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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

German StrongpolntS 10 over
come.
The few Germans on the
street stop and stare dumbly at
the passing military procession.
They mop and sweat from glazed
eyes and then plod st0lidly on,
pulling their few possessions be-
hind them In little two-wheeled
carts.
Some push their tattered rem
nantS in baby carriages.
Many of the women are bare
foot.
THE President views the wreck
Il age and litter of the Tier
garten, Berlin's famous park.
The wreckage OF the luft-
waffe's remaining planes in
which the liazi officials hoped
TO leave Berlin clutter the grass
amid burnt out shot-riddled
skeletons of automobiles, tanks
and troop carriers.
To the right and left of the
shsH'poeked Brandsnburs Gate
are the wTseked shells of the
American smbossy, fhs Reiehs.
t0s building and Coebbeis' pal
ace, and, a little further on
along the Inter den Linden. the
Wrsekoes Of the famed old
Hotel.
Horse-drawn Russian military
carts rattle down the Inter den
Linden. Russian peasant sol
diers loll unconcernedly in their
straw-flled bottoms.
The President drives past the
wrecked opera house into the
Lustgarden which was the CEN
ter OF German imperial culture
under the kaisers. The palace
OF the crown prince. the tomb
Of the unknown soldier, the
Protestant Cathedral and other
famous buildings of the kaisers'
reign are In ruins.
In the Wilhelmplatz, the
Presidents car draws up before
Hitler's ruined chsncellory,
where, the latter part of April,
in the concrete bunker in the
side court, the fuehrer and his
mistress, Eva Braun, are re-
ported TO have shot themselves.
The shailow. fys-biaekensd
trench whsre their bodies are
suppossd to have been eopsrsd
With gasoline and burned 10 just
outside the bunker.
The President remains In his
car in front of the chancellory.
The front OF the chancellory
IL punctured by shell holes.
The heads OF two figures OF
German heroes In inches on the
second floor level OF the facade
are blasted of.
The s. s.. in their last des-
perate fighting. timbered UP the
front OF the building and turned
1t into machine gun nests.
T'HE President gazes over the
Il ruins.
What do you think of IT."
we asked the President.
He turns, and says
'Tt Is q terrible thing ter
rible thing for the German
people. and you can see II In
their faces, but they brought II
on themselves.
1T Just shows what can hap
pen TO y people when one man
Overreaches himself"
Tens Of thousands Of bodies
still lie buried under the rubble
OF the buildings.
4 h1iF mile quay, 1000 lie
rotting IN one section Of the Bsr-
lin U-Bahr. or subway.
They were seeking shelter
from the reign of bombs and
shells in the last days OF Berlin.
The q. &. killed them-killed
their own people.
They blew the canal walls and
flooded the subway, and the
40O0-maybe II was 5000. you
hear varying flgures-died like
rats.
The s. S. flooded the subwoy
lDhsn the Russions began COM
ing up under the city through
the subpays.
They killed their own: people.
They brought IL on them
selves :"
The afternoon is hot. and the
stencil of death lies like pail
over Berlin.
Millions OF lazy, bloated flies
plague those that are still living.
TOMORROW-Stalin arrives
for the conference.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Chapter VII
BY ROBERT G. NIXON

international News Service White House Correspondent
tMond Copyright and Rights
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Posdam Diary
Restless Truman Reviews Troops
Awaiting Opening of Conference
With him Bynes, Lsahy, Capt. Vardonian,
Charlie Ross and Capt. ALphonse MacMahon.

The Second Armored Divi-
sion. its powerful fighting ma
chimes drawn up track to track,
stretches down the autobahn
as far as the eye can see.
The long snouts of the can
non on the General Pershing
and General Sherman tanks
point skyward at a 45-degree
angle.
THE fighting men stand stiffly
Il Al salute. Their flags and
guidons ripple in the breeze.
Their chests are heavy with
battle ribbons. The colorful
triangular insigne of the Sec
ond Armored fash on their
shoulders and helmets.
They are as hne a lot of fight.
ing men you would Wont 10 see.
and you feel suTginR pride at
being an American.
The presidential half-track
sweeps down the autobahn past
the division.
"The President stands erect,
his head bare, as he passes the
color guards with their stars
and stripes, division and Tegi-
mental flags.
At the end OF the review, the
President gives a presidential
citation 10 Co. l. Of the Seven
teenth Armored Engineers for
their feat of bridging the Rhine
in seven hours under intense
German fire end aerial bombing.
The President personally ties
the blue and Whits battle
stTeamsy on the snRinesyS Rui-
don.
The Chief ecutive then
changes back 20 his open car
and the procession moves at
high speed down the autobahn
toward the b o m b g d-Wrecked,
burnt-out rubble heap that was
once the stronghold Of Hitler's
Third Reich.
TIE procession enters Berlin
l. proper on the broad Char
lottenburger ChauSse after pass
ing the Sports Arena and build
ings Of Radio Berlin. This was
where Goebbels and Goering
once ranted and raved into the
microphones.
Not building remains hab-
liable. Not store or shop
appears 10 remain in the en-
tire heart Of Berlin.
AZ a street corner. the turrst
OF German fonk, the long bar
rel Of hs IS cannon. just above
the pdusmsnt, points doUn the
oUenus.
The rest OF the tank is buried
in an excavation below the
street level
These buried armored forts
took heavy toll of Russian
tanks assaulting the city. and
were the most difficult of all
Evening star., 1945-07-01
Parker Awarded Emblem
For Service With AAF

Charles A. Parker. formerly opera
tions analyst In the Office Of Brig
Gen. Harold M. McClelland, Air
Communications Oficer Of A.A.F.
headquarters, recently was awarded
the Emblem of Meritorious Civilian
Service by his chief,
He is leaving the A.A.F. to take
up new duties as an engineer with
the American Telephone and Tele-
graph Co. in New York.
Mr.. Parker participated In the or
ganization of the Once of the Air
Communications Once, Air Techni-
cal Service Command. In that con-
nection he was responsible for the
regulations which covered the engi-
neering, construction, operation ano
maintenance of fixed communica-
tions facilities in all command es-
chelons and Air Technical Service
Command.
He was previously awarded the
Evening star., 1945-07-01
D. c. Medics to Hear
PenicilIin Discoverer

Sir Alexander Fleming, distin-
guished English scientist who dis.
covered penicillin,- will discuss hi
experiences with the wonder-drue
at the next meeting OF the District
Medical Society sis pm. Thurs
day at the society headquarteri
7is M street, NV. His subject viii
Evening star., 1945-07-01
Bulk Of Suicide Force
Held for Defense Of
Mainland, Japs Claim
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 3d.
Japan told the United States today
that the bulk Of her Kamikaze
suicide air force still was intact
and that Okinawa was no real test
of Japan's ability to defend her
homeland.
Other Japanese reports said B-29s
had appeared for the first time
over Hokkaido, northernmost of
the main islands, and that ZAP
proximately 10 large enemy planes"
carried out mine-laying operations
Friday night along the north
western coast Of Honshu Island.
The Dornei News Agency, In radio
dispatches directed to North AM
erica and recorded by the Federal
Communications Commission de-
clased:
Main reason for Okinawa's fall
was that Japan had to reserve and
withhold from action large
number Of special attack tsuicide)
planes for employment against the
enemy's invasion OF the homeland.
ITO take this Okinawa case as q
basis for predicting the outcome of
the battle on the Japanese MAIN
land, therefore, is absolutely
erroneous"
When the time for the decisive
battle for the mainland arrives sup
to-date planes will be rushed end
lessly from our factories, while
damaged ones will be repaired
speedily with the abundant supply
of parts on hand"
Domei announced that Japanese
planes, which it said had been
further handicapped by the long
distance" to Okinawa, 325 miles,
again struck at American airfields
and shipping in that area today.
"Conflagrations at three pieces
were caused, the unconfirmed dis
patch aid.
In other broadcasts Domei said
today, in announcing plans for mass
housing Of remaining Tokyo resi-
dents, that I'VE hope every one
will be able TO live comfortably as
soon as possible"
Buildings To Be Converted.
The radio dispatch, directed to
Japanese-occupied Asia, said the
plan was to convert buildings which
have survived AFRAID fires into
mass living quarters.
Domei commented that AFRAID
shelters as living quarters were "un-
bearable in the middle of the sum-
mer heat" and that living under
ground when cold weather comes"
would be equally unsatisfactory.
Tokyo radio in broadcast to Asia
announced Japanese insurance pre-
miumS would be increased 400 per
cent, effective July /, because of
recent conditions caused by enemy
air raids"
The broadcast added the wartime
insurance plan would be expanded
to cover Secondary areas" so that
districts covered by ordinary fire in
surance "also can automatically be
entered" under it.
B-2s Reported Damaged.
The Tokyo radio also said: "One
B-29 was damaged by our intercept
tors at noon Friday I'll pm. Thurs
day, E.W.T) when the enemy Super
Forts came raiding the area" of
Southwestern Hokkaido.
NT,fe s~ IL.
north of the longest American-an-
nounced penetration Of Japan by
Marianas based B 29s. United
States 11th Air Force Liberators
from Aleutian bases have ranged
down the Kurile Islands to within
300 or 400 miles of Hokkaido.
Domei agency also reported that
Allied naval and air craft were
striking Balikpapan and other
Southeast Borneo points and that an
invasion there was imminent.
Evening star., 1945-07-01

street NV, and continue through
July.
A sound and color film, Scout
Trails to Citizenship" will be shown
at 2:3o pm. each Wednesday during
the month. e. p. Sechrist Is chair
man of the exhibit committee. Cub
Scout packs OF Washington and
nearby Virginia and Maryland con-
tributed to the exhibit.
Evening star., 1945-07-01

War Department emblem for civil
ian service in the American theater
from July 80, 1912, to June 16. 1943
His home is 1904 South Wakefield
street, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1945-07-01
Cub Scout Show Opens
At Museum Tomorrow

The second annual exhibition OF
Cub Scout handicraft will open to
the public from . am. until 4:30
pm. tomorrow at the National Mu-
scum, Constitution avenue at Tenth
Evening star., 1945-07-01

When War Loan drives end--our
fighting men keep nring--keep your
dollars fighting through payroll
savings.
Evening star., 1945-07-01

be "Discovery and Use Of Penicil-
lin."
Physicians and members Of allied
professions have been invited to the
lecture. Dr.. Oscar B. Hunter, Is
chairman of the program commit
tee in charge.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
KMrse >%ltitteilMneen

Sdmerer @eipitterre9en u10
Saael ridteten an Sonnubeno gro
BEN SdaOen in @oibington unO Der
ndberen llnlgegeno an. 3piiden
6airfor unO AleranOrio ioa Sngel in
Ser @rGBe bon @oIfbuaen geiauen
iein. 1000 6eniteri6eiben purOen in
9lleronoria eingeidlIogen. Sn Rod-
bile iblug ser 8lis. in Oie eleftrii6e
citation ser 9otomoc electric Yoper
Company Elm. Gie gauge ~llntgegen0
mar obne Qidt uno &raititrom, ein-
id]lieBlid 0oS Montgomery GountD
General Soipitol" in SonOD Spring.
&iele g(utos maren geitronOet uno
All Dem Si6la gaIep 6lltgfelo BEL
Mlerunoriu 6ei9doigte ser Sa9el 80
6(lg5euge, peld)e BORT gum Serfauf
~onge6oten meroen. 8iele @emiilegdr-
ten erlitten 6etr6dtliden tSdoOen
un0 miiiien oie 86Iiber Die @r6eit
mieOer non borne Beginner.
SIN Sitter pon "a Sa6ren Der.
Itor6 in 9tleranOrio, So, 6rau Seq
mia 9retfu8, Satin oeS oeritor6enen
Sulius 9reifus. Sic binterlGBt cine
Iohter, 6rou 6enrietta Maiiep in
@ni6ington ulO einen 8ruOer Saco6
SenIe in Nerp gorf. Die Seritorbene
mar in 9euti6lano ge6oren unO fam
ais iunges M6oden na6 a%leranoria,
moiel6it lie 45 Sabre mObnte.
- o@liidlid9e &eiie" miinidt 0aS
,Sournal" 6rau Soo aernefin, pel-
DIE nit ibrer 10 Sabre often Gnfelin
@retd)en Gernefin nod Miami in
6loriou abgereiit lit. Sic miro BORT
iel6It i6re 5o6ter uno S9niegeriobn
&i&orOs 6eiuhen uno geOenft Ian.
gere 3eit 81 uerpeilen. @odlmals
ogliidIi6e &eiie".
- Ole neuen $500 autOmo6il Sc
bruuhS4S teltermurfen iinO ab Conn
o6eno, sen 8. SUM, in alien Boit-
uno Steuerdmtern 81 ba6en. Gieiel-
ben miiIIen bonn I. Suli ab an ser
@inoldueideibe zines ieOen fabren-
Sen Nutomo6ls ange6raht iein.
- Sn MorplonO oSouie Of Cor.
rection" in Seiilrp fam es om sonn-
obenO 3l einem NufItano, an nel6em
li6 600 bis 800 @efangene (oie met
item batten nur fur5e Straien a65li-
Iiben) beteiligten. Ser AufitanO ioa
it6er oie &noppbeit an 6leiid in Der
@efangenenfoit entiprungen iein.
Die berbeigerltfene 8oli5ei muBte
BON sdJuBrpoffen @e6rau6 MAIDEN,
ebe sic 9lufItdn0igen eingaben. 16
@efangene muroen leidt perlebt unO
3nei @drter un0 Elm Holi5iit Wuroen
| gel6logen uno nit 5erbroGenen 5la-
iden perlett. giner Ser @drter Iiegt
| l6mer perlebt i'm ct. Agnes Soipital
! in Baltimore. 6eniteri6eiben unO
\ Mo6ilien pitr0en m1breno oes 3ltiin-
I oigen &ralpalls 3ertriimmert.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
Gcncrnl GinNcmtnnrt
CAB Cit 1ntcrricn'

9eutife5 Sauptquartier in Sill
feborg, 91nemarf = @eneraloberit
@eorg 2inoanann, Ser bofite oeut=
ife SFfi5ier, Ser nod inter Dem
Sdyub ieiner eigenen Mai6inehge-
nebre ltebt, erfldrte, Die @Dafuie=
rllng ser oeutifen Mrmee aus 9a=
nemarf miro plongem1B Bis 10.
SUM beenoet iein uno Damn perbe i'd
meinen Sofoaten in oie @efangen-
I6uft foIgen". @eiter lagte er:
oGie 3ufunft 9eutldlonOs bdnat
bon Ser aaiiertep &ontrollfommii=
lion ab. Sd 6dbe i'm Allgenblid
feline 8otidnft an oie oeutiden
Srpppen ooer 0ie 3ipil6eu0lferung."
Ser Oberbefeblsbober oes lebten
groBeren 6eutiAen 8erbanos gab
oos Snterniem in einem r~ei5enoen
oGniifen Seeort, umringt Don Stn=
1elorobtpeu6auen un0 "a Stunoen
lang BON oeutiden Sruppen an Dem
einBigen ifmolen gingong beipad)t.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
S~iinfschnjGhriec bel
sen ScwjctsN1anSpcrh

Mosfau - @ie befanntgpgeben
muroe, per0en am 6reitog is 1no
16 Sabre ate Sungen in oQen Set
len HuBlon0s gum MilitarOienit
oufqerufen meroen; es lit Dies oas
ar0Bte miGitGriihe Ausbiloun9spro-
Qrumm, DelheS je in Ser Somjet-
union in 6rieoens3eitpn ourd)gefibrt
Dor0en int.
@eneroQeutnant q. g. 8ronin,
GbeT Ser oagemeinen &efrltierung
i'm Observation-Disclosures err
fldrte, ole Multerung I'M 9an5en
2un0e meroe bltnoertpro5entig ourd)=
Qefii6rt tperoen uno fubr Damn tort:
Sic oaaemeine milit1rii6e Nus
bifoung in ser gegenDartigen 8erio-
oe miro nod in b0berem MaBitabe
ols wGbreno oes &rieges itattfinoen. "
Nidt Elm ein3iger Sunge 0iirfe lifl
ser Muiterung ent5ieben, uno Yro-
in foroert oie SUBCOMMITTEE ouf,
bei ser Aufrufung Der SabrgGnge
5ur San0 gu geben.
0Sn Ser GrieoensperioOe, welde
unier 2an0 iebt erfobrt, Oiirfen mir
Sen 8roblemen Ser Serteioigung
niht geringere Aufmerfiamfeit idett=
fen" marnte Bronln.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08

Blame anpOns: 30 bis g bis 30. SUM-. q bis 32 bis 81. Sui. %
bis 80 un0 III bis 81 bis 81. augut. 81 bis 81 bis 30. September.
Seoer aupon gilt 8ebn Punfte. 8Ime 3uhn imO mgItg.
Rdc 9npOns nnS Soften: 81 bis 80 in Bud A geIten. uno 5por: 81 bis
81 bis 30. SUM-; So bis 49, bis 81. SuI; 90 bis III Bis 81. Muguf;
% bis 80 bis 80 Sepem6er. Die 5ofen i'm @erte BON lie einent
@unft Oenen gum @ehieln Der 9upons bon ie 5ebn 8tnfen.
3nder: aupon SO in Bud A gilt fr funf gfmo bis 81 auguit. gOr
Dem 1. September trtt notwithstanding fem wetterer 3uderRupon in
&raft. F.
Gdnbe: aupons Scr. 1 2 unO 3 Unit Dem SIsa5et) i'm gotions6ub
Scr. 3 imo bis of meteres gum ge5ug bon ie einem 9oar Sduben
gilhg. 2nIt SBa 6etebt feline abfdt &upons gu onnuMeren. Gin
neuer sdu6fupon trHt am I. augnt in aroft
yuiOIin: aupon Scr. 10 i'm a49uh gilt fir bier @uuonen Bis 81. SUM
1915. aupon g6, sc, 81, 81 gelten fdr i 5 @auonen. ollie ouoeren
9. un6 G.aupons ino unglhg. G&upons ,2no DIR 1915" Gilt fr
5 @aaonen bis 30. SUM. Anoere E-&lpons ino ungifhg.
Gum sdub gegen ben S%dIehhbonoel bat eNer @agenbeTber Iofort
of alien @aiontGupons, Die fh in ieinen1 8eis befinoen, lene 2r
8en3! Summer uno Ben 5tuat, IN Dem er regifriert it, gu uermerfen.
yrenm6l: Die aupons ser Seiungsperiooen 1. 3, 8, A unO 5 fir t944<15
aelten fir e 10 @ulonen pro @in6eit bis 81. Mugut l~lnbenuste
bis 81. @uguit 1915.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08

Sil6ide @e6rma6t : Selepboniitin-
men batten i6re gepoidene Seloen.
pGife 1inter 0en int Sdatten bober
&iefern 9elegenen aalernen auige-
bdngt.
2in0emunuL Der nod Sem @ruuo
9efragt murOe, pesbalb 3eutidlnnO
ben &rieg perloren babe, erwiOerte
no6 einem Alugenblid oes NadOen-
TENS: ,,Gie aliierte 9aitiiberlegen=
belt" allf cine 6roqe, Oh oie Gin
miidung Der 9ea5iAGartei III ben
oeutihen @e~neralitob 81 Geutif-
LAMBS Nieoerlage betgetragen ba6e,
antmortete er: u3ariiber fam iA
uidt ipreden. ST bdbe 3eit mel
mes 2dbens ME elmer politiiden Nar=
tel ongeb0rt.~ @r ldaute 81 ieinem
StqbsGef, @eneralmoior Selmut
&ein6arot ieinem politiiden 8e-
rater, Miajor Sort 9aiiler, einem
a)enloIigen Yrofelior Der &edts-
miIienI1nft an Der nnioerlit6t 6rei-
burg, unO gu ieinem- 0olmetider,
Souptunnnn 6riB 2entbde. ,,Gein
Sfi3ier in 0ieiem &aum lit iemols
Mitglieo Ser Na3i IFartei gdrpeien,"
in5te er in unireunolidem Con.
2in0emonn lugte, er Tonne iid
nidt iiber bas @er6dlten Der DGni-
iden &rdfte uno Der 1000 britiiden
3ruppen pGbreno Ser @uafuier1ng
beidperen. Ole approximation,
oie mir 1atten, naren nnbeoeltten0. "
@r duBerte iid) nidt 81 odniiden
5orocrungen, oaB inn ais &riegs
per6re6er ser @ro5eB gema6t mer-
Sen ioa, neil er ieit Der ne6er=
na5me oes 9anemarf &omman0oS
I'M 6dbruur Die Sinridtung 0dni-
lder 8atrioten a~ngeor0net 9at. 9l6er
er lieB feinen 3meifel oaran, oaB er
iid) uls elm Soloat betradtet, Der
genldB oun 80lferredt gu b~ebanOeln
lei.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
Gpneprbia Girdle
20. mno u StrdBe N.B.
Ghos Gu0efs, YdItor

SIN Monot Suni iiro Die @ottes-
oienite Sonntug &ormittngs Inn 10
lt6r. Die Sonntagsihule lit nm 9.45
lt9r. Ser airhenfor iibt 8onners-
tag M6en0s INN s llbr. Die Hdbltun-
Sc fiirs ,,Rote &reu5" lit am 10.
sunni Inn 10 ltbr uornitta9s. Die
8otomac SDno0e, pelfer Die Gon-
coroio @emein6e angebort, bdlt ibre
MISUNDERSTANDING pom IL. bis
t3. SUM in 5reOerid, 800, a6. BUM
0elegoten mur0e SEER Houl Bergb
ernnnnt.
Sn Ser iGbrIihen @emein0e-Ser-
iommlung murOen Die folgen0en Sir
Aenrots !0fitglieoer mieoererma6lt:
8uul 8erg6, Carl 9auber, 8m. 6.
@rimm uno $. s. 8olmerbous. Sic
mi1roen i'm ooraui folgenoen @ottes-
0ienit in ibre aemter eingeIebt. Auf
8ori6log non Serrn u. %. S6roe0er
DurNe Elm &ausfomitee %ernnnnt, mel-
DIES ous &irfen- uuO Bfarrbaus-@ 81
6GllOe periooenpeiie ittIpi5ieren iol.
Auf Antrag BON 6errn Paltor
GnOers lpurOe Elm Gomitee ernannt,
lpeld)es iiA Scr pom MilitGr entloiie-
men Soloaten unne6men ioa. Ser
8eridt oes Sdobmeiiters Saul
8erg9 mur0e ot1genommen mie oer-
leien. Sin gtbenOeilen, weldes Der
6rduenbilfsperein Dor oieier Ser
iammGung ieruierte, erpies iif alS
6eionOerS erfol8rei6 inOem Diele Der
Eeilnebmer 3nr Geriammlung Bile
ben.
Son oen in Ser @ebrma6t 0es
2anoeS oienenoen iungen 2euten fa-
men @enrD HoblanO aus. Slpo Simu
uno Clifford &and aus europa oltf
rrlau6; 6arrp 2utbie i. lit Der erite
inter Sen Wdnnern ser @emeinoe,
melder aus Dem MilitdrOienit entlai-
len muroe; Sobn 8en0er murOe gum
Qeutnnnt %bef0roert; st. Sol. so
@ros mlr0e am redten 8ein oerlebt
ais Elm S6ropnel Ben oieep" trot
IN 1peldem er iubr; Soc Steiner aus
Camp Gromoer, DO" iiberrni9te
ieine M~ngeborigen nit einem t0tdgi=
gen unermarteten llrloltb; Milton
Naeble, melder in 8ainbrioge, Mo.,
itotioniert ilt fonnte mebrere $50
dsenenOe bel W1uttern perleben; Carl
Grimm muroe BON Sort 2epis,
@niby rad SnoionbeuO, Ba., per-
iest.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
Observation-Disclosures

GuneOrS Glnb, Snc. &rdiiOen
9rlfreo Sdmeier; SefretGr, 6rou u.
S6lo6ter, 1853 Conn. ape., g. @.
8erIommlrng om 3. @ittnoA /. &c.
9rOIpeet Sill TrieSbOf. grdiiOent:
1reO 8%ogeliong; Sefretar, $. g..
8infler; Sdosmeiitar: laurence o.
Stub. 8eri. am 2. S1mstag im
Monat i'm 5rieobOfsgebduoe.
9eutIde 5reimanrer 2Ose Armi-
Mus, @r. %, S.A.N.@. Sefretdr:
5reof. 8ertram, 134t Sbepbero
Str, g. s. geriommlung am 1.
0ienstag inn Monat i'm Heten Ma-
ionic EempeG, 13te unO $ tStraBe,
q. M.
4rmimins @ergniisnnss : gerein.
8r6Iioent: Senrp SHELTER; Sefretdr:
Ebeo0or 9erd, 1905 Siebente Stra-
be, q. 8. 8%eriommlun9 om l..
Sonno6en0 I'M Wonot.
Greater Beneficial 1tniOn, 0iitrift
Nr. 100. 8rGiioent: Sobn @reOlein;
SefretGr: Gbriition Gbrfit 1922
6iinfte StroBe, g. B. gerl. ont
4. gienstog I'M Monat I'M Sauie Scr.
1920 5 StroBe, g. 6.
Greater Beneficial t%tuiOn, 0iitrift
9r. 40. &rdiiOent: Midel Boi-
ner; Sefretdr, GbriItian &ronen-
bitter, 1t04 8onioant Str, Silper
Spring, MO. geri. am 4. 6reitag
I'M Monat I'M ,FSioe 8oint 3ouern",
t2te uno 6 StraBe, NoroGt.
3nppert Seim Sranen 9ilfsUerein.
grdIi0entin: 6rau @rnit SO. 8ropn;
'SefretGrin; 6rau Mn6el 9ieb. Ser
IammIung am 2. Dienstag /. N. I'M
9 l1br i'm Seim.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
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@nibington - Inter : &riegSief=
retdr @atterion teilte nit, Dab oie
Irmee in oieiem Sobr 30,986,000
@oar Sdube braldt, mebr oIs in ir=
genoeinem 6isberigen &riegsiabre.
@r onalpiierte oieie Soroerung 1tno
erfl1rte, ooB oas gl1oe 0es &riege5
III europa on Sen MnipriiAen Ser
Mrmee fir 2eoer nihtS gednoert
babe, uno oaB ii1 ipabriheinli6 oa-
rim auh bis gum gnoe oes folhmen-
ben Sobres nidts anoern peroe.
allr3 Dor Dem gnoe Oes &rieges ge=
gen GeutihIano perbrauhte Die @r-
NEE Die Sdube idneaer, als iie ge-
~liefert tueroen fonnten, uno iest
iino Die GorrGte inter Ser Cider
9eitsgrenae pom 80 Sagen geiunfen.
Sn oie angegebene 3abl iino 28,=
$4,000 8oore FIR Die Mrmee ielbit
eingeidloiien, $4,000 8aar fir Die
Slotte, S43 1000 9qar fir Die philip
piniide Arnee uno 1885, 900 fir bie
fran5oiiide armee. SIM Sabre 1914
beoniprudte Die Armee 29,716,000
Faar SGube.
Ser Sefretdr mics oarallf bin, Bob
bic Geriorgungslinien nod Dem Ba-
5ifif l1nger lino als Die nod @uro-
pa, uno oaB Die Shuhe i'm Ta5ifif
bel ifneqer oerbraudt meroen ols
III anoeren &riegsge6ieten.
Ser SoQoot oerbraudt I'M SLID.
meit-8a5ifif ourdidnittlid 5 Iaar
Shu6e i'm Sabr gegen 4 in europa,
312 in Snoien uno Burma ult0 2
in oen &ereinigten Staaten.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-08
Aitlcrs priraticfrctGrin
pcn z. 2lrmtcc crorificn

Saltptuartier Ser Il. g. Z. s(rmee
- Gbriita Shroeoer, Die Sabre
lang Sitlers 9riuatiefretdrin unO
cine ser 8erionen mar. oie inn om
n1d)Iten ltanoen, nuroe in @epnbr-
lam genommen, pie bas Sa~ltptqnr-
tier ser 7. Nrmee lebtbin mitteilte.
Nnoere @~in5elbeiten mur0en ni6t
mitgeteilt, ober es mar befonnt,
oaB lie lid in Der Grippe bon Sefrc-
tdren uno Stenpgrapben befanb, Die
oie 7. Nrmee fir mogli6e @erpen-
Dung alS 3eugen in Sen &riegSper-
.bred)ens @erfabren %3uiammenge-
broft 6at. Sic mobnte alif Dem
0anOe, in Der Nabe BON 8erdteS-
dn0en