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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-12-16

High School. She is a brilliant
student and has maintained a
high scholastic average through
the years. She is quite active in
Girl Scouting and is to be COM
mended for her interest and
perseverance as she is the first
colored girl to give service at
the local hospital since its in
ception.
City Notes
A very unique birthday par
ty was rendered Miss Mildred
Phillips by the Woburn and
Winchester hosteSseS to the
Aver USO. The affair was
staged on the bus returning
from Aver last Tuesday even
ing. The surprised hostess was
presented with a beautiful lit
birthday cake and showered
with gifts. Merriment reignod
throughout the trip home and
every one voted it the tops in
parties.
Miss Eleanor Banks enter
tanned the Pastors Aid Club at
her home on Friday evening,
A delicious collation. was en-
joyed by the members.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-12-16

ticket, Joe Thomas, sax with
Jimmie Luneeferd erk, is due
back this week. The A, J. Max
Griffens of Albany were week
end visitors. VivaciouS Roxie
JoyneS is due back from Chi any
day MAoEo BURGH, Count
Basie's secretary, is entertain
ing the Iovelies around Hotel
Theresa J0YA SHERRuL is
the name of that gorgeous song
bird now chirping with Duke
Ellington.
Pemberton's HOLLYWOOD,
105 West 10th Street, held its
grand opening under new man
agement Tuesday and Wednes
day ewes -. The newly deeorted
bar and grill which was recent
ly acquired b yJames Pemberten
Democratic leader of the dis
triet, was the scene of gala
celebration attended by proTain-
ent political leaders Of Tam
many Hall and city and state
officials, who turned out to show
their admiration and high es-
TEEN for Mr.. Pemberton the
latter was assisted by his col
leagues, Oscar Waters and Miss
Wilhelmina Adams. Among
those attending were Tammany
Leader Edward Loughlin, Com.
Clarence Neal Jr., Judge Francis
v. ncuso, Assemblyman
Frank Rosetti, Leaders J. Ray
mond Jones, Fred D. Dickens,
Angelo Simonetti, VIM. ]. Con-
nelly, Abraham Rosenthal, Har-
ry Bricknan, John De Salvio,
Assemblynan Louis De Salvio,
Judge Irving Levy, Assembly
man Hulan e. Jack, Daniel
Burrows, Congressman James
Lanzetta, State Senator L o n
Fischel, Com. Michael Keenan,,
Hon. Bert Stand and others.
floor show included: Boots
Marshall, Georgia Lane, Baby
Banks, Bama Jones, Bob Pope
Trio, Zoria and Loquita dancers
with Jimmy Reynolds band.
NEWSETTES- December IS,
will mark the frs ANNIVERSARY
of the passing Of our own FATS
WALLER, renowned pianist and
composer his records have
never disappeared from the
music boxes, and his voice ling
ers after his death Dropped
in the 55th Street Playhouse 70
see premier of the French
flicker Moulin Rouge featuring
JOSEPHINE BAKER in a re-
creation of her famous jungle
dance of the Folies Bergere -
spoken entirely in French with
English titles g.. which is quite
enjoyable, incidentally, I met
Max Cassvan, famous French
impressario, personal agent OF
Josephine Baker who advises
that the Parisian-American act
ress is scheduled to arrive here
on any plane, and will be IN
big show on Broadway.
TONDALEYOS WILL HAVE
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-12-16
CHELSEA

PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
1875 Pearl Street
Revs. VirgiS Hill,
Samuel H. Bullock,
Drs. r. T. Reed and
J. e. JetZ,
Committee in Charge
The Servire at the Peoples
Baptist church, Chelsea, viii
be as follows: Morning service
(3unday) l0:45, Or R. T. Reed
in charge and will preach.
Sunday School 1880 p m, Mrs.
Levina Milliken in charge. Ho-
ly Communion every first
Sunday evening at 7.
Week Day SerUtces
Prayer and praise service
every Friday evening at 7 with
Or. r. T. Reed in charge,
Choir rehearsal every Tuesday
evening at Z. Rev. virgis Hill
in charge. Public is cordially
invited.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-12-16
By OLIVER M BUGGS
40 Franklin Street
Telephone 4-8258


SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec II
FROM HILL TO DWIGHT
STREET. Little Georgia Bald
win, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
George Baldwin, who has been
i'll for long time, will go to
Boston for examination. -
James w Faust of 73 Congress
st ereently visited Columbia, S
Carolina. Seaman First Glass
SilaS Terrell of Is Franklin st,
after two years in the Navy is
home on leave from st Julius
Greek, Virginia. - Congratula-
tons to George L and Helen q
Ireland on the birth of a son
Dec 3. - Rev Shelton H Bishop
Of the st Philips church, Har-
lem, NYC, was guest speaker
before the Lawrence Club Of
the st Andrews church at
LongmeadoW, Subject, Race
Relations" Cultural behavior
isns and religious qualities
were expressed. - Rev Herbert
L Wilkins, pastor ad interim Of
the st Johns Congregational
church has rendered his res
ignation to take effect Jan ID.
He has accepted a call to the
Plymouth Cong'l church at
Washington. He has served the
local church for about two
years, having come here from
Boston, his native home. Rev
Roland T Heaeock, pastor of
the st Johns church is now
a chaplain in tfG U S Army.
Mrs Wilkins was formerly sec
rotary to the Director of the
Harlem, NYC, YMCA and while
here served as secretary to the
DR. william E Mccormack OF
the First Congi church, white,
at Court So. Her comments on
local race issues have received
wide recognition in this COM
munity. Rev wilkins has been
a civic and religious leader
here. Mr. Chalmers Dubose,
ranking official at 81 Johns is
chairman of the committee on
pulpit supply. Mrs Pearl
Riley is able to be cut again
after several days illness. -
MIR Herman Fowlks who be-
came i'll while visiting at Phil
adelphia several weeks ago, re-
turned home recently was able
to be out again. - Miss CHRIS
tine Blake, doing fine job as
cook at Georges will visit rel
atives in the South, = Ebert
Grant Of John st, recently here
from Florida, visited friends at
Hartford accompanied by his
brother. - Cortland H Bugs,
following basic training at
Great Lakes two years ago, has
seen months Of service in the
S Pacific with the Navy, was
recently promoted to Gunner's
mate third class with petty
officers rating. - Pvt Thomas
w Kelley, son of Mr. and Mrs
John F Kelley, son OF Mr. ana
Mrs John F Kelley of rs Lam
caster st, w Springfield, was
reported killed in action sorne-
where in France. He was 70
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-12-16
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH

ReU F HaDiS DaviS, Pastor
Req N A BURCH, Asst Pastor
It was Mems Day last Sun
day, the guest speaking beng
Rev ] G jackson, pastor of
Zion Baptist church, German
town, Phila, Pa. His theme was
1.-THE Changing Christ in a
Washington Journal., 1944-01-07
Snberfnloiemarfen iinb baniI6en
%11riprnngs

aaidbrli6 Inn 6ie @eibnudts5eit
tau9en fleine biibi6e @orfen naf,
oie iogenannten ugbriitmas Seals",
oeren @rlos befanntli6 fir oas
@erf CUR 8efdmpfiing Der Suberfu-
loIe perpanot miro. Ni6t ieoer
miro miiien, BOB oiele Marfen gum
eriten Male i'm Sabre 1907 in Die
fem 2ano eridienen. llno 5tpar
mar es elm Sr1ulein Gmilp g. Bill
iea aus @ilmington in 9elatpare,
oas oieie Marfen gum erlten Male
bier einfiibrte, Inn @eloer fir bas
quite 8erf 8ur ltnterltiibung bon
2ungenfranfen auf5ubrineen. Gin
Cell Ser @infdufe flieBt beute nod
Dem 8ranopmine Smatorium in
9elamare 81. Sbre Soee puroe Ell
mem abnli6en graud in 9dnemari
entlebnt.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-07
Bremen lit ebenip tuie Sambnrs

8eiobungSmitglieoer oes i6me6i-
iden 9ampfers n@ranaoa", mel6er
bei Dem amerifanii6en 2uftangrifi
auf Bremen I'M 16. 9e5em6er oer-
ienft muroe, erfldrten neuli6 in
Stodbolm, oaB Der misunderstanding
Safen iebt nein meitetes Samburg"
lei. Seds eroBe Sdifie un0 5abl-
reibe fleine plroen BET Dem lleber-
fuQ, Ben 300 bis 400 Slug5euge am
10. uno t6. DECEMBER unterltabmen,
nerienft, iagten Die Seeleute in Mal-
mo. ginige ser S6iffe paren be-
LADEN nit fabrifmGBig, gum 3uiam-
menieten fertiggeiteaten Sol3bau-
fern, Die 0euti6lano in S6rpeoen
uno Sinnlano beiteat batte. SIS
ioaten in ibnen 8epobner unterge-
bra9t mer0en, pelde ibre Sonier
Bel friiberen @elegenbeiten p%erloren
batten.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-07
&uHen tnOaen
mebr &riegsprO5ehe
Sir b~eif0nigen ihrs tSinrihtnngen
&riessgefangener

0as Somietorgan u&rieg uno
4r6eiterflaIie" ermioerte nelli9 auf
ausl6noii9e &ritif an ben Char
fotper 8ro5eiien gegen &~riegsberbre-
ber 1no perii6erte, Dies fei nur
elmer ser eriten S6ldge, oie Der
i6euBli6en Sai6iiten.8eitie beige
6radt miiroen."
0ie Mosfauer 3eiti9rift CAB 5u
oeriteben Dab balo peitere 8ro5eiie
folgen tpiiroen, Gbnli1 oenen i'm ber-
gongenen Wonat, in oene1 brei oeut-
i6e Soloaten uno elm rui1il9er Ser
rGter Ser @rauiamfeiten tudbren6
Ser @a8i<8eiebung bon CLARION
iiberfiibrt nno 6afiir ouf Dem Marft-
plnb Ser Staot gebGngt mur6en.
n&rieg uno arbeiterflaie" 3og
idarf gegen Die englii6e 3eitung
ugorfibire @oft" Dom 2eoer, Die
porgei6lagen bate, bie @erfolg1ng
ser &riegsperbre6er Bis na6 benz
&riege 3uriid3ultellen uno meinte:
y9cs tpGre fiirtpabr cine treffli6e
Soee, gu berlangen, oaB bel Der TO-
fortigen M6urteilung Ser Sitter
@iloen Sic @eiebe Ser 0ationen uno
oos @olferre9t beoba6tet mer6en
miiBten."
@r9 Ser Chandelier Guardian"
puroe BON Ser Wosfauer 8eitI6rift
getaoelt, neil er geiagt batte, Die
Huiien banoelten our6 Die Bro5eiie
auf ibre eigene @eiie.
r0aS SopietgeIes gebt feline eige-
men @ege IN oemielben @usmaB mie
Sic beloenmiitige &ote @rmee ibrer
@eg in polfommener ginbeit nit
ben Mqiierten gebt", erfldrte Die rui-
lii1e @o6eni9rift.
sic beitdtigt 5rpar, baB Die 8ierte
@aager &onferen3 bon 1907 cine
humane 8ebanolung Ser &riegsge-
fangenen bori6reibt, a6er uoies be-
oeutet feinespegs, 6aB 2eute i'm
Seeres6ienit 8ro8eiien fir i6euB-
li1e 8erbre9en entgeben biirfen,"
idrieb Ser ruiiii6e &eoafteur.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-07
aauaaerie fir rnhiide Sront

Cine Meloung aus 9euti6lano
an sic S~tofbolmer oNba 9agligt
aQebanoa" beiagte ne1li6, oaB jun
ge Burden i'm &ei6 aufgeforoert
meroen, ii6 als &eiter fiirs beuti6e
Seer gu meloen. 9ies ergan5t cine
Meloung, mel6e u@ftontioningen"
bra6te, mona6 15-iabrige Burden
als &apaQeriiten fir Sen 6rontoienIt
ausgebil0et meroen, ben iie ontreten,
Io6olo iie 6as 16. 2ebenSiabr err
reidt ba6en.
@nideineno auf @run6 Ser wirf-
Iomen 8~ermenoung BON &abaaerie
ourd) sic &uiien an Der Sltfront,
organiiiert au6 oas &eid iebt ieine
6erittenen Eruppen in gr0Beren 8e-
ItGnoen.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-07
Mmiere Bomber
iiber SbailanO
Gbinciiide &rOOin5 Gban9teb crlitt
iduerite &erlnite

&merifanii6e 6lieger iin0 lebtbin
ii6er mebreren @~egenoen SbailanOS
eri6ienen uno boben o1lf iapaniIdf
Mtilitdrnnlagen BORT ibre 8omben
o6eetporfen. 9ies NOR oie Mntmori
olf 3bnilan0s &riegserflGrung an
oie &ereinigten Stooten, poriiber
ionit bier5ulanoe nidt biel @uf.
be6en8 gema6t mlr0e.
Neuerli6e 8eri6te ans Chino
meloen iibernts groBe S6la6ten.
Die &erllIte an Goten un0 &eripltn-
oeten in oen n&eiSbe6er"= S6lo6tel
bonn Z. @opember bis Mitte 9e3em.
Der belaufen ii6 fir beioe Seiten
nod Ineobe 5meier dineiii6er Wfili.
tGrfommanoeure ouf nobe5u 100,.
900 Weann.
G6ina Derlur $4,000 Sote auf
SdladtfelOern
Ole Gbinelen goben 81, 0aB liz
in Der 6. &riegs5one 10000 Mann
perloren uno $4,000 in Ser 8.
&riegS5one, 3uinmmen olio $4,000
Mann. God erflGrten sic fomman.
oierenoen @enerGle Chen Gben9 un<
&uieb gueb, oaB Die iopunii6er
@erluite m~inoeitenS 0rei &iertel Der
6ineliI6en, nlio ettpa 10000 @amr
errei6t bitten.
9rei 6inelii6e 9ipilionsfomman.
oeure iin6 in BEN &Gmpfen gefaaen
mie omtli9 beitdtigt miro; Die Sc
nerolmoiore 8eng Sbib-2ian, Gun
@ing-Gbing unb STU Seang
General 8eng uno elm gan8e8 Ste.
giment famen in Sen &1mpfen BON
Is. bis Is. &essiitGer aaaBcr5a@ e.
@eIttores bon Sbibmen INN. 8i(
Gbinelen beri6teten oud, ooB an
81. Nobember bel Sangiang eir
bober ioponii6er Sffi5ier, General.
leutnant &aiibiro Sumita, oel
t94O-41 iopaniI6er Sber6efeblsba.
Der in Gran3oiii6- Snoodina mar.
BEN SOB fano.
&crsueifelte gerteiOisnns GbanstebE
Son Ser 81. 6ineiiiden 0ioiiion
sic Gbongteb berteioigte, iino mn
odt Monn am 2eben geblieben. Oi(
@eriude amerifanii6er Slieger, oi'
81. 9iDiiion NIT Wdlnition uno Sc
6ensmitteln gu perlorgen, porer
ni6t INNER erfolgreid, er5dblten oi'
i~i6erlebenoen Soloaten. 3umeiler
fielen sic 8ambusforbe in oie iopo
niIben Stelungen, uno Die Mnni
tion muroe bdufig idmer beI6doigt
penn iie ouf Dem 8ooen aufidlug
trob ser @erpodung in 8aumfpoae
Washington Journal., 1944-01-07
g%rieftambe rettete britiide grisabe


Cine 8rieftalbe rettete in Stalien
cine britii6e 8rigaoe Dor Der 8om-
baroierung our6 aIiierte SIieger.
Die Motoren Der Wai6inen tpuroen
gera6e angendrmt, Die Biloten mad-
ten ii6 gum aufiteigen fertig, als
ser Oberit ans Dem &~ommanoo5elt
itiir5te un6 rief: Y@aes baltl Cine
britiide Brigade lit ioe6en in oas
BON oen 9euti6en belette golbi Sec
bia, am 8olturno &iber, ge6run-
gen, alfo miiiien mir Dor ienem 3iel
MbItano nebmen." 9ie 8otidaft
mar bon y@. S. Soc, elmer blau unb
meiB e~eiprenfelten 8rieftalbe, iiber-
bra6t poroen.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-07
8nt6ereifter Sraftor bemtsntage cine
&pitbarfeit

Son neitem lab Der Mllsoerfauf
oes Wobiliars elmer Sarm BEL Mon-
mouth in Sainois pie elm ~golo
rub" Der guten alten 3eit aus.
Webr ais bunoert Monn tparen Be-
reit, $S92.95, Sen @o6itpreis fir eli
men fomplett bereiften ORATOR 81
be5ablen. Ingeiibts oieies &aufon-
TURNS wuroe gelo1t. Ser @etpin-
ner mar elm Sarmer.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-07
9eS &Oten &reu3es
&Gfblif auf 1913
Sin nr6eitsOOlles n6er Iegenreides
Sabr

Sabr
0os Sabr 1913 lit in ser Sc
i6i6te u%niereS ~notionalen &oten
&reu3e8 zines Ser arbeitsrei1iten
geiuelen. Sn Ser gon5en 8elt liuO
0ie Meni9en NIT Dem &oten &reu3
in 9%eriibrung gefommen, uno elm
&iidblid ollf oos, tpas erreiht muir.
oe, lit mGbreno ser S%abresmenoe
beionoer8 ongebra1t.
liner HoteS &rel15 bat lid in oie.
lem Sabre nit ieoer Mrt Ir6eit be-
foBt. @8 bat unieren Streitfr1ften
bier unto in leberiee, an oen 6ron.
ten uno in Sen SrainingSlagern treu
ge0ient. MuBeroem bat es tros Die
Ter u~ngebeuren Aufgobe in glei1er
@eile ben 3ibilperionen in bielen
Der pom &riege 6etroffenen 2dn0er
@ilie gebra6t.
Der 8lutipenoer- DENT 6es 60
ten &relt5es bat nit Sen mebr oIs
4 Wfilionen 8lutipenoen SauIen.
Sen u%nierer 8ermunoeten 6as 2eben
gercttet. 27,600 &ranfenpflegerin.
men baben it6 beim &oten &reu5
iiir Armee uno Marine gemeloet,
unb freipiaige Seller aus ieoer Sea-
acknowledgements in Den 8%ereinig-
ten Stoaten baben Die ~ungebeltre
3obl BON 925 Miaionen 8erbon6-
6eitg-8atungen borbereitet. Oas &o-
tie &reu3 bat auBeroem 6 Mfiqionen
2e6ensmittelpafete sur 8erteilung
an friegsgefangene @merifmer uno
qlngeb0rige Der &ereinten @ationen
berianot u1o 100000 Bafete fir
fronfe Sriegsgefongene bergeitelt.
Die GrbOlnngsbeime
sur udfeFe S0lOatcff afi6 0lafr0
len I'M aftibell 9ienlt bot oas 9ote
Rreu5 IN ueberiee Sol0oten. uno
rrDolungsbeiine geidaffen. Sci ie-
Ser @inbeit Der @rmee uno Der
Sylotte bier iino in leberiee befin-
Den ii6 o1b geidulte 8ertreter 6es
&oten &reu5es, Die BEN Soloaten
unO W9atroien BEL ibren peri0nIiden
Roten nit Sat un0 Sat 3ur Seite
iteben.
@Gbreno Ser lebten fiinf3ebn No-
nate bat oie Some Serpice Snquirp
Unit" oes &oten &reu8es $685. 99
9a6ridten Deitergeleitet uno 0ad-
fori6ungen nadJ 8ertpanoten in bonn
&riege bertpiilteten @ebieten anqe.
lteat. 8dbreno oerfelben 13eit er.
belt oieie 9lbteilnng 353, 634 1bn.
li6e Nadridten uno Na6fragen
aus Dem Altslanoe. Serfunfts- uno
8eltimmungsldnoer oieier @nfragen
maren: 4Ibanien, 8elgien, 2urem-
burg, 8ulgarien, China. Ef6ebo-
ilopafei, 9dnemarf, 6innIano, Sol.
lano, 6ranfreid, 9eutidlano, @rie.
6enlano, ungarn, Stolien, Sapan,
2ettlano, Gitlano, 2itouen 9ortpe-
gen, Balaitina, Sprien, 8olen, Mu-
manien, &uBlanb, G9peoen, bic
S6pei5 uno Sugoilapien.
&riessbilfe fir Sliidtlinge
SIN lebten Sabre rpuroe aud bie
&~riegsbilfe fir 6lii6tlinge fortge-
iebt. 2ebensmittel, &leioungsItiide,
Seife luno anoere Mrtitel gingen mad
&uBlano. Noro-afrifa, nod Dem
mittleren Often uno nod einigen be.
iebten 21noern. Ser @eiamttpert
Ser &riegsbilfe fir 3ipilperionert,
Die NIT 9lusbru6 oes &rieges i'm
September 1889 our6 ODER bonn
&oten aret8 geleiitet muroe, beIdrft
li6 anf mebr als II Miaionen
Collar.
@n ser Seimatsfront baben 2eb-
rer oes &oten &reu5es 400, 900
6rauen in Sausfranfenpflege uno
100000 in griter Silfe unterrif)-
tet. 100000 Berionen tulroen
I'M &ettungsidmimmen a~iseebiloet.
S6lieBli6 uno enoli6 BADEN fret
milige Seller IL Miaionen &lei.
~oungsltiide fiir oen @e6rau1 bier
uno in ue6eriee angefertigt.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-07

It6rer8 befonoen, oiirfte iih 0ie 3abl
ser @ermiBten arf 5uminoeit 81
Mann Itelen. Die gennle Spfer-
3obl biirfte friibeitens befunntgege-
fen tperoen.
Die 6lottenbeb0roen ertldrten,
oaB oie ltrio6e Ser @rploiion-iie
lpro6en MIR BON einer-ni6t be-
FAINT lei.
Sauienoe BON 8erionen beri6te-
ten ieood, baB ite orei i6tpere CT
ploiionen b0rter, 6ie in Der 3eit
5tpii6en 6.15 uno 8 l1br erfolgten.
Mnitergiiltige 9is5iplin
Oie 8eribte Ser lteberle6enoen
laIien erfennen, oaB ale 2eute an
8oro quite 9is3iplin batten, Die
<be bepa6rten ur6 in eriter 2inie
oaron oa6ten, ibr S6iff 81 retten.
Au6 sic &ettungsarbeit Der &iiIten-
ma6boote, Die in Dem Sdneetreiben
feline leid)te Mufgabe batten, tpuroe
a%nerfannt.
Sdilbernns zines 8eteilisten
@inen ser o1sfiibrli9lten 8erid-
te CAB Ser Observation-Disclosures
&ene $. 8inctl, ser ieit 8 Subren
in ser SIotte oient. gr iagte, er
Jet abt Minuten Dor Der @rploiion
in ben Nal6inenraum gegongen,
Inn Die &eiiel ettpas ab3uiteaen. Gr
fubr fort:
nYlobli6 CAB es cine @rploiion.
aae Na9ri6tenmittel funftionierten
ni6t mebr uno Ser Maidinenraum
begonrt, iid nit &au6 gu fiiaen. Sd
wuroe BON Ser @rploiion ettpaS um-
bergeitoBen, aber ib blieb auf ben
8einen. 9as S6iff erbebte. @s
meren feds Wann i'm Maidinen=
ralm. Sd 6egann, Die @eblaie
no63upriifen uno nit Ser 8riide in
8erbinoung 81 treten, fonnte es aber
ni6t, neil Die 8erbinoungen aus
moren SD iaate alien 9elten,
oaes 81 ii6ern uno 81 beriu6en,
9ampf 81 MAIDEN.
y@ae 2eute inn Mai6inenrmum
blieben ollf ibrem 8oiten uno fiibr=
ten ibre normale @r6eit aus. @s
ga6 feline 8anif. @Ges blieb rltbig.
Sd perlieB bas S6iff nm 7.05,
ais oie anneiiung fam"
8inctl fubr fort, 0aB er nod ELM
nal aGes na9priifte, na6iab, oh
oGe 2eute fort paren, uno als let
ter BON gor0 ging. o5iinf Winn=
ten ipGter gab es cine meitere CT
ploiion, bic i'm (oen 3eritorer) in
5mei Seile rib, un0 er ging unter.
Srannte mic ieiner5eit bic r@asp"
nSaben Sic ie Elm 8ilo BON ser
r@asp" geieben2" fragte er oann
uno iogte: Scum, es iob geraoe aus
mie bomols Ole u@asp", bas Sel
brannte u1o bic Munition erplo-
oierte. 9ie &iiitenma6e l~eiitete aus
ge8ei9nete @rbeit. Sd iab, tpie if
einen Mann an 8oro 8ogen, Der
8iemli6 i6pere 8ranomunoen bate
gs mar Ser Sei5er Sad 8aulion,
unb er trieb ol1f elmer Watrate i'm
@aiier. gr muBte bur6 sic Seitf
oes Sdiffes gei6leuoert tporoer
iein."
Washington Journal., 1944-01-07
Die SOlbaten io[lten itimmen,
erflGrt &opienelt

Sober Mann uno ieoe Srnu in
Sen betpaffneten Streitfrdften ioa-
ten @elegenbeit erbalten, BEL Der
@abl i'm nG6iten Sabre ibre Stim-
men ab5ugeben, iolange aampfper-
bdltniiie es ni6t unmoglid MAIDEN,
iagte 8raiioent 8ooiepelt neuli6.
Sn 8eantnortung elmer 5rage Jag
te er meiter, es niiroen MaBnabmen
leitens Der Regierung nottDenoie
iein, oas berbei5ufiibren.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-07
Sine StOdbOlmer 3eitnns melOet
2700 SUte


Gin Stodbolmer 8lott erflGrt,
oaB 2700 Sote in Berlin ge51bli
muroen, 70 8ro6ent Oobon Arbeiter,
sic ge3pungen norOen parer, nab.
reno oes Mngriffs in ibren 6obrifen
t1tig 3u bleiben. @el6e @irfunQ
oie fortgeiesten Mngriffe auf oif
Stimmung Ser 8erliner baber, fam
nltr bermutet peroen, ober nod ME
5lloor lit cine Staot IN 10 fur5er
3eit BON 8omben oerort in Wfitlei.
oeni1aft ge5ogen tporoen.
Sdhuere frans6iiide @erlnite
&aoio 8i6D beridtete iiber einer
bon aaiierter Settle ni6t beItdtigten
2itftangriff ouf Ni38a an Ger sri
piera, mo- neuli6 ~olleroingS nmeri.
fonii6e Bomber bon Stalien aus
italienii6e Bltnfte nie @entimiglio
bombaroiert bo6en. Sn elmer oeut-
i6en Senoung muroe unter anfiib.
rllng BON @ariier 8lGttern ertlGrt,
oaB ourd aaiierte @ngriffe oui
5ranfrei6 IN Ser 3eit bonn 1. Otto
Der Bis 81. 0e3ember 1913 Ser
ionen getotet, 17,74t berlebt un1
runo 100000 oboo6los gemaGt
moroen itno.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-07

iGmtli9e 6eniter oes Sotels Gipla-
naoe in Ser 8elebueitraBe 5eri9met-
tert puroen uno Der o8otsoomer
8lns ausiiebt, ais Oh er poaig ger
it0rt poroen iei". Sin i9neoii6er
@ei6Gftsmann CAB Der aniidt gus-
Druid, oaB Oas 8erliner &lorm-
Sp1tem geItort moroen lit.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-07

-@enn sic Sbr Saus, @o6eI
ODER automobil periidern pouen.
teIepbonieren Sic bite an Serrn s
O.. Winfler, Rational 7789.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
lck Montgomery Win; Remain Tops In Class Middle
SPORT FACTS
By JESSE T. HAUCABoOK

- - -.n1, old story with Harold Smith. local well
IN. cho Rad TO go East to make ring name for
himself. raS bron in Atlanta, Ca. May 7, 1920. He
no,,, nigh school while in his last semester to fol-
N ,ayii.fic ambitions As amateur. he par
low H. - tont,ss losing four In 1897 at Detroit he
tala'' eol5e, cloves lightweight title In $3.50 he won
VOL w NJ Rct weltcrweight championship. During
he l.1 ,,.r a. lost the AAU championship 70 Jimmy
u S" caffornia AT present Bvins is number one
h'a' ~ eor. loo Iouis heavyweight crown.
si'', St Time later Harold turned pro Since then he
ato,t ( fights and has lost four hard battles TO
has Sy." rncnen as Holman Williams Mansfield
nrsl ara Jackie Cooper
In' rs,r nar,d decided to go East to try his luck.
.,'. Tbnr, took Harold under his tutorship. Out Of
~ fsle. Since dining up with Thomas smith has
n'e v1. .ir. lasoc. and taken two decisions.
',d rnv fighting as Stabematc Of Bob Mont
NV ,.. featured in he semifnal Of the Montgomery
g. liant Al olympia Friday night In watching
ss+A appcaraice he seemed strong. rugged. and 0g
~~As lie punches hard with either hand and there
~ .on ,hv ho should not be headline attraction on
s saS srbt cards II suitable opposition can be found
ub,e an ,he subject of this aggressive Young fighter
la lse t,add praise for the endurance durability
~ tsctredd,rq tactics of Ben Franklin Of Pittsburgh
ana o1," 81 smith hoy at Olympia Franklin with
ss srerythn r that Harold gave him and managed TO
-. - rs III. Fi through the -Sid'u tatt
Just before Moneomerys spectacular nine round
r Sir, Nct GLAND informed the boys to quit wrestling
srd frt ana as result the fighting Bobcat displayed
r,v,fa Is ystv seldom seen in local istic contests
No,gom J. ad Ike Williams will meet in . round
boi Philadelphia Tuesday, jan 25 and according to
reports The greatest crowd in Philadelphia fight history
s opectcdto ie on hand
The sensational Ike Williams has yet to be defeated
q Il straight fights
kaa Ne Interesting to watch how Williams will fare
sgrs, the former lightweight king. All ewes will be on
Notgouer Nho doesn't want anything in his way 10 keep
HIN from arrrg with Beau Jack in return champion
.,r match in ,hc Garden sometime in June
81 New York city John VI. Christensen. newly APP
pointed executive secretary OF the State Athletic commits
,o had hs sfraueon 70 the administrative end of box
fg The other da whom the board held the customary Pre-
sue phyca examination for the Beau Jack Constantine
rssl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
Olympic Ace Learns
Routine At Air Base

LINCOLN ARMY AIR FIELD.
Nebr 4 member Of the United
states OLYMPIC team in 1882 and
1886. PVT John W Brooks Of
Chicago m g. At present taking
basic training With the eoith
Training Group here.
PVT Brooks has won over $50
medals and trophies ior his
broad Jumping achievements lie
has = string Of victories includ-
ing first honors IN a triangular
meet between the United states.
France and Japan which was
held IN Paris IN 1895 and TOP
honors gained The same year
against the British Empire squad
IN track and field meet A. Lon
don
In 1872 and 1898 he won the
Bir Ten broad Mmp title and took
second Mace IN me 900 ward low
hurdles The same year he can-
turcd first honors At the Drake
RELAYS. setting new track rec
ord nv jumping - feet : " In.