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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04
Auction Date Is
Set For Mayfair
Development
Rising Costs
Halt Completion
Of Apartments

WASHINGTON CAMP - The
three million dollar uncompleted
housing development sponsored by
Elder Solomon Lightfoot MichauX,
the ''Happy-Am-T' evangelist, and
a group of associates known as the
Mayfair corporation is going on
the auction block comes March IL.
This action results from default
on the $2,478.00 first deed OF
trust on Mayfair Gardens, as the
594 unit apartment project in
Northeast Washington is known,
held by the Irving Trust CO. of New
York, and reflects the inability
of the corporation to complete con-
struction under existing financing
arrangements.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

Mrs. Pearl Z. Davis has return
cd TO the Davis Beauty Salon AFTER
extensive study III anatomy and the
theory of Beauty Culture. Mrs.
Davis realizes that beauty has be-
come an important industry IN
America and standards set for its
practitioners and teachers nave
been rising steadily. She is ever
ready to give TO customers and
students only the best.
The Davis Beauty School is OIL
ering full, as well as brush-up
courses in Beauty Culture, end
special night classes for busy beau
ticians are from p. IN. until 10
p. III. 49,. 800
Enroll with the Davis Beauty
School which qualities You for any
State Examination and guarantees
you profitable career.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04
DR.. EasOm Speaks
To TougaloO Faculty

JACKSON, Miss. - Prof. P H.
Easom, secretary of the board OF
the Home Delinquent Negro youth
said in a speech to a group of
members of organizations interest
ed in the project, at a meeting at
the YMCA here last wednesday
that no plans had been made
regarding a change in the original
location Of the home for Negro
Youths and that plans for the
development and improvement of
the property at Raymond were
BEING continued.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04
1854 Families
Aided By Welfare
Society OF Area
ATLANTA, Ga. (SNS) :

ATLANTA, Ga. - (SNS) -
The Family Welfare Society of
Fulton and DeKalb Counties held
its annual meeting February "a.
and election of officers and new
board members for the coming
year. The incoming officers end
President, Robert E. Martin; LIST
vice president, DR.. w. l.. Funk
houser. End vice president, julius
McCurdv; treasurer, John L. Parks;
Executive Secretary, Miss Angela
F. Cox. New members elected to
the board Harold Dumas, Lloyd A.
Gossett, Mrs. Fred Hodgson and
James Moore. Reelected to board
were Mrs. Leon Froshin. DR.. w.
l.. Funkhouser, Mrs. Cecil Fuller,
Clark Harrison, Mrs. Frank Henry,
Mrs. d. r. Longino. Robert f. Mar
tin, Harold Smith, James Welles
and DIR, Conner M. Woodward
In a review of the agency work
for 1943, Miss Cox reported that
1854 families representing 9,770
individuals were helped with fami-
ly problems. There was less need
for financial assistance in l943.
There was greater need to give
service TO families broken because
OF men in armed forces, with sep
erations that bring tensions end
confusion into homes.
The agency has expanded its
program to meet the needs of
counselling service for women who
must work. This counselling serv-
ice is to help mothers plans for
the welfare of children during the
mothers absence from the home.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04
IDLE SINCE SUMMER

Idle since last summer, the UNI
finished and much needed housing
development has been beset with
problems ever since it was first
projected in 1912.
Mayfair was the brainchlld OF
Elder Michaux who in association
with Albert 1. Cassell and others
whose identity could not be deter
mined after a thorough check, Or
ganized the corporation and APP
piled to the Federal Housing ad-
minstration for insurance. r n e
Irving Trust Co, agreed to finance
the undertaking with FILA in
slrrance The original valuation
was placed at SAITH 900. in August
1912.
The corporation was required to
put up approximately $277,000 as
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04
PLANS RACE RELATIONS
GRnITp

MEMPHIS-(A N P) A 80
member interracial commission to
promote goodwill and cooperation
was proposed Friday by the Mem
phis Council of Churches. Accord.
ing to plans announced by the Rev
j. B. Horton, secretary, the council
will name 10 members; 10 are to
be named from Negro churches
and the remaining 10 members
will be suggested by city officials
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04
Pioneer Oil, Gas
Co. Stockholders
To Hold Meeting

The annual stockholders meet
ing Of the Pioneer Oil and Gas
Company will be held at its office
at 1857 n. Parish Street here, ac-
cording to announcement Of its
Chairman. DIR. S. D. Redmond, on
Monday, March 9Th, at o'clock
p. m.
The meeting will be for the pur-
pose of eIecting Board of Direc-
tors and of attending to other
business respecting the company.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04
Fall Injuries
Fatal To Man

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
Victim of a fall from bump
er of parked car. as reported to
police station, was Pitts Head, so,
Of 413 EdgeW'ood Avenue who was
dead on arrival at Grady Hos
rital from injuries sustained i'll the
accident. -
The accident is said 70 have &C.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

Mrs Anita Beadle Scott, who
until a few weeks ago was living
in Chicago, H., but returned to
the city to dive with her parents,
after her husband, Mr. Fred Scott
was indicted into the Army. was
happy this week over a surprise
visit from her husband, who is a
member of the Army Air Corps,
stationed in Texas.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04
BY PERCY GREEN

PARISH STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT: Getting around to my
favorite Saturday night spots, I
stepped at one place long enough
60 indulge in my regular Satur-
day Night repast Of fish and beer
and while so occupied, few of
the regular Saturday Nighters
gathered around and we engaged
one another in some plain and
thus engaged one fellow ups and
asks me if T had heard about that
rich Irish lady who died over in
England Or somewhere, and left
that S4O0,000O0 to teach the Irish
folks better manners. You don't
have to be Rhodes Schlor, PHI.
d., MD DID, LID or what have
you to know that our public man
ners is one of our greatest draw
backs. And while no body amt
likely to die yet and leave us no
400 thousand dollars with which
TO work on them, we can start
to working some ourselves, If we
will. And one of the conditions
that we must get to work on as
soon as possible is that crowd OF
loud mouthed, vulgar, over paint
ed. undressed, oversmelling, young
girls and women who take every
opportunity to indulge in cheap
eXhibitionism on the public streets
and in public places. Maybe we
can't get the 400 thousand in
money, but, somebody may give
birth to 400 thousand dollar
thought, and those who see the
bad affects of this condition need
to begin during some serious think
ing.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

Mrs. L. NJ. Tolliver has returned
home after a pleasant mid-win-
ter vacation visiting in Jackson,
Mss. Tallulah, La. Helena, Ark,
and Memphis, Tenn. Her sister,
Mrs. Pauline Allen of Columbus,
Miss, accompanied her on the trip.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

sim. l. C Asst Slaughter, Jr., U,
S. Navy enjoyed spending Is day
leave in the home of his father,
Mr.. Asa Slaugter, ST., with his
sisters, brothers and many friends.
He is stationed at Pensacola, Fla,
and returned to his station last
Tuesday.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

Pearl Davis of the Davisl Beau
ty Salon. CYou don't say Mrs. now
because she is professionally is just
back in town wearing wide OIL
colored streak in the front of her
hair which she says is the new
Glamour Streak, the latest IN my
ladys hair do Thinking about the
new Glamour Streak the gals
ought to be able to do wonders
with the many colors that can or
may be used.
For instance, a smart gal ought
to be able to get her q series OF.
Glamour Streak Colors, so when
she comes out on the Ole Ave
nue. the boys will know She has got
a date for the night, or If she
amt, or if her husbands a SOL
dier, the boys will know if he's
in town on furlough or if he amt,
etc. etc.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

MERIDIAN, Mississippi, last week,
and will leave the city again dur
ing the latter part of this week
for Chicago, and during her stay
there viii visit her husband who
is now in the Army stationed at
Camp Ellis, I'll.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

DR.. D w Turner, of Gary. In
diana and who began his early
practice Of medicine here. accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss Alice
Turner, were the recent guests Of
DR.. and Mrs. S. D Redmond of
East Church Street.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04
SENATOR McNARY PASSE IN
TIapTnA

FORT LAUDERDAIE, Fla -
,SNS)-SenatCr Charles NcNary Of
oregon, Republican leader, died
Friday at his arartment here where
he was resting otter n brain opera
ton. McNary was the vice-presl'
Dental nominee in 1910.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04
NEWS

DR. Walter S. Davis, president
of Tennessee State College, Nash
vile, Tenn, stopped in Canton to
visit his parents, while enroute to
Jackson on a business trip.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

Mrs. C. M Varnado spent last
week in Hot Springs, Ark, attend
ing the regional meeting of the
ushers and laymen. Mr.. Varnado
is a national organizer of the
ushers movement.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04
Alamo Theatre
States Program

LENA HORNE. BILL ROBIN pun
AND CAB GALLOWAY TO
HEAD CAST
From vaudeville, night clubs and
musical Comedy, as well as from
hollywood, goth Century-FoX has
assembled an array of entertain
ment headlines for their top
notch musical stormy Weather"
which will be featured at the Ala
mo Theatre here in Jackson with
in the next few days.
Something new in musicals.
Stormy Weather has fllm-full
Of stars combined with a story
that is a cavalcade of of rhythm,
from the era of Jazz. ragtime and
blues to the torrid tuneful tempos
Of today.
Lena Horne, Bill Robinson end
Cab Galloway and his band top
the cast Of the tune packed film.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

The funeral service was held on
February IL for Mr. Herman Dot
tison, husband of Mrs. Margaret
Thomas Dottison. A number of
his Canton friends attended the
funeral.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

Mrs. odessa Patton entertained
the JMA Of the Mt. Zion Baptist
Church on the last Thursday. Mrs.
r. V. Prichard gave blackboard
demonstration subject. These
things God wants ms to know.
The affair was very enjoyable to
all.
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Solomon
Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin were
called home to the bedside of Mrs.
Solomon's mother Mrs. Viola Card
well. We are wishing for her a
speedy recovery.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

An enjoyable surprise birthday
party was given in the home OF
Mrs. F. D. Parish last Monday
evening in honor of Mrs. Parrish.
with Mrs. r. C. Cameron, Mrs.
Bessie Thompson and Miss Lillian
Leflore serving as hostesses. Games
were played for amusement after
which tasty menu was served.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

The latest addition to the Ole
Ave-, is Mrs. Dorsey Griffin, now
Secretary stenographer in the off,
ce of DR.. S. d. Redmond. She is
the former Miss Helen Washing
ton, with the big, bright, flashing
eyes. Her husband, local boy. is
Staff Sgt. Dorsey Griffin of the
United States Army.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

Mrs. Oscar McAllister of Mem
phis, Tenn. was guest of Mrs. c.
BIount, who has since been called
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

Mrs. Mable Williams of Chicago
Illinois is the house guest of Mrs.
Marie Douglas and Mrs. M C.
Dottison.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

Mrs. Lula Bella Thornton, presi-
dent of the Mississippi Indepen-
dent Beauticians Association at
tended the meeting of the Missis-
sippi Beauticians Association the
states white organizations in
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

Pvt. Herva Middleton is visiting
his wife's relatives at $40 N. Parish
st. He viii leave the city on March
&rd TO report for duty and viii be
accompanied by his wife, Mrs,
Cora Middleton. who has been
with him since october 10th at
Baltimore, Maryland.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04
Up And Down Parrish St.

with the rank of First Lieutenant
is serving with the armed forces
somewhere overseas.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

The friends of Mrs. Margrete
Thompson are very happy to
know that she is up an out again
after a severe illness.
The visitors for the week end
were as follows: Staff Sgt. David
Dirden, PIT. Carpenter and Sgt.
Jones Hammond
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

to Forest, Ark, to attend the fu-
neral Of her brother-in-law.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04
Port Gibson News

Gibson, Miss, went over the top
in the 9TH War Loan Drive.
$4,000 was our quota We went
$1,000 over the quota.
Mrs. Louvenia Brown of Kan
sas City Kansas, is in the city
visiting relatives and friends.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

The county recently lost one
Of its most useful and faithful
citizens. Brother Henry Watkins.
The Missionary Society met at
he home of sister Emma Turnip-
seed Sunday February 90. A very
delicious menu of Hot Chocolate
and sandwiches was served.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

WEEKLY QUOTATION: In the
conflict of ideas, only one super
ioritv will stem the totalitarian
advance, and that is still strong
idea properly understood and clear
" observable to the rest OF the
world. Granted, the idea of de-
mocracy is not suited to propa-
ganda. Unlike fascist it cannot
gain its ends by intrigue. Who can
imagine secret societies in Latin
America which at surreptltious
meeting render obeisance to
portrait of Franklin d. Roosevelt,
or even Abraham Lincoln or George
Washington, Democracy can only
fight for itself by being. It's
health is its only propaganda. 1t
becomes a missionary only IN
devotion to it's mission of giving
freedom to its own people. Ray
mond Gram Swing.
That ole Bird that carries in his
mouth that little heart warming
and family cementing bundle is
due to visit Mrs. Richard t. Mid
dleton again. He should arrive
some time during the late summer.
It will be his second visit for
her. She is the former Miss john
ME Mae Beadle, who is at home
with her parents here, while her
husband, who was formerly PreSl-
dent of Okolona Normal and In
dustrial School, now Chaplain,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

The st. Mark Baptist Church
had an appreciation program in
honor of their pastor which was
composed Of all churches in the
city. The program was a great
success
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

family are sorry to know that Mr..
The friends of the Middleton
Frank Middleton is yet on the sick
list and are wishing for him
speedy recovery.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-03-04

A very efficient program was
carried out at the Methodist
Church. SUNDAY night under the
direction of Mrs Lille Plummer
which was enjoyed by all.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10

qornfercin Gin totgeborene5 Sim
udre. Die iiingiten oiplcmatiiher
Man0ugr ergebeu = I'M 3uiammen
hama nit ser 6eltigen Reoe Stolin&
- eilt Bills, Su$ pom pielen bier ais
oos ridtige gebolten miro: ooB oil
RnIien nGmlih cine Ooppelte IuBen'
politif perfoleen, sic ibnen Morimal.
liderbeit geben loll, gleif8iiltie, mi(
sic Bl1ne fir cine 8eltfrieoensorga.
niiation it'd entipideln werOen.
Sine interpretation in oieienl
9id,te miiroe jt Dem Grgebnis iiib-
rem. ooB sic Somiet9oIitif poIlite
3uInmmeuarbeit nit oen 8ereinigten
StaQten uno @roBbritnnnien im Sn.
tereIie oeS 6rieoenS uno Der Slider
belt poriiebt, mGbreno gIeih5eitig Die
Gemoniirationen gegen Sran, Ole
&ritif an Den &egieruHgen Spaniens,
G%ortllgolS uno ser Shnei5 nfs proc
ialtiItiifE uno oie 8olitif nit 8ejltg
aui 8olen un0 Die @~altifumitaaten
oarouf ob5ielen, sic l1SSR nit
freltnoIidaen @e6ieten 81 umgeben
iInO iomiet- freunolide @egieriingen
in anoeren 8eiIen Guropa8 5u Begin
9robtoem geben einige 3miitens
idFle INNER nod geniigenoes &6tieI-
roten oltf, Dor allen Die @riin0e, Die
RuBIano fir ieina 0idtteilnobme an
ser Snternntionolen 9uTtIobrtfonfe=
reno in Chicago genannt bat. Grit
bieB p5, BOB Die Souiets it'd nidt nit
ioIh oprofaihiitii6pn" &egierunaen
mic Spanien, 9ortilgal uno ser
Shmei5 an einen 8erbanolrngstilt
ieBen piir6en. Sett erflarte sic Mos-
falier 3eitidriit oarieg llno Ole Pr
beiterfloiie", ser 8runo fir 6ieie
Oeripdtete @ntifeionng lei oorin 5u
iltd)enL ooB Mosfalt Bis gum "a. OF
tober niftS BON Der Ginlooung 6ieier
orei 2dn0er muBte. GatiGfIid bnt
ober naS StoatSoepartment l6on In.
fang September cine Site Der einge-
lanenen Rationen beroffentlift.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
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Siu9Opur

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sen Nngriii uui oen BON Sapnn ge-
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trnS. Tofio erfldrte, Dab etipa 30
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teilttabmen. Shmere Bomber oes
olliierten 2uftfommonoos i'm Often
ginaen nit S19er=G8forte gleif5eitig
Gegen 9abnonIa9en III Sen 8orortpn
burmeiiihen @auptitaot Ranelln los
pie @erften lno einen 6llap(ob I'M
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iiih Sn0ohina Dor.
1ie 9-298 Bomber berbeerten Ole
mo Neporaturanlagen BON
uno trufen ain SAifi I'M
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putften in Snoicn. Gnoere oieIer
Sfwerbomber a"riifen Die Fangtd-
Ian Brandon Selraifinerie IN Gil
notra an.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
Krieeseeridbt ipraA
3tuei Nadkcncr frci

Serplcrs. 9efgien 3pci oeut-
Idle 3TOiliitcn mlBten lid Dor eirent
&~rieaSgeridt Ser glIiierten qegen sic
Nnfla9e uernntmorten, oeutId)e Sol
ootep Dor Sen 8elasungstruppen per-
ltedf gebalten 81 haber. 9ieies Ser
gehen lit 10 ernit, oaB es nit ser 50.
oesltrafe 6eorobt III. Die angeflaq.
ten mllroan freigeiprodpen, neil lie 3t
ibrer 9erteioiqung anfiihren fonnts1,
JIG hdtten le0iglid sic anpeiiungen
Der Illiierten 4ropagonoo Srqdni.
lotion 6efol9t.
Die anaeflnaten marell Ser 47iab-
riee Robert MidleI Soecn ell 5abri-
font ans aad)el., :;l~ iein @eter, ser
31abriae &arl @adbier, set elm
gnuernellt beiiSt, no beioe mnhnter,
nafoem oas Snus Sogens in Aofen
BON gomben seritort mar.
yin amerifanilf}er SoIoat qob
i3eu9niS fip Die StrofperfoIguna. Gr
hobe lidl nit mebreren Mant atf 6os
ganernant Eod6iers begeben. nod
Dem linn etn bolIdnoiideS &in6 Der
ratell babe. BORT befan0cr iih mebrere
oelltlhs SolOaten IN 3ipil. Sogen
ltno &adbiers b1tten 5lin1fit sic Nm
meleafeit Ser SoloateN geIatanet,
mltRten lie aber idilieBlfdl ~einaeIteben.
81 Der &erbnnoIuHg gaben belize
au Die Soloateit undergraduates au
haben, aber lie fibrten aus, tie bit.
ten oas nur getan, neil oie aIIiierte
Eropa9nnoa onr9 @aoio un6 Glug-
blntter oas 6eutife @olf tpieoerbolt
allTaeIoroert babe alien oenieniaen
5u belfen. oie BON Ser oeufl6en Nr-
NEE oelertieren molIterl nm Oaourd
pen &rleg SIT oerfiirsen.
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mr. nod ausfiibren, oie anae-
,flusten b1tten feline Shritte unter.
I%nomnlert, url Die be6erberaten Soloo,
ten ben alliierten auS5ulipfern.
Sieiem Soripurf lpur6e aber ole
|Splse onourd) gebrofen, ooB Die
|eberrai Soeens als 3eileif1 nusio-
gen fpante, ibr Gbemann hattie Be-
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Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
Die aOOperatiOuS-& eoe etalin8 bat
bic 6Offnungen III WaibiugtOa belebt

Marlhall StoIins Anipra6e bal
Die Soifnungen ameritnniiber 9iplo.
maten oui arGBere a%ooperation HuB-
IanN8 nit Sen Alliierten gebobell.
Sier 1erridt ole lleber5eu9ung Dor,
sab sic Sotpietunion nit Sen anoeren
alliierten 1ationen Ball ipielen mill.
Aber qleihjeitig miro fortgeiest be-
iiirdtet, DAB bic briisfen 9fetbooen,
nit 6enen &uBlano an Dem Spiel
teilnimmt nebr 6reunOidsaft per
mirfen f0nnen olS es 9ltten Abliften
III erringen moglid lit.
Gie amtIihe Reoftion ifDanft
3milhen lSoiinunQ inns 9eTirdtung.
Sic beutigen Morte 5tolius baben
i'm Algenblid on8 unnngenebme Sc
fii6l 6eidiuihtigt, ooS lid aus WoS-
fous 6oroerung nag Selfon3eiiionen
in Ssran uno Ser Gritif an Ser gegen-
mqrtigen iraniifen &egierung ergab.
StaIina Neoe fano cine lebr beif0l-
liqe alinobne in @ni6ington, baupt-
ladllih megen hires NodorudS aiif
3uiQHnfnarbeit 3luiiden @roBmdh-
fen cir Sidarung zines ieiten 6rie-
SenS.
5taIin@ Grfldrung. Dab 0as 8or-
bmoenIein non MeinlmgsuerI6ies
oynbeiten peni9er er%itaunli6 lit olS
.,pie aering lie iino uno 1uie gut lie
frioolidl geI0It meroen", ih1ug in Die.
iel5e Scribe luie fiir3lihe 8emerfun-
gtn 9rGitoent 3ooiepelts u1lO Tre-
mier Gbardsills. Gieie Grfldrllng
lGBt oorolli ihlieBen, bob %fiinftig ge-
rinaere Stwieri9teiten gu ertuarten
itn0, ais gentle alliierte Diplomaten
iie BEL ser 20inng oes ein3igen per.
bliebeneu Sauptproblems fiir Die
REORGANIZATION ermartet baben.
giniae 6ieier 9iplomaten batten
Nas bedngitigeiroe @eiit6L ouB eS oa,
ruli anfomme, @uBIonO gegeniiber
nat3ugeben, inoem ieoer @roBnaft
oos Gorreht in Sen lie betreffenoen
Sallen jligeitanoen miro, ooer aber
rrit Ser 0iftteilnnbme &uBlanbS 81
refnen, pomit Die Srganiiotion bon
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
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