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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-14
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
FIRST 1916 FEPC
DECISION MAY
HIT A SNAC

WASHINGTON - CAMP The
first decision TO come from the
Fair Employment pracrive COM
mil'ce since the tight over It's ap-
preparation FOR the fiscal year l9ii
began ia tho carly summer WAS au-
nounccd last SATURDAY hy Chair
man Malcolm Ross
The decisien directed ihe Sea-
farerS International union ~
Norih Amcrlea 90 revise IT'S police
les and practices 50 that an need
cd and available seaman shall We
hired on rcfcrrod for employment
on vessels for tho merchant marine
without regard To race, creed or
color
The committee had heard evil
dence on complaints ~ discrin-
nation on the part OF the union.
an affiliate Of the American Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor. in New York on
October ~ 1871.
Tho SIT asserted that its white
members viii refuse 70 work under
adherence 10 this system ard thus
cause delay in sailngs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
CLEAN UP BLACK ISLANDERS
BY NEICHBORHOOD PLANNING

ileishhorhond IN Memphis ~ Chi
caeo or Detroit and never ini-
prove bis culture or eivir ~
spousihilly In every his cry
There are helpful ~ Vol as
harmful resources available 'n
he now conner The latter af'.
more numcrous and more money
IS sptn, in pfcscniiss them
AGAINST heavy odds. Nceroos
haze done 2 fairly good joh with
sa,h institutions rs the family
homo school and church Sow
moro consideration must I've Civ
on 10 tho nciSlihorbood which
oNers trcmenions Influence
for eood or bad upon The eficc-
tscucss Of the other instructions.
The little Black Republics
which exist in eycry large clfy
must not continue TO he INC
dirtesi most dehnqaent and di-
lapdaicd areas to be by-passcd
by the beneficial resources o.
the whole city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
~ fRAYSER T. LANE
Cor AMP

From now on Negroes must
give more attention to the neigh
horhood as a unit Of organization
for control Of the social moral
physical phases. As large COM
munitics continue growth viii
100 per cent negro residents
there viii he tho tendency for
those 10 become Islands in the
big city
There is nothing new about
these spots Of concentration OF
Ncerocs. hut little has been done
hy Negroes to understand the
implications from the standpoint
of what they mean for race re-
lauonS ana the reactions on the
cultural life OF the members OF
the family
Even II we ave in favor 81;
indignation OF Negroes through
Ont a given city. Of over 2Vooo0
population. there is no evidence
that the ghetto which already
exists in such places can be
broken up Even the now COM
munilies which come into beirs
with Tho aid Of public housing
projects follow the same pattern,
In places like New York Bad
tImore Washington. chicago. ST.
Lons or Memphis. there is no
planning which seeks TO show
that Negroes are beginning TO ac-
ccpt responsibility for what Coos
en- IN their neishborhoodS
The Urban League in CliUso
is initiating a program which
will hc a framework Of machin-
cry through which tho residents
NAV work toee her in solving
their problems.
II is possible, say, for a negro
family to move from the Negro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
FIVE DETROIT TRUCKERS
NOW in BELGIUM

WITH T. 5. Forces IN belgium
The first Army Transportation
Corps units 10 arrive in the Per-
sian Gulf Command are now sil-
toned At Boom. mean The port OF
Antwerp in Rclgiitu Anlons Thorn
is the ggSath Quarterinaster Truck
ing Company coihposed Of negro
soldiers. now engaged in dispatch
ine supplics from the port TO
American troops stationed IN West
ern Europe
Antwerp largest cargo port on
the Contncn' was The supply CEN
ter for three American Armies dur
lnr the war With the coming "
victory in Europe Il is Of equal
importance as tcdcploymcnt port
through which arc passing thou-
sands Of men and tons Of material
on the way TO other zones
The 33S9th, commanded by Cape
tain Andy n Skoczynski Of Chica-
20. Illinois. was aetiyatcd In April.
1912. at Fort Custer Michigan,
and arrived IN Iran IN January
1913. Here they organized an en-
tire dispatch system for the rapid
delivery Of Russian Iend-leas sup
niles from the Persian Gnlf port OF
khorramshahr 10 kazvin. where
the cargo was picked up by Rcd
Army units.
This was the famous Persian
Gulf Corridor last lap OF the ~
ooo-milc Journey from the United
states to the Soviet Union the
soldiers now speak with pride Of
their contribution 10 the winning
~ the Battle OF stalingrad. Tncy
haulcd tanks. trucks food. and
clothing Tor i.ooO miles over the
hotties, desert routes In the wotla
and through the Artic cold OF g.
ooo. foot-hieh mountain passes.
sunpl,es also we're furnished TO
r. S. Army Air Forces operating
from Soviet bases.
The men we're trained to operate
pIesel Trucks. and are no" con
sidered Diesel specialists lney
Torn, mart NJ the only Negro Diesel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
.Byrnss Supporter
Pops OFF Against
Negro Education

COLUMBIA. s C. (ANP) -Ir-
riiafcd by tho request that Secy
OF State Byrncs declare in favor
Of voting rights for 20 million
soufherners request made last
week by John H. Mccray, state
chairman OF the Progressive De-
mocratic party, J W. Jackson.
route four, Knoxville. Tenn, con-
Guides in a letter to the chair
man when We white people
rdnca ed Negro in this coun-
Thy, we mako a fool out Of him"
Asserting that 'the Negro is
iofcycr hociing' about some
thing Jackson dcrMrcd YOU Ne
erocs Of The United states are
INV receiving 90 per cent more
privileges than he white races
ia other countries regardless Of
Your hoefine The best way for
the Ncaro 20 realize his wishes
IS 90 move 20 some parts Of
Afrha Liberia or another state
and set M the kind OF govern
nicn he chooses
The letter also declared when
This nation becomes older. the
Nesgo Viii he left ont complete
~ 10 BE- doesn't keep in mind
that ho SIN IS an inferior race
TO the whie"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
MISSIONARY
INSTITUTE TO
STUDY AFRICA

The Detroit Council OF Church
Women announces that Mis-
slonary Institute under its spon-
sorship will he held "Wednesday.
September ~ in the auditorium
OF The NWcA Tho opening scs-
sion Viii he at 10 am. with Mrs
I Hendrickson. president Of the
Council. presiding
The leader Mrs n calisier.
Is a member Of tho Friends
Church and has worked as as
sistanf secretary Of the Home
Missions Council ~ North Africa.
She has written many pamphlets
rn national subjects and Viii
present tho two subjects for
study this year "'rhe Church
among rprootcd Americans and
Africa"
Tho Missionary institute is an
annual project 81 tho Council 10
present missionary study 70 the
Women OF the churches of nc-
troii Both subject matter and
methods Of study will 10 pre-
scented 1t is announced.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
White Army Officer Busted or Championng FEPC Negro
ORDER TO CELEBRATE
MORTGAGE BURNING
AND ANNIVERSARY

Norlh American Lodge H. F &
a " Of windsor Ontario Viii
hold Us sesenfy-fir-i anniversary
service on September % and 8ill
also celebrate the burning " IT'S
mortgage
Tho services will 30 held N fhc
now femple ~ The lodge 900 Nef
Ger street The main spcaker w'H
Ne the Re' ) Hunter of Io.
max Tcmsie AWE Zion church ana
his chorus wlll Ne with him az 3.7o
IN ihe afirrnoen
Moiobcfs ~ tho Mafs and Means
committee include Nalon Dennis
Prime chase Matter THONGS
l-an,o Nnlwke I.oo FH.vof'h
George coatos chairnlan ana
IaNd fieonnr secretary rinref
VIII be SERVED
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15

driving unit m the Army. several
truck assembly plants were es-
iablishcd at khoriamasahr, from
which hundreds % trucks were
dispatched daily for the Russian
front.
Tile ss>9ih arrived in Europe IN
March 1915, AFTER TWO years in
IRAN ana in May they moved 10
AntNerp
Detroit members ~ the unit are.
Cpl. Richard r Foster. rs Madi-
son street. Pvt Navaeze Graham.
enie lialleck street. re Isaac
Johnson ag7o Clinton street CPL
Roosevelt Williams ii>6 Mullett
street S.Sgt Wilbert Williams
esSS Hartford avenue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
Haitians Change
Ambassador

WASHINGTON CANPl Mon
seiur Andre Liauiaud ambassador
10 the t'niica states from HAM is
hoing replaced here This month Il
is learned ON september 20 he
willrcnwn 10 Port au Prince where
he viii Join the cabinet % prcsi-
dent Eli lescot as minister Of
education and health
Jacques Anloinc for four years
secretary Of tho legation in NASH
inrton until 1871, will take over
the post hero Antoine IS AZ pres
ont undersecre'ary Of foreign az
fairs
NJ liauiaud called on President
Truman on Friday to say goodbye.
HAITI was one Of The group of
Latin Nmcrican countries whose
diplomatic representatives nere
elevated to,thc rank Of amhassaapr
IN laia " T.iauiaud then his
couniry's minister was the first
to serve IN the higher rank
During his stay here his efforts
we're primarily directed toward the
development OF stronger CONNER
cial relations between the two
countries.
liantaud has hoen criticized for
his failure to encourage closer ties
between Haiti. and Negro Amcri-
cans IN the manner that President
l.eseof did when he was his coun-
try's minister here.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15

SALE or AUTO TO SATISFY
GARAGE kkErER 5 LIES
Notice is hereby given that thc
undersigned VIII sell at public
auction 10 The HIGHEST hldd'i AZ
1910 Russell Detroit. Mhlligau.
on Monday The Path day Of uc-
tober. 1915. az Ten ocloek alu.
the following described aNiunio.
bile. Chevrolet. engine unnwr
Ti2ifSsa> stored or hfi hy An-
thony Aiiiro. Registered owner
Anthony Arrigo This Sale Val
be made tu satisfy earaee keep
cr's Lien in the amount ~ Ssl.oi.
Dated August ~. 1915 FIRED
THOMPSON Agent and con-
stable.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
truman To Unveil
.oosevelt Plaque
y Negro Artist

NAsilNGTON amp Pres
'n' nan will un'cil 2 me-
ablet OF tho late Frank
easevclt in tho halls of
order OF deeds ON sept.
40 l.. shepard. recorder,
last week.
Qns to every cabinet
ana other governmental
are being issued THIS
aque IS tho work Of sell
tlNr. young Negro artist
~ lort was chosen in a
% lon OF II other artists
mo Fine Arts commits
he bronze plaque is 3 K 8
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
|ROTESTED
ICAINST
EDITORIAL
'Bared Segregation
| st Camp Hospital

l pRFvEpORT, La. CAMP "
homas F. Hoult a white
lecr at the Camp Living
ton hospital, IS reported to
asen reduced in rank for
anng The cause Of the Ne
I Inc FEPc bill.
lioult IS said to have lost
fancy following an article
,as "a the Shreveport Times
forum against an ANTI
EDITORIAL appearing in that
n Aug. >. Reports reveal
now lieutenant
article to the Times, he
aod the cause Of the
Negro as Well as gaze
iecnt and scientific ANAL
darker peoples in other
Nh. world. He charecd
tation hospital prac-
ial discrimination and
! ion against Negro army
,r ,olorcd officers in this
se have no swimming pool.
ample" he wrote. but
iccrs have an elaborate
Is pooI
rnomas f. Houli a
serial scientist pleaded
play and justice for
aplc all over the world
Mlt OF American Negroes.
local Lowell. the United
the opportunity TO de-
" To the colorcd people
world that It intends TO
sue in fact as We'll as
our own country IS the
/ ound for what We will
nl do in the world II
! m demonstrate an I'M
fii Of good will here.
Hiinuc TO ~ mistrusird
mcd men in other ma
b Sortinucd war and mis-
\ The inevitable result.
J the appearance 81 his
q " the local Times, the
BIOS reported TO have been
i lieutenant on some
b 'Hnicality.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-29

products, quinine, rubber, bauxite, iron, coal and gold. There are also many industrial factories.
 Principally, Hollands East h. dian equatorial empire includes half of New Guinea, shared with Australia; two thirds of Borneo, shared with Great Britain; and the large islands of Sumatra, Cele- bes and Java. Portugal shares the island of Timor with the Dutch. With these and a network of lesser islands, the Indies comprise 733,- 681 square miles, stretching for over 5000 miles in a broad band
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-29

from southern Asia to Australia.
 Prewar population of the Meth erlands Indies numbered over 69 millions, 250,000 of them Euro peans and about 5000 Japanese. Most of the natives were Moham- medans.
 Java has been the political, eco- homie and social heart of this col ony. With it's administrative part ner, Madoera, Java covers an area of some 5l,OOO square miles and maintains 50 million inhabitants, nearly two-thirds of the islands population.
 On Java is Batavia, the national capital and largest city; Soerabaja chief Indies seaport and naval base; and other population cen ters, military bases, shipyards, air craft and other warplants and vast farms.
 Borneo, the largest island in the archipelago, has an area of 206,819 square miles. Southwestern Bor- neo has few seaports, but on the British side are the splendid bays of Sandakan and Cowie, prewar world shipping ports. Borneo's coastal regions are broad and marshy, low enough to sometimes be flooded, and malaria is preva- lent. In the interior are mountain ranges, valleys and plains.
 Celebes resembles huge octo- pus with it's back to Borneo and its tenacles stretching eastward New Guinea, 475 miles away. Half again as large as New York State, the island has many deep gulfs and bays, but treacherous coral reefs and sandbars fringe the shore to menace navigation. Man. ado in the north and Makassar in the south are modern cities, pre- war world trade centers. Two ma- jor mountain ranges form a rug ged inland backbone, north to south.
 From Sumatra's 163,l83 square miles of fertile plains and high plateaus come harvest of riches. The eastern shores made the is- land easy prey to the Japanese; the beaches are seemingly endless.
 Allied conquest of New Guinea restored a number of important bases to the Dutch who immedi- ately started the rebirth of the colony. Eventual cleanup of the Japanese from these islands, how ever, has appeared necessary. No one easily could be starved out in
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-29

CANCELS FOOD SALE The Rsbskah Bake Sale sched- uled for Saturday has been post ponsd until further notice.
 Beverly Morgan. Chairman
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-29
Indies Are Rich I'm Oil, Rubber, Gold
F'ifth and last of series on pos sible Pacific invasion spots).
 By THOMAS A. BOYNTON

(P) NewSfeatures Writer
 The Japanese intended to have the Netherlands East Indies serve them with vital war materials. But their shipping lanes have been shattered by Allied bombers and submarines.
 The Indies, tropical and we'll vegetated, are rich in oil, farm
Washington Journal., 1945-12-07
Observation-Disclosures segen &ataitrp
p6enpolitifer)
Son @erbert seligmann.

@ai6ington GNQ = Gs lit ein
altes Sous in Ser @ermont abenue
in @aibington, in Dem man bier
gtodmerfe 5u SUB binaufiteisen
muB, Inn iids 0auon 81 ii6er3eugen,
Sab sic illngen 8ertreter FER atonl-
ipilIenidoft Der 8ereinigten Staaten
beginner, cine genniniame 6ront
bolfsna9er @elebrter 81 bil0en. 3iel
oieier Grippe iit Die 8elt Dor po-
litiidem @iBbraud) ser i6redliaen
@nffe ST retten.
Sic baben iid in Ser D6eoeration
Of Atomic Scientilts" 5%uiammenge.
idloIien un0 bereIten Die @riinoung
Z
Washington Journal., 1945-12-07
Mnti-@ owjet
9emonitration

SnitanbG - Cine MGrid)enmenge
BON $1,000 tiirfii6e 5nbnen idpen-
fen0 uno ,,nie0er NIT ben &ommli-
nilten@ idreieno, 3eritorte Die glnla-
gen ser pro-ruiiiifen 3eitangen
Can" uno ga Surquie".
Ser Meni6enihmorm, inter mel
dem ii9 ge9en 1000 n~nioeriit1ts-
ituoenten b%efan6en, 5ertriimmerte
sic Anloge Don Gan" uno mar
ihierte Damn nod Dem mooerner
Cell Ser Staot uno %5eritorte BORT eine
ruiiiide 9udbanolung.
@eiter ging ser @eni9en8lg CUR
anlerifaniiden 9otidaft, no Die De-
m~onitranten Gang lebe oas freie
amerifo" ihrien. Gle lie Die ruff.
ide gotidoit erreidpen fonnten, bat
ten Yoli5ei uno Automobile einen
unourhoringli6en aor0on I'M oas
@ebiet gemorien.
M6er nod INNER serltjrnnrSwii.
tia, umgingen sic Demonitranten
ben geiperrten Staottell opno 6pqett
gum Ga oEllrquie s3eltlin9Sge69noe,
0os ooaig oemoliert muroe.
aGe @eih1fte murOen p6breno
ser Denomination sei9loiien 9ebal-
ten tito 10 melt befnnnt, lief ales
nhne B[litberdieBen alb.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-07
6eeen Reids- Inter
jodune ourd 5owjets
Nambitaat" mnO fcrNcrt 2lbIchtmte Der SeRamptMnG
pcm citcr vfeueftiucn SAMlN" Ncs NcntiAcn Dclfcs

8oi6ington Senator GnitGonO
(Gem., Miifiiiippi) erldrte in elmer
He0e tm @lenum 0es nationdlen
Sberbouies, Die @eitmdd)te tGnnten
nidt 3ageberl, oaB 1eutidlono elm
9rdbant 4uBlanoS Deroe, oaS er
einen ,,angriifslultigen &anbltaot"
n%annte.
ogie Qommuniiten tDiilan, oaB elm
Iullpaernoes, d)ootiide8 Geutltlurto
iif Dem &omminlismus eraeben
miro un0 ergeben mllB, uno ooB Ore
gnHtebung zines Sonnet : Geutlf~
lono 8ur SonjetiAierllng Der reineren
INSTRUMENTATION 21fl0er uno 5um
91iommenbru6 ser 0emofratie
~iiberhaupt, nttr bon @nglan0 l1lo
Sen 8ereiniefen Staoten abgeieben,
fiibren miiBte", bemerfte Golttotro
peiter. yGelti6lano 1T, OBJ ms
0os paBt o0er nidlt, Der gfltein DER
tpeIteuropGilden 8elt, uno Eeutld-
Iono uno 8eitelropa mitlfen infer
alien umitGuoen ser Demofrotle nllo
SER frieoliebenoen, friitlihen 8elt
erbdlten perbeus ltn6 ebenlo mllB es
in 9elttldlono bei oem Spltem oes
freien llnternebmergeiites bleiben."
Washington Journal., 1945-12-07
21csA lcbcn 100000
DcMtidsc in 8rcslam

8reSlau. - @enn nift sic Mebr-
5nbl Ser 0eutihen I'M 5erid,lagenen
8reslau meiBe Irmbin0en triige,
miirSc man nicmals miiicn, SAB 81
Stnot bon 100000 geutihen ms
fnlr 10000 Holen bemohnt lit.
Cine Grippe bon 0rei amerifnri.
iden Militdrfndlellten unS So
naliIten bereiit 6ieieS Gcbiet. 6
mar ibnen niht moglih, sic &loqcl
ein8elner enafuierter geutiher +
itatiat ST. finOen, bic bebaupten, mat
bate lie qe5pungens Shteiien 81
berloiien, man bdtte ibnen Hobrung
.berpeigert uno mare aud ionit im
a~llaemeinen unmenidlih eegen lie
perfabren.
Golnii6e Sta0tbeomte betonten
mdDreno zines Snterpiems, odB in
ser gebanolung bon Geutihen uno
Holen f%einerlei llnferidie0 gemodlt
ipuroe. uno bie EreIieoertreter ian-
ben nifts, pas oieer Grflarung pi-
oeriprdde.
Die Geutiden baben sic @abI,
Washington Journal., 1945-12-07

Woi6inaton, Or. &anneoor
gui6, Ser Gireftor oeS 9iiroS Iiir
millenIdaftlid)e 6orihung mo @nt-
midlunu, erfldrtp Senatoren, 0aB
Ser ue%ritorbene Yrdiioent HooIeueIt
SIC gntideiOung %setrofien babe, Die
atoulbombe geaeu Sopan cin5nicsem
I'M 9snouitrieen 81 Oernid)terL lelblt
ipenn IooeSopier ltnter ser 3ipilbe-
polferuuag oon1it p%erbnnoen leIn
l%oIlten.
Or. 8ufb iugte Dor Dem b%eionoe-
rem SenatSfomitee fiir atonrenergie
aus, NaB onoere ebeuio toolide ODER
nod Furftbarere 8afien in aufinI-
ti0en &riegen permenbet piiroen.
Seine 8e5u9uabne oui Braiioent
&ooIeoelt erfolgte in geantportltng
3nbfreid,er Sragen BON Senatoren
iiber cine moglide 8eltfontroIle Ser
Itombombe.
Bulb fam Oarouf 8uriid, ooB
@iIieni6aftler inter ieiner A1lei-
tuna cine mdhtpolIe B~ronOpoffe
3ur GinGiHernng iopaniiNer Stdote
entauifelt Dotten beuor Die Atom-
bonlbe perpenoet mltroe. Ole @nt-
ldeioung, oieie 5t ~uerfnenoen, puroe
non Yrqiioent Hooieoelt g~ctroffen,
iagte Or. 8uib. lin oie Snolftrie
in iapaniihen St6oten 81 5erltOren,
maren mir ge5mungen, piele Men'
lden 81 t0ten. Gos mar na6 meiner
auifaiinn9 ein ernites Broblen,
ltno ih mar frob, OoB id Die Gnt-
l6eioung ni6t 81 treffen botte."
Ser 3elige erfldrte, oieielbe Sra
qe lei i'm 3uiommen1ang nit Oct
8ermenoung Ser atombombe entltan-
Sen ,,o6er id muBte, oaB Oieie ben
&rieg beenoen wiiroe~.
81. guib erfldrte, Die 5nfiinitigen
@affpn fonnten mod)tOolle 1elte
8ranonnifen, &nfeten6emben, LENT
bare @ei6olie nnO pieles anOere lein.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-07
Sent ber1pri6t
Gntbnann9en

Sobofen, g. g.. = 9pler Sent,
oeIIen 2dufbobn ais iunger amerifa-
niider diplomat 1910 britt beenoet
mur6e, als Die s@nglanoer i'm Ser
GntlDenonng bon aften Ser 8otidaft
in Qonoona anflagten uno ins Sc.
f6ngnis itedten, erfldrte, DAB CT
mebrere aften genommen babe, neil
tie uSniormotionen entbielter, BON
oenen ser Senat utlo oas 8off Der
Il. 9. 8enntnis boben iollten."
Sent, "a Sabre aft, elegant geflei-
bet ufro l11eln6, madte 0ieie Be.
nperfung, oIs er Sen ehgliiden Damp.
fer ,SiIper Onf" oerfieB, ouf benz
er Dor - 3agen 2onoon uerlaiien
bate.
CT Iagte olif elmer Breiiefonfe-
ren5 nod, baB er bedbiidtige, Die
often, oie er aus ser 8otI9aft ge-
nommen bdtte, Dem Senot uerTiig-
bar 81 MAIDEN.
Sent lab mebrere Sabre elmer Sc
f1ngnis1trafe bon 7. Sabren alb, 5t
Der er BON einem @~ebeimgerift inn
Olb 8ailep @eridtsbof 0regen Ser
lesnng Don Staatsgebeimniilen" oer-
urteilt moroen mar.
Sur gesebenen 3eit weroe i6
etpos gu iagen BADEN, oas oas
Iof ser 8ereinigten Staaten inte-
reiiieren oiirfte," bemerfte Sent. Gr
lebnte es ieood ab, Die art ooer 3abl
ser aften n1ber 81 beihrei6en, Die
pr Don Ser 8otitnft in Ieine SriDat-
mobnung genommen bate. sd mill
I'M Augenblid feline ein5elbeiten be-
b~dnoeln.~ aas man i'm frdgte, mie
er oie gfben Dor ben Senat bringen
NOBLE, ermioerte er: sd babe Die
Metbooe nod nidt ausgearbeitet.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-07
@nnft
fur @Orin9

0iirnberg - @ortfiihrer Ser an-
f[ooepertretunq in oen bieiigeil
Qrieasberbreden : 3ro3eB iagteIt lie
bdtten feinen gemeis oofiir Dob
Sermann @oring fir oen &ei6s-
tagbranO I'M Sabre 1888 perailt-
mortliH mar.
sic aiBerten iidl fiber cine @fe(-
6lnng Ser llniteo 8reB, Die 6eia9tc,
es Oerlautq, olliierte 8e6oroen tut
ten 9epeiie, oarunter eiSesitottlidle
Grffarungen, ooB @oring peri0nlid)
uno oireft peruntmortfi6 fir ben
Brand apar.
0berit @obert 6. storep, Elm
omerifaniiher Siffsanfl1ger, iagte,
Sic amerifanii6en 8eomten 6dtten
@oring lpieoerbolt iiber Sen &ei6s-
t%oas6rano befragt, ober er iei 10
felt BEL ieiner 9ebouptung seblie6en,
0oB er nihts oant 81 tim 5attes
StoreD CAB an, oie amerifaniide gn-
flogeuertretung babe feire onoere Sn-
formation in Der Sade.
Ger britii6e AnfIa9er Cir Sart-
lep S6opcroB iagte:
,,@ir baben feline aenntnis bon
6erartigen eioesitattliden grflarltn-
gert, uno i6 bemerfte nod geitern
a6eno. oub in Ser Sad,e feline gepei-
ie auieetoud)t iino.~
Gin fron5oiii6er @ortfii5rcr err
fldrte:
.Gies bat nifts nit unIerm Sail
gu tun. Bir baben feline aenntnis
bon ~irgenopelden oerartigen eioeS-
ltattliden grflarungen. @ir iino
ni6t oornn intereiiiert, OF @oring
'oen &eidstog in Brand itedte. 8ir
Iino oaran intereliiert, 0as er Die
@elt in Brand iette."