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Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
=INTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRAUEN=
1nNiancricmmcr

Der NebeI Iteigt, es fdat bas
2olib,
GAenft elm 0en @eirl, ben Bol0en,
@ir tpolen ltts ben erouen Gag
8ergoloen ia bergol0en."
50 flingt uns belit oes Weeiiters
2ie0
| atr8 0ellti9Lanos georoen Der,
Ger ans in lolttres Colo getoud)t
0ie qrolle Staot orn Meer.
Ger Ne6el iteigt, es fdat oos 2altb,
Gus iin6 bes Serbites 8eifen,
l1nO m69Iid mHB ooS Crime &Ieio,
Ser S6muf oes Som1nerS
pei6en.
Cod eb 0os lebte 8lott oertpebt
Dor folter Gtiirme Maft,
3eigt ii9 nod einmal Ole Natur
Sn urerborter Broht.
Mit Gnrbett, Braun ltno @oIo unb
Self,
goIo flammen0 rot, baD anrt
S9miidt Die 9eotur I'M SCRIPT Die
@elt
Our groBen SooesFabrt.
Ger Snoioneriommer ruff:
2ebt ipobl, ouf 8ie0eriebn!
llno I1Bt Oes Sommers ltol3e
8rodt
Sn golonen Slang berge6n.
Saul s. Srtmonn
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
waIIer auf ObIt

@ad GbItgenuB ioate man seirl
8oiier trinfen, ionoern m~inoeItras
~ bis 2 S%tlrtoen oornit tporten.
Mian 6ot 6ur6 lpieoerboIte &erll9e
Ole lltl5lttraglidJteit 0es 8oiiertriu.
fens unmittelbar nod SbitgenIf
.feitgeiteat. Die meiiten 9bitarte!l
qlreIIen i'm @oiier beoelteno ouf, Ell
nige Sorten io9or alrf oaS Goppelte.
9n5n fornmt cine erbe6lid)e @1irunq
ititb @asentipidlune. No6 gef1br-
'Iider lit ser 8tergenliB beiln 0bit-
ellen; beionoerS Dos nit @eiaen ge.
btoitte Bier, 6os reid an Sefe lit,
Die 6ann beftige Mage1l- lino garrn-
ftorlingen %beuborrufen tann.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
8ceckrMne BON 01s satit
ua3itMift nlGderlish"

Bolton, - Ser @eoanfe, 6ab
oeuti9e Mdo9en amerifaniide Sol
oaten gum Na5itum befebrten tpuroe
bonn Sberitleutnant glarfe Netplon,
Ser nod einem 5meiiGbrigen aufelts
bait bierber 5uriidfebrt, als ,,lader'
lid" be5eidnet.
auf oie oiesbe8iiglide 6roge zines
8oitoner Observation-Disclosures err
pi6erte Neplon: uDas itimmt niht.
GaS fonttten tie ME nit einem ante
rifaniiden SoGDaten ODER Offi5ier
tun."
gr erflGrte ferner. oaB Die Mebr-
3obl Der umerifnnii9en Soloatett
nit 0eutifen Mdoden 81 tin
b1tten.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
Su0en Spfer
bluti9er @irrem

9oiro, Sn blutigen antiiiiOi'
-ihen 8irreu, Die lid in Den letten
orei Sagen in 9ripolitnnien abge-
ipieIt bo6en, wuroen "a SuOen uno
Elm aro6er eet0tet.
Sn 3ripoli, Souf 81 Sumo uilO
Ta9iuro bo6en nod einem 8eriht
oes britiiden Snuptqlortiers arn-
berbonOen iiioiife Quortiere in
Brand geitedt uno aus9epliinoert
nunO ernitIi6e ausbriide Don Bir-
rem, @erpolttoten uno 8ron0Itiitun-
gen beronIaBt".
4niolee ser 8irreu, sic bon gri-
ten uitnperontmortliden glementen,
Die in Ger Me6rbeit Der Sale aus
ben Aro6erp:erteln famen 5uge-
idrieben muroen, muBten 1873 SUI
Den, SO Iraber uno 2 Staliener mad
Soipitdlern ge6rodt peroen.
9ieie tleirn 3uIammenit0Be 3rpis
iden Irdbern llno Su0en folgten
auf Die @irrett, sic iif IN ser les-
ten ISOLDE in Stgppten abipielten,
nobel 10 Herionen get0tet un6 500
anoere perleBt muroen. allen Illus
britf)en lag ein Yroteit gegen Gle @r-
rihtung zines SltOenitaates in go.
LATINA 3u @runoe.
Sn SripoIi brofen oie @irren
aus, ais cine Arober-M enga oas
Slioenpiertel ongriff, iagte Der Be
ri9t. 3ros ser @o1en fam es ron
neuem 05lt ein@lnen brltalen @n-
griffen Ser 9lraber ouf Suoen" unO
gu 8ronoItiftungen. @s mllroen @e.
ritfte in llmIoui 9eiest, oaB Die Su.
ben arober on9egriiien bdtten, iagte
Der britiide Beridt.
Die 8riten teilef nit, Dab orabi-
i6e nnrubeltifter in Saft genommen
lpuroen.
Gripolitanien un0 gprennica bill.
ben Die itolieniide &oIonie 2ibDen,
oeren 8eo0lferung 0ie llnobb6n9iss
felt BON Stalien berlangt. Die ara-
berligo Itebt binter oieier 6oroerung.
Gripolitonien miro gesempartig bon
Ben 8riten fir oie @lliierten Oer=
pnltet.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
AnceNctcft .
Der Mann aefaat mir!

Gin beroienitooIer Mann elite auf
ole Nofridt, cine fir i'm pofIenoe
Stelle iei geraoe frei 9~etporoen, mad
@aris ltn0 1ielt bel 2ltotpig XI. I'M
oieien 8oiten an. Ser &0nig i6Iug
ibm Die grfiiaitng ieiner 8itte railo-
meg o6. Mit @orten ber5Gi6iten
Danfes entferrrte it'd ser 9ittiteuer.
Der &Onig, Der puBte, oaB er es NIT
einem @ann bon @eiit 81 tun batte,
ltubte ltno lieB ibn 8uriidrufen.
u8ie lit es", frogte er i'm, .,baben
Sic ridtig gabort? 8aS babe id
geiagt2"
,J@tp. @Hoieitat 9aben mir 6ie
STEELE nbgei9lager, I'M bie id 9e-
beten babe"
0@esbaGb boben Sic mir oenn 90
e~eoonft?"
u@eil @tp. @oieItdt mir 10 be-
Itimmten 8eldei0 eegeben lt1to mid
nidt nit elmer Ieeren Soffnltilg bin.
gebnlteh boben."
9ieie 9tntiport gefieI oetn 80nig
10 gut, ooB er inn a~tnber5iig1id Die
Stele COB.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
SaOel fir
Il. S..Srnppeu

Sranffltrt. = General @iieflbotp-
er tpies Die -Srltppenfommonoeure
an, iofortige Saritte our 8eiier1tng
oes Nn3lrges rtn0 Betragens Der otne-
ritnnil1en &rl1ppen at ttnternebmen,
Inn gu berbinoern, oaB Ole 8un6es.
ar111ee "in einen idle@ten &atf"
fonmt.
Sn bem Sagesbefebl an ote Som
manoeure ingte @iIenboiper, 6oB
.unIer Gtqn0ar6 Ser Sofli6feit"
inter oen, tpeld)en o9lmerifoner ge-
MISUNDERSTANDING gu Souie beobad-
ten, geiuttfen lit, unb ooB riidii6ts-
Ioies @lttofobren betra6tliAe Merr
iGenIeben eeforOert bot. 6erner tuiir-
oen Die 8oridriIten 6inlidtli9 oes
4n5uees nift beobadtet.
Ser General 5eriiherte, ouS 8es
trogen Der SoIbaten lei in Ben mel
iten Sduen ousge3eifnet, bod ,,Oie
u6rigbleiben6e, notwithstanding flei-
ne 9lnaobl fam Inns cine i1ledte
Stipulation einbringetL Ole unier
2ono uuf lange 3eit binaus nidt
mieoer lostperoen tpiirbe.
.Gie oerti6e 8ropugnnoa-Meai9i-
ne bat 6en eiiropaiiden 8olfern lebr
geididt bier Sabre lang ~borsere0et,
oaB Die amerifaner ungebobeIte, un-
nlanierli9e uno unberanttportli6e
@angiter iino, Die tire 2Gn6er iaber'
rertnen uro iie in Stiide idla9en.
@ir miiilen ibnen bepeiien, onB DIES
abiolut fuli9 iit".
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
Das iAlcdbtc Gctpiiien


v8ober bait ou oeftn Sen I6oner
S6irm?"
,.3u Dem bin i1 ouf cine goil3 To-
miife @eiie gefommen. 4ls es
neuli6 10 beftig regtrete, trot i9 I'M.
ter eirlen Sorpeg, nm Ben &egen OBJ
5ruparten. 90 fommt Elm iunger
Wonn nit oieiem Shirm, 1tro id
0odte, oo er 6ie StrnBe entlorrg biz
3u meinem &ouie ging, fonnte Ell
mid inter ieinen S6irm nebmert.
Sd trat ollo oltf i'm gu ltrro iogte;
$50 geben Sic nit Dem Sf)irn bin.
iunger Meann?' Ga lieB er Den
Sdirin faIlen iino rotnte fort!"
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
GcNanecniplittcr

9ie Sreli0er, Ole man iihertreibt,
%oertuanoeln ii6 IN Sdmeraen.
Srieori9 8ertltd
Bon ser @etpolt, bie oae @eien
binoet,
8efreit Ser @enid iid, ser ii6 ii6er-
tptiloet. Goethe
@as gu Don Ser Minlate oasgel6lo-
gen,
8rinst feline ewigfeit 8ilriid.
Shiler
@idts lit 10 eIeno ols elm Mforn,
Ser ales tpeiB unb ser ni9ts fonat.
@loltoius
@eniebt I'M eoleil @%eritenioit,
Oes 8eines @eiit, ser 8rotes Strait.
@ogarten
Dem, Der iid lelbft nifts ber5eibt,
Ser3eiben atd0ere germ. ~
Der 9luee gr1bt ben 8runnett,
eDe er oiirItet.
(gbineitid}e @eisbeit}
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
Das 6liice int wineel
Stpfiemf3er

efS4uRIN"I0S~
gbemonna 80 a Mltronom bats
i0n6 gut! @enn er abenos alisgeben
min, iogt er .einfo6 = er muB einen
,Stern beobodtenl"
Gut tratniert
v@rmortet oein Monrt, ooB olt inn
gebor1it2@ ftagt Ole Sreunoin.
Geatiirlidmiift", lG9elt Ole iuttge
Srou. ,}SiebIt gu - er mar oof)
idon einmal berbeiratet!~
gu IpGt
@bemonn:. So, 0ns lit nobr, tpus
@liid III, petB man crit tpertn man
ber6eiratet iIt!~a
6rou: ,,gaa, iiebit Gu, 6oB Oh oas
errolid einiiebit, freut midi"
@benann; uSo, uilo Damn lit es 81
ipdt!"
0as neite &Oitiim
,y&onrao, Dor 0o6 enolid ouf,
oal1erno an meillem 1rettett 9erbItfo-
itiim berunl5lmndtelnl 8os miBt ibr
MGttner 0enm iiberbaupt bon 5ralten-
~fletoern?"
u9en 8reis, lneiit 2iebli1rgl"
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
Ins einem SremSenbnd

San 8remoenbu9 zines @aitbofes
8egerniee finoet fid non garter
9aro geI6rieben ~folgenbes @ersIein:
u@em Soft mill refte @unit er-
meiien, oen l1Bt er obne 8rdutigoilt
rejlen." Gle uno &elene.
Bon anoerer Sano ipuro beige
fiigt: . liebe Gle iinS &enele, SIR
rei1t ttrr, neil SSbr miiBt, aQeene."
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
Die p0rabcl rctt KctMs
r0R i'm bIamcn KlciN
Bon safeb, benz @eiien

4etura6 nno ih tonten 5u cirem
Gmpfang eingelo0en. ltn0 &eturnb
erfun0igte iif bel mir uro fragte:
oRelhes &Ieio ioa id a~n5ieben?"
l1nO i'd iagte: y&aB es oas blone
Iein!"
llnO lie iogtc: sd mOdte ole
Orei onjie6enl"
Gas lit nGlnlid 10 Elm fleiner
S6er5 bel unsD gber 0as neue
blaue &lei0, ons lie Iestbin getra9en
bate, geidut meinen Augen Dobl,
lpenn &eturab es tragt.
llno if iogte: ,,@S miro BORT
feline 6ral geben, oie 10 idon iein
miro tpie Oh, &eturabl"
Genn ibre 8angen waren rot llno
lie ging leidtFiBig Die cine Sef-
5ebnidbri9e.
nnO lie iagte: 80 mein @emabl,
nidts freut cine 6ralt mebr als in
Ben 9lligen zines Manues, 0en lie
liebt, id0n gu ieinl gOber Oaritber
fam ih meme Sabre niht pergeiIen
nod aud sic grouen Sqare, Die iie
mir 9ebradt baben. @e6e @ott,
oaB ih 0einen 9[ugen INNER gefiele!"
l1no ih ia9te:: Sci 0eiIen gewtB!"
uno id iagte: ,,gs ga6 emit ei-
men Bropbetet namens Nobnmeo.
llno es gibt MeniderL oie %9Iaiibelt,
er lei elm fnlifer Hropbet geneien
6o6 oos ge6ort ni6t in meme @e-
iAidte. nnb er bate cine 6rart,
nomens &aliiab. ltnO es geidob,
oaB lie nod Gangen Sobren itorb.
limo er oer5tpeifelte 0nrar, ooB cine
ein3i9e 6rnu ibre1 Ilab nuSfiilen
fonnte ~ ltno 10 nnbm er oiele
6rnuen. llno cine 5noon mar ieire
etebfingsirall uno ire bieB ape6a.
dino Oieie Apeba fra9te Ben Mos
bameo emit un0 ipra6 gu i9m:
u8in i9 nidt id0n2"
ltft6 er iagte: Sal"
un0 lie frdgte Deiter: ,t2ieGit ou
miA9"
limo er o%ntportete: sal"
ltno lie iagte: u8in id nidt beine
2ie6lingsfrou2"
uno Mo9unne0 ia6 crit rlitro-
berum, Inn gepiB 5l iein, ooB er
BON Sen onoeren 6rauen niht be.
laliht tpiir6e uno Damn oritportete
ct: Sal
11n6 lie frnotp i'm nod meter
uno iagte: ,9iebit gu mid nidt
mebr oIs ieoe Oeiner on6eren
6rouen2"
1lno er la6 nod einmaG rutO'
berum uno Damn untportete er
Teiie: SAT
l1ito peun MDeba tpeiie getpeien
tpdre, Damn 61tte lie i'm niht8 mebr
9efra9t. 9ber oa CAB es cine
Srage, sic lie Iieber alS ale ar6e,
rem 5u iteaen iDiinihte. llno lie
beging Ben Seller, 0ieie Sorbe gu
iteGlen.
llno lie Iagte: % @obomeO, 6u
GROCER un6 eoler Mann - liebit OH
MID 1tld]t nod mebr ols oil TaDl1ab
gpliebt bot? 9eftlt Tie NOR bod iolt
un6 Totte &ur3eln uto grolieS
Soar = uno id bin bod jung uno
if6nl"
aber Mobomeo onttportete nit Ell
mem gepaltigen 'Sdapur rno Iagte:
n9ein, Ibeim 4aabl Genn lie
NOR toie erite 5rau, Sic an mid ge-,
9laubt but!"
llno i6 ioste gu &eturab: ,@enn
ale ifonen 6ralten Ser 8elt IN
cine &eibe geltellt apiiroen ltnO id.
oiele &eibe bepunoern6 ali hreiten
loate - i6 fdnoe bod feline eindige
unter allen, oie mir oas 8eoenfen
an atniere Mii6en uno &iimmerniile
lulo uniere farge @altsli9feit uno an
uniere oiirftigen Siege uno uniere
iiiBen uno beiligen Sreloen mod
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
3meiOemtis

&ohert urdo iein 5reun6 4ouI tie.
ben nit geiitreiden @eiidtern altf Der
StraBe.
90 fagt &obert: ,SSo, mas ioIen
mir Nun eigentlid belte nbeno ma.
hen?"
. @orauf HauI ertpioert: ,,9oB ,.ns
mai iddrf nn1oenfer."
,,Nee", meint Robert, ,,tpir tpolIen
mas tlirL tpoS ou ait9 toanit."
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16

riefel OH, in Dem nelten blouetl
&leioe, oas Du lebtDin 9etrogen bolt,
ou BRIT oeinem @atten Die i6Onlte
aaer 6rauen!"
ltnO Retura6 iogte nidts. @ber
ols mir 5lriammen fortgingen, fanO
lie meine &ano un0 oriifte lie elm
perig.
llebertragung bon Soar Sapef.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
Qisst : QnefSpte

8or Ji~irItentbronen batte &is3t
niemals ge5ittert ionbern er 8eiete
6iiriten gegeniiber oft Den erOBten
Sreimut.
Sn aud om Sofe bes ruiiiiden
&oiiers. @ls oieler Monord pdb-
reno zines 2ts8tiden gortrages at
ipreden begann, brad Der 8irtuoie
plobIi6 ob uno erfldrte uuf Die Sra.
&c nad Dem @ruttoe:
o8enn Seine Maieltdt ipridt, bat
ieOer on0ere gu ldlpeiaen!"
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
,sdledtes @epitIen

@orum i9reibit gu Deiner 8rout
nltr init Der S9reibmaidine?
@us @oriidt, iie fonnte ionft mel
ne 9on6idrift beurteilen Ioiien, ur6
Damn bebt lie Die 8erGobung pieoer
arf!
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
SSbere Sbeale

BeiBt bit, 6roii, nit Der Gdrift-
iteaerei briret mans 6od gu nidts.
SD ntofte ON lieblten einen biibid,en
5dIadterIaoen aufnadenr 4ea 40.
Sic: 1aS mar i1on inlnler 6ein,
SebIer, unerreidbaren S6ealen ttadr
a%uiusen!
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16

0as sane Sabr aber fnnn man Spid5eug fir Sinber MAIDEN. Die
Oei u&ennpferbe" MAIDEN ebeniu biel Gren0e bem Nnertisen, me beim
Spleen NIT oenidben. Die Inleitnns BUM 9afeln Smier Orei 1T bnielbe.
Die CSrDke mrb onrd 6as oasn sebrandenSe Bacterial beiimmt. @nn
fam Yerl-0arn, Strif.2soae poer 8annuOa yarn nebmen. Wan fam
farbenfrp6e 3niammeniranngen MAIDEN. 3. 81: Gin iduarses Nferb nit
rptem Gattl uAs hei6en 2l8en pbers Elm meRes HferS NIT blanem Sat.
tsmpHS iARaE5sn 8istlhsnanleitnns gum SGfeln er6GIt man fofenIos
Sns4 Senbeaa einess iebia6rsHierten Hrmfnmfdlass an 6s NeebIeworf
Department 6ieier 3eitane. @nHer Summer 1901
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16

8iaie gurfe, GSG Star, trGst Elm
spIOfarbenes Crepe 0inner-9leiO, bel.
len Gdnlterlinie nit glitter beIebter
S~eibenbortc bersiert 1T. IS ipirS
beIOnSers tpirfangsOOlI iid BEL fanft'
lider 8elendtnns nnsnebmen. Gin
Yeplnm mnterbridt bic LANCE, enge
&oflinie. Der Sdlit an Der @OrOer-
ieite Oes &Ofes sibt senng 8eWes.
m~nssfreibeit situr SanSen. 9armOs
nierenO nit Der Jarbe 6es &leiOes lit
Sas breite SDpns : Armban6, tueldes
Billie trGgt
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16

Die feIdfSrmise Salslinie Ses idiuar.
sen Crepe : &lei6es, tueldes BON
Srene in SpllgtpOuS fir 0innB
Simms, G8S SGnserin, enttuOrfeH
iuurOe, ipirft beIOnbers interefnnt
an 5tueiitiifisen seidneiSerten &Iei-
bern fir GpGt : @adrmittags : Sc
legenbeiten. Sin 8latt : MDtib bOta
Ielben Bacterial ~Mnterbridt bic
IdJlanfe Gimie Der siirtellOienSade.
@eidlikter Sod, etlpas lGmserer &g6-
ianm binten, fnS Die pidtisiten Gin
~aelbeiten Der nemen t6er6ItmD6e
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
Selbit ua3is eencrSier,
iaet rSmiiRcs Slot

&om Sn elmer SteQungnab.
nobme 3l Den pltbIiaierten 8eitim.
mi,ngen oes italieniiden 8afienitin.
itmosoertrnees .erft1rte bier Die I'M
dbb6ngiae 9eitune 81 Sempo", Die
No5is b1tten Grontreid ~eeeeniiber
9robere @eneroiitdt an ,6et Gag &C.
legt ols Die 4literten ~gegeniiber
Stalien. Die Bidp @egierung",
bemerfte 6os 8lott, ,,bebielt 6dg
&e4t, internationaGe 8erbonblungen
gu fibren uno feline M~uslanosoer-
treter 5u bebnften Tesbolb tpar Der
frnnaoiiif : 6eutide Observation-Disclosures
miloer."
Washington Journal., 1945-11-16
Die Settle

Senrif S6ien gina, tief in @eoan-
fen oeriunfelt, in einem 0ffentliGen
8orf ipo5ieren. ga fam elm Wonn
ouf Inn ai l,no fprod ibn an:
aDos Iebe id, Der beriibmte 3d.
lenl Sd mette, Sic fennen mid
nift mebrl" -
Sbien 3oe freunoli6 Sen Snt;
Sic bahen Die @ette getponnen@,
iaete er unb giftg i9rea oapon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-10
Dir. Noel Speaks
To Students Club

Dr. ". " Non was guest speaker
at the meeting Of the Students CluD
Thursday afternoon At the home OF
Mrs. r. T. Upchurch on South Car
nett street. with Mrs. T. S. RoNSter
as Joint hostess Dr., Noel used as
his topic. The Rapid Strides OF
Medicine in the Past % Years.
He discussed the discovery OF the
sulfa drugs and penicillln and the
results obtained from their usage. tie
also discussed use of the radio KNIFE
in operations.
Following DR.. Nocl's talk the host
esscs served a salad plate to the toll
lowing guests: DR.. Noel, Mrs. Noel,
mother of By. Noel: Mrs. X l.. Bur
ton, Mrs. Alex Watkins. Mrs. NNgIe
Harris Tvle and Mrs. Matte Moore,
and the following members: Mrs. =
G.. Allen. Mrs b. II. Burroughs, Mrs.
S. 3. BurWell. Mrs. W, D. BurWeil'
Mrs. l.. r Gooch, Mrs. r. W. McNaf,
Mrs. J. Y. Paris, Mrs. S. T. Peace,
Mrs l.. J. RuX, and Mrs. S. Il. Wat
kInS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-10
sunhcam Band Meeting.

The Sunbeam Band of the First
pon,is, church will meet Sunday
morninL at II o.clock' 1t was an
.o,nccd today. II was urged that
al members be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-10
~PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS.

Rev. II, f, Dalton, pastor.
Sunday.
q.45 a. m. Sunday school.
If Il m. Morning worship. Sub
Get. Holiness and Peace.
$50 D.. m. p. H, y. S, meeting.
80 p. m. EVangeIlStlc service,
subject: God has called tor a
canine. The revival continues each
,venjng at 80 through Feb. 10.
All services conducted by Rev.
'Iyde Herndon, the evangelist.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-10
Reported Improving.

Ms. Curtis Mustian is reported
10 be improving rapidly, following
a recent operation at Maria Parham
hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-10
Here for Week End.

C,de, NJ. L. Finch, Jr., a student
0,,. Ridge Military Academy, is
eeaendmg the weekend with his par
spt' Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Finch
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-10
Returns Home.

Mrs. r \. Paschall has returned
t,. home after an extended visit
~ ny,f.m and Greensboro
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-10
n,1FNMA AT DAYBREAk.

,,o1 came to breakfast;
u .sT pay was not high;
: brilliant new penny
y, brilliant blue SKY.
The sun offered. gold
- am odd on arising,
T. moonlight Tor breakfast
u.,s much more surprising.
Wa NJ. G..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-10
News Of The Churches
Press Service of the North Carolina
Council Of Churches

Germany and .ae Ne, World"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-10
THE ARMY

THE SALVATION AI{M I.
Sunday services:
10 d. M, Sunday school.
II a. M, Preaching service.
$50 p. m, Y. P, l.. Meeting.
7 D.. m. Open all meeting.
7:3O D. n. Salvation meeting.
Why not 90 to church?
ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Time of Masses:
LIST, 3rd, and 5th Sunday 8 a. m
End and 4th Sunday, 1890 a. M
Holy Days, 9 a. m.
Novena devotions, Sundays, IA
p. m.
Rev. James H. King. pastor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-20
Banquet GiUen
In Honor of
FEPC Friends

The Detroit committee for a per.
manent FEPC will sponsor a testi-
monial banquet in honor Of the
Washington Congressional friends
Of FEPC.
Mrs Laura Dsvidovich. executive
secretary. states, we realize now
difficult Il is al times for public
officials 70 take position on cur
rent issues, particularly issues such
as FEPC legislation around which
a great deal Of heated controversy
has centered. The Detroit commit
Tee for permanent FEPC has
worked in every way possible 10
assist your representative in Wash
.nSton by making known 10 them
the wishes OF their constituents in
SO far as FEPC legislation is con-
Serned. We fee, II is our duty 10
inform the public their congress
men have remained true 20 their
oath - serve the best Interests Of
the people. On each and every
OCCASION they have responded 10
our appeals in the battle for a per-
Hanent FEPC. We publicly &C
knowledge this by sponsoring a
testimonial banquet in honor OF
Congressman John Dingell, George
O'Brien. Louis Rabau:. George
Sadowski and John Lesinski. Rep
resentative Frank Hook and Mrs.
Anna Arnold Hedgman. executive
secretary 81 the National Council
for a Permanent FEPC, have also
been invited and VIII be present"
The buffet style banquet will De
held al 80 pm. Sunday evening.
Oct %, IN the Grand Ball room OF
ne Webster Hall hotel. Tickets at
TWO dollars and ffty cents 80 5o)
per plate may De obtsired az Room
606-A Hoffman Bldg. 2539 Wood
Ward, Ra. 0l4l.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-20
COURT GRANTS
STAY ON PLEA
OF Defendant

WASHINGTON, d. C.-(NNpA,
Justice d. Lawrence Groner IN
the District Court OF Appeals las,
Thursday stayed until Nov. l the
execution OF an order OF the Dis
t.. court committing Miss Clara
] Mays to Jail for falling to obey
mandatory injunction 10 move
from premises.
James A. Cobb, counsel for
Miss Mays. secured the STAY OF
executions on his Representations
that his client made diligent eff
forts to find . place for her and
her family to live but was unable
TO do SO.
1T WAS AGREED by Mr.. Cobb
that his client would vacate the
premises on or before that date
Unless the order Of the District
Court is sooner modified or re-
lcrSed.
The appeal from the order was
paced on the summary docket for
1rglment on Oct. %.
Justice + Dickinson Let's held
MIS- Mays in contempt OF court on
SEPT. p for not obeying a court
der OF June 30. 1914. requiring
he, 20 vacate the property, after
re United States Supreme court
tNIce refused 20 review her appeal
o. a case involving the validity OF
q restrictive covenant. The ex-
ation OF her commitment was
s'Hfed until Oct. 10 10 give her
ft-,her opportunity 10 find a place.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-20
William Z. Foster
Here October q

Speaking in Detroi; al his hrst
public appearance since appearing
5efore the Rankin Dies commit
Tee in Washington. William Z. Fos-
ter Will report on his testimony 10
re people Of Detroit Tuesday.
Oct. % s pm, in the ballroom Of
the Book-Csdillac hotel.
Following Ben Davis. New York's
dgAt.rg councilman. az the Rankin
STear-hUnI, the appearance OF the
national chairman Of the COMMIT
mist party in Washington is at
tracing wide interest. I; is re-
called that Davis. when he 90
pearei there. told of Rep. John
Rankin ,D.-MiSs) as an enemy Of
the Negro people and a fascist
wi;eh-hunter who should be inves-
tigated. and demanded a probe OF
Rankin.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-20
BY LOUISE LATTER
For the NNPA News Seryicel

WASHINGTON, D. c. - Promi-
nent eolo:ed persons differed in
Their reactions 10 ire recommends
ton Of General George c. Mar.
shah. army chic! OF staff. in his
snnua, report last week that this
country adopt peace-;ime COM
pulsory military training.
In unequivocal accord with his
recommendation were RepreSen-
tative william l.. Dawson. Demo-
erat OF Chicago: Truman X. Glib
son Jr.. civilian aide 20 the Sec
rotary Of War: Col. Campbell {.
Johnson. executive assistant 10
10 the director Of the Seiective
Service system: Rayford w. Lo-
gan. head Of the department Of
history At Howard university. and
Perry w. Howard. Republican
national committeeman from
Mississippi.
REPRESENTATIVE Adam Claw
SOY Powell, - y. " was wholly
opposed 20 the Recommendation.
Charles II Houston, prominent az
tornev and William II HASTE, dean
o, Howard !sw school, also were
opposed
Neither Mr. Dawson nor Mr..
Powell could be reached Cor state
TentS, but their positions on peace
time compulsory military training
are known. Mr.. Dawson was IN
Caicsso and NJ Powell in New
York.
The principle OF universal
military training. as set forth In
General Marshalls report seems
eminently sound" said Mr.. Glib
son.
Tn this connection" ne added.
1T must he borne in mind that
the War department has as vet
come forth with no final recon-
mendation as TO the sire and
composition Of the postwar
army. There Is every reason to
believe that the experiences OF
the past five wears will guide the
army In shaping . policy which
will call for fair and effective
utilization Of colored personnel"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-20
POLL TAX BILL
TO GET SENATE
ACTION S 0 0 N

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(NNPA)
Senator Pat McCarran Of Nevada,
chairman Of the Senate judiciary
committee, announced last Tuesday
that he will move to take up the
anti-poll tax bill in the near fu-
ture.
The bill was reached last
Tuesday when the Senate was
considering unopposed bills on
the calendar.
SENATOR LISTER HILL, (Dem..
Ala objected to the consideration
Of the anti-poll tax bill
Senator McCarren said he was
very much disappointed and dis
Outraged because he had hoped
the bill might be passed without
objections.
Sen. Theodore G.. (The Mani
Bilbo Of Mississippi. and Allen J.
Ellender OF Louisiana, Democrats,
have threatened 10 lead a fill
buster against the bill when q
motion is made for its considera-
ton in the Senate.
THE NATIONAL committee 70
Abolish the Poll Tax said last Sat-
arday it had teleraphed rs Sem
ators asking whether they would
agree 10 support cloture in order
20 guarantee vote on the anti-pou
tax bill.
The kilograms. signed by Chair
nan Jennings Perry, declared that
the majority OF the Senate is COM
nitted 10 passage.