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Evening star., 1945-09-09
Pi Phi's Best Rushing Point
is Coed at White House

This would have required at least
80 hours Of work month.
Miss Truman's grade average at
the university has been between A
and B-plus, according to DR.. Ragatz.
"She can do an amazing amount
OF work with little effort" he con-
tinued. shes very quick on the
trigger. when 1t comes to this bus
mess OF learning, and the results
are gratifying"
She Asked No Favors.
What most pleased the faculty,
however, was that Miss Truman
Evening star., 1945-09-09
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. G. Ala
3,


ran, Public Health Service surgeon
general, in recognition of her sue
cessful efforts to recruit nurses for
war service and will receive an
engraved sterling silver compact
from the Advertising Club in honor
of her outstanding work in the war
effort, club officials announced yes
terday.
Among those who have indicated
they will be present to honor Miss
Hayes are Admiral William D.
Leahy, Gen. Omar N. Bradley, Vice
Admiral Ross T. Mcintyre and Basil
O'Connor, American Red Cross
chairman.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
BY MALvINA STEPHENSON,
North American Newspaper Alliance.

NUT I'll hLuCIlCdA lSCWopdpct T1AAnhSc'
Pi Beta Phi's strongest rushing
point this fall is 21-year-old blond
coed who lives at the White House.
Mary Margaret Truman is a MEM
.ber of the chapter at George Wash
ington University, but her connec-
tions with this national sorority will
impress the potential members on
every college campus.
1--WE are not going to capitalize
on Margaret Truman" insists pretty
Nancy Mission, a Navy captains
daughter. who is president Of the
George Washington chapter,
However, rush parties for the
favored girls already are in full
swing, and everybody seems to know
that one Of ri Phi's most famous
members definitely has the right ad-
dress.
The campus grapevine has 1t that
the sisterhood will be entertained at
Evening star., 1945-09-09
Advertising Club 10 Honor
Helen Haves al Meetinq

Miss Helen Hayes. stage, screen
and radio star, will be doubly hon.
ored at the Advertising Clubs
luncheon at 1890 pm. Tuesday at
the Hotel Statler, where she will
be guest speaker.
She will be presented with q
special award by DR.. Thomas Par
Evening star., 1945-09-09

are even closer, since she is still
lin school, and it's not surprising
that ri Phis from other institutions
are eyeing George Washington this
year.
Evening star., 1945-09-09
D. c. Dry Forces to Meet

The United Dry Forces Of the
District will hold their first meeting.
of the season at pm. tomorrow In
the Central Y. M. G. A. Buildings
G street NV. =
Evening star., 1945-09-09

-Hessler Photo.
the White House this fall. II this
should take place in rush week, early
in October, the wearers of the golden
arrow should be able to pledge the
prize rushees.
Makes Good Impression.
Margaret has made q very good
impression in her brief roles as
presidential daughter. She tried to
continue quiet and inconspicuous
but, naturally, the sudden appear
ance of an attractive, young girl in
the White House caused excitement.
She accepted few invitations, and
at most Of those her appearance
was expected for official reasons.
She always has been devoted to her
parents and they have a great deal
of confidence in her tact and judg-
ment.
I'm not worried about Margaret;
she'll keep her feet on the ground"
Mrs. Truman reportedly told
friend.
T1OlCoSOlS dllO OlQIin1o dt SCOl 6C
Washington University seem to
have the same feeling about Miss
Truman. Neither a campus belle
nor an activity devotee, Miss Tru-
man has been a good all-around
student and 4 popular coed.
She formerly was president Of the
Canterbury Club, an organization
for Episcopal students, and this year,
if she had not been deluged with
unexpected official obligations, she
would have served as an assistant
in history Obviously she's not the
bobby sqxn or sloppy Joe" sweater
type.
Dr. Lowell Ragatz. modern Eu-
ropean history specialist. said he
had planned to select Miss Truman
as one Of his two senior assistants.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16

SAN FRANCIsCO-AP-A con
tict between Russian and Ameri-
can viewpoints appeared Tuesday
TO be the chief barrier to approval
OF trusteeship policy at the United
Nations Conference. The Rus
slams repeatedly are insisting on
having hand in the designation of
postwar strategic areas. There
were some indications that a final
decision may be postponed until
after the San Francisco conference
has agreed on the terms OF an in.
ternational organization.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16

STOCkHOLM-AP Military
censorship was imposed Monday on
Danish and Norwegian postal, tele-
graph, and telephone communiea-
tons abgoad until further notice.
The Swedish press said the cen.
sorship In Denmark was ordered by
the Danish foreign Office at the
request o. the Allied Military
Commission. The censorship in
Norway was ordered by the Norwe-
gian military until further no
tice".
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16
COPIES HUSBANDS CASUALTY

Fitchburg, Mass.-A Western
Union telegrapher Mrs. Jean
Green-has handled many casualty
messages to families of service
men. While operating her ma.
chine. she received one addressed
to her. She was informed that her
husband had been wounded slight
ly in Germany.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16

Gives a penetrating
cleansing to your hair
and for your sc alp!
Brings out beauty!
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16

wASHINGToN-AP- The full
meaning of the stern" military
government the United States as
imposing on Germany In the Ameri-
can occupation zone is found in
penalties provided for infractions.
In more than a dozen instances.
the death sentence may be i'm
posed. Long Imprisonment and
heavy fines are provided in others.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16
POWER OF A BALLOT

jamestown, Il. l.-George Simp-
son knows now that every single
vote counts In an election. He was
elected 10 one town oliice-and de
feated for a second-in each case
by a lone ballot out OF 100 cast.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16

SALT LAKE CITY-UP-Heher
Jedediah Grant. first native OF
Utah 10 become president Of the
Latter Day Saints (Mormon)
Church died last night He was
SIS years old.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16
uNANIMous ON 81 eILLs

Augusta, Me.-The 10 members
Of the legislative inland fsh and
game committee voted alike on
every one OF the 81 bills they con.
sidered
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16
CLERGYMAN WORKS FAST

Cambridge, Mass.-A Cambridge
patrolman tore up a ticket he had
issued to a clergyman-driver when
the cleric explained. "Oflicer. you
have to hustle II you're going 10
save sotffs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-16
COLLECT 24oo SHAKERS

Rockland, Me.--Mr. and Mrs. T.
Marshall Saunders OF Rockland
have a collection Of nearly 2.4O0
types OF salt and pepper shakers.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
Retired Baptist
Minister Dies

The Rev. Mr.. Leslie Florence, 80
retired Baptist minister, died al
his home. 222 Thornton street s,
Brownsville, Pa last week. Rev
Florence had been a resident OF
Brownsville for SIS years. He was
mo founder Of the First Baptist
church of Maxwell.
He leaves TO mourn their loss his
widow. Mrs. Julia Florence: nine
children-four sons and five daueh--
tors: and host Of relatives and
friends.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
Reu. J. II. johnson s
18th. Anniversary

men. Up 10 the present time
sl08655 has been raised in the an
niversary.
REV. III. JOHNSON was called
10 pastor Friendship Baptist church
in 1917 from Atlanta, Ga, where
he was pastor Of West Hunter
Street Baptist church. and has pas
tored here every since. II viii be
remembered that last year on Jan.
rs Friendship Baptist church held
their mortgage burning ccrcmon-
les. and since then have made num-
erouS improvements. One OF them
is the installing OF an organ, now in
process.
Some Of the pastors who helped
10 make this anniversary success
were: the Rev Mr. L. T Clay.
Peace Baptist; the Rev, Mr.. VIM.
Farrell. New Grace Baptist, the
Rev. Mrs. T S. Boone. King Solo
mon: the Rev. A. NJ Martin, New
Light Baptist, the Rev Mrs J. S
Lloyd; and the Rev. Mr.. II. E
/ Owens. Mt. Olive Baptist church.
Rev. Johnson, in expressing his
! gratitude 10 his members, stated
/ II am moro grateful for what yoJ
/ have done for me, because ] know
/ it is from the heart. If il we're II
nv power. | would gather you al
10 my breast, and take you home
/ 10 God "
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
ChicagOan In
EulOgy OF FDR
At EbeneZer

The Rev. Mr. BENJAMIN Brooks
OF Chicago, III, Was INC guest
preacher a. TIC sunday morning
service o. Ebeneyer AME church
His sermon MAS from TIC theme
81 Am the Way
In his closing remarks. the Rev
Mr. Brooks declared mat 90. ,
the nation and nc world lost a
Eres, leader with tie death 'o' the
late Prcs.dcu, franklin Do.ano
Roosevelt Gacst solo.st
was Geo, 20 V.rce. 81 Cleveland.
Ohio He sang, Sometimes !
Fee Like = Mo,ner,css Child
THE SENIOR ir4rc-- hoard If
Mscedou.a BsT.Gs' church served
in Z coodWi q gesture between the
tao denomination TIC Rose Of
Sharon chorus Tic Yong Poo
rleS CHOIR and nc junior choir
flrr ,1ci music TNeu'X members
joined ,le church q
~ the close ~ the SerNicc. Z
rcwoa. o. >4er; PRAYER AS ced-
;c7trE % trc ~,cma s. % the lsc
Pre- den' o. &c L : \
y 1Ang - ,-o' -GeS' MN StcF VII
~ nc Ecv II : stewart ~ Mil
Vaukec w !atbc, OF nc pastor
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21

The Navy had achieved a total
strength last February ] Of 3.242 400
officers and men. In addition inc Ma
r,rcs had 474,8l4 and the Coast Guard
l7nI5O. The Navy Department re-
ported only "a 10 25 per cent OF the
Naval service Is bileted ashore, eth
or at home or abroad.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21

Several prominent ministers ot
Detroit joined with the Rev. j. II.
Johnson. pastor Of Friendship Bap-
fist church. IN commcmO! atlng his
twenty-Clghth anniversary as pas
tor Of Sat church, in a week long
schedule Of sermons and programs
which terminated Sunday. April B.,
at 300 p. IN. with paper shower.
Led by acting assistant Pastor VIM.
II. Wright, and Mrs Anna Brown,
president Of the Friendship Nurses
guild. the members and well-wiSh-
crs Of Rev. J. II. Johnson shOWcrcd
him. pnninG paper money on him
in all denominations. In about
twenty minutes, over $4,000 was
pinned on. with the ladies winning
an unprecedented victory over tho
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
Girl Scouts In
Family Hour Sun.

/ Girl Scou, Troop No 90 OF ST.
Stephens AME church will Spon-
sor Family Hour Sunday. April
%. al ST. James CME church, al
s p m.
What Can BE Done 20 Make
Home Life Happy" viii be the
theme OF the program Mrs. Ethie
Jacobs is the troop leader. The
program will be presented under
the auspices of the ST James Ep-
worth League. Mrs. Dorothy Cur
this, president The Rev. A. r.
Davis is pastor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
Annual Youth
COnfab In Ohio

The Annual youth conference
will be held at Toledo. Ohio-lndl-
ana Avenue Branch YMCA and
Third Baptist church, April 27-29.
Gloster p. Current. executive sec
rotary of the Detroit Branch
NAACP. will be guest speaker at
the Banquet meeting, Friday eve
ming.
Worship service and workshop
periods will hiGhliGht Saturdays
program. The social programs viii
be held SATURDAY. at the Indiana
Avenue YMCA gym The theme Of
the conference is Youth Calls For
Action in Bringing World Peace.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
To Present Grand
Musical April y

a Grand Musical will be spon-
sored by the Rose Of Sharon Chorus
at Ebcnczer AME church. Brush al
willis streets, April %. 7:45 p. m.
Members Of tho executive board
arc: Mrs. NJ. F. Richardson. prcsi-
dent; James FELTON,, director; Mrs.
Steward. organist; and MIS- Z. Tay-
Tor. pianist.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
Symphony Choir
Hosts To Many

The Rev. Mr.. J. T. Thomas Of
Calvary Baptist church, spoke from
the theme. Three Speeds With
God" at the Sunday morning SER
vice.
At 3 p m the Symphony choir
celebrated It's twcnty-fourth ami
verSary with visiting choirs from
various churches throughout the
CITY as guests.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
Church Worker To
Cincy Conference

Mrs. Audrey Boulding, Highland
Park correspondent for The Michi-
gan Chronicle. has left Detroit for
the Annual Methodist Lexington
Conference al Cincinnati Ohio.
Mrs. Boulding is a conference Of
ficer, director Of Childsen'S Work.
and secretary OF the Children's
Work Of the Board Of Education
and the Woman's Society of Chris
! tian Service
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
To Celebrate
% Years Work

The board of deacons OF the
Russell Street Baptist church,
Russell at Alger. viii celebrate
their Goth anniversary April %, a,
8 pm.
The Rev. Mr.. s. c. Campbell is
pastor OF the church. which is
planning to erect 100000 graded
church plant. II is hoped that
building will begin about June !.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-21
New Mt. MOriah
Bapti st Marks


The Greater New Mt. Moriah
Baptist church senior usher board
will be celebrating its goth ami
VcrSary April 1920. Programs will
be given by the following churches;
Galilec Baptist church; Sacred
Cross Baptist church; and others.
A musical program will be pre-
sented April % after which the
Rev. Mr.. r. w. Wright Of Mt. Zion
Baptist church will preach the an
n;Vcrsary sermon. The public Is
welcome
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-14
NEW TEXTILE PAPER
is TO BE LAUNCHED

I0aNIIt,e- JUIV If.-Tho S0Uthorn
Textile News, d weekly newspaper
serving the textile South, has been
established Win headquarters here
az 220-22l Piedmont Building ana
vii. shortly begin publication. Jonn
NJ Mullen, publisher, announced to-
lay.
Initial issue o: the new publica-
ton IS scheduled for August 9th,
and d regular weekly publishing
schedule VIII be established in Sep
TENDER.
Mr.. Mullen brings to the trade
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-07-14

NFWSMEN - Governor Cherry
has dipped rather deeply into the
newspaper pool for appointments u
various boards and commissions
Three outstanding editors-Santford
Martin of WinstOn-Salem, Julian
Miller OF Charlotte and Hl1eu Ram
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
Coca pcte ecocn
HitlSr : Drc5cB

20n0pn NltBenmtnllter @0en
Strife bier i'm llnterbau8 er-
ridt mer0en, cine @rfldrung ii6er
Den GltrS rno Die Arbeit Ser olliier-
ten MISREPRESENTATION &ommilion
ob5ugeben, Oenn Ser llnabbdngige
Ionl 0riberg erfIdrte, er plane cine
cntipredetoe Snterpeantion. 9ies
mtroe befalmt, uoNoem "A Stunoen
} oor Scr oSunoop @rpreB" berih-
rot botie. cab @oen oen 9ommiIiions-
plan petiert babe, Bro5eiie gegen
Sitter ms N}tilnlini ulo anoere
gldicn 6iibrer ~ob3ubolten. Die
..Gailo @3aiI" ldreibt. ooB 0as Au-
Beuminiiteriltm nidt lebr gesen Die
Bro}eile an iih lei ais oiellnebr cine
neiIe sSnquiition permeioen moIle uno
pilie, ooB oerortige 8ro3elie in Sab-
rem fem @noe finoen 0iirften.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
p0pAoaicn fms
jcbt GineMiItcm

Son 5roncisco - Ole r~ot0eiieoer-
ten iprpderocn @npo9eien ouf Moro-
tai id7Deiten nit Der 3eit tort trob oes
mnuni9inItiacn ipradIi6el @edielS,
ME ole ,,Nnetn", cine bollon0iihe
Nudrihtenogeltlw, in elmer W6el.
Oult1 bon oieier bollGn0iiden Ieu
@uineo- Sfiel miiien l0Bt.
gqr ibrem obetntiiAeu" moloDiid
muBten oie @0gel iiH oil Ole inponi.
idre Sprod5, perlegen, ais Die SopS
im Sabre 1912 ole Sniet i'll 9eIit
nubmen. Sic bntten eS Qeruoe 10
melt eebrod)t, 0oS @ippopeiiihe eiri.
germaBen iIieBeuo 5l iprehen, ais
6ie Amerifoner uro 6olldn0er to-
melL mno Die 6cinoe binot@6ei6roer
ten.
3ebt rattern sic geiie0erton SfupG-
Der 9nn5c 9broiell ulr0 Sdte berltll-
ter i'll @ltglii6 unO Soll0l1oiid, o6er
me9en Der 3eniur f6nl1en mir leioer
feline 3itnte onfiibren.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
2grmscc tit mntcr
Scr nStiocn StGrRc

@oibington ~ &nrtnadige @nt-
i6loile1beit ser 0eutiden, bis gum
Gn0e meiter5ltfdmpien, lno Ole I'M.
porhergeiebene 8elhleunigling oes
&riegeS qegen Sopon iteben binter
Dem 8erGangen nod ltrofferen MnB-
nobnren 5ltr Mobiliiierung unIerer
aberdeen frdite, pie &riegsiefret6r
Stimion erfldrte. uSn ibrer @irf-
inmfeit genteiielt lit sic armee Inter
erforoerl:62r Stdrfe", iaate Ser Sea-
binettsbeomte in leiner 8reilefonfe-
rrn5. u@etun sic 6rontbeoiirfniiie
Ser 4puee b%eirie0igt peroen IolIen,
ideint e8 fein Gntfommen BON ser
Notpenoi9feit SIT qeben, i'm meIent.
lifen nlle phDiilh qunlrfi5ierten
Mdnnar inter 30 Subren aus ga,
brifenb 6ornten ut0 @egierungsoienit
in 0ieiem Sabr 81 Den Streitfrdften
81 rltien.
Gol. 3roncis 3. aeesling If. err
fldrte in5piiden Dem MilitGrouS.
iduB Oe8 Sauies ais 3euge in Soden
Ser i6incbenoen uQrbeit o6er &f"
GorloQe, Dob 6a8 Auabe6lngsomt Biz
/. Sui 100000 iunge Mattner inter
Die 61bnen 81 ritfen 9eoenft.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
GyO prctcitiert ee>
gen Kcnifriptiei,

@nf6ington 8bilip Murrqp.
Ser &ralioent Der $50, Iogte Dob
ieine Organization gegen Die Bebe-
bung oes arbeitermaitgels ouf Dem
@age Ser @eiebgebung lei. gr un6
Die unoeren neutrality-suspicious. Der
go b1tten Den &riegsmo6iliiator
gprnes qebeten, iogEeif eine 4onfe-
ren8 bon Bertrefern Der arbeiter, Der
79slt6ltItrie uipb Ser 2onopirtidnft ein-
5nbaruIen. oomit oieie matt Der SIC.
Qierliltg eillen 8lqn 5ur oltaemellene
8ertcilultg Der 4rbeitsfrdfte alSar-
beiten fonnten.
Cine @rllpre DOH 4bgeoroncten I'M
observation-disclosures, Die nit Dem
8lan, ill9e Wdaner aus Der 9ano-
uirtIdaft gum Militdr ein5u8iebeL
niAt e~inperItonoen lit, 6at gprnes
itn6 ben 3freftor Ser ausbebunas-
gebor6en, Generalization Hemis g.
SerIben icpie i0en Boro 6ooo @omi-
niitrator Morpm SORES aitfgetorbert.
an 0ienstog 5u einer inoffi8ielen
BeIpredatud All erIdetnen.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
pciMlidc 8cacenmne
als Ser Wcitfrcnt

Sci Der 1. Il. 9. Snfanterie-3io
ion - Ser oeutide Soloot mar be-
lonoers als Saboteur n~lSgebiloet
poroen. @r trltq cine o%merifanildc
ltiliform, Soentifi3ierungs5eiden un0
8opiere i. erhielten sen 8efebl, bin-
fer 6en omerifnnilden 9inien Die Ser
febrsmitteI 81 5eritoten. @ufyoem er
Die 2inien gelongt mar, iab er
Ole Madt ser Il. 8 &rmee uto fam
gu Ser lleber5eugun9. 6oB ieine alif~
9obe boiFnungslos lei. @r beihloB,
it'd 8u %eredben. gr eins gum nddlten
Spl0aten in onerifonid]er Uniform
uno iogte oieienl. sd bin ein oeilt.
ifer Soloat. Sf) mod]te mid erge-
@orouf IN tooeaolem 9eutif)
'6ie 4rtfport 5liridfnm: sd gebore
oIf) at elmer oelttlhen Sabotage
aruppe. Oh bilt elm 8errdter". Gle
beiorr Nerieten IN einen beftigen
StrSit scr poit ridltigeil amerifani-
idclt Sptortsr achprt purhe, Die
oann br'oc oefnn icnnabmcn.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
Aausnrrcit iiir
Sran3 &ehar?

2on6on - @reniberidten aus De-
iterreidl 5ufofQe lit iiber 0eli beriibn.
ten GperettenfomponiIten 6roll3 &C.
bar III &iea 6alisorreit ~oerbdngt
mor6en. 8i@1er iit ser jebt 74iGbri-
qe Meiiter BON 0en Na3is infolge lei
ner iefbIt mGbreno Nes iebigen &rie-
Qes tid)t berobgeminoerten Gopulari-
tat in Der qoll6en @elt nidt beldItigt
moroen, 3unlol lie @ert ooralrI leg
ten Dob elm &ompondt pom Honge
2e6nrs ntit tbrem &egille in0entifi-
5iert miro.
8enn lid ser 9erift ii6er sen
Snusarrelt ais ridtig 6eraltsitellen
io(Ite, f0nnte es 0arolli idlieBen loi-
len, bob ser Sd10pfer oes o@rafell
bon 9uremburq," ser ,,2uitigen @it-
me-. 45r~ieoerifllS~ mo oieler otoe.
rem Operetten entlpeoer oos 0o5i-&e-
ginle offentliG fritiiiert bat ooer I'M
folge ieiner lingornden abItmumung
ais niiblid fiir iene nngoril6en &rei'
lie ongeleber miro, 0ie iebt ge9en
9eutldlan0 5ront MAIDEN.
4uf @runo Ser in Seem Dorf Dor
liegenoen Snfornutionen pdren olld
onoere @riin0e fiir oieie miloeite
5orm Der Sirbaftierlrng 2e6ors oenf-
bar. 2ebar, oeiien ,,9ltitiQe 8ittpe"
6efalnatlid oie 2ie6lin9soperette SIT.
lers it, ser lie lid ~un5d6lige @olf
ongebort bot, lit ndmlid nit elmer
2Siioin perbeirntet - dbnlid pie Der
Eenor 2eo Sle5of uno mar Don
ben Rojis, sic onfanglide itber oieies
uOeanfo" bifnpe5iabenL mieoerboli
oufgeiorOert mproeu, lif bon leiner
@attin Sophie, elmer %ge6orener
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
QOnOpn 0er
Sreffpuuft?

9onoon Cine groBe S6log3eiIe
aui Der eriten Seite Der SonOon
@peuttg Rrpg beiogt bub Die bepor-
itebcnOe 3uiummentunit Der ,@roBen
9rei" in QoltOon l~t1ttitn0en miro.
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OoB mon ans 5uuerldiiger Queqe IN
81lbington Den 3reifppllft 8ooole-
uclts, Gbirdias mo Stalins erIob-
rcr bd6e, ferller Dap BrQlioert Moo
iruelts cngiter geroter, Sarrp Sop
fins, bal0 III Qon0on erportet per0en
miro, Inn sic n16eren 8ldne ilber Sas
DiItoriide 8reffep 8u oiSfutieren.
8r1IiOent 9opepelts Snoiigura-
tioi crtolgt um 20. Sanuor, lnio es
beltebt pe1ig o0er feine &usiiht ahf
cine 3ulommenflnft Der D@roBen
3rei' Dor 0ieien 8a9e.
Su 9onOnn befun0et iidl uber Die
uadenieine aniidt, OnB Der BrQiI0ent,
Gburdia ulpo Morifun Stalin emit
ue0er @rDe oieies Monuts ooer aber
9lltfon9 6cbrliar 8uiommenfommen
mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
Onnaitcrs1tmtucIcm int
Acidt mimtmtt III

Stodbolm. - Die Guinpn 9erlins
uno QltOerer GROCER StGote in
Geutidloro liluo @anNiter S05Ien
gemoroen. Sin nettroGer @epG6rs-
mann, ser in ser &eid8bouptita0t
gelebt bat, 9tbt ~folQenoeS 9ilO uor
oem ltnlIid %Qreiien0eu @ongiternn.
meIen in 8eulidlono: @eGdtctc
9eutid1e, Nie non ser 2lrrnee oeier-
tierten o0er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ltidlt nodfainen ooer it'd meigerten,
i'll 9riegsfabrifen 5lt orbeiietL NM
onSlonoilhe Irbeiter nerbergen iidj
IN ben Bergen BON Griiurnern, bic
lif oielfof niele &diiergeoierte sic
StroBen entlon9 eritrefen. Inter
Den eiltgeItitr5ten Mallerll bober lie
elm oerpideltes SDIteln BON @Gnqen
ulo Hdlnen gebolit, in Die ieGbit ole
Bofijei it'd nidt bineimpo9t. Gem
lie peiB, bob ole 8efpoblter 0ieler
unterir0il6en Giple nidt MIR qroBe
Eager ppn aeltoblenen Qe6enSntits
telll uno anoeren 0in9erL ionoern
aud @offen boben.
0adts Iteblen it'd oieie 8oltoen
aus Ser @roe berpor llllo 5ieben ouf
&aub aus. Sn elmer ei15igen Nadt
mnrOen in Berlin fiinf5ig 2G0en aus
9er0umt. GletOer, Sdibe, 9ebens-
mittel, ielbit Mllnition ltlro @oifen
Die bon Der Nrmee geltoblen weroen
tallfen ipdter bGufig i'm uS6mar.
gen Marft" olrf.
Sn bielen 6dGen limo ole Mitglie.
Der 0ieier 9anoen balblpii6iige Bur.
I6en, Die Ii6 Iel6er iiberlolien paren
nodoem lie Gltern ulto Seim Ibe.
8ombenongriffen oerloren botten.
3u etnem melt groBeren Cell ban.
belt es iid) 1ber I'M altslGnoer, oil
our Sflaoenarbeit in ser &iiitungS.
inoultrie aus unterioften 21n0err
importer" quur0en.
Washington Journal., 1945-01-19
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Kroitwcrf IN Strcif

Glepeloro - Die Sr0uitrie I'M
gleoelonoer Geoier erreihte pieoer
Dos poae &rieg8tempo, na6ocln @r-
meeoffi5iere Die 4nlagen Der GleOe-
lono electric illuminating go. gum
8etrieb ii6ernommen bntten, Inn eli
men Streif BON 400 Mann oes Sn,
Itnnobaltungs- uno &obIenbeforoe-
run9s . 8erionals gu enOen. gier-
5ig fiibrenoe &riegs : 8rnon5enten
botten infolge oes Streifs ibren
Stromperbrou6 so bis rs 8ro3ent
unter Dem Normalperbrauh beihnit-
ten, uno in Observation-Disclosures muir
De erfldrt, ooB 5abIloie arbeitsIhun-
Den : 2eiltungen p~erloren gegangen
ieien.
(3as 8erliner &ooio brod)te einen
a1lr3rpeuenfunf oes inter 0eutlder
aontrole ltebelloen Senoers ,,4rns
benz eating, Der beiagte, ouB der
gor3e S.oote Ohio megen bes
Streifs bon &raftperf : Arbeitern
rnollitanoig perounfelt it,"