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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
.ll-Year-OId
Girl Attacked,
Left To Freeze
Claim Assailant
Forced Child To
Drink Whiskey

1t was reported Wednesday that
several suspects have been ques-
toned In connection with the as
sault on an eleven-yoar-old north
end girl, who was criminally at
tackled last Friday night In the
alley in the rear OF 1901 F..
Euclid.
The unconscious girl was suf-
fering from head abrasions and
frozen thighs and abdomen when
found by Robert Rogers and Ches-
te- Thurman. two 9th precinut
scout car patrolmen at : am
Saturday. Police found corduroy
skirt and shoes near the scene
The girls condition Is reported
TO be improved
N Her mother told police that she
sent the young girl with some
whiskey and As cents change 20
sick friend in the neighborhood
"a pm. and when the chi'd
had failed 10 return home after
1890 pm. police were notified
Detective Lieut.. Wallace $. vii
liams and Detective Sergt Rex
Smith have been assigned 10 aid
in hunting down the sex Grim
inal who committed the crime
According 10 rumors the rapist
forced the child TO drink por-
ton OF the whiskey which may
be partially the reason why she
did not freeze 10 death.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16

noon at Bethel AME church.
Frederick and 81 Antoine streets.
"They were attempting 10 buy
off Negro leaders with sof, gov
eminent jobs and nave even had
the financial support gwen the
NAACP investigated in an effort
10 mug the associations pres
sure activities in the capital" he
continued.
"We are thankful that so per
cent OF the aid received by the
organization comes from loyal
Negroes and the balance from
white Americans who believe in
our program" he said.
II have been asked n l thought
that the Negro was better off
under the present system than he
would be under the Nazi system
and I said that the only differ
ence would be like jumping out
a. the frying pan irto the fire
ne continued.
The time has come for Wash
ington authorities to stop letting
the south dictate the American
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16

race policy. They are not quite
ready 10 give Negroes their share
IN the democratic struggle and
are trying 10 smear Negro lead
ers and their press" he pointed
out.
III they forget the problem 81
race superiority they will find the
American Negro the most loyal
G. supporters" he added. hut be-
cause Of their failure 10 recognize
the Negro in the changing
scheme they have sought to ac-
cuse certain leaders Of causing
unrest through traitor mouth
pieces like Warren Brown. Dab
ney and Grays."
He said that there IL click
OF southern democrats and north
ern senators and congressman
who arc cutting our throats" be-
hind th~ scenes daily
"The Teero Is only a small
target in this conspiracy. II Is
aimed 70 destroy liberal leaders
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
CEILING OF
THEATRE
INJURIES 9
Show Stampeded
When Plaster
Breaks Loose

! When section OF the ceiling
fell over the balcony section Of
the Rogers theatre S64s Warren
avenue. west Sunday night nine
persons, includinc on 1i-yoar-
od-girl. wore injured Thirty
five persons stampeded from the
balcony.
About 500 patrons were in tho
theatre at 1903 pm the majority
Of which were on the main floor
and did not hear the crash be-
cause sound film drowned out
the noise.
Those injured. the majority OF
which were Negroes. we're Mary
Babcock. Il, e946 Merrick: Eliza
Pceler 2S. 449s oSrd: Carrie
Crawford. 81. $500 2srd: Minnie
Wilson. IS. 2307 Edison Barbara
Miller. II. 36l7 W Hancock
Mary Jackson. -. 53ii 23rd street
Mary Lou Marshall a.. 643l Col
saN. and jeanette Cooper. Sc. OF
$500 25ih street. All were treated
~ tho Receiving hospital and re-
leased.
Police on Investigation learned
that the ceiling which apparently
IS made OF beaver board and nal.-
90 up. gave way and fell on some
Of The patrons when they rushed
for The exit
Frank Fisher manager Of The
theatre. told police that melting
snow apparently had loosened the
ceiling.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Walter White Mocks DC Heads
For Attempt To Buy Off Negro

Government authorities in Washington worried
because of the low morale of the Negro in the United
States declared Walter White secretary of the National
Association for the Advancement of Coored People when
he spoke to crowd of nearly thousand SUNDAY after
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Solemn Carver Rites
In Campus Chapel

TUSKEGEE, Ala.-(Special 20
the Detroit Tribune)--Approxi-
mately 5000 persons from every
section OF the country crowded his
toric Tuskegee Institute chapel
at $3.50 Friday afternoon to wit
ness the funeral services for the
universally famous scientist, DR..
George Washington Carver.
Attendants (one-third OF whom
were white) came TO pay homage
10 DR.. Carver, who died Jan. s,
and 10 two former presidents, DR..
Booker T. Washington and DR..
Robert r. Motion. These three
have made the institution known
throughout the world.
Body In State
The body OF this beloved
scientist and Christian gentleman
rested in state from 10 o'clock
Thursday morning until . o'clock
Thursday night and from 10 o'clock
Friday morning until 2 o'clock
Friday afternoon. During that
time thousands OF men, women
and children. from all walks OF
life, and all creeds. took advan-
tage OF the opportunity and paid
final silent tribute TO the man
who was widely known and uni
versally loved for his achieve
ments and for his gentle kindness
to everyone.
The death and funeral services
OF DR.. Carver we're not only COW
cred deliberately by representa-
tives OF the Negro press, but also
by the white newspapers OF the
nation. One OF the two colored
newspaper Representatives pres
ent az the funeral was Editor
John r. williams, Of the Detroit
office OF the Courier. who grac-
iousiy represented the Detroit
Tribune.
Eulogy was delivered by Chap
lain II. v. Richardson. Dr. +. ID.
Patterson also spoke briefly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Efforts Change
Name OF Club
Causes Tumult
Faction Wants
Deems To Drop
Party Relations

when gfoup Of members OF
tie Michigan Federated Demo-
crate clubs mot AZ tho club house
or + warrcn mst Friday night.
End voted 70 change The name OF
their ORGANIZATION The seed ~
internal strife was soNf which
threatened 70 -prou into court
battle that WILL probab y spht The
LARGE Negro democratic organi-
zttion in Michigan.
The name controversy has been
the topic Of discussion since The
fall elections which threw out ~
office the entire STATE democratic
administration and caused the
defcat OF rs Senator Prentiss NJ
Brown.
II Is a,so stated that the flames
Of discomfort were fed by the ac-
IONS Of Wayne County prosecutor
William f Bowling who allegedly
disrerarded the advice OF senator
Charles c. Digs faction in pass
ing out patronage 10 Negroes in
the county
shorty after the Democratic
c'ub he'd IFS election. Nov -.
a. which time senator Digs VAS
reelected president a cliQde
heated D, Tony Vance Sc Is said.
sought 70 change the name Of The
organization 20 the Moroccans.
This was prevented hy ATTY Io-
stph a. Graicon and Sfa'c Labor
Commis Siorer Harold Bletsoc
last FRIDAY nich the Nan'e
crowd Was successful IN getting
ono vote majority Of ,hose pres
en' 10 change tho name
The name-ehaneine commiiite
consisting of senate Diae- Bob
Walker. Prof ;. L Williams.
Louis r Taylor snt Tony Vance,
ssued statement throlsh Pro-
fcssor Williams Wednesday OK
Flaming mo reason for changing
The name
Williams stated 20 To Tribune
hat The Noroccans heaeve that
the Negro hereafter should he
bipartisan in politics and that
was the reason behind The chang
ine 81 The nafc from the Michigan
Federated Democratic clubs
THE now name was chosen be-
cause ~ It's historical BACKGROUND
IL relation 20 the mothers and
fathers az The american Negroes
Professor Williams stated.
Continued on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
TRADE GROUP HEARS
INAUGURAL ADDRESS
BY L. c. BLOUNT
MAYOR JEFFRIES
GUEST SPEAKER AT
LUNCHEON CLUB

In Introducing Mayor Edward
]. Jeffries as the principal
speaker at the inaugural cere-
monies at the Booker T. Wash
ingion Trade association noon
day luncheon. Wednesday, Carlton
- Gaines. the retiring presi-
dent. said thar the mayor had
of.en been unwisely advised on
Negro problems and tina Detroit
Negroes had not received as much
recognition from the city admin.
istration as Negroes IN other
large American cities.
Mayor JefferIes ignored the
criticism made by Mr.. Gaines
and talked at length on his phi
Iosophy on interracial politics.
He did say however. that It was
the fight OF all who stayed at
home to keep the stream OF sup
plies going to the boys at the
font and to improve the existing
conditions here.
Mayor Jeffries was accompan-
led by City Controller Charles
0akman and George Edwards. a
member OF the City Council and
head OF the local O.C.D.
In his inaugural address Presi-
dent l.. G. Blount said:
at Is natural TO expect a new
administration OF any organiza-
ton to make certain suggestions
and recommendation for the
group. Unde. any new admins
tration improvements are expect
.ICentIausd on page ~ -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Find Child Rape Victim In Alley
RUMOR FEPC
HEARINGS
CALLED OFF
Delegations
To Put Railroads
Under Fire

The Rev. Horace A. White. pas
tor OF Plymouth Congregational
church. OF Detroit. announced
Wednesday that delegation Of
representative Negro leaders from
Detroit. New York City and other
metropolitan centers will 20 10
Washington on Thursday of this
week for a conference with Man
power Commissioner Paul V. Nc
Mutt. Their purpose Is 20 pro-
test job-discrimination practiced
tgainst members OF the race by
certain railroad companies and
defenae plants.
II ~ reported that powerful
railra;n, have used their in
fuence TO have officials OF the
Fair Employment Practice COM
mittee call Off the scheduled hear
ings relative 10 alleged refusal
OF railroads TO promote Negro
employees having seniority or 10
encourage their induction into
unions.
Other FEPC hearings had been
scheduled TO take place in Detroit
In February. but II Is unofficially
reported that they have been call
ed off. investigations into alleged
Job discrimination violations by
various local defense plants have
been under way in the Motor
City for the past few weeks. head
ed by Investigator Donovan.
James Fleming and Lee Johnson
Horace Sheffield. of Detroit. one
OF the international representa-
tives OF the UAW-CIO. held a
conference in Washington this
week with Lawrence Cgamer. sec
rotary OF the FEPC. and urged
that the Characterization hear
ings here continue. Mr.. Cramer
was -committal. 1t is reported
and merely stated that there Is
more than one way To skin a cat"
Local leaders. fearing that the
interest OF Negro workers will be
dealt a serious blow by the call
ing off Of the FEPC hearings
lere, have decided to make the
trip to Washington to intercede
with Commits Toner McNutt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Hon. Euclid L. Taylor
Guest Dinner Speaker
For Wolverine Bar

Al the annual banquet Of The
Wolverine Bar association OF this
city. which Will be held Satu day
evening Jan. so. al pm. o'clock
in the dining room OF the Lucy
Thurman YWCA. the distinguish
cd guest speaker OF the evening
will be Attorney Euclid Louis
TAYLOR. president OF the National
Rar association.
Invited guests 70 the affair IN
clude members OF the local Fed
eral bench. the local Referee in
bankruptcy. the president and
secretary OF the state Bar OF
Michigan and representatives Of
the locai press.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Donald Marshall Ill
At The Ford Hospital

Donald J Marshall. for MANY
years n member OF the personnel
STATE Of the Ford Motor company.
is in . critical condition q; The
Henry Ford hospital
Mr.. Marshall was taken 10 the
company hospital Sunday follow
ing a sudden attack Last reports
are that his condition has changed
very little.
Mr. Marshall. who has been ae-
tive for many years in church.
civic and labor affairs OF Detroit
resides with his wife and son on
Philadelphia street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16

Pallbearers were recruited from
Fiji Beta Sigma fraternity OF
which DR.. Carver was a mem
Der.
Tuskegee choir OF more than
100 voices directed by Prof. Daw-
son was feature OF the funeral.
Near Booker Il.
Interment was in Tuskegee
cemetery located only few yards
from chapel where also rest the
Continued on page p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Memorial For Carver
At Second Baptist

A special rhen orial service will
be held for the late Or. George
washington Carver at the Second
Baptist church. AL Monroe ave-
nue.. Detroit, on Sunday. Jan IL,
1880 am.
Special music BY Senior choir
and Second Baptist chorus. Pas
tor r. L. Brady will bring the
message.
Public Is cordially invited. with
a special invitation to young peo-
ple.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Shaw Univ. Head To
Speak At Churches

Dr.. Robert p. Daniels. presi-
dent OF shaw university. Raleigh.
NC, will visit Detroit, Jan IL.
DR.. Daniels will be the guest Of
Third Baptist church at II an;
Tabernacle. AZ 3 pm, and Mace
donia, At 3 pm.
Everyone IL cordially invited TO
hear DR.. Haniols. -.-..............
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-16
Fllle Harvard Caused Meeting OF
|rd And Carver, Men OF Science
By ULYSSES w. BoYKIN

rn"., we passing of Dr. George Washington Carver
'ne world lost one of its greatest scientists.
rerosra was respected and admired by millions of
\ h.s and especially by Detrots own Henry Ford.
'e'Ome very close friend to the sage of Tuske-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

lnb Giibrer oes goIfes, tpenn Hapit
uno Biidofe lt,to berantiDort,tngsbe-
tpnbte 9ertreter anoerer &onfeiiionen
bintpeifen auf bic flirdtbaren Bro-
bIeme, Die niht aIIein i'm ariege, ion-
bern audi in Der Nahfriegs5eit 5n
l0ien fir1b. borbt man einen Mugen-
Bid nit ahh,ngsboIIer Wiene bin,
aber ibre Mabnunsen unb Weiiungen
geben unter in benz Eobutpabobu Der
Bbraien unb Dem @efeilide tpirtihaft.
li1er ,tnb politiiher Sharlatane uno
Drabt5ieber.
SIT es oa nidt bodite 3eit, bob
eine Sront Der nnitdnbigen Menihen
eribtet tpirb, bic, 70 boffen mir, tros
oes gerduibbollen Gums Der ar1bern
nod immer bie Mebrbeit biloen? ei'
ne 5ront berer, tpelbe iih Der nergif-
teten Quellen beipuBt ftno, aus benen
oas beutige gbaos aufgeitiegen lit;
sic ibre S6bne niht benz Baterlano
aufgegeben baben, bamit iie iib et'
nem fauIen Grieben opfern, Der feine
Seilung bon Der 8eit oes Materia-
Iismus bringt, ionbern bic uebel, bic
ben &rieg er5eugten, fortpflan5t uno
permebrt; Die einen Srieoen oes &edts
uno Der Geredtigfeit foroern, feinen
bloben 56nertfrteben; Die cine nene
Sronung foroern, in Ser, tpie es Hraz
ltbent Stool iepelt beriproben bat, Der
@eii 1T Gbriiti Die @eiinnung Ser Ween-
I6en 11nb 80lfer beberriben ioa?!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15
Naitisspdb ben is. Desensber 1913

ldnbiide 3eiting rgrii' beridtet, bic
5toot l1tre1t bic bor ban ,ariege cine
Beb0lferung bon 10000 Herfoneu
batte, nerbe ebafliiert, nm Blns fir
Deiitlde au MAIDEN. bere1 Seir1e
burd 8ombenangriffe bernidtet NOR
ben finb.
gs ieien bereits gorfebrungen ge-
troffefl ,porben, fdbrt 0as Blatt fort,
nm ungefdbr 100000 ob6ahloie
Deutf1e bort nnter3ubringen Berihie-
bene unbere Hrobinsen iino in aennt-
nis geiest iporben, Mus fir 12,O00
Biz $4,000 tpeitere Gliibtlinge 5it
MAIDEN.
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ltnpplitiide 3eitlaufte
(sSortIebu11g bon Seite I

\CuLIleSullS ooll oCIe ~
i6on borber, auf @runo Der uniiber,
briidbaren S9tpierigfeiten i'm Snnern
uno ser ausiidtsloien @eiamtlage, nit
einem getpaItigen inneren &ollaps 5u-
iammenfraden.
Spnptomatiid fir oieie Situation
iei Ser SaB un6 Die @eradtung, bic
6ie MiIitGrs bes aIten Stils iett ge-
geniiber oen .gmporfommllngen
gan5 often aur Sdau tragen. SIM
2aufe Ser lebten anoertbalb Sabre ba-
ben Sitler uno feline Na5ifltque runo
100 oieier alten @enerale uno Gene
ralitdbler CUR Dispoittion geitent uno
ite gleid5eitig ourd ~5uperldiiige'
Offi5iere, Die au elmer Der Na5iHiquen
geboren - Sitlers, @oring> uno
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Die 5um Sell aus Ser SO fommen
ober ibr penieltens nabeiteben - iel=
ten anoers ols bie ,,@oiienliimmel"
Sic meigern iid, NIT ibnen geieaI6aft=
li6 5u tun 5u baben, nit ibnen am
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

@inem Berift bes Natiunal Saf.
etp Council aufolge itnb am pergan-
eenen 9anfiagungstage 1913 Berfo.
men auf geipaltiame @eiie l1mgefom'
MEN. gs tpurben 81 inn gan5en 2anbe
oura Brdnbe, Glug5eug- uno giien-
babnungliide, iopie anbere unfdlle
getotet, unb MIR al fanen beim gu.
toberfebr Inn.
SIM Sabre 194t, bem lebten Grie-
oens- Danffagungstage, biibten 115
8erionen Bel 8erfebrsunfduen ibr 2e-
ben elm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15
Ser 8erIiner Munofunf meI6ete Dor

Ser 8erliner Munofunf meloete Dor
fur5em aus 3om, baB Der Bapit bic
friegfiibrenben Mddte eriudt babe,
iiber Ser 8atifanitabt cine ,,2uftneu'
tralitdt' au tpabren. Dre Melbung 5,1.
folge teilte bic fatboliid6e Nahrih.
tenagentllr ,,Gorriiponoen5a" nit,
bab aub neutrale 2dnber bonn Snbalt
ser an Die &rieesparteten gerihteten
Note unterri1tet tpurben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15
Dti1 @siisaireniS

Moiietifd alifnmmenaniiten, He au
griiBen unb dbnIihes. Sin ben Sron.
ten fainpfen fie naerbings, nod 6em
@ebot Der SeIbfterbaItnng, tpeiterbir
suiammen. ~.
Diefer tiefe lnb bittere SOB Der
alien gerufsoffiaiere eegen bic ,Hor.
tofaiieniiinslinge in @eneralsnniform'
- tpie fie iie beseidnen - lit fir Die
itaIieniiden 8eobaater bielIeiht
auf @runo getpiner b1usIider grfab-
rungen bas nntriigihite 5pmp.
tom fir ben fonmenben 3erfaH, Der
ibrer Meinune mad zines Eases 5u-
erit in ben oberen &ornman6ob0ben
oes Megimes fihtbor tperben tpiirbe,
gefolgt bon elmer @ene Der Bolfsem-
porung, oie Damn ieoe ipeitere Sort
iesung bes &rieees fir Deutiblano
unnogli9 MAIDEN tperbe.
X X X
5igIih lei au1 nod bas l1rteil
9bomos Mann's bir5ugefiigt, Der bic
Mniidt pertritt, baB bic Mebr3abl bes
oeutiden @olfes oen &rieg bereits fir
perloren bdlt uno cine &apitulation
Dor ben anelo-amerifaniiden Madten
Der &a9e Der @uiien bor5iebt.
,,9ie Deutiden", 10 erfldrte Sbo-
mas Mann unldnglt in Gbicago, "biis
BEN bereits fir ibre 8ergeben. galo
miro ibr 2ano bon fremoen Sruppen
beiebt uno cine 3eitlang bon Srem-
oen regiert tperben."
gr prophe5eite, 6aB Sitler inner
balb zines Sabres ermoroet uno im
Mbgruno elmer gfebolution beri6tpin-
ben peroe. Ser Mosfauer Baft, be-
bauptete er, babe einen tiefen @inorud
in DeutidIano eenadt, oa er ieoe
Soffnung auf cine aluft in Der al1i-
ierten Sront 5eridmettere. gead
Manns Mniidt beiitt bas &eid 5tpar
oie pirtidaftli6e StGrfe, elm peiteres
Sabr lang 4rieg 5lt fiibren, oo6 per-
De Ser @iberitanb l,nter Der oeuti6en
grfenntnis Ser Nieberlage tpabri6etn-
Ii6 baIo 5uiammenbreden.
gr befiirportete Elm grunolegenoes
G0lferre6t, tpofiir Die amerifaniide
y8in of &igbts" als 8eiipiel oienen
m0ge. 0ie 8eiebung, iaete er, utpiro
oauern6 iein. 8ir fonnen nidbt 5u biel
bon Ser menibliden Haiie ertparten"
sInbere ipollen tpiiien, oab Sttler
unb bie Na5ileiter i'm dl1Beriten Salle
l1nterieeboote bereitbalten, tpel6e iie
na6 Sapan in Si6erbeit bringen iol-
len. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

sSn Der NGbe bes fleinen Srtes
|5bapnee, Colo, erbebt itd bon elmer
8ergfuppe Der ,,gbriitus Der &odies" !.
cine @oloiialitatue bon rs Tonnen
@enidt, Die, in gIdn5enoem fremgel.
BEN Bor5ellan ausgefiibrt, bes geabts
i'm Sbeintperferlibt tpeit iibers 2ano
iibtbar lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

sSsn ben &ii1en Der gatifanitabt
perben, tpie Der Ng@g- -Dienit er-
fdbrt, tdglih 10000 Mabl5eiten an
Irme Der 5taot Nom berteilt. Cine
oieler 5peiiefiiben lit Dem Mnoenfen
Der 5dneiter Seberina gepibmet,
pelde bel elmer wombarbierung Moms
getotet tpuroe, als fe nit Ser 8erei-
tung bon Speiien fir bic Dpfer elmer
friiberen Bomborbieruns befddftist
mar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

Ser Eurm bes HnInoline-@ @ebdu.
bes IN Chicago it nit bern ftdrfiten
2ea,t1feuer ber @eA dusseitattet, 6as
cine 2er3enit1rfe BON 2 MiHiarOen
befist unb 5tpeinaf IN Der Minute
rotiert. Sn elmer &obe bon $4,000
Sub lit es 500 MeiIen nett fidtbnr.
Man bat in ieinem 2iht IN 81 Mei.
len tpeit entfernkn Shgaeugen 3ei.
tungen Ieien fonnen. Gin tpeiterer
S1einperfer auf benz gleiden &auie
tpeiIt nod Dem itdotifden Glugbafen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

Cine, aus Deutidlanb in Maorio
erbaltene No9ridt beiagt, baB oeut-
i6e @eiddftsleute in bon1baroierten
StGoten angetpieien iino, ibre aun.
oen unb 2ieferanten fernerbin nidt
mebr bon Ser 8ombarbieritng ibres
@eibGftslofals 5u benadridtigen.
sic biirfen atpar n1itteilen, oaB fie
ber5ogen iinb, aber 11ift parnn1.
Mus l1ntergrun6nadridten aus
Delti6lanb miro beribtet, baB bas
gan5e oeltibe 8olf nit ben fl1rbtba.
rem S6doen Der bombaroierten Stdbte
befannt lit unb oaB es iiberseugt lift,
baB Deutiblanb BEN &rieg niht ge.
tpinnen fann.
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&elti6illo

Ieinen nIlDerbeeren0en Solgen III nlWI
ouf cine einsige llriade 5uriid5ufiib.
rem. Die sduIo fdllt nidt gin5elnen,
fonbern gan5en golfern 5u. gs tpdre
Militdrfliquen uno Diftatoren niebt
mogIi6 getpeien, Die Weaiien gesens
chamber in oen blutigen gfeigen ou
stpinaen, tpenn unter Regierern nno
9Slferlenfern, 8orgeiesten uno I'm.
teraebenen bic etpisen @eiese Der @e-
Iiaion ,,no @eredtigfeit nidt IN Ser
fan aefomrren pdren. Sobalo bic
spiIoen 2eibenidaften entfeiielt uno
BITE Mailen in Mufrubr tporen, pers
breitete iia oer angen1eine ariegs-
brand tpie elm Bilofeuer iiber bic
Gambler Der gr6e.
ggir f0nnen niht nit einieitigen
entIdulbigungsgriinben Die Mlten, Die
gergangenbeit allein anflagen. Dos
beutige @eidledt trdet einen guten
Eeil ser Sdulb am be1tisen @elt-
aefdeben. alagen mir nidt BLOB oie
8ergangenbeit on, f9reibt Scr Bans
berer". l1nier beutiges @eidlebt ber-
idIieBt ii6 nod itorrilber als Die
Belt poroem Der grfennt,1is Der ltr=
laden Ser @eltfataitropbe. @obl gibt
es Minionen, oie beim @nblid bes
llnbeils gleib pielen Mugen5eugen Der
ourb sic Natur ballenoen geDaltigen
@rresung nad ser Srebeltat BON &al=
paria reuepon an bic 9ruit idlagen
unb bic SdnOe 5l1 regen bereit 1tno
beim geeubau Der @eiellibaft Iber,
menn aub tpobl 6eit fleiner an Sabl,
aber Inn 10 Idrmenoer bie @elt NIT
ibrem 8ortidtpall fiiuenb iino iene,
bic in Dem ungebeuren Drama bes
8eltfrieges tpeiter nidts erbliden als
oas &ingen pbpiiiher &rafte; Die bas
erI0ienbe gnbe ein5ig bon Der Starfe
Der Mrmeen unb Slotten uno Ser 2uft-
paffe unb ser ariessinouitrie unb
Dem na6 ser Wenge Ser angefauften
&riessobligationen ei NJ ef 6 d + t en-
golfsreibtum llnb 8atriotismus er=
tparten; bie ben Stanb Ser &riegs-
ftimmung Moral genatnt, nad Dem
MaB bes @eldafts l1nb Der Sobe Ser
in 8ars uno Gan5bielen unb Ebeatern
nno ion1tigen Staten Ser 2uIt fGuf-
lihen Sreuben ben1eiien; Die inn1itten
Der Menidbeitstraeobie iid ergoben
an SEN falniiden 3oten, Sic bon Der
golfsgunit getragene &unofunffomo=
bianten Bis in bie auBeriten @ren5en
Der 3ibiliiation sroblen.
Meit anoeren @orten, 2iberalisnus
un0 Materialismus fino nod INNER
Erumpf unb beberrid)en 9enfen uno
sSiihlen ber Maiien. Sbne 8erltdno=
nis fir Die tieferen l1riaben uno sic
geoeutung oes ifidialsibmeren SOL
ferringens, MIR auf einen ausgang
bebaht, ber bas 8ebagen unb ma
terielle 8oblergeben nidt itort, es
pielmebr nod iteigert, bebanbelt man
bic Meloungen iiber oen Stono oes
arieges ettpa tpie 8orienberi6te. 0a-
raus ergibt iih Die Sauiie- unb Bail
ieitimmrng, Die Yreiie unb &unofunf
er3eugen. @as liegt rein nit mote
rieaen @erten red)nenoen 3eiteenolien
am @obI Der Seinat uno ser @eiea-
fdaft, mas an tpirfli6em 11no oauern=
oem 8olferfrieben, ipas an tpabrer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

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