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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-02-08

Few people realize how much beef, pork, lamb and
veal must be set aside by meat packers operating
under federal inspection for the armed forces and
Lend-Lease. AS Of January 7, 1915, 500 of all
utility steers, heifers, and set aside for
the government canning program. The govern
ment will continue to call for 6O96 of the choice
good and commercial steer and heifer beef car
cases, excepting extremely light weights; also
800 of the cutter and Gamer beef Of the total
pork meat produced, excluding lard, approx
mately 50%6 has to be set aside. Government pri-
critics on Good and 'Choice lambs have aver
aged from 40 to 500 of the suitable lambs Pri-
GRITTY orders also apply to approximately 500 of
the Choice" Good and "Commercial' veal
produced within specifications.
OF course, such regulations necessary in
order to insure the proper conduct and winning of
the war. Nevertheless, producers and consumers
should know of these regulations as partial ex-
PLANTATION of why they having difficulty in get
ting the supplies of beef, lamb, pork and veal
which they want
M.s;mb son.
Agricultural Research Department
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-02-08

William f. "Tussyfoot' Johnson,
dry crusader of a number of years
ago, died at age of 80.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Victorian Choir
Sets Date For
Second Recital

Marvin sDuPre will present his
famous Victorian choir in the Sec
ond annual symphony Of Song, a
combination OF music types and
variations. on Sept. e. at the De-
trolt Institute Of Arts.
Do you remember their per-
Torrance last year? Many critics
proclaimed il the best musical 10
be given IN Detroit This year II
will be even better, bigger and
more entertaining, said DuPre.
Some of the stars ri this years
show will the The DuPrettes.
girls sextette. Rose Walker. So
prano soloist whose singing makes
Ave Maria" take on new beauty,
Aaron Hicks. tenor. singing star;
and John Andrews. baritone.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15

place in office Of city. state and
federal governments. men and
women Of Christian character.
Rev. Phil Gentle, director of
Young Peoples Activities OF Cen
trail Methodist church. emphasized
the importance Of putting Chris
tianity into all Of life and advised
Christians 10 organize their blocks
TO keep them clean.
OTHER speakers we're Jesse
Owens. OF the personnel depart
ment Of the Ford Motor Co. who
appealed 10 parents TO keep child
rem in schol and provide whole
some recreation for them: Oscar
Noble. international representative
Of the UAW-CIO. who asked Rich
ard Frankensteen TO speak for the
union.
Frankensteen commended the
young-adult group for their pro-
gram and stated that the theme "A
Blue Print for a Better Detroit
impressed him.
Russell Brown, director Of dis
cussion, appointed a committee 10
draw up a resolution on the find
ings of the forum and send a copy
to Mayor Jeffries and Mr.. Frank
ensteen.
THE YOUNG-ADULT forum
will be held the second Sunday
night in each month at Bethel
Russell Brown and Irene Rainey
are co-chairmen.
Rev. Henderson S Davis. former
assistant pastor al Bethel and al
present a member of the faculty of
Payne Theological seminary, Will
berforce. will be the speaker at
the IL am. service this Sunday.
Rev. Danes will preach at the SER
vice OF evening prayer at 1880. Miss
Anna Allen. one Of the winners of
the Laymen's oratorical contest
held during the recent annual con-
ference, will be presented. The
public is invited.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Catholics Conduct
Inter-ruciuI Course

NEW YORK - One Of the more
popular features of the summer
school Of Catholic Action held here
at Fordham university August 90
25 was the lnter-racial conference
conducted by the Rev. John A. La
FARCE. S j. editor-in-ch Of
America and long an expert in
the inter-raCial field
The conference, which included
course of six talks on race re-
lations. encompassed a view of the
principal teachings of the Catholic
church on the subject, followed by
series Of practical considerations
on their application TO everyday
life. The conference was attended
by colored and white representa-
tives from all over the United
States
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
WOMEN REFLECT
PRESIDENT AT
BAPTIST MEET

Election Of officers cllmaxed the
i5th annual meeting Of the wom-
ems division Of the National Bap-
list convention on Saturday al the
Mt Zion Baptist church. l448 Sher-
man street. Mrs. S. W. Layten. Of
Philadelphia Pa. was reelected
president by reclamation.
Saturday morning. the regu-
lar mission study was held. Lat
or. the committees gave their
financial reports and Michigan
led in all Of them.
THE CONVENTION elected
Mary V. Parrish, Of Kentucky.
treasurer emeritus because Of her
commendable record as treasurer
during her long term. Mrs. Jessie
Mapp. of Illinois made motion 10
present Mrs Parrish with 5000
Mrs. Mapp also stated that the
convention raised $4,000 which il
set out 10 raise and that they have
a goal Of 100000 for the American
Baptist Theological seminary in
Nashville.
Mrs. II NJ. Hicks. Of Alabama
was elected treasurer.
OTHER officers elected were:
Jessie Mapp, III. first vice presi-
dent Viola T. Hill, Fla. second
vice, Vivienne l.. Penick, WASH
lngton. recording secretary: Nan
ME Burroughs, Wash. correspond
ing secretary: Z. A Wilson. Miss.
historian: villa F. Mckinney. Ga,
pianist; Gertrude Rush. Iowa. at
torney: Maude J. Brockway. Okla
homa. parliamentarian; +. V. Frye.
national director for the youth de-
partment; Bertha Winston, eastern
director: and Corinne Watts
southern.
Mrs. Annette Officer. Of Chica-
go and Mrs. o. O Terrell Of De-
trolt, were IN charge of the in
stallatlon Of officers.
On Saturday afternoon.
birthday tea was held for Mrs.
y. w. Layton. first and only
president of the National Baptist
Women's convention. The COM
mencemcnt and closing prgram
Of the accredited missions was
held Saturday night.
REGULAR BUSINESS sessions
were held during the day on
Thursday. Friday, and Saturday.
Friday morning. Rev. J. l.. Horace.
DID, Illinois; Gertrude Rush of
Iowa: A. b DEMENT, of Texas; and
f. A. Wilson. of Missouri were
speakers during the inter-racal
period.
The Sunday morning sermon
was delivered by DR. Abner Brown
pastor Of the Metropolitan Baptist
church. New York. Mrs. w A.
Townsend OF Tenn. was chairman
of the program in church Sunday
night.
Prominently displayed during
the last days Of the convention.
was picture Of Lethia Craig. first
national director Of the Young
Peoples department. now deceas-
ed. The picture was unveiled dur
ing ceremony Thursday night.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
United Choirs
Hold Election
In Annual Meet

The Detroit District United
CINE Chors held its annual cleo
ton of officers at the ST. James
CME. church, Vlnewood al West
Kirby streets. Tuesday evening.
THE REV. F. VI. Dozier, preSid-
ing elder OF the district, conducted
the election meeting.
Officers elected were Selena
Thomas. president; Lillian Moore
vice president, Ola NJ Wise, re-
cordng secretary: c. B. York, COR
responding secretary; George l..
Knox. treasurer; Luella Combs,
chaplain. Fred Adams, Librarian;
Esther Davis. pianist; Mrs Yolande
Maddox. directress.
The installation services were
also conducted by the Rev. E. NJ.
DOZler
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Revival To Be
Held Ten Nights

The Rev. NJ. c. Fields Of Macon,
Ga. will conduct a revival meeting
Al the Tried Stone Baptist church,
S436 Russell street The meeting
will begin Sept 10 and continue
for 10 nights. The Rev. J. B Ford
is pastor Of the host church.
The public is cordially invited to
attend
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Evanston Pastor
Fills Pulpit At
Ebenezer Church

Sunday morning. DR.. J d. For
est, pastor Of the Second Baptist
church, Evanston. Ill. and a dele
gate to the National Baptist con-
vention. Inc, delivered sermon
at Ebenezer AME church the
theme OF which was The Best
Thing on Earth"
DR.. Forest closed the message Of
humor. truth and conviction with
the assertion that knowledge is
not the best thing in the world.
nor is wealth. Ignorance and pow
erty are not the worst things in
the world. Jesus has told us that
the best thing on earth is the kind
dom Of heaven established in your
hearts"
THE MUSIC was rendered by
he Bethany chorus and the senior
choir, who sang Got 10 Stand Alone
in judgment and Praise Ye the
Lord" respectively.
There were Sc Baptist delegates
from the convention among the
congregation of more than 1000
persons representing Tenn, Texas.
Calf, H.. Ala. KY. N Y, Ind,
Ohio. w Va. Mo, Pa, n. C., Dis
trict Of Columbia Ark. Ga Miss.
KanS., Fla. and MINI.
lssac Jones is the church re-
porter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
BAPTIST VICE
PRES. SOUNDS
A SOUR N 0 tx

Al,housh ;rt 6s.r National Rap
tist CONVENTION went o." record
SAYING that the mo@rr nd beer
"r7osi successful and o'loyshie
Snere were CERTAIN Gls..~da"' notes
heard
According 10 Re, ' " Ferry.
regional vice president from
Oklahoma. a great deal of inter
est in the meeting waS lost he
cause 81 the inadcQuac, of the
public address system in the
OLYMPIA 1t was impossible Ia
shut ont the noise> from the cor
ridor, thus making ORDERLY Se>-
sions out Of the question. Perry
said
THF RFGIO>tL ,ioe president
SAID .ha' an fH-'0 r1'c - i1ni
fares had hccY Narsca cat before
the 'corvCrt-1 rc'"G I-cse
Ys'eS were supp -. Apply 'o
irsryp-~' between OlNup =
Cd no Va~crs meetings. Perry
sad " rCuc vCi reports how
ever that 'ic rate 90 IS cC"'s be-
tween meetings had been raised m
some instances - As much aS g. so
Rev Perry also disclosed 'hat 3
y oman delegate from Mississippi,
was -obevd q $40 oy On unknown
ssSsllart
We objected Strenuously tn
the ushers in the stadium sell
ing ice cream and sodas during
the services hut there was moth
ing we could do about II but ask
the people not 10 buy Rev.
Perry said.
REV. PERRY charged that a.
though SIS 600 was PAID FOR the
rental of Olympia. IN additional
sum was charged for lights and
help, and the stadium managemer,
TOOK a percentage ~ receipts on
The 'lvo admission nights.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Metropolitan Will
Hear Dr.. Borders

Metropolitan Big Brotherhood
is presenting, in conjunction with
their Mems Day program and for
UNI. DR.. William Holmes Borders
minister Of Wheat Street Baptist
church, Atlanta, Ga, Sunday Sept
is at the Metropolitan Baptist
church. l343 East Ferry avenue.
Dr.. A c. Williams is minister.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Fisk Ends Course
In Air Education

NASHVILLE, Tenn.-The course
IN educational aeronautics intro
duced by Fisk university in the
l945 summer session was conclud-
ed August 30 with talk by DR..
c. H. Gilmore. director. division
Of aeronautics education, State De-
partment Of Education. Stressing
the importance Of emphasis on in
fusion. DR.. Gilmore said that the
coming Of the air-age opened up
an immense body Of material for
The enrichment Of subjects already
taught in the average school cirri-
culum.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Second Annual
St. james Tea

The second annual tea Of the st
James CME. church, Kirby az
Vinewood streets, Will be held
Sunday, Sept. 16 at the church.
A splendid program has been
arranged by Mrs. Yolande Maddox.
The public is cordially invited to
attend Mrs, Annie r. Jones is
general chairman. The Rev. A..
Ralph Davis is the minister.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
MINISTER RETURNS

The marriage Of Miss Edna Gene
TAYLOR and David Wilson was per-
formed Immediately after the
morning service AZ The Church Of
God last Sunday The minister re-
turned 10 the city and preached
MS first sermon Al this service since
his vacation.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
1Ucitcrn 1tntSn 2lrbcitcr
siShcn 2lSG Scr $50 pcr

8aiDington - Aus Ben eriten @r-
lcbnillen Der @abl, bic AngeIteate
Scr @ctern Union in Oen gon3en
8ereiAigten Stanten Oariiber oOrneb-
men, Delde @eperfidoften lie in
MISREPRESENTATION NIT ibrer
9trbaitQeberin pertreten iOlen, ergab
it'd elm enti6eioen0er Siea Der AJ2
iber sic $50.
Die @abl mar Ole ortlid umfai-
ier0ite, ole in Der neuniIbrigen Sc
hidte oes geational 2abor &elationS
goor0 porgenommen purOe, O6wob(
5abIenmGB;1 groBere @ablen ituttge-
iun0en bGoen, ais 0ieie, al ser unge-
fdbr 10000 9lrbeitnebmer mobilize.
retigt limo.
0as gauge 9aEo mar in iieben
@ablbe5irfe eingeteilt, unO bas ST.
gebnis aus einem oieier 8e5irfe, Der
Die Stooten Minneioto, BisConiin,
Mihigon Ohio, Sroiunu, Sainois,
Soma, Ne6rasfn uno Rortb uno
Soutb 0afotn unfaBt, liegt Dor. Die
A69 bat BORT 5244 Stimmen gegen-
iiber 1854 fir ole $50.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
GaNY 2litor iAnattert
8cr0n ~ ricl

2onoon - 2aoD gltor, oie in oen
8ereinigten Staaten ~ge6orene, nun
65iabrige @eiebge6erin, beitano Ell
men Ian9en, itiirmii9en 3eoefampf
inn ~l1nterbaule, in Dem tie iid itber
ur6eiterporteili6e, nit fittlifJen Be
oenfpn begriinoete Hroteite gegen
&ermenolng BON us! MeitgIieoern
I'M I1eberIeeoienit 6elultigte. Ser
engliide @5S.8 erbano entIpri6t ser
amerifanilden fSrnuen : SiIfsgruppe
ser 4rnpee Cy8acs"9.
2aoD 4itor bntte Die moraliiden
Qrgumente gegen .4einen lte6eriee=
oienit ser A8Ss pISs b~eleioigeno fir
sic 6rnlen be8eibnet uno Sen 2o6o-
riteq 5ugerufen: ,,Sie preoigen felt
Sabren sic @lei6beit ser @ei6ledter,
a6er es ideint, sic 9oben es ME ebr=
(i6 CEMENT. 8ebans iittIi6e Be
oenfen iiu0 Sum6ug." 8eban COB
iuriid: uGie 8ron idnattert bier
Itdnoig. @ibt es 0enn feinen Sdlts
Dor ibr? Sd oermng ni6t eitl5itie-
FEN, tpurlm Elm fleines, %oufgeoonner-
tes 5rouen8immer oieier Sorte rns
bier ol1f oie Nerben folIen muB".
Ser @uBenminiiter, Der in ieiner
@igeni6aft ols Mebrbeitsfiibrer 6es
n~nterbouieS eingrhTf, noh6em 8eban
ousgerufen hatte, oaS Sous 6obe ii6
in Ser oergangenen ISOLDE ,ihon ge-
mug 2iigen" ongebort, bermo6te iih
in Dem nun losbre6en0en Sturm
nidt beritanoli6 GIT MAIDEN. @ie ole
s@feidbeit Der @el6lefter@. 6rogen
Ser 4riegsfiibrung uno Der Mornl
uro 6os 8erbdltnts @tglanos gu
&uBlnno lpiroe nun aud Ole BerIon
oes eleganten @ltBenmini1ters @egen-
Itono ser miiiten 9ebotte.
GuBlano mar bon 2aoD @1tor in
Die Disfulion geaogen tpor0en, nod
0em elm 46geor0neter 0ariiber ge.
flo9t batte, oaB iold,e @itglieoer Der
We, Ole mir Golfsi1ulbil0ung ge-
noiien battefL in Dem 6%rauenbilfs-
oerbano ser arnee ni9t nuf 8efOroe-
rlrpgen rednen fonnten. uDos lit
llniinn", REF 2a0p @itor nun aus,
,,o6er 6liden sic oo6 einmal na6
&uBlano biniiberl Sort oorf ser eirt-
fohe SOloat gu einem Sffi3ier ni6t
einrnol Die 4ugen erbeben!"
Gin io5ialiitiiher 4bgeor6neter De-
gebrte onroluf bon ser 8eonerin gu
Diiien, luober lie ,,6ieie1t altnfinn"
5obe. ,8on 2euten, Die in Stub
lanb getpeien iitoJf fal,tete ibre ant-
mort; 1Sie maren ia ME 90, ober ih
boffe, zines Cages geben sic nod
&uBlnno uno 6Ieiben 0ort!"
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
21ct trcibt 1~1lcnidbcn
amf 2lbtucec, iaot 8cpin

glrlnlngbnm - Grneit BeDIn, Der
6ritii9e Irbeitsminilter, erfl6rte
bier, bob oie Srrmege zines engliiden
MdO1ens, Oas gegenpdrtg pegen
Woroes ieiner Sinriftltng entgegen-
iiebt, in Dem uebelltano Der @r6eits-
loiigfeit i6ren nriprung 6otten.
9euin beaog ii6 utf Den Sal ser
18labrigen San5erin @lianbetb SO.
mes, Ole 5ltiommen nit Dem atneri-
tanii6en Solooten Scarf @uitnb Sui
ten Ole ~@rmoroung rno 8eraltbltng
zines observation-disclosures begangen
9atte. oMls 13iabrige yetpann Ole
9eutige Mor6erin ibrer Su1tigfeit
tpegen elm Stipenoiam. Sic mar
Itrebiam un0 5atte groBe Soffnlrr-
gen. Damn berlor ibr 8ater feline Mrs
beitsitelIe ain6 ole @ot febrte in Der
Gamilie elm. Bon 0iefem MngenbIid
IN geriet @li3abet6 ol1f Mbtpege, nit
Dem @n0reilrltdt, oaB lie belte ols
Terbreferin oaitebt," erfl1rte 8epin.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02

Denis bGDOn ssmertt, ALIEN i'd OO&te
i'd gIaubte
mas, pds9"
n9aB ss = Mitlei6 fsi."
vMitleio? Bon mir, nit Sbnen9!"
sic ri9tete ben 8opf empDr uno
psHbete bos @eIi9t ibm often gu.
nSu!" fagte iie fonft unb srnit.
.@srgeTen Sic, baB i'd blind bin =
bOffnungsIos blinb?"
r@eliebtes, ongebetetes MGb9tn!
Gs pirb bic 4ufgdbe meines 9ebsns,
mein beibsItss 8smiiben iein, bisfs
8linobeit nit benz 3i6t meiner Giebe
gu erleu9ten. sic tpsrben, tpsnn sic
ii9 mir anbertrauen, bieIs 8linbbeit
bsraeFen lernen, unb Sic Ionsn - ber
9immel lsibe mir ieinen BeiftGnO =
in Der 8erI96nuRg Sbres 2ebens unh
Der bsiBen, innigsn SOrefolt, bic i'd
tets fir Sic tragM tperbe = ME bas
8ertrauen bereuen, bds sic in mid
gefebt! MGreoret, MargOt, Ssels metz
ler Seele - gIaubft Du, boB Du aud
mid bereinit pirft elm iDenie Iiebses
ninnen f0nnen9"
@r bate nit ieinsn btiben 9Gnben
ibre I9male tIeins 9anb ergrtffsn nn6
an feline 8rut seprebt; ieBt le9te ft9
IetIe fem Arm um ibre @6uitern un6
SOg lie an fi9, uHb iie f9ruf ni@t an'
rid Dor feinsr untormung. Sd, GIA
er, tiibn gema9t bur9 ibr SnDHgen,
ben aOpf fsnfte unb fetne 2ippen IN.
mtg unb beiB auf BITE tpreH hridsG
tpanbte fs nir bos RBpf9en ettrds
ieitpGrts, bod ibm Sr, ltbnte es an
Jpn unb borg feIte ibr eTr0tbnlbes,
Dertldrt Isudtsnbes Antlts On itsA9
&hulter.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
SaiAiitcn bcrcit, Mai<
lanN III pcrtciNiecn

Bern = Mus Noroitalien einge-
.troffene 8erifte lafien oerlauten, 6aB
sic SaIhiften iiH 6arnuf ~porbereitet
Moilan6 bon Sous al &ous
gu nertei6igerL ioIfen ole MGiierten
iene Stoot erreihen.
StraBen atn0 Sdirier iin6 in Geftet
peripanoelt llrrb iinterminiert tporoen,
uto oie 6onntifer oroben, sic berr-
lide Staot 5u berpiiiten bepor lie tie
Sen slliierten it~berlaiien fpiir6en.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02

-GtoIs. Grsunbin: @trt On
beii.r piel auf 8dne seben, SermineG
= Sermine: Nein, id babe brei Sabre
alIes mitgema4t. aber nur gum Der
lOben bin i'd mir gu gut.
- Mein. biefe &in6er. -
Diana, f9lieBt Du benn @roBmumu
ni9t Elm, tpenn mir jsBt fOrtgebtn2 =
@arum bsnn bas, &inb2 ~ Nun.
Ydpa faste bod seftern gu Dir: Define
Mutter Tam uns geitoblen fuerben.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-02
VII.

stephen @rsD Dogte nt9t an hOf>
fen, boB er BEL Moipr Wtumor 10
f9nea gum .3teI selungn tDsrbe, Dis
tim bies BEL Wdrsoret in 70 xnertDars
teter Weiie segIiidt mar. Dem WGiOT
tnuBte bic @d1e poufGnbig Heu iein
unb oas DsrbIiffenb Nele pfIegt hEbI
ober minber 3u b~eunrubiosn. DAB
Warqarets Batter i'm bon Mnfung
ibrer 8etunntf9aft on ni9t ungern
aefeben, tpubte @rep ipcbl; aQetn ets
men reiferen Mann, benz man i'm ab
ter nabe ftebt, i'm 8ertebr germ febas,
1T bod immer9in nod elm GnbtreS
Ding, benn i'm ala @atten Der gelieb'
ten ein3igen 2o9ter a%nnehmen, bdS
@obl unb Debe bes i9uBloien, BET
duBeriten 2iebe unb SOrgfult bebIrs
fenben armer, blinben MGb6ens fig
INNER in feline 9Gnbe legen.
uMeiner Sreu, i9 bin Elm rents
iiberrof9t", fagte Der MuiOr, NIT ben
Jingern betrOffen bur9 bic 9aars
fabrenb, als grep ibm Die Sa4e Dors
getraeen. .@ie finb, CLAUDE i'd, fog
6oppelt 10 alt tpie Mareuret,"
,@enau boppelt 10 uIt," geitdnO
@reb niebergeI9laeen ou. sGte II
neun3sbn, i4 bin a4hanbDrsibis
.Omi sd bin ieIbff crit bierunbs
pier3ig", meinte @iamOr na@0tns'
lid.
Dd lid bieraeoen ni1ts eintDenben
IieB. 10 mohte @ren teinen Werfu4 a.
elmer 4ntport, unb Der Wdior, nadl.
benz er etnen Mueenblid gepdrtet %
Der Mnbert ni9t etpos fusen tpsrbe.
INN i'm aus Der 8erleeenbeit az Stes
ben, fubr Elm tpenis drgerlt4 fort:
Sic fehen, bas fnb BITE unglnittD
qenumItSnbe Bel Der Sd1e. MOQm
Sic mir ni9t au9 IageT- mas ~
Sbren gunften fprtdtg"
nRi&ts, auBer boB id Jbre TOd9tes
NIT Der odn5en &ruft meintS QerltTss.
aus Der ganaen Tius msinsr Seels
liebe!"
Der MuiOr f@ipies uttrmoIs sinT
4uoenbIid. @reD bate, Dhne hob q
es puBte, BON benz nirtfamIten @rgus
ment Gebrau9 gemo4t, hcB e QegeT'
iiber benz. mas Mtlmors Seelt be-
ipsate, bate oufitellen tDnnen.
SD stpeifle ni4t On Shrer ebres'
baftsn Neioung fir mein Rinb", ber'
ieBte Der Mdipr freunbli9. m3nn'
minbefen inbeB muB i'd einises Nd'
bere iiber sic piRen - mir tennel1
lns nod edr 70 turae 3eit, pie gle
fid erinnern iperben. Wonen sic
mir einise @orte in bieler 9tniidt la
sen2"
,@ern. @s 1T Sbr Re4t unb S5re
8fli6t, bies gu forbern. Wfetn Wdter
mar Der Squire @rep bon @rsnitone
Nbtei. tpie iein 8atsr unb iein @roBt
poter Dor inn. Sd mar Der Jingle
BON brei GDbnen unb bate aliO teine
Mus{i9t, I'm 8eiiB bes Gomtlienmaio%
rats au fOlssn, bu apei Grabtr I'm
MIter Dor mir itdnben. Darauf sange'
fpieIer. mir einen 8eruf gu p6hlnl,
sntidieb i'd mid fir ben mtlitdr'
bien{t unb erbielt bon meinem Batter
elm Capital, bas mir cine idbrli9e
@snte BON breibunbert pfnnb f4erts,
~. z.rAom Ninfnmmpn ih IN ben
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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-01-01

United States Senate to serve ont
the unexpired two years of Cover
nor Wallgren's term.
Mr.. Wallgren in true democratic
fashion left final decision to the
executive committee of the Demo
cratic State Central committee,
which approved the Wallgren
choice of Hugh Mitchell.
In announcing it's decision the
committee, in a statement issued
at Olympia, said in part:
"GOvernor-elect Wallgren and
the committee highly commend
ed the work and record of Con-
gresham Coffee tut felt that
the prestige and Importance of
his position in the House of Rep
resentatives was required at this
time for the best welfare of the
State of Washington"
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-01-01

Paul Olson, secretary to Hon.
John M. Coffee, Representative
in Congress, accompanied his
chief to the state for the cere-
monies attendant upon Mon c.
Wallgren's Inauguration as Gov
ernOr.
Mr.. Olson, a prominent Scan
dinavian-A American of the Ia
coma district, spoke recently be-
fore the King County Demo-
cratic Club. He will remain in
the state for a short time before
returning to Washington, ID. c.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-01-01
Consulate Of
Denmark
Smith Tower
EEL. 2526
K. s. Thordorson
Vice Consul for Iceland
3407 West Gath HE. SLY

The entire crew. except one wo-
man, of the Danish ferry which
recently overcame it's German
guard and managed to slip across
the Oresund Strait and safely
reach the harbor of Halsingborg
in Sweden, has asked permission
to remain there
Gunnar Haggl0ff, Swedish Min
lister to Belgium, has now taken
up his post at the Legation in
Brussels.
The Swedish and Swiss special
passports issued to Jews have
again been declared valid by the
Szalasi Government in Hungary.