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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
Sports Roundup

MISUNDERSTANDING period Indianapolis
Capitals last night severed 3a deadlock trim the Detroit Red
exhibition before 1899 fans Olym
ps Ed Buneteau drove OF DetroIrs goals.
Arbor-APThe University squad by
today Evanston where Wolverines scheduled tange
Lacking those listed the trip
right who Ia bothered with
jued knee Freshman Stu wilkins who replaced lno in the starting
lineup Michigan last left with the and
probably will against the Wildcats
AP-There something under the Virgil Trucks
highlander Chicago Cubs
capturing world victory club he didn't
regular thing occurred before
the Cubs SEVENTH bill Of fare squang the nteeague classic at
e game apiece.
whispers you
used Giants coming back
baseball next year as boss Of the Boston Braves
East Spirit was high in the Michigan
with the University Kentucky
entirely different from the which started
Bchman his charges through brisk
and tacking drill q
Dero-INS-Hank Greenberg. specialist Briggs
his
The Greenbergs private depart
that counting the autumnal facas with the
Cubs the Tigers tall goodlookng lefdr has been four world
seres-and has hit one home run in each
Newark J-NsThe little series between Newark
Louisville Colonies will Saturday night Rupert
s m. right
American Association
champions by ouncug Montreal 81 night last night
the first three
Louisville
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
Legal Notices
PROBATE OF Will

STATE OF M1cHGAN. Tn. Pro-
bate Court for the County of wash
tenaw.
At session Of said Court held
at the Probate office In TIE city NJ
Ann Arbor IN said Cnuntv. on the
2ith day OF September A. n. la4S.
Present Hon. jay q. PRAY. judge
OF Probate
In the Matter Of ire Estate of
Charles B. Pillsbury. Deceased
Rose Elisabeth Pillsbury having
filed her petition praying that an in
strument filed In said Court he ad-
mitted to Probate as the last will and
testament Of said deceased and that
administration OF said estate he
granted TO Rose Ellis abeth Pillsbury
or some other suitable person.
II r. Ordered. That the 23rd dav
OF October. A. u. 1945, at ten a. m.
at said Probate office IL hereby ap-
pointed for hearing said petition.
IL Is further ordered that Pub
lie notice thereof be given by pub
LEGATION Of a copy hereof for three
successive weeks. previous 10 said
day OF hearing In the Ypsilanti
Daily Press newspaper printed
and circulated In said County.
JAY @. PRAY. Judge of Probate
true COPY
Nora o. BorRert. Register Of Probate
Adv. 5-1o17
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
Teams Tied
at One Each

Detroit oct. SAP The big
clutch game-the crucial third
tussle-comes up in the World
Series today, and the National
LeagUers are wondering II there
isn't some way they can &c: Hank
/ Greenberg out OF town.
The chile reason for this is that
likesble lanky Hank is "mouey
in the bank up there any time as
one veteran National Lacquer put
ii yesterday when Greenberg's
;hree-run homer in the fifth innins
gave the Tigers Al win over the
Cubs In the second series scuffle
and tied it all up like a Christmas
package at one game apiece.
To many OF the older hands in
the industry. this third game Is a
must win in the series whenever
the TWO teams split the first two
games. The loser then has the load
Of taking three OF the next four.
while the winner can roll along on
500 ball the rest OF the way.
Manager Steve O'Neill, still be-
lieving southpaw hurting can stop
the Chicago Shotmakers in spite
OF what happened 10 Hal New hous-
er in the opener, is relying on the
squat southpaw Stubby Overmire,
an erratic little twirler who wound
up the season with a nineand-nine
won-lost record. Against him there
will be the Cubs Claude Passeau.
who won Il and lost 9 this year
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
Normal Opens
Grid Season

Michigan Normal College opens
its 1si5 football season. here. Sat
urday against Albion Coach Ryn.
carson will send a green squad in
to the game. and is worried about
requirements There aren't any.
The boys who came out for prac-
tice this year are largely ineXper
fenced. There are few exceptions.
The starters will likely be Wal
ton and ueininger at ends: Kalb-
fleisch and Carano at tackles: Dyer
and Wilson at guard Bonk at cen
ter; Piazza at quarter; Simmonds
and Newlands at hall; and Chick
eral at full. Piazza may he ineligi.
Bile.
Game time is 2 p. m
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
Back When

Today a year ago-The Cardinals
beat the Browns. 3 TO 2 in IL in
nings. in the second game OF the
All-St Louis World Series.
Three years ago-The Cardinals
won the World Series, four games
to one by defeating the Yankees,
I to 2. before 69,052 at Yankee sta.
dunn.
Five years ago-Paul Derringer
limited the Detroit Tigers to five
hits as Cincinnati won the fourth
game OF the World Series before
54.093 at Briggs Stadium.
Ten years ago-Detroit Tigers
made II three straight over the
Cubs in the World Series as Alvin
General" Crowder pitched a bril-
liant five-hit to victory over the
Bruins.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
Tigers. Cubs Face Crucial Game
Bench GOSSip

possibly for two or three races N
the United States. He hopes 70
arrange air transportation.....Ths
Syracuse football team. which plays
Columbia here Saturday. has more
starting players from the Metropol-
itan area than Columbia does.
Ace Parker. just out OF the Navy
and returning to football with the
Yanks, will get the call as manager
of his hometown baseball club.
Portsmouth, Va, OF the Piedmont
League. When the Shahinshah
(King OF Kings) OF Iran attended
the tennis matches between Iran
ian stars and Persian Gulf COM
mand troops recently. the soldiers
won both matches. Up TO that time
they had captured only one out or
nine......Lt. Ed (Moosel Krauss, now
group recreation officer and squad
ron intelligence officer for his
Marine outfit in the Philippines.
il looking ahead TO a discharge and
a return TO his basketball coaching
job at Notre Billy Herman,
ex-Cub and Dodger, was the only
player in the l4th Naval District
Baseball League whose name APP
peared on every ballot in the most
valuable player" voting. He polled
SO out of a possible 100 points to
win.
Series In Short
Summary OF Hal Newhouser'A
first World Series appearances:
Cold day. Hot shower.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
By HTGH FTLLERTON. JR

by ~ I'll fJLLEhI ON, Jh.
New York. Oct. 5-AP-Although
Coach Adolph Rupp. who spent
most of the summer, apparently
didn'' discover any basketball play
ers rolling down out OF the hills"
OF Switzerland or Czechoslovakia.
you can look for another good
cage team at Kentucky this win
ter. Louisville scribes whisper
the Rupp has no fewer than three
"All America" centers on his squad
CO.. Texas Techs Dell Morgan
could start a complete backfeld OF
class presidents II he desired.
since all four classes picked foot
ball-toters o.. The official report on
the Washington Park race meet.
ing points out that the track main
tanned victory gardens and raised
500 chickens and 200 ducks for the
benefit Of the employees What?
Nothing for the two-buck bettors?
Mrs. Charley Grimm plans to
spend the winter making crazy
quilt from the ties and shirts the
Cubs ripped off one another dur
ing their pennant-winning celebra-
ton. That should be an approprl-
ate memento OF crazy season..
When Chick Evans accepted an in
yitation TO the Sonny Fraser golf
tournament at Atlantic City next
week, he added: "G'll qualify with
anyone at any time. That probably
explains why S. year old Chick re
tains his popularity as well as his
golfing abllity...~Marcel Boussac.
the French horseman. plans TO ship
his star four year old, Arden. to
Mexico City for winter racing and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05

Santa Monica. Colif-AP-B Bling
Crosby was released from a hospi-
tai Thursday after resting in bed
four days during a physical check
up. He has cancelled all screen
and radio engagements and plans
to leave soon for his ranch in Ne.
vada.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05

Second Game lat Detrolt)
Paid attendance 80, 636.
Gross receipts S22O.39400.
Players share-S112,400.94.
Commissioners share-S33. 05910
Each clubs shsre-s1S.733.49
Each leagues share, s1s,73349.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05

Total First Two Ganes) -.
Paid attendance
Gross receipts-$4i2,277.00
Players share-s225.561.27
Commissioner s66,341.55
Each leagues share-S37. 593.5i
Each clubs share s37.593.54.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
Sports Calendar

TODAY
Ipsilanti High School vs. Plym
outh. football. here. 2 p, m.
Roosevelt VS. Romulus. football
at Romulus, p. m.
SATURDAY
Normal VS. Albion, football here,
2 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05
CENTRAL SPECIALITY WoMEN's
LEAGUE
Team Standings

ItdHI HIgH SIHRIt-F OundTy, 5II.
Team high three Foundry. 1872.
Individual high single - Helen
Becker. 1870.
Individual high three 49, Helen
Becker. 800.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05

Second Gam. (at petrolp

Chicago tNLl 600 100 OO0A-1 I 0
Detroit (ALl 600 O40 OO%4 : 0
Wyse. Erickson (7) and Giles
pie; Trucks and Richards.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-05

home wherein the owner has ample opportunity
to enjoy the many facilities for relaxation and CON-
home. The time, health and labor-saving advan-
tages of electricity saw "Turn the electric lite
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1945-01-05
PAA PLANES
TO RETURN TO
NORMAL RUNS

The Transatlantic Division of
Pan American World Anyways
will return to commercial oper-
atoms in January, following ter
mination Of it's contract for the
Naval Air Transport Service
While priority control remains
with the Navy Department, Pan
Americans flee: of Boeing Clip
pers will be operated on regular
scheduled flights to Europe and
Africa.
These ALTON flying boats, lar
gest planes in commercial service
anywhere in the world, have
provided pre-war and wartime
transportation for vital person.
mel and cal go for the past 51s
years. They have flown 100000
plane miles, carrying $4,000 pas
sengers and 100000 pounds of
express and mail.
Pan American will continue it's
war service over the Atlantic and
Pacific, and elsewhere. The air.
line recently resumed its COM
mercial flights out of Seattle to
Alaska, inaugurating a fleet of
Douglasses to the North for the
first time. For the past two years
the Alaska service has been un-
der Navy contract.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1945-01-05
THE NOME NUGGET

traffic in children's clothing has
become so widespread through
out Britain that the Board of
Trade intends to take drastic &C
ton against offenders in the fu-
ture.
Most transactions are sales by
poor persons to the rich and to
curb this fines up to $2,250 or
IL months Imprisonment have
been authorized.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1945-01-05
BLACK MARKET
IN KIDDIE CLOTHES
LONDON lap
PLANE
TALK
BY
Rowland Burnstan
EH;

About the time the world was
specializing on war one aircraft
manufacturer envisioned the design
of q combat airplane with speed,
maneuverability and fire power
greater than was ever before pos
sible in a fighter.
The powerful 1000 horsepower
engine and huge propeller infiu-
enced the design of one of this air.
planes most distinctive features
the inverted gull wing.
Minimum weight and maximum
performance is the goal of this air
craft design. Increased power and
speed present complexity of
problems. The shape and strength
of the fuselage must be aerodyna-
mically and structurally sound.
The type of landing gear, its re-
tracing mechanisms and ground
clearance for a highly efficient large
diameter propeller were but q few
Of the problems solved.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1945-01-05
NOTICED!

Anyone found breaking bulbs
and fixtures of the city street
lights. shall be deemed guilty OF
violating Section So. Of. Ordi-
nance No. $50 and fined or i'm
pirsoned. or both. upon the dis
cretion of the city magistrate.
CITY OF NOME,
BY CARRIE NJ. McLAIN.
City. Clerk.
Dec. 20; Jan. 3-5. I945.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1945-01-05

Fig. 1 is a midwing design Great
ing a desirable wing location and
providing for a large diameter pro-
peller but obviously creates land
ing gear too long to fold into the
wing section, and exceeding the
weight allowance for this part.
Fig. 2 indicates design salts.
factory insofar as the landing gear
is concerned; however, the wing To-
cation in relation to the fuselage is
aerodynamically undesirable.
In the inverted gull design Gig.
81 all Of the desirable features of
the midwing. and low wing are
maintained as well as the huge
propeller and necessary ground
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1945-01-05
ALONG MEMORY
LANE
TEN YEARS AGO TO-DAY
January 5th. 1881

Delegate Dimond presented
two bills to Congress for steps
to home rule.
Lindbergh identified Haupt-
mann as receiver of the ransom
money.
The chief of the Army Engi-
neers recommended $4,000 for
the maintenance of the Nome
harbor.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1945-01-05

A blizzard has held up all air
travel and dog-team travel for
the past three days.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1945-01-05

Illegal
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
2(lte Klei>cr>$ants,tl,a,,a


Gie Gore Der liiollden slusltels
ll,ngs5alc i'm AUDITORIUM auurocH
Spnntag, Scu 22.Mpril, seofiuet luno
tauieuoe 5ouncu &leioer ,uurbrn ab4
geliefcrt. .peil oie'e id)on Dor 8c-
ginn ser ofIi5icllcn Sanlmlung &C.
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tim luu Gleiber fiir Sic leioenoeu
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ten Sallbesleilen in europa mo
Nliem 5u ldlnn1aln.
0rei Telephone luurocn eillgerid.
te, I'M aile Gra9en 81 beanhuorten.
Ytan rufe Maiu $500, grtetiion 140
Die Sppen bon aleiSer, Die Oil,
tneiiteu ben0tigt treroen. iino: SGug.
lingsfleioer, 0rauen- uno sOtGodeu-
&leioer, Wt1nner- uno anaben-&lei.
oer. aappen uno aeltridtc Sophie.
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oefen, Ycttiiher ,uno Quilts. Glepc-
Lambs Gucte lit 100000 cite alei-
ser auf3ubringen unb fam iein 3iel
nur errei6en, 1penn Sic Sybre Arbeit
tun.
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Helit 2lltpapier ia,,,,,,el,,

@aIbinaton. Sc id)drier Ser &amtI
at alien isroutcn miro, oeIto er0Be:
miro audi Scr 9eoari an Yapier fir
ole Gerpaflrlg Der uerifieoenite1
&riegsmaterialien, ebifamente uno
&ationen, oie als ltdnoigcr Nadifub
an alie 6ronten aeianot lueroen mil
len. Nus bieiem 8runoe aber lit es
orinseno notuenoig, oaB allf tuir
bier 5uballIe jeSes bibden Eapier
al,ibeben rno ablieiern, oamit es fiir
Serpafllnesauede nel perarbeitet
weroen fann. llniere gapicriabrifen
fonnen Sen 9eoarf rur gum Teil
nit Neupapier oefen, llno aus bie=
fem @rlnoe bat jeoer 6eten uno
iebes Wlatt Mltpapier beute cine ge-
raoesu frieesapid)tise Ye0ea,tung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
THIS AND THkT

The Australian koaia, or liv-
ing teddy bear, never drinks, but
obtains moisture from the young
eucalyptus leaves on which he
lives.
Less than Is per cent Of Ca
lifornia total land area of 100
million acres is under cultivation
and less than one-fourtieth of this
cultivated area is planted to ci-
trus fuits-yet the oranges, le-
mons and grapefruit in Califor-
MIA make up one-fifth OF the agri-
cultural doller returns.
Gibbons (small apes) walk iii
an upright posture, either with
their hands crossed behind the
neck or with the knuckles rest
ing on the ground.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
E,,iti9e Gfe

vWie aft lit oein 0robpater?
"Slerunoncun5is ,uurbe er i'm
Suni!"
vllno llnmer nod riillig uno ls-
6ensfrob?"
vGas taan man wobl la9en! Gr
ldbt it'd iest nod INNER 5'pei Yaor
Soien anmeiien, suann er iib eincn
neuen An5us fauft!"
Nabreno zines nlebrt1gigen Gait
ipiels bate iiet @igli gleid bei ser
eriten slllffiibrl,ug eine Grfaltung gu
ge5ogsn 10 oab CT om s,ueiten Mbeno
nibt ouftreten fonnte. Ser Gireftor
frar allBer lid: .@as icl if nun ,ila.
dyen? Sd perlteb' nid)t, ipie Sic iid,
itberGaupt erfdlten fonnten!" Ser
Sanger entgegnete: vGas iilto eben
6ie 5oleen oes eriten slbenos: aul
Mbeno umbrauiten mid oie @ogen
Ser 8egebiterung, Damn geriet ib ii
Oea Sturm ser Yerebrerinnen, baraui
gitrg es beibb,twrie nad &auie, uno
Damn, ;laf elmer unrubieen Nadt, in
bea Seituneen = cine falte Guide
Sou man iid ba niht erfdlten f0r.
men?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Elsie Flash" Fleischer

Cleveland. Ohio, May 3-The
East Side Concert is gone but
not forgotten! The program was
very en- ioyable and the dance
was - shall | say super. anne
sure everyone had a wonderful
time, ch Tillie?
Bike Ride
The Bike Ride is this Sunday,
May 6. We will meet at 2 p. III.
at the Beach Bike Shop which is
located at the end of the Detroit
street car line. | am sure we wi!l
have d rip-roaring time after we
once hit the road and loose some
OF that middle-agc spread. Every
one is dying to see Eddie Schus-
ter and Helen Schmidt since they
have never attempted 10 ride be-
fore. Boy, will we have fun u.s.
watching too!
To Canton
We are anxious for the 10th of
May to arrive for then we will be
on our way to your city. Make
way for West for we are hoping
that our queen, ,Tillie Rehner, viii
bring home the bacon Cor the
CROWN.
Congratulations
We hear that Bob Gunesch has
promoted to first Lieut.. He is in
the Hawaiian Islands at the pre-
sent.
Tonight
we will celebrate one of Our Co.
mos birthday We understand
that some OF the East gang are
coming to help him celebrate so
why don't some of the West kids
come down too. After ALL he be-
longs to our club.
There will be meeting to-
night { Friday. Please be prompt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts by the Cleve
land District Office of Price Ad.
ministration on local stations dur
ing the week are as follows:
Frida, May 4.
at 1000 p. m., WHBC, Canton,
Chester Bowles.
Saturday, May S
at o:45 a. m., VIVIAN, Mansfield
Question Box.
Saturday, May S
ut II As a. m., WIKI, Cleveland.
OPA Today.
Saturday, May S
at 1885 p. m., WJW, Cleveland,
O. p. A. Farm News.
Saturday, May S
at l2:45 p. m., WJW, Cleveland.
Chester Bowles.
Sunday, May 6
at 1000 a. m., WECA, Ashtabula,
Chester BoWles.
Sunday, May 6
at S:45 p. M, VIVIAN, Mansfield,
Hasten the Day..
Monday through Friday
"OPk Reporter"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
Dies nitN Dos!

Tie Ta,ler ser sslitterluohen rid,
tet ii1 oft na6 ser 3eit, Sic Elm liebe-
trunfenes Yaar aur @rniidterung
ben0tigt.
Ser Weg our 2iebe gebt ourt)
ben Maseu. aein @unoer, bab 10
biele Meaihcn an 8croauungsbe-
idaperoen leioen.
- Der &orteil BEL Nunof,mfreoelr
lit oft Der, bab man Sen Heoner niht
brauht.
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Meetings
ANSWERS

See Questions ON page S
|. Genera.
?. A cockroach.
3. Platinum.
4. Sultan.
5. Yes.
6. About a century old.
7. John d. Rockefeller.
8. At Oxford University.
9. AS ambassador to Belgium.
10 In St. Johns Episcopal
-hurch, Richmond, Va.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-03
Der Kai,,pi eeeen Sic
G,aerillos ..

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grtb criulgt, Elm &ulnitee leiner Mit.
glieber naeb Seltidlano 5u cntienOen
lun Die &pn5entrutlonsIaaer 81, be
.uc)cn unc iid bon oem Satiaheu.
beltaro Orr genelo>ten Wrel,el, .pgl.
dJs sen Jta5is 5lr Sol gcIcgt lperocn.
5u ilber5e,gen. 8leihjciiig bat ous
&rie9sOclnrinrcllt al 1crilie Bel.
tllngsberaltsge6er III oeu Eereinigtcn
Staatcn ole Glnlabung cr0cben loi-
len, iiU Dem aorlarcbfonlitcc an,u.
ld)licCen. Sas &onliice fat an Ser
Spite bcn Spred,cr bcs Senats,
&.rrn Narilen ullo lit bercits iii
SciltlG,lallo eingetrof.cn.
Gle 9sird1tiUlna ser Shrefers-
lager ourm mabgeblide uno oie 81.
ientliGe Meinuna bccluiluiien0c
YerlGNldf liten lit elm beariil,ens
!uerter Sd,ritt, ocnn cs miro in 3u
funft INNER iiod cine ganje Hcibe
pon Hel,tan gc5en, lpeld,c Die.@reuel-
mcloungen OILS Yrppaaanoa bctrad)-
ten uno Sic Siid)tigfeit ser slugaben,
10 lpia tic Don ben &rieastorreipon-
0erten gciradt iporoc, iil,o, besaue!.
iclu lperosu. Sic Ginlaolmg an Ous
aougreDtonitee ocbt ION einen1
Manne aus, beiien ein5iles Ssnfen
iid Lungs nilildriid)er Aidtliuiea
bopeat. 0ian miro ocDer taltn III
Ser Inndlnle feblgcbcu, oab @enc.
raj Giienbo.pcr eineu Ylan fir ois
Vebanolluig Scr 6uerillo Streitz
frGfte bat. SSir neiaen ser llebcr.
5ellgung 5r, Oab ser General Giien-
bolper ntrp cincr Grpflnnatipn Ser
9efcblsbaber Scr alliierteu Streit-
frdfte, Oab Ser orgariicrte @ioer-
itano aulsebo.t iat, Sic nod perblic.
beacn Glemcl,tc ser NcSi-GueriQas
nift 5lt Ouerillas, ionoern 5ll @ar-
oitcn itelnpein ,rirS. !fii ,suo unH
&edIt Oiirite er nod lueiter geben lulo
anf Ser Urunolage ser Gulbiillunge.l
Ser lesten paar @oden erfluren, bab
oie'e Glcnente, oie nod) 0eenniallng
oes organIilerten &ioerItanoes ,pei.
ter fimpieil, %erbreher iino, oie ser
ltrafenoen @ered)tigfeit 5rgeiiibrt
werben miil1en, ur.o Oab CT iic ent.
iprefeno Debanocln Mrs.
Nir ilnS iibersellgt, odB bie iiber
!apiegenOe .ytebrbeit Der Sltern amc-
rifanlider Soloate,t,8 oie jstt in CIT
roea fdnlpieu, bittere &iage iiibren
luiiroe. lucnr oas Nufrulrlen nit
Sielcn ieinolihcn lleberbIeibiell.
idnuercn Nerlult an Afenlhenleben
aui unicrer Scltc 5ur Splge baben
niiroe. ISenn 8cneral Giienboluer
lid bdber cntid)ieo, Dtetbooen an5V
lpe!tocn, frelda hie all,erifaniihe Mrs
nice bisher nid)t aegen oen organi-
iierten @ioeritonS ser oeutidpn Or
NICE ms Selo SIT Fiibrcn iiir angss
braht belt 10 miro er. !nierer slN.
iid)t nadJ, pollani gerccbtfertigt IeiH,
iolde S1ritte sl crgreiiell. SEQ,
tleine Uruppe BON SS.Seliten iniH
Ser Gcitaru, Die iit in oiinltiger Eu
i;tion in Den 8aperiten slIpcn be
finoet, tonnte elmer augreiIenoeu
Mrmee leidt idnpere &crluitc 5u.
iiigen.
General Gilelrboiper bat sic :gtit-
tel sur Gerfiiaung, Sen Guerilla.
8ioeritanb clne Idaperen Serlrlt
al Meuitenlebet 81, ;ibsr,pinoen,
uno iuir 9lauben, oab er oieie Ntits
tel armenoen miro llro iollte.