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Evening star., 1945-07-03
Federal Puy
Continued From First Page

tion of Governmnt Employees, AFL,
said today.
With basic wage increases and
the new regular time-and-a-half
overtime provisions, the yearly sal
airy increases for the average Gov
ernment worker figured to be about
$500 under a 48-hour week. A A.
hour week means a slash of several
hundred dollars.
For example, workers formerly
earning a basic salary of 81 $50,
actually earned 1870 with the time
and-a-twelfth overtime provisions
then in effect. Under the new regu-
lations they would earn s2,472, an
increase of $500. A 44-hour week
would reduce this to $2,187.
Less Than Old Scale.
A straight 40-hour work week
would bring the salary down to
81 1920, which represents pay under
the new basic salary increase and
no overtime. This would be $50 less
per year than the worker earned
under the old pay scale. ~
Other unions asking for additional
pay legislation are the National
Federation of Federal Employees and
the United. Federal Workers of
America, CIO.
Eleanor Nelson, president Of the
UFWA, has sent letter to George
]. Schoeneman, administrative as
sistant to President Truman. ask
ing that inequities be corrected by
new pay legislation. 'a t
Speed victory by buying bonds
through payroll savings.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
Ma Registered q. Patent

want to know how those tricks work
that Paul Mix pulls off with such
ease at the Trade Winds.
Il used to be surprised when a
dainty looking lady would approach
me and timidly ask for a few point
ers. but not any more" Paul said.
It's just got so lately that / had to
do something about it"
What Paul has decided to do is
open roping school one of these
days in the near future. 1t would
be sort of a physical education
academy where those who wished
might major in roping.
\ Il 4
Seven children, say maybe you
have some red points you don't
need"
The speaker was an unidentified
gentleman talking to a very much
identified young lady in the Sazarac
Room of the Old New Orleans. Well
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Rites for Mrs. Deibert
Set for Thursday

Funeral services for Mrs. Ella
Hannum Deibert, mother of Alan T.
Deibert, associate professor of ro-
nance languages at George Wash
ington University, will be held at 2
pm. Thursday at the Gawler fu-
neral home, 1750 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. Burial will be in Potts
vile, Pa.
Mrs. Deibert died Saturday after
short illness at the home of her
son at 2124 / street NV. She was
native of Philadelphia and had
resided most of her life in Wash
ington.
She is survived by another son,
Anthony H. Deibert, Los Angeles
attorney. and brother, Luther K.
Hannum, of Pottsville, Pa.
Evening star., 1945-07-03

has shown more than the necessary
two-thirdS majority ready to vote
for the Charter No Senator inter
viewed has come out against it.
Before vote is taken, however,
the thick, seven-pound document
will be taken apart phrase by phrase
and its import fully developed in
debate.
Stettinius First Witness.
First witness before the Foreign
Relations Committee will be Edward
r. StettiniuS, jr, former Secretary
of State and President Truman's
choice to represent the United States
in the postwar security machinery.
Mr.. Stettinius and DR.. Leo Pas
volsky, State Department expert on
the organization plan as it grew
from Dumbarton Oaks to San Fran
cisco, will be asked to spell out
the full meaning of every factor in
the Charter.
Senator Green said such testi-
mony by these two should be enough
to establish a prima facie case" and
the group then could hear ANY
opposition views, assuming there are
any"
To expedite the hearings, Chair
man Connally asked that interested
organizations send written state
ments rather than depend entirely
on oral testimony.
Hopes for Action by August Is.
The leadership hopes to report
the Charter to the Senate floor
by July % and Senator Barkley,
Democrat, of Kentucky envisages
ratification by August Is.
This would meet with Mr.. Tru-
mans appeal for prompt ratifica-
ton" laid before the Senate, along
with the official copy of the Charter,
yesterday afternoon.
The President called the docu-
ment the guidepost on the road to
peace and made it plain, in a seven
minute speech, that he thinks this
Nation should be the first to ratify
it to show that America is leading
the way from war.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Rankin 70 Oppose Plan
For Jackson as Head Of
Un-American Probers
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Acting Chairman Rankin of the
House Committee on american
Activities indicated today he would
oppose selection of Representative
Jackson, Democrat, of Washington,
as committee chairman
In statement commenting on
the vacancy created by the resig-
nation of Chairman Hart. and re-
ports that the 33-year-old jackson
would succeed Mr.. Hart, Mr.. Ran
kin said:
mo member should be selected
for this post who opposed the Gre
alton of this committee or who is
opposed to the purposes for which it
was established"
Mr.. Jackson was recorded as not
voting on January 3 when the House
established the committee as per-
manent successor to the old Dies
Committee. However, on March
7 he voted against giving the COM
mite $4,000 for operating ex-
penseS.
Other Opposition Seen.
In 1943, when the old Dies group
was extended for the Seventy-eighth
Congress, Mr.. jackson voted against
its continuance andagainst financ-
ing it.
Other Southerners indicated they,
too, would oppose selection of Mr..
Jackson, who has been classed as
a liberal" by colleagues since he
came to the House in l941.
While Mr.. Rankin did not indi-
cate his own choice for the chair
manship, his associates said the
Mississippian favored Representa-
tive Gibson, Democrat, of Georgia.
The Committee on Un-American
Activities" Mr.. Rankin said in his
statement, has tremendous task
before 1t running down and ex-
posing those elements and indi-
viduals who are trying to under
mine and destroy our constitutional
form of Government and our
American way of life.
Use TotaIitarian Tactics.
They are using the same dan
gerous techniques and tactics en-
plJyed in every totalitarian country
in Europe. They are trying to get
control of the press. either by pur-
chase, advertising or other influ-
enceS. They are trying to get con-
troll of the radio and the picture
shows, driving decent, patriotic
Americans like Cecil De Mile and
Upton Close from the screen and
from the air
They are carrying on schools of
subversive technique for the pur-
pose Of teaching their deadly doc
trines and matchmaking the chill
dren of this country through the
schools, through the press, through
the radio, and through the moving
picture shows"
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Attorneys Widow Dies
In Gas-FiIIed Kitchen

The body of Mrs. Anna Morelock
Baldt 48, widow of George c. Baldt,
former Washington patent attorney,
was found lying on two chairs in
the gas-filled kitchen of her home,
4237 Nebraska avenue NV, this
morning, the police reported.
Clad only in nightgown, the
body was discovered about am.
by neighbor, Mrs. Robert E. Fugitt,
4233 Nebraska avenue NV, who
said she was taking Mrs. Baldt's
breakfast to her Mrs. Baldt had
been in i'll health for the last three
days, Mrs. Fugitt said
According to police, Mrs. Baldt had
been dead about eight hours.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
. Veterans
Continued From First Page. }

we got no doctors. One member
of the Procurement and Assignment
Board, doctor with high rating,
said to me, You've got more doc
tors and nurses than you need
now"
Faced Critical Shortage.
This statement was made, Gen.
Hines. explained, despite the fact
that veterans hospitals faced a
critical shortage of doctors, because
so many were entering the armed
forces and it was impossible to get
requirements. -
Gen. Hines pointed out that he
already had recommended more
than once, and again would urge a
bill substantially like one pending
before the committee to set up a
medical corps within the Veterans
Administration and remove it from
civil service.
The Civil Service Commission,
Gen. Hines said, despite a co-opera-
tive attitude and many conferences,
had failed to solve the personnel
needs of the Veterans Administra-
ton, and it was only by waving the
Classification Act and appointing
temporary employees that the hos
pitals had been stated at all.
Draft Constitution Plans.
Gen. Hines told the committee
that the Federal Board of Hospitali-
zation was working out a construc-
ton program for veterans hospitals
calling for expenditure of about
80,000,000, already authorized by
Congress, to provide 1888 new beds.
He, foreSaw a need for perhaps
300 900 beds in the next 30 years as
of the present war, grow
older and require more hospitaliza-
ton.
He agreed, in response to a ques-
ton, that it would be helpful If the
veterans administrator had cabinet
rank.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Stove Burners Removed,
Tenants Awarded $50

A $50 judgment was awarded Mr.
and Mrs. William Thompson, 1872
Columbia road NV, in Small Claims
Court yesterday on a claim their
former landlords at 1886 Kenyon
street NV. removed the burners
from their gas stove last month.
Judge John P Mcmahon awarded
the Judgment, against Mr.. and Mrs.
F. c.. Campbell, 222 F street NE,
under the minimum service stand
ards section of the Emergency Rent
Control Act. The Thompsons said
the defendants had served no for
NAL eviction notice on them.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
House Unit Approves
Probe of Highways Cost
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The House Rules Committee yes
terday approved legislation to enable
the Roads Committee to investigate
expenditures in connection with the
Alaskan and Pan-American high
ways.
The legislation still requires
House action before the inyestiga-
ton can be made. r..
Evening star., 1945-07-03

b e en- awarded
the Legion of
Merit end Gold
Star in lieu of
a second Legion
of Merit, the
N Wy Depart
ment announced
today.
Admiral Nc
Crea was at one
time naval aide
to the late Pres
ident Roosevelt.
The Legion of
Merit went to
him for "excep-
tionally meri-
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Gets MANAGEMENT Post

R. R. Zimmerman of the Civil
Service Commission staff has been
elected president of the Society for
the Advancement of Management.
it was announced at the society's
headquarters in New York. Mr..
Zimmerman, who is assistant to the
chairman of Civil Services Federal
Council on Personnel Administra-
ton, lives at 4607 Kenmore drive
NJ w
Evening star., 1945-07-03

anyway give her
a few more days
the whole town
will be talking
about the clubs
new vocalist, SUE
Milroy.
Th e seve n
C h IL Dire IN are
S u e S brothers
and sisters and
they're all pretty
proud of their
big sister. Sue,
you know, is a
former NBC and
B e Network
vocalist. M or e
4
Evening star., 1945-07-03
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. ldlDS, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, lDait three tuH days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1945-07-03
hcCrea, Once Aide
To President, Wins
Two Merit Medals

Rear Admiral John L. McCrea, 81,
of 17oO Surrey lane NV, director
of the central division of the Office
of Chief of Naval Operations. has
Evening star., 1945-07-03

We need tin, we need tin NOW!
Americas only tin mines are in your
kitchen, so prepare your tin cans
now and place them by your gar
bage can in separate containers for
collection. II not collected phone
Republic 84SS.
Evening star., 1945-07-03

Sure Quimby eats Wheaties.
And how about you? Are you get
ting all the hefty nourishment and
hearty flavor that's to be had in
Evening star., 1945-07-03

Speed victory by buying bonds
through payroll savings.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-21
Gttt 8ergbolt fdbrt 3nr
See

~Dos 8olf Ser Sirten", tpie sic
Sbmei5er bon einem einbeimii9en
Dtdter l9on genannt tpor6en it11o, be-
ltebt telnestpegs nur aus iooelnoen
Sennen, slpbornbl6iern un6 Sotel-
portiers, nie man inn Muslanoe Bis
tpeilen~ glaubt. Die S6lpei5 lit 5tpar
arm at 8ooeni6ben, l1no ibren 8e.
oarf an 2ebensmitteln fann fie nur
5um fleinifen Sell aus Ser 2an6es-
proouttion oeden; ni9tsoeItopeniger
1T tie elm bodinouitrialii iitertes 2ano
uno als iol9es nie faum Elm 5tpeites
anf Smport uno grport angepieien
- tpeitgebeno abbndeig bon Der see,
f9iffabrt. @enn aber Die 5eetrons.
porte itoden, tpie bas in einem arieg,
ON benz faft ale feefabrenoen gatio.
men beteiligt fin6, Der SAL it, oon1,
tit BITE S@pei3 in ibrer @riften5 BE.
brobt. 9ie @riegfiibrenoen babeu
lfbon balo nad &nfans oiefes arieges
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-21

itno iotute Die nottpen6ige ftarfe bot
trtndre @rltnoIage baben, auf Der iie
aufbal1et1 tonnen, obne BET onoeren
geiittge anleiben 81 MAIDEN.
Siderem 8ernebmen mad lit oett
iungen befgii6en &atboliten CUR
@riinoung ibres Organs @elo anee.
boten tporoen; bod Iebnte bieie ab.
Sic glauben, oaB Der fir Die Serauss
gabe oes 9lattes nottpenoige 8etrag
I'M 8ege Der l1mlaee, bur6 QnteiIe
bon fiinf Sranfen aufgebro6t per0en
fann.
@uf Der an6eren Sette bat Maior
l1genr ieiuen Blan nod nidt oufge.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-21

geben, cine eigene e3itung beraus8u>
geben als Organ zines 2infsblods I'm.
ter totboliidem ginHuB. Die Sinters
manner oieieS Blanes ftno: 0elfoiie,
Der ebemalige Suiti5mini1ter uno 80.
@regoire bon oen gbriitli6en 0emo>
fraten. Sbnen itebt @elo bon Der
So6finan5 5ur 8erfiigung; 1te BE-
baltpten troboeut unabbGngig bleiben
al tDoQen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-21

Das I'M &ufe ser &eiligfeit perz
itorbene Snoianermdb6en @ateri
EetaftDitba lebte Dor bret Sabrbun>
oerten unb NOR geboren in auries-
bile, oem S6auplab oes Martp.
RUINS Ser erIten &poltel Noroame.
rifas. sic Itarb in einem sSnoianer.
0orf in Ser Ndbe bon Montreal.
Sbr Seligipre6ungspro3eB miro in
Gom ertDogen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-21

bon insgeiant 10000 80fg gu fdaf.
fen - nibt ee3abIt Die beioeu Sgif-
fe ,garttas /" uno ,,goritas e., bic
fir oos Snternationale aomttee bonn
Roten &re,i5 fabren.
0ie Jraee Der 8emannitne mar irt-
oeiien 11t6t leibt 5u Ioien, benn es
gtbt auf Der ganaen 8elt eiaeu ett-
5igen &apitdn fdpei5ertider Ratio.
nalitat (be1te fiibrt er oas ib5nite
S6pei5er S6tff, Die ,,@iger"). I'm
@omplifationen nit oen frtegfiibren.
ben Seernabten ausautpeiben, surtr.
BEN MIR angeborige neltraler staaten
als 8aiabungsmitelieoer angebeaert.
8alo tpuroe aber ibapeiaerii9es Rab.
tuu6sperional ausgebiloet, 3. 9. mu1r.
ben Slugfunfer auf Seefunf ,tmse.
i6ult, 10 oaB beute 80 Biz 40 &ro-
gent Der 5diffsbelasuneen aus
S6meiaern beiteben.
9eatiirlidb iest it9 bic i,1nse gdmei.
ger 5lotte nidt aus Sdiffen re,sefter
&onitrnftton 5uiamnten, oenn tDer
tpoute ,tnter ben beuttgen umitdnoen
iol6e berfaufen. &ber tpibtig par,
oaB iiberbaupt tpelde erbdHli9 pa.
rem. 8ie wi9ttg, oas beereift utan,
tpenn man tpeiB, 6aB ielblt Der i,ttens
fio betriebene lanotpirti i9afhiae
Webronbou in Der S9tpeia ni9t mebr
als 40 Bro5ent oes @efautbeoarfs au
oeden bermag. Ser norurale 8or-,
frtegsbeoarf oer S6pei5 an 2ebens.
mitteln, Die iiber oas Meer berange.
i6afft puroen alio unter aus.
fb1uB Der fir oie Snouitrie tpidtigen
&obftoffe - betrGgt 1.2 Miltonen
Sonnen pro Sabr. 8enn beute auh
nur Elm Sell oieler Menee berantrans.
portiert gu iperoen bernlag 10 fa1n
oo6 tpenigitens - uno -bas lit ertt-
i6etoeno - Der 8eoarf an ptrflt6
lebenspi6tigen @iitern geraoe eeoeh
tperoen. 9aB oies mosli6 lit, bat Die
S6pei5 iibrtgenS, abgeieben BON ib.
rem eigenen @nltrengungen, gu etnem
Sell Dem @nteegenfommen SStaliens
5u oeroanfer, oas ibr ben Safen bon
@enuo 10 lange ais m0gli9 often
bielt.
sluBer0em baben bic eigenen see.
transporte Der S6tpei8 nod etnen
finan3ieuen 94ipett. 8is CUR @aaf"
fung elmer eigenen See eflotte beaogen
Die auslanoil9en &eeoer i6brIib ca.
40 biz SO Neiaionen Sdpeiaer 5ran.
fen an Sra6tgelotern. @enn man
tpeiB, oaB Die 5ro6tlpeien oes 4riees-
transportamtes in oieiem @rieee bic
Summe bon 100 Miaionen Granfen
iabrli6 bel nettem iiberiteigen, Bee
greift man lei6t, tpiebiel Die S9tpei5
our Sanierung unb @usbebnung Der
auslanoii9en &eeoereien beigetragen
bat. @dbreno oes lesten 8elhrieges
fonnten iddsungspeiie 80 aroBe
TRANSPORTER NIT elmer geuttonnage
bon insgeiant 100000 Eonnen auf
Soften Der S6tpet5er 4oniumenten
gebaut wer6en. Ser gr6Bte Sell Der
100 Mfiuionen Gra9tipeien entfdM
beute auf Die eigene Slotte ,tno Die
gedarterten grie6tiden 5diffe. =
Wenn Die S6tpei5er beute ou6 Die
natiirli6e S6eu Der 2anoratten bor
oem 8aiier iibertuunoen baben nrD
auf See gegangen itarb, 10 taten fe es
ood nur unter Dem ,ttrausmei6li9e,r
3mmg oes &rieges, inn Ranlpf Inn
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Der fir nidt.ieeFabrenbe goIfer Der.
fiigbare 5ra9tra,sm idn1oI5 In Der
5olge beoenflt9 raid auiammen, ,1no
balo tonnte Die Sd1pei3 ieben, tuo ite
NIT tbren Seetransporten blieb. Sn-
folge oteier geotlage tam es idlieBlid
baau oaB bas ,,goIt Der Sirten" a,1fs
8aiier gtne - ,,6er Scot gebordeno,
ni6t Dem eigenen Eriebe" -, in6em
es itd eine, tpenn aud beibeioene ct.
gene 5eeflotte iduf.
9is es 10 tpett mar, bate es oller-
oings man6er Initreneung be6urft
3par batten i6on i'm Sabre 1864 Ell.
nige initiatibe aus1anbsi6tpeiaer Der.
ir!dt, cine i6tpei3eriide Slotte ms
2eben a1 rufen. 9ie 8emiibungen tpas
rem aber an ber Saltung Der Gee
md6te gef6eitert, Die feine groBe 2uft
5eigten, Der S6tpet5 Die Ne6te elmer
ieefabrenben Station 3u3uerfenner,
uno nos BON ienen 8eitrebuneen
iibrig blieb, tpar Dor allem oie fomis
i6e Sigur 6es A6n1trals Der S6tpei-
ger Glotte in Der fran50iti6en Spe.
rette ,,2a bic portftenne". 0ie Grage,
Oh elm Staat obne etgene Meeresfii.
item nit eigenen S6tffen our See fab
rem oiirfe> tpuroe erit i'm Sabre 1921
our6 Die Jog. SlaggenredtsertIdrung
BON Barcelona abgefl6rt, bic au9
Staaten, Die nidbt ans Meer onltoBen,
oieies Redt 5ugeitebt.
Sn Srteoensaeiten aeiete ii6 fir
oie S6tpei5 tn6eiien fein oringenoes
8eoiirfnis, eieene Seefdiffe fabren 5u
laiien. Sdiffe aller 2dnber bra9ten
Dos bon ibr benottgte @etret6e uno
ote &obitoffe uno fir Oie @rportgiiter
feblte es faum an 8eribiffungseele.
genbeiten. Wtit benz &riegsausbrua
dnoerte it6 inoeiien bte 5ituation ra-
pioe. 8lodaoe un6 @egenbloda6e lie.
BEN fir Die ibtpei5eriiden Seetrans.
porte balo nur nod Sdtffe neutraIer
@robenien5 in Sroge fommen. gu.
na6it 6arterte 6as etogen01iii9e
&riegstranSportamt, 6as ii6 nit Die.
fen Srogen befaBte> etnige grie6il9e
S6iffe un6 iebte ite 5tptl9en uberIee.
tl6en Safen uno @enua Elm. MIs
@noe 1910 @rie9enlano in oen @rieg
eintrat ln0 it6 Ser &reis Ser neutra>
len Staoten infolge 6es &riegsber~
loufs 5uiebenos berringert batte,
i6tpano au6 INNER mebr oie Mogs
li9fett, neutrale S6iffe 5u 6artern.
llnter oielen ltnit6noen iab 1id Die
S6nei3 Dor sic Nottpenoigteit ee-
ftellt, eigene S6iffe in oen Oienit if
rer 3ufubren 81 itellen. SS1t tpenigen
Wo9en muroe gu 8eginn bes Sab.
res 1941 Die fir oie 3u1aiiuns uno
Den 8etrieb i6tpei5erii6er Seebamps
fer nottpenoise @eiebgebung - cine
iol6e batte in einern bon Bergen Elm.
gei6loiienen 2anoe tpie Der S6pei8
begreifli6ertpeiie ni6t eriitiert - in
Gag uno gea6tarbeit, man oarf i6on
iagen: ~ous oem 8ooen geftantpfftt', ,
nno oie S6iffsbeiasungen >puroeu
fnr3erbano Dem iduei5eriI6en Weili.
taritrafgeieb unteritel1t (oer aapitdn
bat ungefabr Die 8efugniiie etnes
Sberiten IN Der S6tpei5er Mrmee).
@eit ben re6tli9en @runologen
par es aueroings nid3t eetan: Damp.
fer galt es 5u bei6affen. geeubauterl
famen natiirli6 ni6t in 6rose, aber
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Ser innge belgii6e
9QtbOli3tsutmS


Sdreiber oieies bate oieIer Sage
@elegenbeit, einen prominenten Ser.
treter Der belgii9en tatbolii9en Su'
geno an~ ipre6en, Der Die unterbaltung
NIT Der 8emerfung etnleitete: ,,Das,
tpas mir augenbliMi9 our9maden,
lit etnes Cages au gnoe. Damn tper'
ben Die suabren 4rdfte an bic Def.
fentldtett 6rtngen, Die it9 be1te ni9t
berialeiBen tpollen." Damn i6iloerte
mir Der iunee 8elgier bic Irbeit p6b"
reno Der 6euti6en 8eiebung, bic aus"
f9Eeblid oarouf geridtet tpar, oas
neue 8elgten bor5ubereiten.
Sotpeit ftd beute bereits iiberieben
laBt idien I'M pallonii6en @ebiet bic
fatboliide 8etpegung redt iebr i'm
argen 5u liesen; man fiebt feline jim.
eeren Rrdfte, Die fabig tpdren, zines
Cages bic 9inge in bic San6 gu neb-
men. Gang inn @egenteil gum f11mi.
fden @ebtet, mo- Die tatbolii9e Su.
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iiberaus aftib rn6 intenito mar. 81.
ner Der Manner, Die it9erli9 i'm po.
lttiiden Qeben 8elgiens cine NoIe
ipielen tper6en> lit Der fI4mii6e
&e6tsantpolt Comp Serbert aus
Gourtrais, Der in &reiien Ser 2onoo.
ner @rilregterung als Sai6i1t ber-
{drien tpar uno aud auf oeren i6por.
6en 2iiten figl1rierte.
Gonp Serbert tpar ieoo9 meoer
5oidiit nod buloigte er ismals faidis
ftii6en glnidauungen. @uer6ings:
pabren6 Der 6euti6en Serri9oft be-
orbeitete er nit Dem ibm eigenen 81.
fer Die alten fatbolil6en Staatspbis
loiopben, ma6te 4us5iige aus ibren
4ebren uno' bra6te iie unter bic fIG.
mif9e Sugeno, Die ipiternatii9 ge.
19ult tpuroe, I'M zines Cages fGbig
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-01
THE MAJESTY OF THE LAW

When Recorders Court Judge John J. Maher
stated in the Bob-Lo discrimination case that the
court seeks to see that all Gods children have equal
rights in Michigan" he touched keynote Of our
democracy. When Justice Keller Mackay of the On
taro Supreme Court ruled against restrictive cove
nants in Canada last week, he too paid tribute to
the democratic principles for which the Allies said
they were fighting in World War II. These jursts
have upheld the majesty Of the law in the eyes Of
all people who are truly civilized today.
The ruling of Justice Maciay against covenants
barring Jews in Canada from purchasing and occu-
plying restricted" properties is classic statement
which merits universal acclaim, Said he:
In my opinion, nothing could be more calcu-
lated to create deepen divisions between existing
religious and ethnic groups in the province or in
this country, than the sanction Of method of land
transfer which would permit the segregation an d
confinement of particular groups to particular bust
ness or residential areas. 1t appears to be moral
duty at least to lend aid to all forces of cohesion and
similarly to repe all tendencies which would imperil
national unity"