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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
n ospitoI Ayers
Condition Of War
Aid e Is Improved

WASHINGTON - ,NNPA>-
The condition Of Marcus Ray
'of Chicago. conSUltant 20 the
Secretary " Wa. who coll
'3p>ed from exhaustion here
November e. Is much i'm
proved officials AZ Walter Reed
hospital said Saturday
Ray former lieutenant colonel
with the end infantry division
I'm Italy. was due to bc sworn IN
rs CIVILIAN aide to the Secretary
NJ VAR. FRIDAY 20 succeed Tru-
man y Gibson Jr.. whose reSig-
nation became effective on that
DAY.
\ medical Officer % Walter
Reed was mlb,c ~ say whom
Nc would be released from the
hospital
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
DSR Worker Dies,
Fuinted At Barn
Pumping Gasoline

William Franklin. 81. OF $3.50
Woodrow. DSR worker al the
Schaeter car barn, was pronounced
dead upon his arrival al Receiving
hospital. Nov. 30.
Franklin. according 10 Michael
Polyj. 20. Of 1910 Cruise. a fellow
employee at the Schsefer car barn.
reported 10 police that Franklin.
while pumping gasoline at the barn
had complained Of severe head
aches before he tainted
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
Nv LOUIS LAUTIER
For the NNPA News Servicel

WASHINGTON. d. C.--tNNPA)
on Spokesman we're
quick to come - the defense OF the
White House after Il became known
that President Truman's Secretariat
had stopped the issuance of a di-
receive 10 Capital Transit company
ordering the employment Of coll
ored men aS trolley and bus OPP
orators.
These SpOkeSmen pointed out
that the Fair Employment Prac-
tice committee had been derrlict
in not issuing a directive imme-
diately after il made findings Of
fact in the complaints against the
Capital Transit company in April.
INSTEAD VI telling Capital Tran
sit then to cease discriminating
against colored applicants for plat
form Jobs, the FEPC continued ne
eotlat.onS with the company but
made no more progress than had
been made in me three preceding
years during which IL had tried
Nainly 10 persuade the company TO
employ colorcd men I'M such jobs.
White House influence is believed
20 hive been responsible then for
failure OF FEPC to issue ui-
receive One story is that the late
President Roosevelt told the COM
mittcc ne would do one of tWo
things bat not both: Go down the
line for a permanent FEPC or in
SIS upon employment OK colorec
trolley and bus operators .N
Members Of the committee are
said to have responded that they
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
Marriage R ute
Of Jumuicuns
Hits A New Low

KINGSTON -- AMP ~ The
low marriage rate here, said To
be one 81 the lowest in the
world. may reflect other
things Jamaican men think
twice before they propose mar
riagc.
Exccp, for 1907. the year Of
the great earthquake here, and
last ycar--thc year OF prosperity
due IN part ~ the employment
OF JamaiCanS IN agriculture and
industry IN tho United States
II seems that cupid has been on
vacation.
Last year 6.379 nuptials took
place. This was equivalent 10
507 per thousand ~ the popu-
nation. In the United States.
even i'm 1912 before the war
sent increased thousands TO the
altar-the marriage rate was
llq. In Canada II was 1909; in
tho British Isles. SIS, and IN
New Zealand -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
EIGHT CHILDREN
WIN LENIENCY
FOR Defendant
Former Project Head Is
Accused OF $4,000
Federal Fraud

George z. Johnson. ~. Of 937
Ersklne. former manager of the
Carver Housing project in lnkster.
vas given two-year suspended
sentence and placed on probation
for three years last week by Fed
eral Judge Arthur A. Koscinski.
Johnson was charged with de-
frauding the government out Of
$1,000. and making false state
ments on his civil service appii-
cation for the job. He was con-
victed on seven counts.
.AxTQ23{KYR 6NaEds Sipm0Rl
Johnson. psintI q 70 tbs court
that Johnson is tn father OF eight
motherless children. and il was on
this plea that the court granted
proba ton.
The defendant was accused OF
presenting false invoices for $1,000
on allegedly false bids for garbage
and rubbish disposal in the name
of William Holland Rush. while
having the work done by other
government workers.
On his application, Johnson, ac-
cording 10 the government. said
Re was high school graduate. a
graduate of Wayne university, and
had done postgraduate work.
The charges were lodged against
Johnson following his custer as
manager last July.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
Houston Quits FEPC;
Raps President Truman

WASHINGTON - Atty. Charles
Houston. one Of two colored MEM
bers of the Fair Employment Prac>
tees committee, resigned this week
IN protest after charging President
Truman with giving only lip
service" to minority groups.
The resignation conferred
around the Intervention Of Tru-
man into the Capital Transit case
to sidetrack an FEPC order for
the employment Of colored work.
ers on the ID. {. bus lines.
HOUSTON said the President
had ordered the FEPC not 10 issue
4 unanimous decision which di-
iected the Capital Transit COM
psny. operator OF Washlngton's
street car and bus services. 10 cease
and deSist in practice OF not hiring
colored.
The directive was 20 be mailed 10
the company. but was held up by
the President, supposedly on the
grounds that the FEPC had no
jurisdiction. but actually because
Of President TrumanS fear OF
political rcpcrCuSSlonS from the
South.
Following the Presidents action.
Houston said ne wrote Mr.. Tru-
man asking for a meeting IN which
The FEPC would discuss lis case.
Although he has a receipt that
he registered letter was received
a: the White House. Houston said
the President did not reply 10 that
letter.
In his letter 10 the White House
Houston charged the President IN
effect with supporting racial dis
elimination in the Capital Transit
company He said:
Since the effect Of your inter
~-See HOUSTON. Page 4
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
GIosterCurent
To Glue Report
At End Baptist

Sunday December Is. AT $50 al
the Second Baptist church. Clos
ter B. Current. executive secre-
tary. NAACP.. Detroit branch.
Will give report OF the London
Youth Conference.
Or. McClendon. president OF the
Detroit branch. NAAC.P. an
nounced this week that this MEM
bership meeting will be especially
CLAIMED for @he youth Of the city
so that they might have this hrst
hand Information on the world
Federation Of Democratic Youth.
MR.. CURRENT was one ~ NE
five Negroes among the United
States delegation 10 the, World
Youth Council Conference In Lon
don. He brings with him on has
arrival 20 the United StateA d.
cenoer an very trnpor>nt ss>s-
sage for al youth The associssiou
desires to rally all high school sno
college students Ior thn special
occasion.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
Friskers At Work,
Reading Nets $40

Flint - Kindness cost Mary
GyiSkell ~ 1902 Industrial $40 one
i3v LAST week when strange
Woman appeared a; her door Mrs.
G-,Ske,i SAID 'Na' a woman. dressed
jos black came - her door and in
lWred y she wanted a reading.
The housekccper replied in The
NEGATIVE The strange woman then
asked for q glass OF water While
Eettug the water. she iold police.
the reader TOOK $40 from der purse.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
Wounds
Result In Death

An alleged holdup victim. shot
Nov. - died five days later in Re
ceivIng hospital.
Felt Jones. -, lo3i6 Oakland
avenue. entered Receiving hospi-
tai last Sunday with wounds in
ms hip abdomen and thlgh.
Jones refused 10 tell policemen
hoN ne received the wounds.
Later. a retired detective re-
ported 20 police that he fired three
shots at man who attempted TO
rob Matthew Smith, 60, OF So High
land Park in front OF the plant
where he worked as a night watch
man
Jones was released from Jackson
prison on parole in August, 1914
after serving four years OF 3 10
l5-ycar sentence for robbery in
1910.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
R0BS DIR. BLANCHET OF 300
johnson Given 3 Years Probation
Three Ministers
Die In Flames
After Collision

BIRMINGHAM-(ANP)-Mo-
toring back from Alabama State
Baptist convention that con-
vened in Mobile, three Baptist
ministers and wife died in
flames here when their auto
mobile colllded with a big
truck.
Listed as dead were the Rev.
l. Hunter. Of BeSSemer. pastor
Of 81. John Baptist church, Pratt
City; the Rev. J. NJ. jenkins.
pastor OF New Hope Baptist
church, the Rev. and Mrs, d. A.
Pettus, Of 22nd Avenue Baptist
church. All four bodies, were
burned beyond recognition.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
WomanStabbed
Entering Home,
Two In Hospital

Two women and one man re-
ceived stab wounds during the
week.
An unidentified man standing in
the dark near steps leading to the
second floor apartment, stabbed
victim without warning. last Thurs
day.
Mossis Sims. 80, OF 997 Benton
was carried to Receiving hospi-
tai by her husband. Robert, Nov.
80 suffering from stab wounds in
the abdomen. supposedly inflicted
by a man who jumped from be-
meath stair steps leading to her
apartment.
Miss Sims told policemen that
she had returned alone from the
Fairfield theatre.
The stab wound apparently was
made with an ice pick.
Two bowling alley pin settlers
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
Cops Find Tire
Cache, HoldMan,
Seek Accomplish

One man vas arrested and po-
Ice seek his alleged accompllce
after a carload Of stolen tires were
found i'm an auto abandoned by
the two men following chase by
Crosse Pointc Woods police.
The car was registered IN the
name Of Clinton TAYLOR. -. Of 2421
Reaubien street. whom police ar
rested for investigation " break
ing and entering and grand lar
CCny
Meanwhile police seek second
nan believed 10 have been m The
car with Tayl Tor IN Crosse PoInic
this week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
Given Prison Term
For Statutory Rope

William Aston. %. 1891 Hastings
was convicted or statutory rape
charge by Recorders Judge John
p. Maher. Tuesday. Aston was sem
fenced TO from to Is years in
Jackson.
The complainant. an ll-year-old
girl. told the court that she had
stopped often at AlSton's room on
her way to school
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
White Naval Chief
Freed In Shooting

ATLANTA--tANP) - Daniel II
Hawthorne. white chief engineer.
was acquitted by federal jury
here last week in the high seas
saving Of Willard Major, mess at
tendant
Hawthorne had been indicted for
murder in the fatal shooting Of
Major aboard the vessel William
NJ. Eastman last Dec :. The shoot
Ing took place in the engine room
az the ship as II ploughed Us way
through the Red Sea. Hawthorne
halls from TcXaS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
YOUTH PLEADS
GUILTY.; WOMAN
GETS BIG SLICE
Money Stolen From The
Pockets OfSnfgeon
In Hospital

Pleading guilty to charge OF
taking $1,000 from DR.. Alfred
Blanchett at Wayne Diagnostic
hospital last June IS. Leo Braggs,
10, OF 5l34 Hastings, was placed
on $1,000 bond Tuesday by Re-
corder's Judge Gerald Groat
Bragg, = former employe Of the
hospital. hid I'm the hospital and
removed SI.l00 from DR..
Blanchett's coat and 500 from
his trouser pocket. DIR. Blanchett
was in the operating room at the
time.
BRAGG told police that he had
kept the money hidden in q barn
near Farnsworth and Rivard. He
also said that he had given Mrs.
Clara Jackson, 81, Of 1852 Gray. an
other former empeye Of the hos
pital. $i.100 of the money.
A warrant charging Mrs Jack.
sQR. VIZ 6f1lyinG 1f1)cR SIonGSty
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08

Sticking by his ruling last week
that the court seeks 10 sec that
Al, Gods children have equal rights
an Michigan" Recorders Judge
John j. Maher last Friday denied
motion for new trial TO the Bob
l,o Excursion company.
JIIDGF MAHER last week found
The company guilty of violating
the state civil rights law and fined
Them S25 4 20 day stay for
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
HOUSING CONFERENCE

The Detroi; Real Estate Brokers
association viii hold housing con-
ference AZ the ST Antoine branch
YMCA. Friday. Dec IL, according
tO an announcement made this
week by George Smedley. chair
man. The conference viii open at
3 pm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
Walter White On Group
Hear UAW-GM Feud

Birdsall CalkinS. natioua, preSi-
dent OF the YWCA.
The sessions Of the Is outSiaud-
ing Americans. called nv The JAW
we're held at the Wardc,l-Sheraion.
They followed the announcement
Monday by President Truman that
ne was appointing fact-hudIrg
board for the present Stoppage IN
the dispute between General
Motors and the United Automobile
Workers.
Il am asking all the workers TO
return 20 work Immediately. the
President said. and | am asking
the employers 10 proceed ener-
gctical,y with full production
President Y. J. Thomas told the
press Monday that while he per
sonally did not approve Of the
Presidents step in appointing
such q board. the membership Of
the union would have to decide
whether they would return to
work.
THERE ms never boon % strike
49, NatIIrE ~.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
NAVY OFFICERS
OBJECT TO 1913
BOARDING BOAT
Army Officers Protest
Navy Action, But
To No Avail

PARIS - Because navy officers
protested. colored quartermaSter
truck company that had been
scheduled 10 sail for the United
States on the USS. Croatan, was
transferred Unexpectedly 10 an
other transport last week,
Army officers protested the ac-
ton Of the navy. hut were forced
20 bow to the racial dtscrimina-
tion. There were l2S men In the
truck company.
THE NAVY officers based their
objection on the fact that there
were no segregation facilities on
the fight deck 81 the baby flattop
The 1926 troops on the carrier
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
Nv CHARLES ]. HARTMAN

Walter White. executive Sccre-
taty OF the NAACP. was named tos
the five-man committee which
went into executive session We'd
nesday morning 10 make recon-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
nwsee STABBED. Page 4
PLEADS GUILTY

Leroy Hubbard, II, 2007 Chene.
was sentenced 10 a term of six
months to FIVE years in JACKSON
after pleading guilty in Recorders
court TO breaking and entering the
office OF DR.. OsSisn Sweet 100
Chene.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
Ry GRAYCRL. SADLER

Barely able 70 speak above q
whisper but flashing her usual
pretty smile. Dorothy Maynor. now
recovering from an emergency APP
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
Miss Maynor Recovering
From Appendectomy

pendectomy al Henry Ford hospi-
tai. expressed her deep gratitude
for the many floral tokens and
kindnesses which have been show
cred upon her.
The world famous soprano en-
tered the hospital last Thursday
for the operation, which forced
her 10 cancel Thursday nights
scheduled appearance with the
Detroit symphony Orchestra at
Masonic Temple. She was strick-
en- after her rehearsal with the
orchestra Thursday morning.
IN A BRIEF interview Mon
DAY mornina. Misx n ayuQgszQn1G
that she VIII remain In the hOspi-
tai eight or ten days longer before
attempting To return 10 her home.
Hcr bright. cheerful room was
filed with gorgeous, fragrant flow
ers from the artists friends and adj
rirers throughout the country.
Some OF the lovely bouquets. for
which there was not room. MISS
Navnor sent 10 cheer other pa
tents.
HER HUSBAND. the Rev Shell
nv Rocks, Presbyterian minister OF
New York City. arrived in Detroit
last Friday morning. and remained
AZ her bedside until Monday ntcht.
The Rev. Mr. Rocks Will return
this week end 10 accompany has
Uifc home.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08

rcSs; Leon Henderson. former OPA
administrator: Ernest W Burgess
rrofcSSor ~ sociology ~ the I'M
Sersiiy Of Chicago, and Mrs J.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08

m Q n dations in
tn Q JAW GIN
strike c on tro-
NCrSy.
The commit
tee was named
toll owing the
hearing of tcs-
ii mo ny Tues
day. 9th @ r
members Of the
committee are:
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
X q II ERT r..
G. A X X IG AN,

a assistant direc-
tor OF the New
G un ell OF
American hlIsi-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08
White House Halts The
Hiring OF Race Bus Help

wished him ito 20 down the line
for a permanent FEPC."
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08

SPOKESMEN also pointed out
that the War Labor Disputes Act.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08

DI-See rEPC. Page Z
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-08

~see NAVY. Page 4
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~ See WHITE. Page 1
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nWSee HOUSTON. Page 4
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
GlcYN 0ceree luMrNc
gum Carl crtobem

2onoon - 9npio @louo George
sum Carl erboben ulrb itebt
nit oieier @brltllg an Der eriten Stels
(e III ser &~euiabrsliite &onig @eorgs
6. Giele ernennnn9 5ilin orittb0h-
item britiifen Ioelsrang erfoEgte IN
meniger ais elmer ISOLDE, t1adoem
2lobo @eorJe erflart bntte, 6ob CT
aus Observation-Disclosures aus Dent
~llnter5nlts oltSi9eioen tpe.Se.
9lopo George, Ser lit 16 Eo9ert iei-
lteli 50. @e6lrtstag f1iert, erdGlt nit
0icier @rnennung eiiien Sit I'M Sou.
ie Of 2oros, Gas er lett bieIen Sdbren
als cine politiid)e %SnItitutio11 be-
fatnpft lrlo 81 oeiien Ma9tbeihrar.
flung er tpeientlid beigetragen Fat.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
Nimtb baut
anf 5omjets

Sailpfquartier Der nS=Ha5lfitflot-
tie, Sonolulu - Jlottenaomiral Gle
iter IS. Nhnit erfldrte, er wiiroe
'@n6[onos 8eteiligung ON Bo5rflf-
@rieg gegen Sapar begriiBen. 8eiter
Iaate Der Gber6eFeblsbaber Ser Bu5i=
tfH Jlotte: ,8ir miiiien 9eitlg bon
Sssapon ibeieten, INN Den &rie9 SIT ee=
apinner itlro sen 6rieoen SIT er5win=
gen." Die dineiiife &itite be5eifne-
te ct apeiterbin alg elm 3ieI Ser Slotte.
gr apieoerbolte ieine fiir5life grfl1-
ring, 0aB es notie lei friiber ooer
Ip1ter an Ser hiiteliiden &iiite gu
lonoefl, nm Stiitpurfte fir groBere
2uftongriffe anf Sapan IN ole @an-
De gil befommlen. y
Mltf elmer abgebaltenen 8reiIefon-
feren3 tpur6e Ser Montreal gefragt, Oh
er cine ruiiii9e &riegsbeteiIi9ling inn
Gasifif ,nitf ainierer settle" besriiBen
tpiiroe, tporaitf er init SSa ortiuortete
uno bin5nfiigte: sd freue mid,
naB gie ole Iette 8ernerflng einge-
fiigt 9oben ,,ultf iinierer Settle"
@eh. Mde9frtbltrs So1ptquortier
m Sen Nbilippinett Sn Sen Gen.
tralpbiIippinen itotionierte 5Ilaa5eu-
ge, Die am tiefiten in .6ns bon Snnn.
lion bebrobte 0ii5on por0rof9en FLO.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
nabm
4-Ss anfs &orn

@albinaton - 9ireftor Somes
s. 8prnes bonn Office nf 8or @obi-
fi5ution ono &econberfion bra9te in
einer1 Observation-Disclosures iiber Die
Administration ieiner A~mtslteIle Ell
men 8Gan IN @ori6lag, unter oenl
Minionen oon Ass" gum Oienit
unteroer SABINE oSer in oer &riegs=
inoufrie mobililiert uer0en tpitroen,
lofern iid sic beItebenoen @aBnob-
men allr &efrutierltng bon MenIden=
frdten OILS lin5ulanglid erfpeiien
loItelt, uilo 3uglcid) regte Ser Mo-
6ilifierlingsdef nelle @~elesmaBna9-
men on, Inn oen 8erFiigungen 0eS
&riegsnrbeitsamts uno Der 8or
@oneomer Gommiilion Naforud 81
nerieiben.
8prnes propbe5eite cine !peitere
Grbobung Der 4tsbebungs- Snoter
- iiber oie grboburtg bon monatlif)
10000 binolis, Die in &raft trot =
INN 2iider IN sen &eiben nnierer
Srontfrieger ousfiil1ett uno Ben Be
bari an Iorineperional sur gelnun=
llittlq neiler G1iffe 5u 0eden.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05
Die ge6te Der Minberbeiten nad benz ariese

isIteui, oas alell 8aterl, @eredtigS
felt gep1brleiitet. Sit ibrer grfId.
RING, ole Sebl fitbren6e 8roloten Der
tatboliiden Stride in Sen 8ereitli9s
ten Stadten ltiter 5eifneter1 betoieit
ole gtidofe oie Biftigfeit Der 6ors
0er1t1s, iSuB alle aiieritaarihen 8iir=
ger lid ilrer 8eruatportung. be-
5aglid oes Mbidtufies ugo Der Iufs
redterbaItuns beg 6rieoelts bespuBt
apenoen. Sic empfebfea Die 8ilbung
eiter Stonteltorganiintion, ole Elm
altf @eles gegrin0etes 3ulomT1et4
mirferl auer B0lfer nad iid So8e,
tirso ourd eineif @elteerihtsbof GEE
@ihert lit Tpie aud 6mrh Elm obligo=
,torTldes SAieosgerift 5ipeds Shlif.
mrlg bon Streitfdlen ltrtb Ole entlpres
en6en aMahtmittel speeds Beu9lt1,g
Der reftsbre6erii1en 5tanten".
9ie grfldrlillg greiit iobin Die
6rage Ser eMenifenredte" nuf urtb
itent felt DuB AUDI ,,innenbnb nes
5taate5 oie staatsAobeit 6ur1 Die
ongeborenen @edte Der Meniden uno
ibrer 5omilien belhr6nft lit. Da ole
Stoatgbehoroen 0ieie bon @ott bers
Iiebenen Gedte nift erteiIet f6ttnett,
~ thiirfen lie lie audi nift p~erlesen."
9ie @rfl1rurtg fabrt fort: >99ie
Observation-Disclosures, 1enen cine @u4
tion in ibrem Snnern feI8t, eeben Ole
qan5e infernutiDnale @emeinifnft an,
&erpirft ttait bielen @ruttoios, ID
fpdre Dies gTeidrbe0eaterto nit Der
Bebalptung, SAP ole @erleeuft8 Der
atagboretqn Merifenredte I'M Snl
itern eineg 2dnoes i0ltrd loeiien eigent
Mealernf1a r1ne @tnNLltB MT Den
Washington Journal., 1945-01-05

31pei pid)tige Sasllngen cine fa-
tboltIfe ua0 cine iii0iide, ~gelangten
unlangit 81 fait gleihlaufe1loeil
SAGubfol9erun8en biltIidtli6 Der
gehte ser n~ationaleiL Scr &ailen- llno
sreIigi0ien Minoerbeiteu IN Der gtaf-
frieas5eit. Sic br1frgten uif ole ail=
erfeiunung oiei er. &ed)te ais zines
9eaenltanoes bon internationaler
8eoeutun9 uno an ibren ShuB
1onrfy cine iibe%rtoatlihe Srganie
iatiol,
Die futbolTfen gil1Ofe in Den
8ereinigten Staater, bertreten ourh
ben administrative 8oarb Der Batio-
nal Gutbolic @elfare Conference
qpiinoeten ibren iStunopunft aatf ole
fittlihen @ebren Der fatboltid)en Size
figion urpo oriidten tire Anliften
iiber 5ieien @egenltonb in elmer @r-
flarullg ifber Den fiinftigen Jrieoen
aus. Cine apidtige iiioii9e Sagnng,
Die 5tpei Mofen ipater IN Mflontlc
gitD, Seem Serien ltatfnuno, beld)nt-
ttgte iiG pornebmii9 nit Der Prihref-
fenoen Sage oes iiioiifen Bottles IN
ben bon Der Mdie befetten @ebieten,
0riifte uber aud lire Weiarlng iiber
Den ~fonmen6en 6rieoen aus ioipie
iiber Die. Medte Der M~iipoerbeiten III
elmer freiett, oernofrati6en @elt nad)
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