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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
RIVER ROUGE
By BERTHA CAswELL

The Go Getters club met At the
home OF Mrs. winters OF Beech
wood street. where the members
were entertained with crogram
given by the program committee.
The hostess served a lovely re-
past. and those present expressed
ine,r delight with the evening
cora Smith is club reporter.
A lovely tea was given at the
home of Mrs. o. Sabbath OF Beech
wood street. Among the honored
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jones
OF Ypsilanti. Mr. and Mrs. Jones
Of Ecorse. Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Nell
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Smith Of 32l
Halford street have house guess.
Miss Burnetta Jacobs OF Mans
field La. a graduate Of Southern
university.
At the Union Baptist church,
after short devotion service. Rev.
r. c. Copeland introduced the
speaker OF the hour. Rev. Freeman
former pastor OF the Union Baptist
church. Rev. Freeman IL now a
missionary for the Builders As
ISOLATION. His message for the
eleven O'Clock service Was on the
subject, Getting in Another Man
Place" basen on the text In Eze-
kiel ais, Music was rendered by
the Senior choir.
on the sick list OF the church
are: Turney Coleman. who Is Al
Fort Custer hospital; Mrs. c. Bur.
CESS. in Eloise hospital NJ. Smith
Mrs. Robinson; and Mrs Wells
who ia in the Kirwood hospital.
The Young Peoples chorus OF
the Union Baptist church presents
Mrs. Almarion Roundtree. dramatic
reader. and Mrs. Helene Douglas
mezzo soprano In q recital on
sunday. July %. ia45. at 4:3o pm
nj the Northrup school auditorium
Bernice Patton Ia accompanist. Ad-
mission is Is cents plus Is cents
tax.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
FIR. Divine Adds
Hotel In Philly

PHILADELPHIA - CAMP,
Father Divine. founder and hs.A
OF the Peace Mission movemen
added a hotel and l25-car "a.
rage to his real estate holdipu
in Philadelphia Friday when h.
made a final settlement OF sal.
li746 on the property in Nor,b
Philadelphia.
The property. bought by Sehel.
ly p. Alexander. the sgen' VII,
handles most of Father Divine.
real estate matters was formerly
known as the Ridge Avenue Ia.
tel. Included In the deal vas N.
adjoining garage.
When the deal was closed w
weeks ago. the Divine follower,
who purchased the propef'ie. On
500 cooperative basis. paid I,
10 bind the bargain. There vera
no papers drawn The agreement
was verbal
Friday. Father Divine said n,
purchase price was in the neigh.
borhood OF $4,000 1T was IA
added. "incash. OF course. as nv
followers adhere strictly 10 nv
cash-and-carry policy
The four story hotel has
six-room apartment. e rooms and
is tile baths. On the GROUND
floor are three stores IA thu
basement completely equipped
laundry. Sales price included Al
furniture and linen in the hotel
Since moving his headquawes
here from New York six year,
ago. Father Divine has purchased
properties costing more than
5000. O00
According 70 Father Divine me
hotel will be used to further
The evangelical and democrats
work Of the Peace Mission move.
ment and the same low prizes
OF not more than 81 week Tor
hotel accommodations will pro-
vail, "a in all enterprises owned
and operated by Father Divine
followers"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
| JAPANESE MINISTER
breaches IN CHURCH
OF ALL PEOPLES
BY ISAAC JONES

Despite the prolonged drilling
rain SUNDAY evening a congre-
CATION Of over 100 persons Of
MANY races and nalionalities as
senbled together IN tho chapel Of
81 Johns Episcopal church,
Woodward ad Vernon Highway.
for The third meeting az The
Church Of All Peoples
The pulpit, Vas occupied by
Dr Brumhaugh, ~ he Detroit
Council ~ Churches Rev n $.
Lesiki pastor Of he oliver Po-
lish Bap'isi church and Rev.
Shigeo Tanahe The latter spoke
from the theme "A ROYAL Quar-
Tel'
II Was sermon thar anal
y7ed he hfe ~ David Of biblical
days and gave the essentials for
q happy peaceful home in our
modern world ~ TODAY
IN his closing remarks Rev
Tsnahe asserted Marriage Is
much more than a business trans
action no home is much more
than ehiid-hearing institute he
il SO humble there is no place
Ike home
when man is hurt out in
the world. he can 20 home for
consolation hu, whal II man
IS hur AZ home He has no
other place 20 80 Bat in build
Ing mis- home 81 today we
should make room FOR God and
Jesus"
The guesr soioist was Mrs.
Veneer OF central Methodist
church
a, tie $50 pm hour on sun
day inN % The guest speaker
will he Rev Edward " Smith.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
Soldiers Blessed
AT Ebenezer

sunday morning. due to the
lrolonsed downpoar OF rain the
congregation was much smaller.
but he spirit OF the Lord was
there
A. he 1880 hour the pulpit
was occupied sbv the pastor Rev.
Carllye F. stewart. who brought
his congregation an uplifting
message from the theme "Wha,
are You7"
II was sermon that proved
That mankind is the browning
Story OF God; that man Is ne
hest that God could produce
that God has put all things al
mans fee
Ir his closing remarks Rev.
Stewart declared "Many Of our
hovs are heroes in this war to-
day doing great Jobs by forget
ting themselves Tha, is mankind
a. Us hest The kind of false
statements made nv Senator
Eastland on the Senate floor
fighting he FEPC. is mankind a.
lis worst In Christ We all are
one there's no north. south.
black or white"
Music in song was furnished nv
the Rose Of Sharon chorus and
he Young Peoples choir Gloria
Harris was the soloist for the
choir.
Three soldiers who had served
overseas came 10 the altar for
prayer They were SGT Webster
Walker, CPL Redd and Cpl. Mar
lin.
The evening sermon was doliv-
cred by Mr. Mosley Presiding
Elder OF the North Carolina dis
trict Isaac Jones. church report
er.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
HIT THAT RHEUMATIC PAIN
RIGHT WHERE IT HURTS

And look at the SiiUer Lining
In those Clouds Of Pain
The big idea l. that you want to feel
better. When pain cases. your mind
eases You get rest that means deliver
ance. So use something that gets at the
pain. C-z7zj brings you pain-relievins
help. Now you will feel as good a.
others who enjoy its help, too. Soc, and
81. Caution: Use only as directed. First
bottle purchase price refunded IL you
are not satisfied. Today, get Cans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
Dream OF Center
Finally Realized

MEMPHIS --(eNPl--A Memph-
Is womans dream OF doing
something useful for her people
has resulted in the increasingly
popular Colored Methodist center.
The centers main objective is 10
provide better and greater voca-
'ional training and opportunity
for Negroes"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-21
Usher Union Notes

The Usher Union board will
meet Sunday. July 90 A. 2:45
pm. at Grace Chapel Members
are urged 70 be present
The Ushers board meets every
second and fourth Thursday night
ai the YMCA ~ 74b pm. W. d.
Gordon is president.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
GC0l1lClQR1lCe
One Set of Circumstances Brought Mary ond
De Laneey NieoII Together for 10 Years
Another Parted Them for Good

ing at a Long Island bar.
- The years gfided by like a bright
river The war spread out from Eu-
rope and De Lancey won himself a
commission as a lieutenant comman-
der in the Navy.
Then. suddenly, domestic war
flared in the Nicoll household. Mary,
perhaps mindful of her blond trouble
in New York 10 years earlier. shuttled
out TO Reno for one of those con-
venient incompatability and mental
cruelty divorces-then changed her
mind and shuttled right back.
And on the same kindSof evidence
about gentleman and aAblonde and
in the same court that turned her
down last time, she got a quick, over
the-counter decree on the testimony
of one man.
De Lancey's indiscretion took place
at Norfolk, Va. a fellow officer, 1t.
Commander John c. Sinclair, said he
called at the apartment of De Lam
ceys daughter and was surprised TO
find De Lancey there
De Lancey was dressed in under
shirt and shorts, he said, and wo-
man was in the bedroom very
scantily clad"
Both dressed up and De Lancey
introduced the woman as Mrs. Comp
ton, according 10 Sinclair who said
he was terribly, terribly surprised" :"
He said De Lancey told him to keep it
quiet.
That was all the court needed. The
divorce was granted and a financial
settlement approved, under which
/Mary gets $500 a year and half
share in a S15O000 Virginia estate
In the event they can find buyer
for certain jointly owned property
De Lancey has agreed TO hoist the ali
mony ante to $1,000 a month or S12,-
600 a year
And oh yes. Mary had TO have a
new lawyer. John M. Barrett, 10 plead
her case against the man who was on
her side the last time.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY 3
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

enne and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Wagner White. of Washing
ton, married Charley in the early
Dos. They had three children and
modicum of happiness for 10 years
and then time ran out.
A divorce was agreed on and
Charley was found with the usual
blonde Mary rustled into court with
her evidence and lawyer
But il wasn't as easy as all that.
Referee Thomas Churchill decided
the evidence was about as substantial
as a columnist's prediction.
Said his honor;
"a man who had just registered in
a hotel in the circumstances you de
scribe would be much more likely 10
fly out of the window at knock on
the door than act as you suggest
foolishly answer the summons.
That left Mary right where she
started until along came De Lancey
to do right by her. The shining Gala.
had of the courtroom said he'd fetch
her a divorce.
De Lancey studied the referees
suggestion that the case be reopened
on the basis of further and more di-
gestible evidence of Charley's way
wardness and eventually decided TO
take action.
But this time he escorted his new
client 10 White Plains in adjacent
Westchester County, where, after a
protracted court proceeding. he final
IL managed TO terminate her marriage.
Then the main coincidence tor
augury?) De Lancey's own first mar
riage of 21 years was reaching an end.
The first Mrs Nicoll. the former Alma
c. Roes, finally got her decree in
Reno and not long afterward De Lam
cey and Mary were two hearts In
three-quarters time.
And no one was surprised. Society
didn't miss tea sip when the couple
eloped one September midnight 10
years ago. The wedding breakfast
was served at one o'clock in the morn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

Out OF that double set of circum-
stances came love and marriage for
the Socialite barrister and his aris-
tocratic client.
But that's all over now-with CO
incidence again the determining fac
tor a naval officer called on
De Lancey's daughter and her hus-
band a short time ago and found De
Lancey and blonde there instead.
A lesser coincidence followed. A
valuable property was put up for sale
by the Nicolls while Mary was out
west-revealing the family split-up
and Mary's quest for divorce. Mary
received her divorce just the other
day-in New York.
De Lancey Nicoll. handsome mid
dle-aged descendant of one of Amer
ica's most distinguished Revolution
airy families, was highly successful
navigator OF Mary's ship of matri-
mony AS captain he was a dismal
failure and ran the frail craft newt.
ably onto the shoals of disaster.
AS in the case of Mary's first mar
riagc-to fashionable Charles Moller
of the Long Island fox-hunting crowd
the customary. law.required blonde
inthe boudoir dropped De Lancey into
the limbo of her lost loves.
Only De Lancey was much easier
10 put aside than Charley. II took two
blondes (and De Lancey) TO discredit
Mr. Moller.
Mary, prominent society equestri-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

nome people seize on condolences
as signs from heaven. Others
- are only family interested in
them. Yet there is no doubt they
have shifted the lives and destinies
of thousands.
For Mary and De Lancey Nicoll-
whatever may be their private opin-
ions on such matters is perfectly
clear the sly hand of coincidence
st ~ the alpha and omega OF 10
yOiove.
De Lancey, the not-too-lucky-in-love
lawyer, son of a famous New York
District Attorney. happened by
merest chance TO become Mary's law
yer when she needed him most He
got her a divorce after another had
failed and il just so happened his
own wife was getting a divorce from
him at the same time.
NAV I3, 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

Mary White MOller NlcOll (Be-
iow)-the Society Equestrienne
Refined in Twice In 20 Years and
Her First and Second Husbands
Obligingly Abandoned the Mari
tai Steeplechase Course With the
Aid Of Trio Of Customary
Blondes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

When Mary.s First Ship of hatrimOny
FOundered In the Heavy Seas Of IncOm-
patabiIity n New Pilot Took Over and the
SupercargO - the First Mrs Nie0H -
Jumped Ship and for a While IL Was
Clear Sailing and Full Speed Ahead.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
&dmpfc
nit SnOone1en

8atupio - Gum eritenmaI brafen
oif Sapo offene &anrpfe 5DFden
britiid,en StreitfrGften ullo moolle-
liid)en Notionaliiten aus, uteloete Die
Soqdn0ilde 9aahridten Ngentllr
Aneta, -ma9reno &onfniion Oie Be-
miibungell begleitete, Ioe @ulGnoer
uno oie 6 ~ngeborenen 5u 6rieOellS-
perhonolun9en 5uiammeiBubringen.
Die Sa0oneien pioerieBten iih
Dem oaiierten 8efebl Der W1ffenab-
gabe ltro ieuerten auf britild : I'M
oii6e 3rllppen I'M &riegsbofen Soc
rabuia. lleber sic 8erluite tpur0e
nidts mitgeteilt; Die 8riten 9ntten
Soerohajd am 6reitag obne einen'
ShuB baiest.
@s fonoen iit an5eidan onfiir,
oeB Die boadnoiif) . inooneiiit ten
8orper6anolungen inner6olb Don as
Beginner per0en, 6o6 90
ben beiOe Seiten m;oerIpre6enoe Or
fldrupgen db, uno feiner tponte 3u-
geben, ooB er 6en Nnfottg gemadt
babe. S1ritte meroen isooh unter-
nonmen, cine 9onferen5 5litottoe gu
bringen.
Sppiih Fir sic berri6en6e Ser
mirruna mar e;ne grfldrltng, melfe
oas nationdlilt;ide &eQime ob1db,
in Ser es bieB: Die (inooneliid,e)
Regierltnd bot feline ginlo0uno gu
8en6anolltng NIT ban Moof
arbaIten. Soils MIR ~eiipgelooen tper.
sen, limo mir gerteigt, o%il5uftelmerl.
8~oralisaeieet, oaB pan Moof SSuoo.
~neIiens Reft auf SeQbltbdthnmline
anerfertnt."
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
v0ic Mffaire
HOMlos"
Son gictor NJ. 9ienitod

(2eiter oeS S9tA AllBenOienitcs
uno iritberem &orreiponOenteu Der
SIA I'M MitteIoiten.)
New gorf (Sgs9O - G%onitnntine
Goulos, elm Observation-Disclosures Der
GI2l, mltroe aus 9alGitina obne ST.
flGrung ser @riinoe ouSgepieien.
@%ubrifeinlih bat ihon iein etIter
SitnotionSberidt aus Dem SeiIigen
9ano OaB WtiBiullen ser britiiden BE-
BORDEN erregt.
Soulus fam am II. OCTOBER in
IalGItina or. Gr beiaB milit1riide
@%rlaltbnis fiir einen Iuientbalt BON
oreiBig Gagen oie pom aonmnn0o
Mitteloiten ~alis9eItcllt woroen mar.
Seine Ausmeiiung ouf @runO Der
3uriid5iebung oieier @rldubnis CT.
iolQte biiinen 6 Stirnuv..
Die Suerios Ncrps IgencD bat
ous. @ar Department eriudlt 81 err
mittcln, parlm oieie MaBnobnle
Ourh Vii. @en. Benjamin 6ranflin
@ileS, benz Armcefomnlolroonten Der
8ereingten Stodten I'M 0tittelolten,
erfol9t lit.
Gor einem Snbr, ais Ser Sdreimr
oieier 3eilen iih oos Mibioaen Ser
8ntditinobeb0roen 5l6og megen ieiner
Meloungen aus Seruiolem, Die Yoli-
aeimoBnobmen in BolGitina uno Ole
oortiee 3eniur iforf tritiiierter, fig.
te Iid Sen. Giles ebenfaGs prompt
Dem @unid Der YolGltinopermol,
tung, ais er mir Sen 8eiebl gum io-
fortigcn 8erloien Yalaitinos uno
CUR Hiidfebr nod 9oiro quit lien
IieB. Sp1ter, nod erfolgter Snteruen-
tion beim britiiden Seer, lpurle oieit
Sroer 5uriidge6ogen.
Sbgleid lei +. OCTOBER oie 3enint
ser o~rsgcben0en 9orrelponoen5 in
TulGitino oufgeboben poroen ieir
IolI, mar &oulos nur imitonoe, ein(
ein5ige Gepeifs frei3u6efommeu.
@an bari sic ausmeiiung Oea
omerifoniihen &orniponoenten olE
YoIGitino ols cine 8eitdtigung oaiiir
onieben, oaB sic britii6en &oloniol-
be6oroen felt enti6loiien iin0, in Der
gegenmGrtioen fritiiAen Sitltotion
ooS SinouSoringen BON Silformntio.
men aus Dem Seiligen 2anO 81 iiber-
modlen lino lider 5lt aeben, OaB Die
@elt nltr sic oiii5ieae &erlion Ser be-
uoriteben0en @reianiiie fennen lernt.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
Gin Kradk in scr
1111NNA in Stuttgart

@ai6ington, = Gle beige Solipt.
'permoltung Der llgeRRa gnb be-
fannt, fiini 9lmerifaner. oie in
Geutidlano fir Die @elt=8o6lfobrts-
organization tdtig maren, ieien gu.
riidbeoroert moroen, un6 5nar fir
Die Gauer elmer @adpl iifung BON
acknowledgement, Die in 8erbinoung
nit ibren Arbeiten I'M uStuttgdrter
@ebiat" gegen lie erbo6en poroen
lino.
Gle flint ll9t&&a. 4naeitellten,
oenen u. 6. Squanorilli (&ioeriioe,
@al.), ser Better oes fir Die gan3e
anleritaniide 8aiesungs3one Geutih.
LAMBS 5uitdnoigen uN83a8 iiros in
Stuttgort, oorwirit, lie b1tten lid
.gefpeigert, ibr oortiaes .S1tigfeitSge-
bet i'm 9ienit Ser SsganiIation nit
einem onoeren 81 pertauiden, iino:
glifforo n. Sopo aus Srenton &saz
Sobn 8eeder (oer an Der wSpse
oieies lDaSfyf9l- Team itano),
See Sdpars, 5rau 6roncis Gum
MINIS uno @tiB 2pOin &obertIon.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
@rO5cR fiir
TclOmarl6aQc

Giirnber9, - Sier muroe bon
maBaebenOer Stelle mitgeteilt, O0B
sic Ielomori6Glle @ero Don &uno-
iteot uno hilbert &eiielring mad Dem
A6I6luB OeS Niirnberger Moiienpro.
Seiies etenfolls ols ariegsuerbreher
oui 2eben uno GOO pro5eliiert merOen
iollen. Inter Sen 8eltimmlmgen ser
am IS. Oft. in Berlin eingereidlten
Anfluge. Anbnne 9, iin0 oieie YrO.
seize gegen Don &ilnoiteOt, ser I'M
letten Sabr Sen Gurdbruh in Sen
Nroennen plonte, uno gegen Albert
aeIIelring, oeiien bartuddige Abuebr.
toftif IN Stolien t%nuienOe BON Men'
lhenleben ser Alliierten ~foitete, un-
ut9Gn9lih.
Der anbang 9 be5iebt iih ulii
ben @rnerolitob uno Die Sberite
oeutite Seeresleitung ulto iiibrt al
lie 0ffi5iere ser oeutlGen armee oui
melde pom 6ebruor 1888 bis gum
MGr5 1916 ooS Gbertommonoo I'M
Seer, III Der 6lotte unO in Der Suit.
marie batten.
Sic bier @ro5mGhtc, 8creinigte
Stoaten, &,:6lono, england uno
6ronfreidJ, lpelfe Die anflo9eihriit
oufgeiest boben, iteben ouf Dem
Stanopunft, ooB ollie 8erionen, mel-
DE Elm S6erfommonoo botten, cine
groBere Ierontmortung ufiir Ole
&lGne, oie 8orbereitung, 0en BE.
ginn uno ole 0urhiiibrung illega-
Ter &riege trdger, mie 0as in ben
photographer Elm uno 3mei Der an.
floge porgeieben lit, iomie aud fir
&rie1suerbrefen uno Berbred)en &c.
gen Sic Menid6eit, Oie nit Der Nus.
fiibrling 0es umfolienoen Glon8 ooer
ser 8erihmorlin9, luie 6as in ben
photographer orei uno bier uor9ele-
ben lit, perbun0en mnren."
Gie Eotiode, oaB oon &unoIteot
urO aelielring nid)t nit in Die QiIte
Ser "a &riegsoerbred1er auf9enom-
men muroen, Die IN Hiirnberg pro-
3~eliiert mer0en, beoeutet niht, 0aB
lie ais mebr ooer meniger ihnloig
angeieben mer0en, ais iene bereitS
b~e3eidneten Herionen, muroe BON
mnbge6enoer StelIe ertldrt.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
GannOu befir6s Ncucs &OpitcI
tct SnflatiOu Ocs @~Oltcrrcd)ts

ManiIa, = Ms Griegswr6reher
lit General 1ontopufi yamaibita Dor
iiinff0pfige amerifoniid)e Dtili-
tGrtommiiiion qeiteat porOen. BeIin
pr fiir Sic SdJrdensberrid)aft per-
nn%tuortlih gebaIten miro, Die Ieine
in Sen &bilippineu auE
cihteten, oiirfte elm neltes &apitel
ies 8olferrefts gelhrieben peroen.
Sll ser mooernen MiIit1rgei6ifte
t ser 9efe6lsbaber Itdpoig Der Ser
atmortung iiir sic pom Ieinen Srup.
en- begangelRn eaten entgongen.
lies NOR 0esbolb Der Sail, neil nie-
sals idliiiiig 6emieien weroen tonn-
;, ooB Ser 8efeblsbaber Die S6ano-
lten oireft ~-angeoronet bat. Sn Der
.nflaee geeen gamai6ita miro bon
acknowledgements, @rmCrOunget,
Rortern uno ACKNOWLEDGMENT ge-
proden.
Hift in eiIlem Ser Anflagepunfte
5eiBt es, 0oB bic 1aten Don gnmai.
1ito befoblen muroen o6er oab er
uermidelt mar. Die Belpeiss
Tiibrutg bdugt BON Ieiner 8erant-
pprtlid}feit fiir onS geinmte Attion8.
ihenln ieirnr Gruppen ob. IS fam
bepieien mer0en, 9aB ga.
noIbito perlonli6 befobl, Tdiaiole
= I'M einen bppot6etildeit
JolI dt3ltfii6ren - Bel lebenOi8em
aeibe gu n%erbrennen. @enn aber
Bniquales Sail pertouienofa6t miro,
onnn batte Yomoibito - 10 beboup=
tet sic amerifoniife anfld9e = oie.
lem Treiben @inbnlt gebieten fonnen,
l~noernTallS mgenomnen iDeroen
niiiie, oaB er es gutbieB, momit iei.
ne oirefte gerontiportling feltliegt.
Der 4nflngepertreter miro Die 20.
oesitroie gegen gomoibitu, Ben @r.
Singopurs, b%eantragen. Bel
Der eriten 8orfiibrung befannte lid
gamaibita, Der eineh eigenen DOLE
netider un0 inponii6en &ertep0iger
bat, ais nid)tiHnloig.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
&Ommuniitcn
S6ulO gcgCbcn

96unatinq - China trie6 beltte
me6r uilO mebr Dem giir8erfrieg 3lt,
ga Die &%ommliniiten einen BON Der
3entrul &egierung uorgelflo9enen
RompromiB Siriidgetpieien baben.
Gin &ertreter ser ROmmmiiten
erflGrte inoeiien, Dab bon einem
8iirgerfrieg erit Die &eOe lein Tonne,
,,wenn fbn Gbione &aiibef p%rofln-
miert uno 0ie &oinmutn item ais He-
6ellen be3eidmet."
Sieiige &egierunosfreiie, in MEL
hen ole lleber5elgung por9errI1t
oaB sic &ommuniten ousQeidlnltet
perOen miiiien. penn @6i1u 5u elmer
@inieung fontnlen ioa, erfl6rten,
0aB Der @eneroliiiimuS 9roBe MILF
tdriide NtaBndbmen gegen Die Som.
ntunilten llrternebmen wiir0e, menu
ibn nidt folgenoe 8eoenfen 5rriid-
bulten piir0en:
/. Gie @eoftion i'm auSlano, be.
Ionoers in oen 8ereiiligten Stouten.
2. Die Befiirdtung. Dob &uBlnno
Sic &ommuniiten unteritiiten unO
ou0urd) ibre grleoigufig foit uitmo9.
lid maiden fonnte. Gieielben &reiie
elalrbe1, OoB Die 3entraIregieritng
nit oen aommuniiten III orei BIS
Iets Monoten fertig perNen fonnte,
fpenn oieie feline fremOe Silfe erbol.
ten niir0en.
sic ihreiben oie 8eouIo Gbion9s
audi Ser Satiahe gu, hoB Die Ser
banolunnen nit Sen &ommuniit,n
nod nift nit elmer @rJloiion aeen-
Stat boben. @s lit befnnnt. lonB ei-
niqe @enerGle GbiorqS ser Meinull9
iiro, BOP oie @ommuniiten ein tiir
onentoI erleoigt fperoen iolten, neil
oie iif in sic 21nQe 3ie6cnOen Ser
6onolnnaen in @hungfing BOD 81
nidts fiibren niir0en.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
16j6Rriec beItekt
N1crN an altcm 1ltann

Nep gorf, = Gin bii6ides 16.
idhriQes Mdod)en aeitnno nun, odB
lie Dor eitlem Monot einen 7ti65-
rigen SfnelOer totete. 8ie 2ena
3einiteot erfl1rte, periibte lie Die Got,
neil ser olte Mann ufred" muroe.
Sobn 8ngner, Der S6neiber, battle
ieinen Qaoen nltr orei StroBen bon
Der 8obnung 0es MaoGens ent.
fernt.
Der Mdnn ipur6e am IL. Sep
TENDER tot gefunoen. Sem Sf6oel
mar NIT Silfe zines ihmeren Snitru.
menteS eingelhlnsen. Nad iiber Ell.
lem Monnt wuroe nun Die Eat auf.
5efl1rt. Gin Nofbar iab, ME elm
M6ohen oen 2aoen oerlieB, uno gnb
Der Boli3ei cine Beihreibung. gs
fam berous, oaB lie miitero mad
Sauie elite, als lie iid obeleioigt"
fiibIte, nm elm Sodbeil gu bolen.
Sic eridlug oann ben nlten Mnnn
uno ging oonn gu 8ett. Spdter fie[
ibr elm, ooB lie Dos Bell pergnB,
%porouF lie nodntnls in ben 2doen
5ug. Bei oieier @elegenbeit lieB lie
aud cine 8rieftaihe nit 5 Gollar
mit1eben.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-02
SrMmam Ipanrt
5I9cI FRAZIER

@oibington - GnNe Miturbeiter
Srdii0ent Iruu1ans e~rfl1rten, DAB
Der 9ohite 8oa8ugS6eomte %beeonnen
bat, einen poiitioeren &egierunes-
fiirs ein5uIeiten itno oll6 Die 3iigel
iSer Yarteifiibrung i~traffer iponnen
miro, UNI 0as I'M Aitgenblif feitge-
fobrene 3nffriegsprogrnnm pieoer
in Gang 5u bringen.
Sic fiibrten ieine ouBenpoliti6e
@rfIarung in Stem gorf, ieine SCRIBE
rnng nod e~iniGbriger milit6riid)er
NhlsbiIoung uipO ieine be~poriteben0e
2obn . Yreis : &eoe ais gelpeiie fiir
cine nelte Hboie ieiner &e9ierung al.
9ieie 9reiie, Die I'M @ebeimboltung
ibrer Nonten eriuften, %erinnerten
oi6 an Die fiir3lide anmeiiune oes
8r6liOenten on ale SefretGre uno
O6erbGupter bon 8unoesGmtern, i9m
1ol6monotlih itber oie 6orti1ritte
oler Idppebenoen Gorlagen 81 be.
rid)ten, fiir Die er lie unnittelbor ber'
nnttportIid b1lt. Der Yr1iioent lit,
ibrer Iniiht mad, entI6lolien:
1. Die 6iibrung mieoer ber3uitel.
len, Sic er I'M april 9otte, oIs er
leinen 8olten in 9~riegg5eiten BON
6ranflin Q. Hoolepelt iibernabrn.
Gamols tpltroe inn bon Irbeitgeber.
tpie arbeitnebmerfreiien ioipie oIlen
politii6en 8arteien tto @riippen
bollite 3uiammenorbeit geIobt.
9. SoDiel tpie mogli9 BON Dem
@eiesgebungsprogramm 81 retten,
Dos gum groBten Cell allf 10 9epalti-
gen 8ioerita1po geitoSen lit, oaB me-
mig 4usiidt alf cine &enliiierung be-
Itsbt. tpenn pom 8eiBen Sails nift
ettpos unternomtmRn miro.