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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
CHURCHILL HALLS
MOUNTBATTEN FOR
LEDO ROAD DRIVE

LONDON, Jan. "a. - (P) Prime
Minister Churchill telegraphed Ad-
miral Lord Louis Mountbatten to-
night in behalf of the British gov
eminent most warm congratula-
tons on reopening the land route
to China in fulfillnent of the first
part of the directive given you at
Quebec"
The message continued:
THAT this should already have
been achieved in spite of the many
disappointments you have sustain
ed in the delay of reinforcements
which you were promised, reflects
the greatest credit on yourself, all
your commanders in the field and,
above all, upon the well-tried
troops of the 14th Army, CALAMITY
sustained as they have been by
the, Raj and the 18th Corps.
THE ready assistance in all pos
slble ways of United States forces
and, also, of Chinese forces =
repeat Chinese forests swarm
ly and gratefully recognized by his
Majesty's government as it has
been throughout by you
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
liberia COLLINS

LUMBERTON, Jan. 24.-Funeral
services will be held tomorrow at
4 p. m. for liberia Collins, 46, who
died Tuesday evening at his home.
The Rev. Edgar B. Fisher, pastor
of the Chestnut street Methodist
church will officiate, and burial
will be in Meadowbrook cemetery.
The son of the late James Arthur
and Lula Collins, Mr.. Collins had
been in the transfer business here
for Is years, and prior to that time
was a garage foreman.
Surviving Mr. Collins are his
widow, Mrs. Charity Graham Col
Inns; four sons, James T. Collins,
in service in the South Pacific
area; Pfc. Jack Collins, in France,
Pvt. William Collins, at Camp
Blanding, Fla, and David Collins.
at home; brother, John P. Col
Inns, of Elizabethtown; and two
grandchildren.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
CRIPPLED PLANES
REPAIRED BY u. S.
SHOPS ON WHEELS

LONDON, Jan. "a tR -Amerl-
can planes crippled on missions to
Germany can land anywhere IN
Trance now with the assurance
that they will be promptly. repair
ed by workshops on wheels,
Brig Gen. Joseph Morris, main
tenance chief of the Army Service
| Command, said today.
X credited the mobile repair and
units with saving hun
dreds of American lives. Before
The trailer outfits began rolling ov-
er the French countryside pilots Of
/ attic damaged bombers usually at
tempted to coax their ships back
to their home bases. sometimes
with traic results, Morris said.
Nov pilot can land anywhere
in France confident that one OF
| the workshops on wheels will be
along in matter of hours" he
added
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
CAPTIVE GERMAN
GENERALS HELD
PLANNING COUP

ANKARA, Jan. 24.-CUP)-Flfty
German generals now prisoners of
the Russians met under the lead
ership of Field Marshal Gen.
Friedrich Won Paulus and decid-
I'd to form a provisional German
military government" to start
functioning in Konigsberg imme-
diately that the city is occupied,
it was reported yesterday from
Sofia.
The report said the provisional
military government will be head
ed by Won Paulus, captured at
Stalingrad with the remnants of
his German Sixth Army. For
months he mas been active in Rus
STA seeking the overthrow Of
Adolf Hitler.
The first step Of the proposed
government will be to enter arms
tee negotiations with the Allies
with all speed, the Sofia report
said. Forces Of free German
army" then will be offered to
collaborate with the Russians in
tbe war against the Fascists. )"
II is assumed such forces would
be organized from German pris-
oners Of war in Russian hands.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
MRS, ZELLA ELLIOT

WHITEVILLE--Jan. "a. - Funer-
a. services were held today at 3
pm. at the home of Mrs. leila
Elliot, SO, who died yesterday aft
ernoon at. her home in the New
Hope section. The Rev. j. F. Cad
dy, pastor of the New Hope Baptist
church officiated, and burial follow
ed in the Green Sea, S. C. ceme-
terry. ....y .
Surviving Mrs. Elliot e five
sons, Col. Crosby N. Elliot, with
the U. S. Army in France, Cpl.
Curtis W. Elliot, with the u. S.
Army in England. Madison M. FL
hot, of Tabor City, and Jennings
A. Elliot and Prince C. Elliot, OF
Wilmington; three daughters, Mrs.
Lloyd Enzor, of Whiteville, Mrs.
Preston Williamson, of Orangeburg
S. c., and Mrs. Gaddis Coleman,
of Wilmington; and brother, A. H.
Prince, of Loris, S. C.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
MRS. JACK OAKIE
SUES FOR DIVORCE

LOS ANGELES, jan "a Up
Movie Comedian Jack Oakie today
was sued for divorce for a second
time by Mrs. Venita Oakie. She
charged mental cruelty.
A property settlemtns is under
discussion but has not been sign
ed, said her attorney, Jerry Gies-
Ter. "f1 ....,
Mrs. Oakie, the former Venita
Warden of the screen, won an in
locutory divorce decree in 1888
testifying that the actor quarreled
with her far into the night max
her so nervous that Sc required
hospital treatment. A reconciliation
followed, and subsequent trial
ended in another reun-
ion. The couple separated? again
last November 25.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
BY JEAN SMALL

NEW YORK, Jan. "a. = R =
Lady, are you % and still unmar-
ried? You can't dance? Got red,
rough hands? Shy with boys? And
people talk about you behind your
backs?
1t won't matter in Alaska. There
is more than enough for all in
them thar hills, and we don't mean
gold.
Mrs. Jane Hope Whitney, use
club director, just returned from
Alaska, stated fatty today that
any wallflower determined to get
a man should unpack her snow
shoes and trek northWards.
She said that at one recent USO
dance there were five girls to $50
men.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25

reached an hour before his emer-
gency leave expired. He said he
was prevented from boarding the
plane at Dallas, Tex, because high
priority freight, of which Blaze"
was a part, had been put aboard
ahead of him. He boarded another
plane, IL hours later.
Congress can do whatever it
wants to regarding the matter. :"
Nix said in reference to the Senate
Military Committees plan to in
quire into the system of travel
priorities.
IF Blaze was travelling on an A
priority, l doubt if Colonel Roose-
welt or the President asked for it.
TT probably was the doing of some
minor Government official who was
trying to get in solid with the Adj
ministration and who didn't know
what he was starting"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
Ghost Voice Heckles
Breakfasts From Naziis

Z LONDON, Jan. 24.-tR-A ghost
voice interrupted Berlin broad
casts today to bring Germans
fresh news of Nazi military dis
asters.
Breaking in after Berlin prop
uganda broadcast and before a
commentator began resume, the
voice announced the fall of OPP
peln.
When it was announced there
were no enemy planes over the
Reich, the ghost voice replied:
They are on the way and will
reach you soon
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
Gary Cooper Reported Ill
Following Last War Tour

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. "a up =
Gary Cooper has been ordered to
bed because of an amoebic infec-
ton contracted on an entertain
nent tour of the South Pacific
last year. the movie actors studio
announced today.
DR.. Deland Hawkins, mis- physi-
clan, said the infection was ag-
gravated by a recent attack of
influenza and that treatment will
require number of weeks.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
|Nazi Museum Stripped
OF Old Arms, Uniforms
For The Home Forces

LONDON, Jan. 81 R Old
military uniforms and equipment
in the Hanover museum have been
turned over for use of the Volkks-
turn, the German radio said to-
night. .<, HI,
{ 'aThe. Hanover. museum has in
the course of time collected many
old historic uniforms and mill
tary equipment of the former
+Hannoverian army" the broad
cast said. Among them are some
which are hardly Of any histori-
cal value. These redundant arti-
cles have been donated to the
home army -.,-=
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
Wallflowers With Willpower
Bloom In Them Thar Hills

"Of course the girls get COM
pletely spoiled" she said, ''but
you can't blame them with men
trailing them all the time
The largest number of hostesses
she ever was able to get together
at one time was IS, most of them
Civil Service workers, she said
Mrs. Whitney, an attractive
brunei, revealed she had been sc
rushed at every party she had been
forced to learn how to jitterbug.
1T really was tough she smil
ed. AFTER all, I'm over 4o.-But
not much over"
Not only is Alaska short of wo.
men but it is marked also by the
absence of other items Namely
rodents, insects, dust. poison ivy
ct al.
One side, sister-coming through
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
Sailor Bumped off Plane, Says
He Wants To Drop The Matter

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Jan. 24.-(P)
Maurice N. Nix, one of the three
servicemen who yielded airplane
space to Col. Elliott Roosevelt S
high priority dog, Blaze today
said he was anxious to forget the
incident.
The Granite City, Ill, Navy car
penter's mate arrived here from
San Francisco, which he said he
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
LEGAL Army Engineer
Has Story Published

An Article by T. ]. HeWett, prin-
cipal engineer. of the local U. S.
Army Engineers office, on Post
war Work Planned by the Whining
ton District, Corps of Engineers,
U. S. Army appeared in the Janu-
ary issue CT the North Carolina
Engineer published by the N. C..
Society of Engineers.
According to the article, the work
will consist Of improvement n d
modification of existing projects of
the Engineers and the construction
of several new projects in this dis
tric:.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
Japanese General Dies ].
Because OF Pneumonia,
Domei Agency Reports
By The Associated Press

The Domei news agency reported
today the death of 1t. Gen. 1saku
Nishihara, SO, due to "complica-
tons of pneumonia.
The dispatch, recorded by h e
Federal Communications Commits
zion, said Nishihara was the 23rd
Japanese general reported to have
eIied since May %, 1914.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
WATCH OUT !!

Winter ills arc prevalent. If you are
eonstipated you may be sure you are
more susceptible 10 certain of them,
and you should do something about it
right away. And while you are about
1t why not do THOROUGH job by
taking a calotab tonight? Nothing
ects just like good old Calotabs to re-
lieve temporary constipation and help
sweep out virus-laden mucus and
other putrefactive waste matter. Use
only as directed. (adv)
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
81 WONDER WHO"

QUINCY, Mass, Jan. 24.-UP)
Police officers wondered tonight
where to look for thief who
looted a ci9aret machine which
stands on the second floor of
headquarters, between the traffic
room end the detective bureau.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
FRED A. FENNEL

WHITEVILLE, Jan. 24.-Funeral
services for Fred A. Fennel, %,
who died at the Columbus county
home Monday, were held this after
noon at Delco. A Christian Science
reader officiated at the services.
Mr.. Fennel was life long resi-
dent of Columbus county. Surviving
him are five nieces, all OF Geor-
gia
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
BOAT CONCENTRATION

LONDON, Jan. 24.--(Pl-Norwe-
glan reports today said the Ger
mans recently stationed 100 new
U-boats at Norwegian ports as far
north as Narvik with the purpose
o fresuming their submarine cam
paign
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25

Andre Maurois' original name
was Emile Herzog but he has taken
the name of Maurois in bis per-
sonal life as we'll as in his writing
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Buy WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02
Seer entlGBt per
W1onat 10000

8nlbinQton - Sobal0 Sitter aus
Dem 8ege lit, meroen monatlid) Ct
lide 100000 bis 100000 nnlerifo-
niide 5olooten III Die @eimat 5llriid-
febren llngefnbr Dig 91lfte oa-
BON ntebr ODER meniger inonli0itiert,
iDie man nun III 3ltlurnmellbong nit
0en Observation-Disclosures 9iipp.
wIitionen iiber einen gtadtrngsetat pom
$2,453,177, 125 erfl1br. Die Sis
faluorlage, Die @eloer fiir oerid)ie-
oene : MISREPRESENTATION emit
bG(t. fpuroe pom 9emiaigungSauS-
idnB Oes SouieS Dem 8lerum utter
breitet.
Die porermdbnten 3ifiern Ser
nudl 9~elttidlonos &oaaps 81 ertpor-
tenOen Seimfebrer itammten Don
9rigooegelerol 6ranf &. Silles,
Oent G6ef Scr Gcteronennermoltlng,
ser iid) Oo6ei aifs 9riegsalnt be
rief.
Shines er0ffnete Dem &omitee aud,
0aB 0er5eit ungefGbr 5000 Wunn
monatlid aus Dem SeereSoienlt emit
loITen meroen 10000 mebr ais
oie laufenoe Ausbe6ungsquote ser
Nrmee.
Die 8eterunenperpnltuilg Itebt iii
ser iftpebenoen Gorlage nit $246,-
775,OOO per3eitnet. Sn Ser Saupt-
Iude qebt oieies @elo allf &onto er-
60bter @eniionsfoiten. $5.567. 400
lino fir ole 8or Manpomer Cont
million a~usgepieien, p%ornebmlid) 5ur
6inan3ierung ser @rWerbsiud)e mir
8eteranen. Me6r uls. 3weiorittel
oes @eiamtbetrags, ndmlid $t.9t4r
120,48S, entfaaen nuf oie 6lotte De
rem @eGoer fiir laufenoes Sobr iid)
einlhlieBlid 5uiablider A~uftrags-
ermddtigungen gum 8etrage BON
$tt4.300.0 900 auf %annGbernO $780,
600, 1000, 900 erboben.
9(us Dem befnnntgegebenen Ser
borsprotofoa in Safen Ser TorlngC
erfG6rt man meiter, oaB Dem 8emiai-
gungs 8rogramm $4,000 fiir Die
umerifuniide Gertreting an ser al
liierten &riegsoeubredler- &ommiiiion
einoerleibt limo. Sn Sen 9eratlm-
gen mod)te 9fbg. Sobnlon (G4Sfla)
Sen @oridlag. iapaniide auSldnoer
in amerifaniihen Segregierungsla=
germ 81 iteriliiieren, BOD, faBte Der
s(usiduB nidt gaidIuB oariiber.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02
Krdfe ais in ,,9r0Bter UerWlrrun0" bezelfne
Wtebr 8Omben
ftr Sofio

6ouptauartier ser Il. e. &n5iii-
id)en 6lotte olll @unnl = @ie IOnli.
raj Gbeiter V. Nimib befanntgub,
bo6cn 6liegcr ciler mohtigen Il, e.
Gr10er : S%trcitmodlt i'll all9rifiet
arr Eufio unO 0ie 175 Meilen iiOliG
oopon liegelrOc 5nicI @adiio Wihtige
iuponiidc 6ltg5eigiabrifen 5erltort
mo ieinoli6e 6lie8cr, melde lid
I%tcllten, uerla0t.
9ei ibrem 5peiten angrIit auI Die
Sauptitoot urro llmgegeno, inllerbalb
pom 10 Iogat, fGmpften iif) Die ame-
rifonii6en 5lie9er Don Sdiifeu Dor
ser iopnnii6en aiiite Olirh @ino,
Sdnee, &ugel uto idpperes 6luf-
feuer nod ibren 3ielen. Nah nod
unuoIlitdnoigen 8erif}ten baben tie
1913 iapnuiihe 6lug5ellge uerni6tet,
ooer beIdGOigt, uno 81 feline 6u6rs
3eltge perienft, ooer 6elh1oigt, Iogte
Htmib.
@i3eaOmirul Morc u. @titider,
9efe6lsbober ser %beriibmten LAST
6orce So, iagte an gorO ieines
6luggi6iiies, ooB ieine 8iloten Die
Sto 6abrif, III Der 6lltg5euge gu
iommengeiett meroen, lllO oie AZ
Ofeilen noroweitli6 bon Eofio liegt,
ais ruuhenOe 3riimmer juriiflieBen.
@oltptquortier ser Il. g. 9o5ifif-
6lotte, @lloln Inter lhperen
&drtpfen riiften amerifonilde Otu-
rineioloaten INNER n6ber an Die let
ten Snuptitellungen Ser Sapaner aut
Slpo Sima beralL utO nit ser tota-
lenen @roberung Der Sniel innerbulb
meniger Gage miro jebt gered9net.
sd glnilbe niht, oaB Die Sapaler
in ben Stq. nl0 Reiinmi. Nerfetl Die
9roOuftion in oieiem artege wteoer
oufnebmen f0nnen", ingte 0eitiAer.
SIS miro fir tie leidter iein, neue
6obrifen 5u erridten."
ltniere Yiloten trafen 5tpur 5ubl-
reihe iaponii6e aampfflug5euge
ii6er 5ofio an, ood] itellten tie iih
nlr gum Sample, mem tie in lleber-
5obl waren.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02
alien
Sei9lIn9en''

2oll0pn = 0einrid @imlnler, Der
@eltapo9Gbef, Der neue, m%eitgeben0e
@oamod)ten fiir Ben Shub Der Sn-
neufront erbalten bat, laBt eS it'd
nod Nadridten, Die bier p~orlagen
nrlnnte6r ,ongelegen ieilL Oas golf
uno ole 8artei, einidlieBlid ibrer
6iibreridift, BON o6eiglingen" uno
o9riidebergern" 5ll iGlt6ern. 3lt-
gleid lit er bemii6t, aus Der Gar
niion, Die in naber 3uflnft Berlin
5n perteioigen BOT, eill Seer pom So
natifern 5l MAIDEN.
Dos Sdmnr5e aurpS", Die So
Mofen3eitllag, Oereu Shrlftleltnng
@itnmler ~unterltebt, ltent yIeOen filb-
re1oen Mnrliie Der Yortei, Der MN
fliebt mo ieinen 8oiten III Std
lGBt, ooer ser nid)t ongeiid)tS oes
5eilroes ell 9eiipiel nllltigen @iOer-
ltunoes glbt", sic Sooesltraie III aus-
lidt. 0ad) elmer MoYfuuer &lino=
Tunflneloung iino in alien Seilen
9eutldlan0s S1uberungsfommillio-
men eilgeiebt woroen, Oerell Bflidt
cs lit. I'M 5inle ser @Inmlerlden
0ireftpr gcgel 2eutc uor5ngcbell,
Sic ucrnld}ell. altS ser GrfemltniS
ser 0ub(oiiQfeit weiteren oeutlden
@ioerItanoes gegell sic Atiiertelt
iiir ibrc 8eriolt sic pr1ftlld)er
GonieQucil5en 81 5lcbell. Sic Sei=
Tina uaer oieler &ommiiiionen lit
Mortiil 8ormalll, Dem u6iibter-
St%eauertreter". iibertragen moroen.
Gr bat Die 4nigo6e erbalten, ooie
aaaenueine llnidldolif)mad)lulg pon
6eiglingen ullo Banifltiitern olrf-
5%ufiibren."
IS bon0elt Iid BEL aaeoen inn
Grgan5ung elmer idon am 16. %.
Mor. qetroffenen Mabnabme: 8u-
mails muroen balonoere Wffiturtri-
6ritule NIT Ser @eiiung eingelebt,
ii6er eillen ieoeli. ser iidl III elmer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gone Der ,J6eigbeit
ooer zines eigenniisiqen Serbaltens"
id)nlOig moft Die Sooesltrafe 81
.oerbangen.
Snnerbalb ser 'belaaerten &eids-
bauptitoot mo ibrer &erteiOigungs-
5ofle Tiibrt Simmler, lpie eille Deitere
Mosfaner Observation-Disclosures belagt,
sur Belt perionGidl cine uSdliberung~
ser Srltppen Our6.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02
Die 8riten crcberit
pagan INT Burma

&anop, @eplon = 0os @aupt=
quarter BON Siiooltsaiien gibt be-
fonnt, OoB britiife uilo inoiide
Erltppen allf Dem 0ormorid nod
Sen groBen Selfeloern BON Burma
80 Meilen iiiopeltli6 bon ManoalaD
ii6er sen Stub Srramaoop oorgeito-
zen Iino un0 nod einem fitr5en befti-
oen 9mnuf ole olte Stoot Gogan ge-
nanlrnen babert.
Gunnit miroe ELL 8riidenfopf BON
21b Mfeflen 9ange uno a Neilen
Siefe geidoffet, uno Sruppen Der
IA. Mrmee fpuroen 5t einem gegas
belten Mnsriff auf Die Selltoote
Gbalif uno Yenags Daung ongelebt.
Die &dmpfe iino inn Gang.
8agan, oas beitn eriten @nlturm
gerommen ipuroe, lit in ser gan5ell
@elt olird ieine 5000 YugoOen be-
fanntgemoroen tlno gift ais zines Der
@un0er im Oiten. @s mlrOe I'M
Sabre S47 aesriin6et uno war bis
sum Sabre 1898 Die SnuptitaOt BON
Burma.
Ser leBte llebergong gi6t ben al-
liierten orei 8riifenfopfe oberbal6
lino unterbulb bon Manoalap.
6ritber am Gage nor mitgeteilt
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02
rnfen
&%Onlerbatibe

2onoon GimllO5pon5ig @foltler-
Datioe W3itglieoer oes @orloments
reooltierten bier gegen Breniermi-
niIter gburhill, 0ie @ntidseiolrng Der
arim apniere5 betreiis 9oleus als
cine 9erleBullg Oes 2ltlontiiden
Gborters uro eilten &errot britilder
9rin5ipien angreifen0.
Gburdill batte geitern fiir 6ritil6e
anerfennltng Ser &rim &onferenj
pldoiert uno oie BORT ~getroffene &e-
aelung Ser poIniiden 6rage als eine
Gerforperung 0gere6ter uno ange-
meiiener" iopietii6er @ebietSaniprii-
die pertreten un0 oabei Dor Dem lin
terbaltS er0ffnet, 0oB sic o@roBen
9rei" in ibrer 9lusipra6e pereinbar-
ten, 0en Bolen auf Soften 9euti6-
lulOs 9nn5ig llnO 0%berldjlelien 5lt-
iammen nit nnoeren @ebieten 5u ge-
ben.
9urd oieie @rbebung aus einenl
2aaer, Oas ionit gei6loiien binter ibm
itebt, allfs auBerite oltigebradt miro
9burhill morgen nodmnls nit elmer
&eoe iiber @nglGn0s AuBenpolitif
Dor Oa5 llnter6ous ~tretell.
IS miro an6enomtuen, oaB G6ur-
diff in nod bnriherer @eile ais geit.
Die polniide iSroge bebonoeln miro.
Gr mill Derbiiten, Dab elm BON ben
&%onieruatiuen seforoerter 3uiab all-
genommen miro, Ser oie @utbeiBung
Ser arim 9eid)liiiie b%iualls3ogern
piiroe. Maurice Eetberid ais @ort-
filbrer Ser re6elliiden Grippe beam
trugte folgenoen 3uioB 5lt ser @ut-
beiBung Der arim 8eldliiile: SSH
6eoauern oie @nti6eioung eiuer an
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02
9nfcm Dram Sen
Sran3eicn i~ibcrecbcn

8om Ger o(geriide 6afell
9rall, our6 mel6en in Den erlten adt
Wtonaten Der aompogne IN RorO-
afrifa 100000 Sonnen gilt9en,
lit mad elmer umtliden 0titteilullg
Den 6ran5oien offi3iel ii6erwieiell
Dor0en.
@aneroleutllollt Mcgtarnep. Ser
fommall0ieren0e General Der Il. g.
Streitfrdfte I'M Mittelmeer, erfldrte,
OoB Die GorrGte, ole nid)t an Ser
5rpnte1 gcbralldt merOcil, al Die
J%rnn3pien %uerfouht luproen iinb. sic
eir5lgen noh iibrigen 8orrdte limo
fir Die 8ruppen III Nor0afrifa be
ltimmt.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02
vHmnNcrttamIcnNc irrcn
nmf GanNitraBcn amber

Moorio - Gas &eidb" ole @oeb.
bellde @oden5eitu1g, Die 81 Der 3eit,
ais 0eutife 5lieger nuBerOeltidle
StGote angriffen, Die 9eiltungen Der.
Ha5i-8 Bomber niht gelnlg rii6men
fonnte, i6lagt nun in ieinen 8erid)-
ten iiber oos Bib oeS glen0s, 0oS
oaiicrte 6lie9eron9riffc nrf Geutid)-
lun0 blnterlnlIel, einell lelltlnentnlen
Con oil. St Der iiinglteil, tnh W1n-
orio ~9elollgten Drummer oes oGeidl"
lieit man: ognolole 3iige nrnner,
bon aus ult0 Sof oertriebe1er Wfeil.
id)en lnilgen nun Gag ltnl Gag int
HeihSinneren oil. 8er Don uns III
Sen eriten &riegsiobren i'll Dit oOer
@eiteuropa iolfe 6liidtlingsiharell
81 @elidt befam oallfte Dem Sinl=
mel, 0nB iremOer n1lO nidlt Uaterldit-
oiid}er Booze Der Sdnuplab iold)er
S5enen mar, un0 ooB ons 0eutide
Golf Don Dem Snmmer unberiibrt
blieb. Ger @unif oeS 5einoes nor
a6er. olld) bel inns eill iold)es Sdjoli-
ipiel iid a6ipielen SIT iebeu, wie er
eS III ieilem eigenen Ranoe erlcbt
batte, mo ser 6eino beenrnn oenn
aud} NIT Dem 9uftfrieg gegell
Geutidlano, ser MN gemiIie @%oafllie-
riln9smaBnabmen lnluermeiolidl ge-
moft Bat. Snfolgeoeilen mol5en iidl
iebt blunoerttouienoe nrnler, un-
idnlloiger Gcutider itber u%tiere
2nnoltraBen, nm I'M Snneren Ser
oelitiden 6eituilg iid)ere 3uiludt 5t
lltden."
Washington Journal., 1945-03-02
Mntrag fam
ii berra1Aen0

Mierifo Stuot ~ Zen Gereinigten
Staaten gelang es. oie gbltimnung
ii6er eiften neutrality-suspicious., Ser
ale ulnerifanii6eu Nationen Der-
pflihtet bGtte Die @ren5en uit0 sic
politiide llnn6bdngigfeit Ser 91nOer
oieier Senliipb1re nit ibrer @affen-
mndt SIT gornntieren, nm "a Stuns
Sen 5ll peridieben. Gen. @urren
AuitiL ein republifaniideS Mitglieo
oes Ausmdrtigen 4l18iduiles, inter-
Denierte in Dem 9lltgenblid, ga cine
&ommiiiion Ser characterization
&onferen5 sen Blan onrd 3uitim-
mltng gutbeiBen mollte.
Gle ,@rfl1rung bon @bapultepec"
%9enannte Heiolution itellt cine Ser
einigung oon 8oridlI6gen llruguabs,
aolumbiens mo 9roiiliens 0ar. 9ie
lteberroi6ung itellte Die gnti6loi-
lenbeit Ser bier oertretenen 2Gn0er
Dor, lofort elm Stoblbono Inn sic
nmerifaniifen Gepublifen 3lt legen,
o6ne crit oltf 6ie gi[oung elmer 8elt-
llferbettsorgdnlIution in San iSrolt-
cisco 81 marten. Sic .grfIGru1g
BON Gbdpultepec4 gebt>in einem mid
tigen Eu1ft iiber oen 0um6nrton
0afs- Blon binous: 0ie iinter5eidnc-
ten Mdd}te mGren 5ll @emoltonmen-
Dung perpflidtet, io6alo iid glggrei-
lion oOer Die uiidere @efabr" Don
Aggreilion aitf oieiem Sentiment ent-
midelt.
9lllitin erreid)tc cine 8ertagung ser
Abltinununa bis 6eltte ourd) 3mei
@riinoc. Die Geiollttion uar in
Sponil6 n6geioBt nll0 er iagte, 0oB
ibnl feline enQliIhc lleberiebnng Dor.
liege. 81 nuBer0eun 0ie Streitfrdfte
Der 8ereinigten Staaten gum Gin
greifen berpflidtet niiroen, moIlte er
Sen. GonlrallD, Sen 8oriibenoen oes
a%llSWartigen Altsi6uiies, gu State
5leben, Ser bier onfommen ioll. Menn
Die @rflarnng bon ser aonmiiiion
angenommen miro, gebt lie an Sen
@elddftsoronungsausid,uB uno Damn
our Golloeriammlung.
IS erideint flor, 0aB cine Inter
5eifnung Ser 8ereinigten Staaten
Ser 8illigung 0urh Ben &ongreB be-
Bari oermutlidl sic BEL ar0eren Ser.
tragen ii6li6e 3lpeiorittel Mebrbeit
I'M Senut. Die &altltng Ser 8erei-
nigten Staoten ipar es bisber, fei-
nerlei Gerpfli6tungen e~in31ge6en,
oie Ger Senats 3uitimmilng 6eoiir-
len ebe oie &onferen3 bon San 6ran-
cisco i'm april a6gebalten miro. 9ie
9elegierten Der Gereinigten Staaten
meroen nun feit5ltitellen 6aben mie
melt @ol6ington in oieier 6rage 5t
0eben mrllens lit.