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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
Directors Protest Prison Race Segregation
New Law Bars
Native Strikes

PRETORIA. SOUTH AFRICA
(ANP)-According to an announce
ment the government will issue a
war measure TO ease the settlement
of labor disputes involving native
workers. The Industrial Consoli-
dation act states that employees
other than natives. are prohibited
from taking part in any strike until
the Cancellation established under
the act has been exhausted Native
workers are given no such provis-
ion.
The new act prohibits strikes or
lock-outs where native workers are
concerned and provides for COM
oulsory arbitration in labor dis
putes having to do with the ma.
tives.
A fine of 500 francs is the mini
mum penalty for failure to abide
by the provision.
The arbitration measure is like
that established under War meas
ure No. l942. whereby the minister
OF labor may appoint one or more
4rhitraters to settle any dispute in.
volving native workers.
All or any OF the provisions OF
the award may be applied to en-
ployes other than native workers
if in the arbitrator's opinion this
action is necessary to insure that
the objects Of the award are at
tanned.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
30 Years In Army,
Still A Mess Sgt.

CAMp SWIFT. Texas Ter hash
marks adding ap 10 30 yc IS Of
s,ry nc army IS Inc record
o. StaG Screcau, James " Brown
Gzivcstnr, 9frxas. Of aR-,fHA,neees
Water Supply Battalion now s.a-
toned Il Camp Swift Sersean,
Brown is mess sergeant for. the
Battalion and &e knows his busi-
rc,s because for 20 years AID nine
month. Of those 30 wears he ha,
beer an army cook He joined the
army ~ jefferson Barracks. Nc.
IN 1913 because he wanted ~ DC
near his twin brother. who VS. 40
IN Tie army They became 'stp7rd.-
ed. however, and his brother was
lost IN action N the Argonne during
the last var. while Brown was IN
the Philippines and Australia.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20


These are the first Negroes ever
70 attend Washington and Lee uni.
Nrsity They represent the air
force and the infantry.
The officers are: 1t William Neal
Brown OF the air force. from JEFF
ferson Barracks, Mo. graduate OF
Hampton institute and former high
school teacher al Newport News.
Va.
Each OF the three infantry Off.
GERS was sent 10 the school from F.
Hus chuca. Ariz 1t Clarence F.
Jacobs. from the 93rd division, is
Howard university graduate Be-
fore entering the service he was
popular in stage and drama work
having played in "Porgy and Bess'
and Cabin in the Sky" He is from
Atlantic City. NJ.
1t Edward Strawther is an ath-
letc: he entered the school from
TIE 25th infantry. AT Fort Huachu-
ca he was cited in the Blue Hell
met" for having the best organized
reEimental athletic program on the
post.
1t Harold Jennifer is from
Washington. DC. where he was
popularity called the ACE" because
of his record with the Springfield
college basketball squad.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
To Introduce New
Civil Rights Law

OAKLAND. Calf. (ANP) As
semblyman Augustus Hawkins, OF
Los Angeles. lone colored member
OF the California legislature. will
introduce a new civil rights meas
ure into the legislature when il
begins next week. He discussed
the proposed measure here Sunday
on panel. held at Beth Eden Bap-
list church. Participating we're At
.orney Geo. VaughnS. JEFF Bevers.
Roy Nichols, Marcclla Ford. AT
torney Thomas L. Berkeley and
Mr. Hawkins.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
Praises
Two Negroes
EorHeroisn1

FORT KNOX. XIV. - Addressing
a large gathering met in observance
OF National Brotherhood Week al
the Armored Force school. Brigadier
General Stephen G. Henry. com
nandant. revealed that the school
has graduated ~ Negro second lieu.
tenants from It's officer candidate
department.
And t. lust tie beginning" the
general said
Tie PAID hish tribute 10 Two Je.
gr' soldiers. one in this war. one
IN the last. They were Private Ro-
Der, H. Brooks. Sadieville. Ky. and
TIC hero Of the Battle o. Henry
Johnson
Pvt Brooks. FIRST war casually
Of ,hc Armored Force. was Killed
in the Philippines December 8, l94l
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
Private Organizes
Own Singing Group

CORTLAND. Ala.-Pfc RutAer-
ford h S:rider. as a soldier OF the
United States Army Air Forces. IS
finding a wide field OF expression
for his musical ability A studen;
Of the piano since ne as SIX years
old. this soldier holds masters
degree in music from Fisk univer-
Sity.
When his duties as clerk in an
Aviation Squadron. Air Forces Ecs-
!c Flying school, are completed each
day. Striier gives his time - the
training Of a choral group which
se organized
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
DECORATE SOLDIERS GRAVES

Army ChaplanS on request Will
decorate for personnel OF the army
navy. Marins Corps and coast Guard
ne graves OF their relatives and
friends inferred in Arlington Ma
..onal cemetery and in the Preside
ot-San Francisco National cemetery
On Memorial Day. May p. l943 the
War Department; announces.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
Yale Grants Harry
Robots A Degree

NEW HAVEN, Conn AMP
The name Of Harry w. Roberts.
head of the social science depart
ment al Virginia State college. ap.
pears in the graduate school re-
ports of Yale university here as
tire recipient OF doctor of philos.
ophy degree. DR. Roberts, who did
his undergraduate work at WILDER.
force and Yale Divinity school,
wrote his dissertation on The Life
and Labor of Rural Negroes in Vir-
GINA"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

A highly efficient. non-toxic and
non-inflammable insectic!de COM
posed OF freon, sesame OIL and
oyreihrum is now be 'ig ppl.c1
~ the Quartermas;er &C ps 10 all
Amer, army contingen;S in over
seas areas for the control OF mos
qultoS and other annoying or
disease bearing insects, the War De-
parimen' reports.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
REPORTS AT FIT. CUSTER

Bradford Terrell. a former en-
ployec of the Ford Motor company
has reported for duty al Fort Gus
ter, Mich.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

Temperatures of the water obtained
from a household faucet are Indicated
by new thermometer having a panel
that changes color.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
SEEK RELEASE
OF DETROITER.
and z OTHERS
Prisoners Mistreatment
Cited In Telegram
To President

-COSHOCTON. Ohio -fANP) -
Twenty-one former campmates
wired President Roosevelt urging
the ammediate release from Dan
bury Comm Federal prison OF
two conscientious DIRECTORS who
have been on a work strike and
fast unto death" or release be-
cause OF segregation and race dis.
elimination within the prison. anc
IN continuance of their objection
10 conscription.
The fast o. Louis Taylor, OF
Bronx. NY. and Thomas Stanley
Murphy. OF Queens. NY. was ended
on the 2lst day with forced feed.
ing administered by prison guards
and continued since March S. DR..
Evan W. Thomas. an assistant pro.
lessor Of medicine at New York
university. said in New York Sat.
urday that he did not think they
could live out their two and one
half year sentences under forced
feeding.
A third objector. George Russell
Kingsley. of Rochester. NY. has
been solitary confinement in the
Danbury hole" for joining Muir
ply and Taylor in resisting segre-
CATION by a work strike.
Sentenced In Buffalo 81"
In calling for the release of these
men from prison. the signers Of
the tele gram from the Coschocton
Civilian Public Service camp de-
clared; We lived. worked many
months with Stanley Murphy. know
his kind. gentle nature. high ideals.
integrity of purpose. He best
serves fellow men as frea manah~u
or society" Similar messages were
sent to Attorney Gen. BiddIe. Wal
Manpower Commissioner McNutt
and Lewis B. Hershey of selective
service.
The three men were sentenced in
Buffalo. NY. on February for
having walked out of the Civilian
Public Service camp at Big Flats,
Ny. because of the failure Of the
government 10 provide them with
constructive work. They had pre-.
viously spent an average OF l6
months each in the CPS. camps
for conscientious DIRECTORS main
tanned by peace churches recos.
nized by selective service. TIE
men declared that they found &C.
ceptance of CPS TO be cooperation
with CONSUMPTION for war and had
To protect the only way they could.
They felt they had been boom
doggling in the camp in a time OF
world crisis and that there was no
justification for it
Is Former Detroiter
AT the time he was taken into
custody. Murphy was engaged in
volunteer service with a pacifist
community in a Detroit slum. In
a neighborAood of race tension be-
tween Detroit Negroes and newly
arrived southern whites. Murphy
conducted recreational program
in which he was successful in bring
ing the children Of both races 10
gether He was also active in the
efforts OF this community group to
interest their neighbors in forming
a local Cooperative for the purchase
OF milk. and tenants league 10
combat rising rents in the slum.
Although Stanley Murphy. Geo.
Kinsley and Louis Taylor have
now come TO public notice because
Of their incorporation. and the
hunger strike Of the latter two. this
is by no means the first time that
cos have come into conflict with
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

- See AFRICA. Page %
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
-Four Army Student
Officers Graduate

LEXINGTON. Va. (ANP)-Ac.
co-ding TO an announcement by
Col. Leon T. Davis, commandment
Of the army's school for special
service at Washington and Lee uni
versity. four NeNo officers were
graduated from the ninth course
Saturday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

- See PRISON Page %
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

syr0nfen baffen lte l4U,UUU DIS 1UU,'
900 @efonene au ber5eibnen.
Na6 5dla6tfronten georonet, iino
oie gerluite in RuBlano BEL peitem
bie idlinlmiten getpeien. Die groBte
gerlult5abl Der Deutiden 100000
big 10000, mas 1912 auf &onto Die
less Selo5uges au leben, lrno an Der
gleiden Jront fanoen audi runo So,
900 Gumanen ibren Soo. 9ie gerluIte
Der Nuiien an @efauenen tperoen a,tf
100000 biz 100000 gel6dbt.
Stalien berlor an alien sSronten
5pilfen 10000 unb 10000 Sote;
bas britiide 8eid faum mebr als 3O,
900. China bingegen lit zines Der
2anoer, oas anb enorme 8erlu1te an
Meni9en erlitten bat - feline militia.
rii6en gerluite i'm Sabre 1912 iiber-
iteigen tpabri6eil1li6 100000 Mann
9a i'm Sabre 1912 uniere Slotte
itGrfer in sftion trat, als oie, srn1ee,
iino al6 ibre 8erluite gr0ber getpe-
fen, uno 5tpar perlor oie Jlotte (ein-
iGlieBli6 oes Warineforps) ettpu
$500 biz 5000 Sffi5iere, Matroler
lno Soloaten im 8erglei6e nit 45OO
Bis 1000 Sffi5ieren uno Mannl6aften
oes Seeres. Gerbaltnismdbig gering,
ipie I'M 9abmen oes gelomten &riegs-
tEeaters oiele rnlere GerluIte nod
iinO, iiberIteigen tie bod l6on auein
II; bieiem einen Sabre 1912 bieieni=
gen Ser erlten Is Bis 16 Weonate oes
erlten @eltfrieges. 9lueroings 1nuB
man babel aub beoenfen, oaB mir i'm
Sabre 1912 breimal 70 biel Eruppen
nno Slotteneinbeiten in lleberlee bat.
ten, als Oamals, uno baB mir IN oie-
fem &riege iebt gleif biel aftiber 1T
BEN aftuellen &f 5u 8ailer uno
5u 2anoe eingriffen.
Oie Sapaner baben allein in 5tpet
Slottenoperationen - in ser IN Ger
Macaiiarl ltraBe uno Dor ben Salomon=
inieln 8erlulte erlitten, oie auf 10000
big 10000 Wann geibatt merben,
nit .anoeren @orten Elm ga115es Grit
tel ibrer gelan1ten 8erluite inn Sabre
1912. Den StatiItiten 5ufolse baben
ite oamit in oieiem einen &riegsiabr
aIein bereits gr0Bere @erluite gebabt,
als in iebem fritberen &riege nit Ell
ner uben6IGn6iihen Wad1t.
X X X
,SelifOpterf flnsaens fpmnt sn Gbren
Sdon felt langem bat Ser grfinoer
bes Selifopter, SSsor Siforifp, auf oie
Niibli6feit uno Die 8orteile bes Sc.
lifopterflug5eugs aufmerfiam gema6t,
aber ert iebt ibeint man S6ritte 5u
tun, Inn NIT bem 8au Der Slugaeuge
5u Beginner. Samuel S. Solon1on,
BrGl lioent Ser Nortbealt slirlines, bat
Bldne entbiillt fir einen Slugbienit
na6 bent &riege, BEL tpel6em Selifop-
ter gum Sransport bon Baliaeiere1,
uno BoIt bon oen 0d6ern mitten in
Ser Staot ltebenber @ebdu6e na6 6en
groBen Sluebdfen auberbalb 6e:
Stabt eingeiebt tper6en ioller. 2eiten-
oe Berionli6feiten Der Sirna rei6ten
in oieiem 3uiar1menbang beim @ibil
Meronautics 8oarb in Baibington eli
men slntrag Inn 2i5eniierung zines
Selifopter6ienites 5ur 8eforberung
bon Slugpoit uno @rpreB bon nno
mod BEN Odhern bon iiber 400 Holt-
d1ntert1 uno 8abnb0fen in feds Neu-
englanbitaaten uno Seem gorf ein.
[5oInnpn lit Der Mniift. 1ie GeIifnhter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

@ermittlnngsbienit bes gatifans

Stuble elm patitaniider Snforma-
tionsoienit eingeri6tet lporoen, ourb
Sen 8riefe 5piiden Samilien uno 81
biliIten in friegfiibrenoen 2anoern,
loipie &riegsgefangenen uno 3tbil-
internierten ausgetaui6t peroen. IS
beiBt peiter, oaB Ser SnformationS-
bienIt obne Hiiflidt auf Nationalitat
nmo Geligion itattfinoet, lno oaB er
foitenlos i1t
Sir Sic 9riefe peroen beionoerr
Observation-Disclosures our Serfits
elng eeitellt Gallo abnlib >pie beinl
Noten &reu5), uno oie Sange Ser
Wtitteilungen lit ouf 25 @orte be.
iGr6nft. Selbltperlt0nOli6 u1teritebt
lie Scr 3enlur ser Ser. Staaten.
Serner tpuroe mitgeteilt, oob il1 Ben
Iebten 5tpei Wfonaten iiber $4,000
0fitteilungen bef0roert lino. gnttpeoer
nod Dem 8atifan, 5ltr Gerteilung int
Muslanoe, ODER aus oem Gatifan, 5ur
@erteilung in oen Ser. Stooten.
0ur6 Siinfiprii6e purOen Ser
@albingtoner Gertretl1ng IN BEN leb=
ten paar @o6en bon &aroinal1taats=
lefretGr I'M Gatifun oie Na1nen l1nb
ghummern mebrerer bunoert amerifa-
nil6er Solbaten rnitgeteilt, pel6e in
ytoroafrifa BON Ser slble gefongen ge=
nommen porben 1inb. Oie llebermitt-
lung eelbab bur6 oie patitonilde
6lnfltation. Nad gmpfang in Ser
Ipoitolii6en Gertretung in @albings
ton uuroen Oie beteiligten Samilien
our9 bie Oio5eianfan5leien benacbrid>
tigt. IS banoelt iid) aber babel Dor.
lGufig Inn @efangene, pel6e bon
9elti6lano uno Stalien gemadt pur-
Ben.
IS beiBt, oaB oie Samilien ben
patifanilden Snformotionsoienit 5ur
germittlune benuben fonnen, obne oaB
ibnen oas &e6t genommen miro, iib
naf bem gbfommen auf Ser @enfer
&onpention bonn Sabre 1929 oireft
nit Dem &riegsgefangenen in Ser
binoung ou ieben.
v&ersueifle mic am Der 8armber5ig
felt @ottes!'
gilt aud fir bie gegentpdrtige Stl1noe
Der Scot. gSir miiiien auf @ott Der.
trauen 11nO alles bon uns fernbaltel1,
pas uns Oes gottlifen 8eiltanbes un-
piirotg MAIDEN f0nnte Infer Ser
trauen muB getragen iein bon einen1
2eben aus oem Saud bes gbange,
l;ulns.
go ser &arbinaI bon Wfailano uno
er ruff feline @ldubigen gum @ebet
auf fir oie 2ebenben uno bic Soten,
fir Sic Spfer uno sic Soloaten uno
fir oie gan5e Stride INN S6ub uno
Silfe aus Ser Scot.
8enn man friiber iagte: Elm mo-
oerner &rieg iei ein 8erbre6en an
Ser Meni6beit, er lei fein &rieg nlebr,
ionoern blobe barbarii6e 8erni6tune,
10 la6te man eiien aus. Man 5Gblte
einen iogleif 5l1 ben ubirnerpet6ten
Ba5ifiiten", 81 BEN Seigen, 5u Sen
grunoidtliden &aiernenfeinoen. Seute
tont 6as 2ieb i6on ettpas anoers.
l1no menn es 10 lpeitergebt, 10 tperben
mir binnen fur5er 3eit elm Eriimmer-
felo Ser Stdbte @uropas ieben, tpie
es in feinem Banoaleniturm bergan.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12
Dbiu @aiienfremnb

DlirOtg; er betonte NIT belon0erer1
gsa6brnd, Die Stride babe es INNER
unterlaiien, ii6 in Bolitif ein5umt-
i6en; i'm iibrigen ner6e lopobl er
ielbit nie Der gan5e fran5oiilbe &le-
rus es aud neiterbin fiir ibre Bfli6t
balten, oen @ntpeiiungen bes BapItes
bis ins &leinite Solge 5u leiiten. I'm
an5u5eigen, baB Die Iuoiena poriiber
iei erbob ii6 ser &aroinal uno iaete:
ugr5eaen5 piiien 5peifelsobne, oal3
Ser 81. 8ater Die antiiiioiiben @e>
lete unb WaBnabn1en perurteilt bat
9aber fann audi ib Sbre Snitruttio-
men nidt annebmen."
3ommnniitiide Satisfeit in Merifp
9em amerifanii6en 8latt ,,@rcel=
flor" 5ufolge bat Die fommuniitii6e
Bartei Elm nel1es Brogramm fiir oie
9ollbepiiierung Weritos ausgearbel-
tet uno berausgegeben. Sn oieieln
Grogramm beiBt es oem ,grpellior"
5ufolge, baB oie &omn1uniiten iolpobl
in Merifo pie in Der ga13en 8elt
on 3abl bon Sag 5u Sag 5unebmen.
Ser Sag, an DEM Die Solpiets trium=
pbieren meroen, Jet ni1t nebr fern.
0ie Bropaganoa miiile aber gegen=
m0rtig in Elm neues Stooiun treten
uno cine 5peite Sront in ser Sorm
eines niloeren unO genaBigteren
fommuniitii6en Erogran1n1s eroffnen.
9ie Soroerungen oes Broletariats
miibten i1ten1 1tpiert peroe11, in ieoer
Stabt, in ieoem Saus, in ieoem 2ano,
nno 5tpar niiiie man oabei Ser Saftie
oes 3ulammenarbeitens nit Sen Be-
mofratti6en Earteien folgen llnO Oie
peralteten Wtetbooen zines riipelbaf=
ten uno intraniigenten &ommunis=
mus aufgaben. 9amit Der &ommunis=
mus iiberau einoringen tonne, ioae
man ltatt bes S6lagportes bon Ser
9tepolution oasienige ser gpoll1tion
Dablen. SSn Dem Irtifel Ser eripabu=
ten 3eitung, ben Die amerifonii6e
&odenidrift ,,&ebilt lta gatolica' aus=
5ugslpeiie pieoergibt, miro audi Elm
gei6i6tliber lteberblid iiber bie Wfe=
tbooen Der fon1muniltii6en Sropa-
ganoa eegeben uno es beiBt oarin,
oaB Die erite Bbuie berielben glei6iam
einem Wauerour6bru6 gegliben ia.
be; na6oem oieier in Werifo gelun,
gen lei, tonne unb miiiie man NUM-
mebr gemaBigtere uno ianftere Our6-
oringungsmetbooen antpenben.
l(eber Die 51nebmenoe fonnnni1ti=
| ide Satigfeit bort man tpenig. Wan
borf oem perbiinoeten Sotpietrei9
ni6t gu nabetreten.
X X X
100000 Splbaten als &riessppfer
int Sabre 1912
9ea6 Seitlteaungen Ser ,,Metropo.
Titan Sife Sniurance Co." lit Die 3abl
Ser i'm Sabre 1912 in Der gan5en
8elt I'M &rie9e gefauenen Soloaten
groBer, ats borber in oen eriten 2R
&riegsiabren 5ulammengenommen.
Ius oen freilib MIR ludenbaft bor-
liegenoen 3ablen lit erre6net iporoen,
oaB 1912 insgeian1t 100000 Gee
res uno Marineangeb0rige Der per'
| i6ie0enen 2an6er inn &fe gefallen,
ertrunfen ober an erlittenen Wunben
geitorben iino. ltniere eigenen @efal=
lenen inn Sabre 1912 be5ifferten ii6,
iopeit feItitebeno, al1f 61O0, aber es
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-12

gum Gertrauen al1f bic 8Qrmber5ig=
felt @ottes aufruft, ionoern Bis oas
2ieo oes Safes berltl1mmt uno nur
nlebr bie 8eter uno groBen Softer auf
@ottes 9armber5igfeit alles anoerc
@etreiie bon 2iige, Sropaganba nno
@roBenpabn iibertonen Dor lallter
@leno uno oriidenoer Scot. 9ann fant
mobl oie 8enoung im Sinne ser
g0ttli6en 8armber5igteit fommen.-
S6ilopa6e.
Griter d)ineiider 8eianbter beim
81. Stnbl
IS lit tpobl Oas erlte Wfal in Ser
@el6i6te oes 6inelii6en 9feibes, bab
es einen offi5iellen Sertreter beim 81.
Stuble bat. Or. Gbeou Song Sic lit
Dor fl1r5em IN for11eller 9luoien5 beim
$. Soter e1npfangen porben llno Ser
Gertreter Gbinas iiberreidte BEL Sic
lem Slnlab iein ~eon Oe dineltiben
Hegierlng ausgeiteates geglaubi=
! 9ungsibreiben. Ser neue @elan0te
oritdte in elmer HeOe, Oie an ben
Hapit geridtet 1par, Die tiefe 8e frie=
Oiglng Ser hineiiiben &egierung 1tno
oes 6inelii6en Golfes aus oariiber,
ooB es lib errogli6en lieB, cine Of
| fi5ielle 8ertretltng gbinas beim ST.
Stubl auf5uribten, oie idon langit
hei eriebnt geipeien lei. au6 tpies ser
Spreber bin auf Sic bieIen grtpeile
bon SSntereiie uno 2iebe, bie bon bic
len Sdpiten Oem 6ineiti6en 2ano unO
golf ertpieien moroen ieien. Sn oie,
lem 3uiammenbang ertpabnte 0r.
Gbeou Sang Sic Dor allem BEN Sea-
men oes Bapites Bius' bes glften, bes
@organgers oes ber5eitisen 81. 8a-
tcrs, iotpie au6 oie 8entiibungen ser
Bapite I'M 13. Sabrbunoert.
Dr. Gbeou Sang Sic lit in ser 6i-
|neiii6en Bropin5 &iunii geboren uno
mabte feline Stuoien in Baris, 2au-
Iionne in Ser S6pei5, Deutl6lon6 uno
9riiilel. Sn lebter Staot ertporb er ii6
ben 9oftortitel in ben Staatstpiiien,
Ii6aften Na6 China 5uriidgefebrt,
llrurDe er Oefan an ser llniDerlitdt bon
Nanfing. 9lls Witelieo bes bineltlben
Winilteriuns fir ausipGrtige Mngele-
genbeiten bot er ipieberboIt iein 2ano
auf internationalen in europa abges
baltenen &onferen5en bertreten. 3u-
lebt tpar er @eiddftstrdger gbinas in
Ser Sdpei5. Sbmobl fein &atbolif,
bat Or. Gbeou Sang Sie itets fir oen
&atboli5ismus tiefe gbrfur6t u116
aufridtise Sodidaeung an oen Sag
gelegt.
ltneridrodener frana6iider 8iidoi
Ser Na5ifommanoant Der neubeieb,
ten Gone SIt beiu6te unldngit sen
STANDARDIZATION @erlier bon 2pon
unb berlt9erte linn, oaB oie oeutl6e
&egierune feinerlei Mbiidten bege, iid
in Die 9lngelegenbeiten ser fatboli.
iden Stride in 1ranfreid ein5umi.
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Evening star., 1943-02-02
Ex-ChiIean Afache
In Reich and ItaIy
Sees nazi Defeat
Col. Valencia Predicts
Anti-Foscist Revolt
And New European Front
Z, the Associated Press.

1y the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO, Chile, Feb. IA for
ner Chilean military attache In
Germany and italy who returned
kere only last week predicted yes
terday that Germany would lose the
war. that Italy would be shaken by
revolt and that a second front would
be established in Europe In the near
future.
Germany is losing the war and
cannot win," declared the attache,
Col. Osvaldo Valencia, In a published
interview.
Col. Valencia said that In his opin-
ion q second front in Europe was
necessary to bring about Germany's
defeat ana he added he believed
such move would be made soon.
The German general staff is in
disagreement with the Fuehrer," he
said. "The German offensive reached
its maximum intensity on the Rus
sian front and could not overcome
Russian resistance.
New Move in Russia Seen.
"The first plan failed at the gates
OF Moscow. The second plan has
just failed at Stalingrad, the city
which Hitler promised to take but
never completely occupied.
German morale has suffered Sc
we're blows. I do not think the Ger
man Army Is defeated vet. be-
lieve that Germany is preparing a
third plan against Russia and it re-
mains to be seen whether the Rus
Evening star., 1943-02-02

to the cause which We would seek
to promote.
Even now It has caused serious
division within the church, unfortu-
nate indeed. after years Of deepen
ing mutual understanding, but all
the more grievous to have it come
at time when strong united action
is needed to prepare the church for
the new order and the problems and
opportunities of the postwar period.
Il yearn and pray for = united
Christendom. But frankly
cannot walk the way our Commits
sion on Approaches to Unity would
propose, nor shall I.
II could never believe in nor be-
long to the kind of . church the
commission seems to propose as a
real solution Of the problem Of the
present broken state Of Christen-
dom"
Evening star., 1943-02-02

though he actually succeeded to hfs
title when = boy Of I.
The Maharajah's full name. with
titles, was Gen. His Highness Mara
rajadhiraj Raj Rajeshwar Shiro-
mani Maharajah Sri Ganga Singhji
Bahadur, and he was granted the
dignity Of Z 19-gun salute.
Known as 'the grand old man" Of
the Indian princes. he was one Of
the three representatives Of India
at the imperial war cabinet and
conference in 1917 and one Of the
two Representatives at the imperial
war cabinet and Versailles Peace
Conference in 1919. In the latter
role he signed the Versailles peace
treaty. He represented the ruling
princes at the League of Nations
Assembly in 1924.
As commander Of the Bikaner
Camel Corps, he served with the
British Army in China at the be-
ginning of the century and he
fought also with the British in the