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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-21
Ryan Urges
Parents to Teach
Kids Manners
By Marjorie Curry

People are the same the world
over!" declared Chief of Police
Ryan, before the NAACP meeting
held Sunday at Phyllis Wheatley
Auditorium.
eve all want life, liberty and
pursuit of happiness"
Ryan pointed out that there were
going to be many problems to be
solved in the days ahead. He felt
that the Mayor and Minneapolis
were going in the right direction.
II am a Catholic, and my appoint
ment as Chief of Police, by Mayor
Humphrey, shows that we are max
ing progress in the right direction.
We've got a fine Mayor and
we have got to stick with him!"
I'VE must inculcate in our chill
dren good manners and considera-
ton for the other fellow as they
do in France. We must also
teach brotherly Lowell" Ryan con-
cluded.
In the discussion period that fol-
lowed, Jonas Schwartz asked Ryan
what he had meant by the state
ment made to the press that Min
neapolis Negroes should have
a license to sell liquor in a tavern
of their own. Ryan replied that he
had meant regardless of a mans
race he should have the privilege
of getting license if he wanted
one.
A question was raised by Skin
ner as to the "raiding" of the
Dreamland cafe and the ethics in
volved. Ryan pointed out that he
had to delegate authority to others
and stated that he was sorry that
it happened.
The audience expressed the de-
sire to give the Chief a chance to
show what he would do in months
to come.
Albert Allen reported briefly on
his trip as the NAACP delegate to
the Washington FEPC meeting.
Congressman Walter Judd told the
delegates that he refused to sign
the discharge petition to bring the
FEPC bill out of committee be-
cause he felt that it would mean
the naturalization of labor" He
was Informed that people in Min
nesota were in favor of the bill
and asked why he did not vote as
his constituents wanted him to do.
Judd then replied, "This is not a
democracy; this is republic!"
Representative William Pitten-
ger received them in the outer Of
flee in his bedroom slippers. He
said that he had made his COM
mitments last time and asked his
stenographer to "take their
names!"
O'Hara would not sign because
he claimed that the CLIO was behind
the bill.
Andersen claimed that he would
not sign for any bill as it was not
his policy.
Jonas Schwartz reported that he
had attended the conference ses-
sions. He pointed out that Judd,
Pittenger and O'Hara were elected
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-21
Duluth
News

The Rev. C. B. Hicks, former
pastor of Calvary Baptist Church,
was in the city over the weekend
to worship with members and
friends at Calvary. Rev. Hicks
left Calvary to enter the armed
forces as a chaplain.
G. w. DOzier returned home from
Sylvania Lodge at Watersmeet,
Michigan, last week.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-21

CARNATIONS for a Permanent FEPC
last week.
On Sunday, Rev. Nelson was the
guest preacher at the Simms Me-
mortal Methodist church, and the
Asbury Methodist church, the
cathedral of Methodism in the ma
TONS capitol city. DR.. Robert M.
Williams, who is prominently men
toned for election to the bishropic
in 1913, is the pastor of the 49,
year-old Asbury church.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-21
st. Paul Woman Leaves
For South American Job
AS Rahai Rnnrocontofix

Mrs. Gayle Woolson, 235 Fuller
Ave-, st. Paul, has left for Bogota,
Columbia, as representative of the
Bahai World Faith. On her way
to Columbia Mrs. Woolson will re-
visit Costa Rica where she previ-
ously represented the Bahai Faith
for four years, and will also make
stops at Guatemala, Honduras,
Nicaragua, and Panama.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-21
Sum Brown Rites Held

Sam Brown, 252 Plymouth Ave.
N, age ", died at the Minneapolis
General Hospital, Monday, Sept.
II. Services were held at the
Woodland Funeral Home, Thurs
day, Sept. 20 at 2 p. m, with Rev.
L. C. Harris officiating. Interment
was at Hillside Cemetery.
Mr.. Brown was born in Paris,
Mo. His survivors include a broth
er, Sylvester, and other relatives.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-21

from districts where there are min
ority groups and that these dis
tricts should work to defeat them
in the next election for not truly
representing them. Minneapolis
was expected to raise $4,000 to help
FEPC.
Harold Combs, co-chairman of
the membership drive, reported
that there were 1,044 memberships
received and a total of SLABS.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-21
Slernmons to Sell
Rudios Aquin

James Slemmons, 22O1 Fifth Ave.
S., an ace salesman of electrical
appliances, is preparing to enter
the field by selling radios. His
phone number is Bridgeport 1898.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-21
Rev. G. T. r. Nelson
Guest Pastor Twice
On C.rTo;foI Tr11,l

Rev. Clarence T. r. Nelson, pas
tor of the Camphor Memorial Meth
odist church, returned Tuesday
from Washington, D. c., where he
attended the national conference of
local councils and cooperating or
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-21
Marian Anderson Career Repeated:
Ignored In States,
Ellabelle Davis Scores
Latin American Hit

A comparatively unknown American soprano, making
her first concert appearances outside the United States has
scored triumph unprecedented in the annals of Latin Amer
music and has been hailed by the press of Mexico City
"a voice of century, the revelation of which es in news
value with the discovery of the atomic bomb
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-21

"a voice of a century," the rev
value with the discovery of tn
"The fantastic triumph of
EllabelIe Davis is the talk of all
of the artistic centers," Ell Uni
versal GraficO reports, land all
agree that hers is a voice of the
rarest beauty which happens
once in a century," while Ell Uni
versal observes that ''The trf-
umph of Ellabelle Davis is
really without precedent in
Mexico and makes us remember
the first performances of HOrO-
WITT, Iturbi and Heifetz." The
Novedades, stating that "since
Marian Anderson, We have not
heard anything like this, and we
have heard some very famous
singers" adds that Miss Davis
SIS a voice which cOmpensates
us for all the mechanical twitter-
ing birds of North American
bluff" Summing up, Ell NaciOnal
reports that, 'if the most hair
raising happening of the moment
for the entire world is the atomic
bomb, the most sensational and
atomic adventure of the musical
world is the revelation of Ella
belle Davis, who will create a
positive revolution in our midst"
Audience Enthralled
Miss Davis, who was engaged
for a single concert appearance at
Mexico City's Palace of Fine Arts
on August 9, by the Sbciedad
Musical Daniel, was altogether I'M
known to the music public of the
Latin American capital before that
time, and, as result, an extremely
sparse audience was on hand for
the opening of her program.
So sensational was the success
which Miss Davis Immediately
scored that, at intermission time,
members of the audience rushed
outside to spread the news; and,
by the time the soprano had reached
her final group, the vast theatre
was filled to standing room capac-
ity. In the ensuing four weeks,
Miss Davis was obliged to give
five more recitals in the Palace of
Fine Arts, each to an SRO audience,
with winding queues of prospective
ticket buyers extending completely
around the square block each time
the sale of admissions began.
AS a result of the unprece-
denied triumph scored by the
soprano in Mexico City, the
SOciedad Musical Daniel, which
sponsors all major concert ac-
tivity throughout South and Cen
trial America, has arranged with
Miss Davis American manage
ment, the National Concert and
Artists Corporation, to postpone
engagements scheduled for the
singer in the United States dur
ing September and October so
that she may undertake a con-
cert tour of thirteen different
South and Central American
cities before returning to this
country. Accordingly, Miss Davis
has left Mexico City for appear
ances in Peru, Chile, Argentina,
Brazil, Venezuela, Haiti, Trini-
dad and Cuba.
Returns in October
She will return to the United
States during the last week of Oc-
tober, and will make her first ap-
pearance of the season here as the
musical keynote of the New York
Herald-Tribune forum at the Wal
dorf-Astoria hotel in New York
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-21
Rev. Floyd Massey
Gives Opening Speech
At Buptist Convention

Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr., pastor
of Pilgrim Baptist church, ad-
dressed the women's convention of
the National Baptist convention of
America, Inc, during it's session
in Detroit, Michigan, September
SO.
Rev. Massey was the opening
speaker on Wednesday morning,
September s. The topic assigned to
him was "Christian Women in a
Reconstruction Period; The Home
Production Line"
Church Filled
The Mount Zion Baptist church,
meeting place for the women's
auxiliary, was filled to capacity.
Rev. Massey's text was: "But one
thing is needful and Mary hath
chosen that good part" Luke
10:42.
This convention, composed Of
delegates from all over the nation,
received with warmth the message
of the youthful minister of Min
nesota. The Minnesota delegation
was there in good numbers to give
its support to the pastor of Pill
grim.
Special Program Planned
For st. jones Church
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-09-21
Returns in October

She will return to the United
States during the last week of o.
tober, and will make her first ap-
pearance of the season here as the
musical keynote of the New York
Herald-Tribune forum at the Wal
dorf-Astoria hotel in New York
City on October 81. She will give
a New York recital at Town Hall
on January 30, after filling a two
month tour of the eastern seaboard
states.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30
Dor
GntlaHung

Getruit, - Sic 3nbl ser arbelter,
Sic infolge oes Streifs Der alltomo'
bile @orfers Union WSS) Ieiern,
ItieQ ouf 225,000, olS meiterc lalar-
ierte AngeItellte BON ibren Soften
fern gebalten mur0en. G~oritebenie
3iffer wuroe bon Ser Company lel-
Der ais S6Qbung beridtet. Ger
Streif, Dem sic llnionfor0erung nod
elmer 2obn3ulage BON 80 Bro5ent 5n-
grllnoe liegt, mltroe Dor leds Iaeefl
eroffnet ull0 eritredt iih auf @N-
8etriebe in 81 Stdoten.
Sic 6oro Motor SO. ga6 in5wi-
iden gu miiien, oaB 10000 ibrer Ir-
better i'm 9aufe Ser ISOLDE cine uur-
ii~bergebeltOe @ntlaiiung 5u 9erp1rti-
gen baben, neil es Ser @eieHihaft al
Eeilen fiir Yerionell- unO 21itautos
ieblt.
90. g. grifer, Ser fiir 5abrifa.
tion 3nitanoige gi5epr1iioent Ser
Toro 60, erfldrte ieooh, oaB Der
Mangel an Seilen in feiner @eiie
nit Dem @9R- .9iiput 81 tun babe.
8rider modte iiir Die Sitiatior
BEL 5oro Stretfs BEL 10 2ieferonteh
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30
GntbnQnn9en
Ml0ermaus

9iirnberg = Sic No5i-a nfloge,
Oie Die oblidtlif)e, faltbliitige @llt-
feilelung oes angriffsfrieges our9
sic 9a5is Dor Dem Snternatipnulen
Griegsoerbreden : Tribunal noh5u-
peiien ludt, entbiiQte aae Na5i-Yer-
i6poruiigeit, bon Der ginberleibung
Cgterreids Bis 5h Dem Don ibnen
gebiaigten iapaniiden Angriif auf
Oie g~ereinigten Staaten.
Gie ausfii6rlide 9%arlteaung, Sic
iih oltf ole BON oef Na5is felbit per-
faBten Gofumente itiiBte, lieB erfen-
men, oaB 9itler plnnte, i'm 3otfaa
iosar oen 6eutiden 8oti6ofter IN
8rag ermoroen gu laiien, Inn ieinen
Mngriff auf bic El6edoilowafei 81
uredtfertigen". NuBeroem plonte
er garr6 betpuBt oie Aisbu1gerung
BON M;aioben BON &uiien. Inn 2e-
bensmittel fir ole @ebrmo9t 5u err
langen. IQes in anenl tpur6en 10
Observation-Disclosures gegen oie 20 oflge-
fIagten Ga5is oorgelegt. 9ie 4nge-
flngten, Die a~bnefielno entieBt, err
itaunt uno eridroden maren, borten
al. els Der itenpertretenoe Anfl1ger,
Sionep 9. alderman, ipitemntii9
lirlo lei0enl6nftslos ben Terror re-
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30
uebt (charfe
Kritif an j. 3.
Sernof-
GrflGrtc, Nab trir Scr Dcntcfratic nmr GippenNicns
Ic ~IciIteten ans nod 1tricescnNc inn ScrnsOitcn sen
yittpcrinlismtMs MnN Kcmnmnis1tms MntcrltiiStcn

81 gegirm ieiner grfl1rung prizes
er sic tlnteritiisung, oie er ourf
8rGii0ent Rooieoelt erbolten bate
un0 itellte lid binter Ole bon Br1ii-
bent Truman perfiin0ete AuBenpoli-
tiff. 9lber, 10 idgte er, es bobe eiit
oerItaunIider" 3pieipaIt 5miideu
Dem uerfiinoeten <rs un0 Der tot
lddliden Gurdiiibrnng ser interna-
tionaIen 8~e8iebuneen b%eitonoen.
Ssh begonnen beiipielspeiie ben
&rieg NIT Ben @runoidsen ser at-
lontif- Gbarte uno ser 7emofratie
ols unier 3ieI. l~lliere &rieaSuerbiin-
oeten ~5oIlten Den 0runoiosen Der
Democratic oomols eifrigen 2ippens
0ienIt. @ir beenoeten oen &riee iin
6ernoiten oomit, 2cllo- 2caIe- Qiefes
rungen 81 moder un0 lnieren gam
gen &uf ein5uieben, Inn ole 9emOs
fratie 81 untergraben un0 Smperin=
lismus ionic &ommlinismus gu ltli-
teritiiten."
Surlep iagte, onB er bon beioen
uSlmen" ni6ts miiIen polle, lino
fir uGemofratie ul0 freieS l1nter-
nebmertlim" eintrete, Ole pielfop.
fi9e 2eitung uno Die 8erpirruttg
l~inierer @uBenpolitif III @aI1ington
wa5ten0 aes &rieges fatis brett aui
Die S1pdde unieres 0ipIontntiif)ett
Dienites 5nriidgefii6rt peroen. @enir
unier oipfouatiider Gienit perlnoht
bate. uniere oerfiinoeten ariegs5iete
5t periteben uno iie ourh5uiesen.
batte er nibt 10 ooIlitanoig oarin
oeriagt, uniere logiitilhe St1rfe init
u~nierer 9luBenpolitif 0u nerbinoen,
nm BON Nationen, oenen mir uniene
8ro0uftioitat nn0 Truppenit1rfe
9oben, @el06niiie anf Die @runoi1se
81 erlangen, megen oeren mir 5lt
f6mpien porgo6en.~
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30
Sffen anf
5eiten Srans

8aIbington = 9ie 8ereinigten
Stdaten iteaten lid offen nuf leltett
Srans ullo ldlugen Dor, oaB ale
amerifaniiden, ruiiiiden mo britt
ihen Srlppen oos OH Selporfom-
men reide 2nn0. Bis gum /. Sanunr
perlaiien.
Ser ironii6e gotidafter, SuiIein
Qla, iuelder Sizes l6on ieit elmer
ISOLDE in Observation-Disclosures nit Dem
Staatsoepartement 81 erreiden per-
lud)te, ba3eidnete Sen 8oriflag ols
,,auBeroroentlid 3ufrie0erit aen6".
@r mnr 5uoerlidtlid, BOB gnglal0
iih prompt fir Ben gleiden S6ritt
entl6lieBen tperoe.
lus 2onoon traf feline unmittel-
bare 6enftion oarauf Elm, aber e8
plroe mitgeteilt, oaB Die @uglGnoer
oie Guiien aufgefor0ert boben1 ira-
niidpe Gruppenbewegungen nift at
6inoern. Sic Srnnier beidweren
iid, 6nB Offi5iere ser 9oten armee
Die @ntien6ung BON Sruppen nod
@ierbeioidan oerbinoert baden, in
pelfer Hroutn3 es 81 Auiitanoen
gefommen III.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30
Sriten b0uen
6lu95eugc

8aibington = Die britilde Slug
5eu9inouitrie beid1ftigt iedsmol 10
uiele Qeute mie Die amerifnniide.
ltno ibre Militarflug5eug . auftr1ge
iinO ooppelt 10 bod mie Die proief.
tierten Glllg5eug : 8eiteaungen Der
amerifanii6en 4rnee lino 5lotte in
Der Belt bis Mitte 1913. Snformas
tionen iiber oas britiide Yrogramrit
muroen beute BON Der Societp OF
gritiib Aircraft Contractors err
lan9t. Die 3iFfern fir oaS amerifn.
nll6e Hrogramm ltammen aus Der.
idieoenen 0lp ,er.
Gen S84@ : Sniormationelt nadJ
limo in Der britiiden 5Giiq5euginous
ltrie 0er5eit 100000 9eripnen be-
id1ftigt, bergliden nit 10000 in
Der amerifaniiden SilOmtrie mdb.
reno oes Monats Gftober uio id1t.
5un9smsiie $4,000 i'm DECEMBER.
Gie omerifaniide 5llg5euginoli.
ltrie erreifte i'm &rieg einen 8e.
idaftigungs . Sodlttau0 Don mebr
ais 100000 arbeitern.
Die 6lllg5eng- rn0 5lug5eugmos
loren : Jobrifation ser 4utomerfs
uno Observation-Disclosures brafte
Die 3abl Der arbeiter, Die in attes
rita pdbreno oes &rieges in ser
6lug5eu9beritealng grtperb botten.
bis nuf mebr olS 100000.
S9NG berihtete. oaB Die britiihe
Snouitrie Auftrdge fir mebr oils
10 600 militdriide 6l1g5euge on
San0 babe. @s ban0elt iih bierbei
nm oas erite anjeiden oes I'm.
fnngs Ser 6llig5eugproouftion gng-
LAMBS. gritiidle geomte hotten bis
Der erfl1rt, 0aB feline 3iffern gege-
ben weroen fonntett, ooB aber oie
beutige 8roouftionsrnte eiler eroBe.
rem Bro5entios ser 9riegsproouftion
ausmadle als in Sen @ereinigteir
Staaten.
Die britiiAe 6lotte beabiidtigt bis
Sui 1947 1888 6lug5euae 6l en-
per6en. Die 2uftitreitfr1fte Ser Mr.
NEE 1920 Bis Slfli 1913. 1914
f%auften belize 5uIommer $500
Nng5euge mononQ ienofl IeinuGaaEi
Sei6paft i21mbern gelieierti tpnrbe.
8G6reno oes &riege5 proou5ierteit
Die Sereiitigten Staater 274.94t
Jllg5euge, ODER etpnS mebr oils orei-
mad 10 plel Die ENGLAND.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30
Bon GOnitontine 9ouIos,

Serlio(em (S4gD - Gie geifnl.
0i9ltrg. DAB engbiihe 8eborccu sic
Mrober 8aloitinus ee9en Die SuOen
b%emafineten uno aufbebten, lit nidlts
Neres, ltno oos i'm 6ou'e Of 2oros
erfoIgte Gementi, oeIien Cert ioeben
bier einging, Gnoert sarnihts 0nron.
Sober nmerifaniihe @eid)dfts-
ntofin in 9olditino, jeoer polltiide
Siibrer Ser 9lraber, ipoer poIitiide
6ithrer Ser Slt0en, orobiife tpie
iiioiide &egierungsbeomte, @ewerf-
if)aitler mo SournoliIten bier -
tie olle fonnen 8elpeiie er6ringen. Sll
Oieier 6roae limo iid Arober ulO
SllOen ooIli9 einiq.
Sd mur6e 5lllr %eritennal nuf bic
lie art britiider aftipitdt pom einem
iurlgen arober oufmerfiam getnadt,
ser fir Die Iolaltinaregierung or
beitet. Sp1ter beiudte idl orobtifle
30rier lno lpra6 nit ben @inpob-
nern, Die 5ogeruo oomit berailSriids
ten, lpie britiI6e 8eantte in ibr Corr
famen, /Shredensnohriften iiber
Sic abiidten Ser Sltoen Der6reitetelt
ltno linen rieteu lid 6u bemqffnen,
oamit lie alf einen beuorltebenoen
4Agriff oor6ereitet ieien.
arobiife @eperfidJaftler fonlten
mebr @in5eIbeiten Der eleiden Art
er3ablen. 9oriiber biiults boben iii
biife 2uelIen oiele Snformotione1
ii6er 0iele art Sdtigfeit g%eiommelt,
uno Entertainer in &uiro 5ei9ten mir
8erifte, Die sic @r3ablungen Der
4orfbepobner beit1tigten.
9as lit feline neiie, ni6t einnal
Ieniationelle @eihifte. Sier in 9a-
LATINA gilt oieie uilteriroilde Sdtig-
felt ols IelbItoeritdnoig. Ser Nan1e
oes britiihen Sffi3iers, Der oieie
arbeit hitet, uno Ger Ieines nra6i-
Id]en @ebilien, iin0 bier gut befannt.
46er in einem 2ano, no ieoe
@obnung obne 9eri6tliden 8efebl
0urd)lud)t mer0en fam; no Wtell-
id)en flint Sabre lang in Saft be-
bolten werOen fonneiL obne bob cine
Anfloge gegen tie er6o6en miro; mo-
tie ms 8iilten : &on5entrotionsla=
ger geiteft neroen fonnen, obne oaB
cine entlprehenoe 9eridtli6e Dor
unteriudung itatteefunoen bat, 1T
es Sen Menifen unmoglid) anfla-
gen oieier art III oaer Seffentli6-
felt 3li erbeben. Ginell iillontoitbaren
gemeis iiir oieie Acknowledgment ST.
Iiefern miiroe beoeuten, bob ordbi-
ife Gorfbelpobner 0etaillierte Affi-
oapits unter5eihnen miiBterL Die
Srt5ftamen, Oaten un0 Berionen6e.
idrei6uneelL lowie Sen Snbalt Ser
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30

Gier, m0gli6erpeilc fiiuf Eerlo.
neli lmu0en qetotet ull0 5lllllnoelt
20 ouoera uerlebt 6Gi elmer @rplos
zion lino eillem 8ranO, Der IN Nef
v NJ. 81. g., oos gro8e 2agerboilS
Ser Nflottic & @ncific Eea- 6irma
on ser Gueen StrnBe unO Der 6rel'
I%inohuulen @oel1lte IN Sriinfner
leqfe, 1pie 8pli8eiinlpeftor 6ront u.
SN}eil beri6tet.
Sic gsalnen ser Gotten limo: Sos
leu6 q. 6ogan, 81 So4re alt,
1leiid GberQnfieber, 3lit9ers
gtroBe, sSrOingfon; George GenIp-
len SO Sabre alt, SilfSmonooer
6es 8etrie6es. tpobn6aft 80 Bon
qSedton StrqBe; &omurO iS9lpoA
SO So6re alt, 2 @eit alpiilltr., UNI
oyornes SerrirwtoiL 81 Sabre alt
f52 Germlplpania ape., nuf oellel
!. 9eidno6m ser @feil 5ei9t. Wtal
ninrmlt an, BOB nod cine finite Yer
ion in Dem 6elter umgefommen 1T
Sos Ourd, 0ie @rplolion entltono.
Geren urlpuung lit ni6t 9an5 7
der. Man elolrbt, Die @rploltol
hobe in ser gGdereiabteilung itatt
o%eflllp0en, inoern BORT Elm annlolll
aftonf e~rplooiqrt lei. Ser Die &iif
mo1to oes 3lpeigeihQiligen 3iegel
boltes 1anlegtq. Die &iidieite oes
@ebduoes gebt ouf Den 6raf)tbdblt
bof ser 8ennlplparlia @iletboDl
in Ser @onerlp 9lOelute.
@ie 8eomte Der 5irnd crtlareii
iit ser Sdaoen. ser i'll Der anla9'
anoerihtet fpuroe, nod nidt &c
iAdbt.
@utos Ser 8nli5eipatroullle, elll'
Rote-&reu3 ambllan5 nro aitoer'
Mrnbulon5en braften Die 8erlebtet
in 6os getb Ssrnel : Sojpitol uni
Oo8 ct. g%arnabos : &oipital. 2eif)
tere 8erlebui1gen puroen on Gr
l1po Steae be6olloclt, lnteres Bllo
8ei sen m%eiiten 8erlebnnger ban
oelt es iidl ipie beridtet miro, iii
Rille im @eiift, ami aopf nilo an
&luupf Ser Spfer.
Me6r ol8 100 6elertpebrnlnnile
bon Ser 6eueupebrfonrpunie II I'M
Ied,8 2oidmagenubteilnngen be
farnpften ben 8rano.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-30
OS's luarcn
beiratsluitig

8aI6ington - 8obl an Die 1907
900 anlerifanllde SoGoaten mogell
nit Mdohen iremoer &anoer oerbel-
rotet leill.
Man nladte 3pnr Oieie &0dllt.
i6GBung bier befontt, ober feiner
Don 0en offi5ieaen 9erlOnlidfeiteil
woate cine Gerniutull9 auBern, pie,
uiele oieier jungen 6ralten idlieBlid
bierDer fomnlen un0 bier leben Mir
Den.
Sninler6in 6a6en Bis jebt $4,000
lin oieie grlaubnis nodgeiudt.
IS lit oorgeieben, OaB nb Snnlar
monat(id 5000 big 5000 0ieier
6rauell in bic S~ereinigten Stoatel
fommen. Ser Gaum oltf Sen nod
anterifa 9ebeuoen Sd)iffeil mar lno
miro bierbei Elm groBerer beihralfell-
Der 6aftor iein.
Sffi5ieae Steaen oe5 &riegs De-
~pnrtnlents ~er5dblten einem Gepor-
Ter, sic Armce babe Die GoB-a btei=
lung Oes Staats0epnrtments ge6e-
ten Die @eiamt5abl Ser SolOaten-
frnlten 3l iddsen Gas Staasoe-
partment lfGste n mo betoltte, Dab
es nnr cine Sdabung lei II Dab
10000 @Ss mobl engliihe M10fen
gebeiratet boben; 5000 Bis $1,000
Solooten mogen auf Dem europai-
ihen Sentiment, unO 10000 bis
$4,000 in Auitrnlien oOer Geniee-
lano sic @6e eingegangen iein.
Sn England lit Elm Gerpnltungs-
amt etngerihtet tporoen, lin Die Be-
i0roerung Ser IS 5rauen nod ben
Il. 9. 51 6eidleunigen. 4riegs-,
5lottert- ulo StaatS0epartment io-
mie Ser nmerifaniihe 8eiunObeits-
oienit iino in oieiem amt Oertreten.
0ns amt wiro fir Die Giia, ben
transport uno nn0ere tehnilde Gin
5elbeiten Gorge tragen.
Cine Soloatenfrau fam in 5Dei
Sabren amerifaniide 8iigerin Der-
ben.