davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
9tafeteu5eits
alter lit 30

@aiblngtnn. - Sngefteltre en-
fldren, oaB 81 (8ergeltungsmdtfe
q 0as Hafetenfrait 3eitalter ein-
leitet itnO OaB nan ols erIten gor-
tell I'M 1rieoen Die 8erlperOun8 Oes
8rin3ips in 6orm BON &%afetenmnto-
rem, oOer 8llrbo 3nfeten, gum an-
trie6 bon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES En-
leben miro.
WaS sic 8eripeHoilrtg I'M Grlege
onbetrifit, 10 propbo5eit u. 30. Sop,
Der friibere Brditoent Der Brittle Srl-
terplonetorp Society ooB uion nit
Der RofetenlpoIfe oltf g%ntfernung
BON 1000 Meilen fdmpfen weroe, mo-
bel Ser &urs Ser &ofeterbombe
6urf eleftrlihe SnItrumente fon-
troaiert miro.
3D. lit Die ,fpirfli6e Hofetenbom
be-, Elm 8roieftil nbne 6liigeI. Die
&obotbonbe 81 nor Elm Jlu93eug
nit &ofetenuntrie6.
80 Ioa cine Stmeuigfeit BON
5000 SUB in Der SefInoe, ooer UNI
gefGbr $500 Nfeilen in Der Stun0e,
in oen oberen oiitien 9ltitihidten
ieirer 5ll9babrt errei6en. Shdb-
ltl1gstpeiie oiirfte oie Hafetel1bonlbe
40 bis so Meilen bod fliegen. Die
&eibung Ser Suit am Metallgebdule
er3eltgt cine iolde inteniiue Sibe, Dob
ole &ofetenbombe na6ts ousliebt
mie ein feltri9er 8aa, ooer Elm So
met, pobei oos auspufTgas ais Elm
feuriger Sdneif erideint.
auf Dem @ege our @rOe 9elpinnt
Die &afetenbombe an Sriebfroft.
Mon bernimfnt fem @erdui6, erbdlt
feline @arnung, Oenn 0ieie 8onlbe
fltegt idneler ols ser Snaa. Sic
6obrt lid) in oie @roe bis 5u elmer
8iefe bon 40 SUB ein, ebe tie frepiert,
mobgi oic @eidlminoigfeit idneaer lit
OILS 0ie Satigfeit oes Climbers Damn
folgt Elm ooppeltesA roaen0es @rahen
mie bei einem @robeben.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
9nftra65icn.
mr. n&rOlO9''

@libingtpn ~ Sapans Suoultrie
milo nltlt olS lbr heDprltebenOe 8nm.
6lrOemcut irberloben, lo ertlartc &c.
leral $. i. NrRolo. Die 9(ligrifie ser
go Bpnbr alIi ole iopnniid)cn
stenuminieIn p1brenO ser lesten
8ohei leiep leoiglid ein o8rolo94
1eneien. o8.r pcr0cu lie 5l Dem
8unid bringelL nab NaS 6Iug5eu0
nienolS. %criunoen DnrOen mare nnO
tic niemolS Don &earl S1rbor gebolt
bdttcn".
arnolo, ser G9ei Der 4rmce92uit.
itreiffr1ite, prod nor Oeu Ratinnal
Soiournes, Sen III ben Streitfrditcn
6efiuolifeu 6reimaureru. @r ifs.
Sierte Sen Q~lrftfrieg gegen Sapnn in(-
gen0ermoBen: o@ir merNcn ibre 80
brifen, i6re Selfeleer, S0fen unO
Sta0te crit nit unieren 9.29.8om.
berr treiien; Damn, tpern uniere
'Stiibpuifte nd1er9eriidt iinO, NIT
5eltungen ulto @iberaturS uItO letblt
nit unieren leihtereu 6lltg5eugen".
gr fiibrte ans, Die DER Serimeter Inn
Sopnn l6ereits ourd Die Mnriauen,
Bnluu. 9epta uuO 9u5on perelt9ert
Iber Der General ernnrtet .,cinen
ihtperen ullo erbitterten
geaen Sopan", bent: ,Gcnfcu
Sic oorap - Sapan lit nidt cine
@ruppe m1Big flei1ler Snieln nit
brennbaren 8apierbauiern. pie eini9e
9ellte au alaltben iheinen. Sopon
brudte in @oloio uuA RieNerlonNiidt
cine unerreifte Qltelle pom
9oOcnidGben an lid: @idel, 3inn
Monenn, gntrit, aolttiduf unb Del.
@s bat iebt Die RoQIif)feit gebobt,
araltiommeln."
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
Gr3biiAcf spell
t,ean's 1~ltiiiiep

aon6on - Ger Gerber MaroHo
pen5reitrte un6eitdtiate ShMpei5er
MpINrnrcrt. oor ,Grsbiidof 6ropeB
Spcnmon ans 9em gorf BON 8opit
Bins -. NIT elmer midtigen Miiiion
in ger6inSung nit Sen fiinftiaert
Observation-Disclosures betraut lpnr'
Be. g~in3elbeiten mltr6er ii9t opae-
aeben, itir geioat, oaB in Hom groBe
oiploanotiIde Jdtigfeit berrlde.
Cine Melounq aus Hom belagte,
man Qloutbe in 8otifarfreiien, bob
Spalfmon p6pltlider Stootsiefretqr
ncrNHn fSltre. obuohl Elm Tnnftionqr
sqs Editions cine iolde WcItcllnaa
heitritt. ,al 0ep glorf ioate eIe
aan,lei oss Gra6iihofs, bob lie ilber
oieie Sdpei5er @eriif)te ubioIut feline
Snformation habe.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
piclc NobctsO pfcr
int SiiNcn GnelanNs

2onoon = 0ltsen6e bon 8riten
puroen in ibren &dltiern lttto Strn-
Ben getOtet, lttrD piele on0ere puroen
berleBt II. unter Sriimmerbnufen Der
idiittet, alS fiir5li6 cine itarfe 8ene
Oeutl6er 8-8omben iiber Siioeng-
lan0 nieoerging.
0ie Bropogonoa iber ben 8a5i-
&unOfunf loute: v@roB-9onoon mar
Sag uno Nad}t unter Dem 6euer"
9emgegeniiber blieb Der amtli6e bril-
tiide 8eridt Bel Dem @ortlaut:
,81breno ser festen "a Stunoen
faro 2~ufttdtifeit oes 6einoes ltatt
Sahi6aoen llno 8erlulte wuroen
beruriaht."
Aber 3piiden oieien beioen Nus
ipriihe Gngen @retgniiie bodit oro-
matiider urro tragifder Hatur. Ger
Itorte 2eben, 5~ertriimmerte @alier
ltno airfen. Gin Saus, in Dem eine
Stunoe porber- elm &iro eeboren
nproen mar, fpltroe bon elmer g.
gonrbe getroffen. 8os Snlrs muroe
3ertriimmert, ieood entgingen ole
Wiutter uno ibr leugeborenes aino
mie 0urd) elm 8linoer ieglider Ser
leBltngen.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
DerpcY fir 8cibc>
haltmne Ncs sports

Seem gorf = @ouoerneur 3epep
miBt Dem Sport aud CUR 2riegS5eit
grpBen @ert bel ulpo lit gegen ieine
4bidaffung ans nittigen @riinoen
auf &riegsSauer.
Ser Spprt." meinte Gepep,
,,batie b il mint aud ,.murolildcn"
@ert. c.nns, Dds boditens IN ben TO-
t~alitdrcit 01r0ern be5lpeiTelt peroe."
9emen .uerIpieS Dana ouf gnglonb
ullo 6raltfreidJ mis- ielbit eintge Der
beiesten Climber, MO mon Den Sport
im &rieQe gerooe5u ermutigt batte.
Ser grflGrung 9epeps, Der 0os
tlominene Sberbnlpt Der Gepublia-
niiden Yurtei oorlteat, mliB 6eion-
oere 9eNeirtnng 8uaemelien peroen,
I'M 10 mebr, ga tie in einem @llgeil-
6lid fam, ga Der @ar WobiIi5at;on-
Sames s. Bprles ben 9e-
geriifgiport nit eini9erma.
ben ideelen altgen anbtidt.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
Sctrjct 8ctIsbaft
ruirN bctrcffcn

@aibington - Der rltiliide BOT
idafter @rontpfo bot an ieinem
Shreibtii6 idmmerlid 9efroren uno
bat ocn gan5en Gag ieinen 8inter-
rod nid}t o%5gelegt. Die Sei3lt1g in
Ser ruiiriden 9otidoit lpor nidt in
8etrieb. ltriahe: Gle Aotionsfupors
mir Sei3petroleum iino ollie. Die
gotidoft bot ole bis /. 6ebrlar gill
tigen abi6nitte bereits aufgebraudt.
@s tit be5ei6neno, DOB Die Bot
i6aft f~einesmegS einen Guf ltin glb-
billie an Das Stnte Department ge-
ri6tet bat. gotidafter @romDfo
Iflien lif) fir Die 9lngelegenbeit iiber-
banpt nidt lonoerlid 3u inte-
reilieren, mie Elm 8elud)er bebouptet.
Ser 8otidofter 3og blob ben &ra-
gen ieines @iiiterrpdes Elm bisden
enger' I'M ieinen Sails unb mari ge.
legentlid sic 8emerfung bin, ieinono
babe inn geIogt, es lei fem Betro-
leum mebr I'M Sauie.
Sn oipiomotiiden &reiien lit man
itber3eugt, es mitroen beitimmt nod
Dor Dem 1, 6ebrlar 0faBnabmen er.
griffen loerOen, lin Dem 3abneflap.
perm oes Somjetitabes elm @noe 5t
ieken.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
fano
100 Qci6cn

Sci scr /. II. 9. armee iiiOli6 BON
MalmeOp Die geFrorenerl, Don
alraeln ourd3bo6rten 2eifen bon iiber
100 Amerifanern, DeIde BON Den
0clttihen geiQngen genommell mo
0onn faltblittig nieOeraemaht mnr-
ben, lirro in einem ldneebeoedten Sci
Sc, unpeit 0es 8orfes Gerenont, ene
Weile iiolid) BON RalmeoD, Don Ell
ner omerifoniiden 8atrouile 9efltr-
Sen mor0en.
Ole 9otrouiqe. meldle na6ts bln-
GUS gi1g, folto bos 6eto, iibte I'M
Sfunee urt0 beItatigte 0ns bosDll9e
Abldlo6ten, peldes' 5lerlt BON elmer
Sanopoq lleberlebenoer beriftet NOR
Sen mar. 8ieIe 9eiden botten nod
sic Sanoe iiber Nem Gopf gefaltet.
Gle totem Amerifoner, Delfe eifteml
9eo6ahtungS Battalion Der artil-
lerie ongeborten, lngen bort ieit benz
t6. 3eaember, als Oie 8eutihen lire
Steaunq iiberronnten uro lie nod
ser @efougennobme nieoermod)ten.
Gie SnTotterie : Batrouiae BON 119.
Srf. &eQ. Ser 80. Gipilion 5Gblte iiber
100 9cidlen. % lie in Ser 9unfel6eit
arbeiten mltBte, NOR es unnlogltdl, DIE
oenoue an5nbl ort6ltgeben.
Gas 6elo Log 9eltern immer nod
i'm &umpfoebiet. uno olS ppaten Die
Ieatlfen ibr gerbre6en perber9en.
Iegten lie an elmer &reu5ltng bon FIN
8egen ein Sperrfe1ter.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
Dcutihc Sdiffe per
NcrtucOcn rcricmPt

9on0on - Gin aus Z bis s Sdif.
fen beitebenoer @eIeit5ug lpliroe Don
girbeiten Der britiidlen 6oule 6leet
5reitog friib in Ser Gunfelbeit Dor
Der noripegiiden 9iilte, iiiolid BON
S%topenger, .jfoit polig Seritort", mie
sic MOmirolitdt befonntgo6. 3 ooer
A S6iffe, oorltnter Elm GROCER Cant
fer, muroen perlenft, uno Die iibrigen
idlper beidooiat, in 8rQno geitedt
ODER 3um Iuflauien g~e5purtgelt, o6-
mo6l Die feinolid)en &iiitenbatterien
ie6r rege moren. Gus britiide @e.
ibmoroer, oaS aus 2 &%reu5ern, ?
gegleittr0gerit unO 3 Seritorern be-
Ito1o. febrte obre Sd)oOen ooer Ser
lutte altritf.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
&rnppel lit
7faher WiOrOer

Gbicago II CHARLES 9pbme, Gin
Al Sabre otter GriippeI, iiebt it'd els
ner 7foden NlorOaufloge fonirOn-
tiert, nahDem en- geitonpen bat, Dab
er in oen Iesten orei Mpunten ~
8r0ltSe nui Der Siioieite Gblcugos
onlegte.
8obute muroe berboitet, ais CT
aus eillem br%enuenoen W1ietsbouS
floh. 5n elmer @obnlmg oemon-
Imtrierte ser S6ftling, mie er cine
.peihe Mlotrobe" in Dem Seller III
9rono itefte, Ooh nur, Wie CT per
liderte, nm ii6 3t erwormen. Gns
leBte delter griff 10 idnea I'M lid,
oab iieben Sousbeipobter perbram-
ten pos gu Der pieIfohen @orobe-
ihuISigun9 gegen ben 9riippel ilibr-
"a
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
GamicnNc fcierit
SrieScn in eltRcn

atben. - Souienoe BON @riefen
porooierten ourd) Die StraBen ut
bens init britiiden, amerifaniifei
ms urie6iihen 6obnen luto f%eterten
,oie geile9uml Oes 8iir9erfrieges.
9ics moi oic erlte proBe Gcrnon.
l~trotion Der 8olfsitimmiiia ieit ser
Iie/ Met9e Die aui 100000 9e-
idtGs mitroe, iubelte Dem &ommon-
0oitten @ener1l!eutnont Ronalb 90.
Scobie, 5u, Der in elmer 4niprohe
Don eilien 8alfon erflarte, er mo
ieine Gruppen miiroen oas griehiife
Bolt uno ieine 5reibeit Dor &euolu-
tion einerlei uon melftr Settle :
l6eifiibcn.
Yarn0e DOM SOnnta1 oen 5. 4e3em.
Der, ole Dem ausbrud Scr Sample
unanittelbar p~ornuS9ms.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
N~ncinioFeit iibcr
Beitrafmne Aitlcrs

2onoon. Il Die 3eitltng aSunonr
@rpreB" beridtete. Oas britiihe
NlBenont 6obe oie RomniiIion Der
8~ereinigten Notionen iiber 9rie9s-
oer6reden Dor sen 9opf geitoBen, olS
es 0eren 8oridloq oblebnte, Gooll
Sitter uno an0ere 6iibrer Ser NajiS
uno 6oihiiten Dor Elm inferaliiertes
Strofqeriht gu itelen, Gas in 2on.
son ein9eiett meroen lolte.
oggpreBr fagte. ole &eeierpna lei
aeaen ben Glon, aoolf Sitter, geni.
to MuIiolini urt0 oeren @ebilfen oltI
Sic Nnflagebanf zines StroFaerlfts
at icBen Ionoern 5oae es Dor, oie An.
geleperbeit olri politiihem @eae 81
erlcotoeu, pie es I'M Sale Nopoleon&
Qeid)eben lit. Ser irie Dor Elm @eridi
qmeitclt, iofr>ern IeoigIid p~er6an1i
puroe.
Gie 9eitulig lngte, Ser Stanopunfi
Ser &egieruna lei bon bent &uBen.
Iefret1r @ntbonp @oen in eiten
Sdreibcn on Sir Cecil &urit gum
4isorlf eebroht fporoen, Ser Biz
Dor fur5em Der 8oriibenOe Ser @om.
miiiion mar.
u@rpreB~ iuqte, onoere Mitalie.
ser ser aomniilion, einidlieBlid
Serbert Gloirborne 8en, Dos omeri.
foniihe Mitalieo, bGtten Dem Blar
oes StroFperiobrens 5lgeltimmt mi
morteten iebt tnit Sponnltng ouf oil
@iidfebr Teas ans @aibinqton, ii
Der Soffnune, oaB er Die Ste0ltng.
nobme Der omerifonii6en Hegierun(
mitteilen fam.
Gin Spre6er fir oas AuBenom.
mor nidt bereit, git beftdtigenL oai
@oen eillen lol9en Stonopurft Der
treten babe, ionoern iogte Ieotglid
Sizes lit cine @ngelegenbeit oielel
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uGrpreB" Iagte, oie 6ritrihe &e
9ierung ,b0tte Dor oetn 8rief goens
Die Biligilng Der Fldne Der &orr
milton oifatoriide bebouoelt, unS
fitate bin8lt, ooB oieler lebte Affron.
sen 3uiQmmenbru6 Der &pntmiIiior
berbeifitbren fonnte.
Gin ungenonnter 6ritiider SuriI
pltrpe BON Der 3eitltp9 oNiiir onge.
fiiIrt, Dob Die l6ritiide &egierunq
eittent Strofoerfohren pielei@t oes
peaen mioeriprede, neil es 81 Der.
Iegenbeiten fii6ren tonne.
uGoS auBeaomt oenft oieaeidt
ooB in einer oeronti9en 8erbqpoGunG
Die 4pgeflogten Den 8eriud NADER
foitlte1 prpminente britii6e Stoots
manner als 9el9en ouftreten 81
toiien", laate Der Sprilt. ,,3iei'
4lslogen miipoen iih in eittigen Sal
len AMI Friibere a~lBerllngen Oel
3euaen be5ieben in 0eten Die 4tge
flogten aetobt ulso Die 8or5ii9e oes
observation-disclosures eeprielen muir
Ben. gg miiroe cine reht ultongeneb
me Sa6e lem petlp oieie Sfelettt
Dor paS @eridt gebro6t miir0en.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
DemtIshc Ginic in
ytalicn pcrltGrft

Som. - Die oentiden Streitfraf-
te, sic Sen oaiierten 8ormarIb IN
0oroitalien altfbnlten, iino iebr Der
ItGrft mou0en uno permenoen Die
itorfite artiaerie, Die Sen &aiierten
begegnet 1T, ieit lie I'M oergan9eaen
Mqi sic Sitlerlinie bra6en.
Die @aiierten baben i~eitgeiteat,
ooB sic Geutiden nit Munition je-
Ser art ipobl perieben limb, uno Dab
gu ibrer unteritiibung cine frilAe Di-
pilion aus 8orme9en berbeigeeilt uno
me6rere in 9eutidloto a~usgebiGoete
itolieniide Gipiiionen eingetroffen
lin0.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
Berlin bIetbt
ausmei1enO

Qon0on - Gas gerliner &ooio be-
oiente lid erneut elmer ousmeiden-
ben 5pra6e, ais Die 9eutl6en in ii.
rem l6per beordngten Sell aui belgl-
i6em 8ooen melter 5uriidIielen. Sic
oeutl6en Srl1ppeft, erfldrte Die geoh.
ridtenagentur 8rnnspcealL aperei-
telten aliierte 8erlltd)e our 3urd-
1tobung 0es Deutlden Sells uno nnl-
~3ittgelun9 Oeuti6er Streitfrafte"
9ronsoceon iette bin5u, Dab ,,uniere
eloitiidPn 9QbloIungsbepegungen pab-
reno Der lebten "a Stun0en CUR &du-
mltng BON @aro6e lIno Sibes fiibr-
ten.
Suuptntan 2uotpig Sertorius, Der
6eutide Militarfommentator, err
fldrte:
,0ie Gage in Sen oitlifyen 4roen-
men lit INNER nod fliiiiig, uno Ole
getpegungsidlo6t 6alt nod wie Dor
an.
Ser Druid lit ru6 pie Dor ltorf,
1tlo gepiiie oeutide abloiungsbeDe-
gu1gen meroen fan9lum auf fleinem
@ebiete ourdgefiibrt.~
Ser oeutl6e 9eri1t tat Der &iid-
3ug6bepegltng feline @rpdbnung.
oSnfolge u~nierer @egenldlage,"
bieB es i'm omtliden Seeresberidt,
vboben Die feinolihen 4ngriFfe in
0en aroenflen an Starfe nodleeloiien.
Norooitlid bon 9orohe mieien ltniere
Rrupper oen 5ei1po, Der ortlide Sc.
minne er3iplt hntte. 31triif.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
2lMsbiirecrMnessP rc
ececm GmNtpio Racpplc

BUFFALO. II Ser 4usbiirgerungs-
pro5eB 0egen Den 42i. 2l0wi9 &aepp-
Re BON @ron0 Sslono muroe onf an-
trag oes 8linoe8anmoltS Geo. 8.
8robe i'm 8unoesgerif)t fortgelest.
8ie &egierltng modt gelteno, bob
8oepple, ser in 9eutidlon0 ae6oren
fpurSe, geiItige 8orbebqlte 9eutl6-
laro gegenitber madte, ols er Den
8%iirgereio leiitete. &aepple 'beitritt
oos uno iagte olS Regierungs5euge
in Dem ausbiir8erungspro3eB aus,
Ser gegen elf ongeblife friibere Mit-
alie0er oes ,gmerifaoeutifen 8olfSt
bunoeS" idlpebt.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
SsautA arr Rarts
fsrN 6irfnsfemcs

SnEticrS, Gp4lt. Sicban ge.
amte uto angeltellte BON &ingltrf
Brothers onp 8lrnlim ans 8ailep's
s nb;neOr S9pms. Sic, puroen uop
TraIrf 6. Scalp fiir oas M
lmi[yoM 3irfpsiGlter in 6artioro an
6 Mi D. s.. bsi Sem 6S2 IQrionell
Qctotct nro pcrlcbt wurocnL i'm fri
mateQen Sinne ocrontwortli6 &C.
bnlten. \
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
81 trennen.

Yoidfes, 5i trennen.
Ne)1r bat iid tets g%gpeigert, Dies
jl tutl. tno lieB iih audi nidlt BON
Den 1ta5jS eir' dJiidtern oils oieie Dor
orci Snbren ieiue 8ral Oerbafteten.
6ruu 9ebor murOe Damn nab burger
3.it 9uieOsr freigeloiielt, ulge6lif oltt
oircfte S%uteruention 2ebarS bel SIT
lN. Aba.icbeH Don 0ieler E~riuatan-
Qcle9er3eit bot man iiber Sebor in
oen taBteu Sabren nidJts mebr &C.
bort. Ger 9%outponilt, Der in ser int
qnriidrn StoOt Somorn CUR 8elt
fam miro an 80. April ieinen 70.
@.bnrtsInA be0eben.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
Merecmtham bcfiir.
tpcrtct bchc StcMcrn

Wofbington = SbaBomtsfefretof
Nprgentbon fprad iid) Iiir elite itnrfe
Steuertruftlr@ Gus, Die nnd nod
Dem &riege Deiterbeiteben niiile, am
nnlere rationale Sf)ulo 10 bulo rpie
moglif herob5uieBen. @r bemerfte
in elmer 9onferen5 nit gcriftcratat-
tern: sd oenfe, 0ie 9eute melncr
GeEeration - iino i'll meinem Altcr
~ iollten es iid flar MAIDEN, eoB
mir fiir Den &slt unieres 2ebens ho6e
Steuern be5nblen miiiien.@ Mor'
gent9ou it So Sabre alt.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-18

Williams testified in court that
she could not truly be classified as
a Negro, since one of her grand
parents was a white person.
Atty. McBeth has announced that
he will carry the case to the United
States Supreme Court if necessary,
to explode the fallacy of race in
equalities.
Recently returned from the San
Francisco conference, where he was
adviser to the Liberian delegation,
McBeth declared, ''the authorities
upon which Mrs. Davis bases her
complaint have been modified since
Adolph Hitler wrote 'Mein Kampf'
and since the japanese attacked
Pearl Harbor. There are now 700,-
900 Negroes in the armed forces
fighting the denial of human
rights"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-18
SPECIAL TRAINING UNIT
RECLAIM5 $4,000 Men

FORT BENNING, Ca, July 18
(ANP)-A total of $4,000 men
have been reclaimed here for mill
tary service through the special
training unit.
These men, who would have been
considered unfit for military serv-
ice in the last war, entered the army
with either no formal academic
training or no more than two or
three years of elementary school
ing.
The special training unit here
serves only Negro inductees, pri-
marily from the fourth service COM
mand which includes the seven
southeastern states. They are given
the customary examinations, which
covers the army general classified
tion test, as a guide to indicate their
ability to learn and, to some extent,
the amount of knowledge already
acquired.
The STU course covers IL weeks,
said 1t. Col. Ernest J. Knott, COM
manding officer, who explained
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SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
Strengthens TIES Between
CHURCH AND LABOR

NASHVILLE, July II (ANP)
Major steps toward improved re-
lations between church and labor
were made here during a confer
ence on church and labor coopera-
tion in the south.
The conference, which brought
together leading church and labor
leaders of this area, was sponsored
by the Fellowship of Southern
churchmen's commission on labor.
Church and labor accepted an
eight-point plank for action before
the two-day meeting adjourned.
l. Education. (Few church ma
terials are prepared for laboring
groups though vast constituency
of the church is labor.)
2. The church and labor unions
can work together within society
for a better way of life for all.
3. Together church and labor can
fight for the right to speak for de-
mocracy and stand for the prin-
ciple of defending freedom for
themselves and others.
4. Both groups can work for
more democratic procedures within
their own body polite.
5. In attaining these ends both
labor and the church need alert
and aware leadership willing to
work with their people in discov-
ering best ways to carry out their
respective basic purposes.
6. Both have the responsibility
for developing the kind of fellow
ship which gives strengt hand cour-
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CHALLENGES CAUCASIAN
BLOOD OF plaintiff IN
PROPERTY RESTRICTION TRIAL
By Harry LeUette

LOS ANGELES, July II (ANP)
In one of the most dramatic in
cidents that have occurred in the
recent mounting wave of residen-
tial restriction cases, Hugh McBeth
veteran coast attorney, startled a
crowded courtroom last week when
he challenged the pure Caucasian
blood of Atty. LIE Compte Davis.
McBeth is defense counsel for noted
band leader Benny Carter and his
wife, Inez, who have been sued by
Mrs. Edythe Davis in an attempt to
force them to give up their home.
Atty. Davis, her husband, is her
representative in the racial restric-
tion case in superior court here.
Since the isue in the lawsuit
hangs upon the question of race,
Atty. McBeth stated that the issue
of blood strains is so confused that
it is question whether even the
white-haired attorney is of the So
called Caucasian race. "You have a
pink skin," he declared, pointing
his finger at Davis, "but that is no
proof of race"
His face red, Davis then turned
to Carter and asked if he thought
he had white blood in his veins.
Suavely the band leader answered,
Il have red blood just like you,"
Carter declared then that he did
not know much about the Biblical
history which alleges that Noah's
son, Ham, was the ancestor of the
socalled Negro race he said that no
doubt he could be considered Cau-
casian as his ancestry beyond a GER
tain point was mixed.
Mrs. Davis had at the same time
sued Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Will
Jams, also of Kenwood avenue,
charging that the occupancy of the
Negro has lowered the value of the
property she owns in the district.
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that the object of this training is to
lift the men from illiteracy to liter
acy as a means of helping them to
become useful soldiers in the army
and better citizens on return to
civilian life.
eff we had not taken the trouble
to do this with $4,000 men who
have passed through the unit" he
said, "it would have been necessary
for draft boards in the service COM
mand area to have drafted the same
number of men to replace them. 1t
not only helps the men but it con-
serves manpower.
The academic supervisors, non
commissioned officers, are colored,
he revealed.
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age.
7. The elimination of segrega-
tion.
8. Equality of pay for work done
and equal opportunity to secure
work.
Several resolutions were adopted
regarding closer cooperation be-
tween church and labor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Insurance Men
Set Quota For
SeUenth Drive

The agents of the Michigan In
surance Underwriters were ad-
dressed by Frank n. Isbey, chair
man OF the Michigan War Finance
Committee in special War Bond
meeting. After the talk the assoc
citation pledged itself 10 sell not
less than $500 in War Bonds dur
ing the 7th War Loan drive.
Within thu week insurance
agents will attempt 10 cover every
home in their district in an effort
to reach the goal. Already a large
number Of subscriptions have been
received and the group is very en-
thuSiastic about the drive.
Mr.. r. Jones was made chair
man Of the drive. and will be as
sisted by l.. A Millben. The I'M
derwriters plan To have a big War
Bond rally Friday, June %. at the
new Mt Zion church. Mack and
Chene avenue at $50 pm.
A number of outstanding citizens
Will appear on the program. The
Pi iiNlPd HNtdhtI Will DC RANK ".
lsbey, chairman Of the War Finance
committee.
Representatives from all Negro
insurance companies in Detroit
will participate on the program.
and part of the program will be
broadcast from 1890 to 1870 over
the lnter-racial Goodwill Hour on
WJLB directly from the Mt. Zion
church.
THE PUBLIC is urged to give
their wholehearted support 10 the
insurance men in this drive. II
YOU want 10 buy bond. call anv
OF the Michigan insurance COM
panies and one Of their reprcsen-
tatives viii be glad 70 serve YOU.
The Insurance companies partici-
pating in this drive are: The
Metropolitan Funeral system.
Wright Mutual Insurance COM
pany. Superior Life Insurance
company, Diamond Mutual Insur-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Honor Robson,
Murray At Howard

WASHINGTON 49, Paul Robson
and Go President Philip Murray
were among four outstanding
Americans 10 receive honorary de-
grees at Howard university's COM
mcnccment exercises this week.
The citations were presented by
DR. Mordecai W. Johnson. presi-
dent. on the university campus in
the presence Of 5000 persons. Robe
son received the honorary degree
cf doctor Of letters coming here
from New York where he is starred
as bearded Othello Of the Shake
spearean drama.
Murray was given an honorary
degree of doctor OF laws and cited
as one who had abolished lines of
race. color and national origin in
the labor union.
Citations were also given To
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ance company, Great Lakes Mu-
tual Insurance company, Western
Union Mutual Insurance company
and Supreme Liberty Life Insur-
anCe company