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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Mackenzie High GI Cleared
Of Desertion, Is Set Free

Pvt Henry a. Gluski whose
court-marual for alleged desertion
and sentence TO 3 years at hard
labor aroused hundreds of fellow
alumni atMackenzic High School.
has been transferred from his
prison camp in France TO the
Chanor Base rehabilitation center,
it was .aaHeunced Saturday.
y Rep, George A. Dondero, in a
letter to the Times disclosed the
latest step 10 gain for Pvt. Gluski
his return 10 active army service
by tho adiutants generals Office
lie has been recommended for
immediate restoration 10 duty fol-
lowing a review Of the COURT
martial.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
7 Boys, 8, Become III
From Drinking Liquor

CLEVELAND. Nov 2 CUP)-
Two S-year-old boys were under
treatment today. one Of them in
a serious condition. as the result
Of drinking early fifth Of
whisky.
Police said the boys took the
whisky from one OF their homes.
carried il 10 a field and drank
most Of the contents.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Missouri Survives War,
But Not N. Y. School Kids

NEW YORK. Nov 3 GNS)-
Sixty thousand school kids who
visited the battloship Missouri
last Monday were disclosed today
10 have caused more damage TO
the mighty drcadnaught in one
day than the combined efforts of
the entire Jap feet and airforce
during the entire war.
"What those kids did to this
ship Is incredible" said thc
MiSSOuri'S executive officer.
Cmdr. Arthur F. Spring.
"One kid sprung the safety
catch ON n two-ton life raft. II
almost killed him when 10
crashed TO the deck. He escaped
with a lost finger.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

But that was only part NJ
II. The kids scratched their
initials all over the ship, yanked
everything resembling n lever,
removed nameplateS from guns
and bull<heads and walked of
with fire noZzles that weighed
10 pounds apiece.
"Some people, probably
adults, tried to unScrew the
surrender plaque. Since then.
we've practically had 60 wire
everything down"
Al TONOBtiIS AND not SEHOTp APFtt
AhCES wiil soon 20 available fcf t.r.srHr
When you buy-gse lrdustrisI AsfI.rs- BANK
PAY l.PLAN Less cost and convenient tfias
ADV
HEAR MAYOR IEFFpfrs TODAY
SO YCs-Man Wanted -WXYZ ? - Adv
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
English Labor Gains
t,4O0 Seats Since 1888

LONDON. Nov. ; GNS)-Ia-
hor candidates had gained 400
seats early today in the latest
compilation Of the first municipal
elections held in SEQ Welsh and
English towns since 1888.
Twenty-Five of Londons IS
borOughs were won by LaborItes
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
RACIAL ISSUES FLARE

MANY other issues have arisen.
particularly an attempt 10 arous
racial prejudlccS by rumorS that
Frankenstcen would open the way
for mixed housing throughout the
City-a charge that the UAW.CIO
candidate has denied vigorously
But stripped Of all fake and in
consequential coloring. the cam
paign remained a fight on the
mayors part against the wisdom
OF permitting an organization,
representing a segment of the pop
ulation. 10 take over the reinS Of
government
City Clerk Thomas Lcadbotter
predicted Saturday the vote may
reach 100000 Election super
visor Oakley f. Distin estimated
100000 ballots. The record for n
Continued on Page l3)
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
PROVES EASY VICTIM

This car was bought in my
name, realizing at this time that
Mrs. Young was an easy victim
for my schemes TO cheat her out
Of different sums of money at
different times.
On Feb. "a. 1945. / obtained
$500 by telling ner 1 had to 60 to
jail unless ! got that amount. This
also was false. and another one Of
my schemes TO get money from
her.
On March 70, 1945. took an
other Sl20 from her. but cannot
remember what talsehood I told.
ffe listed the following amounts
and dates for other sums:
March rs. $65; March 30. $50;
Continued on Page 2. Col. o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Preview Of Winter

Detroit had prcview of winter
Saturday with snow AurricS at
4.20 p. m. The weather bureau
forecast below freezing weather
for Sunday
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
HUNTED MAN CONFESSES
SWINDLING ARMY WIFE
Sympathy Racket
Admitted by Theis
Staying Warrant
Out for Fugitive

While a search for him extended
throughout the country, a warrant
was issued Saturday charging
Lawrence J. Theis. alias Larry
Theis, with a first degree murder
of his onetime sweetheart, Mrs.
Alberta Rose Young.
The warrant was signed in
Rochester Oakland County. by
Justice OF the Peace Luther Green
at the request of Oakland County
prosecutor, Donald c. Noggle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Nazis' Trial DELAYED

THE HAGUE. Nov. 3 CINS)-
Tho news agency ANETA re-
ported today that the treason
trial of Dutch Nazi leader Anton
MuSSer+ had been postponed from
NOV. i3 10 Nov. u.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
DETAILS KEPT SECRET

NoggIe declared that the war
rant was based on the fact that
Theis is known 10 have swindled
the woman Of her savings of
S4,500, because of their frequent
arguments over money and be-
cause OF their illicit romance.
Noggle said there are other de-
tails he cannot now reveal.
Police revealed they were in
possession of the confession by
TheiS in which ne said he had
swindled money from Mrs. Young.
The confession told of various
sums he obtained from Mrs. Young
including $500 for "the death of
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

Tuesday is Election Day Regardless of
how busy you are. it is your NUMBER ONE
duty to drop all else long enough to vote. If
you have son or daughter in school, you
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Dufra Stays in Race
For Brazil Presidency

RIO DE JANEIRO. Nov. 8
GNS)-Gcn. Eurico GaSpar Dutra
OF the Social Democratic party
announced tonight he would run
Tor the Brazilian presidency in
the Dec 2 elections despite gov
eminent pressure against his
hacker, Bcncdito ValladareS.
The interim government shortly
before announced the appointment
of Ovidio De Abreu as governor
Of Minis GeraeS state in place
of Naliadares.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
POPULAR LEADER

In this third march on the
city hall by the UAW-CIO. la
bor's hope rested on the broad
shoulders Of Richard T. Franken-
Stecn, who was bonn here IS years
ago and left the Trim shop OF an
automobile factory 20 become one
OF the JAWS most popular and
most Virile leaders
With the fury and confidence cl
a freshman politician be has
slammed headlong into the power
ful. experienced organization u
Mayor JeilrIcS, who
sccksfa fourth term.
Gamblers Saturday were laying
tWo-to-one that once again -AlaX1L
Jeffrics VIII repulse labor'S attack
even though Frankenstecn led the
mayor in the primary last August.
As the vicious campaign neared
a C.oSe. the One iSstIe- that slooa
above all others was the fact that
FrankenSteen wears the cloak Of
labor so tightly it might be diff
cult for hun 10 cast II aside II he
should attempt 10 serve the city
as rs maNOT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
M Drubs Cophers:
MISC Victor
Notre Oane-Navy Tie;
DeifoH Uteses 32+4

Deifott Uteses 32+4
Michigan's football team scor-
ing 10 points in thc fna. period,
Minnesota l6-o before
s. 600 spectators a. Ann Arbor
Saturday.
Michigan State won over Mis-
souri, li-7.
University of Detroit lost 32-lf
10 Marquette ~ 'lllwaukcc
Notrc Dame and Navy PLAYED 2
sensational 6-6 tie before $1,000
fans in Cleveland.
Army drJbbcd Villanova. $40.
A field goal Ir tho last quarter
gave Ohio State 1914 decision
over Northwestern.
tSee Sports Section for Details)
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Record Vote Forecast,
With Jeffries Favorite
Experts Predict
45OOOO Ballots
BY FRANK NORRIS

Ending one Of the most fiery
and bitter campaigns in Detroit 8
history, the voters Tuesday will
decide whether the UAW-CIO IS
10 install a mayor in this labra-
tory Of labor's experimenting.
All records for a municipal
election are expected 10 be shat
tered, with experts guessing that
at least $50 600 citizens viii Ic-
port az The polls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Freed on Promise
TO Pay ySumin Full

A statement in which Lawrence
]. Theis. who Is charged with the
first degree murder of Mrs. Albert
Rose Young. admitted taking more
than $4,000 from the woman
through deceit and chicanery was
revealed Saturday.
The statement was made public
IN Pontiac by Capt. Don Leonard
of the Michigan state police.
Leonard said the statement had
been given to him by Edward
Bell, a private investigator who
had been hired by Mrs. Young
in an effort to regain her money.
USED SYMPATHY TACTICS
In the statement. made June 8,
Theis brazenly admitted he had
concocted false stories to play On
the woman's sympathy and de-
prive her of the money. most Of
which had been sent to her ~
allotments from her husband over
seas, Maj. Franklin Young.
Here is the confession:
/. Lawrence J. Theis, of 13064
Evanston avenue, Detroit, make
this confession of a swindle and
cheat through different illegiti-
mate methods that I employed
and put into effect to extort
money from Mrs. Alberta Rose
Young of 1901 Houston. .......
Starting in November. 1914, and
continuing until April 1945, I did
swindle and cheat Mrs. Alberta
Rose Young out Of the following
sums of money:
Dec. 4. 1914, $500. That was to
be for the death of my child which
did not exist. The child Is still liv-
ing but have no control over her
as her mother. who was my wits,
and are divorced, and the mothev
has possession of her.
ANOTHER FALSEHOOD
On Dec. 13. 1914, S215. This
money was supposed to get me out
OF jail. This is also a falsehood.
Dec. 20. S100. That I was IN
trouble and had to have this
money to free myself. This also
was lie.
Feb. 10. 1945, S100. This w,s
for the purpose Of taking the heat
off Packard convertible coupa.
194l model. This was also false.
On Feb. II. 1945, manufac-
tured a scheme to swindle Mrs.
Young out of a much larger .u1n
by telling her il was necessary TO
give me 81 $50 to purchase a car
Sc l could 60 out collecting In
some, !llegitimate enterprise to
get the money l had already
swindled from her.
Mrs. Young gave me 81, $50 with
the agreement the car would be
purchased and that would Inn
rnediately repay her all I had
taken previously. including 81 $50.
| purchased a l941 Packard con-
vertible coupe. license AY 1452.
engine number C5903SfI, serial
number 13S9503S, title number
262OS39.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

have been reminded Of your obligation as
citizen, through The Detroit Times-Board of
Education campaign to get out the vote.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Windsor Ford
P P|dnt Under
Army Guard
Planes Bring Troops
10 Avert Violence
After Picket Clash

Regular Canadian army troops
were ordered late Saturday TO
Windsor TO protect the strike
boHnd Ford Motor Co. of Ganda
plant from possible damage and
to avert further violence from
pickets.
Mai Keith drummer Of the
Canadian infantry stationed at
Chatham, Ont, acting under re-
quest from Atty. Gen. Leslie
Blackwell, Of Canada, made ar
ranEeTenss for 500 infantrymen
10 be quart red at the old RCAF'
hall at the Windsor airport They
are being transferred from the No.
L basic training center at
Chatham.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

DIR = e. TooLT DTNIISr
ffe ~ lafayette o. Nlcriran 1Qp Cffv
Ha Hours. De. Tel ca. 66s9 ADV
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Hearst History
Contest TO Open
In b Key Cities
BY JERRY PETIT

Announcement Is made today
throughout the nation Of the l9i5
William Randolph Hearst Ameri-
can History Awards
Altogether. a total Of SO 600 IN
Victory Bond prizes IS posted for
competition among high school
students in Is key cities from
coast 10 coast.
In Detroit Tic Detroit Times
will distribute $1,000 IN Victory
Bonds as local prizes IN addition
10 the national awards The Times
also will present selected books
on the study of American history
10 the five ranking history stu
dents in each of Detroit'S l9 pub
lie high schools.
SCHOOLS COOPERATE
Besides Detroit. the cities taxi
ing part are Albany. Baltimore.
Boston. Chicago. Los Angeles,
Milwaukee. New York, Oakland.
Pittsburgh, San Antonio, San
Francisco and Seattle. Local
school authorities in each city will
cooperate in supervising & the
awards.
The contest. now an established
Institution OF the country's educa-
tional system, has the active sup
port Of hundreds of outstanding
educators. religious leaders aDd
civic officials.
Tens OF thousands of young
Americans take part annually.
SELECT SCHOOL CHAMPS
Operational plans for the
awards. tested in previous years.
Will be followed as before.
In each of the 13 participating
cities, the school system selects
Its local American history cham
pions by elimination tests Of their
Continued on Page Eight
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
PLANES BRING TROOPS

The first of two planes bearing
80 Royal Canadian Mounted Police
landed late Saturday at Windsor
airport from Montreal In addi-
ten. $50 Dominion officers were
expected in Windsor Sunday.
The Windsor city council, how
ever. asked the Dominion govern
ment 10 withhold Shipment ei
additional police into the border
city until Monday. Council re-
ceived no reply up to late Satur-
day
Members of Local 200. UAW-
Go. went on strike al the Ford
plant Sept. -. The picket lines
were increased 10 about 1000
persons and were six deep at the
plant gates.
Picketing was also extended 70
the water side of the plant by
use Of a speed boat on the Detroit
River.
Attorney General Blackwell
listed the following reasons for
his orders:
The struck plant is without fire
protection, and coal pile on the
premises IS burning.
Much of the equipment now
irreplacable is liable 10 dcsuuc-
tion by freezing, should tempera-
turcS drop.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
GUARD AGAINST BLAST

There is located on the premises
large gas tank water supported.
If freezing should take place
there is every probability Of gas
escaping. and by explosion or
otherwise. cause extensive loss Of
lives and property
Policy makers of the UAW-CTO
called for a general sympathy
strike affecting % Windsor in
duStricS as result Of the ordering
ont Of police and troops
In consequence OF what union
leaders feared was an attempt to
break tho Ford strike engineered
by JAW Local 200 JAW Local
195 summoned members M other
Windsor industries 10 a mass
meeting Sunday 10 discuss Sympa-
thotlc strike action.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

If you haven't been so reminded, it is
your duty nonetheess to 90 to your voting
booth Tuesday. (For details on the school
voting campaign see page 4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

no 'YEs-MAE' wANIED" Hear Mayor
Jtiiriss on WHY'S 90 ?. NJ Todsy-Adv
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
THE WEATHER
HOURLY IEMPERAIURTS

90 m. IS 10 ? m. 80 ia Sc
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

MYTH the mayoral race about ended, The
wv Detroit Times feels impelled to repeat its
nnininn that Edward ] Ieffries IL should
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

Continued on Page Eight)
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

CONTINUED on Page 49,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

tests will be arranged in August,
1945, if the number of applicants
in any district warrants such con-
sideration; otherwise. one semi
final addition or contest will be
held in Detroit in September,
l945, before competent local
judges.
Final additions will be held dur
ing the Detroit season of the
Philadelphia La Scala Opera Co.
in October, 1945. Judges for the
final contest will be furnished by
the Philadelphia La Scala Opera
Co. The immediate goal for the
scholarship winner is an appear
ance with the Philadelphia La
Scala Opera Co. in Detroit i'm the
autumn of 1916.
The scholarship award is in
tended TO finance the intervening
year of advanced study which will
be devoted to coaching in suitable
and specific operate roles and
repertoire, languages, stage de-
pertinent and so on, under the
personal supervision OF Francesca
Pelosi, general manager and ar
tistic director of the Philadelphia
La Scala Opera Co.-and the
Detroit Opera GuarantOrS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
Jordan Opens
A+Down+own

LOUIS JORDAN and his Fa-
NOUS Tympany Five head the new
Downtown Theater stage show,
opening Friday, June IS. Featured
on the all-Star supporting bill will
be Jan Murray, Tall, Dark and
FunSome". the Manhattan DebS,
Sepia dancing stars, the Glenn
Miller MOdernaircS. with Paula
Kelly. singing stars OF stage,
screen and recordings. and Hank
Finney and the Downtown Or
CheStra
Jordan. a favOrlte OF opponents
of modern music and comedy, has
hit the top brackets in the or
cheStral and entertainment world
through the medium of phono-
graph records, motion pictures,
and radio Also a noted composer,
Jordan wrote rs You Is Or Is
You Amt My Baby.
On the screen Erich Won Stro-
helm and Mary Hughes are
starred in "The Great Flamarion"
with Dan Duryea and Stephen
Barclay.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
Film Time Clock

ADAMS-"cAn OF the wild" ii a m. q,
> :, 1871 m; Berlin Correspondent.
BROADWAY cAPIIoL.-"4s Hours" iih
m, 5:4o, $50 p. m, Flame OF BArbsry
Coast" l2;35. 3:o5, 7;25. ti;l5.p. m.
FISHER" since You Went Away" 1880,
3:42, 7;O4, 1906 p. m.
FOX-"Diamond Horseshoe. !" iI:04 . m.
7,o5, 5;02, Sol, IL p. m, Power Of the
whistler" 1883, 3:52, 6:5l, O.: so D. m.
hADIsON-"since You Went Away" IL
a. m, 2:33. 6:oo, 9;39 p. m.
MlCHIGAN-"Foreyer Yours" il.22 q m,
241 o;le, 9.33 p. m; salty ORourke." 4"
l2.47, 4:i4. 7:4i, lO:5s D. m.
PALMS STATE - "Brewster's Millions - :
l1:32 a. m, 2:o2, 6;l2, 9;32 D m IT'S
In the Bag" I2:53. AIS, 80. loss .. m,
UNITED ARTISTS Pan Americana /"
ii.27 .. m, 2.S6, S:4S, s.S4 n m. The,
Enchanted Cottage" l2.56, 4,Ob. 714a
1918 D. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
La Scala Announces
Season Here; Scholarship
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE PHILADELPHIA La Scala
Opera Co. sounded a high note
this week with the announcement
of its plans for a Detroit season
here in Masonic Auditorium be-
ginning Oct. ].
The opening opera with Grace
Moore on Oct. l will be La
Boheme," which will be followed
by Aida" "Rigoletto," Carmen" ="
THE Barber of Seville" Faust, ="
la Gioconda" and "ToSca."
Although the full casts have
not been signed yet, we'll known
stars of opera are guaranteed.
Also announced was another
project which will coincide with
the operas future plans here.
$1,000 SCHOLARSHIP
In an effort 10 discover Michi-
gan singers of grand opera caliber,
the Detroit Opera Guarantors for
the Philadelphia La Scala Opera
Co. are Offering a scholarship OF
$1,000 to a young singer having
highest operate possibilities.
This award has been con-
tributed by a Detroit opera lover
who is interested in opening the
door of a professional career to
some one of our own youth who
will be judged ready for il. This
generous donor prefers TO remain
anonymous.
A candidate must have been a
resident of Michigan for at least
one year. Of A minor, the
parents must be reSidents)
He or she must he no younger
than Is nor older than % years
of ana
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
At Top Hat

MERRI LEONE, the blond
singing charmer, again tops the
new floor show at Club Top Hat,
this week, with comedian Tommy
Raft also staying on TO panic the
customers. The Tayntons, Bob
and Norma, ballroom sophisti-
Gates, are newcomers. Others in
the holdover group include Johnny
Morrison, xylophone ace and
master of ceremonies. and Judy
Wellner's Dancing Top Hatters.
Frank Gilbo and his orchestra
play for dancing and the show.
FIVE HAIR-DO'S, popular in
IN 'twenties, are being revived
for use by Diana Lynn and Gail
Russell in Our Hearts Were
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
REGIONAL CONTESTS

Applicants will he judged on
musicianShip, voice, dramatic
adaptability, personality and in
telligence
Regional or preliminary con-
Washington Journal., 1945-09-28
yMIti3amtt fir SIC
2lmilSimno pcm 2lleca

@aibinaton, - 0os Suiti5amt
empfo6l cine 9l~ufglieoerung Der
aluminium Company Of Americo i'm
Sntereiie elmer 6oroerung Ser pirt-
i6oftliden llntitellung ouf Die Grie-
6ens3eit. ,l@enn ni9t iofort NOTICE
%maBnobmen ergriffen meroen". err
einem 8eri6t an Sen @ongreB,
einem 8eriht an Sen &ongreB ,,tper-
Sen una6b1ngige lnternebmer in
Oieier Sn0uitrieg6i e 10 boil bon ted
nologii6en 8erbeiBungen lit, feline
foire @~elegen6eit ba6en. Die ein3ige.
eoiung lie9t in einr Aufipoltung bon
alcoa in cine 4n5abl matchmaker
fonfurrieren0er Sirmen."
Glarf bermerfte, oaB oie meiiten
Ser regln9Seignen Muminiumperfe,
Die i'm &riege erbaut wuroen, ge-
idloiien moroen iino.
Solange feline &onfurren5 beltebe,
ieien Die in0uItriellen 8orI6aBungen
6es fiinftigen Aluminium6eodrfs 10
ftle0rt9, oaB ole me1ltef1 Der Gegle-
runfs : 8erfe gum 5eiern berurteilt
iein meroen."
Gieie 8erfe, iogte glorf, f0nnten
in elmer lolben @eiIe berGuBert mer-
0ert oaB iie Der Monopolpirti9nft
in elmer Sllouitrie, sic leit ii6er einem
bol6en Snbrbltnoert obne &onfur-
ren5 gear6eitet babe, iteltern miir0e.
ST iebte bin3u, bob Iluminiltm rie-
iige 3ufunfts M0glihfeiten in ser
8aggoninouitrie ba6e, borausgeiest,
0oB Ole 8reiie nieorig iin0 uno ,oie.
@olfe 0es Monopols 6eieitigt miro".
9llcoa grill Charts 8eri6t als 0ein
argument fir &egierungsiubIioien
fir Sn6a6er regierungseigner 9lllt-
miniummerfe" an uno erflGrte, oaB
cine @uflolltng BON 4lcoa piele Sleitl-
inpeltoren ifaper treffen piiroe.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-28
.eDas tta5is mitSarO
6cctRcs pcrRnttcn

9eru gorf. = St ser ,Grouf-
iurtcr 9reiie", Ser BON ser anteri-
faniider Militdrregierung aus
g%e8e6enen 3eitung, idilOert ein|
@e.marer 2eier, @. @orOeet mas
ser fbiiringii6e Iu3ia@auleiter Saii-
fel nit Sen SGr9en S6illers unOI
@oetbes %oor6atte.
0Sn einer 0u1flen @internaHt
fubren Dor Der 6%iirItengruft in 8ei-
mar 9oihpogen ser 90 Dor. Die
umgegen0 mar a6geiperrt ,niemono
Iollte abnet, mas Dor liG) ging. No1
Ginger -3eit fubren ole 2aitpagen
nit bober @eidapinoigfeit in Giht-
ung Seno oaoon. 9tur nenige MGn-
ner in @eimor muBten, Dab 0iele|
Wagen Oie S1rge ser beioen gr0Bten
oeuti9en 9i6ter e%ntfiibrten. 0ieie|
Of1rner batten oergebIi9 oagegen
@itiprltd erbo6en, Tie mliBten idpei-
gen. Spudel ur3 Der oanlalige Boli-
5eiprGIi0ent BON @ein1ur 6atten be-
foblen,0iG@ebeine iener 6eIoen @ei-
marer, Die Elm geiit3tum Der gol15en
fultiOierten @elt iin0, in Siferbeit
SIT brirgen. Grit biel IpGter Itellte
es iid berats, pie oieie Si6erbeit
beidoffen mar: Oie beiOen Surge
pur0en nidt ettpa ulterir0ii9 oltf.
beipnbrt, lonoern in einem @r6ge-
ihoB zines Barteibunfers in Sena
~alfgeItellt MO lie Die groBten
Gbancen batten, our6 0ieginmirf.
ung BON 6liegerbomben berni6tet
81 meroen. 8eim Naben ser omerifa.
nii6en Rruppen ioIlten Diebeioen
Surge in oie Suit eelprengt meroen,
Inn tie Dor Ser ,8erifIeppung" gu
6emabren. yeur oas beber3te Gin.
g~reifen einiger MGnner, Die nit ser
8e1padung 0es 8unfers betrout ma.
ern, binoerte sic 90 oorar, Dor
ibrem ab3ug ans Sena oieien Blon
nus5ufiibren. @ineroieler M1nner
mohte mitoerBiitole in Ser SanS
am 8unfereingang 10 LANCE, biz oie
@efabr uorii6er mar. Nls Die ameri.
funil6en Sruppen @eimar belet5ten,
DuBte bier niemon0, mo- oie Sdrge
Ser 9ihterfiiriten gu uermuten
leien. auf Mnoronung 6es omeri-
fanil6en Stootfommanoanten un0
nit ieiner tGtigen Silfe unb Mit4
pirfung gelang es i6GieBfi6, oie
Spur Ser oeri6leppten Sarge gu
ent0edeu."
Washington Journal., 1945-09-28
pcrmrtcilt Nas Ucrs
kaltcn cines OFFICES

NOn0on. = Montreal 2or0 Souls
Mountbatten, ser S6erfommanoie-
relioe oes Sitooitaiien : &ommonoos,
bat ein Experimentation gegen
einen aaiierten Offi5ier eingeleitet,
Der iapnniiden 8efeblsbaber, Die in
Singapur ibrer @erurteilltng olg
&riegsper6reder entgegenieber, 81
fentli6 ge5nungen bot, nit Der Stirn
ben gooen 3u 6eriibren. Mit iol6en
Metbo0en, 10 erfIdrte Mount6atten,
uIteigen mir nuf Die Stufe iener Gle
mente inter Sen Sapanern bina6,
UNI oeren 8eieitigung milen mir eli
men &rieg gefifbt baben."
Washington Journal., 1945-09-28
&oaeaert

&ammeridnger alfreo 9icaper mar
einen Monnt lang in einem @iener.
@urietee engagiert. SIN iel6en Iro-
grumm ga6 es audi elm gang nelrar~
tiges Naturlpunoer 81 ieben: einen
lingen0en Seel0pen.
@ines Cages iagte elm 6reun6 8t
8icdoer: ,,0ieier Seeloipe lit mun-
0erbnr. einfa4 pb1nomenal!"
.a,1 Id, ,tttH,, gdr 70 pbdnomenoI
III ct tptaSet 'hift srrepfi3ierte ser
laummerialrger sefranft, 5ipesiea iei-
ne aterntednif iii galro miierabel!"
Washington Journal., 1945-09-28

Gruabnen Sic bei Siren
fodGihfGnfrn, baf Sic Die Gn.
in Der 9entidJen 3ei-
tnmg geleien baben