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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Get Tougher,
Prexy Suggests

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 CUP)
"A spokesman for the collegiate
sports world today challenged
President Roosevelt and War
Mobilization Director James F.
Byrnes TO get tougher with the
home front-to wipe out athletics
for the duration if that is neces-
sary to speed victory.
The call for sterner action was
sounded by DR.. II. c. (Curley)
Byrd, president and former foot
ball coach of the University of
Maryland. last night at the annual
banquet of the was h i'm G o n
Touchdown Club which endorsed
Byrnes' recent crack Town on
sports.
Among his 1000 listeners were
top-ranking military. sports and
government figures. inclu din z
Economic Sterilization Director
Fred M. Vinson. After his get
tough" appeal, Byrd turned TO
VinSon and said:
Take that message back to
the President"
Byrd renewed his plea that the
nation start training boys at the
age of l6 He said one way of
doing this would be TO draft 16-
year-olds with a proviSo that they
could not be sent into combat
until they became 1S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11

Whatever its success in other
sports, Southeastern High can be
counted on for strong basketball
teams year after year.
Reason is Perry Deakin, now in
his sixteenth season as cage coach
of the Jungaleers, making him one
of the veterans of the Metropoli-
tan League.
Deakins clubs have won three
Metro titles in 1888, 1889 and
1941 missed playoffs only
twice in the 10 years e. his cur
rent squad is unbeaten in three
starts.
Keen student of BASKETBALL he
is usually ahead Of other prep
coaches in perfecting new often
sive tactics his teams used
fast break style long before To-
second rule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
SpOr is
Wddoes' Parents
Held by J6ps
BY LEO MACDoNELL

The battle for the recapture Of
the PHILIPPINES is Of special inter-
est 10 Carroll Widdoes. Ohio State
football mentor who was awarded
A coach-of-th e-year trophy by the
Detroit Times Quarterbacks Club
al the Fort Shelby last night.
Widdoes was born in Manila Al
years AGO His parents have
been missionaries IN the islands
for nearly a half century q.
where they Still are presumably
in a japanese nternment camp
al Baguio.
Widdoes played halfback al
Otterbein College in the Ohio
Conference lie weighed less
than 100 pounds in his grid days
WiddoeS served as Paul
Browns aide de camp AT MaSSilon
High School -. And followed Paul
10 Columbus in tho same capacity,
Under their direction, the Mas
silon Tigers won 81 games and
lost two over a Sevon-year stretch
The firm Of Brown and Wild
does has done equally well with
the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11

Overflow Of Times Quarterbacks
Turns Out for Times Banquet

Baer POSTMASTER injected steady flow Oh
laughs multitude Steve ONei told grim story
experiences south Pacific tour just ended Notre
Danes Ed with ended with terent
wish that sports n 1945 will survive
Fritz Crser Michigan sounded the keynote speech FOR the
remarkable coaching job Carroll Widdoes guest OF honor IN
Dizzy Trout another rolchng
vocal spree = e,.,
All this and happened last night at Hotel Fort Shelby
overflow turned out for the annual Detroit Times
Downtown Quartechscks banquet
Harry Michigan president of the Quarter
backs from Chicago preside and his pleasant
nmtabe Mr. Baer who greeted o the
boerou Gf hamoniou chants of Happy Birthday 10 You
Baers 59h birthday and from somewhere came the
magic word-presto-and birthday cake appeared.
punching and he landed the collective funny
jab He followed
craftsmanship failed hit the vulnerable
spot of his audience
81 football this past season" explained Baer mainly
outdoors But 1 man who
" formation and rubber sdenes to turn
a seasons record >"
microphone Charlie Bachman, followed by
Brazil and Hunk Anderson coach of the Bears
explained amateur night bis remarks
would be brief.
Adams of Red Wings, whose IN the
program 20 brief that Baer cracked:
could phOned that n,'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Steve Tells a Few Jokes, Too

ONe started off by telling few of the jokes with which
Umpire Beans the fighting the south
Pacific slowly brought his listeners to the
grim and CHASTITY thing called war
Travelled with unit including besides ReaTdon players
Lnde Tuck Sanba OF the Yankees and sports edo
Franklin Lewis of the Cleveland Press.
showed them the 1913 World Series, rev
Of They
thing give them sporting way. Only the turning
of lights stopped the sessions
almost in the voice Of Detros manager az
he cited example.
n they would not let
he talked from outside his tent and then sent
In autographed baseball. -.
left his legs amputated
ether the first thing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
; Tigers Named
But No Ydnks

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10 CUPD--Five
members of the world champion
ST. Louis Cardinals team were in
cluded today on the 1914 all-star
squad of the Sporting News ma
tional baseball weekly.
Martin Marion of the Cardinals
and the Detroit Tigers Hal New
houSer were unanimous choices.
This was, the first year since
1885 that a New York Yankee
player did not place on the all
star team.
The complete team Is as fol-
lows:
OutncideH Musial CARDINALS y c X
WAKEFIELD. TIGERS ard Fred walker.
Dodgers Ray sanders Cardinals hrsi base,
Robert DoeTr, Red SoX second base Martin
Marion Cardinals shOrlstop. Robert Elliot
Pirates third base Walker Cooper Cardinals.
catcher. HAL NEWHOUSER. TIGERS Nor
ton Cooper Cardinals and PAUL TROUT,
TIGERS. pitchers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Jack Reynolds,
Wrestler, Dies

CONVICTION, KY. Jan. 10
CUP)-Funeral services were ar
ranged today for Jack Reynolds,
az. who retired as the undefeated
worlds champion welterweight
wrestler in 1897. Reynolds died
here yesterday.
A native of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
Reynolds had lived in northern
Kentucky the last II years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
New York Skaters
To Race Here Sunday

approximately 35 out-of-town
skaters, including two from New
York. Rudy Hough, junior, and
Bea Freed, intermediate girl. will
take part in the UAW-CIO speed
skating championships at Belle
Isle Sunday.
Robert Murray and Richard
Bass. juvenile and junior per-
formers from Chicago. also have
entered in addition TO Dave Roll
and Tilden, intermediates from
the Windy City
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Fight Results
nv Tinted Press

New YORK broadway Ancal -Mavie Per
geI. las Montreal. decisioned solomon
stewart 1d7, Providence. n. l. 40.
Jersey Clty. - Don Amoroso, 175. Jer-
sey. city decisioued Joey Ptralta, 1876 Ia
maqua Pa. flOi.
Nev Bedford Mass Jerry Zuuo. 13s.
chelsea technically knocked out Norman
Hartford Conn Jimmy Hatcher. 13s salt
CITY. ~ c.. technically knocked out Genaro
Roio. 142 Hartford tSl.
sffr-rf fE=faCE Tanfm0ff, 40 Mls mi
Reach Fls.. knocked out Frankie contis, l4O.
Haverhllk haaa, lel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11

him. started playing football at
Parma (Ohio) High 10 years ago.
He was graduated from
Rhodes High in Cleveland and was
chosen an all-city halfback there.
he also won a place on the
Cleveland all-scholastic basketball
and track teams, but confined his
collegiate athletics 10 football g.
in high school, he ran 2:02 half
and a 52-second quarter His
track speed contributed greatly in
making him the outstanding col
legiate grid star of 1874.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Both Out Of Rinq,
Mat Bout a Draw

Aliaba and RED" Dawson both
were counted out following a spill
frem the ring after each had
gained a fall and their bout at
Fairview Gardens last night was
declared a draw by Referee Vern
Clark. Kid Chapman won two
straight from Bay Boy Brown
by out-roughing the mat villain.
Monty Leduc. a newcomer, beat
Leo Jensen. Dale Wayne and Dale
HaddoCk wrcStlCd TO a draw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Plane Grounded, Horvath Is Absent

Fritz generous his praise OF Wddoes whom the
OF the while
/ o Horvath his backfield star
last night as the plane carry
grounded due to bad weather.
Edgar originator OF the Downtown Cuarterbacks pre-
Memorial trophy named in
Buckeye quarterback who captain in the
army air forces, his life in this
In the absence of Snypp publicity director Of oSU.
Knnck trophy honong the former
naval fier, persisted in
plane crash June 2 19i3 in the south Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Ball Players on Spot:

Says Jack Cuddy (UP) today
Their problem 1915 con-
tracts are being mailed E. should
players sign for play or should
they remain in war plants and on
farms?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11

quarterback on
c o ] u IN b u :
North Hig h
that won the
city lcag u Q
c h a nplonShip
last fall
Les HorVath,
o hio States
great back and
a modest, unas-
Stunning young
m a n despite
the no n or 5
heaDpd upOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Wayne Changes Date

Upon request of Western On
tario officials Wayne has shifted
its home basketball date with the
Mustangs from Feb. Is to Satur-
day, Feb. II, Mackenzie High at
SIS y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11

division title.
Watta guided
the Broncos TO
an east side di-
title
last sc a $ o n.
only 10 lost out
in the playon
TO ST. Theresa.
b ut a ( I g r
watching h i S
[ e a m $ o r g
four points in
a three-minute
q Y q + I / m q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Red Pitcher Indicted

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. 10
tUP) - Clyde Shoun, Cincinnati
Reds pitcher was to he indicted
into the navy at nearby Fl. Ogle-
thorpe, Ga, this afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Eddie EGgdn:

Long time friend OF Gene
Tunney is expected to be an
nounced as New York state box
ing commissioner at a meeting
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Titan Cage Team:

Loses Mike Finncy after Sat-
urday nights game with Wayne
at Lincoln gym, Nine Mile and
Livernois he reports for in
duction Jan. Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Bronco Rally
Boosts Stock
By TOM HARPER

Frank Watta, ST. Stsnislaus
basketball coach. today feels opti-
miSuc about his teams chances of
winning the Catholic League first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
KEEPS UP AVERAGE

George Caloia. who's average in
three montague and the La Sale
contests was Is points per game,
kept up his record with total of
Il points Dick Butler, Warrior
forward. took game scoring
honors with Is points.
Catholic Central and ST. Mary'S
of Orchard Lake continued their
pace on the north side.
Central defeated st. Ladislaus,
81 TO p, while ST. Mary's set
down Visitation, al 10 II.
Forward Don Berner was high
for the Shamrocks with 10 points
and Bill Wightkin and Gene
Perrin tailed nine each. Joe
Krolczyk was high point man for
the Eagles with %.
ST. Charles and ST. Ambrose
also continued neck and neck in
the east side second division race
St. Charles walked over ST. Vim
cent. 53-13, while ST. Ambrose
spoiled the debut Of ST Rose, 35-
q. Bob Luzon ST. Charles for
ward. took game scoring honors
with rs points.
Other results were: Mt. Carmel
so. All Saints IS; st Francis de
Sales 25. ST. Michael 20; ST Mary
tR. o. p, St, Frederick 10; ST.
Thomas Is, Shrine 81: Rosary 80,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Rangers Rally;

For four goals TO beat Toronto
Maple Leafs, Sd. in third period
stretched unbeaten string 10
four Ted Kennedy scored
three for Leafs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Frank Leohy:

Will return TO Notre Dame as
head coach and athletic director
after war Father O'Donnell
disclosed he was offered long
term contract and accepted 4.
Leahy with navy in Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11

SIEVE ONEiLL VI AMI AhlHCh NDtOo) bhI>s
they vowed the Quarterbacks at the annual banquet
asked for his autographed baseball That's what
them"
Paul Trout Bob Swift Tiger catcher Harold NewhouseN
Leagues valuable player for 1914 were other
Tigers present along Egan and travelling secretary
Clair Berry.
several OF his best stories, la VIII Rogers
Including the OPA-
last baseball campaign
Swift how to pitch to certain
batters.
'Nhen to said Dizzy IL told him
back enough bite his head and swallow it,
To this Swift replied
you you'll brains In stomach than
In head"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Hank BoroWy:

OF YankS, ga In draft. says
he'll stay on his war job in Bloom
field, N. j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11

period, while holding De La Sale
: coreles to win. 30-26, the
Bronco coach remarked:
II don't believe we will have
a tougher ball game the rest of
the way. Those La Sale lads
sure handed us scare, but We
came through In the clinch and
I believe we have a chance this
season OF taking the division
championship
Fans who watched the contest
will verify this statement by
Watta. who has seen his teams
defeated in league competition
only four times In six years.
TIED AT 26
The final whistle caught the
BronchoS and Pilots in a 1925
tie. The game went into over
time and baskets by Jerry Ruhr-
man and Dippy Donbrowski,
Bronco forwards, gave their team
its margin of victory.
The game was sent into the
extra minutes when Don Carter.
Pilot forward. sank a field goal
as time expired with his team
trailing 1926. while shooting, Car
ter was fouled and time was
allowed for a free shot. Carter
made the point. sending the game
into extra time. But stiff
Bronco defense and loose passing
by the Pilots held back any addi-
tional scoring by La Sale.
Carter took game scoring
honorS with IA points, while Don
browski was high for the winners
with s.
St. Joseph knocked st. Catherine
from the divisions un b g G n
ranks, az TO %. ST. Joseph
which lost its opener last week
to La Salle,- led all the way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Baer's Jokes, O'Nei|fs Grim Tale Thrill Fans
AURIE COACHING

Jack Adams (Ieft) looks Larry Aurie, former
Red Wings great instructs rookie Ted Lindsay Aurie
worker is coaching Detroit linemen in spare time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Aurie. Coach. Adams
Choice us Successor
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Larry Aurfe wants succeed him
Of the Red Wings.
or knO II will have but
LAIR Is my choice" said Adams last night
He watch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Hockey Standings

last NIGHTS RESULT
New YORK 5. Toronto 4.
TOMoRROw's GAMES
Toronto Al Montreal.
Boston at New YORK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Cage Results
HIGH SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL
Holy Rosary 81. st Agnes Il.
81 Paul "a, st. Philip IS.
Mt. Carmel go, All saints IS.
81. Charles So, 81. vincent ] 3.
81, Rna AZ, St. MARY NJ. C. al.
81. Mary o. l.. A.. visitation u.
E 3saT' az wyah SfSH o 81. 81
s. s,,, A%9 SEsss, 25 s. Boz PS,S,, q
81. Joseph ~, 81 Catherine %.
81 Thomas as Little Flower ~
Vsssar so. Clio IS.
Feudale rs Royal Oak 25.
S eiiiS5d q ceni Hsi 81 ST. rAoissu, as.
East Lansing a.. Albion a.
, 81. Francis dc Sales as 81. Michael 20.
COLLEGE
Cornell 81 Mexico 81
Great Lakes o. Illinois state 30.
New York - IoIdham -.
OHIO University e.. MushnEum 20.
Ashland 3S Kenyon IS
Luther a.. WartburR 10.
81 Ambrose So. Cornell ia. 81.
Simpson as. Drake IS.
Indiana IS, Depauw 80,
Butler IS. Wabash IS
MlssissfpH state 20 Mississippi Col. 30.
y Scranton -, KutztOwn 81.
Westminster "a Geneva 6s
toyois ~. o. So Millssps 30.
Mcpherson 50 Bethany IS.
Toledo 90. Heidelberg %
Lubbock AhF Al, Clovis AAF "a.
St Thomas COLLEGE IS Manchester 80.
Hsmline 81. Carlton -
wagner IS. Columbia Middiss IS.
MCPHERSON So. Bethany 90.
Westminster "a. Geneva 6s.
81 Mays 81 Augsburg 20.
Tclrdo Ils1as!SeFs 80
f.ubbock AAF al. Clovis AAF %.
wathburn 90. Wichita IS.
Phillips oilers so. Arkansat 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Has Three Sons

Widdoes has three sons The
oldest, Is. won the central OHIO
junior golf championship and was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11


manager of the Pittsburgh Horn
cts last spring.
CHECKED THE BEST
"Aurie was the best player,
pound f6r pound, who ever
lived" said the white haired
Adams, possibly the greatest
baCkchecking wingman hockey
has known. He checked Bun
Cook, Harvey Jackson at his
best. Aurel JOliat, Dutch GainOr
the pick of 'em. And the most
he ever weighed was 142
pounds"
Looking Just as fit, If not as
fast as when he played with Her
bic Lewis and Marty Barry on
Detroit's Stanley Cup winners of
81 and '3S, Aurie took right over
last night, let BOSNIAN Adams
get away to The Detroit Times
Quarterback banquet after as
minutes work.
"You know we said when
Aurie was with the club, help
ing us win those. world cham
pionships, that he had a job for
life" said Adams. "Well we
meant ii, you know.
HIS OWN IDEA
Larry broke away himself
when he decided TO stay with
Pittsburgh when we transferred
our interests to indianapolis.
But we're glad TO have him
back. He knows hockey and
what Is more, he's a loyal little
guy"
There IS no question Aurie is
the right choice for the Wings at
this moment, with so many
rockies on the squad. Larry took
Steve Wochy, Eddie Bruneteau,
Ted Lindsay and Tony Bukovich
together and. singly, showed them
how 10 take their wingmen out
Of a play
That's the secret of winning
hockey. patrolllng your wing
and keeping your opposing wing
inside, between you and the
boards where you can control
him." said Adams. "Twice the
other night Bill Jennings cut
inside the Detroit wing and
once he scored"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
81. Louis 4. Pittsburgh ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
BREVITIES:
Jesse Flores of As:

On his way to Mexico, denies
he will play baseball in Mexico
City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11

some rookie Detroit for
wards at Olympia as the club
for the Montreal game.
Aurie has returned 10 the De-
troit Hockey Club pay roll as a
coach on a part-time basis. He
is personnel director of small
war plant in Birmingham, a job
he accepted when he resigned as
manager of the Pittsburgh Horn
cts last spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE

EASTERN DIVISION
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23

mare uno nidt Die geriu1e> Tie i'm
&rafteipiel Der NuBenpolitif al be-
nuBen."
uSbne 3meifeI preoigen Qben.
teurer einen nelien &reu53ltg gegen
Die SoDietunion ltlto fperoen babel
ltnteritiibt Don oen 9enoen5eL oie
man fiir3li6 in ser omerifaniifen
uno englii6en Bolitif beobadten
fonnte. 9ieie Eeroen5en nollen per-
niinftige 2eite beunrubigen."
Sofolom bebauptet, einige Snpe-
rialiiten mobten einen nelien &rieg
benuBen, Inn gegenipdrti9 iebr font
pli3ierte @eItprobleme 81 loien uno
einen 4uSmeg aus Den unangeneb-
men Situotionen 3u finoen Die in
Sn0odinn, @ollanoiid Sltinoien
SDrien, 8alditinu, @riedenlano,
Spanien uro 9lrgentinien beraufbes
jdmoren moroen lino.
MoSfau fe:erte beute Ben 4rtil-
lerie-Gog, un6 Ser uGote Star"
mics oaraiif bin, 0aB an elmer elm.
3igen anmpfbnnolung alleitt, mdb-
reno 0es lebten Grieges 10000 Sc
idiibe t~eilna6men. Stnlin lit nod
nidt nod Mosfou 5ariifgefehrt,
ober iein Bib puroe iiberou ge5eigt.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
,9rie9sb eber"
9e9eibelt

Wogfau, - Gin commentator
i'm ruiiiihen @emerfldaftsblatt
a0eue Better bebauptete, Die
atombombe babe alien ltanerbeiier-
liden &eaftiondren in Der 9un5en
@ett als Signal ge0ient, cine piI0e
9lgitation gegen Die somietunion 3t
entfeIieln."
Gle offentlide Meinung in ben
8ereinigten Stoaten mo Gn8lano,
if)rei6t Mlera1oer Sofolom, mer0e
Itetig 5u elmer iomietfeinoliden Gin
ltellnng g~etrieben BON Geuten, Die ben
Srieoen unterminieren ouno beriu-
den, gnglanoer uno amerifaner bon
Ser 'Shpade' unieres 2anOes 5t
iiber3eligen."
,Neue l3eiten1 erinnert frieolie,
benoe Berionen, oie glauben, Die
Atombom6e merDe automatiid alien
Griegen elm gnoe bereiteiL ooran,
ooB Alfreo Nobel nad Ser gntoef-
fung oes 9DnomifS dbnlide 8e0an-
fen 9ebdbt bat.
Sofolop fdbrt Damn fort un0 err
fldrt, Die Mtombombe babe oas llr=
tell pieoer getrifbt, oarunter ouf)
oes bon 9reiieoertretern, Die friiber
internationale 3uiammenar6eit ln1-
teritiibt bdtten. Gr 8~itierte einen
Commentator i'm Chandelier @ltar-
oian~, Ser erfl1rt boben loll: 0@enn
es balo gum ariege fommt, miro Der
Shaoen geringer iein, alS menn er
ipGter eintritt. Sofololp fragt nun,
Oh Dies beoeuten ioll, 6aB Der aom-
mentator nidt tlllr fir cine Sio-
Iierung, ionoern fiir einen 4ngriif
auf Die Somietreptblif it, lie
idneller, 8lsrAlio 6eiiar1rd 10 sa /.
Ser 8nnmentotorlf1bfb 6dah net
ter fort einige 8eo6adter beiftls
oigter bic Itombombe, bob Tie Be
unrubigultg Ihaffe, ,,als OF hie
9ltom6om6e iel6it iditIo an allen
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23

geborenen GIT 5fpinqen, auf Summit
pIontoeen fir eli Gents pro Tag 8n
or6eiten. 8ir miiiien odrouf bette
ben, ooB oieie Sdanotaten ouf Der
Stelle %oltfboren. Sic 8riten lino heu.
tie nur in SnoierL 8urmo, MaIapn
ltno Saba, neil 0ie amerifaner Die
Saponer geidlagen baben."
@r erfIdrte, ser Stumbled, Sen
er als cine 8ereinborlng 3rpilden
.oen meiiteu MitglieoItaaten oes bril-
tiifen Reih8 ulo einigen eltropdi-
ideu Qdnoern nn0 &gbpten be5eid-
nete, lei nur geidaffen moroen, ,,um
.6en Mitglieoern oes 8Iofs unterein-
amber gor5ugs-Earife gu lidern."
u0ieie Abmahungen fonrer an
ii1 redtlih nidt beanItanoet meroen.
ober lie bringen utis NadteiIe, uno
mir boben oo8 quite Heft, inn ab-
idoffung ODER Mooifi3ierung ols@e-
genIeiitung fiir ir9eli0wefhe 8eihen-
fe ODER anleifen fir oos britiife'
ð gu foroern, Mon made, pern
man mill, 2ei6- ino 9odtgeldenfe,
nber mir iolten elm 9tio pro Guo
fir Amerifa erbolsfl.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23

iebr geldeit, unier WiiIen gegen
miinolihe 8eriideruageil Der @egen-
leitigteit au erDeitern.
Gas oeutide @ebeinmis ipur6e
9inausgeifmuggelt, ltlo bic ameri-
faniide otomiihe @tiienidaft nit
ibren Deitals groBeren M0gliA-
teiten beenoete Die Arbeit. Die &ui-
ien moften liderlid nift Die glei-
den @rfabrungen iuie Delitid)lat6
MAIDEN. Sic miir0en ung rift ibre
g~runblegenoen Gntoefungen be.
f~anntgeben, onnit mir in Der Gage
iino, Sic piiienidaftlide 5orifung5-
arbeit gu beifleunigen utro Damn Die
gor5e Sahe fir uns 3lt bebnlten.
ltno i6r MtBtrnuen mag gel1brt
iperoen ourb oie Art, tpie mir. Gng=
ldtto m1breiro ser lesten podr DO
nate bebalroeit babet. Genn tros
Der IatiaAe, oaB Ole enolilf}en @ii-
ienidaftler ms ale lire @rfennt-
mile Don 1911 an mitteIlten, 5oger-
ten mir entihie6en, ibnen oie gauge
8abrbeIt ST. entbiaen, rtaf0em
mir oie befnnnten i~eniotioaelen Gr-
gebniiie e~rreidten, un6 es lit INNER
nod nidlt mebr als cine 4nnabme,
oaB Die britiiden @iiieuiduftler inn
ausenblid aaes uber Die Bonnie
piiien.
gie Ruiien fonnten bestpeiieln,
onB mir Ser Somietnnion gagenitber
freige6iger iert Diiroen. 8enn lie
Dem porgeidfagenen llgeGs Aomitee
beitreten peroen lie es mabridein-
lid aud MIR ais 9orhpoiten her
tpenoen in Ger Soffnung. BOB mir
oas cine ooer nn0ere unierer @e-
beimniiie bort liiften f0nnten, o6ne
BOB lie alioiel auspIoaoern. gs lit
elm nernen5ermiirbenoe8 Spiel. Sds
oo BON ben 0rei M1nnerri. in Nqib-
ineton begonten tpnrAe. irt6 ME.
moro fam ben eiu6giiltigen 4usgong
U0r0uslasI
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23

~gtiirnberg - 9ier Dltroe Der 8ro-
5eB aegen fiibrenoe Na3is i'm Suiti3=
palait e%r0ffnet, Die ais ariegsperbre-
der Dor ole Sdranfen 0es @eridtS.
uno ontnft ser 8altoffentlidpfeit ge-
iteat perben. Ser nmerifoniihe
Sauptanfldger lit Gobert $. Saf-
Jon.
Die gerIeinng Ser anfGa9eI6rift
nit i9ren $4,000 @orten Oiirfte sen
gon3en eritea 8erBanolungsta9 ein-
nebmen.
Die 4ngeflagicn iino:
3eidSmarihaa German @oring,
Soadin bon Ribbentrop, 6elomar-
i6aa 8ilbelm &eitel, @eneraloberit
Qlfreo Sool, @roBoomiral aarl %
nib, @roBoomiral Grid 36oer,
@ialmar 9orace @reelep Sdyadt,
@alter Stunt, 5ron5 bon 9apen,
4lfreo Nolenberg, Sans 5ranf, Scar
tcin Bornlann 8ilbelm 5rid, 5rib
Soltdel, gilbert Speer, Art6ur SepB-
SsSllquart Sltlius Streider, Sans
6riBife, Gonitantin bon 0eurotb,
Bal0ur bon Shirah.