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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Emancipation
Continued from page u


gro at these celebrations, as many
white people attend on these oc-
caslons. and are eager to ser how
members OF the race conduct them
selves on such occasions.
Mr.. Perry continues MANY
white Canadians have a false CON
ception OF the Negro. but after
listening 10 educated Negro lead
ers who speak at these Emancina-
ton celebrations. they are snrpris-
cd to discover that thcy sneak the
English language with Us much
fluency as educated whites"
The program for this year will
begin at 2:3O p. m. and continue
until ? a. m. Every minute detail =
bein~ carefully arranged and com
pioted.
According 10 Mr. Perry Tho on
tire program VIII he crammed pnh
interest and action. Including MANI
sporting events. carnival se'-prs
ball games. pony rides and nfhor
features Ice cream and non viii no
given freely 20 The children
Adults seventy FIVE years and owe,
will he honored guests for tho dav
The concessions VII he omen IN
anybody on application 10 i52 No
Doueall street. Windsor. Ontario.
All churches are given booths free.
ANY group or organization wishing
to have booths may have then free.
II applications are in by Inly 20.
All Americans arc invited 10 cello
hrate this occasion with their
Canadian brothers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Train Pilots
AT Wilberforce
Will Start With
The Fall Term

WlLBERrORCE. OHIO Or.
y. Ormonde Walker. president Of
Wherefore university. announced
this week that arrangements had
been completed with the Civil Aer-
onaut'cs authority for the train
ing Of pilots at the Ohio insttu-
ton. The work will begin with the
opening OF the fall term OF the
school in September
Fifteen students vii he assigned.
and will be trained in conjunction
with students Of Wittenberg coll
lcge. Springfield. Ohio. and the
University OF Dayton. in Dayton,
Ohio.
Wilberforce has been training
students in aviation ground work
since the spring quarter OF the
1939-40 scholastic year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Trade Exhibit
Designed For
Same Week
Housewives To
Take Part In
Convention

A large number OF features sur
rounding the convention OF the Ma.
tional Negro Business league
scheduled for Detroit Aug q 10 80
have been planned by the Local
committee OF arrangement, accord.
ing to information disclosed at a
meeting held Saturday in the din.
ing room OF Lucy Thurman
Branch YWCA.
One OF the largest added attrac-
tons will he the trade exhibit spon-
sored by the Booker T. Washington
Trade association. The exhibit Will
be held in Forest club. Forest and
Hastings. Aug - 10 Sept. /.
Optimistic Director
Edgar j. Pitts. director OF the
exhibit. declared that a large mum
her OF floor spaces had already
been sold 10 prospective exhibitors
and that before the first OF Augus Il
he expected to have all available
space disposed OF.
This exhibit. according To Pitts
Will far exceed anything sponsor.
cd by the Trade association in pas
years. coupling with II a number
OF exhibits which will indicate the
progress which has been made b,
Negro business men and women.
Mrs. Christine Fuqua. president
OF the Detroit Housewives league
told the committee Saturday tina
Mrs. Fannie r. Peck. national pre-
sident OF the Housewives league
had received a letter from Albion
|olsey secretary OF the Negr,
Business league. in which he agrccr
that the housewives should he In
chlded in the convention.
While nothing definite has hecr
done ny the housewives as yet. Mrs
Fuqua stated that a program would
be prepared for the convention.
Louis c. Rlount general chair.
man Of the Detroit committee, re-
turned this week from Baltimo~,
where he had attended the conven.
ton Of Negro Insurance aesocia
ton. He will attend the meetln.
Saturday in the Lucy Thurman
Branch YWCA, 81. Antoine ant
( Elizabeth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
United Christian
Church

There were almost as may
out-of-town friends At the rnen
Christian church services ha
Sunday as local members inl
friends. Henry Crawford, Jr.. Of :
Louis. Mo. was united 10 J"
church.
The Missionary society viii sp'.'|
sor a banquet Friday evening J''|
5 at z pm. honorine Mrs Henry b
Herod. president Of the Womei'
National Missionary conyen'ln|
and Miss Carnella l.. Jamlson' nf|
tional field worker Both ladA
who hail from indianapolis. i'''
have many friends in Detroit j,
Our slogan, no empty "su
must not he forgotten. SerN'
will he held at the regular houh|
Sunday. July 7.
The Rev II. /. Jordan IS mlhF|
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Three Seek Campaign Post With
The Republican Standard Bearer

OF Pittsburgh. publisher. who many
declared they saw in Philadelphia
visiting the Willkie headquarters
frequently with apparently The
same idea in mind. Mr. Nann is re-
membered as having been promi-
nently identified with The Repnb.i-
can party in the past. but more re-
Gently an appointee OF the Demo-
clats because OF the service he
had rendered Mr.. Roosevelt. Wien
ne and Mr.. Roosevelt fell out. il is
reported that he then turned his
auenuon once again TO the Repu5-
liCan party.
The third avowed candidate =
reported TO be Perry W Howard,
front man for the defeated candi-
date. Senator Taft. Mr. Howard
was busy during the convention. as
he had been prior to that meeting,
bat this time ne wac busy trying
to hold his own forces in line aud
20 defend his right 40 the office OF
national committeeman from
Missis ppl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Youth Killed
When Caught In
Theft Trap
Touched OFF
Alarm Around
New Truck

An elaborate alarm system rig.
Ked up by Robert Ray. %. 81 Sic
Hastings. 10 stop car-strppers
proved very effective last Thur
day evening as it provided the Trap
that resulted in the death OF a man.
The dead man was Albert Nc
Adoo. IS. lie was shot by Ray who
told police ne fred the shot when
he saw McAdoo trying 10 get into
a new truck he had bought The
truck was parked alongside Ray $
home
Ray said that he had put an in
tricate network OF thread whicA
Was attacked TO the door and sides
Of the truck and leading 90 inc
Ray kitchen. where Il Vac fastened
70 4 tea Kettle on the stove
Police were told bv Ray that Al
midnight he WAS awakened ny The
crash Of the tea kettle falling from
The stove. Grabbing his revolver,
Raw said he ran "a The window.
who're he saw McAdoo apparently
irving 10 break into the truck. Ray
ered one shot. the bullet killing
NcAdoo instantly.
Because Ray had used an unreg-
istered revolver. he was held oy
police.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
T-'re~-I .Se-v;c~- For
Miss E~~en;a Brown

'mrress've funeral rervices we're
bid for N'ss Fu~eria Peroia Brown
"ond"v. Irre "a ~ 23n nm. nom
Tho NJ p'lgr'm Ppnfist church
conducted hv the former pastor fhe
pev Jornes Smaliwoof. ~esistod ~.
NO nresent nastor. the Rev y. IT.
'pT1n Nreic was furr'shod w the
senior prd Junior cho'rs. Solos
we're rerdored nv John poniomin.
We Hate james and Mrs Mona
l''lson The services were LARGELY
offended
Mss Brown who was nineteen
~ears ~ pro. nqssed awav Thurs
dav. I"na % ~ 1:As nm. In the
Good Samaritan hospitai.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

CHICAGO IA \ P)-Promincnt
Democratic leaders OF both races
lead by Postmaster General James
A. Farley will converge on Chicago
July l., to attend sessions OF the
National Colored Democratic asso-
cations quadrenniaI convention at
the Eighth Regiment armory.
From the number OF delegates
who have sent In advance rcgistrd-
tions and made reservations at .ae
hotels and boarding houses. II IS
expected that fully $500 delegates
aud visitors will be in attendance,
with the number increasing To ap-
proximatcly 5000 for the mass
meeting to be held sunday, July H.,
at which time Farley. Mrs. Frank
lin u. Roosevelt and several sena-
tors and congressman will be
present and speak.
Roscoe Duniee. editor OF the
Black Dispatch. of oklahoma CRY,
has been selected by the commit
tee TO deliver the keynote address
on July IL. on the program with
Editor Duniec will he Mayor Ell
ward ]. Kelly OF Chicago Dr. VIM.
j Toms kins president of the assoc
citation. and Mrs. Ressye Beardon,
Vice president Of New York, who
will respond to the address from
the MAYOR OF Chicago.
A platform committee will he APP
pointed shortly after the opening
OF the first session TO draw up a
platform constituting the wishes
OF the Negroes Of America. that
should he made known TO the Ma
tional Democratic convention that
opens here Immediately after the
adjournment ~ the colored con-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Credit Manager Slaps
A Customer And Must
Pay For The Damages

Aloysius Graham. white. credit
manager ~ the Gatcly Clothing
company. was ordered nv Record
er's JUDGE Donald Van zile to pay
all DAMAGES incurred nv Miss Quiz
ia Mae Martin. 10. a52 Eliot. az
tor he Is alleged to have slapped
her
According TO Miss Martin. she
had gone into The store 10 pur-
chase dress. hut failed 10 find
anything suitable after depos'ting
two dollars. which she later re-
cuested be returned. II was during
the discussion about the two. dol
are thet Graham Is alleged TO
have slapped Miss Martin.
Attornev Charles p Berry rep
resented Miss Martin in court.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Little Rock Baptist

The Baptist Builders assoclau" !.
held their recent session Al 'n'v
Baptist church Of which ReN :
C. Copeland Is president NV
Rock church attended in @"
numbers. .
The Rev. r. Tate. preslaep,, 49,. !
the association. preached me T n,
sionary sermon at $3.50 pm =,
subject was Christ, The Mlss' s
arv Pattern. Dinner was ""
following the service. ~
The evening meeting was ,,,r
at Union Baptist church ~"
Rouge. DR.. Tate spoke. "a.
Mrs. Tate Is in the Iriri'' ~
pital. 49,, n
Mrs. NJ. r. Cousins Is cnu''' :
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Funeral Services For
Elijah Smith Are Held
At Anderson's Home

Funeral services for Elijah
Smith. 80. 45e Chandler. who
drowned in Detroit River June %,
were held Tuesday morning in the
funeral parlors OF Fred Anderson.
Willis and Beaubien Smiths body
was found at the Belle Isle bridge
Saturday.
Smith was drowned when an out
board motor boat In which he was
riding with Thomas Jones. 30. 49,
Chandler. .and Clarence Howard 30.
go Garfield. capsized at the foot
OF Bcniteau. Jones and Howard
were rescued
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Perry Howard,
DePriest Lead
Candidates

pHll.AptfrHl, "a \ Pr
BEFORE The Republican convention
was ofheaNv closed. there were
three and.aa'rs n ne field for The
position 90 director ~ The Negro
di,is.nr ~ 'he Willkie-McNaiv
canpa IN. pla}l.nc o best !rform-
"a circles close % he pariy's lead
crs.
All ne way from Chicago cane
former Cor-reesnan pePriest who,
aided AND ahet'ed hy Roscoe
conAlln simmons aud an encourage
~ others was reported seeking me
ear % me leaders in an effort 20
solidifv MS position With the party
and gam I'VE recognition necessafy
Tor tho appointment
Then. fiefe was Robert Yam.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
A-e-;~s- Woodman
To Hold Conference

The third district regional con-
ference Of the American woodmen
Will convene July -. %. % ~
Greater Bethel hME church. st
Antoine md Frederick.
The official grand opening Is
slated for July a. The orstorlcal
contest VIII be staged the follow
ing night and the prpnd nromenade
and froiic j. sohednied for rridav
r'~ht az Iucv Thrrman Bvench
YwcA, at ST. Antoine and Eliza
beth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Wilberforce Reserve
Officers Win Highest
Rating By Officials

wILBEFoRcE ohio--A commu-
nication from Fort Hayes. Column
bus. ohio. headquarters OF the Fifth
Corps OF the United States Army.
stated that the Wherefore Unlver-
slty Reserve Officers Training
Corps had received a rating OF "ex-
celient" In the annual inspection
held In May. This rating will per-
NIT the wearing Of the coveted
"Blue Star on the uniform Of all
members OF the wilberforce unit
for a period OF one year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Guilty Plea Entered
On Felonious Assault
Charges For Stabbing

CASTOR Davis, ~. 1855 81. An
tome, charged with felonious as
sault pleaded guilty and waived
examination when arraigned In Re-
corder's Court Monday. Bond was
set at 5000 and one surety.
Davis h accused OF stabbing
Robert Morris. AZ. zoe Il. Klrty
Saturday night In beer garden
az 1900 Hastings. lie was arrested
by Detective Lieut.. Wallace Will
ans and Detective Robert Mitchell
OF the Special Investigation Squad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
Girls Enter Contest

Lovely American girls are In
vifed 10 enter the International
Beauty Contest. which VIII ne
sponsored nv The British tmefl-
can Association ri tolored
Brothers. ut The 10th Enamel
patton celebration. August |. NJ
Jackson PARK. Windsor. ontario.
For particulars write i5a Nc
nougaIl ~. Windsor. ont.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06

Notice Is hereby given 70 all
polIc,hoIders OF the supreme lie
Insurance Society. that meeting
OF the pollcyhoIders will he held ri
the Society's office. 100 r.. Adams
avenue. Detroit. Michigan. on We'd
nesday, July 10th. 1910. 1900
o'clock noon, for election Of dele
gates 10 the Quadrennlal meeting.
Tor the purpose vi election OF Off
GERS of the Society.
G. W. white. Clerk
Attest: II. Il. Taliaferro. President
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-06
CLASSIFIED

APIS. FOR RENT
s0s +. Congress-s,s r. Cam
field. Now open additional ~ more
i.s-a room apartments. s3.s0 10 -
per week.-s-l2.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-04

HrOipect Sill SriebbOf. @rdiioent:
5reo @ogeliang; Setretdr: s. q.
@infler; S9asmeiiter: SEQ. 5. 81.
Stus. geri. am 3. 9onnerstag i'm
Monat inn 6rieobofsgeb6itoe.
NriOn 9amenDerein. 9rGIioentin,
Srau 9. 4rumrfe, 1859 Spring
&ooo, g. s.; S~efret1rin, 5rau ".
@aBmarm 1904 Morninglioe 9ribe,
81. 50. geri. am 2. Mittmod I'M
Monat, na6mittags 1 ubr.
9entider 2iterariider @erein.
H%raiioentin, SRI. 9lnita S9uOe.
8~erIammIllng am 3. Sonnabeno i'm
Wonat i'm @auie 1929 &booe Sslan0
Mbenue, Noromeit.
Gbriitiam am6 GleOnOra &nppert
6eim. Nrdfioent, Gbriitian 9euri9;
Sefretdr, Ebos. 6. Sarrea, 721
tote StraBe, q. SO. ~Geriammlltngen
i'm Altenbeim.
&itppert Seim Tranen Silfsber-
Elm. H%r1iioentin, 6rau 8abette
&rumfe; Sefret1rin, 6rau Weabel
GieB. 8%erlammlung am 2. Diens-
tag I'M Monot, 2 llbr nadmittags,
I'M Seine.
9entldes @aiienbans. 9rGiioent::
ISM. s. Zimmerman; Sefretar:
<oolpb Santelmonn, POI Yennlbl-
Dania Nbenue, 9. 6. @eriommlung
am 5fpeiten Sonntag in Monat i'm
@aile;tbaits.
Sranen-NGbDerein 6es 0e1tfden
&aiienbanIcs. 8rGlioent, 6rau Ga
tberine Miuer; Sefretdr, 6rau @li-
5abetb Wiegano, 1924 16te StraBe,
g. 90. @eriammlung am oritten
Mittmod. /. oct. i'm @oiienbaus.
6ranen-6ilfsuereiu bes Sentiden
8aiienbanies. @rdfioent, 6rou 6reo.
S6ul3; Sefretdr, 5rau Margnrete
Guerit, Ga Sale Ipt. 8eriammIung
ON 5meiten Gonnerstag i. Mt. i'm
8%aiienbaus.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-04

Ser fIeine SUB bepegte iid iest
uieOer, aber es mar elm 3ittern,
nie es 0ur1 oas @efieOer zines @o-
gels gebt, Der getroffen lit. Ser
HittmeiIter fab sic tleine arule Be-
tpegung. ct ldhelte nieOer, ober
man braunte nobI bel 8eit zines
10 umbergei6iittelten 2ebens, UNI
iiber BEN ~fleinen, oitternoen SUB 10
ld9eIn 3u f5nnen pie Der &ittmei-
Iter.
aIs iein @eii6t mie0er emit NOR,
Iogte er: .2aBt Ben alien Mann ga
iiseu, Saporii6tidil Sd biirge fir
ibn.~ gr iagte es gang rubig.
limb tper biiret fir 0id?" I6rie
Ser Matroie 10 lnut, OaB Die Wfuiit
ob6raH.
SD ielbit, mein JreunO". iagte
ser Gittmeiiter.
Gs mare fir ben Matroien beIier
getpeien, er b1tte niht 10 bel Miibe
auf oas 2eIen oes Balies bermanot
unO bate mebr aus Ben Dielen flei.
men Idarfen Gnlten in ben Augen
Oes &ittmeiiters e~eleien, tpie es feline
&ameraOen geton bntten. Denn als
er iebt iogte: &c lit genug gereOet,
ser guriuis ga fommt nit unO oie
Sano nuf Sen gIrm 0es 9berten
legte, befam er einen StoB, Bob ct
taumeIn0 zines ser Marmorfii66en
nmDorf. Die Grouen ihrien, unO oie
&enner flii1teten binter oas 8ifett.
Ser Matroie Iob INNER nod nidt,
nie sic Sode Itano, obpobl feline
&omeraoen 6ie @etpebre longiam
uno unentIdloien in Oie SanO nub-
men. gr faBte nod ieinem &eOolber,
ga bottle er ober ihort 0os feline
runoe BOD mitten in Ser Stirn.
ngr bot iid gegen bic &eOolution
bergongen@, iagte Ser &ittmeiiter,
niHt einmoI beIonOers lolt. 9ie bei-
BEN an0eren feuerten aber glei63ei-
tia nit Dem 5tpeiten SnnB BEG
&ittmeiIters. Die &e0en fonnte man
nofber balten.
als 6ann ser Sonnet oie 9apiere
oes totem Mittmeiiters unteriudte,
fano man einen BoB bon ataman
arosnop, cine 8eiheinigung Der
IibiriI1en &egierung unO Elm eng
hides Document. Sc mar babel nidt
gu entI9eiOen, fir men Der Sote
mirflid genrbeitet bate. Nuf benz
@eIidt ser 2eide lag elm ieItinmer
Bug pie elm 2G1eln eingegraben.
Mnn entidIoB Iif. i'm auf Dem Sii-
gel Ser &ebolution feierli9 gu be.
graben.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-04
Ser quite Sat
Qns aItbentldlen Gra&hLaaa.

Cine Srau flagte einem gifaa
Sreuno, OaB ibr Mann fait ale
Na6t bon un0 ton beimf1me un0
einen greuIi9en 26rm anri1te, 10
oaB liA nieu1ano inn Saits Dor Inn
oiirfe Ieben Iaiien, uno Bat i'm Inn
einen guten Stat, mie fie ft9 bod
oerbalten ione.
Ser quite Sreufto 6a9te BET ft@
Ielbit: 8ielleiht gibit 0u inn bic
TRIAD, tpen1t oil i'm nit @ortet
libel onfGbrit unO Sen tonen Nar'
rem nod toner madit, uno fagte at
ibr:
Meein Iiebes 8eib, 0d min id
sir Elm @aiier geben. @enrt nun
oein Meann tDieoer bon beimfommt,
10 trinf'S eei6mino. S9lud es ober
ia ni6t binunter, ionoern bebolt es
i'm Muno, Bis Der Manr at Bet
lit. Da pirIt Oh erfabren, mas Dies
@oiier fir cine groBe &rnft Bat.
Das tat nun 6as @eib. limb neil
iie oes @oIfers baIber, 6as iie I'M
Muno bielt, nidt idelten fonnte,
10 idtpieg Der Mann audi itin un6
ging olio nit Grieoen aa 8ett.
lteber etli6e Gage fam fie pfe.
Ser 5u Dem guten Jreitno 1tno tpon-
tie miien mas oas bod fir Elm
@aiier tp1re uno iuie teter es f6-
me, aud mo es gu befommen iein
m06te. sic molLte es tpeiter brait-
den, es bdtte tpoblgetan. Ser quite
Greuno lodte bon Seraer un6
iprad: Mein liebes 8eib, oos Bni-
Ter lit leidt au befortrner. gu
fannft es aus einem ieoen 8rrn.
men id6pfen. @as ou aber benz
8aiier 5uidreibit, Oos bnit 6u nit
oeinem Stiai9peigen auiuege ge-
bradt. Al
Washington Journal., 1940-10-04
9entidle 0pit


Die Goituermaltling gibt befdnnt,
oaB iebt 8riefe uno 9rudioden nacb
0eltidlano BON San 5rancisfo iiber
yofobamo uno Sibirien bef0roert
meroen. Die 8eforoerung iiberneb-
men omerifaniide uno iopaniide
9ampfer. Die Sapaner Iaufen ie-
bod gancouper, &anaoa, an, mes
balb es nidt ratiam lit, 8riefe nit
oieien 0ampfern 5u ienoen, oa Die
Moglidfeit beitebt Dab 2anaoa bic
ielben beihlaenabmt. 8riefe bon.
GeutiAlano meroen ebenfaas iber
@iiBIono uno Sapan nod bier .ge-
Ianot. 9afete na6 Geuti6lono iper-
ben niht angenommen.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-04
Nerein8sG alenOer

GDneOrb G1nb, 9rdlioent.
Gbos. Slider; SefretGr: 5rau g..
S1la1ter, 1863 Conn. @De., 81. SO.
@eriommlung ieoeu oritten Mittpod
i'm Monat.
@aibimgtOn SGngerbmnO. Ser
einslofal; 4rcooia SaQe, 1884
14te Strobe 81. @. 8rGiioent, SAUL
Stterbo6; Sefretdr, 6. $. @ti6aelis.
SingitunOe: 9onnerstag Mbenos Inn
s l1br.
@aibinstun SGngerbnmO Jramcm-
dOr. 9rdiioentin, 5rau Martba
S6tueier; Sefretarin 6ralt Sophie
Stterba9, 81 Sulip @pe., Sofoma
8arf, Mo. Singitunoe: 9iens-
tags, a6enos s llbr, i'm @rcaoia @e-
bduOe, IA. StraBe & 8arf Ho., N.@.
a 9entId)e Jreimaurer 2uge
NGN Arminins, @r. %, 6.4.A.M
wv Sefret1r: 6reof. 8ertrom,
1871 Sbepbero Str, q. 6. Ser
lammlung am /. 9ienstag I'M Mo=
nat I'M Neuen Maionic Gempel, 13te
un0 $ StraBe, g. SO.
Nrminins @ergniignngS @ercin.
BrGiioent: &onrao Miiaer; Sefre=
tar: Sbeooor 2erd, 1905 Siebte
StraBe, 81. SO. 8erlammlung am
Gnpnnhpn0 ! 9Rt i'm Sm1lp zines
Mitglieoes.
r0emtIder sbcater 8lmb1. 9rd-
iioent: @uitap Seller; Sefret6r:
&ermann @~lanfenblirg, 1888 : 9te
StraBe, q. SO. &eriammlltng ieoen
Dierten 9ienstag I'M Monot in Der
Sdngerbunoballe, 1884 lite Stra-
Be, Noromeit.
@aibinstun Sport Gln6: Yrd-
lioent: Sans Gbner, 721 3m6lfte
GtraBe, Q. g.; Sefretdr: &arl
8auer, sos Sngrabam Str, q. SO,
Sernipre9er, Nanoolpb 1853; SEAL
wiierer: Mlfreo Sornung.
0entider Neutrality-suspicious.,
0iitrift gr. 40. @rdiioent, Mibel
9oiner; SefretGr, Gbriitian aronen=
bitter, 41O4 Saf StraBe, Silber
Spring, Mo. @eri. an 4. Mittuod
I'M Monat in Der Sangerbunobale.
9entider ltnterfitnnssbnnb, Dit
rift CTR. 100. @rdiibent: Sobn
@reolein; Sefretdr: GbriItion Gbriit,
1929 6iinfte StraBe, g. @. @eri.
am 4ten Oienstag i. @it. i'm &anie
SIR. 1920 s StraBe, q. 8.
Sdlaraffia @aibinstOnia. 9lus-
funft Bel Serrn 8. s. Bauls, 7O3
3molfte StraBe, g. 90.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-04

LENN OAR HAN KNANktFfNI~ ~ ONhkNN
ut0 M2orianne lit INNER nod niHt
0a. Sn sebn Wlinaten miro Der Bug
binter Sen 0unflen 606ren in Die
Rurbe einbiegen unO beranbrauiet
uno Dor ser Station balten. Seine
beioen Softer bat Gbriition i9on
mittogs unten am 5dalter obgese-
ben.
Sebt Iiebt er iemanO oen onitei-
genoen Beg berauffommen. Dad.
rianne fommt Iangiam Ben Beg
berouE Iie trdgt einen braunen Rof-
fer, Iie Ideint iebr miiOe unO err
Idopft. sic trGgt Oos ounfelblaue
aoItiim, oos Iie io.grOB uno i6lanf
madt. l1nnennbore 2iebe iiberpdl-
tiat oes Manes Sera Der unter Ser
gu6e aufgeIprungen lit. 3uglei6
IGbmt i'm cine entieBli6e @ewiB-
belt. gr Iiebt, BOB bier nidt bic
@eliebte gum 8abnbof fommt, Oie
2iebenOe, oeren 2iebe iiber Oas 2e-
ben triump6iert, er Iie6t cine Ser
Iorene slr Station geberl, iie bat
riHt nur SEN 8ater unO Oie Wutter
berloren, iie bat nidt MIR ibr WeaO.
hentum all einen Mnnn oerloren,
al Dem Iie MIR 6reunOi6aft emp-
fano, ionOern lie bat nun atd nod
ibre &inoer Derloren, Oenen tie ihr
2eben gege6en bat.
Sn 0ieien Mintten erfetlnt Gbri-
itian, 0aB Oieies Opfer Hber lire
&roft gebt uilO 0aB iie es 5erIt6rt.
@ut, nun muB er nod eitmaI oGes
in lid 8uiammennebmen u10 0dnit
aaes opfern. 9as 9feifen unO &oI.
len 0es 8uges Oringt tpie Elm bin.
mes, l9arfes Srieren unter ieite
Saltt, er bleibt in Oieiem Srieren
iteben, Itarr, feline SaltIt preBt ben
SUIT at einem <mpen, er iiebt az,
tpie W1arionne iebt bereebli1 nod
inn iudt, er iiebt ben Bug Binter
Sen Ounflen S0bren in Oie &urbe
einbiegen un0 beranfomnen, RAID
un0 bod pie unbetpegIid, uno 6nnn
ltebt er i'm Dor Der Station baIteIt.
Sect Iie6t er Marianne bic @n-
genreiben entlang geber, tire Miiise
iiber Sem benblon0en Soar bat itm
beridober, iie bebt ii6 nuf 0fe Be-
benipiBen 1n0 iiebt in Die MbteiIe
binein. nginiteigen!" ruff Der
S1affner. Warianne tritt Striid,
Ser Bug fdngt on 81 r~oler, tie ftebt
neben i6rem Softer un6 fiebt benz
enti1min0en0en 3ug nod. Damn
ieBt Tie fid auf Die 8anf. 2ange
IiBt iie bort ouf Dem berldiienet
8abn1teig. 9ie NadmittdgsIonne lit
IGnoIt bon sen @eleiien fort. Gbrt.
titan bort in Ieiner Ndbe 6ie I9ar.
fen S1reie Oes Gi6elb6ber8. St
lebnt nod INNER an Der 8u9e.
@enn er iebt binunteriiebt, fiibH er,
0aB Marianne I6on rubiger getpor.
Sen lit. Cine @eile bat lie nod ge-
iDeint. Mber lett itebt tie plOBliH
auf unO lddelt. 9aun nimmt iie BEN
Softer un0 ge6t Sen @eg aurid.
Sic gebt 81 ibren ain0ern.
Gbriitian mint ibr einmol leiie
nit oem 3er0riidten SUIT nad. Damn
gebt aud er, sic Softer fann er
ipdter bolen, er gebt tiefer in ben
@alb binein, in Sem es i9on o6eno.
lid miro, Odmmerig rnO itin, tnO
Die gar5e 8eit bat er 0as entieBIt.
DIE @efiibI, plosIid gu einem SnufeU
aide Oerbrannt at iein.