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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-11-08
AGA Demands WI
Obey WLB Order

New York (FP). - Three members
Of the American Communications As
sociation at meeting here Oct. %
demanded that Western Union come
across with good will message to its
workers by obeying a government
wage increase order.
The Western Union employees APP
proved the Regional War Board de-
cision handed down that day, which
granted 10c hourly general increase,
minimum of Csc an hour for non
messengers and 55c for messengers,
and for the first time in WI history
set rate ranges and procedure for
raises within these rangers.
Demanding immediate compliance
by the company, AGA President Jo-
seph Selly said the union would mot
tolerate any attempt to whittle down
the Improvements ordered" by the
WLB.
"The regional board held hearings
for five MONTHS" he asserted. "De-
tailed and exhaustive evidence was
presented by both sides. It's decision
represents the minimum it could
award in the light of established ma
tional labor board policy. Any at
tempt by the company to appeal the
decision can only be interpreted by the
employees as continuation Of the
company's stalling tactics and an at
tempt at provocation."
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-11-08
First Wave
(Continued From PAGE OneJ

Whether the decline marks the begin
ming of the downward trend, or whe-
ther it is just temporary situation
which will be reversed by the return
Of veterans to their old jobs, remains
to be seen."
Sees Displacements COunteracted
During the year from the Japa-
nese surrender to the summer of 1916,
about 8 million veterans will be re-
turning to civilian work." Clague
stated. "Some are already back and
the rest will be filtering in. AS vet
erans return to their old jobs, many
present workers may be laid off, and
unemployment compensation claims
may increase in consequence"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-11-08
COPS ASK CLOSED SHOP

Chattanooga, Tenn. (FP). = De-
mands for a closed shop, 48-hour
week, vacation and sick benefits, free
uniforms and other equipment were
filed with the city commission here by
Chattanooga policemen.
The cops are organized into Local
644, American Federation of State
County and Municipal Employees
(AFL) along with city firemen.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-11-08

Even group conversation dies alb
ruptly when the telephone rings,
since everybody hopes to get an ear
full of something private.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

For Tuesday, June II, 1915
MARCH 81 TO APRIL sO-Ares-Some benecent rays
II and after m. Other call adherence
tried weunded methods Be careful sorry. Dextertyl
APRIL 2I TO MAY 20-TdmUs-Youn need wisdom in deci-
daily operations Deliberate calmly before making
Decline to be drawn into arguments uncertain money
schemes ||.
MAY 2f TO JUNE el-GemiHt-Your personality of great
value this alfriendy day. Avoid judgment
matters deals Of Importance Don't combat opposite be aab
cooperative.
JUNE % TO JULY 2S-Cancer-No all encouraging How
hurdle hindrances and in fairly healthy days work.
JULY ~ TO AUG. 22-LeOAvoid overreaching
things done Better steady with of
thought behind each effort Poor judgment of planning spoil
prospects.
AUG es TO SEPT. e5-Tbgo-Chief offenders likely
be mpatence mpuvenes Keep under control you'll
aside obstacles round out day. Remain CHEEKY
SEPT ~ TO OCT. 23-Lbrd-You your accord
stars Hold back emotions and proceed with
optimism There hope where there faith sincerity
OCT. 24 TO NOV 22-ScorpOA bold straight needed
Don't look for trouble you find Play safe by ereney
tackng problems No for just confidently
NOV 20 TO DEC. 22SGgtdrtS- Excellent period to check
whether wasting time action food That if avoided
could bring abundant happiness, all Gods gifts
properly, apprecatvey.
DEC. % TO JAN. 21-Cdpricorp-Less stimulating before
investments buying general Suggest
suit those the know for guidance Don't overorce issues
JAN. % TO FEB. require
close attention Trfng issues should precede VITAL
Be staunch about family's future security.
FEB. Fl TO MARCH 2O-Pces-Planeary rays favor your
talents, ntuitive and nvestgative matters Good likely
Confer with intelligent people to increase efficiency.
FOR YOU born this date Many attributes; changeabe
Wonderful steady well professional
vocation. Skiu with mind and hands Many musicians.
speakers born under Gemn Quick emergency Dislike monotony
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
18th Anniversary

Mr.. AND MRS. RISDON . . &.
she is the former Mary Jordan
were married in Detroit
25 years ago and present
Sunday were two of that we'd
ding's most important guests.
Mr.. RiSdon'S mother E. Mrs.
c. ]. Risdon and Mrs. Ris-
dons sister Mrs. Leo Clark
who was a bridesmaid.
Mrs. Risdon covered her
buffet supper table with ma
deira cloth f.. centered II with
a white wedding cake decorated
in silver and placed bowls
of pink and white snapdragons
and pink tapers in
silver candelebra.
Miniature newspapers with
pictures of Miss Risdon and Mr..
Burke handed arriving
guests by young Michael Risdon
told the engagement news.
Mrs. Risdon wore a pink mesh
gown trimmed with white
and a white orchid.
Helen chose a green and
white checked suit and white
orchids.
Miss Risdon was graduated
from Immaculate School
and Mr.. Burke studied at
Michigan State College.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Enoaqemen+ Party

MRS. BAILEY set her table
with an ivory lace cloth E.
and a silver bowl of blue del
phiniums and pink snapdragons
=. for her daughters engage
ment party and lighted it
with pink and blue candles.
And two aUpts Of Margaret
Ann Mrs. S. Z. Dunn :.
and Mrs. James +. Sexton =.
poured.
Margaret AIMS pretty frock
=. was of gray linen piped
in white .. and she wore white
orchids.
Margaret Ann attended the
University OF Detroit where
she was a member OF Comoro
Sorority and Mr. Reno'S
schools are the L. Of D.
and University Of Central Mich
igan -. and Notre Dame.
A PICNIC luncheon 10
which each member VIII take
her own lunch basket Will
solve the rationing problem for
the Garden Club Of Michigan ...
The picnic is scheduled for
1890 p. m, on June II IN
the grounds of the Alger Mu-
scum &C..
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Bowed Legs And Knock-Knees
Often A Needless Defect

Doctors report that many child with
ugly bowed legs or knock-knees might
have grown up straight and shapely
on diet adequate in the bone-build-
ing minerals and vitamin d.
Lack OF calcium, for instance. in
the earliest years may do irreparable
damage-but in any case, calcium is
so vital a factor that no child brought
up on a consistently deficient calcium
intake, can have much chance for
strong bones and sound teeth.
That's one reason doctors talk so
much about milk for growing children.
Milk is our best food source OF call
cium. DO your children get enough
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Betty Ann Meals, Troth TO Officer
Is Announced at Buffet Supper

MR.. AND MRS. RALPH B.
NEAL gave a buffet supper
Sunday afternoon in their house
in Lichfieid road and announced
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Betty Ann, and 1t. John *.
Hoffrichter, son of Mrs William
Hoffrichter of Pontiac, H., and
the late Mr.. Hotfrichter.
The table was covered with a
lace cloth and held an arrange
ment of red. white and blue
flowers in pottery bowl.
Candles burned in tall crystal
holders and small navy blue
match folders bearing the
names of Betty Ann and John
proclaimed he engagement
news.
Miss Neal wore a purple
frock with a round neck and
crystal buttons down the front.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

Miss Neal was graduated
from the University OF Michigan
where she was a member of
Delta Gamma society.
1t Hoffrichtcr was gradu-
ated from Northwestern Uni
verSity where he was affiliated
with Phi Delta Theta frater-
nifty. He is stationed in Detroit.
Plans are being made for an
autumn wedding.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Mrs. Roosen New
MarilIac Head
Times Photo)

NEWLY ELECTED president
OF Marillac Guild of ST. MaryS
Hospital is Mrs. Thomas w.
Roosen. Heading the % vice
presidents are Mrs. William A.
Murphy and Mrs. Vincent j.
Turcotte.
Other officers include Miss
Mildred G a n a G an. recording
secretary; Mrs. Elwood Sharp,
financial secretary, and Mrs.
Leo Reynolds, treasurer.
Founders of Marillac Guild
who were named honorary men,
bers at the annual meeting
recently are Sister Ann Nc
Keown. Miss Gahagan. Mrs.
Edward j. Harrigan, Mrs. w. d.
Bonthron, Mrs. Frederick J.
Winter and Mrs. Joseph
Duprey.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Two Betrothals

TWO OTHER important en-
gagements :. were made known
Sunday afternoon when Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Nj. Risdon in
vited friends 10 their house in
Muirland avenue 10 help
them celebrate their 25th we'd
ding anniversary.
And announced the approach
ing marriage of their daughter
Helen and Charles Burke
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F. Burke of Ferdinand avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Bal
ley gave tea in their
house in Yorkshire road to
proclaim the troth OF their
daughter, Margaret Ann Wuell-
ner and w. Quenby Reno
Jr. who is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. Quenby Reno {.
of Three Mile Drive.
Mr.. Reno is stationed at
Crosse lie where he is an
aerographer's mate &c.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
In Mayfair
With
THE CHAPERON
MR.. AND MRS. HIRAM II.

MR.. AND MRS. HIRAM II.
WALKER of Muskoka road
-. announce the engagement of
their daughter Elsa Elizabeth
and Robert Henry Smith
-. son of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Cornelius Smith Of Little
Neck, l.. I.
Both the young people are in
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Elsa is a graduate Of Rogers
Hall Lowell. Mass.
and the ErSkine School in
Boston she is a member of
Tau Beta -. and is now doing
research work and Bob will
receive his medical degree
next March.
He was graduated from Law
feheeVtiic School N tdwreHCe-
vile, y. j., and from Harvard
University
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
AIumnae TO Dine
Preston Sweet

TIE ANNUAL dinner of the
Delta Gamma Chi Alum n a e
chapter will take place at $50
p. m. Tuesday at the Abingdon
Hotel. Recent graduates at
Wayne University will be honor
guests.
Betty Gump, chairman, is
being assisted by Marilyn Dick
erSon and Jean SommerNille.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Bridge Luncheon
At Yacht Club

MEMBERS OF the Detroit
Yacht Club and their guests will
attend a bridge luncheon at
1890 Tuesday. There will be
fashion show.
Hostesses will include Mrs.
William c. Oddly, Mrs. Robert
Randall, Mrs. Henry Burkhardt
and Mrs. Earl Ward.
Among those having reserva-
tions for the party are Mrs.
George Watson, Mrs. E. M. Bur-
sick, Mrs. Robert Leonard, Mrs.
Morris G.. Laramie. Mrs. Ellis S.
Torrey, Mrs. Jack Lawrence,
Mrs. Jack O'Connor and Mrs. J.
j. Shea.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Miss Langley TO Wed

MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
G. LANGLEY of Pennington
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Charleen Grace,
to Sgt. Robert l.. Daley,
USAAF. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Daley of Tobyhanna, Pa.
Sgt. Daley is a former MEM
Der of a B-24 Liberator group.
and has completed over 100
missions with the 18th Air Force
in Italy. He is now stationed at
PYota Tex
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Honor Ushers, Choir

Honor Ushers, Choir
MEMBERS OF the Ushers'
Club and Choir of St. Patrick's
Church will be honored on Mon
day evening at a dinner at the
Wardell Sheraton, TO be given
by the parish.
Rev. Fr. Walter Hardy, pastor,
viii preside al the dinner which
Will particularly fete Mrs.
Blanche Morrell, organiSt and
choir director, and Edward Nc
Cam, president Of the Ushers
Club
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

milk ... at least quart every day.
Many children just don't ike to take
that much every day. That's why
Cocomalt in milk is so helpful.
Cocomalt' is so rich in calcium. it
makes 3 glasses OF milk equal to a
iChole quart in calcium ualuei (Also
this supplies the days full minimum
requirements for iron, phosphorus,
Vitamin B, and d. And Cocomalts
delicious chocolsty flavor makes chill
dren love their milk.
Start your children on Cocomalt
today. Save this as a reminder.
hoaping t5ps. 10 500. glass Of mix.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Navy Romance

Mary Marjorie Macbeth
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert j. Macbeth of Yorkshire
road and Ensign Robert
LOCKER son of 1t, Col. O. +.
LOCKER and Mrs. l.. {. Huck
Of Crosse Polnte ..
VIII be married Tuesday aft
ernoon al 4;30 o'clock
in Crosse Pointe Memorial
Church.
Ensign LOCKER was graduated
from Annapolis Naval Academy
on Monday -. and Miss
Macbeth was graduated from
Ogontz School.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12

By Frances Drake

Look in the Section in Which Your birthday and Find
What Your Outlook Is According TO the Stars
For Tuesday, June IL, 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Boat Club Luncheon

THE DETROIT BOAT CLUB
will give a mother and daughter
luncheon at 1890 p. m. Satur-
day. There will be music and
entertainment. Mrs. George
entertainment. Mrs. George
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-12
Depart for Summer

BETTY RAEBEL MINUS.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Minus of Burlingame avenue,
will leave this week for Camp
Livingston, in Ohio, for the
summer.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
atlauttc Gbarter: We9weiier gum 6rteOea

geido6-wie ser Ro3iterror, Ser crit
Die 0eutiden traf, Damn @ruppe
Inn @ruppe, Station i'm Rntion I'M.
flommerte, bis gan5 europa oer-
Itlnnt mar.
Mtit europa in &etten, 9olten
ole 0o3is uftO i6re iapaniifen 8nrt.
ner aus, Ole gauge 8elt 81 erobern.
Mir baben es MN gelernt: Wenll
Die SDronnen irgenopo oas &e6t
zines @olfes ongreifen, iino uniere
eigeuen ~foitbaren 6reibeiten in @e-
fobr.
8raiioent &ooiepelt linO Miniiter-
prGiioent G6urdia e%rfonnten Oieie
@a6rbeit, nls lie gernoe Dor bier
So6ren, om IA. Au9ult 1871, ole
atlontic gborter nuSorbeiteten. Sic
muBten, 0oB ueine 6eIiere 3ufunit
fir ole @elt" credit peuOen fam,
menn oie Meniden frei iino. 8o-
rum iebten lie Sen Bereinten Nntio.
men 0ieies 3iel: oeinen GrieOen be.
griinoet gu ieben, Ser alien Nationen
sic M0gli9feit garontiert, i%nnerbalb
ibrer eigenen @ren5en in Siderbeit
5t leben, uno ser sic @epiBbeit
gibt, bob ale Meni6en in alien
2dnoern ibr 2dben i'm 6reiiein bon
6urdt un0 Scot p%olO6ringen fonnen."
@on oieien grltnOlegenoen Prin.
5ipien geIeitet, baben Ole 9ereinten
@ationen einen langen 8eg 5uriid-
gelegt. Bir baben gemeinlom crit
sic &rdfte Ger 8prnnnei in europa
beiiegt unb boben iebt unier @erf
inn Ha3ifif been0et. @ir boben gu
iommen Blane fir cine @eltiif)er-
INSTRUMENTATION %entporfen ben
4pparat fir internotionole 3ulom-
menur6eit. Mit oieiem Npparot uno
nit Ser gltlontif G6arter ais @eg-
neiier tper0en mir geneinlam unier
3iel 0alernoen 6rieoens in elmer
freien @elt errei9en.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
9ilfe in Der Mpt

Ellis Dem giieibabnobtail i6llaell
ltreitenoe lStimmen altf. Ser SGaff-
ner elite berbei.
dSdnffner, wern oaS 6eltiter gu
bleibt, erItide i'd, idrie elm oider
@err.
limo pann es aufgemaft miro,
bole i6 mir ben Zoo, i6rie elm an
Oerer Oider Ser.
Ser Sfaffner NOR in 8erlegen-
bcit. @r frabte iid I6eo1dti9 inter
Der Miite uto iugte 0onn ameifelnO:
uSa, mas ioq man oa maden?"
,J@ilien ISie nosl~ miiGte iid)
elm Witreilen0er ein. ,0Bir ma
denis crit nuf, oann bolt lid ser
cine Sen 8oO, Damn MAIDEN mfrs gu,
Damn erItidt Der onoere, uno bnnn
baben mir en0lid &u9e."
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17

Seit Dem 8eginn Ser omerifani-
ihen @ei6i6te limo aberdeen aus
allen 2dnoer ser @roe an 0ielen
&iiIten gelanOet, Inn ben 6eiieln Der
Epronnen ltlro Dem nogeruoen 9un-
Qer git entgeben. Sn ibrem Streben
nad) Dem glei6en Siel bnben WtGll-
ner un0 6ralten naer St1Hune uno
oaer Enthusiastically cine ltarte
uilo freie Station aufgebout.
Sier baben mir ieit fult no Sab
rem gelebt II frei BON 6ltrdt, frei,
0obeim an StroBenefen un0 IN
0erIummllng8iGlen uniere Wteinung
3u GuBern; irei, ale 3eitutgen uno
Bii6er 51 orufen uno 81 leien, Die
mir molen, frei, nad unlerem eige-
men @utOiinfen liniere Nrtoad]t gu
nerridten, in &irbe o0er SDnagoge.
ltn0 mir Entertainer limo Dem 6rei-
1ein BON Not n1bergefommen olS ir-
qeno elm otoeres Golf Der 8elt.
@ir 6oben b0bere 2obne, before
Nabrung unO Glei0ung, before
@o6nungen uno Shulen.
IS lit fem @urSer, ooB unier
9ano o,ous 2ano ser 6reien" 9e-
nonnt miro. Mfdnner unO 5rauen
oaiiberua boben iif nod 0ieien
qrunOlegenoen @eni6enredten ge-
1ebut.
aber oiele BON urls oergoBen gar
balO sic Sample urtO l0ie Note 0er
N1cnlden in anoeren 2Gnoern. IS
i6ien, oils b1tten ibre Hrobleme
nidts mebr nit ltns 81 tun. Wir
0a6ten, es made nidts aus, iuenn
sic alroeren, ouf ser on0ern Settle
6es Oceans, unteroriidt urto perfolgt
miiroen, iolonge MIR mir Die &ecbte
freier Meniden genoiien. Sel6It als
oie 0a5is ibren aanlpf nm Die Ntadt
begonner, %gIuubten bier oiele, oos
ge6e uns nifts an. Sir miIIen, mos
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
WatnrmiTenfflaft

Sereni1iimlts fabrt nit Ieirtem No-
iutanten obenos I'M offeren @agen
ipa3ierenL blidt gum Simmel auf uno
iagt: sd babe gar nidt gepuBt
Dab iiber inherent &elioen5ltaot6en
10 piele Sterne leu6ten."
o8ir bnbeh iogar cine Sterntpar-
te", ontfportete Der Aoilitant. @s
0aro1f Sereniiiimlt5 am na6iten
abeno sic Sternfparte beiuht, ltellt
ibm Ser aitrormm I'M 6ernrobr ben
beIlen Stern uNloebaran" in Der
&oniteaotion oes ,JStiers~ elm.
Sereniliimlls fragt. ,,Bie melt lit
oenn oieier 8irltern bon uus ent-
ferrt?"
y@ttpo 400 8iaionen &ilometer.
o@iiien Sic, entgegenete Sere-
niiiimus, DOS imponiert mir gar
-ni9t. sfber, mas i6 betpunoere uno
tporan Sic mobl nod gar ni6t ge-
oadt baben: ,,Wfir imponiert es, ooB
man auf oieie rielige @ntfernung ben
Namen oes Sterns beraus6efommen
hat"
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17

ftnOct &ritifer

2on0on - Ser fat6oliidJe oSe.
ral0" fritiiierte 0ie YombdrOierung
iapaniiher StGOte nit Atomy8om-
ben.
Sn einem 2eitostifeI Ser 3eitung
miro geiagt, oaB sic 8enusung Der
8onlbe iid in feiner 8eiie DerteiOi.
gen ldBt, oaB ober ,,0ie @rrei6ung
oieies eridredenOen 3iels fir uns
ale ben 8eg Der Immoral ins pole
2iht riift, Den mir ale %Donoern."
Sn @rinnerlng 0oron, Dab 9opit
Bius ser XII. pG6ren0 0es gor5en
&rieges ,jbe6orrlih cine 6riitli6e
llnterideioung 5nii6en itattboiten
uilo unitottbaften Griegspoffen" ge-
modt bat, fiibrt ser ,,SeralO" aus,
Dap es ofiir uns ale better getpeien
mare, ibm mittig in Ser 8e5eueilng
moroliifer 8o6rbeiten bei3uiteben,
Die Die Belt Bis an Den &onO ser
&ntoitropbe miBodtet bot, Die iest
unpermei0lif ale Qualification be-
0robt." lln0 OaS Blatt fommt gu
Dem S6luB: ,JSiderbeit fann nidt
in Dem einfoAen 8erIud geieben
;per0er, Oieie neue 8offe gu inter-
nationaliiieren oOer 81 fontroaiererl,
Ionoern nlir inn ger3idt ouf ieOe
&riegsfiibrung un0 in Der 3%erItorlng
ibrer Woffen."
Sn5piiden bot oos o2on0oner
6rauen@ arlament", cine i'm Sabre
1871 aus Yrotelt gegen 9uft-an-
grille auf lStdote gegriinOete poli-
tiide Grippe, in elmer BON ieitter Or
ganilatorin berausgegebenen @rflG-
rung gum Au8orltd gebra6t, oaB es
.0ie S6doen uno Die 8erluite an
Menidenle6en in Siroibima init
@ntlesen uno Nutloiigteit" aniiebt.
$. Stanley Sepor, elm rniperii-
t6tsprofeiior i'm &ubeltanO, fat i'm
@amen bes Alsihuifes fir Die Be-
l6r6ufung pon 9ombar0ements Se-
Iegromme an 8rGiioent truman un0
Brine Miniiter attlee geinrbt, in
Oenen er ausipridt, Dab uoie Dobl-
loie Sinihladtung bon 3ipiliiten
Ourd INNER melAe MitteG eridref-
feroe 8r63eoen3en fir oie 3ufunft
i6ufft."
8aIbinptou - Sir Same8 g6a6.
mid, Ser britiibe @iiienihaftler, err
fldrte, 0aB iid einige ieiner &oaegen
Deigerten, an Ser @nttDidlung Der
Itombombe mit3iarbeiten neil ite
befiirdteten, Dob lie 0amit elm er6-
3erIt0renOes te6niides unge6euer
IdJoffen miiroen. Sir Somes, elm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., nor elmer Ser fiib-
renoen Miturbeiter in Ser ltom-
bomben : @nttuifIung. giele leiner
&oaegen, ingte er, ,,bofften, OaB Die
8ombe niht funftionieren piiroe;
id ieIber babe 0ieie Soffnung oft
empfunoen".
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
Wablen anf
lan9e 8anf

6ranffurt a. 90. - 8olitiid fiji
renoe 9eutide glnuben, oaB Die
&ommuniitii9e 8nrtei i'm Sale Ell,
uer 8abl einen latninenartigen Sieg
in ser peltlifen &1lfte Der ameri-
foniiten Gone uno wenigitens 80
8rp3ent oaer Stimmen in elmer
@abl III oGen 3onen oaoontrogen
miiroe. 2rob 3eidens Der Starfe
itimmen Die 6iibrer Ser &ommlui-
itilhen 8artei nit oenen Der Sp5iol.
oemofraten uno oes 9entrums onrin
therein, oaB ale 8ablen moglifii
auf orei Sabre binausgeldoben wer-
Sen loaten.
@mil aarl Saloer, Elm 9reiBig.
idbriger, ser nod ii Sabren &on-
3entrationslager befreit muroe, err
fl1rt: .@ir miilien Sen Grieb 5i &c.
borden ourd Sen 1rieb gu oenfer
erleBer, ODER GeutIdQano lit fir i'm
mer nerloren."
Sic So3ioloemofraten, nad Ser
&ommuniiten Die 5peitltdrfite oeut-
i6e Hdrtei, itrebt cine ,,epolutiondrt
acknowledging Ser Snouitrie" on.
uno es lit SIT ertuarten, sob lie onfiir
Die rnteritiibung Ser &atbolifen fin
ben meroen.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17

9eutl6en in ser Sl1e6oiIopnfei
b0aig treue 8ege ser Minoritdtenpo-
litif eini6ldgt? Sos beiBt, ooB ite
flrr Die raiiiide abltammltng elmer
&erion uil0 nibt ieine eigene @nt.
i9et0ung o0er ieinen in~oipioueaen
Stanopunft onerfennen?"
9as beitritt Braii0ent 8enei9 aui
0as entl1ieoenoIte.
@r ia9te:
n0os trifft MIR oltf iaoDale Min-
.oerbeitei pie Die 0eutIden uno lln-
gurn gu, 0ie iid Subr5ebntelnng oIS
tpeientlide @efubr fir hniere Gri-
iten5 ertpieien boben. 8enn n6er,
tpie oas in ben 8ereinigten Stooten
Ser san 1T, @inoritaten ben 8uni6
ibefunoer, iid gu aiiimilieren, fonn-
te uno piiroe bon niemanoem Elm
@intpano erboben tperoen."
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
6pDber nta1te
@er5em Suit

Gong 8eod, Sal. = Ser friibere
Brali0ent Serbert &oooer be5ei6nete
leBtbin @nglanoS neue Mrbeiterregie-
rung nls ufrie6en0en 'So5ialismts",
ben Cell elmer @eae oes europa
peri6lingenoen &oaeftipismus." rr6
er foroerte Mmerifa gum 8ioeritan0
gegen cine tpeitere 8erbreitullg nuf
nit ser alternative, dis n6ie Gene.
ration, Die 0o8 grbgut Imeritns
perriet", gebranonparft 5u neroeu.
@oooer, Der ouf einem Bidnid Dor
elmer rieiigen Menidenmenge I'M
girbp 8arf einen Gag nod ieinem
II. @eburtstag ipruh ma6te let.
mem Ser5en 9ltft. ~erfldren6:
u9otalitare 8eeierungen iiber-
nebmen Die Mad)t IN gang europa
uno MIR mer0en bon Sen WiiTiona-
rem, Der Hropagunon, Ben fiinften
9olonnen iener frem0en Biirofrn.
fratien belogert peroen. Ser melt.
lide groteil lit bic leste @offnung
oes freien Meni6en %9etporben, un0
Sos 8adien Ser &egierungsfon.
troae ndbreno Der &rtegs3eit in
@merifa liefert Elm 8eiipiA Der
omoraliiden Degeneration" Die iid
nit oem &oueftipismus einltenen.
@ir~ 6e5meifeln nidt, oas &edt Die
ier onoeren N~ationen, fir lid ielbit
Gntiheioungen gu t~reffen. @6er
gleidermaBen boben mir elm Hedt
gu urIeren eigenen @ntid)eioltngen.
Sd gebe gu, baB oos ameritanii6e
SDltem 6ebler bat, ODER &eform uno
Sortibritt fam MIN bon freien
MenIden fommen.
8ir boben 6ns amerifaniidye en-
item betpieien oird einen 2dbens-
itan0oro, Der Ben alien anOeren Sea-
tionen iibertrifft, uno ieine Maodt
ourd @euinren 6es groBten &rieges
in ser @ei6i6te.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-17
DGniiAc 0ciitlidtc
ececm GrabinIdriftcn

&openbogen -9ie @ereinigung
Aer odnii6en @eiItli6en brod)te Der
elm, Die @r1ber ser Ocut-
iden 5liiftlinge, Die in ben pergan-
genen Monaten in Ganemarf ge-
itorben ieien, ioaten obne ieoe 9enn-
5eihnung gelaiien peroen. Mrf 6ieie
@eiie miiroe ieoer @ortpano lieut.
ider Sourilten @eluhe" in Sen &ud.
friegsiabren mesfaaen.
@S tplr6e 0arauf 8e5ug gelloln.
men, onB Dor Dem &riege Na5iiugenf
Die @raber Don 0eutihen in 6ranf
reid, gelgien nnO Soaanb beiud)
babe, uno Dab mande BON oieien 8e
ilthern nod)ber ais 6aaldirm-S oloa
ten in genau ~0eniel6en @egenoe.
6uriigefommen tpdren.