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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19

Y = u .4l ps, 70 ~ .oaec ios has ..p...y
yaer X as sasa o. IRE Aaz armies se,saise
,-s ~2c.s -osta.e o,.n.e 9. tie .ases, system Inc
.-s &. - >asl psisor AID ioftas- ,e-. sa.-t
tasy sst.cls ~Eith Nil na@n; Ams 3.
.=s.Ass Il. many years 70 come.
TAO .l.es have .eaa recently aat. .s.ael
es s.1a some cssat4 II the who.. ma~ oas
~ 81 Mas -caa.l. u TIE Apri ssee ~
TX AID t-e other % Very rets.. .RtE
sRES~ IS ~ az c4t aniagoais Of m.pe. So a.a,
b-say. ~Ao hs2ssrs 10 he very .gat or .s ,cN
Tas.e ~ cQ-ti '1ai the a,aeiiies 49, 81 s.
STAGE THIS { eo1'ras. Win last Wars f.e.
e1ta 1e.e s.m3sr a.. faxed. Wha; PEG. ~
sn+n1 1n~iae- ire Erea, naiS OF the ce. IS
t@ s-s1 Uaa' vas gong ca and appioSer
Tae.s n.1s p evidence 10 SUPPORT 10 'e'
ne n'astss Hhc pegto.nsd these aiso were
~ ais framed and selected and that zee erela-
s-y q mans kns~ li''e o. nofaing q vas
cc TAs scnleRt at eolro1o;a'' 'Ae
@7,;s q. he BIZ arti-Jeeish cemonstgat ID Ger
sry u 1853 in retaliation for the ng az a
Nsz q" Il a france ~ On hystefies. FoAsh-
Jsa IS soy Aetose.ng Al esponsibs Reports nj
o,srg q Shops and the oa. nings q syrasoss a.!
reg Germany a. thai time We're ! the I'm
.Tso ses sra stse not participates p ~ the ~aa
4; & PROBABLY fair conclusion iaa' Gsfaaas As
v.er se s'Al norse indlvdas than South
III ~A.s .Anee,ans. many q WON have parii-
syatt1 ore i.n.e o. anotAef u sAt.eme brutality
.3ea.e n4r Try racial sro1s
An ALTITUDE Toward People
i /. eesge.atey Epof.su, the, gtossessi,e peoIle
es.1ta4n tAeis attitaae tnai so9.e iesaiciess
Fate 10 nationality or beAts essentially .us
,eas.e 4 is me e.ral pqrt Q. orr ptasfessAe
..eas taa every peso mast q sscS'a as al IN.
s44.s 80 gwen maximum o.Iostaniiy 20 ee'e-
5 Ddlyl4si is.eIis and asties and not lump
d 1880 s'efeo,ys view q iae group be belongs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
MONROE

The RYrr ~ no second Bar.
fis' nureh meets every SUNDAY
at 8 pm Group so opened The
devolonals wi'h Mrs Frank
SMITH ~ the piano
Mrs Fannie Rias told about
tho district meeting In AMon
Nehieen lss' Thgt.aay 81 Rev
Sieeies church and 'he pof.
oi each department THE REV
Nsrk Carrlnr'on also afforded
a Mother DAUGHTER tea was
held Sunday afternoon from 2
20 3 pm a. the YWC A by me
Mothers olph % the Girls Re-
serve Mrs " Bartholomew vas
IN charge 81 be attachments
Miss Martha THiofsoo and Mrs
Charles BroSn assisted
Mrs Martha Robbins u selma
Alabama Is visiting her sister.
in-iav and brother Nr and Nrs
Earl Odum ~ eD3 3 Highly.
Marry smfh ~ coz r Frank
lin street attended ID. hf .e
ond annual Nsr FESTIVAL on Ma,
70 a. Hiu auditorium 10 Ann
Arbor Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
About The Common Man
! [ D A II D R o h

10 tAs e>cA,letee pie.ue.,s o. the stereotype is
oLs q. t4e o.si Ways o; .cfsing heu 1870 ine ncil
uas q. te most iasa Asuss IN slgfen; itera.
BE- t.ssaie. man q R.eaald wrshts Blasa
A sao vas real ;a.aker bal Wne cioaned IN
ia- mes aa-a say p earn few pennies a.,
Nas ;7aei .a'o jAst cfga1aaoA hy ;ne soutaern
"n.fe MAI s'eieaiyye 9, ~ Nesio. 9ee4u-e on.s
ogs % L eo.d BE- hone q ~ rs.
The decent Germans ard Japsnsse. rYon uhon
81 m4s, PLACE on sopt q. ieeenesaiion Is iaase
natcrs and their en'ey n'o he family O. ia sons
IS fs.y democratic members mus, Re ereouTassi
isse seaefsaip ara 70 dste.op toward he pon,
eAes meg command the respse' and suppor
%, 't- people
B- { We msae priueFls that there ase no
soea permsns god Japans.e sha.. pre-
,nt me deyelopmer' Of responsible leaders OF O:
eemoD ai.t Gt many and Japan.
Love versus Hate
Il w. mass Y,in' iple hat iAese are no sooa
Gefmaas We shall probably deal WIKI. and Sc,
p IN office. just any Germans a; all provided tset
save had recent experience N adm nisira;ion That
means rs and large ina' shall SCI UP Bad
German, 10 office. have in some Geinsg
,lies already.
We WILL hen KICK IL ne face al he decent dea.-
la,lc Germans who viii psopssiy ne So badly
asausioned that they Will make no effort 10 achieve
leadership in the new Germany. or worse still. tins
may be lae straw that breaks he csmels back @.
heir democratic ideaiism
All Of Europe Is terrible physical mess A..
Europe needs tremendous amount Of aha' nj en-
be raled mass psychia'fy in order to ?uN ou,
* i's wreckase X aiil he easies Tor Europeans re-
simply expire and give up the straseie. u.s. pei.
son aho has hesn hadly battered automobile
week that he has lost he Will 10 live.
Ge mans Viii doubtless need special dose Of
his psy hairy because N all he terrible circsr.
Stances Of Nazi rule and because o. the continued
impress on OF Naz ideas on ihcir Consciousness.
Rg' hose patients thai are cured ard hose VII
never had the iliuess must be treated Ike cured
people They mast bs given responsibility and
roA OF eventual independence when the bulk Of
their people are cured They must be encouraged
By our policy
Hasisally ii comes TO this We must Judge each
case IS merits
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
Dixie Writes To Dorothy


Wits The hoy Here is the letter that she got ~eess
a'er from the Dixie 81 after he had gone through
the terrible battle of kasserne Pass over In Nos,h
Airisa
Dear Dorothy
Today opens new hook in my life and must
say very exciting book 70 open, may It never
lose
VIII you do ms a very special favor. am sure
You MIL Please continue 10 add 10 the hook a few
psgcs that somcday ] can have volume
Yes. Dorothy was pretty silly TOR asking phet-
her Negro girls came down 70 entertain Negro boys
or What is the purpose Of the mixture am heart
sorry believe me
After our conversation. you left an impression
on MY mind which shall never forget Today am
on ihe bloody hattiefcds My trip across was most
unpleasant. you know What mean. sea sick &c.
As luck would have q, met face % face in associa
ton Negro hoy who nursed me like baby while
all the others laughed few days ago met anoth-
err swell buddy He too did few fayors
Il am heel for thinking that am any better
than they are What reason have 10 think this.
or 20 carry hatred which for no sound reason /
can back not roinr 10 blame 81 IN the South
because am southerner rs because am o.
the white race. Bad though. IS Il not
"oh' could go on aud on but do want Won 70
know how much you have done for me by changing
nay ihonehis about your race Won are a wonderful
girl 70 know. That is god-send 7 viii ,on your
army any day in bringing better democracy hack
home
; Thanks again Z, your lovely letter before len.
had no idea you would even bother 10 write after
such heated conversation Bye nov remember
I'm your convert and you're my friend. Regards to
sisee Door May We NEE, aeain
"Your rai
hope youll read hat letter 10 your conurera-
iion neat SUNDAY. brother Jim Siran 7 know sha.
Won viii 30 me f,s' N veicome him into thar army
~ tho Souths people ~ both ccifrs engaged I'm
bringing better democracy back home"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
LET PEACE in
By FEANCiS (. koRNEGAY

We Day is pss history. Il
ga' day thar human beings all
over The world longed tof
PRAYED for ard welcomed with
spirA Of God-Send bencdlo-
non The achievement ot ina
final hoar ~ victory on tho Eu-
ropean scenp can never he mcs-
snr'd 10 terms ~ dollars and
cents For there is no material
value TIA, ,en b. substituted for
human lie While there has been
q partial lifting % the war
clouds 'hey still hang heavy in
The Pacific inca'cr The races of
mankind await that final blow
50 hat the tensions. sufferinss
and fears ~ war viii he tempo
rarily pushed into hiding.
Il is unbelievable thar mteili-
gem human beings csnno, set
tie their disputes in 4 peaceful
fashion X is self-inflicflne pii,
hs' human beings and nations
take advantage ~ people hv tech.
niques Of exploitation. Can these
situations eNist7 They 40 Blu,
one unescapahie factor is raised
there Is dynamic. an iu-
norian' factor overlooked. rsrf
4 Nnat you NAV he EQUATION If
peace viii never be balanced un-
'il that fundamental truth
oNef-"helmlnt recognized ANA
accepted Peace vtbou. must
come and eet within. This nea,.
Is MOI lust shofher term bu,
y Is term whose essence mus,
pe Included in The very ac,s a.
human enteavor u is slmni.
expression Yei peace finds ~
pressions N love. charity under.
standing sacrifice. and willing.
ness 10 share equally with fell
low beings.
The eyes. ears and hopes Of all
he world have been for the last
three weeks. centered toward
ne United Nations conference
~ San Francisco. This meeting
OF KY DELEGATES. representing
many naiions. ia united in one
total effort 70 draw M blue
prints and framework Tor A last.
ing ami durable peace They are
working late hours. uttering hieh
sounding phrases. wearing The
air Of importance and believing
not What they do. The room is
packed with All sort Of p4onie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19

Al Henlnchurg yet. apd The or
deal Of blood and sweat and tears
is with us for lone time
They Don't Catch On:
The BEARD Of the Atlantic Cit!
Hospital i dominated b, Jews.
hut no Negro physician j. per.
mitted 10 practice there. The
Poles in Buffalo have ionght
long aud bitterly nm, attempt
10 hnild war housing ior Negroes
In that city. You would mink
that the unspeakabie crimes
committed against Jews amd
Poles in Europe would make all
oppressed peoples think twice. he
fore Themselves hecoming la.
cists, hut >cme people iu>i don't
catch on.
AtrocIty story uSA:
sheriff. ". ciaaae screws or
Baker ouaiy Georsis. convicted
in fedsr.l court wsih two
o'her so-OaA,d law enforcement
Officers - fatally heating Ne
gro believes thar fhe federa.
court had no RICH to ,ry him
Scrsws rant see that beating a
mar 20 dec b violates that cri-
7ons rignt to Life hoeil
AID ihs pursuit q happlrf,-
supreme eopr, decided that ID,
iedefa sour' dA haze me lsh
to trs scr'ns. Justice Frank
NlrpAs vtoe ? di>sent
rocrine The Fai:
Ana inere he SAY WAITING Ia
long black Mercedes the sane
type oi ear hi master preferred.
There lat Hermann Wlhelln
i.oerng. former cher Of Luii.
waile. that dread organization
which brought death 10 millions
ri helpless people. There mt
man who Was once all.poweriul.
Numbering through hi fat iowl>
that Hitler Had tried Ia Kill him.
That man mountain al hone aud
muscle e,ldrntl, had forgotten
that killing people was Hitler'>
hig business. and that he had
sucreeded a. had no other man
who ever liz Ad:
And nov that huge frame OF
1oering's is worth less than no
thing; mol nearly as much rs 50
many pounds Of beef. There SAT
'oering the fai.
'ombaf or Ser,ice:i
Most Nestoes II tns segreg1 ed
.inef f0rDes az The tSA arc In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19

Win every possible motive They
'us'er around the peace table
They are eager 20 rA' il down
on paper Bur Vhst are the
pans' >Hrnr a. too tsh.e are
me following negative elements 20
breed World wars Bieo,ry. ir-
oleran,e power politics. op-
preston prejudice greed and I'M.
pcialism
TheH have omitted "a impos-
ian' delegate the Prince OF
Peace WAS not invited re was
''f' outside linking Of The .trs
thai they were plsnnirg The
peaee delegate MAS hanging
around on.y as an obser,er-real.
iy not wanted. Mr. Peace dele
Kate was anxious 10 20, in 50
ma me cause ~ lrsuce 4orsa
ne forever uniiyinS force. TIE
inse o. Peace had d message
haf a reminder-oThe wages ~
Sln IS Death re wanted 20
pon' out that the very seeds of
sin and war we're being sovn
ana that they would sprout 10
'A'h extent thai civilization 81.
sef would perish The Prince q,
f'ace deleeaie wanted 10 reminr
mem that the race prejudice dele.
gate kept hui,an beings serre-
gated and Disseminated asains,
throughout this war ON the nome
'foni and abroad. both anon.
civilians and members Of tho
armed forces 20 wanted Them
% be- mindful thar race pr, iudice
DELEGATE and an u is allied part
mrs would prevent peace.
Inc peace delegate wanted 10
spread lieht o, hope. raw O.
aiVine guidance He wanted them
20 accept peace in the lives Of
All mankind. Let peace stir-up
'"F nody and soul so that broth
.'nood OF all races will be final
" realized. Let peace flow like
q river. eneuIfius all OF the sins
= mankind. Peace and the con-
e ' OF Jesus must he identical
mat ye love one another" That
principle Is simple II We want It
20 :, Must We not look for the
"oy Nrsil a. Home' Then peo-
PIE afar can see how Il works
sno lind favor by so doing. Have
We really won the Peace or.
should We let Peace i'm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS

service rather than combat unlu
Don't get the feeling that a man
who brings up supplies or feed,
ammunition 20 the big guns /.
in any safe spot The enemy
strikes first and hardest az SUP.
ply lines And note that in The
transfer to the Pacific service
units are expected 10 90 straight
over they mus get there iirst
Churchill And The Pope;
With that fire and incl,I,e.
ness which make him today tho
greatest spokesman for The do.
mocraclcs. Churchill said that
we've been lighting for "a Land
in which all have "A chance. In
which all have a duty. :" And
Pope Plus MI. addressing him.
self Ia Christian, ever, where.
plead, for fhe Kind of lie ier
which Negroes have PRAYED.
fought. and died during more
Than two hundred years. =. !.
founded on The illial fear of Lod.
ON fidelity 10 hi holy command.
ment>. on respect for human dix.
nli! on The sacred principle Of
equality. on the rights OF all
peoples aud all states. large and
small. weak and strong"
Ii onls the twenty add million
Catholics i. this country would
tab, these words seriously. W
could make America the land Tor
which the Pope i pleading.
Bulletin Prom Moscow;
josef STAIN IS not we'll unl,-
STOOD IN he : Many beieys
iha' he an, Mololoy Just Ueat
TO pe contrary. That may ps tie,
ga nc other hand Amerios =
must not .Npec Moscow 70 Ill.
in irs vh London and NASH
ips'cn pufeiy py way OF tsal.
ifou
Tie ana o-Amenean PATE ra
ssano' 20 agpi!cd arbitrarily o
The Soaiei II. a mistake 10 ss-
sumo iha stain Viii 20 siofz
even nhsn tho issue 10 ne seer !,
As Gear VS. CRYSTAL The sise
from tse kreniin Is nor hat from
W. White house, Fun realizatia
81 his vii. save US some costly
ullrdsrs
In The Beleian Congo:
Where ten million blacks hnild
the wealth owned and centralized
hy handful of whites from
Belgium. things are booking NJ.
some ol The women are 10 he
permitted 4" gsf an education.
New health facilities are planned.
The Voice III the Congole>e." q
monthly. ha> heen published
since September.
In short. the BcIgiars are be.
ginning 10 he sharp enough 10
leave some vi the wealth In the
'ongo. instead of taking all OF
u 10 Brussels. ST the conclusion
II World War Ill the Belgians.
the English. the French and all
the other colon, -holdlng nations
Will 20 hack where they belong.
In the meantime. many of the
people IN The colonies will be
shori>lehted enough TO believe
that their relationship 10 Eu-
rop- il blessing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19

4Ae. r1e Sips
Then 'fry discovered fhe awful
tlh The g1nearees we're design
80 ;n WAVES Because o. short
4e ~ d4nzaTees Tor men. the
pomsls apparel had been sent 70
-1.p stores
The men arc Dacek in TIRE
Tito men aic back in their own
llnrarres. The demand iof me
new has dropped
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19

NV YORK (cNs)-The Amy,
interest IN John Thomas tossed him
out OF a feature fight with Freddie
Ssno,i unbeaien young heavy.
weight last week Al ST. Nickt
Arena Substituting Tor Thomas
VIII be Billy Grant who has drop-
ped three previous decisions -
schott.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
LESSONS IN
ENGLISH
By ". l. Gordon
words nirsn NIsused

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.sfe1 ans Edison invented the
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e Mercy "a, We waiked tUo
Mics
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19

is no time TO
lose Three mil
lion troops. 1000
ships and 1900
aircraft are being
readied against
the foe in The
Pacific. y our
hoy prot a b ~
won't he home
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
Different Skin

a sr+e rer ~ sad ir.o o.,r
cssce a-- ,seeg s~d rardad 81 >
sr-a e.i,.rsro ss,rG ~ l,.;rey
e~ v e4S a,6 $3.50 & i,,.n,essed nc
M n.ss.s- sae
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
BY AL HESI>cBrRG


No limo 70 LosF'
The scouree that was Aazi
Germany has been wiped out.
and the lights are coming on
again an over The world. But
men die on Okinawa. and there
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19

Bfothel Sloan says he got proof Of his religion
ia iha grand old document the Bible. reckon
that DO wasn't born in Missouri for nothing-no"
DO wants me- 10 show him some kind of document
proving that there is New South on the way
Well Brother Sloan. and all % you who may
do4hi tha' new white men being shaped IN 'he
.ao of 'ne fertile young South, I've got the do'u-
mer' and I ask your prayers Tor that new Wh''e
nan While ! read II 20 you.
The document was sent me by Miss Virginia Kaye
distinguished actress and co.chaifman Of the 1un'-
or hostess committee % the Stage Door Canieeh III
Sew York cry II ~ letter written by "n.'e
soHihstn CI 10 a pretty Negro xiii named bofo'ny
ston he had ms, lnsuli.d when he found her ser'
NJ a. hostess captain IN the canteen
According 10 Miss Kaye Dorothy showed Eooa
common sense by drawing the boy into converse.
ion and remaining calm while he siormed ana
raled seems like he was still pretty hot under INC
collar when he started to leave. then turned oeoN
pl,h his face red % ask t5e Negro Girl VIII you
ttlie 20 me -
Here's The Proof
| sun showing good sense Dorothy promised to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
Living South :


Nov and then some good trlena writes in to tell
~ me mat he'd ike TO believe that What "llie
about ire coming NeV South IS 50 Brother jim
l.an vito farms over In kasi = ieansas SENDS me
eusr saying be can't heleNe is SO because ne
snops u his niud that y just naturally am 90
Bgothei Jim sloan Is migay eood friend o.
mine and in. nor getting mad HIM for "fitinE
Yrs honesty tha' there Cant be New soNih u
yoa count ON White Souiherneis 20 help oaiit a.
II MS ho, had been beaten W Ay 'o"afaiy Town
constable. 10 MissIsvppl while wearing the uniform
az as country. reckon that 9 fefl nke oid bto'N-
or sloan pho farms on weekdays and WHO pfe"'h'S
d. Sunday 70 oolored Americans like himself o'''
"a Ark4rsaF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
Here's The Proof

sun showing good sense. Dorothy promised TO
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-15
MEAT O SURVEY
FOR EAST CAROLINA

Raleigh. June l5.-A mcat-store
survey embracing "a counties in
Eastern North Carolina and cover
inc about 5000 outlets begins June
ID and runs through June 80, accord
ing to an announcement today by
Theodore S. Johnson, Raleigh OPA
district director.
The survey will be conducted by
about 1000 volunteer merchants
aides ard is considered one of the
utmost value to the consumer and
meat dealer alike as a future basis
for promoting more complete COM
plianCe with OPA regulations and
thus holding the line on prices and
against illegal transactions, Accord
ing to Johnson.
The survey viii include listing of
wholesale meat dealers in the dis
trict. A! check will be made of whole
sale invoices against the actual de-
hvered product and in the case Of
veal and lamb, the grade of each
cut delivered to the dealer and of
those still on hand. Firms and Md
viduals buying at wholesale are re-
CURED to keep such invoices.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-15
s Ss:, To-?

!. Name the author Of the book
Japanese Militarism, Its Cause and
Cure"
2. Who commands American Naval
forces in Germany?
g.. Abyssinia is a member of the
United Nations; true or false?
4, What is the opening phrase Of
The Americans Greed?
5. IS iron, copper, or aluminium
the most abundant metal found in
the earth?
6. Which is further north, Cape
Henry or Cape Hatteras?
7. The art of preparing and serv-
ing appetizing food is called g-y?
8. One word in the following is
wrong: substitute the correct word.
The devil can quote scripture for
his purpose"
8, A marathon is a horse race: true
or false?
10. The normal temperature OF the
human body is 1876 degrees, 94.6 de-
grees, OF 90.6 degrees?
Evening star., 1945-02-18
BY GEORGE BRIA

Associated Press Foreign Correspondent
ROME, Feb. 17.-With tear-filled
eyes, Israele zolli, former chief rabbi
OF Rome, told today of his CONVEX
sion to Catholicism and asked, dc
you think love the Jews less be-
cause I have become a Catholicp'
He removed his spectacles and
covered his face with his hands
Silence filled the austere room OF
Rome's Gregorian University. Then
he answered his own question:
mo, shall never stop loving the
Jews. The tragedy of the Jews
the great tragedy of the Jews. did
not abandon the Jews by becoming a
Catholic. I did not compare the
Jewish religion to Catholicism and
abandon one for the other.
"This has been going on in me
Tor years. tens of years. 1t Is the
great tragedy Of my life, the great
est tragedy Of my life.
IF you'have a delicate, exquisite
religious perception you will under
stand my conversion. 1t was in
ternal, entirely internal. 1t was
concerned with hearing voices and
perceiving rays. In that way ]
slowly, almost imperceptibly, became
a Christian and could no longer be
a Jew. I could no longer be dis
honest to my flock"
He and his wife were baptized into
the Catholic Church Wednesday
Zolli will take the name of Eugenio
Maria, in honor of Pope Plus XII
(Eugenio PacellD for the aid the
Pope gave Jews during the German
occupation of Rome. .
In the first regular service since
Zolli's conversion was announced,
about 5000 Jews here heard syna-
gogue speakers yesterday denounce
traitors who sometimes arise in
our midst"
Zolli, who Is 64. was born In Po-
Evening star., 1945-02-18
7 Yonks Chased
By Nozis Seeking
| To Be Captured
BY the Associated Press.

oS tiic asoUtlnbtu icoo.
WITH THE u. S. 49th DIVISION
Besch, Germany, Feb 17.-Sergt
Glenn Revell of st. Louis, Mo, and
Corpl. William A. Walker, Savan-
nah, Ga, were trying to escape from
a woods during counterattacks when
they ran head-on into some Ger
mans who were armed with ma
chine guns
The Germans had the draw on
the two doughboys and could have
moved them down. Instead, the
Krauts threw their guns on the
ground.
GO away" Corpl. Walker said
: Were too busy trying to get out
of here to take you prisoner"
But the Germans didn't under
stand English, and the Americans
couldn't speak German.
When the doughboys continued
running. the Germans hung to them
like leeches, yelling "Kamerad"
every few seconds. Nazi artillery
shells pounded the area, and every
time the doughboys hit the ground
the Germans followed suit.
Sergt's Revel and Corpl. Walker
finally crossed a road into American
lines. Doughboys, who were COW
ering them, drove off the Germans,
but ceased firing when Corpl. Walk
er said, These Krauts worked so
hard to get this far, you should let
them go all the way"
The doughboys did.