davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20

8otsoom - IS lGeint, Dab Bra-
It0ent SorrD g. 8rltman Dos po3i-
fiihe &riegSproblem an Die erite
,Steae Der &onferett5 Igeltoa Der
@rpBen 0rei forcierte.
@eniqe Sttnoen nod Ieiner er.
item formellen 3ulammenfltnft nit
8remiermmiiter Gburdia uno Bre.
mier StoIin loa 9rditoent Grtmon
sic omerifnniihe Boiition flur Oefi.
inert 6oben, bob oie lhnelle Be
iiegling Sapons sic Sauptoufgube
lei pel9er it'd, Oie Ser. Notionen
f%onfrontierf leben I'M beIon0eren
4merifa, England lln0 &uBlan0.
@r6lt0ent Sruman, Der bon Gbltr-
dill unO Stolin gum 8orIiber Ser
&onferen5 ernonnt muroe, legte Ieine
aniid)ten bel ser erIten Gorbe.
lpredlung im Reuen Balais in Bots
oom bar.
Cine rigorole 8reiie5eniur, Die
mieoer6olte Brotelte ieitens Der oli-
ierten &orreiponoenten brodte, lieB
feline td9ere Ausfunft iiber Die 80
Wfinllten latt9en 8elprednttgen gu.
aber man brodte in @rfabrnng,
bob 8rnman, obne Elm oireftes Ser
langen an Gbnr6ia ooer Stalin 3u
Iteuel1, feline Mitberater In 9enntnis
lette, ooB Der gerlult Don Men-
idenleben I'M Ya8ifif 10 idnea mie
moglid 6eenoet peroen miB.
8enn Dies erreidt lit Damn fann
Sic @runologe fir einen @enerotio-
men itberoauernoen 6rie0en gelegt
perOen, erfldrte Der BrdIioenf.
9ie flir3e offi3iele 8efanntma-
dung am @n0e Der geitrigen 8eipre-
.d}ltngen beidrieb oie Sibung als
,einen Meimtngsaltstaulh iiber @n-
oelegenbeiten, Die @ntl6efoungen
leitens Ser orei Staats : Sberbaup-
ter erforoen."
,J@s pltr0e 6eidlolien", fiigte sic
8efanntmadung bin3u," Dab Die
orei auBenminiiter Games s.
8Drnes, 4ntbonD @0en uno GDa6es-
lam DC. MolotoO) regelnlaBige ST.
butlgen a6bulten iolen, lim Ole
arbeit Ser Ronferen3 bor3u6erei-
ten"
IS beiBt, Dob Truman @efoaen
an Iomobl Gbnrhia mie Stain bel
leiner eriten gegegnulg nit ibnen
fano.
stalin miro 5u ben 8eIprednn-
gen BON ieinem Golmetider 90. g.
8aolop begleitet, mabreno CHARLES
8oblen bonn Staats6epartement
Grumons Dolmetlder lit.
8otsoom - Sier traf Graiioent
truman nit ieinem Neffen Sgt.
Sarrp 9. truman 3uiammen, ser
li6 bereits alti Der Queen gli6a-
BETH" CUR Seimiabrt na6 amerifa
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20

cine &0ble fir Die 8roouftion BON
@alolin init bobem SftoRs@ ebdlt.
Gle observation-disclosures I'M Sc
biet BON @bettiee m1roe, ebenio tpie
at onoeren Srten, 0urd) aaiierte
2lftauffldrlng entoedt. uber Die
8om6ar0ierlng mlirOe nor Der tat
lddltdsn Mufnabme Der Broouftion
fir unrlotig gebalten, Sn Mn6e-
tradt Der idtperen 2ltftangriffe nuf
groBe mie fleine 8roouftionS5entrelt
miro Die 6eritealtng oelitider Slug
5elt8e iIber Der @rOe fiir erltaunlidl
geboltell.
2uitiodoeritdnoige gloubeiL ooB
bic angriife aitf Ole 8etxoluam8ar-
lagen un0 8erfe6rsn1ittel IDtpie sic
nabe3u p0aige @ernidtltng iold
wid)ti9er Snouitrieu mle &u9eQnger
to0li6e Shldge fir @itler8 &riegS-
moiAine maren. Sic totiqdlide
6llt93eug 8roouftion erreidte d6er
etlpa MIR oie &dlfte ser 9eplorteit
3obl. @ier folgt cine 2~lufiteaung
Ser tatlddlid bengelteQten nno ge-
plonten 5lug3eiige nit 9fiidltoBan-
trieb: Sui 1913 - $50 nno 1900;
Safntor 1914 - $50 ufo 1000;
Sui 1914 - 1870 n10 3t00; 500
bender 1914 - 1920 ul1O $500;
Saultar 1915 - 1920 INTO 5000.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
nnterreOnng
nit 5anerbrnM
Son ScnrD Bradley

Berlin (G9t90 - BrofeIlor Ser
oinaro Sauerbru6 beltritt energliG
ale acknowledgement, oaB er lie 2ro-
Na3i o9er ser perl0nlide 5reulpo 1inO
Sultsur3t gloolf 9itlers gesUeien lei.
Ser tpeltberiibmte Gbirurg, Der
70 Sabre aft it, uno fiir5lid BON
Mari9aa @regoro 3bufou gum 2ei-
ter 0es 0ffentli6en @eiunObeitspe-
lens in Berlin er1annt puroe. err
fldrte, oaB er INNER ldarf ahtina-
8iitiid" getpeien lei.
sd meiB, oaB engliide ullo nfte-
rtfaniIde 3eitungen midi aIs nn3i-
freunolid eebsulGlnarft 1aten, aber
oas mar le0i3Gf) oaS 9teli!.tot Der
8rppagonoa, Ole 6ie 0a5is nit nlei-
mem Nnmen 5a MAIDEN Der iidten.
ug(Qes in cha babe im Sitter
s fimal in mpinem 2e6en geieben",
{, 5dblte er. 9as e~ritc.ttlt nod
t"t8, ais er II ID : oufforoer 10, ser
Observation-Disclosures @Grtei bei5u-
treten. Sd attlportete: GIN ar5t
ioa fein 8ofittfer iein - Menn er
i'd in 8olitif einniidt, III qem6bn-
lid irgeno ettuas nit ibm niAt IN
9ronung.'
>.9as 3fpeitearal traf ih i'm fur3
Dor @in0en6ur3's 300. Canals
ludte er mid jeoen Gag aui, I'M pom
mir 81 erfa6rell, ME longe Ser Gclo.
marihaa nod 81 le6en babe.
u0as lcbtemal iab id i'm in iei-
mem @duptquartier an Der rullilden
5ront. @r eriufte mid, mad Der
8iirfei 81 fliegef, INN Sen tiirfiifen
Winiiterpr1iioenten Weumam Wene-
m~oncinglu SIT operiren. Damn, iebte
er mir n~useinanoer, es lei fir i6n
pidtig, li6 Die Siirfei ais 6reut0 ait
erbalten.
ugiele tperfen mir Dor, 6oB id
sen bon Ben geu5iS geidaffenen 3iteL
'Stontsrat af5eptierte. Mber ols
@oring mir ieinen Sefretdr nit Ser
8itte iiberianote, ben 3itel fir meme
8eban0lnng Sin6enburgs all6une5-
men - fir Die id mid nidt be-
3ablen lieB - af5eptierte id iblt
lllr unter Ser 9eoingung, oaB CT
meme perionlide nno beruflide
5reibeit nidt beeintradtigc."
Or. S%alier6rnd bebauptete, 6aB
tpeoer er nod ieine orei So6iie, Sic
oae in ruIiiidet ariegsgefangenidoft
Inns, ME Mitglieoer ser Na5iportei
gepeien ieien, ui6 onB er iel6it orci-
mai BON Ser @eitapo perbort poroeit
lei. or iagte ferner, BOB Sic @ul-
len i'm oreimoG inoeiti9ierten beuos
Mari6aa 3bufoo inn ben 8oiten oes
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
Seine Nnbe>
panle fir 3aps

@ltam @ultoerte BON oinerifa-
nildlen ut16 britiiAen Gr1aerflng-
3eligen g~reifen nod Melollngen Der
5lotte oa8 8ofioer @ebiet, oaS lett
Dem @roBan9riff amerifaniider un0
britii6er 6lotten= uito 5liegerper-
6anoe am 3ien8tag Gn 5lammen=
meer lit, altd5 Nfittpof mieoer an.
@albington @srii6te uto
6offnungen altf einen i6nellen
6rie0en i'm @a5ifif lperoen bier DON
Mfilitarperlonen ablolut ni6t ge-
teilt, oenn tie g%laltbeny ooB Sapun
nod boiler &dmpfeslult lit mo uit-
iere 5rltppen atf Dem 8o0en Ser
Stamminieln peroen lanOen mill
len.
Sopon bat 100000 gut be-
naffneter Srltppen atf ieinen
Stamminleln nnb gegen 1000 gom-
ber- tno Sagerflltg5euge eriter
alaiie. Sapan bat %ferrer einen
enormen Gorrat an Snfanteriepaf-
fen. 8ie Meinung bieiiger Weilitdr-
freiie gebt oabin oaB Sapan neiter
fdmpFan pir0, trob 0es erItaltnliden
Jurisdictions elmer Serausforoerllng
unierer 5lotte BEL ibrem fiibnen 8or-
ltoB auf bic 8erbin0ungspege lei-
ner &iilte.
8ober m09en sic a%ufie6enerre-
genoen 8erihte bon Ser 8a5ifii6en
5lotte uno Misrepresentation ber-
butt0en NIT Ser ~gemeloeten aenoe.
rung bon Brdlioent Sruntans 3eiie-
planen Mihtbeiud 5ranfrei6s) au-
gen6lidlih meniger beoeutungsooa
iein ais lie na6 Sen Sflag3eilen
SIT iein i6einen. Gin neler Sdylag
miroe ben Sptimiiten nit ser Nelt-
befrafti9ung unferes &riegs5ie-
les oerlebt, Bob Sapan ourd Snpa-
lion beiptt peroen mllB ipettn ieine
5iibrer iid nidt entidlieBen ioaten,
5uoor Die @affen ST. itreden.
Natiirlid 6eItebt sic M0gfidfeit,
oaB Snpans 6iibrer sic 6rudtlolig-
felt meiferen @foeritan0s einieben
uno iid Dor elmer Snuaiion 6eoin-
gnngSlos erge9ent eAe onS gan3e
KN
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
Na5i-@ldne
falt ~gelun9cn

perlin - Maiierte mie fein0libe
9Tfi3iere itimmen 0arin ilbereln, Dob
Der &rieg langer geoauert bate nllo
ihtperer getDeien mdre, penft Die
No3ls ibr lnterirDildes 6lug5eugz
uno acknowledgements 6 bis
TO Mt0llate friiber begonnen batten.
Bon anlerifaniiher Seite lDuroe ge-
iagt 0aB ole ulterirOii6en anlagen
nabe3u unDerleBlid maren tnO 2nft=
altgriFFe Damn acknowledgements MIR
9egen 0dbetlperfe, Gerfebrsmittel
uno Ragerbauler geridtet nerOen
fonnterr. gas gnoerge6niS more
3fpar 0aSielbe gefDeien, dber Ole
2uftltreitfrdite botten init melt BET
tigerem 8toeritan0 reAnen n%liiiiel.
Gin 9ffi3ier meinte, Dab Die inter
ir0ii6e ~SStoultrie 9dtte uusgebulgert
meroen miiIlen in oerieQben @eile,
mie 0ie neutrality-suspicious. irfolge
i6res Mangels an 8etrid6sitofien
einging. @~oaitdnoige @in5elbeiten
0es oeutifen SpItems lino nod nitht
befunntgegeben, ober 5pei 9altart=
tppen limo oen &orrelponoenten &C.
8eigt fporoen. Die biaige mo leidt
I'll erridten0e 6a0b unterir0iife So,
BRIT lit in eriter 2inie our Montuge
bon eSlugBeugen benuBt Doroett, mob
reno Die oltOere b1dita6lid aus ben
Bergen beruusgelprengt lDur0e-
SauptbeiIpiel fir oen eriteren
SDp NOR cine anlage in Miibl0orf
Ibei Miinden, zines bon iidbelt oerar~
tigen 8rojeften, oos Ser Montage
oes 3fpeimotpriqen Mteilerldmitts262=
Sdgers INIT &iiditoBontrieb oienen
Ioate. Cine 6abrif 0es anoeren
gDps befan0 iid in gbeniee bei
Sol5burg, no iebt 8etroleltm iiir Die
MQiierten hergelteat miro. limit
telbar neben Ser 9elonlnge 6efano
lif cine proBe @oble CUR Wontage
bon Me-262 Maidinen. 9os @fiibl-
oorfer 8erf lit ME in 8etrieb qe-
ltUlltllleit DplUtll lpu2 ~ tillIl ~
ME ouf Sen Man9el an Qu6eitSz
frdften 3uriid5tfiibren lit. gtur
5000 lSflnnenuubeiter naren berfiig<
bar, mo 10000 6enotigt tpurOen.
Da8 @6eniee @erf rdbm Die
Broouftion I'M fSebrunr ouf. Mit=
qenbliflih itelt es nidt nlebr ais
500 9onner taglih fer, ga es I'M
moglid lit, mebr &obol berar51-
i6offen. gie Sabresfnpa8itdt miro
auf 100000 5onnen geifabt, 10
oaB man es bier init Ser groBten
@obol ; @aIiinerie in 9eutidlanD 81
fun batte. Die 8roouftion oerteilte
iid folgenoermnBen: 10 8ro5ent Ga
iolin, 80 8ro3ent 9ieiel4Oel. 6 @ro-
gent Haraffine, 10 8ro3ent aspbalt,
10 Bro5ent &ei3ol unb % 8ro5ent
'S6mierole. Sn Der Nabe befano ii6
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20
GcnNcn smfit ~crltcnntaI
tpicNcr pcu beIcmcttcf

2onoon - Die 2onooner feierteit
onldBlid Der ieit nabe5u feds Sabren
gum erlten Mole tpie0er bo1en 8e.
leudtling Der engliiden Sauptitaot
Bis in 0ie friiben Morgenitlnoen.
Die ftrenge 8eronnfellng Ser
9rie9s5eit enoete bereits am 90.
WoL ober Die &iidfebr CUR frie6ens.
maBigen StroBenbeleuhtung mar
5uriidgeitelt poroen, I'M 4rdftitoIf
5u f~onierpieren uno bic Sh1oen ouss
5ubeiiern, peI1e Dos 8eIeuhtungss
iDitem ourd bic oeutiden 2uitau.
grille erlitten bntte.
Bicnoiap Circus, Der Simes
Squore bon 2onoon. fDdr oos 3ent-
RIM oes Sohbetriebes; rieiige pieI.
farbige eleftriide &etldmen mahten
BORT Die Rodt gum Gage. Dos gan.
Sc Welteno gliibte inter elmer Menge
bon 2idtern uno in bieIen Seilen
gab es rote, geIbe un0 crime Stra.
%Benlampen ein Experiment, Inn bic
StruBenbeIendtung in neuen Gor.
men ourf3ufii6ren.
Sic 2onooner poraoierten in gro.
Ben Malien ourh 0ie ben erleuAte-
ten StroBen, piele BON ibnen (rm IN
Grm tangent uno iingeno. giele bon
ben Sauienoen bon Rinoern Ser
Sonptltoot iaben oieie gum erten
Male in ibrem 2eben in boiler 8e.
leudtune.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20

2onO BON linieren 5liegern perfuii-
itet miro, dber aerner SoponS tei-
len Oieie @offnun9 nidt. SIM @e-
genteil, tie lin0 iiber5eu9t, bob Der
&rieg rod fir geroume 3eit Deiter-
geben miro, menn SopnnS Seeres-
modt crit impotent gemadt meroen
muB, ebe es Iid ergibt. IS miro
geiddbt, bob 3uminOeit 12 Monate
meiterer 2uftongriffe oui Sapan
notmen0ig iein meroefL ebe olle Itro-
tegiihen 3iele altf benz SnIelrei6
aefitort lem mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20

Sbm gerobe iebt, ga iotpobl 2onbon
tpie 8aibington nidt 3ogern, in ell-
ropaiden angelegenbeiten DRUID auf
Sen &remI olis3uiiben, Die Seilnab-
me an elmer 2ebantefonferen8 5u per-
iueigerrt, ertpedt Ben ginorud, bob
Die 8eitmddte cine Shraiife 8n err
ridten beabiidtigen binter Ser &uB-
lano iih nidt betpegen ufro iidl I'M
nidts fiimfnern oarf. Gns lit ihrper-
li6 Elm elltes 8er8eiden fir 0aS el-
ae gertroiien, 0ns notig mare, 0olnit
ans Ser INSTRUMENTATION elm mirf-
James Snitrnment oes Srieoens ge-
moht nir0.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20

(ges lit Der eme bon 8mei arti- mir in ieineul 8iro nitetnauoer Sat.
fen re NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der fee tronfen, ofpie Nnbas Yaf9o n@
Sner5cos SEEMS @qencp, gutor 8. 10 pIoBGh gum 8anarubertunt be-
Washington Journal., 1945-07-20

Foent Sorrn e. 8rnnon oos poi Snfels in leshr D2inue per Slug.
fide a~rnosprObtnr an Die critic 8eng mad gotsoon 9ebr0tt rprSe,
Seae Der &onGrenS Igenoa Der no er Die ndfAte Wode ooer 5egn
GroBen grei forcprte. Goae @oIt 0s 8ruiOenten ien
@euiop S4ltnoen no1 einer err. miro. sal. Srlmons Batter lit 8r1.
item formeIen 3uommenfunft nit Itoent RrunanS dlterer Brl0er,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
Score To Date
On Pearl HarbOr

witnesses are unwilling and re-
luctant and assume the Subter-
fuge OF lacking Information
which they should not lack be-
cause OF the positions they
hold now or held AZ the time.
THAT the witnesses and
the committee majority are
protecting somebody.
3-That the minority men,
bers are apparently digging
more deeply into the situation
than counsel for the committee;
4-That while Adm. klmmel
and Gen Short are, in fact,
being tried IN the court Of
public opinion, they remain
silenced and are not permitted
in any manner really 70 protect
themselves which they could
only do if their counsel were
permitted 10 examine the
witnesses.
5-That obviously Pearl Har-
Dor represents a bureaucratic
failure and conspiracy Of
suppression that will not sue
ceed because every day these
hearings are evoking keener
interest;
6-That the Democrats regard
II all as a "Smear-Roosevelt"
effort on the part of the Repub-
llcans and are treating II as
such. while the Republicans are
using II 10 gain whatever
kudos come from thoroughnesS
and frankness.
IT MAY be true that Mr..
L Roosevelts face" Mr.. HulIs
reputation, Adm Kimmel
ability and Gen. Shorts integrity
are involved
But these are as nothing
compared with the life Of
single American soldier or sailor
who may have been killed be-
cause some one blundered.
That is the human problem
in this Pearl Harbor investi-
cation. Saving the skin Of some
Individual who for an historical
moment strutted the stage Of
human events means less than
nothing For ultimately the
truth. the entire truth, will out.
copyrsht. ists. D, Kini yssturs
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
BROADWAY
RHYTHM
MAN ABOUT TOWN

TNHE Louis PriInas (Alma
i Ross have amicably ended
their 9-year-old idyll. She will
file.
Joe z. Lewis (the Copa starr
and Martha Stewart (of the
Zanuck set have fixed early
April for their merger in Los
Angeles.
Oracle Barrie will file for di-
Vorce against maestro DICK
Stable in Florida next month.
Local gazettes muffed the story
Of his lawsuits against her,
which we're tossed out OF court
recently
Navy II. Edward Lasker and
the former Carol Gimbel will
make their parting announce
ment public shortly.
George Balanchine, the chors-
ographer (estranged from 20
rina) and Dorothy Littlefield.
the ballerina, are a romantic
pas de deux.
Stettinius' medicos would be
happier II he shelved his career.
One of the persons feeding
material 70 The Rankin commit
tee on Un-Anerican Activities
is Cof all peopleD Edward
James Smythe. one OF the 23
Indicted FOR alleged SeditiOn
Asst year Ws ran a column
II titled: Port Of Missing
InvsstfQations" in Whieh Ws
"wordsrsd" what happened
10 many announced probes.
Henry Hoke (whoss book,
"BIoeL Nail" clicked last
year) took the hint ond de.
eidsd 10 find out His inUssti-
cations. now completed, wiH
Be published in January by
Reynal a Hitchcock. The
book. title. "IP, SseNet."
The nsw sSpo,e 10 dyna-
mite. IL unVsii, the inside
story of the Justice depart
rtsnrs headaches Uith the dt-
Isssd seditionists and Offers
real behind .ths-seenes info on
vhy ths ssdition trials col. =
Idpssd.
MRS. ERIC Won STROHETM
vi JR. is reported In Las
Vegas. with intinates hoping
for a reconciliation.
It's q daughter for the Ar
msnd Du Bois. He's the Dept
of Justice truSt-buster
A New York mags article on
digest publisher Dewitt Wal
lace may be rs lengthisst yet
3 In the series.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
By DAMON RUNYON,

the most money I had had in
my pocket in a long time.
Nov I had never seen a shoe
~ trunk before in my life. I
had never eXen-hsard- one.
/ had one So pair OF shoes,
which was all ever owned at
one time and / was fresh in
from Colorado where one pair OF
shoes at a clip was deemed
ample by most Of our citizens,
though there were rumors OF
some with several pairs.
Why my attention was at
tracted TO that shoe trunk was
never any great mystery to me
because / was always Of an in
quiring nature and the richness
OF the leather box probably
caught my eye and prompted
me to step into the store and
ask what il was. but my pur-
chase OF the thing puzzles me TO
this day.
/ have a vague feeling that
the salesman may have been a
trifle superior and perhaps pat
ronizing in his manner as he
informed me Of the uses OF the
trunk and that my purchase was
In a spirit of defiance of the big
town generally "a gesture TO
show II that / was no neckyoke
even if ! was a new arrival and
that l was not TO be intimidated
by A shoe trunk. Or maybe l
wanted 10 impress that sales
man with the idea that l had
been accustomed TO buying shoe
trunks all my life.
A NYWAY / plunked down the
"A $65 and told him 10 stencil
my initials in either end and
deliver II 10 a home in F1atbush
where ] was staying Al the time.
and Incidentally was in the red
for board and room deeper than
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
One Word Led to Another
nOthing!"
BY ARTHUR BUGS BAER-


WANT say that international diplomacy picking
i up and r elusive dust in the moonlight.
Diplomacy Is the art of concealng what you don't
know That's much difficult than knowing what you
stashng away.
When real diplomats get together it just
of them weren't there
expression Of mine in 1919, Vacant
expressions deep They right back into the ivory
There time when they pushed diplomats around
with the tables But in years delighted to
evasve unreliable and slippery in he
best traditions Of the racket.
WHAT don't like about this has been the poor brand
w collaboration by Qusing and spread by
Laval Peain Pound This has been the first time that
history pigeon fancier lion tanners errand.
We've had a collaboration in the old days and
called them Tories Benedict Arnold the most lusrous
Of twOtimers but he got chance to pull the plug
than
He ran poor second to Talleyrand who started with
the monarchy bowed his way through the reign Of
hooked up with the directory strung along with Napoleon md
actually played ball with the restoration. There
collaboration like duke the possible exception Of the
jolly old Of Bray Some folks claim the vicar steal
ing the thunder of the Of Pendeon Anyway his
Simeon Aleyn and he made up his changeabe mind
always be vicar Of Bray.
60 HE lived in the reigns Of Henry VII Edward VI Mary
y and Elizabeth twisting and turning like quarterback
sneak He all things all and couple Of
estimable ladies'.
When the captains the kings had scrammed he was
still vicar of Bray hut only by margin.
his last corner in 1888
citing these histories let you know there
arsocacy knavery That's why l941 will down
poor year both champagne and collaboration
time.
coprHls,. le4s ~ KIM y..tu.,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28

even friendship justified. shall
never forget the expressions OF
anaZement on the faces OF my
hosts when the shoe trunk ar
rived the next day, pAckaged
like some great treasure six
layers of wrapping paper thick,
and were told what il was.
They never said anything in
criticism TO me about il then
or afterwards. though IL seems
10 me that the sheer idlocy or
the purchase Of an expensive
shoe trunk by an impecunious
young man with practically his
last dollar must have called for
some discussion in private. l
know asked myself many a
time. Runyon, why the heck did
you buy that trunk? | never
found a satisfactory answer.
But il served two purposes.
It inspired me 10 greater in
duStry than was my habit 10
Rtl IIlOUtN W DuN tlioubD oiIpFh
TO fiji the trunk and in the
process of acquisition, | paid my
board bill, and since that time.
whenever / have felt disposed
10 beef about some foolish ac-
tion on the part OF anyone,
have said 10 myself Runyon,
remember the shoe trunk.
VHAT is why / did not laugh
Il when big George Godfrey.
the Negro heavyweight, bought
a huge wardrobe trunk with his
first ring earnings some years
ago though he had nothing 10
put in il but a few little ar
ticles that made terrific rat
ting whenever the trunk was
moved around ! imagine George
could not have explained I he
wardrobe trunk any more than
I could the shoe trunk, but our
motives were probably identi-
cal
Copyright, 1915 b. Klns Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
LET'S EXPLORE
YOUR MIND
= By ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM, D. &c.
Answer 10 Question No. I


When they find they can
spend not only one. but a whole
atring OF evenings quietly at
home together, merely talking
or resding-eithsr TO them
selves or 10 each other-wthout
any night clubs. movies or
bridge parties. or any form OF
entertainment except each other.
Answer to Question No. .
BY all means, but don't get
the absurd notion that you
can't get a Job without pull" II
YOU have a friend or relative
who can say a good word for
YOU. be sure TO use him, provided
he does not try 70 use some sort
Of pressure for you A dignified
letter of introduction, not OF
recommendation. is of grea
service. However, never take a
parent, brother or older friend
with you for the interview.
Answer to Question No. 5
8 Or. D. G. Hummed relates
case where parents tried 10
change a left-handed girl into a
right handler. She soon began 10
complain of headaches, watering
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
WASHINGTON
SCENE

E0R more than a century the
permanent residents OF the
Strlct Of Columbia have been
trying 10 get president of the
United States TO support their
right 70 vote.
With a couple OF exceptions.
however all presidents suddenly
became hard OF hearing whom
ever the subject was brought up.
l. was obviously a matter they
would rather not discuss
Various explanations for this
coyneSs have been advanced. but
most are TOO involved for my
inlan'ile political intelligence
The ore 7 have heard oftenest.
though q that most presidents
have been afraid that voting
popu.ace here would get out OF
% 'tcel control
II -a-city- political
kroW-It-alls II might well be
true '0at they could never be
brought into political cohesion.
Another explanation Is that
the president in office usually
BIS had cause 70 suspect that
most Washingtonians would
vote against him II given the
chance probably because they
were too close 10 him and knew
he Weaknesses
~ OTHER words. It's easier
i % fool and bedazzle people
Who are far away while propIn-
quIty knocks the bejeepers out
OF glanor
Whatever the reason, Andrew
Jackson and William Henry
Harrison are the only presidents
who ever gave even the slightest
encouragement. And Harrison
was so lukewarIn IL wasn't very
clear Just how he really felt
Jackson is the only president.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-28
By GEORGE DIXON

so far as I could ascertain, 10
ever issue a public call for suf-
frage for the poor, benighted
denizens Of the district. He
urged specifically that our folks
elect n territorial delegate 10
Congress, like Haw and
Alaska have now
Naturally. the right N vote Ia
one Of our biggest local issues.
Al any cocktail party. football
game, or even box lunch orgy
YOU are extremely lucky II YOU
do not get buttonholed by some
ore who will start babbling that
you have the right 10 refuse 10
pay District taxes because the
Constitution states there shall
be no taxation without repre-
sentation.
The thing got particularly hot
during the Roosevelt admins
tration. but FDR could never be
induced 10 commit himself II
began to look az II our folks
would have 10 keep on battling
without the slightest aid from
the White House
TWEEN all Of sudden-Presi-
Il dent Truman Jumped right
into the thing with a positive
declaration that residents Of the
District Of Columbia should be
given the same right 70 vote
enjoyed BY all other citizens Of
the United States
This was probably the hot
test local story IN years. no
matter how calmly IL may have
been taken by the rest of the
country But do YOU know how
President Truman came TO
make his mo entail an
nouncement7
II slid IN sideways