1clst forward cle-
menis.
II occurred while the ,dlst was
operating with The crack 18th
Airborne division. bat Sgt Gill
bert didn't stop TO inquire IL his
KEEPER was the commanding gem
eral OF the 18th airborne Bu no
sure was glad to set that help
Both UNITS really appreciated
each other in that battle OF The
Bulge
Gilbert was operating light
tank for the supply mission since
The ground conditions We're SO
bad that trucks couldn't operate
over the terrain at that time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
ODDS THOMAS
SELLS BONDS
WITH SONGS

For his splendid CONFEDERATION
to tao seventh War Loan Drive :"
obs y Thomas % Pharmacists
Mate Thlfd Class 81 Detroit
lIith has iisf hccn commended
ly Rear Ndmial ~ 1. Friedcii
tsN tonmandani Of Ma lle,-
erih NaNal District san llieso
'alif
ONE % ~ san niero.besed men
Who completed q tour OF Southern
California ANA parts 81 nevada
and Arizona assisting ~ war
bond rallies lilueiacAei Thomas
and his COMPANIONS were re-
sponsible Tor the sal, Of more
than 80 million dollars in ihr
continued on Page lG
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
First goth POW
But Wants
10 Fight laps

ril,NlNGNAM Ala CAMP
r. f member Of the famed
D. ne6pr squadron 20 hc oap-
me Germans returned
i ts home here last wccA To-
.ri hs 6o-dav leave in an'i-
'gaan of Joining me fight
I~as t3e laps
Second ~ William + Urilfm
pao Was captured by the Nazis
'hsn h flak-crippled plane
landed while ON o dive
bnaMs mission along the I'al-
- tofhr ON Jan ~. l'ii.
'1ea''d or II months in an cne-
iy rr 20 camp near chieti. It.
lAaotsb me FIRST negro TO hr
Aputd by The Germans in the
theatre OF operations.
toa not deny nor affirm
ii'cn ap airoCiiy stories hc-
ansf a $ army censorship.
!. led however. that he
ea M 80 pounds when tue
'sssu liberated him on May
pi Hs on permanent menu
'orned beef potatoes
w p bread.
f" 'slas,sed regret that his
~ eeeeented him from adj
~ - his % missions bat WAS
sl.n " 70 receive his acculnn-
veg g for IL months which
mounted 10 $2S94.
rag atsaicst thrill. he revealed,
"' "''9 he met his two broth
woe are sim overseas. in
olen France while recuperat-
* % 'He ST Nalery Redistribu-
on center nearby.
- 'llitin plans to res with
= nrp" 'hai he Will be permitted
~ into the fight against the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
SEPARATE VETERANS
GROUP IN MISS.

GREEANll.L.E. Miss ,ANpy -
The American Legion IN Alississ-
ippi, though an organization pre-
summed 10 be- reprcscniaiiyc 81 the
soldiers Of the United States sill
not accept Negro members a
group Of colored soldier and
promoters is therefore serkin- 10
establish separate oreaniYalon
known as the American war vet
.rnnc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
PFC. EWINCS FIRST
NEGRO WAC WE'D
ON FOREIGN SOIL

PARIS ttNP4 ri, ophca
" t.wpncS hccame the first Ne-
gro VA 20 marry ON foreign >oiI
when she married SGT chris
tcpher hedmon here on hnv
The bride The dauehcr ~ cl3-
rcn,e Evines Of Franklin Bore
Conemaueh Pa was formerly
stationed az Camp Siberl va
SHE Is now attached 10 tho t>S>ih
Postal directory battalion here
The groom halls from cie,e-
land
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
Soldiers To Study

ApproXunaieie gNnp7 Neg gro
soldiers iacnd to ,moll in '"i-
lescs and other educational in-
situations above tho hieh scno"i
level following discharge, ac-
,mdine 10 recent army survey,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-11
DETROIT VET
OF PACIFIC
ON WAY HOME
Ry CONRAD OZARK

NETHERLANDS East Indies
CANpl- Recently J vent aAoard
q troop ship 70 talk 90 = few
lucky t;is who have been o,srseas
since l9is ard arc now ON their
way back 10 their homes ia
America
The men were inbiiant and
happy as II who wouldui be ~
time like that and al ok
pressed their iov on getting 8
Continued on Page iG
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

DIE makers, electricians. machine rs
/ pairmen and millvriEht. good working
conditions. 1909 war work. must com
| ply with VINO TeEuls tons MurrsJ
/ Corp. OF lmerics, foot OF Great LAka
/ Ave Eoorse. Mich
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

ALDER-KArl, age 50 years beloved
husband OF Walourgs, Alder nee
Woerl dear iathsr Of Leo. SGT.
Kari. U. s. Army overseas Ann. MARY
LeonA and Rosemary Alder Funeral
from the residence, 53la Holcomb
Monday morning a. 10 q clock and A.
Nativity OF our Lord Church a. 10 30,
lnterment 81. Peters Cemetery. Mt
Clemens.
BARACH-sAm, dear father Of Mrs. Jo-
seph Norman. MIS-. sam Ackef and Capt.
Maxwell BArAch. L. s. Army overseas.
Rose Feldman, MrS- Dora Levy Mrs.
Pilne C0pel oi New York city. Services
al Lewii Bros. Chapel 1888 John r.
sunday 1 .. m
BoGUES-Mrs Myrtle Bradshaw mother
OF william Boguet, Mis-, Harry spez..
wokA sister OF Mrs. Joseph Giluly and
Mrs Warren Fowler Bural Monday,
9 so. LsSAlle, ont,
BRETT-4O7 W. Muir, Ha1sl PARK.
suddenly. FEB 10. Ruth. daughter q
Wesley and GeorEinS Brett, sister Of
Joan At the Wm sutiiysn son
Funeral Home z05 W. tiIsl street
Methodist Church. Monday, 80 ?. m.
CHEW - Marion McXArrow Feb 8.
ls4a, wife Of Ira 9 Chew, me. noths,
Chapel OF ". r, Hamilton CAAE al
AleTRndrine Monday J noon
CoGsWELL-Feo. Q, stsneslo. axe "a
years. husband OF the late Frances.
Funeral Monday s.45 a. m, from
a. n Peters Funeral Home, l2O57
GrAti0t. at 50 4 m AZ St Mary )
Church 81 Antoine and Monroe
EZEL-Feb 7 Karl beloved husband
Of Elizabeth dear father OF RDM ; c
Adam and Pfc Nick grandfather Of
Diana and David Funeral services
Monday ?. m, Al residence, 95le
Crinnell
SORTOR Ernest r, Feb 9 az sara
sota. Fla beloved husband OF Grace
dear father OF Cecil grandfather Of
Jack Sortof brother ot Fred Black
Charles A Sor'or and Mrs Norma Sor
tore Funeral from George p Wbrrick
Funeral Home 1923 z. Grand Blvd
Tuesday Q IS a m, st. MArEarel
Mary Church A. 10
wOJTYNA-Hslsn. Feb. q la4S, ar
% beloved daughter OF Josephine dea
sister OF Bill Pvt. Mitchell Edward ans
Irene Funeral Tuesday morning FEB
ID from residence S2oS Daniels a
20 O'Clock to 81. Andrews Church a.
NaHar
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

ARMSTRONG
10000 PURITAN IN 1899
Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
34s2 2 JEFFERSON Fl 2i7s-7s
George w. Clunis e. Son
Established 1888
446s Third Ave, co oo3b
JOHN J. HEELON
1870 " GRAND BLVD TY s-l47l
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
WAR AIDS

TRADE scHooLs-MALE
AcETYLENE ARC wELDERs
BODY FENDER PEPAIR-ISSPECTOR
Blueprint Reading Drafting Diesel
Approved Under G. Bill ~ Rights
WOLVERINE SCHOOL 1900 W FORT
Det. Time Study School
our trained men arc being placed
IN plants and trades such as
Radio Tim. study
Plastic DrbftinE
Refrigeration Blueprint
Air-couditiuninF Tool DtsigninF
Automotive Process Eng
Ship Msth. Dissti
Licensed by the state approved under
CT Bill - Rights Free information
2s%7 Grand River Avenue a $3.50
DRAFTINC-Tool designing, engineering.
DAY evening classes
Open in-e
Detroit College oi Applied Science
LEARN modern barberins days or
ewes part or fun time. Det Barber
College, 3l7 2 Jefferson RA es7l
REFRIGERATION. Learn at this Old
reliable school Thousands successful
graduates Write today for free details
UTILITIES EnF Inst address Box B-ll2o
TRADE SCH0OLS-FEMALE
GfRLS-Free beauty training Ryrisnic
Beauty School $40 Twelfth, MA
1858
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
PVT. ROBERT S. CUMMING

mr- CUMMIkG-Pvt. Robert s. Jan
- %. IN Germany beloved husband
- OF Doris svindlehurst, dear son Of
Mr. and Mrs Thomas n Cumming ana
dear brother OF James Services. FEB
II. S p m. AZ The Rsdsemer Prssoy-
teriAn Church. West Grand Blvd. a.
Sterling
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Think Before You
Call the Doctor
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could 60 on endlessly. So, think
again little lady-those Crosse
Pointe women are really buster
than you dream.
Saw Mrs. Alexander Ingersoll
Lewis the other day, She was
with her daughter, Mrs. Jerome
Remick Jr. They both looked
so pretty and Mrs. Remick
looked exactly as her mother
did when she married-Mr..
Lewis, those many wears ago.
Mrs. Lewis, another day, wore
a mink coat and Mrs. Remick
was smart in a black topper
worn over a red froCk.
We understand that Mrs. j.
Bell Moran will arrive shortly
from the West Coast and that
she will be here several months
before opening her home IN the
White Mountains
Speaking OF that delightful
spot, did you know that Miss
Charlotte Casgrain and Mr. Cas-
grain have spent the winter
there? They have been showed
in several times but have loved
il. And since one thing leads to
another. we noticed Miss Cas-
grains sister, Mrs. w. X. Will
lisms, the other day looking very
smart in black dress relieved
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Hotels damned

Ambassador Messersmith in
vited the press TO the embassy
for buffet supper the other
night TO meet the American
delegates, and ! went. There
were cocktails, champagne and
other wines, as well as supper.
1T is interesting to he on the
inside OF conference as i'm
portant as this one.
Every hotel in this town is
jammed. They kicked all the
guests out of the Hotel Geneve
and turned n over to American
delegates and newspapermen.
And the Redforma also Is chuck
full Of diplomats and other visit
ing celebrities.
President Camacho spoke the
other day in the Chamber of
Deputies and IL was very dra-
matte with the streets through
which the car passed lined with
a military guard in dress uni
forms. When he entered the
building between triple lines OF
cadets standing at attention and
with the first line holding the
Tags of the FL American nations,
ithe drums rolled. and the band
struck up the Mexican national
anthem"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
SIGNS Of Spring

Mrs. Abram vanDerZee. at
tractive in sports clothes. paint
ing the iron fence around the
VanDerZee residence in Pro-
Vencal road, Crosse Pointe
Farms. and the iron porch fur
niture-even the iron work on
the dogs kennel.
Mrs. VanDerZee loves TO paint,
and. in this day of manpoWer
shortage, has n good excuse for
welding her paint brush.
Mrs. Frederick Clifford Ford
immersed in seed catalogs. The
stimulus of new things brought
out by the growers makes Mrs.
Ford eager 10 be out in her
victory garden.
Although she Eever has grown
melons Mrs. Ford intends TO try
new one called "Cranshaw"
about which she has been told.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Covers Conference

Virginia Snow who left here
last April l for Mexico City to
study Spanish has stayed on
and, apparently, has become pro-
ficient as she has been covering
the Inter American Conference
for the English page of the
Excelsior. the local paper.
In a letter just received by
her mother, Kathleen Snow
Stringer, Virginia writes enter
tainingly of the conference.
have covered a reception
in the National Palace when all
the delegates met President
Comacho, the press conferences
of Stettlnius, and also of Mex
ico's foreign minister. EZequieI
Padilla, and am covering all
the sessions I'm Chapultepec
Castle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

for the rushees, including
Betty Eaton. 10 Lawson.
Mary Jane Turtle and Ginny
Morton.
Some Of the houses are hav-
Ing another party this evening
and the freshmen and transfer
rusheeS are being kept mighty
busy dashing from one party 10
another. The Alpha Phi's are
producing a hilarious skit for
their guests. with Jay and
Mary Bronson, Peg Barry. Jean
Christian and Julie Newberry
taking part. Audience partici-
patton was definitely in order
ard Jean Eddy, Ginny BoSt-
wick, Bea Newberry and-Ee-
more Mack are on hand with
the right answers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Plan Holiday

Saw Kappa Kappa Gamma S
Dorothy CsstEieHHh, S Shirley
Sickels, Jean Campbell and
Dorothy Hoffman huddied
around cokes at the corner
drug store making plans for
their Sunday entertainment.
There promises TO be a big sur
prise in store for rushees Carla
Mullendore. Harriet Atwood,
Janet Fowler and Dolly Town
Sand.
Rushing wasn't the only i'm
portant event in Ann Arbor
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

with a soft blue and white print
vestee-most becoming.
Met Mrs. Helen Joy Lee and
her two attractive daughters
striding along Lake Shore road.
They were having such a good
time together. They told me
that they will leave before long
10 open their farm house, near
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

Watch Hill and supervise the
planting of their victory garden.
It was from that farm, you
remember, that Mrs. Lee had to
flee from the hurricane some
years ago and saved herself by
swimming two miles with
broken arm, We still wonder
how on earth she managed it,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
2layaiir Z
Rau,bks.
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The luncheon table was decked
with green carnations and
shamrocks.
The guests included Marjorie
Weber, Mimi Rohn, Ann Burton,
Ruth Henderson. Joan Harness,
Patricia Oppenheim, Joan Will
son, Jill Predmore. Kay Stanton,
Joan Wozniak, Janet Allen,
Sidney Ann Boales, Barbara
Carse, Dianne Montgomery and
Karin Carlson.
Mrs. Chenot took Suzanne and
her guests to the matinee at the
Wilson Theater to see Lady in
Danger.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Suits for BOYS

Also, a new hybrid tomato and
a new red, Italian onion.
The Red Cross Emergency
Cupboard is turning out nifty
spring suits for servicemen's
little boys like the one modelled
on page one by Albert Leader.
According to Mrs. Douglas
Donald, these suits are made
from pieces of car upholstery
furnished the Red Cross by one
of the automobile plants.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
RspIiea of Holland

The Collegiate Sorosis house
became a replica of Holland for
the day with the living room
dressed up with colorful minia-
ture tulip beds and a windmill
that really turned. HoStesSes
June RetzlAff, Carol Evans,
Mickey Kuechenmeister Sally
Kennedy and Mary Lew Mas.
son, Dutch from the tips Of
their wooden shoes, greeted
rushess Dolores Massey. Cary
Craig. Dorie Diekema and
Nancy Finn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

this weekend. The rainbow
room at the Union was first on
the list OF fun spots Friday
night when the Reserve Officers
Naval Group played host al the
Officers Ball. Some Of the
guests were Maureen Harwood
with 1t. Stuart Pletner, Joyce
Mccormick with Ii. Joe Ca
rant. Ann Donnelly with 1t.
Bill BUST, and Marge Ruther-
ford with Ensign Jim kabbler.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Hard Times Dance
MESSERs AND MEsDAMrs

There will be A second hard
times dance in the school
auditorium S Saturday night
under the sponsorship Of the
Parent-TeaCherS Association.
General chairman for the
affair is Mrs. Marion Hinkley
assisted by Mrs. Mary Andrews,
Mrs. Ronald Goodyear and Mrs.
Joel Swanson, refreshments.
The Thomas F. McGuanes
will entertain before the dance.
Their guests will be:
MEssERs AND MEspAMEs
Frederick s Hall Jr. Rice Fitzpatrick
Howard Roderick 2 r GreEorie
whitney sawyer Leo MARI o. Wysnd0t
Miss Mary Marx and Or Ray Roberts
~ WYandhfte
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Soro,;tAi;e, Rassy
At Ann -Arbor
ANN ARBoR, March II.

ANN ARBOR March II.
Mn ARBOR has been buzzng al week with the excitement
"A anticipation surrounding sorority rushing This week.
snd freshman and upper cassman interests have centered
around second parties given the various houses
This a busy day at the ri Beta Phi house Barb
Carter Marge Siebert Gwen Swtzer Kay Best and Gloria
Kssvodt did their best make the afternoon pleasant
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
'Lionesses' TO Meet

NORTHE Asst LION S
LADIES AUXILIARY Will
meet Monday Al 8 p. m. Al the
home of Mrs. Leo Dessert in
Nashville avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Sally Krebs viii
Wed Russell West
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Benjamin + Welton. Her guests
VIII include:
MESSERs AND MEsDAMEs
walter Parker i & ClInpeft
Louis O'Connor WAYNE IeaeU
STANLEY Wceman Harold Jackson
Mrs. John Nolan
a meeting Of the Garden
Club was held on Friday al the
home of the president. Mrs. O.
a. johnson. Charles O. Will
liamS Of Detroit showed color
motion pictures called The
-Four Seasons" and short talks
were given on timely subjects
by Mrs Lyle Kendall and Mrs.
job Milton. Refreshments were
served at the close of the
meeting.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
menrieb. 2dnsit idon ipuren Die
Gretber niht mebr 81 b0ren.

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Gretber niht me1r 81 bOren.
limb nie aus Der grOe eeidlupft,
ItonO unoeriebens Der geDaltige Sci.
Ter Dor l1Imenrieo. 9libI9nen rib
er oas @epebr bod. 9onuerno roll
te Der ShuB iiber ben Gee. Ser
Seller brad s%uiammen. Dc6 iofort
itnno er tpie6er auf ben 21ufen, nit
einem Sprung mar er BEL Dem G0r-
tier. Ser poute i9nea binter Der
&iefer Dedung nebmen, bod er
i1affte es nidt mebr. Gin furdt-
barer S1lag bon 0es Sellers Ian.
gen, idarfen @affen aeri6metterten
1tImenrie0s &niee. CT i~tiir3te. Gin
s%tpeiter SdIng rib ibm oie linfe
Seite Lungs Der &ippen ouf. Damn
teri1pon6 Der Seller mieOer i'm
S1ilf. Die &ugel begnnn BEL ibm
at pirfen. beIlroter 2ungenibpeiB'
rotete ons @ebrGd. N0helno ging
Ser aten. 2angiam, gang langInm
5og er iett our1 ouS S9ilf. Sief
Iieb er 6os getpoItise &oupt bdngen.
Nun nobm er ben See an. Ils es
foft int @oiIer neri9punoen mar,
orebte iid Ons Sier tpieoer Inn itno
Iegte oas Soupt auf cine iiber oas
@aiier berausraeenoe S9iIfgras.
foupe. Das @aiier ringsum r6tete
fit. 9out traden6 i6nappte eos
@ebr61 ouf uno ait. Sober Atem-
aug tat bonii9 tpeb. Mattigfeit
iiberfieI ben 8obpunoen. gr l6IoB
Die 2idter.
6eute bate es i'm eefaBt. 0es
Goritmeiiters &ueel fab I'M 2eben,
eenon tpie Iein 5peiter S9lae Oes
Goritmeiiters &er3 uno 2unee ger.
rib. GrdnmenO iab ii6 oet Seller
iest i'm tiefen un5ugdneliden Moor.
@iele Baden bra6en I'm i'm berrm.
2eu9teno i6ien Der 8oumono. &ie.
fig ragte Der Seller iiber ale Die
Sauen beraus. @dbreno oieies
Troumes ruti6te 0as Saupt beg
S9merfronfen BON Der S9ilfgras.
falpe nb uno %beriont i'm @aiier.
Ser 5Gbe G9lnmm bes Sees 5og
i'm tief au fid.
Sm @al6e, nabe an See itebt
elm einfo9es areu1 aus @idenbol5.
Sc beaei6net Die Steue, an Ser elm
topFerar unO gere9ter S6ger einen
idneaen @eibmonnstoo iano.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
spra9lt6e YlanOe.
reieM a
Bon 2abwis Boz arradl.
anffeefr1naflrn

9ie beliebten 8uiammenfiinfte
Ser 6rauen, Sic iie ielbit &aifee.
fran5den gu neilnen pflegen, NIB.
reno oie M6nner oft rob uno re-
ipeftIos BON nRaffeetlatiG" re6en,
tporen i6on i'm Mitteldlter iebr be-
Iiebt. 6reilid fannie man 6amals
nod ni6t Sen ouftenoen, brannen
Srnnf, man aB aber nnerlei ibcne
Saden uno beridm6bte f~einestDegs
Die it1rfenoen @etrdnfe Der W1n-
ner. @eil oie @~nitgeberin einer
&ran5 i'm Saar 5u tragen pflegte,
nannte man tie v9ran5eli9Delter"
un6 bic gauge ~3uiammenfunft
r&r6n59en". 9ie neue Nooe 6es
aoffeetrintens brahte Oann Die
@rGn59en in Die beitte iibIi9e Gorm.
Die gNnsftr6bre"
Man nimmt bielfo9 an, 6aB Der
feierlide Seioenbut Sic 8e5eihnuns
yIngItrobre" oaber bot, oaB Die in
Gnglt uno Not i9pebenOen gra-
menSfonoi6nten oieie &opfbeoedung
an ibrem i4mar5en Sag gu trogen
pflegen. IS gibt ober fir oos
@ort aud cine biitorii9e grfl6rung.
SIN &enotutionsiobr 1848 soIt Der
3plinoer als 6liBeres Symbol fons
ierbatiber @eiinnung, mdbreno oie
Mdnner oes Sreiiinns i'm Sdlapp-
BUT einberitol5ierten. alS 6onn ober
Der alte 8rangeI Dem Spuf in Ser
lin elm gnoe bereitete, beeiltett Iid
monde 5iibrer Ser 4iifitGnoiIden,
ibre Sdupter nit benz unoero1dtis
gen 3pIinoer gu beoeden. 9nber
Ser @ame rMngItrobre".
Matiesbering unb GpnnferfeI
Gs gibt oaerIei polfstiimli9e uno
mebr ooer minoer bumoriitiihe @r-
fl6rungen fir Die @~ntitebung oes
Motiesberings, aber oie bod1t ein-
fode 46teilung bon Moat, gleiG
Seeman, lit penig befnnnt. 0ns
8ort bebeiltet Matroienbering, neil
es in Sollano nltes Serfommen
mar, boB bonn eriten 6riibinbrs.
fang elm Sering 6urd cinen Sea.
troien Dem a0nig begin. Ser &oni.
gin iiberreidt pur6e. Mmablit
gins Damn oie 8e5eidruns Motiies-
bering ouf ben geiaMten 6riib.
iabrsfong iiber. = 9as Spanferfel,
Inn Bel Sen 6reuoen Der SafeI gu
bleiben, bat nidts nit ipnnnen ODER
Gbnliden @0rtern 5u tun. gs bieB
urfpriinglid n9annferfel". neil es
ais @anaes in Der 9fanne sebraten
tuur6e. Il ~
Washington Journal., 1945-10-12
n ~ FAF n FefaTT
bclNla9Mnbmt

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man nerfiigte 9fegierungS . 8eI6Iag.
nabrue DER 0ur6 Stretfs itill0elea-
ten gnlagen prt1 26 SeIpro0uftions-
unO Observation-Disclosures unO er-
teilte Dem Marineamt @eiiung, lie
gum 8etrie6 31 iibernebmer.
SEER SrurEan Gegriinoete ieine SSn.
terpention 0ontit, oaB oie Notruen.
Oigfeit, Inn 5uldngIi9e SeIreierben
,fiir ole 8eOiirfniiie unIere betuaf-
fenten Modt" 5u berbiirgen.
Ser Hr1itoen4 hertpies in elmer
formellen @rfldrung ooroltf, SAB in
ben berfloIienen 5pei @o1en an bic
90 Raffrnerien 5uinmnen nit elmer
an5abl Oertpanoter Sronsport- nno
8ertriebsanln9en itiGgeIegt ipuroen.
gr be5tfferte Die 4opo3it1t ser fill
geIegten Anlaeen olf f,675,OOO
SAB ooer lrlgefdbr ELM Dritte[ Ser
totolen &affineriefopo5it1t oes San.
ben.
uDie in 8etrieb perbIiebenen Ir.
Iogen," fiibrte er in ieiner GrfI1-
rung tpeiter aus, ureidten ri1t aus,
genug B~etroleum BUR 9edling oes
unmitteI6aren miIitdriifen 8ebnrfs
unO oa3u oes @inoeitbeOorfs fir
widtige, ben &rieg ulterItiisenOc At-
tibit1ten an Der 9eimatsfront 5u
er3eigen. Nidts bari I'M 8ege Su.
Idngliher 2ieferungen Don IiateriaI
irgenoeiner art fir uniere Streii.
frafte lt1to fir cine eeoronete ger-
t%oJernng unO GeinobiIiiierung I'M.
Icrlr Truppen lteben."