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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17

NEW YORK, (ANPl - Negro BOY
scout, number 100000 in America
but the 1915 program is aimed to
attract 100000 more.
That revelation was continued
i'm a report to scout executives last
week by Stanley A. Harris national
director of the Boy Scout interraclal
service, who praised the work OF
scout leaders last year but asked
where are the other 100000 Negro
rows who want to be cupS and
Scouts?"
Harris revealed that Baltimore
cubs. senior scouts and registered
units but Chicago leads in scouts
and total membership Scout
leaders who made extraordinary pro-
g9ess during 1944 were Emmerson
James and Wendell Henry of
Chicago Boots" Johnson and
William Colwell of Baltimore, Fred
Maise of Norfolk. Va. Joe Gross of
Detroit and Bob Perry of New
Orleans
Harrts IS outlined orgarizational
plans for the 1915 scout program
and urged leaders to assign member
still leads in the total number OF
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
College Drive To
Begin On April 10

upgrading of facilities"
John . Rockefeller, Jr.. chairman
of tie national advisory committee,
dccCribcd the Fund as an oppor-
tunity for Americans to work, plan
and give together, so that whites
and Neg1 oes May grow ever closer
in mutual sympathy, understand
ing. tolerance. and good Will.
President Mordecai w. johnson.
of Howard University, was one oil
The principal speakers at the meet
ing. Trustees of the Fund college
were special guests. Walter Hoving'
chairman of the national executive
committee, presided.
Upon how we'll the Furd colleges
function largely depends the type
cf leaders and technical men that
Negroes will have the future, Mr..
Morgan told the group.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
Gamblers Will
To Court Again

LOUISVILLE CAMP Basing
their attack on the grounds that
the much fought handwritten will
of Joe Buford, Louisville gambler
is forgery, kinsmen have filed suit
to have the document set aside.
Buford who died May 3, left an
estate of $192,050.
Plaintiffs are half-brother, Nc
Kin1ey Buford, Detroit, and two
half-sisters of Buford, Mrs. Corde-
liza b White and Lizzie 3. Glib
breath, both of Pulaski, Tenn.
Defendants are G. w. Anderson
state representative and admin
strator of the will, and Lottie l..
Bush, who cared for Buford for
many years, along with ID other
beneficiarieS.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
Dixie Newsmen
To Push Equal
School Inquiry
Conference Is
Called March "a
AT jackson, Miss.

NEW ORLEANS, La. (SNSl-
That Southern Negro leaders VIII
attempt to interpret what in their
Judgment is actual educational
equality was decided here last week,
during the sessions of the Southern
Western Conference Of the National
Negro Publishers.
A resolution introduced by Edi-
tor Roscoe Dunjee. publisher of the
Black Dispatch. Oklahoma City,
and unanimously passed by the
body, provided for an educational
conference to be held in Jackson,
Mississippi, March "a.
The conference agreed that the
Southern Western Regional Pub
fishers. headed by c. A. Scott of the
Atlanta Daily World and Carter
w. Wesley, editor of the InformeI
Group of Papers, would furnish
auspices for this conference, to
which all presidents of Land-Grant
colleges. private colleges, hi school
principals and any group having
been named by authorities IN their
states to study equalization of
educational opportunities are in
vited.
The jackson meeting is follow
up of the action of Southern Gov
errors recently meeting at Biloxi
at which time Governor Kerr OF
Oklahoma led a fight for educa-
tional equality and was successful
in getting endorsement of his ideas
along this line.
1--WE want every Negro educator
in the South to attend this con-
ference, if possible declared Car
ter w. Wesley, who will preside ov-
er the sessions. THE almost utter
lack Of Institutional equipment in
the separate schools of the South
is one of the important points that
should be stressed There will be
no way for Negro youth to secure
opportunity to develop skills and
enter into competition with other
workers until this condition is
changed
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17

NEW YORK (SNS)- StreSsing the
country's need for a trained Negro
leadership, Thomas Morgan, presl-
dent of The Sperry Corporation ana
national chairman of the second
annual United Negro College und
campaign, last week announced
le45 goal of s1,550OOo and said the
appeal would begin in Sd cities ON
April Is.
Addressing a notable group OF
white and Negro educators and bus
mess executives in Radio Clty'S
Rainbow Room. MIR. Morgan &C.
clared ''The 80 accredited private
colleges united in the Fund need
S525 900 to make up the difference
between operating costs and their
war depleted incomes Some S57o,ood
more is needed for building repairs
and we seek S45O,000 for studens
aid, enlarging Libraries, and general
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17

light at it until the tanks were re-
fueled .
one of the first buildings hit by
the German barrage was one where
So prisoners were being kept. Sew
era1 were killed. The fight kept
IN most Of The day on March s,
as the German paratrcopers strug-
gled to keep from being cut OF by
the link up of the 35th Division with
the Canadian Army just north OF
here. Shells still were falling the
morning of March 4 but the tankers
were relieved when the engineers
found bypass into town where
supplies could be brought up. the
'ark battalion is commanded by
Lieutenant Colonel George D. Dalia
Of 226 South New Hampshire
&trcet, Los Angles, California.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
Negro Boy Scout Goal IS Set
At One Million For This Year
Only 100000 Now Enrolled,
Stanley A. Harris Reveals

Of their troop to the Gen. Eisen-
hover paper campaign" which
started on March
Membership growth has been re-
tarded either by an activities pro-
gram or the lack of one, the Scout
leader charged. "A great many
councils are still without camp
ard did not promote any council
or district program for Negro boys
last year" he pointed out. Insist
that your Negro group plan early
to have a Camporee and a camp
and announce them at least three
Or four months in advance. "
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
Soldier Sends $500
To National NAACP

NEW YORK - (SNS1- A $500
life membership was received in
the national Office from Pvt. Albert
P. Miles, Btry D. nth AAA Gun
Bi. (SM), somewhere in the Pa
cific." Except for the modest dec
laration of the soldiers sentiment
in making the contribution no fur
Their identity could be made.
In the expression of his desire
for membership, he said, I am very
impressed with the work that the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People has
done and is still doing. I am hop
ing the success of the organization
will continue"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
FoRESEES RACE TROUBLE

WASHINGTON, (ANP)-l7epubli-
can Sen. Wayne Morse of oregon,
speaking before meeting OF the
Council of Social Agencies here
last week, expressed the fear that
if unemployment sweeps the coun-
try after the war, race problems in
volved in employment will increase
tremendously.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
All He'll Breaks
Loose When Men
Invade SeveIen
Blast Path Out
OF Nazi Trap
With Machineguns

WITH THE 35TH INFANTRY
DIVISION IN GERMANY fSNS1--
WhsD 30-caliber ammunition inside
their tanks was exhausted. men or
a Negro tank battalion task force,
which staged a miniature "Bastogne'
IN Sevelen, March 4, came out from
behind their steel protection ard
used 50-caliber flax machineguns
in the open on top. They severely
mauled Nazi parachute units in
savage street fighting while cu5
off for 10 hours.
The battalion was part of Tank
force Bvrne' named after Colonel
Bernard Byrne, of Bradenton
Florida.
CAN FIGHT
"These colored tarkers really have
given a good account of themselves
end our doughboye say they can
fight with them ANYTIME. Byrre
said. They stay right UP with the
douohboys and foot soldiers like
that. "
The 7S4th Tank Battalion was
fighting its first offensive action
beside the 35th Infantry Division.
The battalion won a place in the
hearts of the men Of the battle
hardened 25th Division who had
fought from ST. Lo to Venlo and
beyond the battle it put up here
and The spearilead fighting it did
20 get here
The tank battalion's "Bastogne"
started when Gustav I Dmandt. of
Barksdale Courts Bossier CITY.
Shreveport, Louisiana. led a small
tank force in night attack on Sc
velen
ATTACK AT NIGHT
I'VE came across the bridge and
tito the. town in the dark" he said.
1--WE had a couple of bazooks fired
al us on the way in but it was not
until we got to the town when all
hell broke Loose. Bazookas and shells
came in from the sides. There must
have been a bazooka shell every
minute all night"
In the midst Of the melee with
street fighting going on all over
town, the Germans blew bridge
behind the tank force. That was
when the tank men climbed on tor
Of their tank and cut loose theil
so caliber machineguns
With the coming of daylight the
town had been largely cleared anc
in the words of tank Corporal G
Fl. Roberts, of Taylertown. Mississ
ippi. "Those old guns sort of spit a
them and we killed a right smart
pile"
The Germans stayed just outside
the town and poured In mortar
lnachinegun and shell fire all day.
They apparently had observation
| inside the town as the shells hit
With deadly effect and the outfit
suffered its heaviest casualties since
starting its drive February 25.
NAZIg HUEL M0RTAES
eve had to refuel the tanks" Dur
andt said every time the boys
got out in the open, Jerry mortars
fell all around them but they kept
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
Amaze Your Friends
With Magic

Have the popularity you have dream
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YOU make things disappear, reappeaf
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17

JEFFERSON CITY. MO. CAMP
A bill to abolish Lincoln university
was introduced in the house Tues
day by Rep. Frank Mishah Cd OF
ST Louis According to the repre-
sentative, it was introduced at the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17

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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17

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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
Negro Girl Winner
In Essay Contest

FORT WORTH, Texas (ANP) -
A scholarship check for $500 for
warded to the fiscal office at Prai-
RE View, is the result of prize
winning essay on the constitution
by Miss Billie Jane Lewis OF this
eity.
A senior in I M. Terrell High
School Miss Lewis entered the con-
test in 1914 when the Ft Worth
Dolly Star telegram opened the
subject to all high school pupils,
regardless of color.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
I

Cadillac Publishing Co., Dept. M-62o
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ERIN SEA MANUAL" In plain wrapper married
sspereonaI' with FREE GIFT $500 VALUE
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can return hooks and monay VIII be refnn"ea
! 2f.
Name
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4 rgsact ha.- vn- a-ste- r. seve DELIVERY
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
CHOIR GOWNS

CHOIR GOWNS
MINIsTFRs' ROBES, with black velvet
from ssa.OA. Taken from Rental Stock
Descriptive Catalogue Mailed
LOUIS J. LINDNER
ia3-D West o7-d Street
Dept. 1881
New York City, 1. Longacfe s-I1D
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17

sands of satisfied users have found
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directed.
w Highly recommended for daily
cleansing away surface dirt is mild
and fragrant Black and White Skin
Soap, 10e and 25e, sold everywhere.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
AN ACNE
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are present. Relieve
these troublesome
symptoms of
caused pimples with
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White Ointment. Thou
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17
A DOCTORS
PRESCRIPTION
FOR The SCALP

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ton of your hair does often depend heaviF
on the natural health of your scalp. Year,
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Written ssdslo s,.ns, baek gsessSess
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17

NAZIg HURI, MoRTARg
eve had to refue1 the tanks" Dur
andt said Every time the boys
got out in the open, Jerry tnortars
fell all around them but they kept
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-17

las sixteenth Az
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
Ga Spc3ia, Scrrara fal>
len an S. Il. S.s2lrmcc

Gon1 - 1rltppen ser nmerifnni-
lf)en 5. Mrmee iiberqlterten oen $50
uno anoere alliierte Gruppen 6elcbten
Ga Spe5ia, Mooena unO 5errara,
pomit sic t25 Mfeilen lange oeutide
8erteioiguneslinie auf ser italieni-
lfen Sal6iniel 3%eridmettert NOR. 40
900 @efangene iin0 6isber gema6t
rporoen uno sic Dor etipaS nlebr ols
elmer 8od)e begonnene 6%rii6ia6rsoi-
feniipe bat 5lt GROCER 8eute gefii6rt.
Ser roife alliierte 8ormari6,
ourd Sen ser 5eino lin 8erpirrung
gebolten uno ieine 0afidublinien
geltort" peroen iollen, ibut Oie Oeut-
Ihe @oiition in Stalien in cine fritz
ide Gage periebt. Alliierte 5lu95euge
uno 8ar5er baliten Oeutif}e Sruppen
un0 8erfebrsmittel in Stiide, Oie in
&elieln binter Sen raid oorriifenoen
&r1ften Ser 5. urt0 s. Mrmee feItla-
bon
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
ScrtIhritt INT ser
DiGt>8~ cRamNlMno

@elegerttlih zines 8anfetts Sitter
9erren Ser llnioeriitD Of Cincinnati
beridtete Or. Com 9. Spies, ser
Gbef ser ern16rungstberopeutiideit
alinif oes Sillman : SoipitalS in
Birmingham, 4la., ii6er @rfolge ser
9i1t. 8ebanolung oes 8ellagra mo
anoerer, aus f~ebGerbofter @%rnabrung
reiultierenoen &ronfbeiten in ser ge.
nannten NnitQlt.
Die Soften oeS getriebs Der @Iinif
in Birmingham wer0en BON Ser Uni.
oerIitdt Cincinnati eetragen, an Ser
Or. Spies ais groiellor ser Me0i5in
mirft. Die Notwithstanding
ermoglidt es inn in einem idoen
Sabre Our6 ldltgere 8eurlau6ltng
BON Ieiner 2elrtGti8feit, ii6 oen Sn-
t"ereiien ser &linff uno oomit Dem
praftiiden Stuoillm Ger ,.MangeG-
fronfbeiten" 5t miomen. gu oielen
&ranlfbeiten gebort in unierem Mais
eIienoen 2anoe in eriter 2inie 4elIa-
gru, als 0eiien llriade ser Ma1gel
an 8itomin 9 unter ser Maisforn-
idaIe nnO Die @eringmertigfeit ser
SqupteipeiBforper 6es Maiies ange-
nommen miro.
Nad Or. spies Inga6en itarben
Die &ellagra-&ranfen nod i'm Sabre
1900 5u $50 8ro3ent, mogegen i'm per-
gartgenen Sabre ~iiberboupt feline too=
lid uerlaifenen 1Glle 0ieies 2eiOens
me6r 5u oer5eifnen naren, lpellig.
items lomeit eS nuf nfute 8ellagru-
6alle in Birmingham un0 ser hinge
6ung anfommt. Alle 5845 8elloaru-
&ranfen, ole inn Sabre 1914 in Or.
Spies &linif bebanoelt murben,
fonnten idlieBli6 ols ge6eilt entIul-
len mer0en.
Tltonllnell- uno Millera[ ,3ulnb
5lt Der Scott lit 0as gauge @e6eimnis
Der auren in Birmingham, uno Or.
Spies 5meifelt nidt ouran, OoB feline
Glatbebanolung Willionen BON rel.
den. mle armen 4merifnnern, oie an
ben Standardization 6oIgen elmer I'M.
5pefmdbigen @rnabrung lei0en, Don
9tlben Iein fonnte. Sab 10 uiele
Spfer bon oMorgeIfranf6eiten" ols
ldrpadlide, in ibrer 2ebensfreuoe
lino Arbeitsfabi9feit beeintrGdtiate
Ntenlden onbinuegetierer, lieet nod
leller anlidt gum SeiI an man.
gelltoer Observation-Disclosures
Sdulung mander Aer5te.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
lie gertei(un9 bor9eidrieben wer-

Die 8erteilun9 borgeidrieben wer-
ben.
10. Soate iid infolge Ser .ttelen
8eltimmlngen Elm Grud gegen Die
So6ltpreiie enttpifeln unO 0as gan5e
&otitpreis Spitem ~gefabrben, Damn
fperoen oie S6ladttiere bon Der He-
gierlng Sen BON ibr inipi5ierten
SGln1tbdltiern einfad 5ugemieien
tperoen.
Ser Stdbiliiierun9s : 0ireftor
8iaiom Ooois bemerfte 81 Dem
8rogramm: SIS miro Die lebte @nt-
ifuIoigung fir Den 8erfauf Don
5leiI6 iiber Dem Sofitpreis ODER
o6ne &otionspunfte eutfernen, nnO
tpetn oas erfogt lit, Damn miro Die
poue Madyt ser &egierung eingeiebt
meroer, Inn Sen SAleihbonoel 5l
unteroriifen" Aaeroings lei Der
Mdn9el Dor daem nlls Dem arieg
|ertiprutgen, limb altf OoS neie
8rogromn miro on8 8ro6lem nidt
Iotpeit loien fonnen, OaB ieoer OaS
6leiid er66lt, mas er bdben Mill.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
aationierm

Blanc aupOns: 50 bis 90 bis 28. aprG; So bis @2 bis ,. SUM. 30 biz
81 bis 30. SUM- e bis ~ bis 81. Sul. SeOer &upon gilt 5ebn
9nHe. 9laue &ofen ino ungiltg.
Gote anpOms n6 SOen: 30 Bis 35 bis %. aprl; go, 80 un0 ~ bic y
bis 2 SUM. 81 bis 81 bis 80. sunni. So bis 82 bis 81. Sui. Die
8ofen i'm @erte BON ie einem Eunft oienen gum 8etieln Der Supons
i'm N1erte pom e 10 Bmftn.
3nder: aupon 80 in Bud 4 gilt fir finf 9huno bis :. SUM. Sntrufts
treten pom aupon SO lit fir Den /. Nai pOrgdeben.
Sdmbe: aupons Scr. /, 2 uno 8 Unit benz 5Iug5euO i'm Gations6ub
Scr. 3 fho bis nuf neteres gum 8e5u9 Don lie einen @uar Sfuben
gilig. 9out 1881 beHebt feline @bihbt, &upons gu annudieren. Neuer
Sdu6fupon erihent irgenopam I'M CONNER.
BaOin: &upon Scr. 10 I'M A8ub gilt fir bier @oaonen bis 81. Stunt
1916. &upon $50, sc, g7, 81 geten fir ie 5 @alonen- aae anOeren
g. uno G-aupons imo ugiltg. Efupons e2no SEf 1915" gilt fr
5 @oaonen bis 80. SUM. Anoere S-&upons Hn0 ungHItg.
BUM 9dus oeqen on sdIei6ban6eI bat ieoer @ogen6eiber Iofort
uf allen @oiolrtaupons, Die id in ieinem 8eft 6einOen, leine St
0en5 Summer uo Den Saat, in Dem er regiiriert it, 81 oermerfen.
BrennOl: Die 4upons ser Sei8ungSperio0en l. 2 3, a uno 5 fir 1944s45
qdten fir ie 10 @oaonen pro @inbeit bis 81. Auguit l1n6gnuste
Supons Der Seipngsperiooen A uo 5 fir 1894 geten gIeifoas
bis 81. auguit 1915.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27

luuroe ibnen geiagt, onB BEL elmer
@ieoerbolltng Oes 8%ergebens nift
nur iie, ionoern oitd) lire @ltern be.
trait peroen piiroen.
SOr6fabrif nnbeIdJG6i9t
Die groBen 6obrifen BON 6oro unO
GourtaltlOs I'M Roroen Der StaOt
&0ln murOen Don 0en Beiabungsbe.
BORDEN in betrie6sfdbigem 3uitanO
ii6ernommen.
Grites iDntbetiihes Selluerf
Gin groBes acknowledgement in
Mors lit in uo[lem 8etrie6. Gas
erite groBe 0euti6e 8erf CUR gr5eu.
glittg ipntbetif6en Oels iiel Sen Nfai.
ierten unperie1rt in Die 9dnoe.
8aRerOerIOrgnng in &refelO.
ller6ingen
Der Battle-Ground lit taft inn 8n15en
Stootfreis 4refelos ller0ingen nor.
nal. Monde ser Oitrdgefiibrten @e.
paraturen limo ieoo9 nur propiioriih
uno beoiirfen ipdterer 8er6eiierung.
Der ganje StaOtfreiS perfiigt iiber
elm in Sen &bein miinOenoes Rnnal:
nes. Die @aiIerleitungen Don Gil.
fen uno Siidten muroen mieoerber-
geitellt uno oos eleftriihe Stromnet
lit teilmeiie mieoer in 8etrieb.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27
Ncmc SIciIdrcrtcilmno
MnN SlciiAprciic

Die &egierlttg fiinoigt iest cine
untfoiien0e &epiiion in 6e3ltg auf
8leii6oerteilung mo 8leiifpreiie
on, Die ourouf bereGnet lit, ben
9ausfrouen mebr 6leild gu uer-
I6affen, un0 ole finan3ieaen Ser
luite ser S9lGdter ous3uifolten.
Gas neue 8rogramm oiirfte sen
S1G1dtern I'M 2nn0e i'm Sabr an
Die $34,000,00O an Mebreinfiinften
bringer, Die ii6 aus Ser @rbOblun8
Ser Subiioien lin $15,000,000
aus elmer Steigeruti9 non $1,000
900 in Der 8reis9ren5e fiir 0ie Sic
Ierullg Don GinofleiI6 an Die Dir
NEE, aus er6obteu Sublioien fiir
Sdmeinefleii6 uno aus Sen $t2,-
100000 erge6en 1peroell pelGe Sen
SdfdAtern 5uflieBen peroen, neil
getuiiie @ini6r6nfungen aufge6oben
moroen lino.
Cine @rb06ung ser 2ooenpreiie
lit niht erlallbt. Die bis6eri9en
Sltbiioien fir 6leiid beliefen iid
i'm Sobr aui mgefa6r $3.50, 000, 900.
9as nelie Brogromm wuroe Don
ser ORg. Dem 4mt fir Die 8irt-
I6afts : Stabiliiierung, Ser 1881
uno Dem &riegsamt ousgear6eitet.
Sc iiebt folgenoes Dor:
1. &ontrolle Ser 6leii1menge, Oie
aus S6ladtb1llern fpmmt, melde
ni9t bon Ger 8unoesregierung inipi-
5iert peroeu. Die 9tbiift lit, mebr
6leiid ans oieien S6ladtbauiern
iiber oie @ren5e ser Staaten gu
6ringen un0 10 cine before 8ertei=
lung gu er5ielert.
2. Cine @ren5e fiir oos 8ieb, MEL
dies oie 6armer ief6lt idladten Dir
fen, uni 0as 6leild at nerfollfen.
Gannit loa nlebr Sfptadtpieb fir Die
Sf)lof)tb6uier geipomten peroen.
3. Shurfe M"aBipabmen gegen Sen
Sdleid)banoel, Ser gu oielen Be-
ihmeroen i'm &ongreB gefiibrt bot.
8ie S84 itelt meitere 800 agenten
elm. Tim Ben SdleidDbGnolcrn allf Die
S6lid)e 5u fommen.
4. Cine SonoeriltbItoie, I'm es git
erreiden, oaB fein S6l16ter, Der i'm
6rieoen nit 8rofit orbeiten fonnte,
infolge Der ariegslage aus Dem @e.
id6ft getrieben miro. 9ieie SUB
iioie tritt bonn erlten Mni an in
&raft.
5. Die @rmlttigung, 0ns ShlndJt-
oieb crit oltf Sen Marft gu bringen,
nelln eS groBeres @erpid)t aufpeiit.
6. Sofortise Steigernng UNI ST.
100000 in Sen 9ofltpreiien fiir
Gin0fleiid fir Die armee uno cine
Sfala BON S%ublioien fir beionoers
CUTE Sleiidiorten nit elmer Wari-
mum : Steigerung BON % Gents
pro bunoert 8funo. penn 6as be-
treffenoe Stiif @ieb Soditpreiie
bririgt. DDS tiol Dem SdIod)ter Ser
Erofit ildern unb leine Sniionoer-
lutte perminoern. 9ieie 8elttm.
mutlg tritt am 1. Mfai in Strait.
Z. Cine Grbebling iiber sic aoitet
BON S6peinefleiif) uno bon ieiner
8roouftelL nm feit6uiteaen, OF oil
grbobung bon Sirbiioien notig lit
@rfolgen lie, Damn bat oos rid
mirfenoe &raft pom /. @pril an.
s. Die gemiibung, Ole 8unoes
inipeftion Ser Shlodtb1uier nus3lt
oebnen, 0amit Die Mrmee meb
Sleiid ans S6lad)tb1uiern be5iebel
fam. aus oenen lie bis6er feines be
3ieben fonnte. 10 onB oli9 mebr fiji
sic 3toilbepoIferung aus ienel
Sd)lahtb1uiern iibrig bletbt, meldp
bereits Der 9unoesinipeftion unter
worfen iino. 9as miiroe cine better
8erteilung foroern.
9. Gin @elu6 an ote S6l1fter
ibr 6leiid biGiaermeiie an ale 81
perteilen, ole frii6er BON ibren Gle
feronten %abb1neig naren. Soat
0as niht eraielt weroen Damn wiri
Washington Journal., 1945-04-27

Gas 8abre uno @dte tpiiroe
leidter in Ser @elt Haum getuinnen,
lpenn nidt Die, Oie unfdbi9 iinO, es
beruor3ubrin9en, 3ugleid) oeridworen
pdren, es ni6t altffommen 81 lai-
len.
Sdopenbouer.