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The union times., 1945-03-17
Diu. 281 WinsBor1us: :
 NelU Negotiations

The agreement between Div. 28l, New Haven Trolleymen's Union, and the Connecticut Company was approved by the War Labor Board last week, whereby members of the union won a bonus of 2 cents per hour for the months of April through December. It is believed that 3 cents per hour will be the bonus rate for the months of January, February and March. The 2 cents per hour bonus will be paid in a lump sum. The bonus for January, February, and March will also be paid in a lump sum sometime after the end of this month.
 This agreement covers the period of April l, l944, to March 31, 1945. Negotiations between Div. 28l and the Con- necticut Company, for the new contract, which is supposed to go into effect on April l, l945. are about to begin. Pensions and the 4O-hOur week will be the basis of Div. 28l's pro- pOsals.
The union times., 1945-03-17
Building Trades To Seek Wage Raise
State Executive Board To Work For Increase Based On Living Costs In Conn Conference With WM.C.
 Director Fitzgerald Planned

The newly elected executive board of the Connecticut State Building Trades and Construction Council held its first meeting at the New Haven Labor Temple We'd nesday and voted to undertake a campaign for increased wages, based on the increased cost of iv- ing. The board also appointed a committee to confer with William J. Fitzgerald, Connecticut War ManpOwer Director, in connection with the practice of some Area Manpower Directors, who supply building trades mechanics to manu- featuring plants in competition witD outside contractors. The conn mittee consists of Pres. Michael J. Barry, Hartford Carpenters; !; George A. Joslyn, Meriden Shett Metal Workers; George SabO, Wa terbury Electricians; and Thomas YOczik, Norwalk Building Trades.
 Members of the executive board pointed out that there are sufficient contractors available to take care of the requirements of the factories, and that the purpose of War Man power referrals is to provide more manpower for war production, not for maintenance work. The commit tee will also take up with Fitzgerald the problem of some employers changing the 48-hour week to 40 hours and vice versa, at their own convenience and for specific jobs.
 Institutional Work
 The question of maintenance work
The union times., 1945-03-17

on churches, schools, hotels, etc. was discussed in detail, and the Board voted to undertake to find out if a uniform and workable solution can be found. The problem of getting immediate information to all build ing trades locals on new construction was considered, and committee was set up to bring in recommendations. The committee consists of Joslyn, Secretary-TreaSure James O'Kane, and Nathan Sherman.
 Splendid Showing
 President Barry commented on the splendid showing made by the build ing trades of the entire state at the hearing of the State Labor Relations Act. He warned the board that much will have to be done by labor and its friends if Senate Bill is to be passed by both branches of the Legislature. The Board voted to support House Bill No. 79l, which is an act con- corning safety regulations in the building and construction industry.
 The highlight of the meeting was the Boards consideration of the need for an increase in wage rates, commensurate with the increase in the cost of living i'm Connecticut. By unanimous vote, Secretary Treasurer O'Kane was authorized by the Board to write the A.F.L. Building Trades Department in Washington, asking their assistance in obtaining wage increase on this basis.
 /To~L.u1I = h..
The union times., 1945-03-17
Feinmark Speaks
 At Hartford Meet

Harold V. Feinmark, State Feder- ation Secretary Treasurer, will be a speaker at the Labor-Education Con- ference, to be held at the Hotel Bond, Hartford, on Saturday, March Y, at noon. The meeting is sponsored joint ly by the A.FL, CI.O., and Conn State Teachers Association.
 On Saturday evening Feinmark is scheduled to address the Workmen's Circle in New Haven.
The union times., 1945-03-17
Report By VIM. C. Outlaws Labor Draft
New Haven Police
 Receive Charter
125 Have Already Joined Local No. 53O-Lieut Gov Snow, Collins, Feinmark Speak At Organization
 Meeting Officers Of Association Nominated

Local Mo- 53O New Haven POlcemens Association, ai- ated with the American Federation of State, County Municipal Employees, formally organized with membership of l25 meetings held Tuesday Wednes- day at the New Haven Labor Temple Aiation New Haven Central Labor Council voted at an early meet ing of the Association.
 LIEUT.. GOV. SNOW SPEAKS
 Tuesday nights meeting of the policemen attended by the of the and squads and Wednesdays meeting consisted the of squad Officers of the Association nominated both meetings which heard such speakers Lieut. Snow and Arnold Zande the international president of the Amer can Federation of State County and Municipal Employees
The union times., 1945-03-17
The AFl presents
AT l:15 P.M., SUNDAY STATIONS WEAF.WTTC

March IS: George Meany, Wage Policy. Panel members i: Phil Pearl, AFL; Emerson P. Schmidt, U. s. Chamber of Com merce; Albert s. Goss, National Grange.
 March 25: David Lilienthal, "More TVA's?" Panel members Robert J. Watt, AFL; Emerson P. Schmidt, U. s. Chamber of Commerce; Ed. O'Neal, Ameri- can Farm Bureau Fedreation.
 April 1: Solicitor General Fahy, Tolerance. Panel mem- bers: Phil Pearl, AFL; Emerson P. Schmidt, U. s. Chamber of Commerce; Paul Sifton, National Farmers Union.
The union times., 1945-03-17

ttO0 d5u4, gnnn 3 eG77 ..4.f,3IS HILSElA dd SdgsSF '
The union times., 1945-03-17

The question of maintenance work
The union times., 1945-03-17

which they spend their wages and rent is and always has been right near the top of their list of expenditures.
 As you know, our rent program was not limited solely to flats, tene- ments, house and apartments. Labor
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of Cnnechcu a Labor TmpeW dnesda, for d
 CeorA Pres. J. Hartford Paul A. Trades Coundl Cae EldrG James J. Construct New IanCeor Samuel Connect
 
 Greenwich Cuncl;o ;ando ohm Bike Plumbers
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18

Jean WaddleS. Hattie Grant. Fred
Shamburgcr. Tom Stevens, Bob
Pearson. Paul Herman. Uzzlel Lee.
jesse Wilson. Bill Kemp. Bonnie
Lee, Duane Johnson. James Kemp.
Richard Shanks. Bob Bellmay and
others.
lust before the dance. Donetta
Kemp had some of her FRIENDS
over 10 chew the fat They sub
Stituted Weiners for the fat and
had an enjoyable time. The ice
cream and cake were finished
barely in time To dance the first
dance. These girls, who've just
reached their teens. plan TO get
together often. They were Carol
Hodge, Barbara WaddleS. Octavis
Smith. Donctta, and new nei sh-
Dor, Jane Carson.
MRS. ANNIE BERRY, Of 439
MdrSton. was hostess at a person.
al shower IN honor Of Mrs. Susie
Washington Sunday. The delight
full atmosphere created by the
many lovely flowers permeated
Throughout the house Among those
who gathered 10 entertain Mrs.
Washington we're Mrs. James
Aiken. Mrs. Charles Kemp, Mrs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
HouseWarminq
AtTheGrahams

Mr.. and Mrs. George Edward
Graham held a housewarming in
their new home on American Sum
day afternoon and evening Many
friends came bearing lovely gifts.
A dainty repast was served.
GUESTS greeting the Grahams
throughout the day included DR..
and Mrs. w. o. Terrell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Mills, Mr.. and Mrs
James r. Burton, Mr.. and Mrs
Granville Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie
Graham. Mrs Robert Pitts. Mr..
and Mrs. James Collins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest Gown. Mr.. and Mrs A.
Gown. Mrs. Bertha Meacham.
Mrs. Rowena Mckinney. Mr.. and
Mrs. Algia Middleton, Mrs. Pearl
Douglas.
Also present were Misses Dorsey
and Lucille Ford, Miss Retta
Avery, Mr.. and Mrs. James Doug
las. Mrs. Shirley Beham. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Strain. Miss Juanita Jack
son, Mrs. Lillian Jackson. Mrs.
Elizabeth Bowles. Mr.. and Mrs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18

Daniel Taylor, Mrs. Clara Fields.
Mr., and Mrs. Rufus Moore. Mrs.
Mary Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Farley
Sanders. Mrs Anna Williams, Miss
Laura Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
Wynn.
AND OTHERS were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Diles, Mrs. Ollie, Will
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. An
derson.. Mrs. Flora Harris. John
Washington. Miss Janice Gray,
Mrs. Blanche Gray. Mrs. Mary Mil
Ter, Mrs. Ada Hobson, Mrs. Matte
Holmes, Mrs. Lillian Ray, Mr.. and
Mrs. S, B. Winslow. Miss Olivia
Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
White, Mrs. Martha Denmark. Mrs.
Katie Woods. Mrs. Roberta Wiley.
Mrs. Flenoid Ellis. Mrs. Ora Mans
field. Mr.. and Mrs. Womack and
Miss Anna johnson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
PERSONALS


George H Hawkins left for the
east Monday evening after spend
ing 4 pleasant weekend with his
mother. Mrs Annie Hawkins. He I.
accompanied his mother to- church F.
and To the Nurses committee
breakfast Saturday
MRS. LULA JEFFERIES has re-
turned to her home in Buffalo.
N. y. She was the house guest OF
her cousins. Mrs zeola Mcbride
and Mrs Kathleen Swanson.
! Mrs. Jefferies was a delegate 10
the Gospel Singers convention
which was held in Detroit last
week.
Miss Carmen Maria MARTINEZ,
daughter Of Atty Ramon A. Marti-
nez is expected by her father to
arrive in tho city about Set 3
from Puerto Rico She viii make
her home in Detroit
MRS. HELEN Is. SMITH, teacher
in the Cleveland, Ohio. public
NGnO1l NNNttill tllO wi - Asllld -
Davis. real estate broker OF the
same city, arc Vacatlonlne IN the
Motor City They were being shown
about by Mrs. Carrie l.. Priest who
has recently returned from a two
week stay in Chicago. where she
went TO be with her brother. Rob
ert SangSter. who is Ill.
DIR. AND MRS. G. a. MYERS OF
Cleveland. and their two daugh-
tiers. Beverly and Msurccn were
visitors in the Motor City for the
weekend
MRS. LUCILLE STANLEY. Mr.
and Mrs NJ Reeves of Houston.
Tex. were the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. W earn 5i38 33rd street Al
dinner party Saturday evening
Another guest was Mrs Frances
Smoo,. The dinner was followed.
by theatre party.
ALICE BRANTLEY. jean Evan.
Lucille Turner, and Edna Seldcn
Hurley Sncnt two weeks vacation
ing m NeW York City. Also in New
York Is Darrell BoyloS and VIM
fred BroyiCs, Il Is reported.
AIFUNSO McKIBBON s I.c flew
TO Detroit - visit his parents. the
Rev and Mrs ! G. Nick bbon of
JOS Campau He has been in the
NAVY for three years and is now
stationed at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
MRS IUCuLF STANLEY. Mr.

ALICE BRANTLEY. Jean Evan
Lucille Turner, and Edna Seldcn
Hurley Spcnt two weeks vacation
ing m NeW York City Also in New
York Is Darrell BoyloS and VIM
fred Broyics, j, Is reported.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
ALFUNSO McKIBBON s &c ncy
Howard Alumni In
go Annual Picnic

The Detroit Chapter ~ ne How
ard Alumni held it> annual picnic
SUNDAY. Aug u. al Plymouth park
Nearly siNtv alumni and their
families Ncre on hand 90 enjoy
ba.kct dinners. outdoor games and
refreshments The entertainment
corimitec which directs all social
a&Syfrcs uf INC Association has as
It's AAombcrs Mrs Gladys Rod GERS,
chairman Mrs Geraldine BIcdsoc
and Mrs Helen Holmes - c. G.
Cors'a Die. president ~ re as
SoCld'iDn
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
Lawn Party
For Carolinian
CivenSunday

ChmsXine round 81 enter
tsinmert games and Nc.0cr roa>'>
. lovely party Vas Hcld or 'gc
lawn 81 tho home 81. 'hc Bruce
Rshcys OF PENNSYLVANIA avenue
on sunday cycnn1 Thor dellsh-
ter. Ms physenau r Woodruff
was hostess. honoru- Ms, Laura
FRANCES Jahnsea= IF 6oiun51a : t-
Hostessos assisting Mrs Wood
ruif We, Ps'h Giles and Viola
Sco', Humphrey 4 dchc''ls but
&C. SUPPER WAS served s-s.ns' tic
lovely background ~ coVcr, Al
iHc guests were els'ed Owe no
reV addition - tho Wooc-u"
fsriiy IN the FcrSor ~ Rabv Rod
erick Weldon who u s.X. uccAs
oid
TAe guests included Ra'a and
C'sde> Giles Ethel Coyu-on.
Augustine Morrison. = Ralctch
y c Marie Cayduer Doris BQicp
NJ MORRISON ll.lan,, BroAu.
AINsa9 Noruck Lucille Smith n
Nashville Tenn Lowell Locke
Nclcn Redmond MaN Jane and
fIcr II. eh Thluu .c,lrc Il a5y-
Lillian Williams. GLADYS Gcor2c
ST-lcy Walker Nelu4 Cug Of
Baton Rouac. Ia Nvonrc Barber.
Laura SchuTakc O+Nl3 Bark.
fci,h and Nary Lon DAVIS INC
latter winner ~ the FIRST prize IN.
beauty contest held AT the In
ternauonal Emancipation Celebra-
ton p Windsor Ont. Doris Has
SCI Betty Williams. Ruth Mann.
director 81 the John r USO. Lu-
GENE ChaNs assistant director.
Nina Smith Trelma Williams. An
me- LcVlS Peggy Hall Doris Bry-
an 90 Toledo and Mis-, NJ Thomp-
gat, II Nlr~lul4
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
MRS. HELEN B. SMITH. teacher

DIR. AND MRS. G. a. MYERS Of
Cleveland and their two daugh-
tiers. Beverly and Maurecn, were
visitors in the Motor City for the
week lend
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
Mother Honors
Soldier Son

Mrs. EsSle Breckenridge OF 90
Alfred. honored her son. Capt.
John Douglas Long, with dinner
party Sunday. He is spending Co.
day leave in the city with his wife,
family and friends, following ac-
ton in the European theatre of
war. Capt Long is the wearer Of
two Purple Hearts, and four major
battle stars. He has seen action in
England, France. Normandy and
Germany. and was German pris-
oner sent 10 Austria.
AT THE end Of his leave. the
Captain will report 10 the redistri-
button center al Atlantic City. NJ.
for rest and re-assignment. He will
be accompanied by his wife.
Guests present at the party in
Guided hs sisters and brother.
Mrs Richard Owens. Mrs Gladys
Pleasant. Mrs. Virginia Northern,
and Richard Long. and their chill
dren, Gwen and Albert Northern
and Raymond, John and Richard
Owen. as well as host of friends
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
ConantG Gardens
And About
BY ERNESTINE KEMP

Last Thursday evening members
OF the Hobby House played host
TO the community at street
dance. The block OF Gallagher.
between Robinwood and Brent
wood, was the scene of the occa-
sion. We danced 10 music under
the, stars through the courtesy oil
Mr.. Penn of Dodge Community
Center Mrs. Norman, also o.
Dodge Community Center. chap
eroned the affair. with the assist
ance Of Mrs. America Waddlcs.
Mrs. Rebie Hodge. Mrs. Rcda
Kemp. MIS- Campbell and Miss
Vera Kemp.
NATURALLY. ALL Of the
younger set was Mary
Hodge. June Thomas. Lillian
Kemp. Hazel Waddles. Joyce
Chapman Nc Dcrmitt. Carol Hodge
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18
THE WILL GO UNION CLUB

Met al the home of Mrs. Jane
Mechanic with the president abb
sent due TO illness Mrs. Rosie
Reeves presided. The hostess served
a full course dinner. The next
meeting will be at the home Of
Mrs. l. B Keels Of 1858 Chestnut.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-18

Ernest Hardy. Mrs. James Bell
may Mrs, Clemmie Kemp, Mrs
Milton White Sr, and so many
more.
Evening star., 1945-01-31

Turn the tables on "ust an average" room! Make
it q really memorable setting for evening parties,
an informal tete-o-tete or quiet family gather
ing. How? With the distinctive accents Of shin
ing occasional tables, effectively placed. For
example, Iow-s|une coffee table in front Of
sofo, q convenient lamp table beside the fovorite
easy chair The Hecht Co. has assembled such q
varied array of occasional tables that you'll be
sure to find the very one for the spot you have in
mind Cleaning mahogany or bright walnut
veneers on gumwood to blend with your basic
furniture pieces
and they're all here at 90 =.
one moderate price!
Pictured Lett
Round Lemp Toble-sheroton legs and dainty gallery top
With Shelf Mahogany walnut veneers on gunowood,
11.0o
Decorative coektoI TobIe-simuoted leather top pro-
tected by gloss Stretcher bose AwoInut or nnohoe-
any NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Oval Lomp Tobe-In mahogany woInut
eumwood ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A. Oval Lomp Tobe-Duncon Phye Tyre base Mahogany
walnut veneers 90
B. Console Tobe-Wth handsome lattice work. Mohoq-
any, woInut gumwood d-------11.0o
c. squere Lamp TabIe-Lottce work gallery top In mo-
ho9ony walnut gurnwood 100
D. Cleaning Tier TabIe-Two shelves for voses knck-
knocks, etc Mahogany walnut on gunowood
llo0
{. De Luxe Coffee TobIe-AlI mahogany with fIuted
edoe and Duncan Phyfe base. Top is glass srnu-
T. Distinctive Drum TobIe-Wh Duncan Phyfe pedestal
base Mahogany walnut on eunowood, 100
g. Squore Lamp TobIe-Lottice- gallery top with
extra lower shelf for magazines. Mahogany walnut
veneers on qumwood-
Tobles-Fonth Floor-7he Heeht Co.
>>y4z<aS
- j
.H& n OIL
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
8afctcnilao3cmoe IN
2U0sfa nMsprcbicrt

8alGington Die SeeresfElg-
3ellge NIT &afetenontrie6 weroen in
9llasfa 8eriuden allf lire orftrihe
G%ermenoullg BIN unter3ogef.
AnI6einenO 6ollOelt es iih oarrm,
oie Mni6;he fiir 8enublng unter
ieglid,n flimntii6en 8eoiigltn9en
ber3uridten rpie oies ord fir ole
oroereu amarifaniiden 5Illg5euge in
0ielent planetorii6en &rie9e geton
morOm lit. Gas amerifaniId)e &ofe-
%tenilu96ellg nlrOe elmer erlten @e-
heiniprobe I'M beiBen 8Iitenionoe 5u
0turoc, @alif, unter5ogen.
Die Mitteilun9 bon Geriud}en bel
MlBerorOentlid) GROCER &alte III eli
ner onlrliten 3eiti6riit, SIR
6orce~, lit lebr ilttereiiont I'M Sim
blid dlf eiite fiir8lide MelDlifg aus
Mosfnu. Inter anoecem Dlroe bon
sort t%eric1tet, oo3 elm Sngenielr Ser
Hoten 6liegerltreitfrdfte iefs Wonote
i'll BEN gereinigten Stoaten nit Dem
Stuoium Ser 6lug3euge, Ole &afeten-
antrid6 6eliben. uerbrndt bat.
u2lir 6orce~ oermutet, oaB sic Ser
iude in Alasfa iid a~nidleinenb mit
Ser 9iscoiitdt ODER 9idfliiiIigfeit 6es
Sreibitoifes befaiien, .J0a 8etrolelrm
bel nieori9en Semperaturgraoen ni6t
ME @oioIin reagiert." Gos &afeten-
fllra5etlg fam ieood irgenoeinen
Sre56itoff ~6enuben, 8etrolelm, @oio-
lin ODER 4lfo6ol.
0bppbl Oos 8riegsnmt in ieiner
anfiinOiaung ii6er oie &eriteaung
BON acknowledgement nor einem
Sn6re oie MoIdJine als .;ein &nmpf-
.ffltg5ellg "6e3eidnete, meint a4r
6prce", bob Ser B=594 oals eiti Nus
biloun9sflus8eltg oif Dem @ebiete
0es &ofeterarltriebes be3eihnet tuer-
ben m%iiIfe". 50
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
Nmeles Sadklcit 3li tpeidss
hcr3ie, iaet Meseam

Mosfalt Ser ruiiii6e Sonrllu.
lift Slpo @6renbllrg flogte 6oriiber,
oaB Die Amerifaner u16 British be-
3iiglih oes Sdifiols Ser 6tiiegten
Geutiden ldon iett cine 5l peid}ber-
5ige Stellllpg ei%n1ebnlen. @r fritz
iierte ins6eionoere 2aop @ibbs in
2onoon, sic erflart 9atte, lie apiiroe
Sitter gum Standardization oerlir-
teilen.
o@ir lino anoerer aniidten. So-
dlen mie ein 8ieoeraufbau aoInS
un0 9iibeds fontmen fir inns porerit
iiberbatpt nidlt in 5roge. 3uerit
merOen Die 9eutlden ge5uunset rper-
ocn Smolensf, @nridau un0 Sc
Saore aui3ubauen. IS tpGre elm Nus
NAB Ser @infolt, es Sitler 3l ,,geftot-
Ter" i'd uer9niiet oils SGlriernlnler
gu bet1tigen, mdbreno oie Na5is ii6
in5lpiid)en fiir ei1en t%Deiteren arieg
poiIbereiten, iogte er.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
lniere SungenS in @efar-
geni6aft ueroen nt6t Oergeler

Srtter1lerltng olle 5lpet Wofen lolf]
Elm 9ebensmitteGpafet
2Slt bier grobenlS annlelitdtten bier
i'll Imerifn aperoeli togalls, tageitt
togGid $4,000 iold)e 9e6ensnittelpa-
fete gepoft. lpo6ei oie @rnee Die
2ebensmittel Iiefert uno 6as &ote
&reu5 geItnttet moroen, ii6erall ga,
mo omerifnnii9e &riegsgefangene
untergebrodt iino, 2enbensmitteIre-
lernen fiir 5ipei @oden bereit5lt6oI-
ten. 3ltidtlid erbalten Die 8eTange.
nan olld ar3nei, erite Silfe. mo Nd6-
ael9- EodangelL ltno aralrfe inns
8ariplnioatc, oie ms Solpitol mil.
len, fNeroeit ipgar nod, meiter beood)t
BIZ 8,ibnodteu er6ieIten sic @efarr.
aeilan pom Hoten &reu5 J. 9. audi he.
ion0ere @eIbnohts 2ie6es9obenpo.
fete. 5roe Ser scgempdrtig biei
6errldenoen 3igaretten &nnppbeit
lpcroen Sic @dfangenen itdnoig mil
Gouf5su9 Oerlorgt. Se0em &riegs.
gefardeEen iteben allie 5lpei Monat(
5rei aartons nit 3iearetten gu.
Amerifnniide &rie9sgefangene in
9eutihlano fommen nod ibrent er,
item auIeutbalt inn ,,9ulag~, mo Tie
afIo olif 6ereits sic erite 8etrenun9
erbielten, Damn je nod ibrem &ang
ltno Gienit5meig in Elm Itdnoiges 9o-
ger, oOer acknowledgements oldy in
ein 2a5nrett. Sn gonS Geltidlano
gabt es insgelont AZ &riegsgefange-
nelloger eriter Sr0nun9, so bis rs
5peiter Sronuitg lln0 mdbrere bum
Nert 4rbeitsfager. Sn ollen 0ieien
Saaern b1ben WannIdaften entipre.
F'cnA Sen 0eltimmulgen Ser @enfer
3orosnt on jt arbeitelL ober Sifi5ie.
RI l1i9 lllterdifijicre iinO Dn5ll lidli
per}}l idiet, lie ocntld)e Hegierrito
i9e6aflt trlegsgefan9enen Sffl5iereit
gatrage, Die ieood itber Den SoI6 Bee
gtet6en Frnge8 IN Der oeuti6er
Wehrmudlt nidlt 6inausgeben oiirfen
re @r5>bltno mirD bon oern Sub
y hsr helfs Tenoe Cifi5ier bier er
5a'f Nll0 5alt Die lrmee 4pGhren0 lei
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02

uer- @sfongeniduit 81 treuen San.
Oet oerpoIfet, aber nidt dbge5ogen.
Nfornidaften erbolten in JeinOesge.
iouaenidait feiperIei getrdge Oorges
idoiisn ood erboIten lie fir ibre ar-
belt td1lid 70 3fenni9e, o0er unu9e-
redlnct ctipa % cents. llnteroifi5iere
arbalten ntoudtlih ctepa ~ Mnrf
oOer So unO f0nnen" lid ireipillig CUR
Nr5eit melGen. Nile @e5oGlltng miro
in aantirenglttideinen ousgege6en,
abcr in Sen Oeitti6en 2ogerfdntinen
sonn man nihts faltien anBer &alier-
Iiiigen uitO suGBrigem Bier.
I'm Sen @ciIt sic Moral" Ser
aricgsgdinngeneu in
NelItiden Sogcru nllfrchtgleubdlten,
itllO Sic 9sridHcOeuiteu 6ortbil0ungs-
mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uorAelelel,
unO al O:eien 3ipeiJ ser &rie9gefan=
9clIG:Jetrcltnn8 nilnntt sic &riegs9e-
ianeenen5ilie ser D.@.G 81. meieut-
9lrt.h. Gin fiiminert ii6 nm
ole io5adl2 9, trclHang ser GriegSqe-
iorgt fiji 9iid)er, Spiele,
ltnterbaltunl un0 @grrciponOe5l6iil-
Sic lie III 3uinnnrenarbeit nit
amerifaaiidtn ltui9criitdten einge-
bot. Ginige Oieier &urie Die.
ten 6ort6ilOung in Gngliid, Mtotbe-
motif, 6renoiprafen 9unit 1tno
altnItgei9id)te, Sournolismlts un0
8udbnltung. Die meiiten Eager ba-
ben iebt aud @etperbeidulen in De-
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