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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
YMCA BOARD
MEETS

The Board of Management Of the
Jackson Negro YMCA met in the
Office of the Security Life Insurance
Company, Wednesday night of last
week. The Board Chairman, Prof. I
S. Sanders, announced the election
of Mr. Walter H Williams, presi-
dent of the Jackson Negro Cham
Der of Commerce, to membership
on :,he Board to succeed S. w. Mil
Ter who resigned last week.
The most important matter to
come before the board was that OF
securing competent secretary
Several names of prospects were
presented and the board is expect
ing to announce the appointment
at an early date. Plan for the i'm
mediate start of Building Funds
Campaign and the location of q
suitable site for the YMCA Build
ing was also discussed.
Present at the meeting were Prof.
I. S. Sanders, DR. A. H. Mccoy, Rev.
A. B Keeling, Prof G.. c.. Cy-
press, Walter H Williams, Percy
Greene, Edward Holt and Earl w.
Banks.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Miss Mary 6.
Whiteside On
AlcOrn Faculty

Alcorn. Mississippi, August %
-ACNS- Miss Mary S. Whiteside
lTIrector of Education State
Teachers College, Bowie Maryland,
will head the Division of Teacher
Education II re, President Pipes
announced today.
Miss Whiteside is a native OF
Jackson, Mississippi, holders an A.
IB. degree from Jackson College
with a major in Education, and a
masters degree from Columbia
University with a double major in
professional education of teachers
and rural education.
In addition Mis- Whiteside has
done further study at Hampton
Institute Chicago University and
Atlanta University. Miss Whiteside
has worked at the Mississippi In
dustrial College in Holly Springs
Mississippi; Jackson College, jack
on Mississippi and prior to her
appointment here she was employ
ed at state Teachers College, Bowie
Maryland as Director of Education
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Three Hurt In
Saturday Accident

Three women were painfully but
not seriously injured in an auto
accident on West Pearl Street Sat-
urday night The injured were
Donnie Williams OF Terry who
sustained injuries aoout the face
and head; Zula Blunt of Terry,
who sustained injuries about the
face and body, and Willie Mae
Wells of Jackson, who suffered in
juries about the legs and nip.
The accident &c ,Ired near the
Corner of Pearl and Shot Hickory
street when a car in which the
three women were riding with a
man crashed against p a k e &
truck and was thrown against
another trUcl,.
All Of the women were able to
go to their homes after receiving
first aid Treatment
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Canton News

DR.. and Mrs. T.. E Bowman
celebrated their goth wedding
anniversary with a delicious
luncheon last Wednesday night, in
their home on Hill Street The
guests included Mr. and Mrs. L. M
Joe Prichard, DR.. and Mrs. Jas
H Bell and Mr.. and Mrs
Tolliver. Mrs Carrie Williams and
their little daughter, Miss Bertha
E Bowman.
Mr.. Love Davis gave delightful
surprise birthday party for his
wife, Mrs. Lena T. Davis on last
Friday night. After spending a
pleasant evening in the country
at the home of Mr.. Davis's father,
Mrs. Davis retured home TO find
twenty guests waiting to wish her
a happy birthday" Mrs. Sarah
Thomas served as hostess Out of
town guests present were: Mr..
Thelma Davis and son of New
York City Mrs. Magnolia Battle
and son of New Orleans, La, and
Mr.. E. Davis Of Chicago, illinois.
a delicious plate luncheon with
cold drinks was served.
Mrs. Selena H Hayes has return
ed home after spending a very
pleasant vacation in Chicago and
st. Louis with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Margaret Dottson spent two
weeks in Chicago with Der aunt
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Solomon of
milwaukee, Wis. motored down
last week to spend a couple of days
with Mr.. and Mrs Fields Caldwell
Mrs. Solomons mother and father.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Negro Schools
Face Acute
Teacher Shortage

JACKSON, Miss. - DR.. P. III
Easom, director of Negro Education
in Mississippi said here last week
that the lack of Negro teachers was
more acute than the critical white
teacher shortage.
Last year, Mr.. Easom said IFS
Negro schools couldn't open because
there were no teachers.
DIR. Easom believes that the Ne
gro teachers have left the profess
sion because of better salaries In
other fields of work and in other
parts of the country.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Wife Slayer
Arrested

CLEVELAND, Miss = (SpeclaD-
Solomon Collins, 56-year-old Jack
son Negro wanted for the murder
of his wife was arrested here last
week. The Bolivar County Sheriff
notified Jackson police and Collins
was returned to the Jackson City
Jail the day following his arrest.
Collins shot his wife, Minerva
Collins to death during a quarrel
at their home at 80 Atwood Street
in Jackson last July 18th and es-
capped and had not been heard from
until arrested here.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
SOCIETY NEWS

MISS LOIS WILSON, Gwen
dolyn Greene, Varon owens, and
Louise Clemmons entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Beale with party
shower Monday August 20, at the
Service Club. Among those enjoying
the evening were Misses Ida Mae
Johnson, Muriel cypress, Della
Chambliss, Ollie Andersen, Hattie
Henderson, Lois Crawford, Mar
celia Hill Gloria Topp, Yvonne Ed
ward, Ruth NJ Hair, Barbara
Beadle and Messrs H. L. Denton,
Jr., Kline Wilkerson, v. F. Smith,
Albert Porter, Willie B. Reynolds.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Card of Thanks

We wish to take this method of
thanking the many friends for the
beautiful flowers and the kind
ness shown us during our recent
bereavement in the loss of our
beloved mother and grandmother
Mrs. Francis Mostly.
Sincerely,
Fannie Lott, daughter
Beatrice and Coleman Varnado
Grandchildren
Rica Velma Prichard reporter,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
UD And Down Parish Street

should not feel any undue restraint
especially in matters which cast a
in calling the police in proper cases
bad reflection on the whole race
and Negro Community and ought
to be broken up. You will do
the coming kids, the ra c e
and the community good if you call
the police whenever you see a
crowd of kids shooting craps any,
where along the sidewalk of Parish
Street.
PICTURES IN DICK BEADLE'S
STUDIO WINDOW -. Mrs Mary
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Bully New
man Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Stamps
and Mrs. Curtis Mimms.
Pfc. John Morris got in town the
other day after three years in the
South Pacific strolling' along the
Ole Avenue with his mother, Mrs
A B. Baldwin, who every once
and while stopped to look at him
proudly. -. he was suddenly con-
fronted by a young girl who looked
rather shy and bewildered. who
after little time he presented to
his mother as his wife who said
I am glad to see YOU, since I have
never seen you before The wife
and mother both have been living
in Jackson all the while he has
been in the Pacific.
CHARLIE HIKI one time poDu-
lar Parish Streeter who went away
and made a reputation for himself
as an Electric Guitar player and
song and dance man is back in
town again with his wife both look
ing fine. Charlie has bought up
some paint brushes, painting being
his regular calling and says as soon
as he gets through with some jobs
that the has already he is going to
let the folks hear some guitar pick
ing and singing.
JAMES OLIVER -. Ace Sales
man, operator of the Parish Street
Smoke Shop and Number One Man
about town is turning theatre
cal producer. His Might Club Re-
vue". !. now under rehearsal. .....
with some of the best talent :. and
prettiest girls in town. will be a
whiz . so they are saying and
will first be seen at the Ritz late
in September.
ADVICE TO 10 YEARS OLDS. =.
The report in the papers here the
other day that there would be no
more drafting of Negroes was an
error They'll keep on drafting for
q while yet and if you are just
getting Is or just passing 49,. get
ready.
WEEKLY QUOTATION: - "a
mans hat in his hand never did
him apv harm - An italian Pr0Vprb
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Fort Gibson News

MRS. ANNIE PEARL FLOGG OF
Chicago, was the guest Of Mrs
Willie Flowers of Olive Street.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

MASTER CHARLIE FLOWERS
has left the city for Chicago. We
regret his leaving.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

MR. AND MRS. HENRY JONES
Of Deerpark Street. and daughter
Thelma Fenrine left the city last
week for Chicago where they will
be the guest of Mr.. Jones mother
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

MISS LAURA BELL SINGLE
ton Of the city has just returned
from Hot Springs, Arkansas. She
reports having had swell time
as well as a much needed rest.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

MRS ROBERT BUFkIN, Of De-
troit is visiting her husbands
mother at 1888 Booker Street.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

DILLARD UNIVERSITY PRE-
PARES FOR THE RETURN OF
MEN. The new 100000 girls dor
mitory Was necessary tc take the
young women out of Hartzeu Hail,
the mems dormitory, and return
it to the large number of men who
have applied since the end OF the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01
Washington, D. G.

MASTER BILLY and LUTHER
Dease are spending their vacation
with their father. Mr.. K. w. Dease
in Hattiesburg, Miss.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

MIR. FRED BUTLER of Atlanta,
spent the past week in the
city as the guest of Miss Thelma
Henrine Jone, of Deerpark Street.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

LITTLE MISS. MARGIE How
ers 8 years old entertained the
First Baptist Club, last Monday
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

MISS. ANNIE ROBINSON, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Ella Robinson Jackson,
of Davis ST left the city Monday
for st. Louis, Mo, where she will
begin advance training in Nursing
MRS. DAISY PARKER LEE, Of
Montgomery ST. spent the week
end in New orleans, La, and re-
ports a very lovely trip.
Our sympathy to Mr.. Jimmie
Larry in the passing of his brother
last Monday.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

MISS. LESSEE MAE LOWERY.
of Jones Street is vacationing in
New York. She will also visit
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

MRS. NARA BELLE SINGLE
ton Vaughn and daughters, Wilma
and Mona, left the city Friday
going back to Oakland, California
They spent the summer here in
the city with their family, the
Singletons of TIA E. Bell Street.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

MISSES. ORA MAE, Julia Marie,
and Master Herman Lee and Jim
mie Fenry Williams have returned
to their homes in Vicksburg. Miss.
after spending the summer with
their grand parents here.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

MISS AREA LEE TURNER, and
brother left Tuesday for their
home in Chicago after visiting their
father Mr. Bernard Turner.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

MISS ALICE MAE BROWN of
Alcorn, MISS, is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Dan Brown OF
Port Gibson
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

MRS. DAISY LEE SMITH and
children have returned home after
enjoying two weeks in GreenSville
and Clarksdale, Miss.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-09-01

We regret the death of Mr. David
Hill who passed recently here.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-26
Bulletins


Mnfora - Sin Serid)t ans SDfia
bciagt, oaf iid) 80 Oeutidc 8cnerale
in &lflanO untcr 6iibruus MN TelO-
maridyaIl 6rieorid uUn Saulns tra-
len nnS cine uprOUiIOriide Oeutide
militGrilde &egiernng" bilOeten, bic
IofOrt mad benz Snll BON SOnigsbcr9
bic ncne &egiernng a~nsrufen mnO nit
Den A%lliierten SrieScnsOerbanOlun-
gen anfncbmen mtrO. 9icn freic Oent-
ldye Mrmec" iuiirOc iidD baum an Ocra
&f oegen bic Na5is beteilisen.
GunSon -. Is anslO-amcrifanii6c
Ascmten, bic in Der SlOluafci binter
Oentiden Gimien ergriffcm mmroen,
luu iie SabOtageafte au~sfibrtcn, iinS
InWmarildJ bimgeridJtct mOrOen, 10
ga6em bic 0%eutldDen bcfannt.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-26
SenQt bat
feline Gle

Walbington ~ @enrp u. Wallnces
Grnenimtng gum @onOelsiefretdr nllr-
Sc i'm Sellat an eiu 0%e6en9eleile
gei6o6ell, mabreno Die &ritifer OeS
irii6eren &i5epraiiOenten belnii6t
lparen. ben &abinettspolten ieiner
qroBen finail3ieqen gefltgnilie 81
entflei0en. Ger &anoelsalsifuB Der
9ammer pottierte 1922 fiir 8eri6ie-
bunQ Ser 8eratllngen iiber sic @rnell=
nllllg, nm 5ullddlt einen pon Setutor
@eorge (G.-@o.) 6eDuterten Antrng
otf3unebntell, ltnter 0em Die Gecon=
itrlction Finance Corp. liH0 dltoere
&re0it ggenturen 0er Gegierung
Dem @aft0elsanlt ent5ogen meroeil
miir0elt. Gin 8er6or itbcr Ole George
8orloge mur0e fiir morgen nadfntit-
tog 2.30 llbr anberoltnt. @eorge
ieGber ulJo @aaace, ebenip Seize So-
iles, Der ternnii6e 8anfier, ben 0rd-
lioent Gooieuelt aus Dem Amt oes
Sanoclsiefret1r ~entfernte. nm I'M
&abinett @lab fiir @aaace 3u lto=
den, empfingen ginlaOung, als 3eu-
gen Dor Dem aomitee 81 eriheinen.
@~oriibeu0er gailep %. Der
iiderte, iein 9lnsifnB bobe feline Ab-
Iift, sic geidGtBfoifing ii6er bic @r-
nenuutg 81 oerbleppen.
aritifer @aQoces ober, sic ieine
mirtidoftlifen SOeen ais raOifal be-
tradten ulO obioIut oagegen limo,
Dab Die &reoitbefugniiie ser 3egie-
rung in ieine SdnOe gele9t weroen,
mta6ten fein @ebeimnis oaraus, oah
lie aif @eri6leppung Der &omitee-
Gntidei0ung itber Die @rnennung
loffen, bis ii6er Die @eor8e-@orlage
8eifluB gefaBt lit.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-26

BADEN ais olpf i6ren biSberigen friegS-
umpidti9en Soften.
Die 2eute limo ul0dtig er6oit "
meinte Gbilip NelmpaiIer, Elm 0itin=
ba6er ser Nelnpeiler gralterei, sic
iid) nit utter Sen 8etrieben befinoet,
auelhe inter Dem neuell 9lan arbei-
ter perlieren-
Gar( 3et5 ser uiiiitiererloe 89tG-
Concentration, rdltmte Elm, 0aB es
oeinige lln5ufrieOenbeit@ geben tDer-
Sc, iebte aber nidt bi15u, 6uB Die
l1nion-8 ertreter ser 6etroffenen ar-
better ,Joie 0ringlide 9iotpen0igfeit
anerfonnten rtnO ourdaliS millens
iino, mit3uarbeiten." alois @ommer,
ser @uidaftsogent Ser 8reperp
@orfers Union (9l6&l 9atte foIgen=
oes gu hagen: uGie Union batte feine
anOere @nbl, ais mit5umto6en
@enn &riegsmateriaI n0tig hit,
fon1nnt oas 5%uerit."
Washington Journal., 1945-01-26
Neine Rubepau|e n1ebr fur die naZis, Ia9t mcSkal
&nfi6ldge
at @eitfrOnt

GariS ~ Nus Oent 5uritderoberteit
ct. &itb itiirmten mneriforild)e
8on5eruerbGn0e oen SilOailter bel
8ianoen nrt Ganoe Der Siegrrieo-
9inie. olf 8 Mteilen breiter 6ront
oen 6lllB Glerf IN Surentburg ltber.
qltereno.'
BerbGnoe scr 1. un0 3. Il. 2. pr
nice 6uben iiber Elm Guben0 Stooden
in gelQien utto 2urenrburg fiber
rolltlt ulro iino in Sihtueite Der Oeiii-
ld,en @ren5c Lungs ser meltlit)en Sin
blthtllng Ser 8eutidetL Die lid) emit
bis alf So Meilen naf Sem 8elten
eritredte.
Bon 0en Briten tpuroen ApboDe1t,
SdieienOabl ltno Straeten erobert,
sic iebt 5 Meilen tief in 0eutidlano
lte6en.
Die Mnlerifaner, Die Den Na3is lll
ArOennen : Sell Sen @noOenitoB per
jebten, Sogel1 einen Monnt lillO 3lpel
Gage nod ibrer 8ertreibltng olts ct.
&itb mie0er in Den Srt elm. 1t. Bitb
lit 0urd uncertainties artillerie-
feuer llt0 2ltftongrtffe IN cine ein3i-
ge, unfenntlife Moiie u%enpartoelt
nor0en.
2tn iiiolif)en @rroe ser 8eitfront
leitete sic fron30iiid)e 4. 9lrntee, nof-
Dem lie lett geginm hires An9rifieS
am Somstag ouf %6egren5te @enpinle
beihrGnft blieb, cine ollelie aito mod
tige Sffeniipe" altf Der eliGiiiiAen
Gbene Elm. Die gegen Die Nor0ieite
ser aoImarzSt ellunq 9eriftete Spe-
ration ioll NIT uboltiger lleberrald-
unl" %gefonmnen iein.
2onoon - Ger gfltGr 8nbnfno-
tcnpunft NeuB piroe bon 200 5lie-
genoen 5eltungen ulto 100 begleiten-
Sen Mlitongs nit 600 Sonien 9om-
ben allgegriffen Die 1000 BORT 6efillo-
lide @iitertpogen 3erItorten. &nmpf-
bomber ser 8. iSlieger @ruppeil
batten sic Ar6eit om NeuBer 8nbn-
bof porgeitern 6egOnnen, nadloem
entoedt moroen mar, Dab 6lrtOerte
bon @ogen fir Oie Siilif) 0iiren-
6ront ei1aelnoen mliroen. Sic ser
lt0rten 600 uno %6eldaoigten 400.
Die Maifinen ser 8. 6lieger-
8r1ppe, ole bon oeutiden Bliegern
niht bebinoert muroen utto mn altf
mdBiges 6Iatfelter itieBen, beenoeten
0os 3eritorltt9snerf an oert gobn-
BOZ iino 5ielten ibre 8ontben ourd,
&illc in oen @olfen. Sn ben IcBtelt
3 StunOen iino iin 6~rontgebiet nabe-
81 5000 6eltti9e @iiterposen, 2ait-
wngen ltro Snnfs 5eritort ooer 6eIho-
oigt moroen, als iie aus ben IrOen-
men 81 flieben iuhten.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-26
6ront
Derltdrft

Nort - BatrouiIlen Der aliierten
6iinften uno Aften Armee fDoren
an ser gall5en italienii6en 6ront
tdtia, qtlo erfunoeteu Die Steaungen
ser ~uerltarften oeutiden Nrllee 5elo-
marjdaQ 4lbert &eiielrings, ole mad
Sen jiinglten 8eri9ten % 8iuiiionell
ltarf iein ioQ, itdrfer olS ie leit Dem
p%ergangenen 5riibja6r.
gitteres @intermetter bate Die
gan3e perldneite 6ront eriaBt, mob
reno uaiierte 8otrouilen nit Den
Geutihen an oeridieoenen Steaer
fGmpften, insbeionoere. I'M @ebir9f
lifolif un0 5ito0itli6 oon Bologna.
SSliegerfdtigfeit mar auf beioen
Seiten oerlt1rft. 5n Dem 8eItreben.
sic @iienbabn SerbinOQtngen mad.
Noroitalien auBer 8etrieb 5l boltett,
unterbraden aGiierte Bomber 8abn.
linien I'M Social an SO Steaen unr
serlt0rten ooer beidGoi9ten piel(
@iienbabn6riiden.
Sn eilem &orItoB nod NorOen IN
ser 0G6e Der cambridge GA belebten
umerifanil6e 3ruppen einen Soben-
qua cine bolbe Meile nor0lid bon
Goae Germine. Elm wenig oltlid bon
ser 9anoitroBe unO 10 Meilen bon
Bologna.
@leid5eitig iartoten Ole 9eutihen
cine ltarfe 9lbteilling mob Siioen an
,Serdiotal entlong aui Der linfen
5lanfe ser Aliierten. Ger 5eino
orang bier 1000 Yoro uon @aaicano
nod Siiomeiten Dor, ebe er Suriidge-
idlogen wuroe.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-26
Wtebr Bomben
far Na9oDa

0ullptQllartier oes 81. Bomber
&ommanooS, Guam - Sn 0idtelt
Sornlutipllen fliegero, Inn beitigem
japunii6en 2llftwboerltanO 6eller be
ge9nen 5i fonner, born6nr0ierten
amerifaniife Superfeltungen 5abrif-
anlngen i'll Hogopu, Sapan. @iner
Scr g-29er ging bel Ser aftion Der
loren.
Gin nniebnliher GerbauO bon gu
perfeItungen ldlllg uon ben Wfaria-
uen aus i'll 5mei @eaen oon lie 5lDei
6ormlotionen 9egen oie Snollltrle-
ltaot los. Die auf Der Sniel Sonibn
gelegen lit.
Sic luoen i9re 9%onnbenfraht aus
geringerer @o6e ab ais bei irgen0-
elmer onoeren Der f~iir5lid)en AftiDneil
9egen Nogopa.
Sdymarme feiitolider Sager trnten
iiber ser Sonlbu.aiilte gum aanpf &c.
gen Sic Superfeltungen an unO mi
den nidt BON ibrer Settle. biz Ole
9=29er hire 9omblroierungsM iIlion
eriiilf batten ,ullo nlf oem Seimflltg
so bis 100 Meilen iiber benz Weere
mnren. Mannihoits Mit9lieoer be-
rid)teten oaB cine groBe 3abl Ser ia
pantheon Maidinen ubgeifoiien MUIR
Ben.
6auptcuurtier Ser Il. 2. Ya3ifif-
Nlotte. &earl Sarbor n Die Grager-
idiffe ser 9ritten 6lotte aomirol
@'liom !. SaliepS. sic lid wabrenO
0ieies qall5en Monats IN iupaniidem
Be6iet 6epegen. iaroten 5lug5euge
ans, Inn Sic Sniel Sfinama in Sen
&pufps an3n9reifen. wie Aomiral
Sbelter @. Nimis mitteilte.
NimiB ieate. @in5elbeiten iaber Die
len uierten Anariif otf Ofiunipa in
0ieiem Monat ieien ipdter 81 ertuar-
ten. Gfinaipa liegt mir $50 Mei-
len iiiolid BON Snpan.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-26
,,@i1erncr @iue"
an SitfrOnt

Qon0ou 0elitide 6lii6tlin9e
oerlieBen in GROCER 3abl @olen uno
Cit0eutidlalpo, dIs Berlin 51gub, oaB
sic ruiilide Slut nod inmner nitt
einge0Gmmt lit ltno Sitter 6einrih
Sirumler Iorpie onoere Biibrer init
,,eiIernem @illen" an Oie Sitfront
ldidfte, I'M ,,6raitiihe Gntidei0lngen
at treffen uilo auS5uiiibren.~
Gle 8liidtlinge 5rouell, Sim
ser ltn6 @reiIe - gingen ii6er Oieiel-
ben StraBen 0ItoeutidIon0s, iiber
sic Dor nte6r ais finn Sobren sic
oeutide @e6rntoht ibren D%erungliid-
ten @elteroberltngs5ug 6egntut. Bic
le fotten aus Dem @ebiet, 0ns 0ie
@a5i $ @olen ~geitoblen bdbelt, o1oere
aus sen ~6aorobten Gitprooin5en oes
Reides iel6it. Gidt allen geIong oie
6lltdt, oenn 9fooio &oriS erfldrte I'M
ter ger1tf1nq oltf cine Wosfnl1er
NfeGSung, BOB ollein 100000 oelttide
3iDi(iiten in 2o08 nngetroffen mltr-
Sen.
Ger ltelloertretenoe &eihspreIle-
def 6eIntlt Siitoermonn ser iiber
sic Maiienflltd)t Dor Sen a%nItiirnnen-
sen rtiiil6en Nrmeeil beri6tete,
i6rie6 in einenn Nrtifel ulter Ser lie
berihrift ,,9tllf Sen garrifaoen beS
&eif's": o@ir betrodten Ole gegen-
mGrtige Sage nit Dem reoliItiifen
Grnit Ser in 0ieien entl6eioen0en
Stun0en notig iit lln0 mir tpiiien,
Sab 0ieic Stltn0en entifei0elt hper-
sen, OBJ mir in einem rotten eSttferno
m~ttergeben o0cr oltS 0etn anlnpf eli.
ner aroBen 3ufltlrft ettgegen9eben. f"
Ser 6entihe WilitGrfommentotor,
@ererallelitnont Rlrt 9ittmor, iogte,
ser Somiet@ ornnrid Inn Often lei gu
ernit, nm Inn ,,altf intproniiatoriid)e
Nrt 3u 6egagnen". @r madlte 0oroltf
oltfmerfIame 0aB oos BrobIem,
,Jmnnl un0 mo ser rotten Slut Gin
bolt geboten tperoen iolI, ms man-
herlei &opf5erbreden oeruriohen
Miro" Bon ser Sitfront ingte 0itt-
mar, Sab lie ,jholler tiefer &eile" lei,
ms er bo6 sic @otlpen0iqfeit fir flei-
ne oelitihe @rltppen 6eroor, bis gum
gn0e 3t fGnrpfen, I'M ibre 5lanfen
iin0 sen Giifen 3il iifern un6 Sen
Hniien @erlltite bei8ltbringen. Die
Gage inn Often ,6Gnqt an zines Mei.
iers Sdnefoe'. I'm sic Seffentlihfeii
81 6%eruhiaen, iagte er 6ann: ,,g3ie.
mails Bat iih irgen0po inter ser 1lt.
Beriten Anipannuilg Elm 3eiden Dor
Hanif gejeigt. Ser 0eutifle &nnpf.
aeiIt lit 10 GIT tpie immer ltnb ieint
@rltn0(age nidt eridiittert mor0en.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-26
yNujtminos>1lrbei
cHcr fcin Grtucrb"

4llentopn, go. - v.Rriegsarbeit
ooer feline Ar6eit" lit Die @run0ioee
zines iteiien DETERMINATIONS, Der
mir 35t Arbeiter in frieusumpihtigen
SSsrronitrie6etrie6en hier in &raft tritt
ms unter Sem Settlement Ser 8or
Monprper Gommiiiion ourfaefiibrt
ner0en miro. $50 meitere Nrbeiter
meroen, mie @MG er0ffnet, ipdter
nod getlotigt mer0en, entueoer
Q~rielsppiten 81 iibernehmen o0er 81
feiern. @enn Die an oieien Blan ge-
fmipiten 6ofinunuen in @rfiillung
oehen. miro er &erlolitbarungen aus
@MGs Gliellen irods aud, in an0eren
@e6ieten nit Manael an Nrbeitsfrdf=
ten olirdlaefRhrt aperoen.
Sn pielen Talfen. erfl1rte 3onen=
oireftor Tranf Moalpire pom @NPG,
meroen sic ooDon 6etrOFfenen Nrbei-
ter 81 nieoriaeren 9obnen 5u arbeiten
Washington Journal., 1945-01-26
naN
Sal Berlins?

Souptqllartier ser 81. 9(rnee-
@ruppe in europa - @S miro infler
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dab sic &llilen als
critic ser &~ereinigteu Natiplen ger-
lin erreiden 4ner0en, nr0 oh ote
SeufY1en mad 0em Sail iDrer Sunpts
Itoot nod meiterfdmpfen lperoer, ut
bertq Sic groBe 5rage I'M alliierten
Eager.
Mon meiB iebt, OaB 6elOmaridall
BON Rltn0ite0t sen 9aliierten einen
lGbmenoen S6Iog 81 OerIebelt bolfte,
als er am t6. 9e3emtber ieine QroBe
Sffenlipe i'll oen Mroennen i'll Sang
5rodte, u1po BOB er sic @eltfront
f~eIt(eqen mollte, ebe oie ruiiilde 81
feniipe be9onnen mer0er f0nnte. 9llf
oiele @etie bofften sic 9eutlden, lie
miiroen nidt ge5pungen meroen,
gleifBeitig I'M Siten ur0 i'm 8eltel
gu fdmpfen.
Godl0em oieier 8lon feblgciflaaen
lit, lit sic 6rn9e, mos 9elttidlono
MN tim miro.
@er0en Sic Geutidsen ibre Streit-
frGfte I'M @eIten ihmddleI Inn ben
Ierlld SIT MADDEN, oie Supiet-
9unrpfpoI3e gum Steben 3i bringen,
ms lit Ser &iid5ltg aus Ben Mroen=
nen bereits oos erIte 4n5ei6en?
0er0en sic 9eutihen IN ibrer
6ltrdt nor Sen <iien Sen alliiertell
Sic Gore o6iidtlih 0ffnert 0ofnit oiele
5lterIt in 8erlin iin62
NitBcr Sem qroBen Riif5llg bon
sen aroerunen liegcn bierfiir feinerlei
Mnaeidlcn nor. Sen an ser 0oiljell
@eItfront fdlnpien sic Geutihen nit
@rbitternlg. Sod Sen bis6erigerl
@%rfo6runqen lit eS umpobridleinGid,
OuB bon &~unNiteot einen gr0Beren
Sell leiner tpeientlifen Arneeu allf-
ge6en miiroe, o6ne iel6it 3llriid3utre-
ten.
Man idGbt. ooR 3eatidlan0 FIJI
Belt nod so 9ioiiionen i'm @elten
bat, q~eQenii6er 100 I'M Giter uno IS
bis 30 in Stalien. m16rcno TO bis 20
in Gelltidllono neu altsleriiitet mer=
sen nn0 meni9er ais 90 IN Sfon0ino-
nie.t limo.