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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-15
HOLMES REVIEWS
SLAUGHTER PLEA
Substantiates Contention
That Serious Meat
Shortage Exists

A request to Secretary of Agri-
culture Anderson to authorize i'm
mediate slaughtering of local avail
able beef cattle was renewed yes
terday by Clayton c. Holmes, Will
mington attorney who represents
a large number of consumers.
In his letter, he enclosed evil
dence from City Manager A. C..
Nichols to substantiate his previ-
GUS contention that a serious meat
shortage exists here.
Mr.. Nichols, in his letter to the
District Rationing executive in
Raleigh, did not agree with the
calculations made by the Raleigh
office recently on the amount of
meat furnished to consumers in
Wilmington, nor their interpreted
ton of the figures he sent them,
Mr.. Holmes said.
In checking three of the local
meat distributors, Mr.. Nichols
found that for the week of June
"a, they handled for New Hanover
county just under $4,000 pounds OF
meat. Assuming h t the fourth
distributor in this area handled
the same amount as the other three
the total would approximately 35,-
900 pounds.
These figures do not include Ar
mour or Swift, but, Mr.. Nichols
wrote, sin view of the fact that
their deliveries into New Hanover
county are distributed over some
ten counties I see no way to as
sumo that they may have put into
this New Hanover county areas any
more than or as much as the re-
ports indicate the other distribu-
tors placed here.
Mr.. Nichols also referred to the
factor of the increased population
of Wilmington, which has not been
considered in allocating meat quo
tas, Mr.. Holmes reported.
Reference was made in the let
ter to recent OPA survey OF
local meat dealers, and in talking
with some of the. persons who
were engaged in the survey, Mr..
Nichols concluded that the meat
dealers just do not have any meat
81 have not yet been able to de-
termine how you arrived at the
estimate of anything near one and
three-fourths pounds being avail
able per person in New Hanover
county," Mr.. Nichols wrote; "but
1 am sure there is no one living
in this county who would agree
there was more than a fraction
of that amount to be had. I know
in my case in the last two weeks
(Cnntinued m Page Two: Col. q
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WLB PENALTIES
PRINTING UNION
Order Suspension OF Con.
sideration of Volun-
tary Agreements

WASHINGTON, July IA Up -
The War Labor Board today Or
dered suspension of consideration
by it's newspaper commission of all
pending voluntary agreements be-
tween publishers and the 1nterna-
tional Typographical Union (AFL)
as a penalty for the unions re-
fusual to end walkouts at two New
Jersey newspapers.
In an unusual decision following
a show-cause hearing, the board
said the union is violating public
policy in declining to end the stop
pages until the publishers of the
Jersey Journal, Jersey City, and
the Bayonne, N. j., Times accept
the unions new bylaws as part of
the contract.
The union officers contended
such issues are not subject to col
lective bargaining or the boards
authority. They said today they
would see every newspaper COM
posing room closed down before
they budged from their position.
Some 20 other cases, voluntary
agreements between publishers and
the printers, are pending before
the boards newspaper commission
in Chicago.
These cases will be held up pend
ing determination whether they
were negotiated under the TITUS
policy about which the board COM
planned.
If so found, the board said it
would refuse to approve such
CONTINUED on Page Two: Col. ~
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TRUMAN, CHURCXrEL,
STAIN CONVE ILNG
ON BERLIN FOX MEET
Henry Morgenthau's
Replacement Pushed
By President Truman

WASHINGTON, July 14.-R
The White House said today
that President Truman is Sped
Ing up his replacement of Hen
ry Morgenthau, Jr., as Sec
rotary of the Treasury.
The accelerated action, tax
en- at Morgenthau's own re-
quest, presidential letter said,
will result in the immediate
transmission to the senate of
War Mobilizer Fred M. Wilson's
nomination for the post.
Previously, Mr.. Truman had
planned to wait until his return
from the "Big Three" confer
ence in Germany, which from
recent indications will be a
protracted one.
The next session of the senate
will be on Monday.
The White House released an
exchange of letters between
Morgenthau and the chief ex-
ecutive, the latter writing from
the ship on which he is en-
route to the big three meeting.
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salt meat, vegetables, bulk stor-
age of food, and a locker room,
Morton said. These compartments
will be maintained at varying de-
grees in temperature, according
to needs.
Sixty per cent of the 500 lockers
already have been rented by farm
ers and the remaining 40 per cent
will be available for individual
users.
Mr.. Bass said yesterday h e
plant would process meats and
vegetables for locker users a n d
commercial use. He added that
poultry also would be processsd
for locker renters. This would in
clude killing, dressing and freez-
ing the fowl. In addition to other
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Work is scheduled to start Mon
day on $4,000 plant for the
Frozen Food Locker Company, OF
Wilmington, to be located at Hill
ton and Fifth and Cape Fear
Streets.
Announcing the issuance of a
building permit yesterday to t n e
plant owners w. D. Bass and W..
E. Cherry, City Building 1nspec-
tor Gilbert F. Morton said the
building was scheduled to be fin
ished within 80 days.
L. T. Rogers, contractor. is in
charge of construction of t h e
one-story brick and steel structure.
The plant will be so by IS feet in
sixe, and will consist of a lobby
and office, rooms for processing,
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shift IN FOOD
COST PLANNED
will Be Transferred To
Consumer Pocketbooks
To End Subsidies

WASHINGTON, July 14.-tR-The
administration is working on plans
for shifting $1,000, 100000 in food
costs to consumer pocketbooks next
year, eliminating subsidies.
The objective is to ease adjust
ment of farm prices to postwar
conditions and to reduce govern
ment Of farm prices to- postwar
conditions and to reduce govern
ment expenditures.
The subsidies involved are large
~ nose which the government ex-
'aollShed to prevent increases in
Wohtlnued on Page -Four; Col. y
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GEEK ENDURING PEACE

SEEk ElNOCASAA ->
LONDON, July 14.-OUP)
President Truman, Prime
Minister Churchill and Pre-
mier Stain converged on the
, shattered German capital of
Bprljn tonight, where they
will confer amid the ruins
wrought by their armies in
search of the means of an en-
during world peace.
The advance guard of their top
advisers were arriving at the close
" Guarded capital. The three lead
ers themselves are expected to
confer for the first time at SUBJ
urban Potsdam Sunday night, ope-
rina q historic Today conference
which will seek agreement on an
intricate maze of political, eco
nomic and military problems. De-
tailed discussions will begin Mon
day.
Last minute preparations in the
sealed-off conference area OF Ho-
henzollern palaces and woodlands
at Potsdam set the stage for the
meeting. A freshly-painted green
and white barrier guards the road
into the forbidden zone. Green
capped Russian troops manned the
barrier and stood guard at 5o-yard
intervals along the highways.
visitors Forbidden
All visitors, including newspa-
nermen. were forbidden to pass
the barrier. Marshal Stain OF Rus
sia was host as he was at Yalta.
potsdaln is in the Russian occu'
patton zone.
The big three probably will
greet each other for the first time
in the vast Potsdam palace set
aside for the conference.
President Truman at last re-
ports was speeding through British
waters aboard the cruiser Angus
ia, with another cruiser and SIX
destroyers for escort.
DISPATCHES from Gibraltar said
huge American transport plane
landed there early Saturday, load
ed with Americans. Names of
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COUNTY PASSES
E BOND QUOTA
Sales To Men And Women
In Service Boost Total
To $2,504,553

In the final report of "E" bond
sales, New Hanover county scored
slightly over 100 per cent in the
Seventh War Loan drive through
it's purchase of $2,504,553 worth of
bonds against a quo.a of $2,478, 900,
J. G. Thornton, chairman of the
City War Finance committee, an
rounced yesterday.
Preliminary tabulations, indicat-
ing that the county would fall
short of its quota in CO. bond
sales, were boosted over the top by
Continued on Page -Four; Col. II
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BY MALCOLM MUIR, JR.

10y 4AAAOOANA MUM, Jns
United Press Staff Correspondent
PARIS, July IA U.H Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower and field
Marshal Sir Bernard L. Montgom-
cry today relaxed the non-fratcrni-
cation rule governing American
and British occupation troops in
Germany and Austria to permit
them to converse with German
adults in streets and other public
places.
The rule still applies to private
conversation with Germans. Un-
der the relaxation, American SOL
diers may now legally talk and
walk with German girls. The Or
der did not define public places"
A senior staff officer at British
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WEATHER
FORECAST


wv -0,IA Carolina: Mostly cloudy, warm
syo;x humid with scattered afternoon and
s..iihg showers and thunderstors Sun
Jay and Monday.
Eastern Standard Time)
80, Ny U. s. Weather Bureau)
'u a. "a. 7:20 a. II; 1870 D, 1880 D. II.
Normal 49,
TEMPERATURE
Nc l''V a 81 Z 80 a. 90; l 80 D, SO: 1880 D,
,o, HUMIDITY
Is 'Va' 81; 7:30a. 90; 1900, 90: 1880 D.
PRECIPITATION
10y inches. '''' - AA
''Vo inches VI ''ie nAoi''''
ru TIDES FOR TODAY
& rom ron. the Tide Tables published by U.
''I and Geodedtc Survey
Nilmin,. High Low
''il -------------- 1:46a. 9:07a
Mssonbo,. 2:22p. 9:24p
Inlet -------- IA. 5:49a
nun sunrise Sis; Sunset ~ a:p Moon ,gip
Pc Moonset ll:27a.
esv or stage at Fayetteville 8 6, yester.
'A''naed On Page Nine; Col. b
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, ADVANCE ADVISERS
REACHING CAPITAL
Illumination OF Europe's
Affairs Termed One OF
The Main Issues
1nANE For MEETING

LEAVE FOR MEETING
MOSCOW, Sunday, July Is.
-Generalissimo Stain
m and Foreign Commissar Molo-
4 tnv left today for the Big
Three Nh meeting at Potsdam.
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Continued on Page Two; Col. p
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08
Aarbruf fir Earl Trau(rb

slud) id) mar gefontmelt Inn pp,,
einem lie6et ssre,tnbe Mbifieo 5!l
neDnen lluo id, mod)te Worte, bic
id) beim @egrGbnis nld)t gum Mus-
brltf brirgen fonnta, in biclem Nnh.
rlli barbri,,gcn.
9lls &raiioent Ser Sc,ltlcbcn Biibne
pcrhrad)t, ief) mebrere Sabre in eng
tier 3uIomnglrarbeit init Gurl
3raltld) in evr gr3e,rgltag ser So
mails gcsptencn Nuffiibrunen, il,
.ralcheu nNubale unb 2;ebe" 1'nb
.Mlt SciSelberg" apobl Sen @lons,
rltft biloeten ,lro MIR rllporber=
ssi,b,ne lln,itdnoc ueri,i,,oerten ois
9lufiiibrltnu bon .3ilbe!m Eea".
Sn oieler 3eit bate iet oic bette
@slegenbeit einr,t noIlen Ginblief II,
Den ircigenniitigen feinen Sharafter
oas tic;e alinltecrItGnonis ,,no htc
ibealc S,iil9a6c ocsGeridicoenen fen,
nen sl lcrucn. Sdl mndjte baruI,
biern1it bcfcnucn baB niht MIR uns
icrc licbci Siebe!t5iirgcr Sahien.
lonNern oas gauge bi.iise oeutlhe
Gclfstilm eincn 'ieiler Viren i'm
Scarf Grollid) nerlorcu bat.
sfli biaiem @ege monte ih linn
oarlrn Gin berslid1as ASe iiir unicr
biciians Neutidps Goltst,rm nad,-
rlifen. Otto &. Stride.
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fe nit erobe, Berlulten alf beioen
Seiten I'm Sang. &ieitge Beobdbter
gloltben, boB sic Sssapater nerlnhen
tperoenL ibre Streitfraite in Nan1s
pnng inns aanbiien sll pcreinigen,
INN oas aan3c @olirams8eb:et au er-
faiien ,mo cine Sdaissone fir Oct.
aorrioor 5u id)affen, Cen tie bon
9engpang mad, SONG Song gespcn.
men babelt.
iserncr lrirb semelbet, bab finrs
iiid)e Orurpen IN @ege,rangriflen,
bic pom Sitbolteu eeeen Gbalin'g &C.
fiibrt 4purben, ssortthrittc er5:e!t
lyahcn.
&ier ela:lbt man, baB iif) infolgc
bes Gerllites bon Maniln elite &abis
nettsfri'e in Gofio eut,pideln miro.
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TelephongeseIIsehoft
sorgt fver AngesteIIte

Mngeltcute ser Shp 8ea 5eie.
phone Company gclten ols rbcurs
laubt", iolonga iie i'm Seeres- oNcr
0lottenoienit iteten. Somie lie gu
Ser @eieIlIdait Suriidfchren, fo.ncr
lie aui jeoen Iull o:eielt. Stellung
lino sic glcide @c5abIung erhalts,l,
Gle lie Dor ibrcr lrilit1rbianItSci,
irnc battea. G.eie Gntidrbuna lpl,r,
sc BON GrdiiNcut NanSolph Gioc
nllf @runo zines @cidlui'es bes 81,
rettor:,ms befallut eeaeben.
Die gan5e HJiilitir5eit ipiro alS
Sienlt5eit bel Ser UeicQidlnit onac,
rehnet, mas iiir Ycuiionen uno an,
rere &ersiinItialmgsn cine groBr
Hollc ipielt. Scr 2cihIuB Miro aui
gngeltelIte ausgeoebnt, oie bere:tS
aus Sem Milittiroicnit cutlnlicN
murocn.
@er bon ni,n an aus Ser s(rmCe
cber 6lotte gum GienIt bci Ser Se.c.
pbpnaeIellIcbait 5Hriidfebren mill,
nlub bies III ser pnn ser Rcgierunn
porgclfr:etenen 3eit tlm. Gann
itcbt Sem @etretfenocu sic alte Stcl-
lung pfien NIT ser Ve5ablwug, oie
nobl olgenblidlicb bSber lit olS
cor einigen Sabren. Sails Die Sage
es iuiinId)cusmert crid)cil,en lGbt,
fam ser 9etreifenSe auh einen $50
Itcu in elmer oncercn Stubt erbaltcn.
9ereits I'M rergoneenen SerbIt
ionote Grdiiocnt GiSe ieoem snse.
ltcllten. Ser i'm ,Seereso:enit itebt,
einen 9rief, in Dem er perItanAigt
,purcc. es lei sic 9Ibiiht Ser 8es
ielihait, iiir ieoen nuh Scr Mili-
ttir3e:t eiue Stelluna ofien 81 ba
zen. Sic @eIellIdlait lit itol5 an
Sen Stcnlt. Sen ihre slngeIte!ltcn
ocm @a.crlano leilten, unh bat cin
i.dnoiaes Ssntereiie oil ibrcr Stiid
f,br", crtliirtc er.
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KrieeSarbcit tereantpae,te
tuctit Grfcle ami

Gs gibt fein MadTIalien pom Yrp-
ouftionsplan III Glcoeiano llno 10
ioll es u,idl bleibeI. Sics lit sic @ar-
rti,ng ser lltiliiarbeboroeu uno Sc
gier,tngsaaentursn. Var Manpnpe,
Tireftor 'Stuart n. Smiib berihtet.
baB oic slrbe!ter- lsroousierungs-
Ganpognc nod Dor tSchlub Ser &am-
pagne 1860 sll,eiter peranIaBt
bate midtlsere slrhcit ausllncbmen
gegen 6322 in rcrielben Eeriooc inn
Te5enlbcr. Sauptnann San'eu iagte,
buB bic NGnp banftor ici iiir oie Sil-
fe l,no erIud)tc hie GIeueianoer Mr.
better a,,h lreiten1in binter ser
6lotte 81 itel)en. @ir boifcn oob ser
&rieg sll unicrn 8uniteu ,reiterae-
iiibrt miro. Gs lit lest rlcbr Wunl,
tion notlpanbig aIs gleid) nah Yearl
Marbor. Sas Galnpnanc-S hlodNporl
hleibt audi ,peiterbin beiteben rSeoc
perlorene Stlrnoe beoeutet uisllei6t
bas Seben eines GleoeInuoer Sl,ns
gen."
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,1idht III heit eiien!

@ie ieoer auBergGpobalihc Ncij
auf unieren aorper pon ldIolidp,n
Ginflub lit, 10 lit audi Elm lleber.
ooer llntcr'd)reiten ser Semperat!lr,
sic Ole eir5elnen Speiien in Sem
9(,taenblif bnbeu, in Dem mir lie su
uns ncblner, iiber Sen @drmepunft
binous, ser unierer @iutluIrme crts
iprid,t. in mabr ober minoer bobem
@raSc if,.iolid>. llrier Srganlsnlls
lit iosar idpn fiir gerinse ao.peld)-
lnaen pon beleln Yunft bodNt emp.
finolid,. s(ter ,pie miro hnd) gegcN
oicIe Natuyfprherlne im Nintcr tp;e
audi i'm CONNER rerltoBen! Sie
Suppe, Scr Zee poer Ser aaffee f6n
men nidt beiB genlg, lpobreno See
Gremn ipisoerum I'M Sunmcr nid)t
falt Jenlta lein faut
am ihlimnitcn iinb sic ,so!gcn,
lpeiuu beioe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
!parm umo falt, seitlih umittelbor
uufeinnnoerfolJen, Irenn man 3. ..
SpiIdrn elmer beiben Suppe faltes
@aiier trinft ooer Gis ul,o beiBel
aaiiee faIt in einem atem5lg 81, liA
ni1nmt.
Die ridJtige Iemperatur liest bel
Dem 95 Grab syabrenbeit. troboen
1utNen mir ,,nierem Srgatlsmus
nid)t lelten oie Muinubme Don Sc.
trdnfen nno Speiien alL beren Cent
perah,r 125 Urao sSabrenbeit unN
iogar nod mebr 6etrdgt. Gle barm-
loieiten ssolgen lino nod oie einfa-
hen Yerbalungslt0rurgen. oie Spei.
ier0bre leiOet gang l,ngelnein lmter
Sen temperatures ipeis
terbin treten GormA ,lno Masen-@a
tarrbe als ssolgen auf, ia es fanll
gu Wutunaen ber Wagenldleilnbau1
,no 5ur Bilbamg Don 8eidruiiren
foninen.
sscrner ilro oie 3iibne leiotrage.'
Sc 1eile, grobe @armeunteridfeoe
laiien zen .3abnbelag, oen 3abn.
idndel3, iprilrpen. Sn ben feinen
Siiilen ieten iib Die Seine ab. 81
3dbne ipdter sdn5lid) 5erit0rcn. Gin
ltdbernlnb bon Wdriae tpie aud DO
a1lte in unicrer Mabrlng bring
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Gollearo. Coon Eolp, ser bod, in Sc,
Suft Ieine aunlt erspeilt. Sri. Gictpcr
3adyini. oie ous elmer Ganone uor
einem Gno 5i,nl 9lrSern i'm sluoito.
rii1m acIdloiien iriro. slubcrocm glib.
es nod mebrerc onoere lleberraidn,n.
Ell fiir bns Eubliflm.
Sas 3irfusfomitec unter peri0n
lid)er Seitllng bon George 6. Soif-
man als Goriiber lno @iaiam &.
SdmlOt ais Sireftor, irifit grcBc
@or6ereitlulgeu.
Tintrittsfartcn tpcrben bon iibcr
800 nfnslicoern Ser 8rotto perfauit
Gieienigell, sic it,on Sidcts gefauft
baben n,oge, oieie nod Dor Sem 10.
6ebrlrar fir onocrc eintauihcn I'M
Die be'ler Siss 81, befornmeu.
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pic Disadvantages
Gtii,as aciGtrcet

Gburpfiua. TaS d,ineIiIdp Sber=
tonunau>o gibt bcfm,nt, baB Die Sa-
pancr bon &!lfona in Or Erouin5
&auangtlug IN nillider Mihtllug npr-
riitfen uno sic @olfrnnlueer bon
9tamnlug, 6 sfei!cn bon &ul,fona,
behrobcn Gor Nenl letter aroBen
Eorllarid, Der Snpaner in China
brafte mani has foitbare @olfrom.
ipclhes fiir Sic Seritalllntg bon ssein
itohl iii Ser YhtlitiousillrlrItrie &C.
bru.,d)t miro. inn ,SIugscllg mad, Sen
Gerpinigten S:aateu. Tie ictigs Mn-
fiinhiguna teiIte nit, oaE Die Said
ncr oas @cbiet iiioliCb bon Siam,
pl,na ON Sanlstag erreidt baben.
9sGcll1 bon &anbiicn, $50 Meis
len nGrSllih pcn Song &ons, in Scr
9srcb;ns G.oangli, lino bittcre &iinp,
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slae &ueGen unN MdbGen uno bic
le sllten lperoeu iitb freuen, ipenn i,c
erinbren, naB ser Ml tSirat 8rottp
Sirius nlldj bies Sabr nid,t o,lsblcibt.
Der ledGsebnte Crotto Sirius ,piro
MOntcaabcuo, Sen ~. tsebruar, cr-
offuet fiir 5lpcl &od'sn I'M Nublic
Mlloitorill,n. Seoen Ibeno aibt cs
cine GorltellllnJ nit slnsrobnc ppn
Sonutag; NahmittagporItclllulge
Iino3n ieoc &oGc am Mtittpod,, Son-
ncr5tra, Grcitag !mo Sam5tag Itatt.
Sir IS Sabre babeu Giepclmos
3irfu5lic6baber Oclegenbcit 9ebatt
Sirius 81 IebeH uno INNER ipuroc
8robeS gebotcll. 9lber Dies Sabr iolI
es hc'cnScrs oielc llebcrraIdn,ngeu
gehen. itnter Sen Sd,auipiclern iinb
ser lpeltberiihnrte Srahtturner Con
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K6lte ,,nS 0ebiresertee
Gcs ser 0ys in 1taliett

Mom. Sic am,rifaniihcl,
Scloaten an ser ssrunt ser 5. sr-
NEE sittern in ibren Iuhslodprn
Dor a1lte benu ser 8inter lit nit
elmer @ut,t b,reingebrohcu, mie iie
Stalien ieit langeln nid,t erlebt bat.
Ga5u fommt nod. oaB Sc 5. Ir-
NEE in sen itnapirtlihen Mpenninen
ieltliegt, sic rauber iino, oils man
iih semeinbin puritellt. Sic baben
snar marme &leiourg. aber lernen
talo aus eigener Griabrllrg, oab
aud, iparme &leiber inn Mpenninen-
,pirtcr niht bel belieu.
sln ser isront iino be:oe Seitel'
.penia ooer gar niht uormGrts &C.
fpmmen, nno ser sluientbalt al,
ser Sront lit unsemiitlid in Ses
Wortcs permeaeniter 9eoeutung.
Die Nmerifaner eiien nur folte
aonierNu. G;e Geutldeu iinb niel
Sll nabe unS piel 81 iharIaugi9,
ais haB man &od)ieucr ansiinben
tonnte. Sic Gerbnoungslinien uah
riidparts iino 3u idlaeht, I'M mar
mes gi'eu in sic 6rontlinen ihaf-
ZEN 81 fonneu.
Iie Sauptiorge ser Nmerifoner
lit Sic oei!tid)c slrtillerie. Ias
ietroIife grtillerieie!er nirS itGr.
fer ,lno itdrter, 10 bab es manhs
mol ioaar oas al:ierte Artiaarie-
ieuer an SuautitGt iibertriiit. IS
jeibt, oab sic Ieutideu lire Muni.
ton in ocn StGOten binter ser
;Sront, iosor in Bologna, beritcl,
len. ..
Smmerbiu balte!s sort sic anle.
.ifanildle lmb sic brit;ihe Armee
etlpa % heutide Gipiiionen felt.
sic iett oringcno anoers.po se-
brauht tpiiroeu. Beneralleutnant
Slarf bot crit Dor fur5em einem
aonarebfomitec erfldrt, oaB sic al
Iiierten Mrmeen audi in ser Sfien,
iiue ielten 5ablenmdbis itdrter aIs
Die oeutiden iino unS ic:ner aniibt
nad) oic ameritaner mebr an Ser
italieniicben Jront leiiten ais on
anSercn ;sronten.
@as aber Die @S's am meiiten
argert. lit Ser llmltano, oab sic
8erUan0ten babeim unO sic Bel,
tunsen sic gan5 irr:ee @oritealtna,
DAP oie ssrpnt i'm rionnigen Sta
lien :ubia lit. Sn sen Stars uno
Stripes" erihienen por fur5cm eli,
nlge beftige 9lagen barber. Sol,
oatcu batteI BON oaheim 8liiflpiin
'he ihrer slnseb0riaen erbalten
Sab lie an e:ner rubisen lpnb liche,
rem tsront itiinSen. @enn aber ,!rci
gIeid, ltarfe 6einSe iid) an einer
ltarr ae.uorSenen 0ront seseniiber.
Iteben, 10 lit oas JrontSaiein alles
onloere cher als gemiitlid.
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Raibinaton. Gas Sdyabamt ipar,1.
te 2aoeniM!>ahcr ,,rtS 8anfcn IN he1
.Snnsen saation, por ae'dliebten SIC.
giernnasid)eds al,f Scr Sut 81 iein,
Die Sdpfs Iine angsblicle &caie'
rlnsssahlirlgcn iiir sinaeboriac Ser
StreitfrGfte, Sic oils Sicnituntauglid
cntlaIicn ii,ao, habeu 1her feline Mebn.
lidfe;t nit bcn Sdpds oes Shas.
omtes. Sic baben cine qelbe Sartc.
wcbirgcscn Die SdNabantslheds
grim scfarbt iinb. a,,S tragen oie
Nufid,rift: disabled &s:eron's 0u-
reau", cine Mgentur, sic garnidt
criItiert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08
1ta3is beka,spte,,, Il. =.
uerloreit 100000 111ann

Sonoon. Sn eil,er Verliner ,yunfs
lelro,llrg aruroe bebauptet, oob nie
slnerIfaner IN Scr bcntiGen 2lrbcn
neneSiIeniioe 100000 Monn an %.
ten nno Terlpunocten perloren ba.
ben; SAB bie slmerifaaer ieruer
1142 5ants ms nrotor,l lierte @c.
ld!itc. ioluie 220 Yan5erautonobiie
oOer illsge;annt 10 Iir.lioncu nit
|poller Nusriiit!na rcrlorcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08

Son ser Girde Scr Seutlb 8e-
meilroe aus muroe am Wrntag. ocn
5. Setruar, olc iterblide Siille oes
Ssrru Scarf Srallid) sur letten Hl,be
getrogcn. Tie 3ahl ser IN Ser &ircbp
GrlGienenen irar Elm hereotes 3eltg,
mis- Ser @erehruug Oes &erichieoencn.
IS iparen crgreifenbe l,no lnoblper.
oiente &ortc, NIT lpclhcn &srr Yfar-
rer IGlltllhldnNcr ,,no Serr Hfatrcr
ToiieI sen Guti1lafcncn ols Mtann,
ais Guhltiadsoerltdnbigen l,lto ais
lb,abitrger Sablcn ebrtcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08

ais int minterlid,en @albinetnn, 8.
6. 60 iprud) Der reritcrbene HrGii=
bent Saroing in elmer ReSc i'm ,suIi
1923 slt Seattle, @aiflltgton, iiber
sllasfa, uro bas biiritc al,d, he,,tc
nod slitreifen.
Die Satsfil Wtpuntains por Sen
Soren Seem PORTS tp,roen nad, Der
@ilOfate benannt oic beute nod
gelcgentlih in ihrcn 9SGlSern an5u.
treIiel lit llb alld) in ben iiolierteu
@egenoGn ser sloirpuoads uor'
fpnmt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-02-08
u. =. Bomber bra,titen
t,,eitiacr 1sciabmi,o

2onbon. Gie Itdnoig Sunabneuoe
Mad,t mc,ifaliitsr GanpfIIieger,
Iotpie Die Sntiade, Sab sic 2ufhuoIie
imnler ipenjGer 9feuerllng 5e'gt bel
Eaaesliht erfoIaenoc slitgriife ST.
befdmpien, bat oie 8. II. 2. 2uit.
flotte in SIC Sage geiebt. oie ge-
rnannllng ibrcr idaueren @onhet
non 10 Glf 8 berab3uIcscu.
Sic idNucrcn Bomber iuaren i2it
Reainn oe5 &riege5 nit 10 Wann
beiebt aGueien, 81, of itlnoenlangc
Ingrifie oeltifer Gampiiliager ob,
gepebrt Ireroeu muBtcu.