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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-05-05
F.EP.C. Hats
Work StOppage
By Race Workers

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Settle-
ment of work stoppage in the
Pittsburgh plant of the Jones'
Laughlin Steel Corporation by the
Fair Employment Practice Com
mittee (FEPC) was cited this week
by that agency as further evidence
of the fallacy in the arguments
of Congressman Gibson ID. of
Georgia), who last week charged
that the FEPC was disrupting the
war effort.
Fifty-three Negro employees in
a by-products plant of the company
refused to work when the company
officials failed to carry out an
agreement for up-grading the Ne
gro workers to vacancies occurring
in the plant. A new white worker
was brought in when a white push
er became ill and a vacancy oc-
Cured.
The men refused even to discuss
the matter until the FEPC sent a
representative. Both the industrial
relations manager of the corpora
ton. W. H. Harvey, and the COM
missioner of the United States
Cancellation Service for the Pitts
burgh area, Charles R. Ward, ap-
pealed to the FEPC to send a rep
resentative. They asked for Milo
Manley, a Negro, attached to the
FEPC regional office in Philadel-
phia, who had been so useful in
settling the Carnegie Steel strike
in Pittsburgh in February. Manley
has become known as a valuable
''trouble-shooter."
As soon as the workers were
assured Mr.. Manley was on his
way, they sent enough of their
workers into the plant to keep the
coke ovens burning, which die out
in short order if not attended. I'M
mediately on his arrival, the strike
was called off. Marley is now ne
gotiating with the union and the
company to straighten out the de-
tails of the up-grading agreement.
This incident tends to verify the
statement of Malcolm Ross, chair
man of FEPC, who, in answer to
Rep. Gibson's criticism of the num-
Der of Negroes on the agency's
staff, said: 1T should not be sur
prising that members of the larg-
est American minority group
should be useful workers in this
field. The real test is their ap-
proach to this issue, and I can
vouch for the sincerity and ability
of these men and women who are
tackling as difficult a civilian task
as the war presents"
Ten miles of steel works, which
would have shut down if the men
at Jones-Laughlin had remained
away from work, are operating now
in full war production.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-05-05
Leslie Lawrence
Post Arranging
Memorial Program

All patriotic organizations of the
Twin Cities interested in partici-
pating in Memorial Day program,
Sunday, May %, at 8 p. M, are re-
quested to have a representative
call J. L. Rowland, 481 Thomas
Ave-, St. Paul, on or before May 9.
Mr.. Rowland is chairman of the
Memorial Day program being spon-
sored by Leslie Lawrence Post No.
ACT of the American Legion.
Advertisers Appreciate Your
Dollars.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-05-05

wife do last week when she found
out who her hubby's fly-by-night
chick is? wasn't that terrific her
finding out it is her best girl
friend.)
Letter of the Week:
Received an interesting letter
from LIEUTENANT o. c. HALL,
formerly of St. Paul, who is sta
toned at Fort Monmouth, New
Jersey. His wife, Barbara, is with
him. l thought you might like
to read what Orrie has to say so
here goes:
Dear Sal:
Heard of your marriage and con-
gratis to you and the lucky groom.
l remember a couple years ago, at
one of the fraternity dances l told
you of my anticipated marriage
to Barbara Coleman Pugh and you
helped my cause by printing it in
your column-she couldn't back
out of it then so we married.
(Smile)
We are both here now at Fort
Monmouth, New Jersey. Presently
l am on a ten-day leave, spending
it in New York, Philadelphia and
Washington. am permanently sta
toned as Administrative officer of
Signal Headquarters and like it.
If any of the St. Paulites or
Minneapolitans come around or
near Red Bank, New Jersey Zone
mile from N. Y. City, tell them to
let me know. T/Sgt. Bob Rife was
here a few weeks ago, but only
on hasty visit. Once in a while
I see some fellows, sailors, etc,
from the Twin Cities, Buzzie Brown
and others. Saw Homer Townsend,
he is in business in New York, also
Dorothy Blake who is studying
nursing at Harlem Hospital. l also
see Ashmore Stokes and his wife
frequently. Regards to all our Twin
City Friends, Sal.
Sincerely,
LIEUTENANT o. C. HALL
Well, folks, enuf news for now,
but I'll be seein' you again soon.
YOUR PAL,
SAL.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-05-05
Birthday Best
Wishes to-.

Birthday greetings in Mime
apolis to Elmer Childress, Jr., 1881
Bryant Ave. n, Carolyn Frances
Smith, 3725 4th Ave. S., May 6;
Hazel Tucker, 22O1 Fifth Ave. s.,
Roy Cobb, 534 Girard Ave. N, May
8; Johnnie Hardiman, SIG 18th Ave.
S., May 9; Bette Jayne Session, PA
W. 31st St., May IL; George E.
Roach, 3917 Fifth Ave. s., A. L.
Brown, 9O9 E. 22nd St., May IA;
Edward Temple, 2434 Fifth Ave. s.,
May Is. Greetings in st. Paul to
C. II. Houser, 1457 Albany, and
Mrs. Marie Brashier, 695 Carroll,
May Is. Greetings to Miss Helen
Waters, Chicago, Ill, and Leon
Abbey, New York, May 7; Mr..
Joseph Albright, Washington, D.
C. Belated greetings to Miss
Joscelyn Jones, GA Fuller, st. Paul,
whose birthday was May 8.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-05-05

for the assistance given by the
paper savers. An appeal is being
made to more parents to bring
their boys out and let them join
troop 152.
Six members of Troop 152 along
with their scoutmaster, r. c. Mem
doza, attended the funeral Wednes-
day, of W. N. "Bill" Brown, be-
loved Boy Scout worker who died
this week. Billy Law, bugler, blew
taps at the grave. Other members
who attended, the only Boy Scouts
in attendance, were Oscar Brown,
assistant scoutmaster; Odell Ben
ford, Rudolph Pope, Ronald West
berry and John Beasly.
Mr.. Brown was the principal
speaker at the troops installation
at Zion Baptist church, Feb. 10.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-05-05
Returned Over
seas Soldiers
End FurlOugh
AZ MackuhiD

Furloughs of Sgt. J. D. LaGrone
and T. Sgt. Talmage G. Carey who
arrived in the Twin Cities several
weeks ago from overseas duty,
have ended and both men left
Thursday, May 4, for Fl. Sheridan,
Ill, where they expect to be re-
classified and probably assigned to
camps in the United States at least
temporarily.
Tech. Sgt. Foster Brown, who ar
rived here a few days ahead of
LaGrone and Carey, also reported
to Fl. Sheridan a few days ahead
of them. The three from the same
outfit came back home together
from Italy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-05-05

arrested AWOL still has his ergeants
stripes anything Only officials know exactly
the keabe kid didn't with Louis and Sg
Wilson, Edgar George Nicholson However, no one
report Robinson found physically unit to go
abroad Sber Aa where he examined with the
fighters null Meanwhile Conn had
better put weight Rayn get him.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-05-05

Arthur E. Boyd, popularity known
in the Twin Cities as "Artie," came
home to St. Paul, Tuesday, May 2,
after receiving an honorable dis
charge from the U. S. Army.
Private Boyd, proprietor of Nifty
Cafe, St. Paul, spent q months in
the army, seven of those were spent
in North Africa. He was returned
to this country February Is, and
has been confined to Fletcher Gen
eral hospital at Cambridge, Ohio,
except the time spent on two or
three weekend furloughs in st.
Paul visiting his wife, Mrs. Dorothy
Boyd, who has managed his bust
ness during his absence.
Artie is the son of Frank Boyd,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-05-05
Brownie Observes
18th Anniversary
as MplS. Barber

Alice Brownie" Fort, barber
shop proprietor at 344 E. 9sth St.,
will celebrate her 18th anniversary
as a barber in the vicinity of 38th
and Fourth Ave. &c., on May Z.
Brownie" as she is known to her
customers and friends, opened her
first shop at 4O6 E. 38th St., NOV
ing to her new location about three
years ago.
She attributes her success to the
loyal patronage of people of the
community. Aside from her pro-
fession, her hobby is clipping SOL
der boys pictures from the Min
neapolis Spokesman. She has a
complete list of all Minneapolis
boys now in the armed services.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-05-05
NELSON RETURNS
SATURDAY. MAY 6

Rev. Clarence T. R. Nelson,
pastor of the Camphor Memorial
Methodist church, will return to
st. Paul Saturday, May 6, from
Kansas City, Mo-, where he has
been attending the General Con-
ference of the Methodist Church for
the past two weeks. The Camphor
pastor will make a brief report of
the Conference during the morning
service. Rev. Nelson will preach
at both the II a. M, and 7:45 p. M,
services on Sunday.
Rev. Nelson preached at the
Glenwood Methodist Church
(white) last Sunday, of which Rev.
George Ryder, a classmate of the
Camphor pastor at Garrett Bibli-
cal Institute, Northwestern Uni
versity, is the pastor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-05-05
Scout Troop No.
152 Wins Wager
i'm Paper Drive

Boy Scout Troops No. &c and
sc challenged Troop No. 1852 in
contest during the recent waste
paper drive, the winning group
to receive chicken dinners furnished
by the losing groups. Troop 152
won with 1926 pounds of paper
collected against $3.50 pounds col
lected jointly by the other two
troops.
M. E. Bell, chairman of the troop
committee, and his co-workers of
Zion Baptist church, were happy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-05-05
Hello Folks:

Hello Folks:
Well, we've got something to
tell the boys across seas this week,
haven't We? I'm talking about this
rainy weather we've been having.
You know our boys especially
the ones around Africa and other
parts) are always writing US about
the monsoon season. We ought TO
write our boys now and tell them
that We too, are having a monsoon
season. ION second thought they
might think we've gone of the
beam) Smiles. ...
Here & There:
CHARLES BRADLEY, student
at the Univ. of Minnesota, is dash
ing down to Detroit, Michigan, this
weekend. Mr.. and MRS.
CHARLES BEASLEY, SR-, and
son, Tyrone, returned recently from
Omaha, Nebraska, where they
spent a short vacation. AL
FRED BROWN of the U. S. Navy
Seattle, Washington is in town
on leave. Just received word
that my hubby. WILLIAM F.
WHITESIDE, (who was a Techni-
cal Sergeant) has been promoted
to the top rank of First Sergeant.
1st Sgt. Whiteside now has COM
plete charge of the Administrative
Work in the office at Boca Ration
Field, Florida. Found in the
mail box this week is a mighty
interesting letter from that form
er St. Paulite, LIEUT.. JIMMY
BRADFORD of New Guinea. Jim
my says hello to all his old friends
and especially to the Omega boys.
He says he hopes T/SGT. FOSTER
BROWN and TALMADGE CAR
Ely, JR., are enjoying their fur
Tough in the two towns. Jimmy
expects to be back in the states
some time in the future, too.
While on a tour Of the mainland of
Australia he met ARTHUR
WHITE, OLLIE GRIFFIN of St.
Paul and MILTON RICHARDSON
of Duluth. The boys are all well
and send regards to the home folks.
Jimmie's last sentence was, The
Aussie chicks are o. k, but my
heart belongs to you fine queens
in the states" (Jimmy's jiving US
isn't he gals, but we love it, . .
StOrk Flash:
Just heard that MARGARET
and PAUL KELLY are expecting a
visit from "Sir Stork" in the dis
tant future.
Questions of the Week:
Is it true that a prominent St.
Paul business man is simply cra-zee
about a young Twin City coed =?
(And the business man is married
too.) Shame! Shame! What
Mpls. gal is chasing round town
with some guy who claims to be
a Hollywood Agent looking for
girls to play leading roles in some
film which he says will be entitled,
"THE BRONZE BEAUTY" Me-
thinks this would-be agent is just
a slicker from the slums of New
York. Have you heard '"THE
POISON TONGUE SQUAD" is be-
ing reorganized? So many of their
members left town that they've de-
cided to hold a reelection of Of
ficers. They tell me the new mem
bers are really full of venom. .
What did that well-known society
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Nmt8id)tm,1tel> el>@etter

8ir boben friiber in oielem 2anbe
.iel getpibelt uno geid)inlpft itber ben
in europa iibli9en 8iirofratismus
1eiter1s 10 bieler 8eamten, oem man
ben Namen Mmtsi6imntel gegeben
bat. 8as oiele 8iirofraten ous5eid-
nete, tpar, bob iie einfa6 iid auf ben
8uditaben berIteiften uno aIles na6
be mberiibuten ,,Sbema 5" bebanoeI,
ten, obne geiun0en Meni6enberftano
5lt gebral,6en uno @rii1r6e fir uns
gegen enti6eioen 5u la1en. Nun mir
baben uns tpie in 10 man6en onberen
9tngen bier5ulanoe iebr i6ren ols
gelebrige Sdiiler in Dem 9feiten oes
@mtsidimnels er1pieien. Die Satig=
felt, ooer bielmebr oas @ebaren bieIer
11nierer 8eamten in ben Nmtstuben>
Defenders an ben ioeenonnten pielfa-
den 8oaros fir Hationierung, benefit
oies nrr al 81 flar, oft an 3u unan-
genebm fir ben ebrlt9en uno gerub>
lanen 8iirger oer Ser. Stoaten nit
feiner ebemals 10 bliibenoen nun BE-
grabenen 5reibeit. gs erfl6rt ii6 oieie
amtsidimmetei oielfad oaourd, 6aB
oiele oieier 2eute in oieien Stellun-
gen iebr tpenig eigentli9e @orbtloung
baben, iebenfous ni6t tpeiter oenfen
gelernt baben, als ibre Naie reidt.
l1nb bie reidt ni6t tpeiter ols ser
8u6itabe bes @eieses. Sier Elm 8ei-
i ipiel fir biele:
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9ttlerS r&rfolge"

SSn einem eingebenoen lleberblid
iiber oie @reigniife uno bisberigen
@ntapidtluneen 6es 8eltfrieees anolp~
iiert Scr Banoerer" Sitler's bisbe,
rige 9rieesfiibrune uno lpeiit fin auf
bic eroben, fir i'm gum 8erbdngnis
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beioen groBten 5ebler ieiner &arriere
- ben Gngriff auf &uBlono uno oos
|iapaniide &riegsbiin6nis - bot Sit.
Ter atpeierlei erreidt: /. gr bat &uB-
LAMB Die 8ege eeebnet, Die ausfdlag-
gebenoe europdiide &ontinentaIn1odt
unb cine Der groben @eltn1G6te at
tperoen. 2. gr bat Den &rieg unb oa.
nit Die 0ouer ieiner unbeiIbonen
Serridoft Inn geraume 3eit perIGn.
CERT.
@s eebort Elm unbegren5ter Opti-
Imismus oa5u, bon Der 8eberrfdune
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StodboIm beridtet, oaB 3abrifs
tenquellen in DeutIdlat16 beribte,l
oaB 6as Abiingen oes Sort BeiieS
2ie6es, Der 0a5ibpn1ne, in 9el1tfdl
lamb nun berboten lit, iofern ,1idt b9
ionbere @enebnisune in 3uiontme1s
bang NIT formellen gerfanntIunge3
erlangt miro. Ser @rurto: 3u biea
na3ifeitoli6e Harobien tpur6en >5u oe,
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idab NIT Dem emit oolfstiinIi1e
,8ir fabren segen gnelans", odl
glei9fans unter 8ann itebt. [
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-09

olten uno bic geadriegsaiele Der aIli-
ierten &egierungen feinesmegs toen'
tii6 itno.
Ser bon ltns tpegen ieines geIltns
ben Neni9enneri ita1poes uno 1einer
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3itierte friibere omerttaniibe Bot.
idafter in Sapon, Soiepb greap, bat
in einem neuerIi9en 8ortrog iogor
eegen Sapon cine "bilfreide Golitif
Der 3uiammenorbeit" fir Die No6s
|friegs3eit empfoblen. Ct leete oar,
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Sopan ME beilen6e 8ltnoen in Der
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@roberune in SSapan gebroden lit,
10 fiibrte er aus, muB Sapan tpieoer
cine ouf fbal,enoe Holle in Der 8elt+
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nebmen fonnen.
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ME, tpie in foIt alien 2dnoern @uro-
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renoen 8eItanoteiI in cine neue Orb
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8olter ei1rbaut.
SSn obnli9em Sinne muB Dem oeut-
lben golte aufgebolfeu tner6en, 90
nit es tpieoer cine geodtete 5teIle in
ser Janilie Ser golter ei1,nimmt.
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Dsis Baiealsesas

Gin mir befannter Bforrer elmer
2anogeneinbe bat fir fetne S9ule
einen 8us n6tig, Inn bic &inber aus
ben mebrere Weilen entfernten @ob.
n11neen 5ltr Sdrle ou brtngen. Rlr,
bat ibm bic 8ationierung 11idt eenii-
eenb/ @aiolin erlaltbt. gr nta6te alio
cine @ineabe an fetnen 8ooro I'M
ettpos n1ebr @afoItn. 9et6t etnmat
b,tnoert @alGonen. Mber Der auit6nbiee
2otoIboaro idl,tg Die 8itte ab. Or
tpenoet ii6 an Die bobere 8eboroe.
Dort muB er it6 tpie Elm S6ulbub
eraminieren laiien. Cine Der Sragen
mar: "8rineen sic nit Sbrem 8us
au6. &inoer. 3ur S9ule, Die einen
Weg BON 5>pei MeiIen ODER tpeniger
5ur S6ule babenS"
Ser Bfarrer 1T ebrli9 uno iast,
ooB er iolde &inoer nit 6em BUS
5ur Sdule bringt. Dorouf fdbrt ibn
Der Mntseetpaltiee bari6 on: v@ie
tpiiien, oaB Elm 8us ni9t &inoer CUR
Sd11e brineen oarf, oie 5tpei Meilen
ooer tpenieer CUR S9ule baben. sllIo
fonnen Sic fem @aiolin 5ugeitonoen
befommen."
Ser Bforrer, Ser mebr 2ogif ltl-
oiert bat, ols Der &aubaus i'm Mnts.
|ieiiel beriudt ibm flor 5u MAIDEN:
,,Mein 8us lit geiebli6 bere9tigt,
&inoer bon bier Weilen @ntfernung
ber 5ur Sdule 5u brineen. 6on er
In1m an BEN &inoern borbeifobren, oie
ouf 5tpei Neilen ouf Dem @eee 5ur
S9nle itno2 Dos lit in 1t9 ood Elm
l1nlinn, uno it6er ni6t i'm Gimme oes
8eiebes.'
Aber mas MAIDEN oenn @eiebe Der
2ogif 1.no oes gelunoen Wien16en-
oeritanoes fir einen @i1rorud ouf Ell
men Meniden, Der nur oen Bu61taben
oes gationierungseeietes tennt, nidt
aber ben @eiIt bes @eieseebers be-
a6tet llno Ser @eiIt oes @e1ebes lit
Ser, 0oB fem Bus fir S6ulen in Be-
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bon Der S9ule entfernt 1ino, lit Der
BUS eeiebIid am B1ase, rmo oamit
lit ood eingei6loiien, boB au6 Die
naber als bier Mfeilen tpobnen6en
&inoer Ser Bobltat oes 8uies tell
|boftig iein fonnen, itatt Den 8us baGb
leer fobren 5,t laifen. Der gerbraud
an @aiolin lit ood oerieIbe. Nber Der
Wtonn i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tpeiB nur oies: ,,Dabon itebt .fidts
|georudt." @obrboftig Die 8e1t lit
ni6t bollfomnet1, auBer Der amtss
f6immelei, uno Die amtsi6immel>
reiter iiben bier5ulat1be 10 gut i'm
|Sottel pie inn biirofratiiden europa.
- Reb. s. Marfert, $50.
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Gnbrune Der sotpietreptbltf IN Oer
8elt ,au ertparten. 9ie gerIdngerune
oes 4rieges beoeutet cine 5tet9erune
Der ent1ebltben @eltfatnitropbe, be.
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anem auf Soften De,tfdlanos iid
bon5iebt, bas bellte bon Sluggeibtpa-
bern 5erbdmmert uno iiber fura o6er
lang Sdauplob fiirdterltder S61ad.
ten iein tpiro.
Ser erite 8eltfrieg foroerte In ben
&fen gu @aiier u1o au 2ano r,rnb
100000 Menf6enleben, gor nidt
5u reoen BON benen, bic ols &riippel
our6s Seben geben muBten, uno Se.
men, Die @rantbeiten u1ro Seuden
uno - oud in Der geadfrieesaeit -
6em Suneer erlagen. 9ie &riegsfiib,
rung teridlone runo $275,OOO,OOo,.
900. Ser 8tpeite 8eltfrteg tpeift in
gleid LANCER 3eit apeniger Sote an
BEN Sronten ouf, es lit ober 5u be.
fiirdten, ooB Die 3abl Der Opfer mad
ben groBen nod ausitebenben @ntf tf6ei.
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|olS i'm eriten @eltfrieg. Da5u fonntt
Die unDergleidli6 gr0Bere 3abI Ser
|Spfer unter Der 3ibilbeb0lferrrne IN
folge Ser 8omboroierung bieler
5taote. 11no infolee 6er barbnrtiben
Bebonolun9 Der 8etpobner Der beiet-
ten uno eroberten @ebiete ourd oie
Ra5is. iginigermoBen berl6Bli9e 3ab-
len lie9en nidt Dor. Die S96tune Ser
rudlos Sineetnoroeten, Beri91eppten,
~ vllmgeiiebelten'', letbli9, feelif6 unb
iittli6 3ugrunoegeri9teten gebt in Die
Millionen. @s erbeben fi9 oa nad
6rieoensi6lub 8robleme, Die ft6 gum
Sell als DollitGnbig ertpetien tperoen,
uno Die Berbitterung uno oer SAB
Deroen fi6 in 9unoerttal1fenoen fort
erben itber @enerotionen btto11s.
Die Soften oes &rieges tperoen Inn
oas Bielfade Die oes erften Beltfrie.
ges itberItei9en. 0ie &rtegsfoiten Der
Ser. E5toaten 1peroen oiellei6t $3.50
Fbis 100000, 100000 fem gegeniiber
runo $4O,OOO,O0O,OOO TIM eriten
8elttrieg. Daau fommt Die ungebeuer
eeitei9erte 8erni6tun9 an 8ertert.
Sm eriten 8eltfrieg tpuroeu MIR ei-
|nige Brobin3en in 8eleten .1t1o 9orbs
frantreid 1lnb Bolen elmer 8ertpii=
flung bon oen IusmaBen Ser beg
5tpeiten Belttrieees u,ttertporfen, Die
1ib auf piel tpeitere @ebiete erItredt.
Sen 5ertriimmerten Stdoten TT go
len, 8eitruBlanb, geortpeeen utb
8elteuropa uno England u1t6 Deutih=
lano geielfen iid iest 5oblreibe itolie-
|nii6e Stdbte bel, ,tno oas @n6e uno
Der nmfane Ser fiirdterli9en Ser,
nidtung iino ntdt ab3uieben. Did
2eiitungen 1anger Sobrbunberte, bid
in Sderben 5erl6lagen tperoea, tpert
ben it9 nur in langen Sabren 1,nI
unter Aufpono ,,neebeurer Mibe,A
unb Soften tpieoer eriesen laKen, ,,n4
bieles bon oen1 tpas iebt fdon bers
ni6tet tpurbe, lit fir INNER babin. I
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Oten1bbelt. SaB 3erltort oaS Son11'
lienIeben, Die ioaiale Sronung uno
ben Staat, ent5tpeit Die 8olter uno
entfadt 9rieee. Nidt umionlt bat Der
eottltde Srieoensfiirit, Der Der 5er.
riiienen 8elt 6et1 Srie6en bringen
tpol1te, oos @ebot Ser 0G9itenliebe,
Der 8ruoer. un6 Meni9enliebe neben
oos bodIte @ebot Der @ottesliebe ge.
itellt.
Wit tpeiiem 8lid baben bic Griin>
Der unierer groben gtep,tbltt lnfere
md6ti9e Station auf oen @runofeiten
driitlider Brin5ipien aufgebout. Dar,
aus er9ibt ita bic erite BHidt, SaB
uno 3auietraht III 11nierm eigenen
2anoe gu bet0mpfen, ie6e Dirt &aiien.
uno religi0fen Sab gu befdmpfen.
Dosfelbe 6rtitltbe unb oemofratii6e
Brin3ip gilt fir unier 8erbalten 5l
oen iibrteen 8olfern. g8ir boiien
lie ntdt - uno oiirfen ME SaB in
uniern Ser5en auftommen lailen -
wenn mir ge5tuungen iino, geoen lte
gu fGmpfen. Bir fiibren gege,ttp6rtig
einen &rieg, Der uns ol1fge5tpungen
tporoen, gera6e 10 1pie er 6en 8olfern
anoerer 2Gnoer oltfge5tplngen tpllroe.
@benio muB ieoe @oBgeitnnung idppin.
oe1t, 1uenn mir uns uno Ser @elt cine
frieoli6e 8utltnft ftdern 1pol1en.
gu 6ieier @eiinnlng mabnt sic g.
q. Staats5eitung, tpenn ite bon Der
8ebanolung oes oeltti6en goltes na6
oem &rtege ihreibt, oaB 6ie enttGui6-
te oeutI6e Station aus 6en @ieoer-
altfbau @uropas ni6t ausgeI6altet,
ionoern ibr ne1e Soffnung l1no oie
3ufiderung gegeben tper6e, ooB fie i'm
Ron5ert Ser Solfer Die ibr 5ufommen.
oe Sttnme baben ion, boB mon lte
peoer bon ben &obItoffen ser @elt
db3uidlieBen 9eoenft, nod 6en gei=
itigen Gnteil 5u gering ero6tet, oen
0aS 6eutide 8olt alle5ett an Der &uls
tl,r '6es 6rtitlt6en Ibenolonoes ge.
bobt bot.
Sm @egeniob oa3u peroen beute
@eriidte berbreitet bon elmer bollfom=
menen 3erItiidelung Deutf9Ian6s, Ell
ner Sertidtung ser 0euti6en SSnou,
Itrten, elmer iabr5ebntelongen 9lus,
Idalt,1ng Deutidlonos olts Ser geeu-
geltaltllng @uropos, ,nno 0bnlid mt
realiltii6es @ei6tpat mebr. Dieieri>
gen Perfonen, Sic aus perIonli9er
Ha6iudt o6er fonpli5terten Motipen
iolhe Sbeorien perbreiten, sic nnge.
fobr cine &opie oes na5iitil6en Mnti=
lennitismus 1ino, treiben unbetpuBt
ODER be1uubt 8al1er ouf &errn @6b,
bels' Fropaganoomiible. 60 longe oie
oeutide 8eoolterlng iiber5eugt blei>
ben miro, iie babe fein grbarmen bon
oen Stegern 5r- er1parten, miro Tie
oerauetfelt big gum bitteren @noe
tompfen - al16 menn iie nod 10
lebr pobn grbitterune gegen sic No-
gig erfiiut it, SHE iolden Ausbriide
oes Dertiderbaiies - tpie Die er-
barmli6e 8roidiire zines Serrn
9aufmann> ser bic Stermiiierung al
Ter 9eutihen bori9lug, 8looiefeiten,
Sic bier erfrel,lidertpeiie 5ienlid ,,n-
befannt bferben - tperoen bom 8ro=
paganoaminiiterium itberiebt uno in
groBen Nuflagen ols ongebli9e gnt-