davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1944-04-21
&idfaa Der &rim at
&uklamO %MmabmemObar
SanptitaSt SimferOpOl nn6 Safem
SebaitOpul 6eOrUbt

Siegreide ruiiii6e Srltppen riiden
aus orei &i6tlngen aitf ous Ser5
ser &rim Dor, sic 100000 9ei1t=
I6en, pelde lett ser Mbi6neioung
ser @albiniel ii6 BORT befanben, nit
Artfreibung ODER @efangenl6aft be-
oroben0.
Sn 3tpei triltmpbierenOen Cages
6efe6len, sic MIR tpenige StltnOen
matchmaker ber0ffentli6t puroen,
CAB 8remier Stain befonnt, oaB
ruIiii6e Sruppen sic Itarfen @ertei-
oigungen Ser 9euti6en am NorO-
uno SIt-@noe Ser Salbiniel our6-
brahen, unO ii6 raid Der Sa11pt-
Itaot Simferopol uno Dem &riegs-
bafen S%ebaitopol nGbern.
Ser oltli6e glrm Ser 0iesteiligen
&uiie1armee beiebte Sic &iiItenltaot
Gerti6 ullo ltieB 18 Meilen meItli6
Dor. Die 4. nfroine-a rmee %eroberte
95bonfoi, einen mi6tigen 8abnfno-
tenplrnft in Ser noroli6en &rim uno
riidte in bier Sagen 81 Meilen ms
Snnere ser Sal6iniel Dor. Cine an
oere &olonne oieIer @rn1ee orang
our6 bic oeuti6en 8erteiOigungen
auf ser 8erefop 2anoenge, mel6e
Oie &rim nit Dem Seltlano Oer6in-
oet, uno oran9 our6 @rmbauif, IL
Meilen ins Snnere ser SalbinIel.
Cine onoere ruiiii6e &olonne
f~rcll3te Sen iei6ten Simai6=S See uno
6eiebte nob einem 81 Meilen 8or-
marid oen ¬enpunft 93banfoi,
no sic SebaItopol- @barfom 8abn
sic Don 8erefop na6 Dem SItenbe
Ser &rim fiibrenoe 8abnlinie freu3t.
9cmtidc Grfolge I'M Sflalagebiet
Cine ruiiii6e 9lntiinoigung, mel
de ben beioen Sagesbefeblen ii6er
Die &rim : Siege folgte, entbii1te oie
erite ruiiiI6e Nieoerloge an Der
Siiofront in iiineiter 3eit. Sic be-
Iagte, oaB oie l%teberreite Ser i'm
Sflala-@ebiet eingei6loiien geipeie-
men Is oeuti6en 9ibilionen entiebt
ml1roen. 9eutIde Sruppen beIebten
oie Staot 8uc5ac3, SO Meilen moro
meltli6 bon Sfala, uno Itelten Ser
binoung nit ibren eingefreiiten &a-
meraoen Der.
2emberg, 0ie groBte Sta6t inn
iiio0itli6en borfriegs3eitli6en 8olen
muroe 6ombaroiert uno groBe 8rGn-
Sc entItanoen.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-21
NidJts cntldieben iiber meitere
GnrDpa=S peiiumg

StootsiefretGr &ua erflGrte neu-
lidL iein Staatsoepartement babe
ii6 nod ni6t enogiiltig oarii6er emit
i6ieoen, Of es rattan iei, CUR Silfe
fiir &inoer nod BEN BON 9eutl6=
lano oominierten 2Gnoern 2e6enS-
mittel ourd Die aaiierte 8lodaoe 5a
ienoen.
9ie auslonosmirti6aft -aomini-
Itration eroffnete in5mii6en, oaB
Die Observation-Disclosures aus ben
8ereinigten Staaten un6 &anaoa
na6 @riedenlono fir 1914 auf
1920 3onnen monatli6 erbobt
moroen lino. ueberoies baben Die
@ereinigten Staaten urrb @roBbri-
tannien p~ereinbart, oieies Sabr 1000
3onnen &eis uno 1000 Sonnen gu
der our6 oie glodaoe geben 81 lai-
len. Sic i6meoii6e &egierung bat
fib erboten, orei meitere S6iffe fir
ben transport ser groBeren 2iefe-
rungen perfiig6ar 81 MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-21
Observation-Disclosures nnter
HarDle

Ser Nationale @usbe6ungsoienit
CAB 8ldne befannt, pona6 iopiel
mie mogli6 bon 0en 2700 einge-
iperrten @eiteaungspfli6tigen, oie
ibrer Militdrpfli6t ni6t na6gefom-
men iino, paroliert meroen ioaen,
Inn in offentli6en 2agern, &iiltungs-
merfen, Soipitdlern uno auf anoere
@eiie ii6 niibli6 81 MAIDEN uno 10
Dem grbeitermangel ab5ubelfen.
Sour 600 Oapon limo @euiiiens-
ifrupler. @eitere 1000 geboren ben
Sebopa's @itneiies on. Die 600
Deigerten ii6, in Bayern fir @etpii-
Iensifrnpler unterge6ra6t 81 tper-
ben, ODER oeiertierten aus iol6en.
@ntipre6enoe @ereinbarungen
limo nit Dem 8unoes- @efGngniSbiiro
%getroffen moroen5 uno beraus font
men nur iene ni6t, ooie lid abiolut
meigern, irgenoetmas 81 tlln."
Washington Journal., 1944-04-21
&riegssefansene i6ufen
Gin ,,Stif6en 9eimat"
Sic iinS rMfrifanOer" in einem
MlGbnmn Eager

NobeSu $500 Mtonn bonn Mfrifd-
&orpS, ote in Mlobomu als &riegs-
gefangene lino, baben sic bepaloete
&iigelieite bon Sort McGleuan in
Elm Stiid6en bon ienem 9eutid-
lono bermonoelt,. oas lie binter iid
lieBen, ais lie, na6 ibrem &ompf
in Ser @iiite inter General Hom-
mel, Die @offen itredten.
9ieies Eager tpltroe neulid &e-
p%ortern bon 3eititngen, Waga5inen
uno &aoip-S driftItellern ge5eigt.
&einerlei llnterbnltltng nit ben
@efongenen NOR erloubt, ie0o6 muir
oen ale @baien bes 2agerlebens bon
omcrifunii6en Sffi5ieren ge5eigt
uno 6eIpro1en.
Ger S6ema-6-@inoru oes 2u-
gers, oos ouf @runo internotionaler
Mbmo6ungen oenen entlpreden
mllB, oie fir uniere eigenen Soloo=
ten porgeieben iino, lit 0ur6 oen
llnternebmungSgeiit 1lno oie 8e-
triebiomfeit ser @efangeuen p61ig
neri6munoen.
Gen 9euti6en ipar geiagt NOR
Sen, oaB iie 8eiu6 erbalten mir
Sen, ltno 10 batten iie ibr Eager nidt
nltr nett 3ure6t gemo6t, ionoern lie
batten altBeroem in einem ser SGlt-
ier cine &unit-@ uslteaung bergerids
tet. &uf ieoem Gid i'm Speiie-
roltlm uno in pielen moeren SGit-
fern iab man S6nittblumen. Gro
BE Siterlilien i6miidten nod Ben
@ltar ser &apelle, mo Die Webr-
5abl ser @efangenen an oen @ottes-
oienIten teilnebmen.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-21
@iranOs ed~anemsciams

gta6 Dem ufalten 9lbi6ieo", ser
Dem General Senri Sonore @irar0
in &lgier 8uteil muroe, erlieB Der
ais Observation-Disclosures erleoigte @e-
neral einen a6i6ieos6efebl an feline
friiberen Sruppen, norin er iagte:
SD babe eu6 elm 3iel gege6en
-Sieg. Mebr Oenn lie betone ib
nodmals: bort MIR altf ieine Stim-
me unO einen AppeQ-oas lit 6ranf-
reidl 9as lin0 eitre 5amilierL 0ie
boffen, leioen uno Iterben. sic ba-
ben MIR einen @uni6-oaB ibr nit
unieren AQiierten BEN 8ooen oes
8aterlanoes befreit. @nttGuidt mid
ni6tl Saltet 9is5iplin, ieio bor6e-
reitet, ieio 1tarf!"
Washington Journal., 1944-04-21
sdmierise Appeae

Seine gerineen aniprii6e binii6t-
li9 Ser 3ungengeidifli6feit iteat
an oen &orporal Cigar Softer ieoen
Sag Ser Namensaufruf Der 2eute
Ser IA. S6maoron 81 8i6ita Sails
in Geras. @r muB ii6 babel itets
an @amen mie ben folgenoen Die
3unge 5erbre6en:
@cierne, @ipirioion 8las8pcp3f.
8eGerieau, 8ieaauiit, 9lugii6, @or.
c5psfi. @rilie5, &ao5marsfp, &lop.
idinsfi, &~retopic5, &ro6malnp
S~urs5mstp, 2aufersmiler, Wtatlpt
mowsfi, Seiia, Slesafopic5m
Sflomoomsfp, Sioiie, Sparoos
Spenge, 8iafopoulus, 8asfiepc5
uno Oobafimoglam.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-21
0angfermelen
nimmt iiberbanO
s6limmcr ais in SrO6i6itiunsSeiten

W}it S6ouoern erinnert li6 infer
@olf nod oes @ongiter-S reibenS,
oas ieiner5eit bon Dem neolen St
pertinent" Der 8robibitions3eit ge-
5ii6tet mur0e. N6er man miro es
oen Sa6fennern in Der 3entrale oes
8ilnoesgebeimoienites glauben mill.
len, tuenn tie periiGern ooB iel6it
oos 8onoitenpeien Ser prohibitions
tage elm &inoeripiel mar g~egeniiber
ser Sre6beit oeS @erbre6ertums
oos lid) i'm @efolge oes Sdlei6ban-
oelS in ser gegenfpGrtigen &riegs'
5eit entpidelt bat.
yS6mltggel ltno StraBenrGube-
reien sur @rlangung BON Spiritno.
ien-, S6ubmoren=, G1tttItieioe= ltnb
&unltballmipoQe=, @ollmaren- unb
8~el5porrGten uno ionItigen @aren-
beItGnoen fir Sen ui6mor5en"
Marft, 10 beriftet oie 8eb0roe, neb-
men einen beunrubigenoen l1mfong
an, uno SGQe bon 8etriigereien,
0ie6ereien Mor0 uno anoeren @e-
moltberbre6en i'm @efolge oes
S6leiGbanoels mer0en nod ltGn0ig
bGlfiger."
SdnappsI dlmnggel f%lUriert
@m itGrfiten begebrt bon S6mlgg-
Tern uno &Gllbern tperoen Spirituo-
ien6eitGn0e, no1 oenen ia ou6 auf
oem i9nar5en Marft oie le6bofteite
Na6frage berri6t.
0ieS miro ourG Die fir lle6er-
mad]lng Ser @areneinfubr berant-
mortli6e Mmtsitelle i'm S6abomt be-
frGftigt. Man erfdbrt, oaB Die gu
nabme bon Sdmuggelfdaen i'm
&ednungsiobr 1913 gegenii6er Dem
5isfoliabr 1912 g%roBtenteiIs auf
Spirituoien ! @ini6mlggelung emit
fGat. Sn ni6t meniger ais 5746
S4Qen tpur0en I'M &ehnungsiabre
1913 eingei6muggelte Spirituoien-
borrGte bei6lagnabmt.
3iuiIdcnItaatlidJe 9iebitG6le
@ie oos S~dnappsi6muggel,
nimmt aud Die @ntpen0ung bon
@aren inn 8tpii6enitoatli6en Grams
portmeien ~iiberbano. Der @ebeim-
oienit teilte nit, oaB in ben err
item o6t Monoten oes ~laufenoen
6isfalia6res 456 9erionen oieies
9elifts i9uloig ~befunoen mur0en,
gegen 228 i'm glei6en 3eitraum oes
poraufgegmgenen &e6mngsia6reS.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-21
9emtIder Sffiaiersmadidnb pOlitiidj
beeinflnRt

@ie oas 0euti6e 9a6ri6ten-
8iiro mitteilt, lit our6 bic S6af-
fung oes nellen 8oitens zines Gene
ralinIpeftors fir Die Sffi3iersan-
nGrter ser Mrmee Die ein6eitli6e
9(usbiloung uno @r8iebung Ser flint
tigen Sffi3iere Ser oeutI6en @ebr-
ma6t nllnmebr felt I'M Gimme Der
notionalio3ialiitii6en S0eenuelt Der
anfert moroen.
9ie &aoetten ltno S~ffi5iersan-
mGrter unterliegen iett bon Dem Nu-
genblid an, in Dem tie Uniform an-
3ieberl, Ser glei6en ioeologiiden @r-
3iebung I'M Na3i-@eiite, mie ettDo
oie Sitlerilgeno uno S6ubitaffel.
@S be3iebt ii6 Die nelte 8eroronnna
lotpobl a1if Sreimiqige uno einge3o-
gene &efrllten als auf 8~erufsioloa.
ten. Segli6e @rtraitellung, Die bis
lang oie 8ebrma6t etpa bel Der
@uswabl uno @usbiloung ibres
Sffi8iersna6mu6ies gebabt baden
mag uno Die oenn aud man6e 2eu-
tie peranlaBte, ii9 bon Ser angeblifj
ni6tnationallo5ialiitii6en @inItel-
hung Ser @rmee einen umi6nuna
I'M &ei6e 81 erboffen, lit oaonrf
6eieitigt moroen.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-21
1tnredt @nt aebeiht nidt

Sn eirlem feIten S6ranf Ser go
li5ei BON ct. 8aul in Mimneiota
liegen felt einem Sabr 5mei foitbare
&inge. Sic meroen au6 peiter BORT
liegen bleiben, oenn-lie maren BEL
elmer Sralt gefunoen moroen, Die lie
bon einem Wanne erbalten bate,
Der ieinerieits gegenpdrtig pegen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iibt uno einge-
itanoen bat, Tie einem Manne ge-
ltoblen 81 baben, ser iel6er I'M Ser
bre6eral6um Ser Yoli5ei portrait
tiert lit uno ser 0aber beitimmt nidt
ben Wuno aufma6en miro, INN ii6
ais Ser BETTER Ser &inge 81 be-
fennen.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-21
&nflanbfebler mad Dlbenbnrs
beridoben

@ie oie Bremen Na6ri6ten" aus
Sloenburg beridten, treffen CUR 3eit
i'm n@au @eier-gms" BEL Gag unb
Na6t Sransporte bon aus &uBlano
fommenoen oeuti6en Sieolern Elm.
8islans iino 1000 oieier bin- unb
bergei9obenen n8olfsoeuti6en" in
ibrem neuen Interchangeable an
gefommen. 9ie gintreffenoen wer-
oen aif Die l1e6ergangslager bes
@auamtes perteilt, pie oas 8remer
8latt mitteilt, uno 6ann bauptid6-
lid in ser 2anomirti6aft eingeiebt.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-21
Gin sraniises sdanipiel

@or 3ebntauienoen bon Spa3ier-
g6ngern ~itiie8te am Sitermontag BEL
9ltlantic Gitp Elm Sagoflug5elg Der
Slotte in oas Meer, %erploOierte uno
berianf. llnfalboote eilten lofort
3llr lufaaltelle, fonnten a6er feline
Spur oes Iiloten finoen, Der ais
ein5iger in Dem 6lug5eug gepelen
mar. @ie tie 6lotte mitteilt, gebor-
te 0as 8lug8eug 81 elmer 5ormati-
on Ser Slotten- 2uftitation in atlan-
tic @itn.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-21
Mpenfranter, 8lntbeleber,
immer frii6 an baben i'm
8arO, 710-6teS Ctr, N.8


9rue aiiociates" uno Serausseber
Der bieiigen rSnouitrial Control
GeportS.~
George Splpeiter @iered aus Seem
gorf, ser iebt 5 Sabre megen Ser
lebung oes @eiebes betreffs &egi-
itrierung BON Acknowledgment ab-
iibt.
2ois oe 2afapette @aibburn aus
Chicago uno Tacoma, Better Der
uNational 2ibertp 8artp."
@eralo 8. @inroo aus @i6ita
in &anias, Serausge6er bon uSbe
Defender, be5i9tigt NIT Dem eben-
falls angeflagten elmer S. Garnet
in oerielben Staot 5uiammen gear
6eitet 81 baben.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-21
SdueGe AnprObe

9(6t 8rGitte probieren ibre Sod
5eitsflei0er in einem groBen 2aoen
IN philadelphia NIT 8libesi1neae
an. Die MGoHen itanoen 3ien1Ii1
un6efleioet in ibren ltnaitsipredli-
6en, ais &au6 bon einem Seuer I'M
Seller in ben 2aOen orang. 9lls sic
6eiterlpebr eintrat maren sic 8rdit-
te flugs mieoer in ibre &leioer &c.
Idliipft un0 botten li6 in Slider
belt gebra6t.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-21
Sritiide &riegsSemiur
mirO beanltanOet
&rOteite iuceen Nadridtei6icnit
aus Snrma

lOullI Stl lSD2OSl luJtCI IlullCII ulE GU
nen groBen Sell Ser britii6ett 8reiie
in Burma bertreten, teilten neulib
nit, ooB iie bis alf meiteres feline
9eri6te mebr bon oieiem &riegs-
iHalplab ididen, bis Die 3eniurbe-
i6rGnfungen gelodert niiroen.
Ser 8roteit Ser &orreiponoentelt
gegen sic BON ibren ais mablos be-
tradtete 3eni1tr erfol9te, ais Die bril-
tii6e 8reiies gum eriten Mole ieit
Dem @inoringen Der Sapaner in Sn-
oiert, ernlte Gorge ii6er sic Siibrung
oes burmanii6en 6elo3ugeS gum
@usorud bra6te.
2OrO @initers @arnnngen
Sn einem Mrtifel in Sen 2on0oner
y&epnoloS 0eius~ marnte 2oro
@inlter britii6e 3eitungSleier ba-
Dor, sic on6rriiden un0 optimiiti-
iben g%rflGrungen Dor Dem Sale
Singapurs uno sic lln5ulGngli6-
felt Der militariiden Siibrung, 0ie
uns Burma foItete", 5l pergelien.
y@ir meroen unangenebm an oie-'
ie Gage erinnert" fubr 2oro 8initer
fort, Dtpenn mir General au6inled
(oen britii6en 8efeblsbaber in SSr-
oien) Siooim als einen Bunft bon
rfeinerlei Itrategii6er 8eOeutitng"
bei6reiben b0ren, na6oem mir es
unter ni6t iebr gldn5enoen ltmitdn-
Sen gerGitmt baben. 8is iett lit Der
Selo5ug in Burma iebr enttGui6eno
getpelen uno i6eint Elm &uooelmu0-
BEL BON Smpropilationen 5u iein.
Die Gage lit 3~meifelsobne belinrubi-
geno, 1tno Der iapanii6e 8oritoB
na6 Smpbol lit in 9elbi sit 8eginn
pffen6ar bodli6it unteri6Gbt NOR
BEN"
GmtbiiQnngen ii6er bic Ane6ec
&Dnferen5
Ser nSbierber," ser ebenfaaS
i6arfe &ritif an ser 3eniur ii6t,
nennt Die Sorgdnge in Siloien nod
beunrubigenoer i'm 2i6te oeiien, mas
auf Ser &onferen5 bon Quebec ge-
i6ob." 9as 8latt bebauptet, oaB
auf ser &onferen5 me0er Ser ber-
Itor6ene General @ingate nod 2oro
Wount6atten nit ibren 8ori6ldgen
fir cine a-Sffeniipe lei6tes
Spiel batten.
y9[m @noe," i6rei6t oas 8latt,
upurbe Ser 8ingate=Blan angenom-
men, no6oem Der General nit let-
mem &iidtritt georobt bate. 8in-
gate erbielt feline expedition, muroe
aber in mannigfa6er @eiie einge-
engt. @r fonnte ni6ts obne oie 3t-
thinning uno @enebmigung an0e-
rer tun. Mu6inled nn6 Ser ameri-
fonii6e General Stilpea maren BON
Dem Que6ec=Blan ni6t iiber5ergt
%poroen."
@nitraliide 3eitungsamflasen
bei6lagnabmt
gu Wel6ourne uno SioneD in
l%u1trolien mltroen Die Montagmors
gen- Musgaben oes SioneD yMorning
Seralo" uno oes o0ailD Selegrapb"
BON Der Boli5ei bei6lagnabmt, neil
tie iif iiber cine @noronung Ser Gem
iurbeboroe, cine Neuigfeits- Weloung
niht 8u peroffentli6en, bintpegge-
iebt batten.
Die beioen 3eitungen trobten ge-
meiniam BEN 4nor6nungen Ser Gem
iur6eboroe, nadoem Die Soli5ei Die
meiiten @remplare oes Sponep
vSunoap telegraph" fonfis3iert bot
te, neil oieier iid getpeigert batte,
cine getpiiie Meloung aif cine ge-
piiie @eiie gu %bebanoeln.
9ie aagemeinen 3eniur6eitim-
munger iino bon BEN Montag-Mor-
gen-8ldttern glei6faas iibergangen
moroen. Der nMonooD S%elegrapb"
per0ffentli9te au6 berbotene 8iloer.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-21
SOlOat Maple
bOr 0eri6t
Gr ucr6nlf Ocntidjen MnsreiRcrn sur
SlndJt

Ser &riminalpro3cB gegen Sen
Solooten Dale $. Maple, ser be-
i6ulOigt miro, 5tpei Oeittihen &riegs-
g%efongenen gebolfen SIT boberL aus
Dem neutrality-suspicious. Sale in
Colorado 81 entfommen, bat am
Ofontag in Sort 2eabentportb, &alt-
las, %begonnen.
0faple miro ser &erlebung 0eS
ariegSartifeIs So beiduloigt, ser
6abnenfll6t betrifft, uno oeS 9(r-
tifelS 81, Ser Silfe fir Sen 6eino
betrifft.
Gritmalig in nniercr 8cIdidte
n0ie perfiig6oren Nlften Oeltten
an oaB oies ooS erItemal in Ger
amerifanii6en @ei6i6te i'll, oaB ein
amerifonii6er Soloot ollf cine 8e-
.I6uloigrng pro5eiiiert miro, sic
So6Oerrat glei6fommt", erfldrte
oas Armeefommanoo uno fiigte bin-
SIT, Die GooesItrafe lei inter beioen
artifeln m0gli6.
NfopIe mllroe am t9. Sebruar
bon merifanii6en 3oa6eamten in
8egleitltng Ser entfommenen oeut-
iden &riegsgefongenen @rbarot
S6lidtenberg ltlt0 Seinrid &ifililts
nabe 2as Bolomas in Merifo, felt
genommen. Ser @ro5eB finoet llrt-
ter Aitsi6luB Ser Seffentli6feit
ltott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Scranton Pleads for Aid

WASHING TON, April 13
QNS)-A Pennsylvania coal min
ing community, beset with I'M
employment, idle factories and
vacant homes, presented itself TO
federal planners today as a test
case in reconversion.
The city is Scranton. The issue
submitted 10 WPB's appea s
board is whittier small business
and small industrial areas shall
be given a priority in the resump-
ton Of civilian production.
With an economy founded in
the anthracite fields, Scranton
has been bypaSsed by the war
production program. Thomas con-
nors, Scranton editor, told the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

board that the city had lost 1900
population in the last four years,
Now, he said, Scranton has idle
factories, thousands of unem.
ployed and 5000 vacant homes.
This is a test case involving
{ ie broad gauge problem of re-
conversion" Connors said.
Scranton Is the outstanding
example of la surplus man
power areas throughout the
nation that should have a prior
ity I'm recOnverSion.
THE essential fact Is that.
many months after Pearl Har-
Dor, we have this gross and un-
warranted waste of economic
assets-idle resource that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
"a Reported Missing
On Torpedoed Tanker

SAN FRANCISCO, April -
uNS) - Twelfth naval district
headquarters revealed yesterday
that the tanker II. D. Collier had
been sunk by a submarine in the
Arabian Sea in March.
Thirty-three officers and men
are missing. Ten were rescued. OF
a 27-man naval armed guard
aboard the tanker, is were
rescued and II are missing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
100 YankS
I'm Sweden

STOCKHOLM, April IS tINS)
One hundred and ninety u. S.
Fortress Crewmen who made
forced landings in southern Swe-
den recently arrived by special
train today at a camp in the
middle section Of the country.
They were welcomed enthusi-
astically by American fliers who
had made landings on Swedish
soil earlier.
The new arrivals. who said
Sweden resembled Oklahoma and
North Carolina, were in high
spirits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Retiring Posfmdn
To Gel Bond Gift

Henry Veenstra. 63. Of 2497
Field viii start out on his mail
route from the Alfred street post
office Saturday morning for the
last time in 50 years Of carrying
the mail
Before he leaves, Neenstra will
be presented with q gift Of war
bonds by officials from the down.
town postal headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Play BAN Anglers Students
Inlerratlrnal -

committee, stated that had Mr..
Shields held the best interests of
the campus at heart-which he
should, being regent - we
wouldn't have had any difficulty
with the show. -
The committee indicated that
Shields would give his final word
today concerning the radio pro-
cram.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
Up TO SHIELDS

University officials are in Chi
Cago today awaiting word from
Shields 10 determine whether they
will be forced 10 cancel the radio
program also.
Seven other entertainment acts
scheduled for the show have been
cancelled.
Roy Boucher, chairman OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

The second production of VIC
tory Varieties. instituted la $ I
month by a student committee 10
an the gap for first class campus
entertainment for the more than
. 900 servicemcn stationed here,
was 10 have been held April y IN
Hill Auditorium before an eX-
pected crowd OF 5000.
A national company was SChed-
ulcd TO bring ITS regular Saturday
night radio broadcast here for the
benefit Of the Scrvicemen who
Mnuld be admitted free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
International Sound Photo

should be brought into the
national economic picture to
give American citizens a chance
to work and earn a decent live
lihoOd."
ConnorS heads group which
seeks materials unneeded by the
war effort to enable full opera
tons at the Morris White Hand
bag Co. in Scranton, which re-
Gently discharged 226 workers,
adding to the city's economic dis
tress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13
HURT THEATERs

"Mr. Shields gave us as his
reason that the show cOnfiicted
with the business Of the theaters
here In town." she said. "Tbe
policy il undemocratic and
hinders the university in its at
tempt 10 provide entertainment
for the serNicemen and student
body"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-13

ANN ARBOR, April 13-Re-
sentiment OF students on the Vic
tory Varieties committee ran
high todayaS they awaited further
word from Edmund Shield $,
regent Of the University Of Michi-
gan and attorney and vice preSi-
dent OF Butterfeld Thcaters. who
objected 20 the program yesterday
forcing its cancellation.
Norma Heath of Ithaca, y Y.
president Of the Women'S War
Council and member Of the com
mittee. branded his alleged action
'tJudru1OCratiCi
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05
white Australia
PoicyLs Explained

ton. and in some quarters II was
felt that poor strategy was shown
by those responsible for bringing
up the question at this time.
Old Laws In Effect
Australian soldiers have in many
instances stated that the colored
Yank has proven himself a true
American and that they enjoy be-
ing around them il for no other
reason than getting a closeup of
one side OF democracy at work.
Further investigation reveals that
the White Australian" policy was
derived from the Alien Immigra-
ton Restriction act which is in
some ways similar to the alien laws
Of America. Citizens say that these
laws were in effect long before Ne
gro troops were stationed in Aus
tralia and therefore could have no
bearing on them.
They say that Australia has no
desire TO become the melting pot
for future immigrants. especially
the Japanese and Orientals who
would threaten the economic struc-
ture by forcing down wages and
lowering the living standard. These
sources point out that the United
States is in a better position TO
opGn the flood gates of immigration
and being in this position has found
that in doing so. almost gave well
come to fifth columnist and enemy
agents before discovering the mis-
take
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05
BY WILL v. NELLY
AMP War Correspondent

WITH u. S. FORCES IN THE
PACIFIC ANP)-The increasing
tempo OF the White Australian"
policy was recently alievated by
statements OF Australian citizens
that the much discussed question
was not intended for Negro troops
stationed in the Southwest Pacific,
Influential Australians point out
that continued press statements on
the subject are slanted at European
and Asiatic migrants who are max
ing plans 10 settle in this country
after the war.
Hundreds Of inquiries from SOL
diers reveal that there was some
irritation because the Australian
press continued debating the ques-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05

A recent telephone call to several
dozen homes on the East and West
sides Of Detroit showed that most
families are saving waste paper,
according 10 f. a. Schirmer. waste
paper drive chairman Of the Wayne
County Salvage committee.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05
Race SerDicenen
Send More Funds
ToNAACPOMce

NEW YORK. N. "a total Of
Sl87 in contributions has been re-
ceived in recent weeks by the
NAACP from colored men in the
Navy. From the u. s. Naval Air
Station care of the Post Office at
Seattle. Washington, the NAACP
received S37 through Robert V.
Hargrove. OK &c: from 10 colored
men aboard the USS Plunkett. $50
through L. w. Brookins: and from
the Both Naval Construction Battal-
ion. through Frank E. Moore, NJ. NJ.
&c. 500.
From colorsd men in the Army
the NAACP has received in recent
weeks a total of 500 in contribu-
tons and memberships. Through
Captain Claude T. Ferebee OF the
3l8th Medical Battalion has come
S48: and through w. o. Thompson,
of the Medical Detachment Of the
93rd Engineers the sum OF S45 from
four men. Cpls. Claude H. Simmons
and HezZie Bension, and Pfc. Paul
Scurry and Pfc. Wesley N. Young
These latest contributions bring
the total received by the NAACP
from men and women in the armed
services TO slightly less than $4,000
in the last twelve months.