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The Omaha guide., 1944-02-05

New York. N. Y.-An appeal to
Americans to insure freedom "a.s
right to 100000 American Ne
groes, our fellow citizens" was is
sued today by DR.. William Allan
Nelson. chairman of a newly or
ganized Committee Of 100"
The myth Of the master race
has suffered damage at Stalingrad
at FL Alamein and in Tunisa." the
Committee statement said, But it
remains nviolate among certain
circles in our own country who
stand for the poll tax. 'lily-white'
primaries, for discrimination a.
gainst the Negro in industry, and
for the right to lynch Their ideas
are articles for export; they have
broaght riots and bloodshed to the
industrial cities of the North and
East anu nave ulNlueu OuT ClLlLcHS
as at no time since the War be-
tween the States. Such ideas can
triumph and lose US the stakes
though we win the victory. unless
men of good will form a Powerful
bulwark against this shame.
we cannot bring freedom as a
gift to peoples throughout the
world without having assured it,
as a right. to $4,000, 900 American
Negroes. our fellow citizens; free
dom not as a Fourth of July abb
straction, but as a concrete real7
ization of the things which make
the free man-equal Opportunity
for Jobs and education; the right to
vote: the abolition of discriminat-
ion and segregation in all their
forms; the immediate right of the'
young man of color to serve his
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-05
REV G. G. HARPER
DOING SUCCESSFUL
WORK IN FORT
WORTH, TEXAS

A Rally bulletin of New Mount
Gilead Baptist Church Of Fort
Worth. Texas, sent to Mrs. II. r.
Greenfield of 1905 North 4sth Ave.
states that drive which lasted
just six weeks netted $5,555.50.
The raIly terminated Nov. 2Ah,
1s43.
- Rev c. cs-8Iarper had been In
charge as pastor just four months
up to that date. The sum Of $40.
o99.15. has been raised up to this
time. which is an enviable record.
The church owed $4,000 indebt-
ness when Rev. Harper took charge
Thus shows group working in un.
ity and love for their church.
Rev. c. c. and Mrs. Harper for
merly lived in omaha. Rev. Har-
per was pastor Of Zion Baptist
Church for a few years. They
have a legion of friends in Omaha
and all are eager to extend and
wish them continued good wishes
for success in their great work.
Some of the members gave over
a hundred dollars in the rally at
Fort Worth. This rally took place
along wit hthe installation Of the
pastor, Rev. G. Columbus Harper
May new Mt. Gilead Baptist church
grow and succeed under Rev. Har-
per's fine leadership. More power
to him!
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-05
Mississippi Gives Negro
Soldier Right to Vote
BREAKS TRADITION OF LONG STANDING;
DROPS POLL TAX PAYMENT

Jackson. Miss.-Civil war barriers to parttcipa-
ton in Mississippi elections by Negroes were brok-
en- Tuesday by the house when it sanctioned an alb
sent voter law to permit those in the armed forces
to vote without either the So annual poll tax pay
ment or prior registration.
Senate passage was considered almost certain.
The State of Georgia has denied Negro soldiers
the right to vote in their primaries.
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-05
ASSAULT AND BATTERY

Willis Cantoress, charged with
assault and battery received a 30
day jail sentence. His wife, testi-
flying first, spoke quietly and made
no attempt to do other than place
the facts of the affair, in which she
received a cut on the SHOULDER, be-
fore the court When it was Will
lis vantoress' turn to testify ne re
fused to do os, telling the court 20
let his wife's testimony stand.
There seemed no i'll feeling left be-
tween Mr.. and Mrs. Vantoress ov-
er their recent trouble, although
she stated that he had hit her sew
eral times besides cutting her
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-05

The CIO. meeting held at Dream
land Hall, Sunday, January 3e+h.
was very instructive as well as
Constructive. There wasn't a
speaker on the program who was
not well acquainted with his or
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-05

EDWIN R. EMBREE, president Of
the Julius Rosenwald Fund and chair
man of Chicago's Mayors Committee
on Race Relations which will begin a
series Of conferences February / that
are expected to set new high water
mark in community approach to racial
situations. The top industrial, comm
ercial, social work, police and judiciary
personalities in Chicago have accepted
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-05
POLIO BOX REPORTED
STOLEN FROM OFFICE

Mrs. Mildred Brown of the On
aha Star, 2216 North oath street
reported a contribution box for the
infantile paralysis march Of dimes
was stolen from the newspaper s
office.
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-05
DIDN'T STOP FOR GREEN
LIGHT

Joe Allen was in too much of
hurry to suit the officers who ar
rested him. They saw him, they
testified, go against a red light at
one intersection, cross on the am
ber light at another, SO halted him
and gave him a ticket He was
fined $40 and costs.
AA*xk
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-05
DRUNK

Charged with being drunk Lor-
mo Harney was fined $1.00 and
;osts. He appeared in court with
u hand bandaged that he claimed
was injured by being cut with a
x.iife. Also he stated he was nit
in the mouth with a rock by onn
If two men with whom he got into
squibbie with near oath and Fran
kiln street. He lives, he stated at
28th and IT Street.
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-05
chance to get a job and earn G.
nough money at least to leave O.
maha riding the cushions
%**$*
DISMISSED

Charles Fisher, a Cudahy employ
ee was dismissed from charge Of
drunkenness.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18
HELP WANTED-MALE

en- the scope of their influence. We
know this influence will be salu-
tory and far-reaching, and on the
occasion of the opening of the new
building, be 1t
RESOLVED by the City Council
of the City of Wyandotte that the
citizens Of this city, through us, their
representatives. do hereby extend
our congratulations and best wishes
for continuing and increasing sue
cess Of the Young Mems Christian
Association in its already notable
achievement of teaching the youth
in the way 1t should go. And be it
further
RESOLVED that as an expression
of the appreciation of the members
of this Council for the excellent
work of the organization, and to
perpetuate the same on the records
Of the city, this Resolution be spread
a.. length upon the journal Of this
days proceedings; and the Clerk be
and he hereby is. directed to trans
NIT Q copy of this Resolution to Che
Officers OF the Young Mems Chris
ton Association.
I move the adoption Of the fore
going resolution.
Councilman Ernest B. Schultz.
Supported by Councilman Brohl
Yeas: Councilmen Brohl, Burke
Kelly. Mason, Rouse, Schultz.
Nays: None.
Special Order
Councilman Schultz called to the
attention of the Council certair
wage increases as shown by the
minutes of the Public Welfare Com.
mission.
Adjournment
Motion to adjourn at nine fit!
o'clock p. m. by Councilman Schultz
supported by Councilman Mason.
Yeas: Councilman Brohl, Burke
Kelly, Mason, Rouse, Schultz.
Nays: None.
FORD WAGAR,
City Clerk
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18
IN MEMORLAM
IN LOVING MEMORY Of. ou- dear

IN LOVING MEMORY Of. or dear
Husband and Father, Herman
Marlowf who passed away years
ago, December 2lst.
Morning, noon and night dear
father,
There is nothing else to 90
But dwell on happy memories,
OF the days we spent with you
And now that God has called you
To His home on that golden shore
We shall look ahead to that great
day
When We will meet to part no more.
Lonesome wife and daughters.
(287oB)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18
BUSINESS SER VICE

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they are filed by machine. Mechan-
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Quicker service. Bring your saws to
us. Ora Stephens, 3045 21st. Phone
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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18

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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18

Central RR.
(k) PRECINCT No. II is bounded
on the north by the center of Syc-
amore Street and the extension
thereof, on the east by the United
States Harbor Line of the Detroit
River. on the south by the center
line of Orange Street, and on the
west by the center line of 7th street.
ID PRECINCT No. IL Is bounded
on the north by the center line of
Orange Street, on the east by the
United States Harbor Line of the
Detroit River, on the south by the
center line of Cherry Street and
the extension thereof, and on the
west by the center line of It'll street.
m PRECINCT No. >13 is bounded
on the north by the center line of
Cherry Street and the extension
thereof, on the east by the United
States Harbor Line of the Detroit
River, on the south by the center
line of Grove Street and the extern
sion thereof, and on the west by the
center line of 7th Street.
(n PRECINCT No. IA Is bounded
on the north by the center Of Eure-
ka Avenue, on the east by the CEN
ter of 7th Street, on the south by
the center of Grove Street, and on
the west by the westerly right-of-
way line Of the New York Central
RR.
(o) PRECINCT No. Is is bounded
on the north by the center line Of
Grove Street and the extension
thereof, on the east by the United
States Harbor Line Of the Detroit
River. ON the south by the souther-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-12-18

ordinarily due December 81, before
Christmas Day; Now Therefore b
1t Resolved that the City Clerk bt
and hereby is authorized to draw
warrant on the City Treasurer 70,
the compensation of all salariec
city employees, to be paid or
December %, 1914.
I move the adoption of the fore
going resolution.
Councilman Ernest B. Schultz
Supported by Councilman Brohl
Yeas: Councilmen Brohl, Burke
Kelly, Mason, Rouse, Schultz.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Michigan
December IL, 1914
Resolution by Councilman Ernest
B. Schultz.
Resolved by the City Council OF
the City Of Wyandotte
WHEREAS 1t has been the custom
in past years to pay to salariet
workers of the city before Christ
mas Day the compensation ordinar-
lily due them on December 3lst. and
believing that consideration should
also be shown to the hourly work
ers of the City Of Wyandotte; Now
Therefore
BE IT RESOLVED that the City
Clerk be and hereby Is authorized
and directed to draw warrant on
the City Treasurer for the compen-
sation Of all hourly workers thru
December "a. 1874, such compensa-
ton TO be paid them a December
a.
I move the adoption Of the fore
going resolution.
Councilman Ernest B. Schultz
Supported by Councilman Mason.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10

fii9baren neuen glutos oes Sabr.
gangs 1912 o~uSbGn9en miiiien, nm
aui oieie @eiie oaen gum Saul be.
rettigten 8erionen ole. neberiift
uilo Oen Soui 5u erIeidterlt. Die
Bitten miiiien geuaue Augoben Der
Morfe, Oes MooeaS, Ser Serien- unO
Motornummer entbalten, mo aud
gebroudte Ailtos oes SabreS 1912
miiiien nngegeben wrroer. Sino
feline nelten ooer gebrouhter NutoS
oieieS Sabr9on9s BEL eilrem S6nOler
uorbon0en 10 mitB Oieier einen emit
ipre6en0en Nnid)lag o~usb1ngen.
SGnoler, Oie einem &unoen Elm Auto
nidlt uerfauien ponen, o6ipobl oieier
Sic notigen IBapiere unO OuS @elo.
oofiir bat, founeu iortdn pom Sar-
SCI NIT alleu rotionierten gntos aus
9eihloiien merOen.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
gdlnl6elndl OcrbeNert

8ie 0oS II. e. Office Of Goucatioll
unO ouS Sugenobureon oes 8unoeS-
arbeits Oepartenents befnlunt8ebelt
Dat sic III ser gall5en HotIon inter
Dem Mottu go to Shool" ourdpe-
fiibrte Rampaglle, ifulpflihtige Su-
eenOlide mieoer gum SAulbeluf 6u
betueqen, oie w16renO ser CONNER
ferien lid 0anfensnerterweile fir
ariegsar6eituen sur Gerfiigun8 9e-
itellt butten oen erfreulifen Griol9
ae5eitiat, oie glbp1rtsfltrpe Oes Be
ilid,es unlerer SigbgS hools ulti3ii.
baIten uno in pielen 6dlen logar Die
erlte 4ufm1rtsflirpe I'M SdltIbelud)
Ieit 1889 SIT per5eidnen. Die &onl-
paQne muroe non Sen beioen glln0eS-
itellen III ser @rfenntnis 9efiibrt, ooB
Bel oaer begriiBensDerten Witarbeit
Ser ldliIpfli6ti9en Sltgeno in ulllerer
arbeitsfnoppen Griegsmirtidaft bod
Sic 9eotpen0igfeit porOringlid gege-
ben lit, oieier SlgenO cine geiutoe
8i(oungsgrunologe 5u gebelL oamit
lie Die Dor linen liegenoen arfgoben
meiItern fam. Die &agne fono
ouber oufJ sic poae llnterltiisun9
ser 8or Monpotper Gommillon ltlto
Ser Office Of @or Conformation.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
anapp6,it an sdiffsSerlOnaT

Sn eiltem gemeinlnmen Mppell
tneiien ser @oriibenoe Ser @ur Ship
ping Administration, 8i5enomirnI
gmorp g. 2uno, ltno ser 8~oriisen0e
ser @or Monpomer Gommiiiion,
Saul 9. Mcgeutt onrauf bin, 0oB ser
Mongel all ieemdniifen @erionol
nller @ruoe fir uniere Snnoelsflotte
Oerurtig fritiid gelpor0en lit, oaB er
in Sen nddlten 8oden 5i elmer Sc
%fdbr0ung Der rebt5eitigen Materiol.
l%ieierung atf ben &riegsifloupldten
in europa uno I'M 8a5ifif fiibren
fonnte. Nus oieiem @rlittoe appel
lierell beioe erllert oil geeigrete MGn-
ner, itd3 5ur SanoeIsmorine 5it mel.
BEN uno unternebmen allies, sic &e-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Inter ieebe.
fubrenem ais unerfabrenem 8erionaI
81 inteniioieren.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
Dcunrnctc1t int
Reid ecfGliAl

Nem yorf Ser fledige .3mei
0olari6ein bot i'm IuSIanoe ourf
40oGf @itler Den &nr zines fleden.
loien ,geiunoen @eloideins erbalten
Carlos San9uinetti, ser fir5lid
mrgefommene DeIegierte llrugltoDs
CUR INTERNATIONAL 9uiineB Son.
ference, Die pom 10. bis Is. 0ooembel
in -&pe, 3em Yorf, a~ogebaIten miro.
erflarte, 0nB oieier @eloifetn ser
ein5ige @ert nmerifaniiden 8opier-
geloes iei ben Die oerltihen @ra-
ueure gu fafiden itnterlieBen.
Sange Dor 8earl &arbor mar oas
amerifnniihe Sfabanlt gepabr ge.
moroen, ooB Geutidlano Sen Mdrfi
nit Milionen acknowledgment orle-
rifnniider Collars iiberl6memmte.
Dieie auf ben G~elopreiIen Ser 0eut-
Iden Regierung bergeitellten @elO-
lfTeine mdren in Der Got 10 gut ge-
fdlidf, 0aB lie Die meiiten uorgenom.
merlen 8riifungen leidt ~belta1oen.
Nber Die &a3is pergoBen ems. Sic
botten uon Dem fragmiiroigen Rui
Ser aufgepuBten 3mei-geote in anle-
rifo gebort, lieBen oiele tbeiieite, ltno
reIeruierten i9ren i6mar8arbeitelOen
@elopreiien Die groBeren uno better
'reipeftiertell 9olIariheirte.
Gieie unterloiiung Der &itlerider
@elofdllder bat ben 3Dei.D Dollar
Ifein' 5itr gein1teiten alfer Dollar
noten i'm 4uslunoe gemad]t.
Gen nad llrugiiap 5ugelniienen
europdiiden 6liifflingen NOR, wie
SEER Sungltinetti mitteilte, Die Mit-
nnbme bon 30 Collar eriaitbt. $50
INNER m0glih, pltrber lie in %
3Dei.Doaariheiren mif9abrndt.
~Sie tuiiien," erfI1rte Serr San=
auitltetti, yoaB cine amerifadiGe
3peisG ollariinte iiberna obne mel
tere 6ra9e laiigenommen miro, mo-
anoere @erte aiiierifantifjen @et0es
Der Deltidpueifigen Yriifliitg Der urli-
guupideit SnOerlitt6nbvr interliegen,
Die nit benz amerifanfidten @eloe
nidlt geiiigenO uertraiit iino, um
edytes @efo BON falifem gu unters
id}eioen."
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10

Gin beion0ers uertooues SiIfs.
mittel gegen erfdltungen lit Oie @nt.
giitltng 0es Gorpers 6urh einer
Gormeinlauf ooer elm milOeS 9lb-
fii6rmittel. Rornentlid 1uer ait @r-
fGItungstagen iiber cine il1genii9eno
orbeitenoen Darn 5t flagen bat
@eritopiung), tut gut onralt- e1e er
Sic geidiI0erte 81rmetur beginnt,
ourd) cine 8oIiereinIouf in Den
Garln ieilen 8orper 5i entgitten
unO Oaolirdl Observation-Disclosures sur
Notwithstanding 5la MAIDEN.
@enn Eel Grf1ltltngen 8omplitntto-
nen oOer boberes 6ieber oilftreten, 10
pirO sic SiIfe oes Ar5tes %rotpetol1
fuer0en. Sn uielen anOere1l 6dHer
u6er lit es wobl m6glidl, burfl Die ge'
nanuten einfafen @iIfsmittd Die gr-
fdltng ab5Itoppen, ebe lie peitere
6olgen mad lid 5ie1t.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
-,
1apam MIR mcd
Sccmaebt S. OrGNcs

Gan 3iego, Golif. Sic f~iir3li.
diem Shlohten Dor 6ormoIa uro Den
Gbilippinen bn6en Saparl 81 elmer
Seema6t %fiinfter &laile reou3iert uno
laIIen oos SouptIono melt often lie
oeft, erfl1rte 8i5eoomirol Minrc u.
Mitider, &ommonoel1r Ser East
6orce So, ols er bier oltf oem 8ege
nah SillSboro, @i8c., gu einen 6rei.
Bigtdgigen ltrIaitb eintrnf.
Mitlfer fiigte 5in5u, nod ieiner
s(nii6t bdtte Ser 6eino nidt mebr ais
Elm paur S6Io1tififfe iibri9 bebol-
ten, ioiuie einen ooer 5Ipei groBe Era-
ger uno eitlige fleinere. East 6orce
SO" bube pom 80. Sanllnr bis gum
81. Sfto6er 795 arie9s- uno San,
oelsidiffe oerienft lomie 1925 iapa-
niife 6lug5eltge a6geidoilen. !
Seoo6 troy ser groBen grfol9e oil
2anO, uuf Der See uno in Ger 2iift
peroe Der arieg i'm 8o3ifif pegen
oes 8erlorgungsproblems ool6 ein
langiameres 1empo einI6lagen,
meinte Ser 8i5eaomircl.
.4merifaner Dauen feline @orltels
lung BON sen Anitrengungen, Die not
men6ig Iino," fiibrte er aus, ,,1tm
8erpflegltng, Muttition mo nnoeres
Bacterial na6 Sen pa5ifiideu Snieln
81 ihoffen. 8afiir broudt man oiel
mebr S6iffe, als gegentpartig CUR
Gerfiigmia ite6el. Iroboem miro
aber ser &rieg i'm &a5ifif nidt ein-
g%eitellt. 8ir tperoen MIR unieren
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
HeeIepcIt rcibt Iish
an Hnmilten Siik
8raiiOelli


SpOe 8arf, %. g.. 8rafiOeni
&ooIeuelt unternn6m leine traOitio.
nellie Gorlpa6lsS our ourf ieine @af~
bnrlfait im SrtOionsSol, propbe5eite
Superiihtlif ieine @ieoererw1blung
un6 oer6nr0 oalnit 1lno NIT 8emer-
fun9en iiber sic STRENGTHENING @ieiier
Administration gelegentlihe Seiten-
biebe gegen ben repubIifaniifen &on-
1reBabgeoroneten &omilton 6iib.
Ser 8rGliOent, ser in einem offenerl
@ogen fubr, legte oitf leiter Eoiir
Is Meiler 5uriif mo b%ereiite lehs
Counties 0es Suoion.Sols. S6os-
meiiter Morgentbnu 6egIeitete i'm.
SEER Nooieoelt oisfutierte oie Sra
gen oes @oblfampfes ni6f, iprodj
aber foit iiberall, mo- Iein 8agen
belt, iiber sic &riegsfii6rung.
9sn @eri6ts6aus in 8ongbfeepiie
). g. GuBerte er cine Soffnung, 06nB
in 0ieiem 2a10e geiagt peroen miro,
ooB ser &rieg oprfaiiungsgem1B uno
nit 3uitimmullg oes Bolfes gefiibrt
mllroe."
Gr lei lif Iider, lnete er Der glei=
den @0rermenge, onB nod 30. Sn-
ttltor (an Dem iein 3. Imtstermin
abIdufD, ser uHrdfioent Der Ser.
Staaten miner nod in Guides
@orntDs g. g., mobnen nir0".
SEER &ooieoeIt bemerfte, onB Ole
Menifenmengen, sic i'm in SEEM
6urgb uno&ingiton b%e9riiBten, ,,3fpei-
ODER oreinaI 10 groB morert" tpie ie-
ne, bie i'm bort am @o6l-8 oroben6
Dor pier Sobren 6%egriiBten. Sn allen
orei genunnten Srten begIiiftpiinifte
er Die q. q. 2egis1ntipe 3u ser Nell-
einteilung Der 8ablfreiie, Ourd Ole
Dutdes Gountp aus 6ii6s DiItrift
bernusgenommen muroe. ,,Somilton
5iIb~, erfl1rte er, miro nad Dem /.
Sanuor nift mebr mein aongreB=
mann iein". l1no bel elmer art0eren
8elegenbeit iagte er, obre sSilb BEL
9eamen 3u neni1en: uMeine 5reunoe,
es gibt mebr ols rltr einet1 8eg, eli
men 8ongreBmann log gu tperoen."
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
tDimec ms t~DnrnMn.
gen Ncs O1CS
Streidh6l,er an WsilitGrperIunaI

9eamte oes Mor Yrooltction Board
gaben BEL elmer fiir5liden Eagung
oes .Matf Monufacturers Snouitrr
aopiiorp Committee" befonnt, Dab ct
ina 80 Gro3ent ofler Gent Streif
boljifadteln itn6 % Yrojent aIler
Streid)boI56iiter, sic innerbol6 ser
ndditen ied)s Monote proou5iert rper-
0eiL all Oie Streitfr1fte eeIiefert
'perSen miiiier, Inn oeren 8eonrf 5t
oeden. SnfolgeOeiien neroen mob.
reno Oieier @eriobe fiir Ben 3iuiIuer.
brnlt6 beionoers iebr lpenig Streih.
boljidadteIn sur Berfii9une iteben,
dber ser 1893 peiit oaroiii bin. OoB
geniigeno Streifb0I5er BON Dem an
allen Reib4dfen en~t5iin0baren Spp
fiir ~5i0ilen 1lro namentlih Snus.
bnltsgebranf Oorbanoen Iein mer0eii.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
picIc KriceshmnOc
trcrNcm anocbctclr

Mnibington - @ttpo 800 bis 1000
Witglieoer 0es $50 &orpS ser 9lrmee
lperoen sum 1. Sanuar auBer 8ienlt
geltent meroea, ul0 cine an5nbl bon
ibnen miro oifentlid) uerfaliit per-
Ben, mo9liderpeiie 6u einem Collar
per Slid.
3as Guarternaitar &orps er-
fldrt, onB Die meiiten Der @ull0e ~
SdGfer9unoe, Goaies, 0obermuml
8inifer, 8orer - ais lleberlhub
gigeitllln erflart meroen miiroell.
iiber Oie oos ShoBamt irei ueriiigel
fam. 8iele Don i9ren buben iiir
0ie &iiItenpade 9~oItenOienit getoll
uno tperoen fir 0ielen ar6eits5meig
ni6t ldnger benotigt. Anoere boben
lid alS fanonenideu erluieien o0er
beiiben in orl0erer &iniidt nid)t Die
erforoerliden &feigenidnitcn.
Gas S~auptbeltrebe Der 9lrnlee bt
ltebt onrin, fir Oie Sltlt0c cute @elma
3u finoen. 81 aaererlt miro Oelt
friiberen @igentiimern @elegenbeit
gegebell, Die @ul0e uieoer iiir lid 6lt
beaniprilfen. 9lber in Den 6daen, III
0ereit oie olte1 Better aus irgeno.
peld)en @riinoen lire &un0e nidJt
pieoer 5uriidneDmen fonnlen, waoeli
Tie oem 8ublifiim gum Saul un9e-
bptel.
sic IinD ie9r nnbdnglid,~ be
merfte eir Mann pom Charter
matter &orpS. Sic Salnoe, Die ais
angriffs6ua0e ousge6iloet limo, mer-
oen Dor Dem @ertnuf 0epro5eiIiert
meroen."
Siermit meiilte er. BOP ibllen Die
Sofen, Die ihaen beigsbruht wur-
oen. mie0er abgeD06nt wiir0en.
gs miro Sdhe oes Sdlabdmts ieill,
oie g"in5el6eiten gu nrrangieren, absr
in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beiBt es,
oaB man periudSmeiie plant, Oic
Slunoe al einem Collar per 9opf 5u-
5iiglid SransportfoItm oil 2eute 5u
perfoufen, bic i6fen ein glttes &eim
bieteH fonllen miilien.
9te Armee bat nusgerednet, 0aB
6ie 66diten 8rnisportfoiten bon Dem
SO Iroiniernngs5entrim III Sort
Hoblnion. Neb., mad Dem eRtlcgen
item G(ob in Sen 8ereinigten Staaten
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
9anf an bic amcrifumif4je SasenO

Ser @oriisenoe Ser @or @an-
poper Gommiiiion, Saul s.. Mdytntt,
%itattete offi5ielI oen bunoerttoltienoen
pom 2ebrern utto Sdiilern ser offent-
lifen S6ulen 6es 9aftoes Ieinen
Can't al, sic pGbreno ser CONNER
ferien niftige Stellungen in unIerer
&riegsmirtifoft ausgefiillt botten.
'9err Mcglutt ridtete eil1en 8rief an
Den Il. 9. @ommiiiioner Of @0ucas
tion, Or. Sobn 50. S~tuoebofer, un0
wies BARN oorouf bin, ooB ibre
'Sommernr6eit fir oen &rieggeinIat
Ser Seimotfront bon meientliGent
gtusen gelpeien lei. @leif3eittg iprofl
er in Dem IrtifeI aud 2ebrern un0
Sdiilern ieine 4nerfeml1ng aus,
0oB iie nod @n6e ibrer 6erienor6eit
5u Shulbeginn ipieoer sum Inter
rift 5uriifgefebrt itn0, lino betorte,
6nB geraoe aud, in &~riegsaeiten sic
Sort6il0ung ser 9ernnpodien0en
@enerationen in elmer e1ten Demo
frntie Deitergeben mltB, 6onit oie
irngen Meniden, Die iest in ser
.Sdule iin0, ipater in Der Sage iin6,
Den 6rie6en 5n erbnlterL Sen sic ber-
angepafiene Generation iest 5u en-
ringen bemiibt lit.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
&atiOnsfreie sdjnbc

: 8ie Sic Office Of 8rice M6mihi
ftration befanntgibt, iilro oie porbal.
Seiten BeitanOe, OH Sfuben, Ole ou.
Der fleinpn, sur 8eritdrfung 6es
Shubs 6ienen0en 2eoerteilen Ionfi
feinerlei 2eoer ertbalten, rationie.
rltngSfrei erfldrt moroen. Die ge-
Efimmung bei6rdnft Sic 5reiga6e ie-
bod oubin, oaB oiele Sdu6e Dor Sem
g.. @ouember entmeoer 6ier5uIanoe
9ergeitellt ODER aus Dem auslonoe
eingefiibrt uoroen iein miiiien. Die
meiiten S6ube oieler art Iino Ser
rem nno &inoeridube nit @ummi-
Ioblen.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10

niide 8iinfte pno Sic 9ritiife 9ldJtc
Irmee ibre Stcaunraen Elm penig.
Gas @ettcr itaet Ser geiom.ci
6ront fldrte iib etmos oilf. no1lHe..;
eS mebrere @odlen befti1 perennat
bate, oodl Shlamm mo iiber oie
Tier getretene Babe ulto 6liiie bli-
oerten Die gntfaltung Oes Samples.
Gas beiiere @etter ermogIi1te
IS ben &anpfbombern Der aaiierten
Observation-Disclosures, Die angriffe
auf Die @erfebrslinien iro Stelliin-
gen oes Jein0es pieoer olf5uneb.
men. Audl Der Sdifisoerfe6r i'm
Aori0til6en Meer wnroe anaegriiien.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
aOuisrDenfabrifen anmelOspflidtis

Sic Office OF 8rice @oniniltra-
fion Deilt oarulIf bin oaB iomobl oie
beltimmten a6idnitten garidte iiber
ibre 8eltdnoe ein3ureifJen BADEN, Of
wobl oiele &oltieruet nidt mebr ra-
tioniert liio. Dies gift fiir Slrppen,
Semitic ino 8emiiiepurees in &oll-
ierreniOrm, g%eirorene 2ebensinittel
8abp ; @abrunssmttel, Marmelaoen,
@elees, Gruftbutter, lomie Corr
pTIaumel1 uilo &oimen.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10

2eibriemen Elm {nar 20der enger
l6nollen."
Ser &i5eoomiral itrie6 oie fiirj-
lide 8eitIeunigung beS &riegeS 9e-
gen sic Sopaner Dem @rfolge gu, ben
Ieirle Grdger BEL sen Shl1gen gegeu
Grut dino Snipnn 9otten. @is 0n-
bin nor Die 3dbigfeit oes 6einoes in
befeItieten Stiibprtnften Elm @ebeinl-
mis- gemeien. 5eitoent ieood) lit Die
6ront auf Die Bbilippinen porgeiho-
ben noroell, no ~aIler0ilgs Oas Ser
iorgungsproblem ifrpieriger lit.