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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

Washington, July 1l-UP-Gov-
ernment hopes for increased meat
production slumped today after the
agriculture Department forecast
disappointingly small 1945 crop OF
corn, a major livestock feed.
The Department warned that pro-
duction OF important feed grains
this year may be the smallest since
the United States entered the war.
1t forecast a prospective corn crop
OF 100000 bushels, or more
than 500,000,000 bushels less than
in 1914. ....
Faced with a tightening grain
supply, food officials may have to
revise their plans for steppingspp
hog and poultry output and cattle
feeding.
The Department said that feed
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11
No Genuine


Washington, July 11-AP-Var-
ious feelers have come to the Allies
from Japan, it turned out today,
but there is not a single genuine
peace offer in the lot.
Not once in the three and one
half years of war, says Acting Sec
retary OF State Grew. has a real
offer come to Washington from
the Japanese government either
through official or unofficial chan
nels."
Grew summed up the peace feel
ers situation in a statement yester-
day. He issued 1t, he said, be-
cause there has been so much re-
cent talk OF enemy overtures to
call of the war that some explana-
tion Is needed.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

The county board OF supervisors,
Tuesday. adopted the report Of the
equalization committee as present
ed. The figures will be used to
compute the tax~rate for 1945.
When the county tax is figured
in October, each unit will raise the
same portion of the total tax as
their percentage OF equalization
value. That is to say. II town
ships equaliZed value is 2 per cent
OF the total county equalized value.
the township would be called upon
to raise 2 per cent OF the total coun-
ty tax.
1t was pointed out to the board
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11
Three Ypsilanti Boys Among
'Sailiers' in Okinawa Action

the outfit. He formerly managed
VOLTS Grocery and Meat Market
in conjunction with his father.
Tees Dale c. Smith. 215 S. Pros
pect St, formerly employed by
Bendix Aviation Corporation. is an
Amtrac mechanic.
Tees Milford Z. Beebe, 1895
Ridge Rd., formerly employed by.
the Railway Express Co., is at pres
ent an Amtrac driver.
All three OF these men are in
their third year Of service and
have been overseas since June.
1914. incidentally. they are all
proud fathers; Techniclan Wolf
and Smith each have sons. and
Technician Beebe has a daughter.
These men have seen two OF the
Pacihc's toughest missions-Leyta
and Okinawa. They landed the as
See SOLDIER paoa
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11
Harold Herbst
Memorial Sunday

Memorial services for T/5 Harold
Herbst, who died in a German pri-
son camp. March 20, 1945, will be
held Sunday, July Is, at Emmanuel
Evangelical Lutheran Church at
$500. He is the son OF Mrs. Edith
Herbst, and brother of Marian, at
home, and Henry, USMC in the
Pacific.
Members OF the Aferican Legion
Post 2S2 will attend in a body.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

Roses grow over the doorway
which opens into the garden, and
a wide exPanse OF well kept lawn
invites the visitor TO relax.
There are many iris growing in
rows at the rear OF the yard. and
peonies, phlox, and other flowers
insure a show OF color all summer.
Mrs. Ambrose has found that two
shingles stuck into the ground by
newly planted tomatoe plants allow
them to get a start in hot wealth.
er, by shielding them from the
sun.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11
Flashes Of
Late News

QUERETARO, Mexico AP -
State government officials said to-
day they had been advised that a
strange cigar-shaped balloon ex-
ploded late Tuesday after passing
over Cadereyta De Monies, IS miles
northeast OF here, at a considerable
height. Queretaro military auth
critics have ordered an investisa-
ton to determine II possible wheth'
er the balloon was Of japanese
origin.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

Beds of Towering plants are
sS4E.Red throughout the back
yard.
In every available space she has
planted vegetables, Swiss chard. to-
mhtoes. cabbage, onions, carrots.
radishes. and parsley. -
A huge bed Of strawberries1is 70
Gated behind the garage. Althouaf
Handicapped by the hard clay pre-
valent in the neighborhood. Mrs.
Ambrose has managed to keep the
ground pulyerized, and her plants
fertilized.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11
Flowers, Vegetables Vie in Victory Plot

Anyone looking for Mrs. Irwin
Ambrose, 1923 Grant St., will have
to go into her charming garden at
the rear of the house, for that Is
where she enjoys each sunny after.
noon, among her flowers and vege-
tables.
Beginning with perennials. Mrs.
Ambrose has, by taking cuttings,
planted roses in many parts OF her
garden. A beautiful rambler rose
covers the back fence. A grape
arbor is located in the center OF the
garden, and rows Of flowers border
the lawn.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11
Congress Today

(By Associated Press)
Senate
In recess until Thursday.
Foreign Relations Committee
hears opponents OF United Nations
Charter 10000.
Military Committee inquiries into
possible release OF physicians from
armed forces 10:30).
House
Routine session moon.
Appropriations Committee seeks
10 end FEPC deadlock 100000.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11
.Deploynnent
Arrive
(Bv the Assoclated Pressl

(By the Associated Press)
The following Army units arrive
in the United States today from
Europe
At New York 103rd General
Hospital; advance units OF 10 9TH
er general hospitals; Eighth Air
Force units; 345th and 347th Regi-
ments, s7th Division; i14th and
415th Regiments. 104th Division.
Also 462nd Ordnance Tire Repair
Company: 440th. 446th, 45sth, 466th,
467th, and 49ist Bombardment
Groups; advance detachment 624th
Ordnance Base Automobile Bstta'
lion; Headquarters and Headquar'
See DEPLoYMENT-Page 8
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

savings. James likes to work on the
farm. His dog, Lady. is quite a IA.
vorite at home. Boys are still read
ing Tom Sawyer and James does
too. His route is on East Michigan
Ave, Miles St., Martin, Youngs and
Garland Sts.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

a Cub Scout and
will become a
Boy Scout when
work starts In
the fall. Scout.
ing means a
good deal TO
him and he looks
forward to be-
ing in Troop No.
81 led by Floyd
Smith. It's a
long walk to the
First Baptist
Sunday Scho u
but he does It.
His war honds
are paid for
from hIs own
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11
U. 8. WEATHER FORECAST

Lower Michigan-Fair and con-
tinued cool tonight. Thursday part.
ly cloudy and warmer.
Highest temperature yesterday,
"a, loest, 81.
Highest temperature one year
ago today, 81; lowest, 65.
Highest temperature this date
in last 73 years. 101 in 1896; lowest.
80 in 1898.
The sun sets today at s:0s and
rises Thursday at 6:07.
The moon sets today at 1858
p. m. and rises Thursday at 9:l0
a. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

PARIS --AP- Paul Ferdonnet,
who was condemned to death in
Absentia before the fall OF France
in 1870, came to trial today on
treason charges based on allega-
tions that he broadcast Nazi prop
aganda over the Stuttgart radio.
The alleged French Lord Haw
Haw," correspondent and author OF
pro-German and anti.semitIc
book, had lived in Germany since
1927 and is married to the daughter
OF a Berlin journalist.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

HAVANA-AP-President Grau
San Martin issued a decree today
prohibiting export OF Cuban coffee
in order to meet a threatened do
mestic shortage. A months-long
drought has hit coffee growing pro-
duction sharply.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11
Your Newsboy

James (Jim) Boone lives at 900
Parkwood and In the fall will enter
the 9Th Grade OF Woodruff School.
hnr ham
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

KINMING. China-AP-MaJ. Gen.
Claire Y. Chennault told a press
conference yesterday there is al
ways the possibility the Japs will
surrender, but in my opinion the
chances are better than $3.50 they
will not"
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

LONDON -AP- The allIndia
radio said today Mohammed ALI
Jinnah. president OF the Moslem
League which declined to nomin-
ate representatives to the British
proposed new national government,
would meet at Simla this afternoon
with the Vlceroy, Field Marshal
Lord Wavell.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. -AP- An
effort will be made in court today
10 reduce the $5O.00O bail set for
Mrs. Imogene Stevens. who has
been held in jail since June "a on
a charge OF manslaughter in the
shooting of a young submarine sail
or.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

WASHINGTON --AP-- Congress
trained it's sights today on a vast
postwar expansion OF international
trade. To that end the House bank
ing committee opened hearings on
legislation increasing the capital
ization OF the export-import bank
from 100000 to $500, ,OOo, 900.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

BERN -AP-- The Swiss federal
council announced today it had ap-
proved the movement OF British
Fifth Army troops from Italy
through Switzerland provided these
forces are not being redeployed for
use in the Pacific war.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

WASHINGTON-AP - Automo-
bile Manufacturers today conferred
with government officials on the
dual problems OF obtaining raw
materials needed IN new autos and
on the prices OF the vehicles. Rep
rssentatives Of the industry were
cheered by reports from reliable
sources that the War Production
Board has decided to modify all but
eight or ten OF the 45 materials
controls now placed on the indus.
try.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

LONDON -AP-- More than Al
900 sick and wounded American
soldiers have been flown home
from Europe in the past 19 months.
Brig. Gen. Earl S. Hoag. head OF
the United States Air Transport
Command here. announced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

See suPERvIsORs-Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

CHICAGO-INS - Conference;
were called .oday in an effort tc
prevent the spread of a boycott or
Chicago's wholesale fish markets
instituted by retail dealers. More
than 40 buyers walked out OF ont
OF the largest OF the wholesale
markets yesterday in protest
against what they termed too high
prices and unfair practices.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

See CHARTER-Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

MADRID-TNS-Informed sourc.
es in Madrid said today that there
was no truth in rumors that Gener.
alissimo Francisco Franco had
crossed into France for a possible
meeting with British Prime Minis
ter winston Churchill.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

LONDON-AP- A spokesman
for the Air Transport Command
disclosed today the ATC is plan
ming regular air service between
Berlin, Paris and London. He
said details would be announced
shortly.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

BRUSSELS-AP-King Leopold
summoned his brother, Regent
Prince Charles, and Belgian legis-
lative leaders to his Bavarian villa
today, creating the impression here
that he may have reached a final
decision on whether to abdicate.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

NEW YoRK-AP-A record for
westbound transatlantic troop
travel will be set today when the
huge liner Queen Mary and seven
other transports dock in this area
with $4,000 returning soldiers.
Thirty-three Japanese diplomats
captured in Europe and aboard
the West Point are being brought
to the United States for intern
ment.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-11

Speed Victory
Buy More Bonds
Salvage Paper
Washington Journal., 1945-04-13
Die Nmerifaner beDOr5ugt

@rinnerunAen 0~iirften 0enn audi at.
nlinOeit teilmeiie Oie @rfldrung 10
mobl iar Die mon9eInoe gereitidafi
ser oeutihen 3ioil6eo0lfertng i'm
@eiten biloeL Sen GuofuierltngSbe-
fe6len Der &a3is nidlt 6oIae 5u lei
item, ais aud iiir Die Waiienfopitll-
lotionen oeutider Solooten.
n0ie No5iS iet6it ieben natiirli6
nllr einen gemeiniomen 5eino unO
miiien genaH Dab Oie @merifaner
uio Gng1Gn0er gcndu 10 entifloiien
iino, nit oem observation-disclosures
SdluB gu madeL mie Die Gulien
uno aus oieiem @runoe BADEN Die
Greiie uno Ser &unoflnf Ser Na5is
cine Bropagan0ofontpagne begonneh
nm Dem oentiden 8olfe aud Dor 0en
glliierten I'M @eiten Angit 5t ma-
den. 9ie Io8is bo6en Den Bertrand
uno oas @efii6I oes oelltihen SolfeS
intnler nod in eiuem feiten @rifi,
ober ond oieier 3u9riff lpdert lid
idon langiom. Sic ger5GItniiie, Ole
Don sen alliierteu Irn1een bel ibrem
&orge6en in @eitoerti6lano olt9e-
troffen meroerL iino ser bette 8emeis
fir sic aufIGinn9, Die iid in mnd-
ienoem 5enlpo iomobl inter Den
oeutiden Irnppen oIs unter ser 81
pirbeo0lferuug mls6reitet. Ser gu
iamnenbrud oes N%a3iregimes lit
chen bereit8 I'M @ange, uno es miro
nid)t me6r Iange oouern, bis 0as
9ritte Rei6 ar6 biniihtli6 ieiner
nMoroI" in <inen liegt.
u3beoretii6 bdtten oie Na3ifii6rer
nod INNER 8elegenbeit, oie critic
groBe @eIte 5u MAIDEN, ieit ite iif Die
Ma1t in Geutidlano ongenoBt ba-
ben; Tie fonnten nGmlid nod INNER
fopitulieren uno itf Sen 4lliierten
erge6en un0 auf oieie @eiie tnlrien=
oe Don Menidenleben iAonen. lin
9liidliderlpeiie lit Die Sorte oieier
Ra8ifanotifer aber zines iol6en Sp-
fers %unfabig", ihretbt ons idlpeoiife
8latt. oSbr Intermediates @ei6id
miro es oaber Damn aud iein, ibr
gan5es @olf nit in sen l6grlno at
reiBen uno ietbit am @olgen gu balt-
meln = peradJtet BON ieoermann..."
Washington Journal., 1945-04-13
Mebcriduis fiir
Sen Stnat 11ctu Ucre

Nlbanp ~ Ger Staat Stem Sort
bette in Sem nit Dem 81. MGr8 ob-
gelhlofienen 6isfoliabr einen ueber.
ld(uB pom $t56,64L32 sic nun fir
Den W~ieoeraufbalt nod Dem &rieg
5ur @erfiigun8 iteben. Die Oafir CUR
8erfiigung itebenoe Slimine lit 6nmit
arf fat $320,000.000 geitiegen. Ser
BON Dem 8oltperneur GepeD befannt-
~gegebene lleberiduB lit Inn s Millio=
men grOBer, als er ielbit in ieiner
8uogetbotidaft ongenommen bate.
Die Sobreseinfiinfte beliefen ii1 olf
$517,047,05t, foit $64, 100000 mebr
alS in Dem porlebten Sabr uno 6
Willionen mebr aIs man ongenom=
men 6atte. 9ie Musgaben 6eIiefen
it'd auf $360,405, 726. fqit 25 MiI=
lionen meniger, als man angenom-
men bate. 9elpep teilte nit, 6ob oie
Steuern ser &orporationen, aut Af=
tien, Motorfabr5ellge un0 Sic perl0n=
lide ginfommensIteuer einen gr6Be.
rem 8etrng erge6en baben ais beref-
net poroen mar.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-13
8eriflapuu9
ni6t geplant

@dlbington .Sn olliierten
&reiien lit BON elmer &apitulation Der
9euti6eu ~ii6erbnupt nid)t mebr oie
&eoe = oie 3eit oafiir lit 6ereits
por6eL uno fem 9euti6er lit in ser
Sage, lie 5u oermitteln" idreibt oie
ldmeoiide 3eitung uStod6olmS Sio-
ningen". Stattoeilen miro Oie 0eute
ide Ibpebr einfafs 5erbrodeny uno
nur nod cine gfeibe beriprengter
@rltppen beitebt nod, Sic Dollig nn=
fooroiniert Iino ltn6 i'm @rlinoe aud
gar feline einbeitli9e 5iibrllng mebr
bo6en. 3ieie gntipiflung, oie les-
ten gn0es gum &riegSldIuB fiibren
miro, mar genou Don General giien.
bonner borausgeie6en uno 9eplant
lpor0en; lie miro oie Sorm elmer
i6rittneiien 8eiebung 9euti6lonos
annebmenl nobel iene 6eutl6en 6ors
mationen, oie meiterbm 9ioerItan0
leilten entpe6er perni6tet ooer ge-
fungen genommen Deroen. 8dnnh
miro eS Damn Sdd)e Der Nlltterten
iein, in elmer gemeinl1men grfl1rung
0as @noe oes &rieges gu berfiinoen
un0 oie geplante 8erpaltung 0eutid-
lambs ourb Die 4lliierten in oie Cat
umSuiesen. 8as mir iett ols 3eit=
genoiien miterle6en, lit nidt nur ser
3uiammenbru9 oeS Gritten @eides,
ionoern aud = 6nnf Sitter - oas
menn aud boriibergebenoe @noe Der
ltnabbangigfeit 9eutidlanSs. Ole
4lliierten baben 6eitimmt 1if)t sic
ablift, elm Sed5ig Millionen : 8of
81 Sflaoen 81 MAIDEN ooer 6elien
2ano in cine ero6erte 8ropill5 5u per-
panOeln. aber iie iin0 felt entldlol-
len, 3eutidlan0 10 lange unter ibrer
Sermaltung 81 bebalten, big BORT elm
neuer @eiit un0 cine mirfli6 neue
Sronltng entitanoen iin0."
Washington Journal., 1945-04-13

,,Sun0erttauienoe non Dentl6er
bofien icbt MIR nod uuf zines, nam.
lid Oorauf, in Die Sdnoe Der anle'
rifaner 3u fommen", Idreibt Ole
ifneoild)e 3eitln0 oAitontionin9en"
in einen 8eriht aus Geutldlono.
,,Sel6it 6liidtlinge aus Gltoentid)-
Iono, Oos ibrcr @rwortltng mad inter
ruIiiide geiebuug ialIen miro, Der.
iidlen lett ntit allen Mitteln, IN Die
fiinftiae omerifoniide 8elobungSjo'
ne in Siiooeutiblmn0 5n g%elan9ell.
Sine t~rei6en0e &roit babel lit ltn5lpei-
felbaft Sic @oebbeIs'l6e 1errorpro'
paaan0d, Ser eS g~elungen lit, Die
9elttihen nit Sem Ginoeri6red oeS
golid)emisnluS ms 8orborn 81 Ios
oen. Rod) mebr trefbenoe araft ober
feat m0gliderpeiie in Dem itled)ten
@cpilien 0dS oiele Oieier &ei1te ba-
ben. 8ie(e SitOeutide limo Iih aus
perI0nlidem 4ugenldein ourdalis
0orii6ar flar, mas ibr oSerrenoolf"
allies angrihtet bat, un0 lte ltno aldb
rto(iltii6 genltg, Ii6 por5nltellen
oob lie menig @%runobu6en, pon Den
beirciten 8olfern n3er ben liegreifen
Nitiien @noOe 81 ermarten. @oebbels
fam iomit nit Dem @rgebniS Ieiner
3erforpropagan0a mobI 3ufrieoen
iein, meniaitens Iomeit oie Ruiien in
getraht fommen. Aber ieltiamer.
meile ideint es i6nl nid)t gelilH9en gu
iein, sic @eltmddte in 0en gleiden
6arben 81 molen.
Ser @runo Nofiir liegt mubri6ein-
lid oarin, ooB sic 8eitoeutiden ii6
immer nod ibrer G|riobrungen aus
ser 3eit mad, Dem letten 8eltfrieg
erinnern, nGmli6 ser 3eit Der 8e-
iebung oes &beinlonoes rn0 oes
Nubrge6ietes ourh britiide, ameri-
fnniife, 6elgil6e ooer fron3Oiil6e
Srnppen. Sic meroen fnum 6%eItrei-
ten fonnen, 0aB perglid)en nit Dem
llnred)t uno Dem Serror, Die tie in
i6rem eigenen 9ritten 8eid ourd-
MAIDEN muBten, Die 3uItdnOe oannals
9erdoe5u ioDlliif noren - gan5 5t
idneigen bon Dem, mas iih in ben
2Gn0ern ob9eipielt bat, Die bon ben
Nd5is beiebt poroen maren. 9ieie
Washington Journal., 1945-04-13
OrNnmne int KlciOers
iAranf

Die meiiten S6rdnfe iino mobl
ifon nit elmer 9dngSitange perieben,
an Ser oie &leioerbii9el nah Der
&ei6e oltfgebongeu peroen; per nod
einen &leieeri6ranf nit einge-
idralt6ten Hfoiten bot, beIorge it'd
1tmgebeno cine einiad]e 8orbongitan=
&c aus CHEN uno ihral1be Iinfs
uno redyts i'm S6ranf cine Seien=
l6rau6e Elm, ollr6 l0ie sic Stnnge
gefitbrt miro. Nur 10 l1Bt iid Wirf-
lid Sronung balten. Aud) Die Siiren
oe8 S6rantes fontlen innen nod 5ll
mon6erlei 3fpeden 8%ertpenoun9 fin=
sen. Su Den &ousboltungseeiGdi-
ten gibt eS Ston9en 6um anid)rau-
ben, Die sur 4l-fnobme bon &ra-
matterL SdalS, @iirteln ilno abnli-
den Titgen 0ienen. Mon fam nlldJ
Ell Stiif oerben Stoff nebmen, etmas
Elm Stiif oerben Stoff nebr1erL etpos
fiir5er, mo fam onroltf cine An3obI
3ai6en peri1ieoener @r6Be anbrin-
gen, sic CUR AufnnBme pieler &lei-
nigfeiten oienen. ga limo 5lIerit Ole
Sanoi6ube fiir 8inter un0 SOm-
nler, @iirtel, SalStiider, Striinlpie
II m
Washington Journal., 1945-04-13
WanOi6nrei
5talins 8reis?

8aibington - Die Meloung, Bob
&uBlono ieinen 8uft nit Sapan 9e-
fiin0iqt bat, bat bier 9ellen Subel
berpor9erltfen uuo Die Soifuung ge-
ItGrft, Dab nun Der &rieg gegen So.
pan oiel idneller beenOigt perOen
fam. 9us Staatsoeportment be-
griiBte oieie Shmenfung Mosfaus
nit GROCER @enustltuug uno fait allie
S%enatoren uno MitglieOer oes Sau-
les, mel6e lid, itber Die Sade geau-
bert baber, red3nen Oonit ,ooB Oieler
8ruh Ser oiplomntiihen 8e5iebungen
ser @orlaufer fir Sen @intritt oes
&rieges int 9a5ifif lit. Mit Dem @in-
tritt 3uBlnnos in oen &rieg mqre ser
Sing Inn Sopan gei6loiien. Sollte
Ser &rieg an Ser @ren5e Der Mon0=
idurei enforcement, 10 red)net man
bier oamit, SOB &liBlono Sen Ser
einigten Stdotan 6lltgpldbe einr1l=
men miiroe.
4~ller0ings bni'en and oeridie0ene
Senatoren 6ereitS oorduf bingemie-
len 0aB HuBlon0 fiir cine Aftion i'm
Often ali6 ieinen 8reis perlongen
meroe, ur0 oieier 8reiS meroe mobI
in Der @anoidlurei beIteben, meId)e
&itBlau0 gepinnen m0dte.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-13
8ropagauba in NftiOn

nanrten Station Sen 8ermert ,,at-
lantic Hooio" porur.
@noere itno l~orgfdlti9 oarauf Be-
6aGt, sic 2uelIen Don S%eniotionsbe-
rihten 51 acknowledgement. @ieOer
anoere beihrdnfen iid aber o%arulf,
tie als uSonoerberidte" 3u etifetie-
rem. @s lit unmoglid, i~rgenOeineul
oieier @erii6te ouf oen @runo 81
ge6eL uno in Ser &auptiahe iin6 tie
gang offen5ur obne Satlafenfunoo-
ment.
Gin 8eiipiel, mie's 9enlaht mer0en
fam:
8or 3fpei Sagen brofte 4tIontic
&ooio ein @eriitt, oaB &itlers $50
6e in leinem 8erdtesgaoener 9aupt=
quarter aus angit Dor einem nelten
Offi5iers-Goup p~er0oppelt ooer per-
oreifud)t moroen lei.
Neulid brad)ten ldipeoii6e 8l1tter
oosiel6e @eriidt aus ser S1nei3,
nit Dem 8ermerf, oaB Die
@oGeoerltdrfung aus Angit Dor bril-
Julli6irmern erfolgt lei. Gin
5u9efiigt muroe, bob Sitter ,,Sieges-
aus ieinem arbeits5immer in
8erhtesgooen entfernt babe.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-13
Der eaIante 8ismarf

9isnlard belt iid emit langerf
3cit oi stnoien3peden in Eeters.
birrg olti. Gtnes cages mar er gu
elmer @eieuidait geIaoen, pie Elm
ein1lnBreider ruiiider @rdi i1m 81
@9ren CAB. Die @rdiin, cine nod
junge 6rolt, NOR uon dllrtauenoer
Sdonbeit. 9oroui bipOete lie lid)
aud etmos elm. Sn Der @eieaidoit
befano i'd nun aud cine Ilillge
Game, Sic ebeniaas ie6r biiblh mar
ilh6 Die bon oen jitngen 9erren bout
erno umIGmdrmt wuroe. 0%arllber
Gr0erte lid) sic SnlSfrall Elm wenlg.
sic nobm 9ismard beileite lnO
fragte i9n: D@r3eael5, pie urtellell
sic iiber oie Sd0nbeit jener Game
Oort2~
gismard, ser genau iiiblte, oaB
inn oie Sausfrau cine Sale ltelen
noate, la6 ibr poa ing @elidt uro
o~ntmortete: o6raii @rdiin, pie fam
man ii6er einen Steru urteilen, perll
man ser Come ms Antlib i6aut?"
ltuo itber Oieie 2lntrpOrl mar ole
@rGfin btgreifIiderWeile 9oterlreut.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-13

Sdlue0en uno on0ere neutrale
QGn0er meroen in 0ielen Sagen form=
lih 6egroben rmter 9aipinen bon Sc
riidten, %mG6reno sic Situotion in
Geutidlnno iortgeiebt permorrerer
miro. Giele 0ieier @eriidte 9eben
BON Ser olliierten pipdologilden
&riegSfiibrung aus uno iino 0araui
angelegt sic Geutiden in 8anlf 81
uerieben. @noere boben ibren nr-
iprltng in oeutidipradigen &uno-
iunferflGrungen i%ogenonnter uillega-
Ter Senoer" Sic bier uno in ser
S6pei5 piel o6gebort tper0en. at=
lantic 8noio, elm no3ifeinoli6er SEN
Ser, lit am %populariten; er bringt
1an5mlliit uilo oa3ruiiden Eropngan-
ga, sic od8u beitimmt 1T, 8ermirrni1g
unter Sen 8eutid1en 81 Uer6reiten.
6liidtlinge, Neutrale uno anoere
@em6brsleute, sic aus Geuti6lano
berauSfommeL beri9ten oft, mie it'd
@eriidte, sic BON lol6en Senoern
a~uSgingen, iibers &ei6 nerbreiten.
Sic meroen er5ablt un0 meiterer5ablt
uno i'm @r5ablen ausgel6miidt.
ginige idneoii6e 8latter itellen
@eidi6ten iiber S~enoungen Ser ge-
Washington Journal., 1945-04-13

oenn es lit 5i uieI glut oergoiien
moroen. lle6erbaupt miiroe oaS cine
fiirdterliGe Sode iein, oenn es tuiir=
oe Die 3erit0rling oes geianten Oeut-
lfen 2e6en8 beoeuten."
0it 8e5ug ouf oie Jludt BON 6eB
erflGrte er, lie iei BON elmer Dgetpiiien
@ruppe" i~ns5eniert moroen, Die ii6
nit Dem @eiten oeritGnOigen mo[lte
cine llebereinfunft nit einflilBrei6en
6reunoen in England t%reffen:"
Ger @efangene entnarf aud elm
iiniteres Bio BON Sen 3lfitGnoen in
Berlin inter Sen nlliierten 8omben-
angriffen uno fagte, ole SauptIta0t
bGtte uni6Gbbnren SAaoen gelitten.
9ie meiiten Miniiterien ieien 5eritort,
galt5e 8iertef ser Staot ausgeIoiht
unO Souienoe BON 8emobnern ge-
5mungen, in 4ellern unO 9oblen al
Ie6en.
,,9as 2e6en unter ser @r6e lit lebr
bei6merIi9," i6loB er nit grimmi-
ger 3uriidbultung.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-13
WeIdlmad uno 8erndl

Ser @eritdSiinn uno Der 8e'
ldmadslinn iino eng m~iteinanOer
oerbunoen. Sn @irfli6feit lfmedt
man lebr wenig. Ger pnnoerooue
@edmod BON &~inoerbraten &oftee
ooer @etpiir3gurfen lit fait gang eine
anqelegenbeit oes @erud)S. Die @e=
Ifmadsorgane iiben in Der Sllnge
uno un0eren 3eilen ne5 @rnoes.
sic fonnen nur pier @igenifaften
m~o6rnebmell: iiiB, iauer, ial5ig nno
bitter. Ger @eru6siinn bot leinen
gib i'm binteren Cell Der Naie. I'll
les, mas iid oem MunOe nd6ert ooer
in 0en Ntuno eintritt, muB infolge
ser beIt6noig in 8%etpegung behind
IiGen 2ltitltromlngen eirten Hel5
auf oiele @egeno ousitben. Wtan
floqt ooriiber, Dob man Dabreno
elmer itorfen grf1ltung ben Sc
idmod perIiert; mas in 8irflidfeit
Dor lid gebt lit, oaB 0ie yterpenta.
mile peritopft iino uno man oesbalb
ole 6Gbigfeit oerliert, Die ~gtobrnn9
81 rieben, mas ser mifttglte Eeil oes
Mpidmod8" iii.