davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01

CT itnno iest am Gid, ersriff Srau
9Oeners San0 un6 fiibte iie. nger.
5eib!" iagte er.
@as bnt es oenn gegeben, oa6te
Qnna. Aber 6rnu 8ogner I19elte ia
i6on. anna ging aus Dem 8immer.
aIs Ie mad elmer 8eiIe 5uriidfam,
Inn oen Gid a65urdumen, fab &err
8ogner nit ieiner 5rau in Ser Gel.
ieIefe. 0ie Ste6lampe brannte.
Ssrr 9ogner ranhte cine 3igarre
un6 ld6elte, un0 6rau 8ogner fab
aud bergniigt orein.
@1es pieoer in Butter, oadte
anna. @Gbren0 ite nod abrdumte,
iagte Der Serr. Der ibr better 3uge-
Ieben bate: oltnO Dem 6rib, anna,
mer0e ib morgen iagen, 0aB i6 ni9ts
oagegen babe"
unO als iie sic Cir mieoer gu.
mafte, la9ten Orinnen oie beioen
iebr bergniigt. sic ladten ii6er
6rib, oo6te &nna. gr mar ia audi
oumm. &ber 8ogner la6te iiber lie.
mano, Ser nod oiimmer getpeIen mar
als Sris. gr lo6te ii6er ii9 ieIber.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
rSns-3u@tbans, Serr Eros
feiiur!l"

gor oem auBerit gefir6teten
itrengen 8ir6op itano einmal int
meoi3inii9en @ramen elm iunger
@an6ioat ser Meoi3in. Gem iungen
Mann maren geraoe5u S1auermar'
6en bon Glteren &ommilitonen iiber
8ir9ops S9redensregiment nab
reno zines @ramens beridtet NOR
oen, uno 10 bate er es li1 bcrge'
nommeu, oen groBen @eoi5iner
6ur9 i6neae uno i6lagfertige ant-
porten fir it6 gu g%epinnen. Dir
dom lieB ii6 an einem Mooea oes
menidlihen &0rpers 5una6it wi3-
tige 0rgane 5eigen uno iid iiber
beren Sunftionen beridten. Damn
molte er etmas iiber oas Ser5 uro
feline SGtigfeit wilien, nabm einer
8leiItift uno fragte, inoem er i'm
Dem iungen Wann auf Die linfe
8ruItieite belt. rSagen sic mir,
Serr &anoioat, nobin fomme i6,
penn i9 bier bineinite6e?" Ser
8riifling aoeerte nidt lange uno
antportete frii6 uno freuoig: uSns
-3u6tbaus, Serr 8rofeiiorl"
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
Ct ,unkte ii6 @at


GIs @lud in 2onoon BET ieinem
Sreunoe, 9or6 Spnareo, gu @ait
mar, trug man nod Dem an ino
fir ii9 bereits iebr iippigen Wabl
nod einen rieiigen gbeifir-&die,
einen beionoers foItbaren 2ederbii-
len, auf.
$50 jon i6 oenn Sen nod unter.
bringen?" rief @lud aus.
$50 Sic ipoaen.", lautete bic
groB8iigige Gnttport oes freigebi-
gen @aitgebers.
@lud rief einen 9iener.
.8ringen Sic ben Sale in meme
Mobnung, i@ wil i'm bort unter.
brinoen."
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
SObesabnen

Gern lit Die Come, melt i'm falten
&aum,
Sturmrielen toben iiber 2an6 uno
Meer,
grauiam entbldttert frieren 8ui9
1tno 8aum,
geipenitergrau baut ii9 bas @olfen.
beer.
@erlaiien liest Die groe; taum elm
Stern
griiBt tie eei9niiterli9 tpie FONT
our Wa6t,
urb aae Sreuoe i9eint ibr t%roitlos
fern,
eritorben tpie 6es Sommers CRIME
Bra9t.
Gin So6esabnen faBt bid I9auern6
an;
gefommen lit oes Sabres triibIter
@aIt.
Mit Srauermine i9lei9t er feline
Babn =
8obl mir nun, &er5, oaB 6u Die
Soffnnng baltl
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
&emn 0eMte 6eiM9e
i6reiben
Stilbliiten, mitgeteilt ans amtliden
0Ofnmenten nnb Nften.

@eim 8olfs6efleioungsamt in
8ien lief tp16ren6 oes 8eltfrieges
cine un5a6l BON @eiu6en elm, in De.
nen Inn unteritiiBungen, bauptidA-
li6 aus &lei0ern un6 Sduben be-
itebeno, ge6eten pur0e. Sir Oiele Der
@eiu6i9reiber itelte Die Oeutide
Sprode elm unoitrdoringlides 9it.
fi6t oar, ourd le ii9 i'm S6wei.
BE ibres &ngeiidts unO oft gang in.
oioiouellen gingebungen folgeno,
cine @oiie ba6nten. 8as oftmals
babel beraustam, mogen Ole folgen'
oen, ooafomnlen naturgetreu tDieoer'
gege6enen Iu53iige 3eigen:
49,. @ir BADEN 2 &inoer tDobon
Die @iI9 i6on elm rieien @elo TO-
Itet....
an oas aie6li6e aIeiOunssamt.
SD eriu6e Gle b0fliGit Sic nit
meiner Bite gu belditigen -.
49,. Sd fcmmen NIT elmer fnie'
fGltigen 8itte angerutidt. =.
49,. mein Mann lit an einem
@agenfre6s, Ser u1s nit Der Belt
ods gor5e 8erm0gen auf5ebrte. -.
49,. Mein @onn fat ieoen Gag
lGnger gemoGt uno bag Sausli9e
nir in ser 0adt. Sect aber lit oas
Sauiel gum @infaaen per ioa oa
mas ma6en?....
49,. .8itte UNI Elm Baar S4ube
I'M meinen Sitnger itillen gu fon-
SD babe meinen Sobn uno
@rnGbrer Ser Tooesfugel iibergeben
uno bin nun gu elmer granlomen
&uine g%eiDoroen. -.
49,. BADEN iieben &in0er sic ale
nod minoeruertig iinO....
SD erlaube mid an Sbnen
6as 4niuden, mir aus meiner i6led-
ten 8efleioung beraus5ubelfen. -.
$50 genieBe meinen 2ebens-
unterbalt our9 Salten BON &oitfnds
ben, nobel i6 miteiien fam, mas i'd
aber infolge 9(ltersi6made ni9t
mebr Iange tperoe tun f%onnen....
49,. Mein Mann lit na6 oreiiab-
riger &ranfbeit geftorben uro ib bin
oespegen obne Wann gang ent5loit.
bin cine &eierpetpittue bon 10
eSohren un0 hobe elm 0uppefuloies
&ino....
SD unterbreite mid NIT Der
Bite, 6a i9 i6on ouf Ser eigenen
Saut gebe. -.
49,. Scum bin ib elm a6taigiGbri-
ger &reis, unfabig 5u nrbeiteu uno
iiberi9ittet bon elmer un5abl BON
8ertpanoten. =.
80. ieit eittem Sabre bin i6 BORT
in &nlition
80. @n6esgefertigter erlaubt ii6
oes Mmtes obiger 4oreiie feline @n-
Ioge bei8ulegen, lit bon ieOem Stan'
Sc fir mittellos begriffen, Damn
tpenoet ii1 feline Gage, menn Dos
amt inn elm 8aar Sdube be5ieben
laIie. Sitter oaber feline 8etreffun'
gen gu ertpeiien!
49,. orei Sobne babe i6 aufge5o-
gen nit Dem mir bon guer Weaietat
aaergnGoigit berliebenen Steiafub-
49,. bin berbeiratet nit afpei
@in0ern 49,.
....Sn grmangelung meiner
elenoen finan5ielen Gage.
$50 babe cine groBfopfige
Samilie. -.
49,. .W3ein Sobn mar 1908 bel
Sen Man0pern, nobel er ii6 onrf
fortpG6renoe MISUNDERSTANDING
Sen redten SUB oeritau6te.
SD babe cine unberoienlide
Srau....
49,. Seraeridiitternoe @efii1le
our63ittern meinen SolOatenbuIen,
tpenn i6 Sic @efabr oes Batter
lan6es iebe uno nidt meinen Setl
oaSu beitragen tann....
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
&ambtiere, bic YilaBen
frefen
Bon Or. 6. @, aatner.

NONAhAN w. EEf l-Tb@f
miro es regnen, meinte man friiber,
fobolo mar u~nieren pierbeinigen
Ireuno itd auf ser 8ieie 9iitllA
tun lab. Nur, Dab oieies Gun nit
Dem fommen6en @etter iiberbappt
niGts 5u tun bat, niiien mir bg:sft.
Ser Suno beoient itd ser @rosbal'
me Ieoigli6, nm etna ipise &noden
i'm Maeen ungefdbrlid 5u MAIDEN
ODER IonItuie cine @rleitderung iei'
ner 8eroouung ber6ei5ufii6ren: elt
9erfabren, oas iibrigens aud Bel
9osen uno beion6ers @roBtaben be-
oba6tet tporoen lit.
Snoeiien benuben &anbtiere
9flanoen nidt MIR als me6aniides
Silfsmittel, Ionoern audi our @r'
nG6rung. 90 gi6t es 26pen, Die
nit 8orIiebe Mais f~reiien, uno bonn
Qeoparoen, Der oo6 5u ben blutgic'
rigIten &aubfaben geb0rt, miro be-
ri6tet, 6aB er germ 6ie Sriidte Der
SeIpaIme ber8ebrt un0 aud iiiBe
Satteln feinesnegs berl6m1bt.
GbenIo bat Ser Giger in Dem 0u'
rian, elmer Sru6t bon 9urio 8i6e'
tbinus, feline Bflandenfoit uno iol
ouf oieie &bpe6slung ieiner Spei-
ietnrte iogar gierig erpi6t iein.
0o9 melt gr0Bere &nbanger
pfIan3Ii9er @ubrung ols oie aasen
fino Die bun0eartigen &aubtiere.
8efonnt lit Die gorliebe Der 6ii6ie
fir @%eintrauben, uno Del9 groBen
S6aoen &unoe IN @einbergen an'
Suridten bermoe2n, eriiebt man bar
aus, oaB gum 8eiipiel Die 8in5er
in Der @egeno BON 8oroeaur oas
@e1t BADEN, ieoen &unb at totem,
ben iie obne Maulforb auf ibrem
@einberee antreffen. 3umeiit ban
gen tie Die Giere glei9 an Sunoe'
gnlgen ouf. au6 ser l1rabn unieres
&~ausbun6es, Der @olf, beri6mGbt
8flon5ennabrung feinespegs uno
fon ii9 our Sommer5eit an &iirbiI.
fen, @eloner, @urfen, Mais uno
onoeren Srii9ten giitli9 tun.
Sat- nod grOBere 8flan5en. ols
SIeii9freiier iino Die 8aren. Sbre
2ieblingsnabrung itelen @etreioe,
@eeren uno &onig 0ar, uno bob
ielbIt Ser @isbGr, Ser oo9 gum
gr0Bten Geile ouf Siere u1gewieien
lit, i'm Sommer germ @ras, Moos
nn6 8eeren gu ii6 nimmt, lit 0urd)
ben Mageninbalt erleeter @isbdren
ertpielen. @u9 Die Maroerarten frel'
fen nit 8orliebe 8flonaenfoit, uno
3mnr eebt Dies 10 melt, oaB Die SD
ger lire War0erfalen am pirflam-
iten NIT elmer Bflaume ooer JOINT
elmer iiiBen Srudt befo0ern.
Ser gr0Bte 8eeetarier un0 oar'
nm 6ns ungefabrli9ite &au6tier lit
Der Dads. Ct bat l%ingefdbr oeniel.
ben Speiie8ettel pie 6os 8ilO'
i9pein, 6as befanntli@ 81 ben ef'
ten @flan5enfreiiern geb0rt. 60 be-
ri9tet i9on 8rebm, bob Die Nab-
rung 6es 9a6ies i'm Sriibiabr uno
CONNER our Sauptia6e aus 8ur.
5eln, namentli6 8irfenmur5eln, uno
ipGterbin aus Sriiffeln, 8u6eln
nno @iGeln beitebe. Mu6 abgefaae-
mes Sbit aler Dirt, @0bren uno
&iiben lin6 bon ibm begebrt, uno
in ben @%einbergen ri6tet er unter
umitdnoen ganae @ermiiitungen an,
neil er Die &eben einfa6 nit Der
8fote auiammenoriidt uno ii9 nit
ibrem iiiBen Snbalt 9eraoe5u md.
itet.
@esbaIb feIbit ausgeiprodene
@aubtfere pie $un6e uno @roBfat'
aen auf 9flan8ennabrung erpidt
iin6, fam uns nod Ben neueren
Sori6ungen fein &dtiel mebr lein:
aud iie be0iirfen CUR aufre6ter6al'
lung ibres 2ebens Ser 8itamine,
un6 90 biele 6ieIer 8itamine nur
in ben 8flan5en porfommen, iino
aud iie ge5tpungen, ii9 oieIer no.
tiirli9iten oner 2ebensqueaen gu
b%e6ienen.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01
Mamie iibertrasen &ranfbeitem

Sn Ser grauen Sausmaus puroe
iest elm aftiber @irus s~efunoen, Der
nod ben Mitteilungen bon ST.
Irmitrong auf ben Meni6en iiber.
tragen tperoen fam. Ser &ronf-
beitserreger ruff BEL Dem Meni9en
11ebelfeit mno grbre6en ioDie elm
iteifes @efiibl i'm Naden, gefolgt
BON leidtem Sieber, berbor, tporauf
nod 5ebn Bis bier5ebn Sagen Die
&eilung eintritt. 9as Torfommen
Der &ranfbeitsfeime in Wauien
tpuroe bisber alerOings ielten be.
oba9tet, mie oenn aud Die Heber.
trasuns auf ben Weni9en uobI
rlttr our9 3ufan erfolgen Fam.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-01

au nIit oeritdnSig q. nSie
bieten MIR 100 Dollar fir 6as &c.
mGloe? Cine Shanoe! 9ie 2eine.
manb alein bat ia mebr gefoitetl"
.@emib, ober ie lit aud iest ni9t
mebr neul"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Jdps al Aitdpe
Seeking Escape

GEN MacA THURS HQ.
NEW GUINEA, July 20 QNS)--
Beaten in their attempt 10 break
through American positions east
of Aitape and faced with eventual
humiliation. frustrated japanese
Eighteenth Army troops are try
ing to bypass he Yank perlmeter
along the foothills of a prccipitouS
coastal range, l3 miles inland.
This strange vancouver was an
nounced today by Gen. MacAr hun
in a communique reporting that
an additional $50 laps had been
killed bringing the total enemy
dead to ,369.
Adverse weather hlndCred air
operations in all sectors, but air
patrols sank 2000-ton Jap
freighter off Moratai Island and
heavily damaged two trawlefS
farther north.
zap was raided again AZ mid.
day as also were enemy lnstalla-
tionS AT Ngulu, Sorol. Ulithi and
Woleai.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
= EsremierS TAX TOj0S Pest

only one week after the first
American air RAID on Rome, Toio
was forced from the premiership
of Japan, while American Super
fortreSscS blasted his home islands
and American sea and ground
forces expanded their foothold in
the Marianas, only 800 miles
from Tokyo.
DomciS announcement frankly
acknowledged that the resignation
vas promp; 4 by realization that
the government. even "by utilizing
all the means available. vas IN
able 10 achieve ITS objective IN
prosecuting the var
Don1ei said that KIDD waS GATED
before ilirohito and questioned in
regard To the succeeding cabinet.
Conscious Of the huge re
SpapSibi'ity placed upon him and
~ that his reply 10 the emperor
would he flaWleSS," KIDD called
a meeting Of fnrmnr prep5eFs a.
the imperial palace Tuesday
evening DoHei sand.
Those who attended. FEC moni-
tors reported included Adm
Okada koki Htrota Fnunlnaro
Nonoyc Baron Ilranum4. Gen
Abe Adm fnuaI fnymmaCtu
Ham. president Of ne prAy coIn-
CiI md Too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Fifth Years
Pisa florence

ROME. July 20 GNSD-U. s.
Fifth Army troops smashed for
ward today beyond the captured
port Of LivOrno 10 within eight
and one-half miles of Pisa and is
miles of Florence, drawing up
along the Arro River along
25-mile front for "A march on the
German-held Gothic Line.
Americans cleared Cole Sal
vetti. Varna Certaldo and San
Donate.
West Of Arcyzo, British Eighth
Army troops ratified the Germans
near Monte archi and around
Radda which the Allies hold.
MEET RESISTANCE
Polish and Italian troops met
German resistance along the
Esino River line.
The Poles, who occupied An
coma. found that Adriatic port
thoroughly mined and demolished
by the retreating Germans. The
harbor was full of Sunken ships.
including King Victor EmmanuelS
private Yacht
Torrentlal rain seriously has
-interfcrrd with the Allied for
ward movement along the entire
battlefront during the last "a
hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
military clique. which then put
Tojo 10 a. war minister and later
as premier.
Yonal also was known 80 have
opposed Japan'S tripartlte alliance
with Germany and Italy.
holSo retired from the army in
July, 1898. and was made over
seas affairs minister in April,
1899. then governor general of
Korea in June 1912 An advocate
of southern expansion for Japan,
he has been regarded as a pro-
poncnt Of caution insofar As Japa
nese policy elsewhere was con.
cerned
Earlier. Domei said that Hiro-
hlto had called Marquis koichi
KIDD, lord keeper Of the prlvy
seal, before INN iare Tues day
Japanese tImeb several hours
after Too submitted has reSig-
nation.
Though member of the Toto
government, KIDD vas never a
OF the milltariSt group
which put TOTO in power and was
considered a moderate" before
the outbreak Of the Pacific war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Kerr Echoes
Moscow Line
nv DAVID SENTNER
special 20 THE DETROIT TINTs

CHICAGO July 20 The Mos.
COW party line attacking tho
candidacy ot Gov Dewey. and
supporting President Roosevelt,
was echoed with remarkable
similarity IN the keynote speech
of Gov. Robert 5. Kerr OF Okla
homa 10 the Democratic national
convention
a recent article published in
Moscow by Pravda asserted
Leaders Of tho Republican
party. in effect. isolated the
Willkie opposition group. The
convention was led by old re-
dictionary Republican leaders.
GOV. Kerr declared:
when that same convention
Republican, snubbed and side
tracked Wendell Willkie. the
last veStige Of liberal leadership
Of the Republican party was
buried under an avalanche Of
reactiOnary sen I'm e n from
which II cannot soon emerge"
krFT also asserted that SoNtet
Russia marches irresiSubly today
under the leadership of her much
revered. world respected. 65-year.
old-Joseph Stain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Kent Friends Take
Case 10 Convention
special 10 I'M pEIRoIT TINS

CHICAGO, July 2OEFriends of
Mrs a H. p Kent today were
bending every effort TO bring the
case of her son. Tyler Kent. 10
;he floor Of the Democratic ma
,onal convention
The fate Of Kent was presented
10 the convention resolutions com
mittee Miss Ethel May Pierce Of
Oak Park III. meanwhile sought
a conference with Senator Byrd
of Virginia. focal point of the
southern anti-Roosevelt revolt, TO
enlist his Sympathies.
She was cloSeted earlier in the
day with James A. Farley. who
told her that, though he sympa-
thlzed with young Kent. he was
taking no active part in the con-
vention and did not wish 10 en-
gage IN any activity from the
floor.
Miss Pierce. meanwhile. asked
10 comment on reports from
radio commentator referring 10 a
possible link between the Kent
case and the death Of John Bryan
Owen, grandson of William Jen-
nlngS Bryan. said.
Mrs. Kent informs me that
Owen did not know her son.
Apparently, Owens knowledge
Of the case came from CONVEX
SatiOns with Ian Ross MacFar-
lane. whom Mrs. Kent sent to
England To learn the facts Of
the Kent case"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Wdfships Pound
Guam 9TH Day

Pearl, HARBOR. July -
INS) Thrca' Of INVASION hung
heavier today over Guam. pounded
for the fourth consecutive day by
T. s ha't'eships, cruisers and
,if'fc fatcSt cornmunique ISSUED
by Adm .Nimitz said that Ameri-
cas- attacking fleet laid down
an intense barraCe against de-
fenSvc posi- onS ON the island. .
Iudicailng that reconqueSt II
Guam would bc the ultimate OBJ
lectiye OF tho present operations.
Garner rocket planes and
bombcrS also kept up their non
stop pounding Of Jap installations
on Guam. dropping a record 800
tons OF explosives Monday and
las additional tons Tuesday.
Rota Island north of Guam,
also was attacked again Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
PVT. Sullivan
Slain in Action

Pvt Maurice Sullivan. who
Joined the army last October al
Is was killed in performance Of
duty" in the invasion of France
according 10 word received from
the war department by his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sulli-
van ST Of 1922 HoGarth.
His brother, Michael, 10. is an
AAF staff sergeant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20

Straightforwardly, is that the
individuality of the TOTO cabinet
was unable Ia keep up With the
intensity of the burning war
spirit Of the people" Domei
said.
Radio Tokyo previously had re-
broadcast time and again Tojo' :
Unprecedented crisis" statement
and the loint army and navy an
nouncemeni on the loss Of Saipan.
4 minute of prayer was set aside
m all hroadCastS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
JAP REPORT RAIDS

NEW YORK. July 20 GNS)-
American Liberation -raidS-on
Chichi Island IN the BoninS and
zap in the CarolneS were reported
today by the Tokyo radio. which
claimed that Is American planes
had been destroyed in the attack
on zap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
RESENT CIo TACTICS

II has flared up suddenly when
Philip Murray and Sidney Hill
man showed their intention 10
dictate not only policies but also
who would he acceptable TO them
as vice presidential candidate.
Far deeper and more profound
is the resentment and hostility
toward Murray and Hlllman Of
scores of delegates from the Mis-
SiSSippi basin. the South. the
Southwest and the Northwest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
JlPA\ FACING CRISIS

The resignation OF ZOOS cahi-
net n which ho held he port
fOlioS OF war. commerce and
IN addition 20 the
premiership followed by only
"a hours his REIMBURSEMENT Of
the job of army chief of staff
with a statement that Japan was
facing an "unpreccdcn,edlv crea,
national crisis.
THE reason In put u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Now Maxi Prisoner

HILLSDALE. July 20 up
The parents Of Val Bleech. re-
ported missing in action over Ger
many several weeks ago. have
been notified that he is a Nazi
prisoner of war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Aqed Couple Wed

LONG BEACH. Cal. July 20
ms Mr.. and Mrs Osee Is
StarkS were on their honeymoon
today Both outlived three previ-
Gus SpouSes lie Is 81 she Is u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Wallace Far Ahead
In Poll of Delegates
Continued from Page 0net

demands now Is not 50 much a
bright young man. as a man OF
wisdom and experience -
Kerr last night pitched the con-
vcntion into avid demonstration
when he cmphatically declared
that America is winning the war
under the leadership of President
Roosevelt.
HITS AGE ISSUE
Kerr. in his keynote address.
aimed thrust directly 81 Coy,
Dewey for asserting that the New
Deal embraced tired old men, y
determined 10 quarrel with each
other. Mr. Roosevelt is 81
Kerr gave the ages of Gen.
Macarthur. Adm. NtmitZ, Adm.
King and Adm. HalSey. ranging
from 50 TO 81. asked the conven-
tion whether they were Tired
old men" and received shouts Of
no.
When Wallace entered the con-
NpntlOn nail 10 serve IN ueie-
gate from Iowa. tumultuous
demonstration took place. but
again some of the states failed 10
ioin. chiefly from the South and
Middle West
The platform drafting COM
mittee prepared today 10 recon-
mend a mild racial equality plank
and 'peace-hy-force" foreign
rOlicN Drocrap,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
Dover Guns Open Fire

LONDON, July 20 (INS)-
British coastal guns opened up on
enemy shipping IN the Dover
Straits early today firing p
rounds of shells
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-20
yaiIess 4. =. Clerk
Fears for Safety
Figure in Mystery Code Case
Fights Deportation in Britain
sp-,l.l TO rHl nETRoIr INNS

time. told me- m writing that
owen fare. on part ~ II tC
America was paid bv her
The radio commentator added
she sent Ian Ross MAcFar-
lane, news analyst, To England
Ia try To learn the facts in her
sons case and financed him on
his trip Ia England last year ia
interview Kent.
OWEN RELEASED
Owen. Who had been In Jail
IA England for SIX months on
charges unknown Ia me, vas re-
leased 90 leave the country and
MacFarlane helped him get
home on Mrs. kent's funds
Arriving in New York in
November. 1913, Owen did some
talking about the Kent case
around town. apparently trying
to get II printed. hut everybody
vas afraid Of him.
Mrs. Kent MAS in Washing
ton awaiting a full report from
MacFarlane on the results Of his
mission. and his interview with
Kent In prison about the sub
stance of the cables between
Roosevelt and Churchill which
he decOded, but, before Owen
could be brought 10 Washing
ION. he was found dead on Jan.
2, 1913"
LISTED As SUICIDE
According ~ New York City
police Owen, son Of Mrs. Ruth
Bryan Rhode. former l.. s
minister 10 Denmark. died Of
IN extremely large" dose of
veronol. The death was Off
cially listed as suicide
MacFarlane then told Mrs
Kent. according 10 Close, that he
wished 10 be diSaSSociated with
the matter and indicated ne was
He has said In effect" de-
clared Close, that, II Mrs.
Kent keeps pushing this case
and brings Kent back for an
American trial, he fears Kent
may meet bodily harm"
MacFarlane, now in Chicago 10
over the Democratic national
convention for his radio Stallion.
'cfuSed 10 comment on the story
When reached by telephone.