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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20
New Mass of
Cold to End
US. Respite

Winter, which sneaked into the
nations autumnal weather scene a
couple OF weeks before Its official
entry date, appeared ready today
10 continue holding the climatic
spotlight for the next few months.
The federal weather bureau re-
ported a temporary break in the
prolonged cold wave which has
gripped a wide section Of the coun-
try for the past several days. But
forecasters said a new mass OF cold
air was moving in from central Ca
NADIA and would hit the Dakotas and
Minnesota tonight.
A blanket OF snow extended from
the Rockies eastward into New Eng
land and into the South, with the
heaviest falls in the eastern sec
lion. Falls ranging TO a depth OF
more than five feet were reported
in some sections OF New York state.
The cold belt covered the same
area, with sub-zero temperatures
general this week from eastern
Montana to Indiana and Illinois.
The extended cold snap, which
has crippled transportation. disrupt
ed communications, forced schools
to close and curtailed production
in many industries, also was res
ponsible for at least 81 deaths. The
fatalities directly attributed to the
cold weather and snow were re-
ported in IS states and causes in
cluded exposure, shedding accidents,
fans on icy pavements and traffic
accidents.
Low temperatures were reported
during the early morning hours
in southern states, including two
below zero in Bowling Green, Ky;
and 10 above in both Vicksburg,
Miss, and Shreveport, La.
Florida escaped the chilly blasts
and the weather map showed the
nations warmest spot yesterday
was Miami, Fla, with high of "a.
But the coolest weather remain
ed in the Midwest area with be-
low zero temperatures again today,
but not as low as Wednesday morn
ing. Some OF the sub-zero readings
included .15 at Grand Forks. N. D.;
-13 at Pembina, N. D.; 8 at Spring
field III; = at Duluth, MINI, a
at Milwaukee, and 2 at Chicago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20

to the United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Administration; 1t
extended the lend-Iease program
and the reciprocal trade agree
ment act, and it wrote into law the
Breton Woods international none
tary agreements.
In doing these things it followed
the recommendation OF both Mr..
Roosevelt and Mr.. Truman.
On the domestic front It.:
Appropriated approximately $685.
900 100000 while two-front
war was in progress and then, after
the last shots had been fired, took
back some s52,0O0,OO0,O0O OF cur
rent and past year allotments that
hadn't been used.
Extended the draft law until next
May Is.
Raised the national debt limit to
$500, 900, 900, 900.
Extended price controls until the
middle OF 1916.
Rewrote the servicemen's CT
Bill OF Rights.
Cut income taxes and ordered re-
peal OF the excess profits tax Jan.
!, 1916. .,..-
Approved a governmental reor-
ganization plan in response TO a
request from President Truman.
Simplifed administration OF sur
plus property disposal in accord
with another presidential entreaty.
Compromised with the President
on return of employment service
offices to the states by ordering
their return around next April I
instead of retaining them under
federal control until mid-1947 as
Mr.. Truman wanted.
Voted its 435 House members an
nual expense allowances OF $500
each, which the Senate declined to
approve for itself
But Congress put of until next
year action on:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20
Workers Will
HaveHoliday

All factories in Ypsilanti will be
closed during the Christmas holt
days. Central Speciality and Motor
State will be closed Friday and re-
open Wednesday morning. PENN.
sular Paper Company and Stretch
er Die and Tool Company will be
closed Monday and reopened We'd
nesday. United Stove will be clos
ed Saturday for inventory and work
will be resumed January 2. Cor
porate Manufacturing and Foun-
cry Company expects to close Fri.
day and reopen Wednesday, as will
the George Ennen Company and
the Ypsilanti division OF Universal
Die Casting Corporation, and-the
Ford Motor Company generator
plant. The Michigan Ladder Com.
pany. o. Z. Thompson Company.
Magee Sheet Metal Company, and
the Sanderson Metal Parts Com
pany will be closed for Christmas
Day only. The Huron Gray Iron
Foundry will be closed Saturday
noon, and reopened Wednesday
morning.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20
at
Highest Level

New York, Dec. 20-AP-A buy
ing public convinced that the best
is none too good for the first peace
time Christmas in five years Is
boosting gift-buying TO the highest
levels in history.
The average Christmas shopper
is buying with abandon, retailers
said, and is making his purchases
at whatever price he has to pay .
The tendency toward more ex-
pensive gifts cannot be accounted
Tor entirely by the lack OF lower
priced items, retail store executives
said.
A sharp increase in cash bust
ness in the higheT-priced stores is
attributed to an abundance Of mon
ey in peoples pockets and the fact
that they want the best and are
buying it while they can"
New sales peaks are reported
from all parts of the country, and
two New York firms have set rec
ords for single days business dur
ing the past two weeks.
Shopping has presented a real
problem with shortages cutting
deeply into many traditional gift
lines. But lists have been revised,
budgets have been upped and the
rush for goods continues undated.
Womens handbags, better jewel
ny, mems lounge clothes. cosmetics,
clothing OF all kinds with emphasis
on vacation apparel and evening
wear, women's accessories and lux
ury furs all have had big share in
the Christmas business.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20
Man Burned
in Explosion

Robert Young. Trailer s. Ypsi
Lodge, was hospitalized at Boyer
Hospital today for treatment of
third degree burns suffered in an
explosion and fire at the office OF
the Park Ridge housing project.
Mr.. Young. a painter, who has
been redecorating the interior of
the office, attempted to burn left
over paint in a gallon can in the
furnace. The paint exploded. scat
tering paint about the boiler room.
He was severely burned on both
hands and the neck.
Firemen extinguished the blaze
in the boiler room before serious
damage was caused Most OF the
damage was due TO heat of the
flash flame.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20
IsIandPark


The Island Park skating rink will
be opened TO the public tonight at
7:3O, the recreation department an
nounced today. As was the case
last year, skating for children will
be from 1880 until 10 o'clock, and
for adults until IL.
The rink will be supervised and
]. Knowell Hart, will be in charge
Of the refreshment stand
A hockey rink on the north end
of the island is under construction,
but is not ready for use No hook
ey playing will be allowed on the
main rink.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20
aced
With Thefts

Police today we're investigating
another in a series of larcenies IN
the city during the past week. Rob-
ert ]. Pattee, sol w. Michigan Ave,
reported Wednesday, that a coat
which he had hung in the rear Of
Mellencamp's store had been taken.
A pair Of brown leather gloves and
scarf were in the pockets.
Still unsolyed is the larceny Of
nearly $50, mostly in pennies, from
the Greyhound Bus station, Tues
day morning. The money was tax.
en- from beneath the counter
The thief apparently had key
to the station since the doors and
windows were not forced. The
money was taken sometime after !
O'Clock. An employe OF the com.
pany reported key lost some time
ago.
Police are also investigating the
disappearance Of $500 from a wal.
let of Harry c. Peet Mr.. Peet
lost his wallet Tuesday. II was
found and turned into the. office
Of the Personal Finanse Company,
So n. Huron St., by Clyde Kibby.
44433 Eight Mile Rd, who told po-
lice that the money was not in
the wallet when he found 1t.
Gardenla, Orchids, Camellia Cor.
ssges. Open all dav Sunday.
TDffre ~ ~ nu.rr fErID ADJ
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20
Gas Supplies Low
at Benton Harbor

Benton Harbor. Mich, Dec. 20
AP-- Benton Harbor-St. Joseph
faced a possible famine in cooking
gas today as temperatures hit a
21-year low for December.
The gas crisis was revealed yes
terday afternoon at a conference
between city officials. executives
Of the gas company supplying the
twin cities, and industrial manage
ment. 1t was reported that at
times during the cold wave gas re-
serves have been down to less than
an hour. Factories we're urged to
reduce consumption where possible
and householders were warned not
TO utilize gas ovens for heating
purposes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20
Cities Renew
Aid Demands

Lansing, Dec. 20 -AP- Faced
with renewed demands for state
financial aid TO municipalities, Gov
ernor Kelly sought today to fore
stall arguments over the amount
Of surplus cash the state has avail
able for emergency" spending in
the next IS months Of the current
biennium.
Kelly reported that Auditor Cen
eral John d. Morrison had fixed the
surplus available for legislative
appropriation at S27 100000. but he
asked for a careful re-check OF the
estimate and then invited Detroit
city auditors to study the states
books and satisfy themselves the
guess is correct.
when the legislature conyenes,'
the governor said, Il would like to
have everyone concerned agree on
how much there is TO spend for the
immediate needs Of the state and
municipalities"
HOBBY sHOP-5Ig w Cross St
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20
Cheboygan Gives
Salary Increases

Cheboygan, Mich, Dec. 20-Santa
Claus, in the guise of Cheboygan
City Council, slipped a welcome gift
into the stockings OF city employees
with announcement OF increased
wages.
Hereafter policemen are to re-
ceive rs cents an hour and street
department workers are TO receive
50 hours pay for a regular 4G hour
wee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST

Lower Michigan-Mostly cloudy
:. with occasional light snow and con-
~tinued cold, tonight and Friday.
Upper Michisan-Mostly cloudy
with occasional light snow tonight.
Snow flurries Friday and contln.
ued cold.
Highest temperature yesterday
p: lowest -.
Highest temperature one year
Aago today So; lowest %
Highest temperature this date in
last IS years sc in 1895; lowest 0
in 1884.
The sun sets today at sos p. m.
and rises Friday at 1856 q. m.
The moon rises today at $50 p.
m. and sets Friday at 1925 a. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20
plvERrs ATTENTION

Traverse City, Mich.-AP-Don
Stewart, secretary OF the Chamber
of Commerce. was probably divert
ing attention from the cold wave
when he announced the National
Cherry Festival would be revived
Gc2t GGG!.aer, grst time s.aCe "a.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20
Flashes Of
Late News

SHANGHAI-AP- General Mar
shall, new American envoy TO Chi
ma. stepped briskly frol his silver
C-54 transport plane at shanghai's
Kisngwan Airfeld this afternoon,
ready TO begin his admittedly dim
cult asslg1ment-bringing peace
and unity to China. The 66-year-
old chief of stan was met by 1t.
Gen. Albert c. Wedemeyer, U. s.
commander in China. and Walter
Robertson, acting L. S. minister TO
Chungking.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20

WASHINGTON AP - Their
work day extended and their Christ
mas holiday cut short, the congress
slonal investigators OF Pearl Hsr-
Dor aimed today at a new adjourn.
ment goal-February Is.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20
Congress Today
tBv Associated Press)

tBv Associated Pressl
Pearl Harbor Committee ques-
tions Adm. r. X. Turner OF Navy
War Plans Division.
Senate
Consider legislation to establish
stockpiles OF strategic and critical
materials: then turns to numerous
minor bills.
Special Atomic Engergy Commit
tee hears industrial representative.
War Mobilization Subcommittee
continues inquiry to plans Tor
industrial disarmament of Ger
many.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20

SEATTLE-INS-The printers
strike which has kept Seattle VITA
out daily newspapers for SO days
still was deadlocke today after
still another meeti between
strike leaders and the publishers.
No time was set for any future
m settings, although either party
can call another conference az any
time
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20

Cleans up odds-and-ends Of legis'
lation preparatory to holiday sd-
journment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20

HEIDELBERG. Germany -
AP-Gen. george S. Patton, Jr,
recovering from injuries re-
esived in an automobile scel-
dent, spent an uncomfortable
night as a result Of excessive
bronchial secretlonS," the Mid
day Medical Bulletin said today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20

HOBBY sHOP-5l9 w. Cross St.
adv.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20

LULA, Ga.-AP-Workmen to-
day cleared wreckage from South
ern Railway tracks near White Sui
phur, Ga, where a freight train
crashed into the rear OF the rail-
roads passenger train, the Pied
mont Limited, and killed three per-
sons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20

See CONGREss-Page 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20

Gardenia, Orchids, Camellia Cor.
ssges. Open all dav Sunday.
DURAN. ELCWLE SES2. adv.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20

ROME-AP - Edda Mussolini
Ciano daughter Of Benito Musso-
lini and widow Of County Galeazzo
Ciano, Fascist foreign minister, has
been sentenced by al Italian prov
incia, commission 70 two years
confinement for her efforts in be-
half OF Fascism, dispatch from
Messtna, TO the newspaper II Tenn
po said today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20

TIENTSTN -AP- Six heavily
bearded Marines, who said they
had been the guests-under armed
guard-of Chinese Communists for
SO days and once FLASHED with rifle.
firing soldiers in a frustrated es-
cape, returned yesterday to their
posts at this Marine headquarters.
Maj. Gen. Keller f. Hockey, COM
mander OF the Third Marine Amphi-
bleHs- Force. heard their story first
hand from 1t. Robert A. Holbrook,
Three Rivers, Tex.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-20

PHILADELPHIA -AP-- Phila-
delphia's diseaselnfected pigeons,
r-condemned to death by city ordi-
nance, had their day in court-and
lost. Common Pleas Court Judge
Joseph L. Kun upheld a city law
committing the pigeons to death
by gas and said II was a criminal
offense to feed them.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-23

slunc Gnpuns: 85 bis 35 mO g2 bis g in Bud A geleu, mo guar;
35 bis 80, 30 mo 80 bis 81. Widr5; 50 bis 90 bis % apriI; so bis
92 bis :. SUM. 80 bis % bis 80 SUM. Sober 9upon gilt 5bn
@untte. gluue Soen fnO mgitig.
ROtc 9mpOns mnO SOcn: so bis 80 mO A2 bis 81 in 9uh 4 gelcn, uno
5por: 50, G5 mo So bis 81. MGr5; 70 bis 95 bis %. April; Y5
80 mo ~ bis D bis :. SUM. 90 bis 81 bis 80. SUM. Die Gotten
I'M @erte pom je eincm Tmft Oienen 5m1 @etielu ser Supons i'm
&erte Don e 10 Hunten.
E3ndcr: aupon 80 in Bud A Gilt fr finf @imO. Snfruittreten Don Sn-
pm 36 lit fir Den T. Mui Oorgeieben.
Sdnbc: auponS Scr. /, 3 unO 3 Omit Dem 6Iug5euG I'M @atonS6ub
Nr. 3 ino bis af ieihres gum 9ewg bon lie einem @oor Shuben
giItg. Saut 1881 beitebt feline abitbt, Supons gu amn0icren. Neler
Sdubfupon eriheint ir9enOmom inn Sommer.
.BHOin: &upon Ger. IA I'M As8ud GILT fir bier @naonen bis 81. @fdr3
1915. ast5 miro ob %. MGr5 bis %. SUM- 9ili9. Supon SO, 50,
sc. 81, 81 geten fr lie 5 @oaonen. Mue anoeren g. umo G-&upons
imb urahttg. SSupons lit QR9 1915" gilt fr 8 @uaonen bis 81.
M1r5. Anoere S+Rupons fn0 ungitig.
Gum Sdut gegen sen Sfeidbonoel bat ieoer &ogenbeiber iofort
mf alien @oioGn-aupons, sic fh in ienem 9eTs befnoen, idne 2t
en59fuunner uno Oen Staat in Dem er regiriert it, 5 Oermerfen.
SrcnuOl: Die Supons Ser Se5ungSperiooen T. 2, 8, A umo 5 fir 1944sl5
geten fir ie 10 @olonen pro @tnbet bis 81. gugnt llnbenubte
Slpons Der SeipngSperio0en 4 unO 5 fIr 1894 geIten glebfa0S
bis 81. Augut 1916. Observation-Disclosures inaten fir SeBung mo
@arnuaer rationieren; bis II, @91r5 loaten crit 70 8roInt Ser Sab
res5teilung uer6ruudJt tuor0en ien.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-23
GiIcnkciper tunrnt
HcMtldtc GiIcnbahncr

2onopn - General gilenbomel
riftete al Die oeltiden giien6abnel
I'M @ebiet Don 5rnnffurt llno Monrl.
beim : 2ltOtpigsbaien, 0ie aufforoe.
rltng, ,,Oie 9nlnpf3one 81 nerlaller
0elin es mare Se(6Itmoro, merln ibl
nuf euren Goiten bliebet."
Ser General, ser id)on uorgeiterr
Die 3ipitilten in ben &beinitaoter
oarauf bingeDieien 6atte, Dab oiell
'St6ote bom6oroiert peroen, lollen
lagte ben giienbo6nern, 0aB ,,oit
9a3is Die 9obnen beripenoen, INN Ole
Sruppen 81 periorgen, Inn einen Der.
lorenen arieg 81 nerl6ngern NM
fire boben 8eanten uno 8eIib mea.
5uIfnffen. Sir elid @iienbabner 6e.
oeutet oas A~usbarren altf Dem Goiteil
Sel6itmorb. Cure Ar6eit brinqt eld
in it1noige @efabr. 4uf cure @ob.
nnngen liegen in Defenders gefa6r.
oeten @ebieten. GerlnBt sic &f.
gone.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-23
SerrorsSuiti5
Der Na5ts

Stodbolm lleber uiliegenoe
Griegsgeri6te", 0ie in einem olisge-
0ebnten @ebiet Ser oeutid,en SItfront
tatig Iil0, beridDtet ser 8erliner Ser
treter ser Stofbolner uSioningen"
ouI @rltO eigner 8eobahtungell ouT
elmer 8elid)tigurgstour, Die er inter
0eutI6er 6iibrung our6 0ns fragli6e
@ebiet l1ternommen bot.
Rod Ser 8aritellung Oes idnpeoi-
lden Sournaliiten bIeiben Die 2eiden
ser @erifteten ieoesmalmnl am Srte
Ser S~inridtung liesen, un0 CUR Ser
itdrfung Ser obi6refen0en 8irfung,
sic man iif bon ser Sdauitellling
ser Gotten periprid)l, Iperoen an Srt
u1o Stelle tpeitbin iid)tbnre Blafote
nit 9lufidriften mie Der ~folgenoen
a%ngebrnft: u@eridtet ourf Die
goIfsaput. Sier liegt Der @renooier
9ittmar. Gr muroe mad, friegSge=
ridtliher 8erbanolung megen 9ie6-
itabls eri6oiien."
9ieie @orte iparen auf einem 9la-
fat 81 leIen, inter Dem auf offentli-
f)em 8los in ser Stoot @orlis elm
toter Soloat lag, inOeiien lit Ser
idueoiide 3eitungsmann abnlifen
Nnbliden an mandJen anoeren Stellen
begegnet. Sn einem Srtt fouroe er
elmer offentli6en 8efanntmadung
anliffig, in Der BON Der beuorlteben-
oen Sinrid)tung BON niht meniger
ais neun Soloaten uno Yolitifern
aenntnis gege6en muroe. oGea6
8ollitredung iol6er SooeSurteile
pflegen 2eute Don nab uno fern nad
ser @inrihtlngsitdtte 81 itromen
I'M sic 9eide 81 6eiidtigen", ihreibt
ser u5ioninsen" aorreiponoent, ser
Sen @inOruf bat, Dab Ole milf 9error-
perbunoene na5iitil1e Yropa-
nift obne @irfumg bteibt.
grei iiberfiillte 9ampfer babeh
mie Ser ,,5rei-3 dniide Yreiieg ienit"
berid)tet, Jet 8esinn Der ISOLDE ms.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-23
Scnatsantrae fir Eobn>
minimum pcn SIS Cts.

8~aibinaton - SIN Senat fam Ell.
ne neue gefueguns i'm SntereIle Ell.
iler Sinaufiebung oes Minoeltlobn.
i~tanoaros auf 65 Gents sic Stunot
in Stub. Sic Senatoren 8eppel
(9-5lal Sobniton 600 nno Ga.
6ollette @rog=@is) bradten elmer
antrag elm nad Dem oieier SAB ols
Norm ieltseiest meroen miiroe, inter
melher oas National 9abor Nelo.
tons @oaro uieoen Sobniab ais I'M.
ternormal betradten ioll". 0ie &e-
gionalbiiros oes &riegsar6eitsumtes
wiir0en oamit erm1htigt meroen,
Sobn5ulagen big 81 65 Gents sic
Stunoe 5u ueriiigen. obne iid crit mil
8dibington ms 8ene6men .3ll Ieben
Washington Journal., 1945-03-23
~2lntwcrpcn lit idtucr
pcrhecrt tucrrcn

alitmerpen = @s fam iebt ent.
bitllt mer0en, 0aB Die 9eutlfen 6is
3lm 81. Sanuor bier Monate LANG
Oieie groBe SafenitaOt nit Glgomber
belfolIen uno cine groBe 3erIt0runQ
ongeriGtet BADEN, oeren A~uSoebnunQ
bis iebt bon Der 3eniur gebeimge6ol.
ten puroe. Sn einigen Seilen ser
StaOt bat antlperpen inter Ben 9.
Bomber 10 ihmer gelitten mie ient
Seile 2onOonS, Die am idperiten ge-
t~roifcn muroen.
SIN allguit lpnr antmerpen lo
idnell gefnllen, 0aB es unter oeu
&fen nift idpuer gelitten bat.
gead Dem Sail muroen Sunoerte BON
@e6du0en ourd 8s8omben 3erit0rt.
Sn einem Siertel qibt es in Iieberl
glods Don 8eiddftsgebGuoen fem
6enlter, 0as goll5 geblie6en m1re,
aber Die 2o0en Iino trosoem often.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-23
.ppeQ ans
Oeut1@e SOlf

8uibinaton - Gin omerifanIlder
Observation-Disclosures, ser bis Dor
fltr3em nod 6eim D&ommiB" lpar,
N6g. Sore (0Senn.), rittete einen
Hui al sic 9eutihen, Oas Sod Oes
3a5ismuS n65uidiitteln uno Ourf
&opituIation ibre 6%elltigeH nno funt.
tigen 9eiOen 81 perringern.
Gin Cell ieiner Heoe Dor Dem Ee-
observation-disclosures wurOe pom 4riegss
Snfornlationsamt I'M &unOfunf nod
Geutihlano geleitet.
9er37 Sabre nlte Seiesgeber, Der
0rei Monote lang i'm SeeresOienit
iurO piel Oieier 3eit BEL @inbeiten Der
MiGitGrregierung I'M beiesten oeut-
ifen @e6iet uer6ra6te, erfl1rte, er
babe ouf leinem @olten Die l~te6er6eu-
gung gelponnen, oaB sic Ra5i-6iib-
rltng niht MIR ,,5meflos 2e6en BON
amerpfaniiden Sol0uten un0 3toill-
item opfert", lonoern aud glen0 uno
9etoen orbdufe, ,,oie 0os oeutl1e
8olf gu ertrogen Daben miro" nod
Dem &rieg.
.g8ent ser &onflift o~erl1t9ert
uno alle &rGite 9elttidlanos GER
tort mer0en", erfl1rte er, .,pirO es
ouS oeutihe 8olf ni1ts nusen, 81 ia
gen, Dab es, neil mir tie eroberten,
uniere 8ernntmortli6feit lei, tie 51
ipeiien."
Sore propbe5eite, 0aB sic Sdlfte
0es oeutifen 8oIfes iif - boipt-
idd)lid angit Dor Sen &liiiet, in OoS
cine 3rittel oes &eids or1ngen per-
oe, 0os nod Dem &rieg inter ameri-
fnniide Sffupations .&ontrolle fom-
men loll. 3auienoe BON Geutlder
ieien beute i9on ouf Ser 5Iuft bon
8ebieten, Die <Blono beieben miro.
Die ein5ige oouerloe @arontie ge-
gen fiinfti9e oeutide angriffe 1iebt
er in Tolgen0en MaBnabmen:
/. 9auernoe @eiebung oes 8eidS
2. Alffl0iung ser oeuti6en Station
als cine pOGitiide unO militdrii6e
@inbeit;
3. Seran3i6tigung zines @un-
ifes oeutI6erieits, in 5rieoen nit
onOeren 5ipiliiierten Nationen gu le-
ben.
Cine l~tlnIdrlii1g 0eutidjlnnos, er.
fIdrte Gore, iete porollS, OnB ,,Oiel
tiefer in sic io5iole uno politiIfe
Struftur Geutid3lon0s ols in 0ie
Sdutlen" eingegriffen per0e, lnO
5luar ufiir mebr ols cine Generation,
Sitter uno feline @anoe au b6ngen,
Oeutihe Sdarlbiiber gu ifreiben nn0
Sen oeutI9en S6ulfin0ern ourd
2ebrer ser riftigen Sorte iogen gu
loiien, cine mie if0ne Sade oie De-
mofratie iit miro nidt geuiigen,
Geutidlnno gu elmer frieoliden 9e-
6ersmeiie gu er5ie6en."