davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29
HcuGi,Her beoriii3ef,
Wilhelii,ina In Hcintat

Sonoon. &0nigin Wilhelnina. sic
als erlter Der crilierten fonialifcn
Sdnpter ellropiiiider 9Gnoer ipieoer
Sub al,f heimatliben 9ooen iebtP.
hat befreiten 8ebieten 9oiien6 einen
geillh abGeitattet luio amiroc BON
Dem Solfc nit eincr ungebeuren
Ovation begriiBt. 9ie Monard,iu,
Die inl Mai 1910 in aQer &ait file
ben milbtc. als oelltife ssdllid,irm-
trupp'n tie nad ser Snpoiion &C.
fangen5nmchmen periudtcn, belt iid,
10 Gage in 3ollano aui lno lit nah
2onoon 5llriifeefebrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29
-O 49,
Dies m,tH Dos!

Iie oeutiden 3abnGr3te oiirite,!
jeet Dlel 5u tlln baben. GS lit 10 piel
Briidenar6eit 81 erlebiacn.
Inter oen Hnillen Ser Begenwart
liegt Mat mur oie 0ergaugenbeit,
ionoern alldp oic 3ufllnft begraben.
. NicRnisen, oie iie) nod na6 Mit
ternad)t an encm guten Sdmaps Ia
ben mGd)tea. ltnlten Die iesiae Yoli.
5eiitlinee iiir eiue idNehte Shnaps-
ioee.
Der Sdapar3bunoel farbt ioipobl
anf Die idauar5e Roble als aid, aui
Die lueiBe Nild) ab.
Nmerifa mub hcn stiemcn enger
ipannen, oamit bie euroriiiidcn 0ol-
ter nidt pcrbnnaern! ia9t Briilioenl
Mooiepelt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29
2OjGbriges @riinommssfeit oes
1raMem &ereins Der aonterms
Stride ts::..ss::a uerlamis:

Im Sonntag, hen 1S. Mdr5, ieier-
te Der Srauen Gerein Ser Sonterus-
Stride iein 20iabriaes @eIteben NIT
einem lebr gIten Grioig. Der 6rallen
Serein puroe pon Yfarrer Ssnbannes
2eutit) uno ieiner @emablin ge.
9riinhet SSn oieier Spana,e BON Sab.
rem lit Ser 15ranen Gereiu Ser @e.
neinoe cine iebr sroBe Stiise aefpe-
in. Bon ouen luertrpl!en Srganiln.
tioneu unieres @olfes in @arp iit Die.
ies Yerein elmer Der tpertpoQlten.
Seine WiitpIieoer brinseh SpIer, oic
elm Ge,,fmal iino Fir nnier Sadieu.
polf ,nio sldubige GhriIten. aacs
ir6iide spiro NIT Der ,3eit perseheir.
aber Die airhe, in Der mir Conn.
tag iiir Sonntoa nit unierer 5ami'
Tie oen 6errn preiien ,ulo loben, tpirs
,pie elm gpmboi unieres Ghriiten
tilm be,pobrt bleibeu merben.
Soft tpirh es na oen liebel
SfApsltern neraelten. ole treu uni
unernriiolih ourd, ad oieie Sabre
an oieiem teuren @ottes,pcrf mitge
bolIen boben. Got fsnrt ieine treut
seelen uno er tpiro lie audi mad IL
rer ,Mrbeit belobnen. Senn aQen De
men Die @ott lieben merSen all.
Dinge gum beiten oienen
Gs mar cine freuSige sSeier, suei
unier iriibprer Haitor Sad ,antt lei
ner lieben 0amilie nit uns biei'
5reuoe ,teiItp. 6err Efarrer g. Y
&af epar Ser 5eitprfpi9er. sein Ger
fir Die Dreeipt unr: Seius Gbriitns
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29
Das Neutihe 1>elf ,it,,i,
lib ctttjd,ciNcn

;}lpei einnnSer idlroif ipiberiprc.
dc,oe Nroanoien biniid,tIidj Ser Hp!-
le Ser bcrtid,cn 3ipilbepIltcr,ra in
oer nun onbebeuocn apcfol9ptiihen
5aaen Seutidlanbs !, licecr hisber
Dor. Sic cine bedt lid, iirr@runbc it'll
Dem bcfannten in Ser Gsiibrcr-&una.
achlmg pom II. MARS crueut ausg,,
:inrohenem Ser5enslpunld) Soitlers
ulto beiagt, oab bas oeuti6e Golf, g.
trer oenl ,siibrcrbeiehl, Sen .heiIi-
gen Seinntbooen" liebcl in cine
NNllte perrpanoeln llllh nationalen
SelbItmoro periiben trire, als iidb
bon Dem usrre- tsiibrer" lospliagcm.
bepnr bieier es init ius Grab aenonr
men bat Die nnoere Yrnanpie malt
eine Mbrednlnlg Der beiicgten gtn=
tion nit ibren elgenen aiten Maft.
babern aus uno liebt cine repolmtic-
mare &crgeltilngsnftipn Ser ceutiHen
untersrunbbcucalng ton,men, Ole
Den alliierten slrmecn einen Seil scr
bluiigen slrbeit obnebmen lneroc.
Die bisberigen GriabrungGr scr
bcrelts alif oe:,tid)em @obcn ItebcH
oen alliierten Sruppen scilatten nod,
fcIn einigernaBen iitheres llrtcil BAR
ibar, inter ipeiden ilnerOeutiher
gegle!t,ln1ltGuoen bas Gnne 6es ariey
ges fonnilen miro. &lar lit in oieieul
slugellblid eigentliG n,r Gins: Cie
yta5is iito nod in Der yagc, Sen Sag
Der Sergcltlulg binnus5uiGiebeu uno
bis jcbt ba6en Ole einriidcrSen aai-
tarten 6eere nod feine beutihen
8anocsgeroiien eeflnoen!
Smmerbin lieet cine 5iille 5lper-
ldliiger alliierter 3eugniiie oaiiir
Dor, Dab manGerorts bic Stimmung
I'M oslltid,en 8olf 5,mebrleno bitler-
ieinolih miro. Sic Na5iberridaft lit
aber ielbit jebt nod, 81 gut orgaui-
liert. ais oaB iie Dor GoGenomng III
res Derbrederii6en @erfes beieitigt
,peroen fonnte. ssnoeiien fanm iidb
oas 8ilo nun, oa Der artee aus bei-
oen Mid)tungen Berlin naberruett,
an irgenbeitem Gage dnbern. Die
perslpeiieIten @eifapor,mgen Der
oeltIdrn 8olfsieele, lpic bsiipiels,
,peiie @oebbels iie mieoer aemurmcli
bat, laiiem anf Iteiaenne eS,irtt Ser
groben uno fleinen MeniAentinser
oes 9ritten Meihcs Dor Ser Ma1r
aes cigenen gofes idblieB,n.
Gic oultidDe Grbcbung fam aud,
oieslnal MIR bon ben Welpaiinetcn
ausgabcn. tric IS if)nn mi Nopembe,
1918 Ser 5aa mar. Solanae Die Ss.
Cite aber oem sSsrrcfiihrer nod bin,
biide .5rel,e" bdlt, ipiiien nleaternOs
oeiitid,e sofoatet., bob ibrcr ,i1,r 81.
aaael Darri. Ger @ailael on cine,
aefiherteu MaSfenbuItS in Ser Mrmct
erfIdrte idon ben Getlidpas Der Ton.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29
2l,as pe,at,sste,p,,, Otie
Die Sh,pei5er OoSler fommem!

1ie SG,pei5er OoSler fommem!
Jamil;e ssralenieloer. Die orcl
Sabre 5uriid oas Ge,ltidtum bon
Doungstown uno llmaebl.ng NIT If.
rem fr0blihen 2ieoern erireuten,
peroen Nterionntaa, Den 1. April.
Z llbr abenbs i'm Sadienbeim tpie
Ser allftreten. Ias Gomitee ireut lilb
III Der Gage 5u iein. Dem Hi1blifulr
bon nab uno fern Ole ;srauenieloers
auis bette empfeblen 5u f0nnen.
Ser 1itel oes #rcarornms lit
.Ghos pon Der sdrpei5".
Seoermann lit frelmolid,it einaa-
lu6en. per @. aaiher.
NAtmms! 0ameudsr GbeI,ueif.
Der 7amendor goeltpeif, bat III
ieiner lesten Sisung beitloiien. iif
beim Mntter- alno 1o1ter .8amfett
am 20. Mai nit einem Sieo 3,l BE-.
teiligen. @ir proben jeoen ppeiten
Iienstng I'M S llhr aben6s i'm
Sadienbeim. aue sdnpeitern ,iinb
eriudt bic @efansproben fleiBig 81
bdud,en. llniere nddite Yrobe iii
am 3. Npril.
Iarie 8ofeid,, Sdrifti.
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Y,ueia 26.

alaen Witgliebern sienc s,lr &C.
fGllieen Nad,ridt. oaB oic n1hitc
Beriannnl,;ng am Samstaa, oen T..
April, S llbr abenos I'M Scd,ienheiln
itattfinOet. allie Nitalicoer lperbeu
eriutt aieier Geriam,ul,mg beisa.
1pobnen, oenn es ,perben perid,ieoene
Snhen gu beibrehen iein, oie alie
Witglieber interpiieren merben.
u. 5. 8inoer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29
2lms Hen Cattle, "a.
3,ueia 81.

sJsSSsH 49,
9lQen Sdyrpeltern oiene 5ur 9tadl-
ridt, baB Die reeelmdBigs 0eriamn.
lung Tonnerstae, ben 5. Mpril. 7:3u
ubr nbenos, abeebalten miro. allc
Shipeatern limo eriuht in oieier Ser.
ianimliiug antpeieno 5u iein. @roB4
HrGiioent ssobn 8altbes hcebrte uns
nit ieinem 8eiuf, in lester Ser
ianmlung. or iprad) ieinen bcr5lid).
item 9anf ans Sen Deputies int
auen Sd)pcitern ,,rferes Gereins iiil
Die i'm lesten Sabr aeleiitete Mrbeit
Mud) CAB er uns erireulihe 8erihtl
por1 @adjien mne @ebeiben pes Gen-
trnl 8erbanoes.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29
oonauerstaa, onauer ben 20; Mars lA4t5
uadSf n1it eii,er Meietus st,t ssss sSkl

4
Iiarben Collar - odton 25 Nrosent
in Bolh 1mo Is Yrpaent in Den
@brungen ser Mfitgliensritaater,--
beginnen Die 8ereinigten Stnatcn
luerbeu oie groBte Ginluge in ber
,Sono cinbringen 2.S afilliaroen
0oiIar ,mb onber o,id) bas ltdrf'
lite Stimmrcdt i'm Sono beiiben.
0ie Sntertaiionalc 0anf iiir @ic.
|beranfhal l,n0 slusbou ipirb ole Sc
apobrlmg langiriitiger slnleiben Oil
arlners vtinoer beaii,,itigen, Gle gum
Ginfoni bon 8aren aus ben Gerei.
nigtcr 'Staaten urb ailosren nnl,l.
babeubcn 9anoern bicnen ipllcl.
Tie >neiiien oieier Mn!eiben fGlls
men nolt -Yripat- uno Snpeltierunas~
batfell gapiibrt ,ueroe1r. s(ber pripatc
@elogeber erilluern iid} baran, ipie
lie in her oreibiaer SoGren in cine
Welle Der 3obillrasper50ger
bireingerieten. 1887 belief lif sic
Hate anf 6s ErnSent IN Siioameri>
ia unh o,li mebr nls 80 Yro3el,t in
europa, Mfittelomerifn ,inb Neit-
inoisn ]
Iie 8anf ,pirh iolde Welbaeber,
ole nerl,iinitigc 9fnleiben 5ei germ.
ger ,}insrate geiudbren lpoilen, ior
ocrn inbem lie unter heItinimten &c.
oingllngen ais @arnnt auitritt. 3unl
8eiipiel miro lie hic @arantic einsc
Mnlcibe an cine bralilianiid)e sSirna
iiberneInnci, apcnn oleie ;slrmu elm
gcimoes, prno,lftipcs Erojcft aus.
fiibrt - liuo ipena Die 3inieuratr,
HiictSablunss nnh anhcrc Vebinaln.
gen Der 9lnleibe angcmciier limo.
Die ganf miro ihrc Sdtiefeit nit
cinem Gapltol bon SOL Wtiaiuroeu
beg'nnen Die Terei,igteu Staater
tucroen audi bier sic gro6te Sunuue
5eihncn uno ons IlGrfitc StinnnreG)t
beIiscn Soruohl Scr sSono lpie ble
Vanf ,perNel ibren Sit bier in Den
Gereinigtcn Staoten bahen.
Sas umerifaniid)c Gplf luo
nid't nl,r DER Grport miro ton eli.
nenl aeiluhen @elhanoel nadl oem
&rleg prnfitiercn. Gem ,penu sic Ar-
better nto 8erglcutc, Die iiir ousz
lGnoiine Wfarftc proo,Bicren, ar
bcitslrs ueroen, fonnen lie teinc iiir
oen Snlanouarft beitimmte Naren
fallfcn llnb boGN lpiirhen ole Afdr-
iner nno ,Sraiien, Die mir ben 9in<
ncnmorft probu5iercu, cbouiaas cnt-
loiicn iperoen miiiien.
llmgefcbrt hsbt pollc WcidbGItigitng
i'm Grport- uno ,Smportae!perbc sen
idrGftialilgsgrao uno oic Eroipc.
ritIt ill gnn5cn 2nnbe.
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2lns lilies, Okie
3!pcio %.

Alltn Sdlueltern hcs ,3lpeia q
oicne sl,r gefdGiaeu Nattrid,t. ,oni
sic nor,iic Gcrinutluling um Son,l.
tu,L hen 8. Mpril. , llbr nadlnlittaas
ahaeijdltcn miro. slmf, iinOet oie 3,
nronatllthc Riid,erpriiilrng itatt. sIilc
Sdnpeitern limo gebetcn her&eriamm.
lllna beisltrubncn.
2. @iinthcr, Sefr.
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bon biclen SdNpeltcrn nml,elocn: -
Gliie ,Sitgeralb, 5615S: Hpic Sau,
1854 pocr Maric Npfeih, 1884.
Mnmalonngcn auerocu bis slnn 10
Mni 1ngerommen unb mr. bic anac.
melOet lin0, meroen lcrb!ert
Marie 8ofeif, Sdriftf.
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Grauernahrtht
sIm II. Mdr5 itarh
Milbclm Mc8rcamiacr

Sd) lnohte meinen inniglrcn Cant
al,siprehcn fiir sic id,onen Nllmen,
oie groBe @etciliallna ser Shaier
Scaosle,tte, ,Srcunben nno 0efann
ten bel Dem 8egrdbniS meincs oabin-
geicbiebencn 8attcn.
SIC trdleri,'oc i)interbl,chcne @a!-
tin Spfia 0reaer Nc(3rcaniaer.
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Nms Hett,eiteaS, -.
ct. Narfns 0irdyc.

sllen iSre,lnaen uno MiteiieMrn
Der Seutidrn ct. WnrfuS Stride aic,
ne CUR Nnhriht, bab ntr Gin @ottcs-
oienit 5ur Siperseit gehalten rpirs.
Tic eiuttesoieuite iinb ,pit iplet:
&orireitag, 30. @drS 30 llhr
abenos: @ottesoieuit lno Mbeuhmo,l
in oeutid,er Sprade.
SItcrn, !. slpril, 1880 l1hr NOR.
gems, 1llibct aiih MIR EN- @ottes'
biellt Itati.
Slteru, I april. moraens 6 llhr:
iSriilMuttesOienit.
SonntagidMlc iirhet SIR reglmGs
biaen ;}eit itatt. :. a., Sefr.
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3iueis 30.

llniere nihite &criantn1I,ntg fGlIt
ali Sen Sitertag, infoIgcoeiien nirS
,Nie Serlanlnlurg onrgelfoben unh
mu Samstaa, Sen 81. Mdr5, abenos
s lIbr abaebalten.
s. Solstraeer. Sefr.
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Der Ysiiiionsuerein Der 9onterus
@emeinae beral.italtet Elm 9sutfer.
mno 9oAisr-8anfett i'm sahienbeil1l
am 20: Mai, Inn s llbr obenos. AGe
Miitter uno I06ter iino ber5lid
,pilIfommen. Nean iod aid BEL einieer
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3lueia 16.

3u oieier ;3eit iinoen mir has
Sitern aui Ben erlten Snuntag in.
Monat 9lprh fGat, oaber Dat sic lettc
Ter'amnIllng beidlollcn, oie Scr
iammlllla auf oen 5apeiten Smnstns,
Sen II. slpril, abeitos $50 ltbr 81,
perieteu. Geridrnlt es nId,t uno
fommt piilttlid). Had) Ser &crialnnls
lung meroen auf 9elhluB oes Ser
ems feline 9eitrGge metr entgegeu
genommcn. benn sic Setretdrinncn
molien nit Ser 3eit iertia iein.
6liidlid,e Sltern.
S,elcn 5. Hnbrman, Scfr.
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2,pca 22.

ltnierc rageimdbigc GerisnlnillInJ
iinoet um Sonntae, Sc, s. s(rril.
2:30 llbr nahmittdas ltatt Sm 81
.geHen Sntereie 1allteh anc Sfnc
tern Sen Ger'onlitluusen bci,pnJrcn
Neben iclr iuIhtiaeu 8cimGIi,n 1T
cnltb ein ScfolIterhegciN Su blsahlc"
Sn oieier Serianlmlnlig lpcroen
iplsenoc Sdlrcitcrh aoi;sc unn an
d,en iernieren: &atb. &cGrualt Maria
Hcbboaen, Ytorie Sd,uacr, tSisit Ct.
Mnrla Sdjmller Mc(Slfiep, Nnrn
Sdjuller, Selen Sd,Mller, Gliiabeib
SGnller. &atb. Cdnlller. Ghriltinc
Sd)ullcr. Nmaie Sdlnell, Gath.
Sdneiber, Aegina Salmen, Matilhs
Salmen.
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&artenpartie.

NeRIelben slbenb mad, ser Ser
iammllna. 1870 llGr, iuirS Elm &ar
tenpartie nbgebalten, ,ueraniboltet poh
Den Sd,rciterl nit gtamcn Moiino
'Suianna, Sara, ssoieiine. Margarct,
Sobanna Srene, 2ouiie. 8ilhlmine
slas biele Sduueltcrn iino aebetel
mit5ubelien unN etapas mit5,bringcn.
Gas aonlitce bemilbt ilcb einen be-
ionoers ibonen. gemiitlidjen slhenS
81 arrangleren. Gs ncroen 6 IG0ne
Yreilc alagegcben ,inh alih iiir bi',
ipelG)e nlht ipieien, lit bod, uorgt.
'orgt. IS miro elm eroBerSauptpreis
% iein uno lie fonncn Der gIiiflide
8eiuinner isin. g2ir laocn alle berg
lid, elm. &pmnt !lno bringt al,h cure
5reunbe nit. Toritcherin II. aalhcr,
1hunc 33f69.
Suianm &artrnan, 'Sefr.
Evening star., 1945-11-29

he said, and if the Chinese wanted
to buy them they could; II not, they
might be sold to some one else or
shipped back to the United States.
Twenty-Five Psi Mustangs, flying
from Hankow to Shanghai recently,
encountered bad weather and II
were reported to have been lost.
with two Of the pilots killed and at
least one missing.
Gen. Wedemeyer also reported
that he had been assured six Amer
ican flyers recently forced down In
Chinese Communist territory In
North China were being treated well
and would be returned safely. On
first hearing Of the incident, he said,
he had asked Chang to take up the
matter with the Communists.
Reply Held Up.
The American commander said he
had not replied to a communication
OF some weeks ago from Gen. Chu-
teh, Communist commander in chief
which protested American Inter
vention" against the Communists.
BY direction of my Government
l deal only with the central gov
eminent OF China" Gen. Wedemeyer
Evening star., 1945-11-29
|Wedemeyer Believes
Marshall Will Make
Major China Survey
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHUNGKING, Nov. 29.-Lt. Gen.
Albert c. Wedemeyer, American
commander In China, told newsmen
today he thought Gen. Marshall was
being sent to China ito make q sur
yey Of the situation and make ap-
|propriate recommendations to the
President concerning future Ameri-
can assistance-or military aid--to
China"
Few men in the United States,
either military or civilian, are better
equipped to evaluate situation
than Gen. Marshall. He has fund
|of experience in international af-
fairs and enjoys the respect Of the
President, Congress and the people
of the United States" Gen. Wede-
meyer added.
Gen. Marshall is coming to China
as special envoy. replacing, tempo
rarily at least, the resigned Amer
lean Ambassador, Maj. Gen. Patrick
j. Hurley.
Nationalist Drive Halted.
meanwhile, CnlneSe press dis
patches reported Nationalists have
halted their advance toward Muk-
den, Manchuria, because Russians
are reported to have agreed to their
peaceful entry later into that his
toric, industrially rich city.
The dispatches said Nationalists
now are mopping up Chinese Com
munist resistance in the area be-
tween Shanhaikwan, Great Wall
gateway to Manchuria, and Kow-
pangtze, a rail- junction 90 miles be-
low Mukden.
Another report said Chinese Com
munists, whose resistance to the Ma
tionalist drive thus far has been
sporadic, were digging in an Tahu-
shan, on the Peiping -Mukden rail-
road, Is miles northeast of Kow-
pangtze.
The New Szechwan Daily, pub
lished by a group Of Szechwan
province financiers, said several out
standing questions between China
and Russia were approaching set
tlement.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Confers With Chianx,

In his news conference, Gen.
Wedemeyer told correspondents he
had been discussing with Generals
simo Chang. Kai-shek and Premier
T. v. Soong the disposal Of surplus
American property in West China
The report that TOO American
planes were being flown over the
Hump from India to China was in
correct, he added. They merely
were being collected in Shanghai,
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Lumber Workers Agree
On 15M Pay Increase

PORTLAND, Greg, Nov. 20 (P.-
The striking AFL lumber workers
made peace with two more opera
tor groups yesterday, and a Federal
labor conciliator predicted an end
to the two -month-old strike within
q week.
The AFL lumber and sawmill
workers announced that the M g. M
Woodworking Co., with plywood
plants here, at Longview and at
Albany. and nine mills of the Seattle
area had agreed on a 15-cent wage
increase.
The proposal compromise of
the original 20-cent demand-was
referred back to the rank and file
for ratification.
There is every indication" said
E. P. Marsh, head of the special
commission appointed by the Secre-
tary of Labor, that the AFL lum-
ber strike will be completely settled
within a week.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Bandits 'Errond Boys Rob
Bank of $73 sos With Threat

The teller, Mrs. Betty Jean
Philips, said II didn't want to see
any one shot so 7 just filled the box
and gave to the men.
The two youths, captured three
hours after the holdup, told police
they thought they were merely
carrying out an errand and one
Welch Long, 18, led officers to the
hotel where he had hidden the
money.
Deputy Sheriff Dan Kean said
that when he picked up Long, acting
on a tip. the boy said You know
for once in my life I sure am glad
to see the law"
Long said he had given the other
boy, Bill Hook, IT, dollar for ac-
companying him on the errand, to
which he was summoned by Capt.
A. Jackson" by phone He said
Jackson had instructed him to de-
liver the money to a cafe, but he
was unable to find the location.
No charges have been filed.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
BY the Associated Press.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. GA
lobby full of customers didn't know
a robbery was being committed at
the Fidelity National Bank yester-
day-and two men claim they didn't
know they were holding up the teller
for $13;505.
The robbery was executed by two
colored youths armed only with a
pasteboard box containing a note in
structing the teller to fill the box
with big bills under threat of death
to herself and others in the bank
Ostensibly, the note was signed by
an escaped convict, Matt Kines.
Audaciously, it ordered the teller to
give the youths $5 for carrying out
the holdup.
The note stated that this mes
senger" was a representative of the
Kines' gang and that he and three
members of the gang were in the
bank ready to shoot If instructions
were not carried out.
Evening star., 1945-11-29

explained. MY Government does
not recognize any other government
in China. This is also true of the
British, Russians, French and other
powers"
He ignored a suggestion that pres
ence Of an American liaison group
at Chinese Red headquarters in
Yenan might imply recognition. I"
The group was there when he came
to China, he said; its job was to
report on Japanese operations and
facilitate the return Of American
flyers forced down In Communist
territory. He added that he had
not removed the group when the
war ended because such removal
might be misinterpreted" by the
Communists.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Hurley
Continued From First Page.)

charged by Gen. Hurley, skirts on
the very edge of treason ITSELF"
How are we going to insure Sc
curity to the other 10 nations of the
earth which are now tossing on the
flood tides of chaos unless we act to
retain control of our own Govern
ment and our own policies before it
is too late?" he asked.
Meanwhile, in the House, three
Republicans, Representatives Jones
of Ohio, Herter and Rogers of
Massachusetts,, and one Democrat,
Representative Gore of Tennessee,
called for congressional investiga-
ton of the Hurley charges.
Gen. Hurley elaborated on some
points of his speech and his state
ment in response to questions from
Press Club members yesterday.
One questioner pointed out that
he had charged that some of the
career men in the State Depart
ment favored both communistic and
''imperialistic blocs" and asked him
to explain the contradiction.
He replied that the imperialistic
countries-and he specifically men
toned France, Great Britain and
the Netherlands - originally had
supported policy to keep China
divided against herself. He said
this was the same policy as that
followed by the Chinese Com
rp11nicfc ca that fbe1, ,yoo,,pfol -
the same thing in the end but were
followed for different purposes.
Later, Gen. Hurley said, the Brit
ish Endorsed the American policy
of supporting the Chinese National
ist government. He added, however,
that imperialists among the old
line British civil service never fully
concurred in this policy.
In response to another question,
he said that by "imperialist bloc"
he meant those nations which sub
scribed to Atlantic Charter but
now are using lease-lend supplies
to beat into subjugation peoples who
are striving for what the charter
promised.
The Hurley charges brought these
other reactions, the Associated Press
reported:
In Dallas, Maj. Gen. Claire L.
Chennault, former head of the 18th
Air Force in China, declared the
diplomats accused by Gen. Hurley
of undermining American foreign
policy should be tried before civil
courts.
Former Diplomat Approves.
In Atlanta, Hugh G.. Grant, for
mer Minister to Albania and later
to Siam, declared:
Ambassador Hurley is on the
right track about the confusion in
our foreign policy as result of the
tactics of professional career officers
in the lower brackets of the service. -
Newspapers in New. Delhi, India,
Evening star., 1945-11-29

took Gen. Hurley's charges as a
starting point for editorial indict-
ments OF American policy in the
Far East. Dawn, the organ of the
Moslem League, declared 1T will
ever rebound to the discredit of
America that her lease-lend sup
plies were used for predatory OBJ
jectives after World War H."
In Tokyo. George Atcheson, jr.,
now political adviser to Gen. Mac
Arthur. who. according to Secretary
Byrnes, was one Of two men about
whom Gen. Hurley had complained
while In China, would say only:
fYou can say feel proud to have
Gen. Marshall connected with the
foreign service. On the other hand,
no comment"
Evening star., 1945-11-29
PyIe's Home Decided
To City by Widow
By the Associated Press.

Ey Inc ASSoclated PreSs.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex. Nov. 20
R.-Ernie Pyle's little white house
his haven from work as a rowing
columnist and war correspondent
was decided to the city for a memo
rial by Mrs. Pyle shortly before her
death last week.
Mayor Clyde Tingley made the
disclosure today in reporting the
gift was not accepted because of
q provision requiring the city to
purchase land west of the house for
$4,000 and hold it as desert park.
He said the Pyle heirs would be
invited to offer the home as a
memorial without the stipulation.
Evening star., 1945-11-29
Maine Cotton Mill
Strike Is Settled

LEWISTON, Me. Nov. 70 tP.-
Union workers in six Maine cotton
mills last night unanimously ratified
contract agreements, settling Names
largest and longest strike since 1896.
About 1000 operatives planned to
return to work today in plants un-
der strike by the CIO Textile Work
ers' Union of America since Novem-
ber 2.