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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-31
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-31
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Eartel crlieB elm Maiifelr in !pei
dcin Den Sereilliateu Stnatcr, Gus.
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China uiles elresen iiliiIlc, nm bc!,
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mola lnlliie al Gbinn 5uriidinller.
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tperOcn mlo or ManoidlErei lniilie
beirelt iperDen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-31

areiilid, 5l MAIDEN. Gn aueitercr
@ruuo ipar bie aui sI1ri;lil,ng ub5iI
lenoe Gini itellung ser 9tatinn.
WGbreiso bes gcgenouri;gen 9rIc@
ges bat ous Ser 9tntional Mcaoemp
'uutcrltellle Office Of Scitaiiiic Ne
iearb ano Development Ole srobtc
2eiltl,ng al luiiienidaitid)er &riegs,
billie in Der ganSen 0cibid)te De-
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iation, Die burin bcitebt, oob jebea
Sa0oratortiin lnO iuoe Saouitrie il:
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oerOteinllna ser nleilten sSiiienlduit.
Ter uidt ehpas, ,oas i'm ,srieoen dui
ole giiuntiglte GSeiie i.nftioniereu
fomlte.
Aus blelent 8rlnloe Baden Ser
aricgsefretar ,l.o Der Slottcnefrc.
tor oen Aeuen s'eieard) poarh ip,'
National Securitp geid)aiieu.oe uud,
6rieoeHsitlub leine Siiigfeit begir
uea iuu.
Ser llllterl lGieo Huiidcn oieic:i!
lluo ben friiherer Gcrlutbsu beltept
oarin, oaB bel Olcier ne,.en Ginrid).
tung alleIl s(uibeln llads Hie iiibrc!,s
ben @ilienfbaftler bes Yanbss III
oirsfte 9erii1rung nit sen iiibreuoel'
VtilitdrS ge5raGt ,reroen !ulleu. S(
peroen iid niht crit ii6er rieorigcr>
Sproiieu auf elner lnngen militia
riii,en siu.;gleiter empur5uarbeitel
baben Gic 5utelIung bon @elom!t
tein ali oieie nelc Stene miro nab:
idcinlid pom 9aneres abl,anaeu.
Tieier Hcieard) @paro beitebt az;
10 Mitgiieecrn: 9 @cllerdlcn, II
Ibmirulen uno II sSlllcnld)aitlerE
pol ocrcN eincr Gin cbtlllaligcr Sff;
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&orlit Ser ErGiiOent bcs Sehnolo
/ glider Snltitutes bon Wailadrlletts
&arl :. Compton, iiibrt. beltcbt ui,
Der oicieun aus 9pger aoanls. oei.
Gbclnifer scr llnlperlitut BON Sui
ShimB auf Seite 6.
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oaB in Der Geidsshauptituot Berlin
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lhuit pertauien. HlllGerocln iinN pill
NueenA 4'tlIifhaucu uno 36 ainos
arieoer in Nelrieb. neutrality-suspicious.
huben aicihfalls in allen Stubt q.
ltrlftclt u'eoer ihren Nrtrleb utIGc.
nplfllilen.
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ncn laGt, tuuptlntlid mit 0en Inter.
'd)icoen ;iuiiG)eu 9fuun uno isrnu,
init NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno Der
Sbeic, ouij Scr Sortitritt Ger &ll
ieuld,nit ser tSrall gclUiNe GortclIe
perld)afil. Die er Dem Mann Der
iugt. rGs iii SatIarte. bn6 Mtimer
blplpgiiri) iuluudjer linS als tSrauen, .
luiGerlc1t Der &erfaiicr Die ultc NJ
geloe upit Dcln "ltarfeu @eihledt'
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tallrn III Sen Tereinigtsn Staatell
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belten 5l,l1 Spier. Nat Den Hei't.
iubren iii bic Sooesratc hitter arng
ncrn ebeniuus gr0Eer uls inter
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oer ,Sabrcn ilunler iuelter nllseiE,
alrDer. bis I'M sllter poh 80 Sabrsu
ihliebliU buppclt iouie!c 6ral,en aal
Neben liro, auic MGnner.
rNtnu fnnn bus ndnulidbe uu0 ba:
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;lpidt cutuurieuen siiltos ucrglci-
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be: elait!ide Tcoerung, miro obcl
inter SIT plel Irnd all5u ieid)t ST.
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lnb Seiitulgsfat,igteit acbnnt inlo
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icnibait SEN &tanfbeiten nit Grfols
5n 9ciba gel)t, Oelto lHcbr Sorteil
m!rS Sic on iid ihon itabilere Irai
ShIub auf Seite Z.
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Gieler slrtitel jeigt, luie Die .3en-
loren III uieieu SGnOern aus Oe;
Nrelicircibcit cine SARGE maNen. Se.
Serialler lit ser GheI oes sluaimS-
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oie 9erihts perfabt lperoeu unO oe,i
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Wi((enfrbaft -
bic t1eue AufQabe

Stem Yorf. 3um brittenulul IN
ibrer Ueid)id)te periubcn ,n.nmebr
Die Sereinieten Staaten cine Stells
gu crridtsn, sic oariiber lpahen iou,
oaB ipiiieuidaftlid)e Gntoefungen
Der GricSens5eit in oen Gienit Ser
uationalen 'SidcrDeit seitcllt lueroen.
Dieie neue Stelle lit oas Jprihunss-
amt fin rationale SiGerbeit (Ge=
Ieord) 8oarb for National Securitp)
oos fiirslid III 8aibinston ieine erlte
Situng geDalten bat.
Der erite bieier GeriuGt, cine Ger-
binoung nit Der 5tpllen @iiienl ltait
iid)er5uIteuen, eriolgte ,piibreno bes
8iirecrfrlcges, oils Ser &onDreB bic
National Ilaoemp Of Sciences CT.
rihtete. Dieic Mfaoemie beoeutete ci.
ne unnlittelbare Silfe in ienem arie.
ge. Sic uerlnod)te es jeDot nift, III!
Grieoen ais ei,l MitteI Ser Siberbeit
Slt flu,ftionieren, llnb s!par hnllpt-
idflid) aus 5lpei @riinben: eriteus,
tpeil DER aongreb Der slfacemie lue-
ser Die 8eiugnis nod oie Diittel gob,
nltd) ulr 'rgeuS etiuas ielbltdnoig ms
@erf 81, iesen; mo sapeitens, apeil
Die YerbinSllrg 5lptihcn militdriid)er
llno sipiler Serteioielng abgeriliell
tpor.
Der 5lrcite Terluh ,pllrbe pdbrer,
Des eritc,l Meltfricses ,ln!ernontnsU
in Der 6o:nl hes 9iutipitul Seiclit
Neieart Councils. Gieier Gpunci
unterltaWo ser 9iatipnui Mcaocm0
funftloilcrtc nlli brci.er 9alis apob
renb 0cs ariepes lub nran Tnegtc bil
9offnunu cs merbc in Ser Sage leiu
feline Satigfeit audi ilu Tricocu iort
5itleeen.
ltebr ols 5tln Sub:c lcllN bobes
Die at 0leIenl Gouncil titlgeu NSii
ienid)aiiier iif benliibt. Tiesnlal aua
bas &eridgcu oornui 5urild5lliibrcn
oaB es ibi,cll al, oc!l gcclgneten Ait
teln iebItc, lire SSoecm uuo lire Gn5
bcdlrlJen oeu SpiErlnliliturS bc
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-31
@l1enfeei,,ery brifiitter
8efetlstaber int Neih

SonOot. Erenier Churchill Nab Die
Grllennllnl Don tSelbniar'dall Mpu.-
9pllc.p jinu SberbcieDisDaber hes
britrdlen 9eiatitngsfrufte III Sellte)
lano mo 5unt hritiidrll Mitaliet
oss iiir Die Teraual!,mg Ic,lti ihlanos
uurgeicbeHcu ailiicrtcu Mcntrplle be.
fanut.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

Bright red plastic tops,
with clear glass base,
cheetfulness for your
table at a penny wise
price, a Birthday Special!
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Interest in Roses

He told me he'd always been
interested in growing things and
when an acquaintance intro
dUced HIM 10 this grower of
roses he asked questions about
the business. Out of conVersa-
tion came the idea OF a new
greenhouse needed for eXpan-
sion and a possible partnership.
So our veteran is trying the
trade, learning it. and if he likes
il he'll invest his cash. And
-MaS-he-eNeE learning -fEeH
the ground up-when i saw him
he was removing thorns from
rose stems -- a menial job If
there ever was one!
Another man, married for
only a year before Uncle Sam
called, is coming back to an
interesting set up. His father
and brother-in-law are in busi-
ness together. They grow philo-
dendronS exclusively.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
In Popular Demand

Phllodcndrons are highly pop
ular house plants, come in vari-
Gus species. This greenhouse
range on Long Island has prac-
tically a monopoly on the New
York trade because nobody else
nearby seems to grow the same
thing.
But philodendrons would root
and grow much more rapidly
in Florida. could be trucked up
10 Long Island, and the present
greenhouses might be used en-
tirelY- distributing center.
That's the family plan-a new
greenhouse range IN Florida
and the returning son and wife
to run II. Nice -
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Vets Turn
ToGardens
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

As VETERANS return from
"a the wars, their thoughts
turn naturally 20 Jobs. Some
wish TO follow the same line
that interested them before the
conflict while others have made
up their minds TO try some
thing quite different from their
former positions.
Let me tell you a story or
two about veterans who have
come home 10 find their inches
in the field of horticulture.
First there's the young man |
met while visiting a commercial
grower of roses.
He spent the war years IN
the Pacific areas, following the
fight up from Australia almost
10 Japan. lie said he couldn't
spend any Of his pay because
there wasn't anything 10 spend
il on. therefore he now finds
himself with a good sized pile
of cash.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Former Delivery Boy

Then there's the one-time
florists delivery boy who knows
a bit about all phases of the
business. In fact he's spent
the war delivering a colonel
hither and yon. He's going to
open a shop of his own.
These jobs in horticulture
should be Of particular interest
to veterans who need the heal
ing of work with living things.
Jobs in nurseries, growing or
selling, out of doors all day long
are almost Arrest cure for tired
nerves and bodies.
Horticulture is a big field, has
room for many workers, and
offers wide and unusual OPP
portunitieS to folks who have
a feeling for things that grow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Pert ,. P.ss l3-Ost. a. la4s OITs01 SUNDAY Times
Keep Active, Happy
To Fhwort Old Age

on UnC checks and lips VIII warm
the soul. make smiling that
eycr-prcscnt companion.
il IS vitally important TO give
tAe- -eeR4p44A-Aa-+l-.-heSt of care
50 that lines VIII not appear.
-LSe creams -1EGelY.-L -ihem
remain on over night Tap and
slap The flesh so the blood
stream VIII race and bring
bloom 10 The checks.
Keep IN close touch with what
Is going on. See amusing NOV
los. Read books that people are
talking about Don't get into a
rut Get out Of doors every day.
Fresh air and sunlight will keep
mlldcw out of the heart.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Fruit S+oraoe

DRIED FRUITS such as
dates, figs, apricots and peaches
will keep moist if stored in
porcelain enameled containers
with lids. This should be done
as soon as fruit is brought
from the store to prevent air
from driving il out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Out Of Touch

Keep the brakes on emotions.
Emotional storms raise the dick.
efts tV-tttt1 appearance because
they have q devastating effect
upon physical and mental
health.
Some women get sour when
they get old. They feel out OF
touch with modern life. No rea-
son for that. One can be useful,
carry on, find interesting work
10 do.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

4 RE the flowers, feminine
- beauty buds, blooms and
then its petals fall, Autumn
comes 10 every Woman cYentu-
ally, and nothing can he done
shott IT. Bat there's no-reascn-
why she should look Sere and
yellow
II She takes care Of her
health. lives a wel-orEanizcd
life, keeps cheerful. attends 10
her good looks chores, she
should still have a youthful fig-
ure an 6Q. show few wrinkles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Completion Care

Smart clothes are an incen-
tive 10 an active, happy life.
A new hairdo now and then viii
be an uplift. A touch Of color
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

Vitamins A, B, c,
d, G in each cap
sule-so easy to get
the vitamins you
may need this way!
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

Saline antacid, for
the relief of hyper
acidity, stom a c h
distress. Pleasant
tasting, favorite by
many.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-20
NE ! BISHOP ELECT
ARRIVES HERE AFTER
LONG MOTOR JOURNEY

Bishop-elect Thomas H. Wright
arrived in Wilmington yesterday
evening after motor trip from
San Antonio, Texas, accompanied
by his wife and three children and
is staying at the home Of friends
in the city, it was learned last
night.
DR.. Wright recently resigned as
pastor of St. Marks church in San
Antonio and will move into the see,
recently vacated by the retiring
bishop, the Right Rev. Thomas c.
Darst, as soon as it can be made
ready. Conservation of the new
Bishop of the Diocese of East Car
DINA will take place October 5.
No ceremonies have been SEIZED
uled until the morning OF the con
secration, at which time high
church dignitaries from through
out the country will participate II
the services. The Ri. Rev. Henry
St. George Tucker, presiding
bishop for the Episcopal church O.
the United States, has been nam
ed as consecrator, and the bishops
OF Maryland, North Carolina, Lou
isiana and West Texas are expect
ed to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-20
HORROR STORIES
MOUNT IN COURT

LUENEBERG, G E R MA NY,
Sept. 19-(P)-In the clipped, re-
strained testimony of British Off
GERS, five military judges trying
Josef Kramer and A co-defendants
for mass murder today heard de-
scriptions of new horrors Of the
Belsen concentration camp Kra-
mer commanded.
Kramer and all but one of the
guards who served under him lost
their impassivity as the story, its
sensational nature contrasting
sharply with the quiet manner Of
its presentation went into the rec
ord. ~
Only Irma Grese, 81 year old
blonde who was Kramer's chief
woman guard, managed to main
! tain the defiant, contemptuous look
that marred her undeniable good
looks.
The prosecution told the story
today of:
1. A water supply system at Bel.
sen consisting of five concrete watts
| Continued on Page Two; Col. y
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-20
ITALY WILL LOSE
PORT OF TRIESTE

LONDON, Sept. 19-R-Foreign
Ministers of the Big Five nations
said tonight they had reached sub
stantial agreement on the trouble.
some Italy-Yugoslav boundary dis.
pute and had turned over to their
deputies the drawing of the actual
boundary line.
A communique issued after two
sessions today of the Big Five
Council said it had been decided
to make Trieste, now in Italian
hands, an international port, ano
give each nation sovereignty over
peoples speaking its language.
This solution, giving Yugoslavia
less than she had asked and taking
from Italy more than she wanted
to give up, apparently was in line
with the formula proposed by So
Wet Foreign Commissar V. M
Molotov yesterday.
Territories which belong te
Croats and Slovenes should be re
turned to them. Those which are
italian in character, it will be prop
Continued on Page Two; Col. s.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-20
DAVIS RESIGNS
ECONOMIC OFFICE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19- up =
President Truman tonight accept
ed William H. Davis resignation
as Economic Sterilization Director
in letter which took the sting
out of the Presidents indirect crit
lcism Of Davis yesterday.
At his news conference yester'
day reporter asked the Presl-
dent about a statement attributed
to Davis that the administration
favored an increase of so per cent
IN wages without any accompany
ing rise in prices. The President
said Davis was not speaking for
the administration.
In his letter to Davis, made pub
lie by the White House late in the
day, after Davis had paid a cal
there earlier, Mr.. Truman said:
i have seen the transcript Of
your recent press conference, &C
counts of which occasioned some
misunderstanding. The transcript
Itself shows that the true purpor'
Of your discussion was to expires:
the hope and confidence that thu
economic policies already adopted
by the government would lead tn
country to the high level OF pro
oCction and distribution at whic1
We are ali aiming. About that ain
there never has been any conflicts
OF views"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-20
Transcontinental To In.
oaugurate 14-Hour Trip.
To Europe
lRx The Associated Pressl

The speed flight of three Army
B-29's from Japan to the United
States conceded yesterday with an
nounc ements by three commercial
airlines that they hoped to step up
passenger transportation to a 300
miles-an-hour level soon.
Transcontinental and Western
Air said it hoped to become the
first 300-mile-an-hour airline and
planned to inaugurate a 14-hour
New York to Europe service with
in a few weeks. #.<
. Pan American World Anyways
said it was adding 118 new flights
to its Latin American division
schedules and had plans for using
300 miles-an-nour craft that would
carry as many as 204 passengers.
The company said new planes now
on order would make possible an
11-hour New York to London SER
vice. It said it was aiming later
at 40O-mile-an-hour speeds.
Eastern Air Lines announced
through its president, Capt, Eddie
Rickenbacker, that it had signed
contracts for 20 new-engined plan
|es that would cut the company's
schedules from New York to
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-20
ATTLEE TELLS INDIA
| SELF-GOVERNMENT TO
BE FORTHCOMING SOON

LONDON, Sept. 19.-F-Prime
Minister Attlee told India tonight
that positive steps would be taken
Immediately after the forthcoming
Indian elections to give the sub
continent full self government.
He spoke by radio to both India
and Great Britain, simplifying
earlier remarks by Lord Wavell,
the Viceroy.
1.-The first step is to get as soon
as may be as demcratic repre-
sentation Of the Indian peoples as
possible Attlee said.
He said elections Of Central and
Provincial legislators would be
held this winter and followed ''by
positive steps to set up a constitu-
ent assembly of Indian-elected re-
representatives. charged with the
task Of framing a new constitu-
tion.''
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-20
Fly Last Leg OF Trip In
Little Over Two Flap
sed Hours

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-R-
Three B-29's completed tonight
the first flight direct from Japan
to the capital, but failed to make
it nonstop because of unexpeced
headwinds.
1--WE hit weather you wouldn't
hit once in so times" declared 1t.
Gen. Barney M. Giles, leader OF
the Superfortress flight which
landed at National Airport shortly
before 10 p. m. EWT.
Tired and disappointed, but far
from downhearted, Giles declared
the same trip would be made
nonstop many times in the future.
The three huge ships flew nearly
1000 miles from the Island OF
Hokkaido, stopping to refuel al
Chicago.
Giles disclosed that they landed
at Chicago with from 100 to 1900
gallons of gasoline in their tanks
but had chosen not to take any
chances with the big planes.
This was a practical test, no
a stunt" Giles said.
The three mighty bombers, strip
ped of the guns which they hae
carried into compat over Japan
left Mizutani Airfield near Sap
roro, capital of the nocthernmos
Of the Japanese main islands, a
approximately 4 p. m, Easter
War Time, Tuesday, and reached
Chicago around 6 p. m. (EWT
today. !,
They flew on to Washington il
just over, two hours.
Gen. H. H. Arnold Army Air
force chief who was among tn,
score of more of Generals wait
ing to greet the three 12-ma1
crews, said the flight was made
to see ''just what we might ex
pect from an airplane of this
type. -
II think we found out quite 8
Bit" he said. 1--WE found out. a
least, that we can lily from Japar
to Chicago with headwinds al
the way"
Giles said that the worst head
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