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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23
Barrage on
IS Mile
Front

Berlin said today Field Marshal
Montgomery seeing 10 be ready"
for grand offensive across the
lower Rhine. Along SIS mile
smoke-shrouded front from Arm.
hem 10 Duesselldorf. the Germans
broadcast Montgomery had begun
# massive artillery harrage, such
az often signals his big pushes.
Montgomery Ii waiting with
massed forces OF British. Canadians
and Americans. South of his front,
the a. s. First Army holds the mid.
die Rhine's west bank and an ex-
panding bridRehcad across II. The
Third Army holds tho bank from
Coblenz 10 Ludwlgshafen after the
Third and g. s. Seventh visited
disaster on the Germans In tho
Saar-PAlatlnate offensive.
With this gRrgRntnan display Of
military power facing him. Field
Marshal Albert kesselring was
called from Italy TO assume thp
German command In the west,
front reports said. replacing Field
Marshal Won Rundstedt.
Raj Lancasters dropped $4,000.
pound volcano bombs on a Bremen
rail bridge area. spearheading al
tacks in another day Of the Allied
air offensive which has scourged
the burning Ruhr. Hltler's last
major munitions center. opposite
points where the Germans said
Montgomery's 21st Army group
was making preparations for a big
Rhine crossing onslaught" Fight
erbombers were out at dawn again
in bright weather.
New Threat
Another threat TO the Rubr de-
veloped south OF the 21st Army
group. The n. s. First Army ex-
banded its east-Rhine hold TO 81
miles in length and held at least
nine miles OF the Sieg Rivers
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23
treasury to
Crack Down

Washington, Mar. 23-UP -
Treasury agents were moving in on
big cities from coast to coast today
to crack down on free spenders"
and black market operators who
are cheating the government out
Of an estimated $5,000,O00,000 a
year in income taxes.
Elmer l.. Trey, the gang buster
boss of Treasury enforcement agen-
cies. said the drive would not be
confined to winter vacation resorts
but would go into every segment
Of business where we might find
something interesting"
Describing the drive as the big
See TAXES-Page &
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23
BERLIN
BY DEWITT MACKENZIE

BY DEWITT MACKENZIE
The friendly but determined race
for Berlin between the Muscoyites
and the Western Allies-a contest
which the Russians seemed to have
in a sack no longer than a month
ago-has taken on a new aspect as
the result OF our sweeping victories
in the Rhineland.
In short, General Eisenhower's
command has a hghting chance
(no pun intended) to reach the
German capital first Now don't
get me wrong Betting odds certa.
inly must remain on the Red forces,
especially since they're only 30
miles or so from the metropolis
while their colleagues are about
ten times as far away. Admittedly
IL would be more discreet to say the
western Allies have a chance to ar.
rive at about the same time as the
Russians
Obstacle Race
The point is that this Is an OBJ
stacle race. and so depends on the
breaks The Soviet troops for their
part are upSsainst fierce opposition
in the oder line OF defenses before
Berlin. for the Nazis are terrified
OF the ratribution which may be
exacted for the awful atrocities
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE. two
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23
Congress Today
,By Associated Press)

tBy Associated Press)
Senate
Debates Aubrey Williams REA
nomination (noon).
Military committee hears selec-
tive service officers on nurses
draft. Q0:30).
Judiciary committee considers in
vestigation Of governments sale of
Nashville Tennessean (10:30)
House
Continues debate on $3.50. 000,-
900 agriculture appropriation bill.
Ut a. nj.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23
Ypsilanti Youth Gets Speed
Out of German Type Crutch

Although German-type crutches
are no longer a novelty around
Percy Jones Hospital. patients turn
to look the second time when Sgt.
Don Bennett, 21-year-old former
radio gunner from Ypsilanti. scoots
around the corridors with his. Ben
nett's are the real McCoy-he
brought them back with him from
Germany on the Gripsholm.
The crutches come to his el.
bows, he rests his forearms in two
metal clasps and then grasps wood
en- handles further down with his
hands.
About two months ago the Amer
lean army began experimenting
with these crutches and there now
are about IL pair circulating at
Percy Jones. The new ones are
made Of wood and aluminium while
Benefits. made for him by Bel
GUM prisoners of war, consist OF
hollow metal bed posts fitted to-
gether.
Play Baseball
Bennett gets remarkable speed
with his crutches and even tells
of team OF amputees playing base
ball against other prisoners in a
German prison camp. Fond as he
Is OF them now. however. he will be
happy to exchange them for an arti-
fetal left leg.
In fact. the sandy haired youth
Is so anxious TO get his new leg
in a hurry that he refused the 30
day furlough given other repatri-
ates so he could get out OF the hos
pital for good a little sooner and
back 10 Ypsilanti where his par
ents live-st 704 Dwight Ave.
A former riveter at Willow Run.
Bennett was shot down near the
EAR CORN FOR SALE. Call after
:, -, Qng W q Az 0Nue
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23
Ypsilanti High School Plays
Have Successful First Night

An extremely successful opening
night of the senior play, Days
Without Daddy, by Albert John.
son, was presented Thursday eve
ming by the Glass of AS OF Ypsi-
lanti High School. The play. which
is under the direction Of Miss Mary
F. Parrish, assisted by Miss Nancy
Steere and Sidney Rathfon. will be
presented again this evening in
the high school auditorium at SIS.
From the first act to the final
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST

.. 5, WEATHER. FORECASI
Lower Michigan: Increasing
cloudiness and warmer tonight.
Scattered showers and a little cool.
er Saturday.
Highest temperature yesterday.
81: lowest 81
Highest temperature one year
ago today. So; lowest, SO.
Highest temperature this date in
last 70 years. 81 In 1929; lowest ?
in 1888.
The sun sets today at 7:47 and
rises Saturday at 1880.
The moon rises today at 2:56 p.
m. and sets Saturday at $50 a.
m
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23
AUCTION CALENDAR

SATURDAY. MARCH 24-st 100
p. m. at the place miles east
and 4 miles north Of YpslIanti;
or 7 miles Southwest Of Plyr-
outh, corner OF. Ridge and Cherry
Hin Roads, on the place known as
the Mrs. Jennie Houk farm.
Nineteen Head OF Cattle.
William Houk, Proprietor, Earl
Wright, Auetioneer. o. e. Vedder.
Clerk. Adv. 1923
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

Observation-Disclosures. Al
len J. Ellender, CD La, proposed
today that Great Britain be denied
lend-lease during the Japanese war
after Germany Is defeated. Ellender
also proposed that military lend
lease be given France so that
French soldiers can help police
postwar Germany and allow Amer
lean soldiers to come home or aid
in the Jap war.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

Polish border while he was on his
seventh mission in a Bog.
81 was lucky" Bennett says 81
was picked up by the German mil
See SOLDIER-Pnre 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

WASHINGTON-AP 49, Majority
Leader Barley (Ky) pressed the
Senate today for a vote on Aubrey
Williams nomination as Rural Elec-
IRRIGATION administrator. Barkley
was blocked in an attempt TO get
unanimous consent to limit debate,
now in its fifth day. when Senator
Chandler (D-Ky) objected.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

THURSDAY, MARCH 2s - 100
sharp. EWT. at the c. 3. Sander
son farm. 225o N. Prospect Road.
Just north Of bllnker on Geddes
and Prospect, first farm on East
side. A. N. Chambers, Proprie-
tor; Earl Wright. Auetioneer; o.
&. Vedder, Clerk. Adv. 32s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

WASHINGTON ms, - The
State Department was in posses
sion OF information today which
led to the strong belief that the
war in China could be shortened II
arms are provided to the Chinese
communists. This information came
from an official American mission
which has just returned from seven
months in the interior of North
China, the communist stronghold.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

WASHINGTON-AP - Another
Senate talkathon shaped up to-
day as southern solons fashioned a
vocal onslaught against new anti
lynching legislation. Ordered by
Senator Hawkes. (R-N.J), who said
it is patterned after Virginia law,
its southern parentage was vigor-
ously denied by at least one Dixie
Democrat.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

PORTLAND. Ore.-AP-Sophie
Tucker, now playing at the Music
Hall. has accepted a part as the
lady that's known as Lou" in lie.
gend of Lou" Klondike drama to
open this fall on Broadway.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

MARCH rs u o'clock,
S miles Southeast Of Milan or 2
miles Northwest Of ostranders'
store on Plank Road on farm
known as the Joe Hszlstt Farm.
William storI. Golden Hoffman,
Proprietors; Guy 3. Thompson,
Auetioneer. Ben Simons, Clerk.
Adv. 1924
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23
Flashes of
Late News

LINCOLN, Nebr.-AP- Joseph
T. MacAoy, former Army serg,
cant from Brooklyn. n. Y. was
electrocuIed today at the Nebraska
PenitentiAry for the staying last
year OF a l6-year-old farm girl,
Anna Mlroy, Sutton, Nebr.
PHILADELPHIA APP - Pull
man, lac, now is under court order
to sell its railroad car "servicing'
business within year. The order,
Issued yesterday by a special three
Judge federal court, climaxed en-
tensVe L. S. antitrust litigation
against the multi-million-doi
Pullman Group-including Pullman
Inc. the top-ranking company; the
Pullman Company, which operate J
the car seryicing business, and
Pnllman-Standard Car Manufactur
Tag Company, which manufactures
Pullman cars.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

WELLINGTON, New Zealand
AP-Prime Minister Peter Fraser
of New Zealand said today he will
lead his country's delegation to
the United Nations peace confer
ence at San Francisco. The other
delegates with the exception of
c. A. Berendsen. minister TO Wash
ington, are still under considera-
ton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

v. p ". Auxiliary Rummage sale
a. Veterans Han. 5liz y. Huron.
Friday d Saturday. March % %
Adv. 323S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

LANSING-AP- The House of
Representatives today passed a
bill, already approved by the Sen
ate, requiring the state to reim-
burse local governmental units for
revenues lost through the veterans
homestead property tax exemption
law. The bill will return to the
Senate for concurrence in House
amendments.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

MADRID -AP- SPANS rela-
tons with Japan were strained to-
ward the breaking point today as
the government formally charged
the Japanese with systematic and
premeditated' murder of Spanish
nationals in Manila. Indignation
spread rapidly. Whether 1t would
lead to an outright break with To
kyo-and possibly a declaration
of war-was not yet indicated.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

LONDON-AP-A full-scale mod
Ell of a German w rocket, shaped
like a pencil and as long as tele-
phone pole, has been placed on
exhibition here and Londoners are
paying six-pence a look TO see what
kind OF weapon Hitler has been
hurting at them. The proceeds go
10 a fund for relief OF families of
Raj filters killed in the war.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

THREE BEDROOM HOUSE. two
car garage for sale at 305 Z. Forest
Adv. 323
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

EAR CORN FOR SALE. Call after
s p. m. 92s-W-2. Adv. 323f
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

See EUROPE-Page 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

See TAXES-Page 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

See SOLDIER-Pagc 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-23

See FEES Page 4
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Snflatipn in 9emtId)lan6
(Sffice of @ar SSSnfornation)

(Sffice of 8ar Snfornation)
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ri6tet iiber Elm fatoitropbaIes Mntpo6-
fen Der Snflation in 9eutidlono. v8or
eem &riege iparen in 9euti9laro ins-
geiamt 8,71O,00O,OOO &ei6smarf an
8anfnoten I'M l1nlauf, aber I'M geo-
Dember 1914 batte Der 8anfnotenum-
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noten biz 5um Sftober 1910 Inn tpeit
mebr als 4t0O0,000,OOO 9ei6smarf
seitiegen, aber Bis aum Dftober 1913
iieIte Die Steigerung ibon nber 22,-
000,0O0,00O 3ei6snlarf bar, uno Bis.
5um Sftober 1914 mar iie auf &c.
0o0,O00t000 gfei6smarf ongeidpol-
lem #
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pbio gsaiienfreisab
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Re6rasfos gornanpfIansune tpuroe
auf s, 900 acres gefdast, o6er 81
Gro3enf Der 9,o12.004 slereg 1914,
uno soipas anballfIdde auf t1,554,-
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geebrosfos borausiidtIide &artofeI-
ernte tuurbe ouf II 900 Mcres, 95 9ro-
8ent Der $4,000 Inn goriobre eei61bt.
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fldden oeuten etuen &iidgang gegen-
iiber Ser aebniabrteen 9ur6i6nittsan-
baufld6e bon $4,000 Gcres un6 @rnte
bon $4,000 Icres an. w.: u
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0lub6 @eDrqe qeftprben

Im 26. M6r5 lit In ieinem lGnoli,
den Seim in geetppbo 21onfpitoumpap
Carl Oabio 2lopo George i'm Sitter
bon 80 Sobren oobtneei6ieoen.
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lfonferen5 - iiber i'm ielber tporen 6ies
8ilion, Glemenceou uno OrIonoo -
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praitoenten als eini5igen l1eberleben-
cen iibrig.
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eritmolig &obinettsmitelieo> uno 5tpor
als San6eln1inilt tier oes liberalen Mini>
iteriuns Campbell -8onnermann. l1n-
ter Serbert asqritb als Bremier riidte
er bret Sabre oano6 gum S6abfan5ler
auf. Seine onti-plutofratii6e Steuer-
portage bonn Sabre 1909 fonnte 2lopo
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bauies gebro6en mar. Seitoem 1T eng
lambs ~Sans Der 2oros" poIitii6 ent-
ma6tet uno @roBbritannien erit ei-
gentli6 bemofratiltert. 9lue Ma6t
rubt nun BEL ser 8oIfsfammer, 6em
ulnterboule."
Scum gelane es Dem ~vgroBen 8iirs
ger" oenn au6, feline oIten vra6ifaIen"
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it6erune 1tnb elmer bauernfreunoIi6en
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grunobeittes our65ufiibren. sn Der
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Dem 2anoe na6einan6er aIs Muni-
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@s mor am 6. 9e5ernber 1916, mitten
in elmer fir @nglano beoenfli6en
&rtegS1ituation, aIs er Msquitb, oen
5ibrer ieiner et9enen 8artei, ols @re-
mier abloite. Cine berblitffen6e Barol-
lele 5l oieien politi16en @nttpidlungen
erlebte England nit Der ebenfous NIT
ten in elmer iiberous fritz ii6en Yeriobe
bes 5tpeiten @eltfrieges erfolgten Mb=
lolnng oes Bremierminiiters gbatnber-
lain our6 8inlton gbur6tn, Der eben-
fauS Ser Bartei @bonberloins ange-
borte un6, tpie bor eine1n 8ierteliabr-
bunbert oer u@reat gommoner," gum
Getter leines 2anbes tpuroe.
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NQuQd aus alien NQH

ote 8etBtpof9ung Der gerbre9er an.
gelegen fein ldBt. Ser gatifon fiir6.
tet, bob @noe oes SaIbismus tperoe
eine 8ieoergeburt bes 2tdts, Der Ct.
fenntnts nno Ser Sreibeit bringen."
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Mosfan greift 0r. 8raming an

ttd) nt6t oamit o1tfrie0en, ben Bap11
ltno Die fatbolii6e Stride on5ugreifen
icnoern berbG6tigt nun ou9 promi.
1tente aatbolifen 1no flagt fte ~1nge.
beuerli6er. Init6ten" an. SHE @elt
ntnB iid fragen, tper nun oie ~ungebeu,
erli6ften" In- llno Abft6ten bat. SIT
es bod tuie ieoermonn tpeiB> Die &blidt
nno Der Plan SotpietruBlonos, ni6t
MIR Die oftli6e Sdlfte @uropos unter
fommuniitiife &ontrolle 5u bringen,
fonoern Die gan5e @elt fommuni1tif6
5u MAIDEN.
Gin getpiiier Slpo @brenburg greift
in Der parteiamtliben ~Bratpoa" oen
friibern gRei6sfon3ler Or. Seinri6
8ritning an uno idreibt linn bie Ib-
fi6t 5u, Die Na6folge Sitlers on5uitre-
ben. Ser eeeentpdrtig ols 8rofeiior
Der Gtatspiiieni6aften an Der timber
ittat Sarbaro ongeltellte 0r. 8riining
tDar oeuti6er &eidsfan5ler bonn MGr5
1880 Bis gum Moi 1882. @r bra6te
fi6 als ertIGrter @itler-@egner ba1o
nod bem blutigen 80. Stunt our6
SIu6t nod England in 5i6erbeit.
~SSn OitpreuBen," f6retbt @bren-
burg, ubegegnete i6 einem &aplan, Der
mir ben Blon Der Sdoffune zines ftar-
fen fotboliiden Deutl6lano oorlegte,
uno anoere Brieiter GuBerten it6 Gbn-
1i6. 8ir baben es bier nidt nit ErGu-
mern, ionoern nit 8ertretern elmer
bis5iplinierten Organii iation 5u tun.
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mus tit Dem fotbolii6en Centrum on
bertraut tporoen. ga6oem nun iiber
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nno @tfenboDers &larbeit beitebt, bot
Der 5itbrer Der beuti6en &atboltfen
geipro6en. SSn artifeln 8riinings in
beuti6en fo5ioloe1nofratii6en 3eitun-
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nieten Staaten befailen it6 nun eifrig
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bic beuti6oenfenoen Nmerifaner, 70
bei6dftiet it6 ou6 Der romif6e Bapft
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den trifft fein Bortpurf. Die &atboIi-
fen 5ranfrei6s, 8elgiens ,tnb 8olens
baben iid gegen Die bentiden SSnba-
itonstruppen tapfer aur 8ebr geiett.
Dieie Gatbolifen muB es iiberral6en,
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fenntnis uno Ser Sreibeit brtngen."
8elstfd)er anislims 9eerel(e
egfummanisiert
8ie aus 0an1ur, 8eIqien, berid1te
miro, tit 2eon 0egreae, Siibrer De
belgii6en Quisling- -@ruppe, ols Heri
iten befannt, bon 8tidof Inore Weori
eborue bon Hanur erfonmuniaier
tporoen.
giele 8riefter Der Dio5eie botten boz
Degre1e uno ieiner Neriiten-@rupp
etnterferung uno iogor ben 500 sl
erleioen. 8iele 8rieiter, tpel6e 6et
&eriiten oie SI. &onmunion bertpet
gerten> tpuroen ioear tp0breno Ser 81
Weeiie miBbanoelt.
Ils Degreue es tpogte, in feine1
Setmatfir6e in 8ouillon an oie Som
munionbanf 5u geben, bertpeigerte i'm
Der Briefter &eb. 80. 8onceIet bic ST.
&ontmuntoo, porauf Oegrelle Der
Frtelter am Iltare berbaftete. Darou1
berbangte Der 8ii6of iiber i'm 6ie '@r,
Communication.
9uS &ode lieB Deerelle in 8ouiI.
lon bret prominente &atboIifen berbaf.
ten nno totem. Dtes eei6ob tpqbreno
Der Na5i-8eiebung. Son ben 1O5 bon
ben geo3i berbafteten belgii6en 8rie=
fern tpuroen bier eri6ofen uno 33
oeportiert: Seit bier Sobren blieben
tie beri6ouen Iu6 tpuroen al[e 8rie.
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nttnariften 5u f6peren Nrbeiten ge-
5tpungen.
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grof tuie inn &Orja6re
8aibtngton. (1.8.) - 0ie Sormer
oes Sonoes planen nobe3u 10 btel 2ono
IN oteiem Sabre 5u bebauen, ols 1914
hert6tet 0as aderbauoeportment. Ct
bebungen oesielben ergaben, oaB am
1. War5 cine NnbouflG6e bon $685.
927, 900 Acres in Musii6t genommen
maren gegen 64,16O,OOO, Die 1914
engepflon5t tpuroen. 0o6 ertpartet
man, ooB Die 1916 Yroouttion aaer
geabrungsmittel Inn flint bis 5ebn Bro,
5ent nieoriger ais 1914 iein miro. 0ies
bonptla6li6 megen ser nRorigeren
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Das 2anomirtl6afts department er.
flarte, ooB Die Sarmer oen 8iIlen su1
Grbobung Der Broouftion Iber iene
oes Soriobres baben, oaB aber Die Meit
tel bier5u feblen.
@S i6abte 3. g. bie 1916 Gornpro
button ouf 3,12O,0OO,OOO 8uI I6el ae
gen ote 1914 &eforoernte bon 1928,
SCI 900 8ul6el uno einen 1933-4s
sebniabrigen 0ur6l6nitt bon 1859,
1884, 900 8ui6el.
Die moglt6e 1915 gnpflon3ung uni
ertpartete grnte anberer Brooufte ii
oieiem Sabre i'm 8erelei9 nit ben
letten Sabre per6en aneefiibrt mi
folet:
Safer, ,358>0OO>0OO 8uidel eeger
1,028, 100000; Sriibiabrspeiaen 241,
100000 8ui6el eeeen 362, $4,000
@erite 243 @iaionen 8uf6eI geger
I256,350,O0O; Soiabobnen, 191 Mil
Iionen 8uidel geeen 69,771, 900; Gut
lferriiben 8,2e4,O00 sonnen geger
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-18
Nsitttnod, ben 18. 4pril i945
reibeitspartei am be,atid)e,s
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t.ss0tl+tINJ wv teA-N1lSuSSsi CtttS
! Ianbere Melooie ut1o erfIGrte: ,8ie 1ra.
i tionalio5ialiftifde gartei beitebt nidt
|mebr." 9ie Melollng tpurbe bon benz
&orreiponoentet Serbert gfarf iiber
BEN &unofnnf oes &anptqnortiers Ser
Iuiierten In Baris tpeitergegeben.
Die mpfterioie Citation fiinoigte 6ie
8iloung elmer vDeuti6en Sreibeits-
partei" an. glarf erflGrte, oieie Bar-
tel ideine ben geriud au MAIDEN, Die
Soroerune Der Nniierten auf beoin-
gungsloie l1ebergabe 5,t erfiiuen.
Mai1enielbitmorb iapaniider 3ipiIiiten
anf ber &Dnfbn SnIel
ans Eofafbift sSirno, elmer ser
Rpufo> >Snieln fenoet oie stiioc. Breife
foIgen6en 8eridt:
~Gls amerifantide Snfanteriften Der
II. Snf. Dip. auf oieier Sniel Ionoeten,
troaten ite foun1 ibren auger, 10 i6ol.
erli6 mor Der 9lnblid, Ser iid6 ibnen
bit. Sote unb iterbenbe iaponii6e 81
bi1iiten, oie ben Sreitoo elmer @efan.
gennobme our6 omerifanii6e v8orbo-
rem" bor5ogen, logen t1t einem Saufen
hetiammen.
&orporal MIeranoer &oberts bon SO
8eit 81. Str.~ Retp gort GitD, tpor
elmer Der erlten an 2ono un6 iogte, yes
nor oos- 5ur6tborite, oos td ie erIebt
babe"
~Iuf bei6perli6en 8erepfooen tpa.
renpir Biz gum Noroenoe Der Sniel bor-
georungen," er5ablte er, utpo mir
8ipaf fir Die Nadt be5ogen. Sur6t-
bare S6reie, 8einen uno Sonmern
nar au boren, oas bis in Die fruben
anbielt. @ls mir cine
Batrouiue bon atpei Mann aus1anoten,
um feftitelen 5u laiien, mas oie 56reie
5u beoe11ten batten, tpurben fte 1ieoer-
Geidofien. S61ieB1t6 farnen mir auf
cine 2idtung, oie bon totem 1tnb iter.
benoen Sapanern bebedt mar. 60 oi6t
1agen fte berun1 oaB i9 ni6t bortpGrts
geben tonnte, obne auf iie 511 treten.
0teie Observation-Disclosures tporen, tpie
Sapaner n1ttteilten auf
iapanii6e Bropaganoa 51riidaufitb-
rem, tpel6e ibren 2anosleuten oie Ame.
rifaner als 8arbaren eei6tl6ert batte.
Oie l1eberlebenoen iiber3eugten ft9 bon
Der Sali6bett Der 8ropoganod, aIs iie
1oben, tpte bic amerifanti6en 5anitGter
Die bertpunoeten SSapaner pflegten.
3nfnnftsbabnfabrt in Der glasfnppel
9ie aiioc. Breiie beri6tet aus
Chicago: Ser gnttuurf etnes neuen
acknowledgements nit elmer erb0b-
ten @1asfuppel> bon Der aus Die Baiia-
giere tuabreno Der Sabrt nod alIen
&i6tungen nno mad oben bliden TOM
men, tpuroe bon Ralpb 8uob, Dem Br6-
itoenten Der Burlington 2ines, be-
fanntgegeben. ...
8ie er iaetu tpiro Ser 8abngeien-
i9oft einen ibrer 8agen na6 Dem @nt-
tpurf in ibren Sabrifen 10 baIo tpie
mogli6 ,1mbauett, vlttn 8lt aeigen, Of
Dos Brin5ip unlere 8egeiiterung re6t-
fertigt."
i'd Scr @ntidluB 5u oieient b0llig 1ter-
crtigen @iienbabntpagen, fiibrte 8uo6
aus, ptpur6e nod bon 5eiten Der 8ab-
men ODER 6es Noggonbaus geforbert,
ionoern btr6 oie General Doctors Cor
poration, pelde einige ibrer inouftriel-
len Mnfter5eihner bor Die glnfqabe