davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23

SeB befin0et iid nidt lilter Sen
&ro8eiiierten. Cine hritii Q pdin-
ter : aommiIIion teilte Dem @eri6t
nit, oaB SeB geiitig nidt IN Der
Gage lit Iid] in @eridt 3u pertei0i-
gen o6.Do6l er gu ser 3eit, ga er Die
ibm CUR 2oit g%elegten Straftoten BE.
gin8> pou 5uredjnungsfabig mar.
u5n @roBbritannien mar Seb bor-
~ii6er9ebeno o0lig geiitesfronf", 10
erfldrte Elm 6ritilder 8ortfiibrer.
uSein 3uitano bat iid gebeliert. gr
lit iest nift geiitesfranf, aber poaig
bplteriid un0 er leioet tpirfli6 on
amneiie. gr lit peridlagen, ober
er erinnert it'd an nidts 8ereange-
mes. 8enn man ibm 8erbreden
borDirft, DeiB err 9arnidt, woriiber
gelpro6en miro" 8eoba6ter, Die
&eB mabreno Der Iebten orei Wonate
ltuoierteL bn6en oarauf bingepielen,
oaB er lid aus 6ragen NIT elmer
@el6idliffeit beraustpinoen fam,
ME es llur einem gan8 auf Der Sobe
befinolid)en Wonne moglih lit.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
8affenro65ia
III n,5.s5oue

Granffurt a. 81 SIN Morgen,
qrallen oorgebenoe alnerttantlhe
5ruppen fiibrten in Der gelamten
s3one Der 8ereinigten Stanten cine
@a5Sio ourd, Inn nod 3eifen or
aaniiierten @ioeritanOes, Boffen
uno GtGei1bonoels Woglitfeiten
81 fabnoen. 10000 Deutite wurs
Sen babel in Soit genommeIt.
Son Ser arn1ee purbe befannt
qeaeben, ooB ale oerfii9baren 1rip-
pen 3u Ser &n55ia eingelebt Darela.
Gs mar oies gum 5~lpeiten Wfal IN Den
Iehs Wonaten Der 8eiesung, bob
cine iold)e Ieberraidaings MaB-
nabme in elmer gan5en Gone ms
Werf geiest pnroe. Dor mebreren
Nsonaten 6otten Die amerifaner be-
reitS cine abnli1e Ra65ia peranital-
tet, Die ebenfoas idlagartig ourf)<
qefiibrt muroe.
Direfte 9eridte iiber Die @rgeb-
niile oes llnternebmens Iagen nod
nidt Dor, ober onron t~eilnebme1oe
5oloaten ~erfldrtenJ Die 3a55ia pur0e
10 ariinolih porgenommen, 6aB aaeS
f~onfissiert fpuroe, mas iid in ueber-
tretuna Der 4~nor0nllng Der Wllitar.
regierung in ben 9dnoen Der 3ioi-
liiten beTono iogar Shofolaoen-
tofeln, oie oeutifen Wd0den uoll
Soloaten qeqeben Doroen paren.
Inter unoerem muroen aud Glei-
ounasitiide aus oinerifaniife Ar-
meebeit1noen gefunoen. 4ber 0as
Sauptougemert Duroe aif 8aTfen,
Munition un0 ungemobnlihe Se-
bensnittel- IotDie grennitoffporrdte
in Sen S6n0en Der oeutifen 3iuilbe-
uo(ferung geridtet. uGie 3iele MUIR
ben einselnen Girbeiten 3~tgeauieien
uno Sic lluteriudung fritiifer 3iele
mar bis ginbruh Der Dnnfelbeit
beenoet." 10 erflarte oos Arrnee-
Sauptquartier. Gin paor Inter
iufungen oiirften nift Dor Montag
been6et .iein."
Gie amerifoniifen Srllppen GIN
aen nit einem Tempo Dor, oas Die I'M
Morgengrauen oufaeideu6ten Gent
ifen eridredte. Sn ben Didtiglten
StG6ten rpuroen Strdbeniperren nm
qarae &ousbIofs erriGtet mo feoes
ein5elne 6abraeiie 9epriift, ebenio
pie bic Yapiere bon Eentiden wie
Jliidtlingeu.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
Raumuno brit. Stiff
punfte ~perlanet
Col. 11leGormia firdtct, Nob britiiAc Gcbictc IN scr
1peItlid,cn hemisphere NasM rertUenOet tcerNcn
eSnntcr,, IN, m,s pieleiAt nit atentbcntbcm an,s>
o~rciictt

Nep .Yorf, Colonel Hobert
McGormid, Der 8erle9rr Ser Obi
coqo Eribune", oerlongte in elmer Dor
Der Soreign 8olicp Ii~iociotion in
Seem Oorf gebaItenen Reoe, Dab oe
8ereinigten Staoten BON ben 8riten
oie HGumung alIer ibrer @ebnte in
Der iDeitIihen tSemiipbdre For0ern
loIIten, oonit Tie nidt in einem du-
funftigen &riege als Stiispuntte ge.
Qen sic 0~ereinigten Staaten benlIst
mer0en fon1en.
McGormid Tiibrte aus, OaB Die
Rdumung britiiher @ebiete in oieier
Semispbdre MIR cine Der 8eoingnn-
gen fir @eidenfe ODER anlelben"
biIoen ioIlte, uno fubr fort: uBtr
boben nod cine meitere 6oroeruns
an ENGLAND 3u erbeben, uno 5fpnr
iopobl i'm 0alnen Der Sumonitot
ols aud aus Siherbeitsgriinoen. IS
1T bic &1umung nller leiner Berlt-
surtgen in oieIem GroteiG. aonaOa bat
enolih iette llnobbdngigfeit errlt-
aen. Ole fIeinen Golonien I'M 4ar1-
btif)en Meer limo niht tart gerltl9,
.um oas e~beafoIIs 5u er5ielen. Sic lttlo
fiir oas britiide Reih bon tettent
mathematician 8ert, obpobl lie ei-
rer an3obl BON Beomten ben Inter-
bolt berihoffen.- Sic iollten Die 5rel-
belt erbalten, rpie Guba ieine 6reiheit
erhalten bat. 5ie bnben in Der Der
aonqeubeit ais 5tiispinfte gegerl uls
aeoient uro fonrten pieoer oo6n per-
man0t per6en, I'M uns piellelht mt
atombomben arl8ugretfen."
,@ir fonnen Ger Berunt1porfnn9
fiir oie llebel niht entgeben, meife
bflfloien 8olfern bon ben 8riten,
1ransolen uno SoIlanoern 8lgefiigt
neroen, oie amerifoniide Serb nrO
9adt.@affen be1ritbeu, I'm oie GIN
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
Jas PokeT1pleI UNI die Ht0nb0mbe 9Qbt WeltQl
&etn Sreffen
Der v0roben 3"

@uIbington = Inregungen fir
cine baIoige 3niammentunft 9rGft-
bent TrumanS, MnrihoII Gtalirs
uno Hremier gttlees finoeu cine reht
fiibIe Alifnobme I'M @eiBen 9auS
INTO Stoatsoeparemeut. sln5eiden
oeuten oarouf bin BOB @oibin9ton
fir cine lolfe 8e9egnuitg weniger
81 bo6en lit ais 2onoon ooer Msos-
fat.
@enn fif ieood attlee o0er Sta.
lin alf Ben Ston6punft itellen, oaB
cine 3onferen5 orin9eno eripiinltt
it, Damn mliroe Tie arpeifelIos o6ge-
bolten meroen. @eiBes SaltS ME
Staats0eportuent lotIen ole 4niidlt
pertreten, baB Sic 8robleme, ole iebt
ser @ntlheioung ourd Die groBen
9rei barren, ourd} ole 3~egierun8s,
defs ~feinespegs leihter eeloIt wer-
0en fonnen uIs ourf ibre oipIoma-
tilf)en 8ertreter.
Bon einigen 8eobodtcrn miro ods
8eriogen ser 2onooner AlBenmiri-
iterfouieren5 i'm September ais Be-
meis fiir hire aniiht nngefiibrt, bob
BEL perionIiGen 3uiommenfiinften
bober Amtsoertreter feline 8unoer
pollbradt meroen foniten. Sa, man
neigt iogor ser Aniift 3u,. 0oB Die
Sdpierigfeiten in 2onoou ourb
perIonli1e Artagomisnen SuiiheH
8Drnes, Bepin utro Molotoff Der
idGrIt muroer. SotldfIi6 lit Die
aonferen3 iebod an Den llhterIdie-
ben Ser poIitiifen 3ltrie onf9eflu-
gen. Selte iirO ole SalsptprObleme
fir ole @roBen Irei:
/. 9tonlbontbe.
2. Sopan: &aBlnno forOert cine
GontroIffommtHion aus Ben 8ers
einiaten Stoaterb @roBbritdrmien.
G6hot nno RltBldno, .oie einItims
nlige @ntiheioungen trifft.
8. 8alfan: MuBIano mill, 6nB bic
8egietungen, 8uIgoriertS lino Ru.
mdttiers in ibrer Begenw1rtigen
6orn1 anerfannt peroen. Die 8erei-
nigten Stnnten uno @roBbritanniett
boben tie ais lin6emofratiih be3eifJ-
net lno ole Entertaining bis 5ltr
abbaltinng ridtiger 8abFen uer-
peigert. Beibe Seiten 1aben sli6
bier in unnad9ie6ise Stellungen
handkerchief.
4. 9elttidlano 3ieies 9roblem
miro umio fritiiher, n meter Der
8inter uoranidreitet. Gin GROCER
Cell Der Disorgnnifiertlng in
Geltidlouo miro bier altf 6os irotl-
3oiiide geto i'm aontrol[rat gegerr
ettte oeutide Notwithstanding Big
gu elmer. gntiheiouilg iiber Die Sei-
lung Don 8beinlono uno Rubrgebiet
5uriid8efiibrt. @enn Die 4lIiierten
cine @ntideioung iiber 8beinlanO
uno Hubrgebiet berbeifibren f0nnen,
oiiriten lie. einen Geil ibrer ,,oeut-
iden Gopfidmer5en" los iett.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
GuOe
elmer @piontu

9oris. Ger Courier Sc 9o-
ris@ o~eroffentIiht einen Artifel fiber
ben 600 3itq 8rulls, Die in ibrem
Barrier Shlai5immer in Der 0od}t
oeS 20. September erifoIien muroe,
tpabreno Elm @bonogropb ,2ili
Marlene", On5 Murialieo oes afri.
faforpS ipielte.
Sic Getting, sic ibre Snformo-
tionsqletle oer6eimlidte, bebouptet,
&itd lei bon 3fpei lttlbefanften Man-
alern iberfoiIen u1to erle0igt por6en.
Sic babe geihlafetb als iid) lire bei-
ben W0rSer Ing 3ininer idlifen.
Ger cine 5o9 lebr metbooii9 Ben
8bonegrapben auf uno Iegte Die
1lotte Sill MnrIere" nuf. 9onn
ifJritten Tie 5ltr grefution. 9as 2ieo
iibert0nte oie 3ilferuie Ritas uno
audi Die Sdiiiie.
Rita 8rulI erblidte ais &ita
Marfpol6 oos Qift Der @eIt in
Berlin. Sic foil cine, ouSgeiproHene
Sdonbeit gepeien ein. als iungeS
Mao6en beiratete lie. einen Geutld-
bobmen. tlolnens &url 8ruIl uno ge-
gen Gn6e Ser GreiBiger Sabre bottle
lie tbren Weg in Die @eitapo eeiun-
oeti. Sic botte Sprahtalent uno
ging 3eitneiLig ol8 Gli1Berin, Bel
gierin Gngldn0erin ooer 5ran5oiin.
Sic reiite unter pielen Namen uno
bate ebeniouiele 2iebidnften. Ger
oeutihe @eneralitnb batte es ongeb-
lid) ibr 5n beroonfen 6oB er Dor
&riessausbruh idlon in ben gefit
Der Elane Der fran3oiiihen Militdr-
flug5elge fam. SIN Sabre 1889
lodte lie einem iungen belgiihen
2eutnant bas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mis- elmer 1telien Antitanffanone nb.
Ser 2eutnnnt etoete Dor Dem Gre
futionspeleton.
Nofs benz 6oTle 5ranfreids mur-
De ftta Die 8ellebte 0es Mtlltnr=
gouperneurs BON Yuris, General b.
Sdomberg. @leid5eitig ipiirte lie
Der iran5oiiifen ltatergrunobeme-
gung nad.
Sp1ter mur6e lie Die @eliebte oes
peiBruiiii6en 5iibrers Bail Salt
idenfo Der nit ieiner Organization
auf oeutiher Seite mar. alS I'M Sui
8. 5. 4altihenfo perbaftet uno pro-
oeiiiert puroe erihien Hita grull
I'M @erihtslodI uno plaoierte fir
ons 2eben hires 8eliebten. Sic MUIR
oe bon 2euten oes fran5oiiifen I'm
tergrunos erfannt, Die lire 8erbuf-
tung perlangten. Ger golante &id-
ter ieoo6 mics Hitd leoigli6 aus
Dem Saal, Goltidenfo muroe erihoi-
ien. Hita aber nobm lid einen an
bern @eliebten - ibten lesten.
Der Courier oe 8aris" oeutet
an oob 8itn. bic 81 Sa6re aft mar,
BON opef @p~6dnsern 9dltidrnfos
n6getal tporoen lit.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
gou 9OualS gca

Netp gorf (G0M = MoIotoff bot
ioeben I'M intcrnotionalen Sofere
lpie[ nm oie Ntombombe cine neite
9arte ge5ogen. mo iein @eiid)t
ideint a%n5loenten, oaB er mo8lider'
ueile Elm ..p3aeS Sous" bot.
Im 6. Rooember periprod er oett
3ltiSen oaB lie Atomenergie baben
miiroen, unO uieles anoere audl. Cine
8ode Ip1ter mohten sic MoSfalter
3"pitunQen pie0erlim A%noeutungen
ii6er 6ortidritte Ser @iiienidoft ollf
Dem @ebiet Ser Atomforfhung uno
e~rpabuten gebeimnisoone @rperi-
mente i'm onteniifen EeiI bes &uit-
fniu8. gs mag lein ooB bic Spren-
qltnq 6es 8leidtoms 9elungen lit,
ms oos f6nnte cine nod pidtigere
@ntoeGlitg lein nls sic 0onneril0e
3ertriimmerlnq oes llrolt : Atoms.
&ann Ieiit - ober mer DeiB2
Gie on0eren 8artner I'M gltom.
hofer miiroen 0oS ober 9erne piiieu.
Sic piir6en Elm menig aus ihren
eigenen &arten oltsplauoerns fnaS
inns iobolo sic &lilen 0ns 9leifpe
tim. Nber Tie molten 0ie llronfarte
iofanqe mie moqIid fir lid bebolten.
0ie Sprren Euimon, NttIee nn0
ainq iino nidt ~iiber3eugt, Dob Die
8erbreituna 0etaiaierter Snforma.
tionen in ge3lt9 ouf Die anpenOung
Ser atomener9ie" i'm 4ltgenblid ,ar
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23
v@olitilder
Tii65u9"

@aibingfon, - Sli Der offentli-
den 8earl Sarbor unteriudung
miro in 6ieier ISOLDE piellei1t Ser
Name 8rdiioent &ooieuelts in Ser
binoung mit Ger 8erteilun9 Der
omerifaniiden 6lotte i'm atlantif
uno Ha5ifif Dor Der &ataitropbe
BON 9earl Sarbor qenannt merAen.
9enn oos aus Mitglieoern oes Sc
mats uno oeS 9alies 3uIamnenge-
iette Neutrality-suspicious. miro
udbrlneinli6 8ertreter ser Warine
iino oes Sepres iiber Die Gteigniiie
ibeirngen, Die Dem tragiiden Z. De-
aentber 194t pornufgingen.
Als eriter 3euge in 0ieier Inter
Washington Journal., 1945-11-23

iudpng8p6oie itebt Ser iebt I'M
Hubeltqno le6enoe MomiraI s. 8.
&i6or0Ion qlf Der 3eligenliite. gr
ioll bonn &omitee ooriiber befrogt
mer0en, porlim our fro8lihen Belt
Sic 5lotte ibren Stiispunft in 8earl
Sarbor bate, iotuie iiber leine &ei.
len nod @aibington i'm Suli lno
Gftober oes Sobres 1910 uno ii6er
Ieine g%eipredungen nit 8rdiroent
R~ooIebelt. 8ei0e Mdnner iollen Oa-
mals nidt 3ur nebereinltimmuilg
gefommen iein. !.
@erii6te ba6en idon Dor longem
bebauptet, 0oB Giharolon giniprlA
er6ob, ais 8rdiioent 8ooIeOelt einige
Gdlifiseinbeiten aus Dem Ba5ifif
in sen atlontif oeridieben mollte,
no iie our 8eriorgling Der griten
oermonot meroen iollten.
IS itebt a~ftenm6Btg felt baB
einige Monote nnd ser abietung
Ridar6lons orei Sdlodtidiffe, ein
6lrg3eugtrdger, bier areu5er uto
neltlt ,3erltorer aus oern 8o5ifif &c,
aogen uno Der atlantifflotte ange-
alieoert murben. 4omirol 2. 3.
Snglis, Der critic 3euge i'm offentli-
den 8erb0r, bat bereits in Der per-
gangenen ISOLDE a~ilsgeiogt, oaB Die
9a5ififflotte ldon Dor ser 8eridie.
burg nunteriid fleiner olS Die Der
Sapuner mar. @r erfldrte, Dob Die
9uAfifflotte ourd Die 8eridiebung
MIR llngef6br 8fuei Grittel Ser at-
lantifflotte betrltg.
QuBerbaGb ser &omitee- Gdum-
Iiffeiten lit 6errn &ooieoelts Same
bereits ouf oemofrotii6er Seite sc.
fallen, no uerii1ert muroe, bob bic
Republifaner ben 8eriud MAIDEN,
sic unteriu6ungen in einen angriff
aif ben peritorbenen Bralioenten
All perwanoeln.
9ieie 4uffoiiulg tplroe offen gum
ausorud gebradt, ais @%eneralpoit.
meiIter gobert 6. Sannegan, Der
Goriibenoe oes oemofratfIden Wa-
tionolfomitees in Sren6 Gid, Sno.,
erfl1rte, Die republifaniihen &omi-
teemitgIieoer Ieien oaroaf aus 8oo-
Ieuelt I'll rerleumoen~. CT be5eidy
nete repllblifoniide 5oroerungen,
einen ginblid in Die Aften 0es per,
iforbenen Iraiioenten 81 erbalten,
ais einen upolitiifen 5iifBus".
Sic Senatoren 6erguiom g.,
Mid., uno 8rewiter, g., Maine,
batten Sen eriolgloien Geriufl ge-
nlu6t, ols gin3elperionen oas Redt
Ill erbalten, alle Hegierungsunter,
iagen, eini6lieBlid ~oieienigen Serrn
3ooiepeltS, onrhinhen gu biiriensa
Sic 0emofratiide Mebrbettnatelte
lid ouf Den Stanopunft. oaB oieies
Meft MIR Dem 9omitee ols GANGS,
nift ober @in5elmitelieoern gen6brt
meroen iolle.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-10-27
Party Held

As a welcome party for Mrs. Lucy Gregorioff, of Afognak, who is now making her home here in the Fred Sargent residence, Mrs. John Hubley and Mrs. Kla Lund entertained at dinner at the Sar- gent place recently.
 Guest list included Mesdames George Bllnn, Ruth Benson, Mary Wills, Grace Kerr, Charles Skinner, Joe Heitman, Annie Huey, Charles Madsen, Allie Sanders, Ben Sholl, Dunia Hart man, Lena Metrokin, Oscar Nel- son, Louise >Gregorioff, Joe Loughran, Stella Anderson, An- nie YericaIoff, K. Hansen, Tom Frost, ST., Betty Hirzel, Vivan KiIgore, Robert von Scheele, H. A. Howe; the Messrs and Mes danes William Robertson, Clar- ence Selig, J. R. Malutin; the Misses Mary Chichenoff Eunice von SeheeIe, and Susie Mikelson.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-10-27
Talmage Smith

The above named person may call at CHRISTY'S Bakery to- day and receive the Weekend Special FREE. (adv)
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-10-11
10000 Men Will Quit
u. S. Navy by December

WASHINGTON. - Some 10000 old
er navy and coast guard reserve
officers and men were assured of
discharge by December under the
navy's new point discharge plan.
The plan was formally put into eff
feet recently. 1t is designed to return
to civilian life colder officers and
men who have contributed their full
share of wartime service"
Here's how it works:
A total of SO to 81 points is needed
for discharge. depending on the arm
of service Points are awarded
solely on the basis of age and length
of service. One point is allowed for
each year of age to the nearest
birthday, and one point for each four
months of active duty completed
since September !, 1889
The navy estima d that 10000 re-
servists - II, 800 officers and 10000
enlisted men would be ELIGIBLE for
release by December. However,
since the plan is continuous, dis
charges will 60 on after that as men
accumulate necessary points.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-10-11
Civilian Risks
In Travel Rise
All Railway Cars Pooled by
ODT; Riders May Not Get
Where They're Going.

WASHINGTON. - Civilians can't
say they haven't been warned. Those
who insist on travelling by train will
do so hereafter at the risk of new
delays.
The uncertainty involved in future
rail travel by civilians was made
clear by the office of defense trans
portation when it ordered all pas
senger day coaches and parlor, bag
gage, express, club, lounge and din
ing cars put in a pool to be avail
able on demand for the use of the
armed forces.
If necessary, cars can be shifted
from one train to another, or from
one railroad to another. Trains can
be dropped from one schedule and
put on another.
Most Sweeping Order.
c. H. Buford, vice president of the
Association of American Railroads,
said, however, that an effort would
be made to select the equipment in
a way that would avoid the neces-
sity of disseminating trains outright.
ODT could not estimate just how
deeply civilian train travel would be
cut from now on. But spokesman
indicated that travellers particu-
larly would-be vacationists - faced
several alternatives, all unpleas-
ant.
They can take a chance and not
get where they're going. If they get
there, they might not get back, and
if they do, it could be late, or, pref
erably from the governments point
of view, they can stay put.
The new order was the most
sweeping yet issued by the ODT in
its campaign to clear the rails for
army deployment. 1t will remain in
effect until the end of the war un-
less conditions permit earlier termi-
nation.
Must Stop 'Traipsing.'
In past actions, pullman space fo1
civilians has been cut Sc per cent,
with more reductions in prospect.
Pullman SleeperS have been taken
off runs $50 miles or less. A five day
limit has been imposed on securing
reservations. And race horses and
show animals of all kinds have been
barred from rail passage.
"The military requirements must
and will be met" Col. ]. Monroe
johnson, ODT director, said bluntly
in announcing the newest travel
curb. And in a radio address recent
ly he reiterated that further steps to
curtail civilian travel twill be taken
when and if necessary" and as
serted:
"We've got to stop this traipsing
around the country on pleasure trips
and get down to the job of winning
the war"
There was just one bright spot on
the vacation front. The war produc-
ton board removed all restrictions
on manufacture of trunks and lug
gage.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-10-11

of the men in the Armed Forces
He pointed out that while some of
them away from the religious in
fluence of home, break away from
their faith, the faith of the majority
was truly edifying. He illustrated
his point by telling of battalion in
the front line, the Catholic members
of which could not leave their posts
long enough to hear Mass These
men, said Father Kenny, did, how
ever, in the few minutes allotted to
them, go to Confession.
At the Communion Breakfast,
which followed the Mass, over one
hundred and sixty members of the
Sodality heard an address on
Catholics and Tolerance" by Ian
Ross MacFarlane, noted radio news
commentator.
Mr. MacFarlane, who began his
radio career with station WEI in
Hagerstown, spoke of the many who
had received God into their hearts
at Mass that morning and pointed
out that it was Jesus tolerance OF
mans failure and commissions that
permits this great act. "How can we
eliminate Fascism from the World,
asked the speaker, unless we first
] eliminate it from our own hearts
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-10-11
British Will Get Scrap
From American Planes

WARRINGTON, ENGLAND. -
American air service command Of
fcers in Britain condemned 276
"war weary" American planes,
originally valued at $58, 344, 721, in
June, and the scrap was turned
over to the British ministry of air.
craft production, it was disclosed re-
Gently.
Officers said the planes included
SO Flying Fortresses and SO Liberia
tors.
Most scrap was aluminium A ten
tative value of 14.2 cents a pound
about $287 short ton-was placed
on it by mutual agreement. The
value of the scrap will be charged tc
reciprocal aid, or reverse lend.
lease account.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-10-11

For" he continued. "the beginnings
of Fascism are not in selfishness, but
in intolerance"
Mr. MacFarlane closed by urging
Catholics to take the lead in fight
ing intolerance, pointing out that if
the four hundred million Catholics
in the world lived up to the tolerant
teachings of Christ, they would be
a tremendous force for good.
Following the main address, Miss
Rita Clark sang Shuberts "Ave
Maria" accompanied at the piano
by Miss Margaret Krepp.
Mrs. Roger V. Mitchell, the Sodal-
ity Project, presided at the 1rra*-
fast. Others at the presiding table
were Mr.. MacFarlane, Father Kenny
and Father Ballard, Chaplain of the
Sodality
SOdality News Letter
The Sodality now has it's own
newsletter, mailed to its 400 men,
bers every month. Printed on blue
paper, the color usually associated
with the Blessed Virgin, it presents
an attractive appearance.
The history of the Sodality of
the Blessed Virgin is an ancient one
in the Catholic Church. Begun in
1868 by young Belgian scholastic,
John Leon, and Sebastian Cabar-
rasi, his associate, the devotion was
taken up by other classes in the
College in Rome, and received
official appreciation by Pope Gregory
XIII in 1884. The first aim of the
Sodality, which has not changed
through the centuries, is to foster in
the hearts of members a special de-
votion to the Blessed Mother, the
mother of Christ on earth.
The officers of the local Sodality
elected yearly by its members, are.
Project, Mrs. Roger v. Mitchell
Vice-Prefect, Mrs. A. C. Chambers
Secretary, Miss Augusta Cearfoss
Treasurer, Mrs. j. E. Knott, Sr.
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OF THE WEEK

"His mouth does not always carry
out the functions of his brain."-
Gen. Eisenhowers Chief of Staff. re
Gen Patton.
"The japanese people will natur-
ally get used to the way of demOc-
racy"-Prince Takamatsu, Hirohitos
brother. to u. S. press.
ut is doubtful if any fOreseeabIe
degree of mass production could alb
sOrb a 300 increase in wagcs."-
Mark Sullivan columnist.
There isn't enough to talk about
on the air."-Raymond Moley, quit
ting as radio commentator.
Government, industry and labor
must pull together if the unempIoy-
ment period is to be shortened to an
Irreducible minimum."-The Ameri-
can Machinist.
Apparently fieas, like birds, smell
their food before they eat."-Dr. H,
l.. Elder, Santa Barbara, Calf, after
experimenting.
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100000 Homes Will Be
Built in u. S. Next Year

WASHINGTON. - The govern
ment is planning to give approval
for 100000 privately financed new
homes during the next IL months.
Announcing this recently, John B.
Blanford Jr., the National Housing
administrator, said:
"This doesn't approach the goal
of 100000 houses which we hope
eventually to reach, but that is a
peacetime goal and we are still
deep in the war;"
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Members Of Sodality Attend Mass And
G. Communion Breakfast Here On Sunday
Hear Addresses By Chaplain s. Kenny and Ian Ross Mac
Farlane Sodaiy Announces Monthly Publication

One of the largest congregations
ever attending st. Mary's Catholic
Church heard the seven o'clock
Sodality Mass on Sunday morning,
when hundreds received Commun-
ion. The Mass was celebrated by the
Rev. Simon E. Kenny, who was
assistant pastor of st. Mary's Church
and Chaplain of the Sodality be-
fore being commissioned in the
Chaplain's Corps of the U. S. Army.
During the service Father Kenny
spoke briefly on the religious faith
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-10-11

Alexander Uninsky, the Russian
piano virtuoso who will be heard
in this city on Tuesday night, Octo-
Der 90, at Hagerstown High School
auditorium, under the auspices of
the Hagerstown Civic Music Assoc
iation, has skyrocked to a place
among the major concert attractions
in this country.
At a time when so many pianistic
talents crowd the boards, and when
the bulk of the worlds talent is
concentrated in this country, it
takes nothing short of a miracle to
stir the imagination of overworded
listeners throughout the country. To
apply that term to Alexander Unin-
sky, is not to endulge in undue ex-
aggeration. The written record of
the critics throughout the country
and the enthusiastic response of
audiences everywhere justifies any
superlatives.
About his Carnegie Hall recital in
January, 1914, the distinguished