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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-04
Reception Honors
Mr., Mrs. r. Burt

A wedding reception was given at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Brier, 2 n. Normal St., Saturday
evening, in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Burt with about rs friends
attending.
The couple were the recipients
OF many gifts, one OF which was a
beautiful set OF dishes given BY girl
friends OF the bride.
The honored couple cut the we'd
ding cake at 10 p. m. after which
refreshments for all followed.
The marriage was Wednesday In
the Presbyterian Church, Ann Ar
Dor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-04
Howard, CourdWay
Rites Announced

Announcement is being made OF
the marriage of Miss Addie How
ard. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Howard to Emmett Courdway. son
OF Mrs. Hazel Courdway-Bowerman
Of 1914 Parkway Drive, Ypsllanti.
The ceremony was Friday in
Fremont. Ohio. by Rev. n. G. Stahl.
The bride was attended by Mrs,
Frances Turner OF Ypsilanti and
Miss Elizabeth Carter OF Ann Ar
Dor.
Mr. and Mrs. Courdway will make
their home in Fort Wayne, Ind.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-04
Games Played by
Luther League

The Senior Luther League OF he
Lutheran Church members. played
games following their business
meeting, Sunday night at the
church. Plans for a bowling party,
Feb. Il. were made, the committee
to be Charlotte Heesch. Anna Marie
Herbst, Carl Klaffke and Henry
Herbs. The business meeting was
opened with the singing OF hymns
and the reading OF Psalm 100 by
Joyce Hagen. All Joined in repeat
ing the Apostles Creed.
Refreshments OF ice cream and
cup cakes were served by the com
mittee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-04
"Nelahhor" Discussed

"My Neighbor" was the topic for
worship and discussion Of the Meth.
odist Youth Fellowship Sunday
evening. Jerry Gooding was the
worship leader and Robert Chap.
ellie led The discussion. In the rec
reation room refreshments. which
we're in charge OF Robert Weir,
were provided.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-04
chrlstened

christened
Larry Joseph Ring, infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. olin Ring, 1860 n.
River ST., was christened on Sun.
day In s.. John the Baptist Cath.
Ollie Church. The godparents were
Helen and Joseph Hewitt. Rev.
Father Hoersuf officiated. After the
christening Mr.. and Mrs. Ring en-.
tertaine ed at dinner in their home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-04
Sly rahlea In Play

There we're six tables in play at
the pedro party given by the Auxil'
larry, Veterans OF Foreign Wars. at
Veterans Hall, Saturday evening.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Leslie
Barber Mrs Lee Hill, Otis TooSe
and Walter Horner. with special
prizes going to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
williams. Refreshments vera
served by the committee, Mrs. Anna
Ray and Mrs. Viola Emmett.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-04
The WILLOW RUN NEWS

Ableson, 1926 f. Forest Ave, at
II a. M, Sunday.
The blaze. which was thought 10
have originated from defective cleo
trical wiring. caused only minor
damages to the house.
The alarm was answered by the
Willow Run Fire Department.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-04
In Band

Ohio State University's symptom.
ic band, under the direction OF J.
Justin Gray, will give its annual
home concert Sunday. February IL,
at 3:15 p. m. in the gymnasium.
The band membership Includes:
Leonard Klosowski. B-flat clarinet,
this city,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-04

Mrs. Eva Frentner. Mrs. Lizzie
Frentner and Mrs. John Benedict,
Ann ArDor. who left Jan. % sor
Arizona. have written Mrs. Ralph
Stitt. that they have arrived safely
in Phoenix, where they will remain
a month for a visit with Mrs. Ern-
est Schiller. daughter OF Mrs. Eva
Frentner. They have Just returned
from a 100 mile trip in the Usage
Mountains.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-04
Clothing Lost in
Willow Run Fire

Loss OF an estimated S125 in
clothing resulted from a fire in a
clothes closet at the home OF Guy
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-04
Service Briefs

VETERANS BENEFITS -
Scores OF special benefits are
available for war veterans,
widows. and other relatives.
Consult Bayar6 Buehen, dlree-
tor Council OF Veterans A..
fairs, American Legion Home,
III 8 Huron St., Ypsllantl.
1t. Hugh X. Adams has been dis.
charged. after honorable service
in the Navy. at the personnel sep
aratlon center in jacksonville. Fla.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-23
Charge Greek aid
group ferrorized

NEW YORK. - An appeal to
President Harry S. Truman and
Secretary of State James F.
Byrnes to lend their aid on be-
half of the victims of political
discrimination in Greece has been
sent by American Relief for
Greek Democracy, it was an
nounced by Robert st. John and
DR.. Nicholas Cheronis, Co-Chair-
men, and Mrs. Frank Gervasi and
John Vassos, Vice Chairmen.
The appeal was based upon
statements forwarded to Ameri-
can Relief for Greek Democracy
by the National Mutual Aid OF
Greece which describe specific in
stances of discrimination and re-
late the arrest, torture and MUIR
der of members of this Greek or
ganization and the closing down
of a number of its offices, SOUP
kitchens and similar relief activi-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-23

Many groups have joined to
fight the property owners plan
to set up anti-democratic race
barriers on the West Side.
The groups include: the hide
pendent Voters of Illinois, the
American Veterans Committee,
the Chicago Civil Liberties Com.
mittee, the Jewish War Veterans,
the Jewish Peoples Institute,
UNAVA, the Jewish War Vet
Grams Marcy Center, and and
American Jewish Congress.
A FORMAL protest was sent
by Chapter II of the AVG to the
City Council. Property owners
were invited to meet with the
group which has formed to fight
the covenant at Marcy Center.
This week, the landlords were
meeting with their attorney, An
thony j. Caliendo, 1874 N. LaSalle
St, to study the. legal problems
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-23

plications for the COlumbians
Inc. made their first appear
ance in Indiana. Ferret-faced
Emory Burke, Atlanta presi.
dent of the new Nazi-like or.
ganizatiOn, admitted that MEM
bers were being recruited i'm the
HOOsier state but bOasted:
"This Is only the beginning,
however. We plan to organize
from Atlanta to Chicago. The
midwest Is ripe for such q
thing" = '2 '~
Kentucky, Tennessee and In
diana, he said, would be key con
centration points of the Colum
bans, whose members we al
brown shirts and ape the Nazis
He'll Hitler with Hail Columbia
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-23

of setting up the race barriers.
Caliendo told the Star he did
believe that the covenants were
officially proper but that land
lords had a right to rent to any,
one they choose.
80 i 81
SID ORDOWER, executiye-sec.
rotary of ave, battled verbally
at the landlord meeting, but the
property owners decided to go
ahead with their plan.
Gilbert Gordon, midwest re.
gional director of the Commits
sion on Law and Social Action
of the American Jewish Con.
gress, stated that Restrictive
covenants do not work if any
purchaser wants to stick by his
guns and sell irrespective of the
covenant"
Just the same, It Is danger.
Gus and unAmerican and rac;ss
In character" he said.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-23
Turn on fhe heat
court tells landlord

A child with rheumatic fe-
A disabled World War III vet.
eran -.
A 93-OId-old man >.
these, and the other
members of five families Oc-
cupying apartments 1911 No.
WESTERN AVENUE will have
heat in their homes because OF
an injunction issued this week
by Judge U. S. Schwartz OF
Superior Court.
The landlord ordered to re.
store heat and hot water serv-,
ice is EMMETT MURPHY, sup
erintendent of the Superior
Awning and Canvas Pad Com
pany, which occupies the
ground floor of the building.
Philip e. Gale, rent enforce
ment attorney for Chicago Met
ropolitan OPA, told the court
that both services had been dis
continued last spring, and that
neither heat nor hot water had
been provided since cold wealth
er began this fall.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-23
klan seeks Hoosier stronghold;
spreads to two-thirds Of state

INDIANAPOLIS - Re-
velation that the Ku Klux Khan,
which terrorized Indiana 2i years
ago, has reorganized and sent its
agents into &C of the states 80
counties brought swift action
here from state authorities and
organized labor.
Leader and King i<leagle of the
resurgent khan, which is setting
up headquarters at Muncie, is
suave, mustached Harold Over
ton, 45-year-old insurance broker
who boosted that he has been as
ISOLATED with the terrorist group
for more than "a years.
The khan already has 1000
membership applications Sin
process" according to Overton.
County organizers of the khan
are recruiting among the old
members of the invisible empire,
which at its height here after the
first world war had 327, 900 mem
bers.
IT'S MOTTO still white supre-
macy, "the Indiana khan is a di-
vision of the Assn. of Georgia
Klans, which is headed by Grand
Dragon Samuel Green, Atlanta
dentist. Helping Oyerton to guide
the Indiana xxx is a secret s..
man advisory council. None Of
the secret five knows who the
other four members of the coun-
Gil are, Overton said, claiming
that only he knew the identity of
all five. Overton listed them as
a banker, a businessman, farm
er, union leader and a city
councilman.
Membership application blanks
revealed that the Klectokon =
membership feels still $40 "a
head. If Overtons membership
claims are correct, the drive will
net khan leaders 81, 10000 in cash
in exchange for which they will
hand out the standard night
shirts.
Even as discovery that the
khan was back In business ped
ding its old race hatred doc
trines created furOre through
out the state, membership ap-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-23


Among organizations that have
already designated persons to he
present are the American Vet
Grams Committee, the Jewish War
Veterans, several foreign Ian
guage lodges of the International
Workers Order, and the major
CIO Internationals of Chicago.
Hilliard Ellis, president of Lo-
cal 453, UAW-CIO, has called a
meeting of the Labor Committee
of the NNC for this Thursday
evening to further organize the
trade-unien movement of Chicago
in support of the Congress pro-
gram. Ellis is chairman of the
Labor Committee.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-23
McNuf+ to gulf?

81 MANILA-Ambassador Paul v.
McNutt will return to Washing.
ton shortly after the first of the
year and retire from government
service, according to rumors cur
rent in the capital of the Philip.
pines.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-23

THE Tribunal will serve as a
Peoples Court to document the
oppression of the 100000 Negro
Chicagoans. The testimony viii
be sent to the United Nations as
part of the documentary evil
dence" which the UN asked from
the Congress when the NI1C peti-
toned the United Nations on be
half of 100000 oppressed Ne
gro Americans. n
Opening up the three day Trib-
unal will be an open mass meet
ing Friday night November 20,
featuring DR.. Max Yergan, ma
tional president of the Congress.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-23
Groups fight to halt
race. ban on West Side

Action was taken this week head
move on the West Side where group property
trying to halt Negroes from living between SPRINGFIELD
and Pulaski 10th to Roosevelt Rd tTF's
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-23
Peoples Tribunal to hear
case against the Negro -huters

Trade veteran and foreign language organizations will
well represented the Peoples Tribunal be held November
through Metropolitan Community
by the National Negro Congress- s..s.s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02

hen nmgebung entfrenbet, mir ol-
lein ales 5ii peroanfen bat uno bess
balb mir nit 2eib uno seele 5ugetan
lit . iino feinen absefeimten Gari-
ier Spisel, Der immer ntr gerabe
oas erfabren mobte, mas man Dor
ibm 5l perbersen ildt, unb Der ii6
ourd ben auBern S6ein nibt lei6t
perolenoen laBt. Sanorin lit elm ge-
borner Bariier unb bat als Mrbeiter
Ole meiIte 3eit in Baris 5ugebraht.
Wit CLAUDE Routier perbdlt es ii1
gan5 anoers: er fennt ieine arbeit,
fennt nur lie allein uno meiB nihts
bon Sdli6en mb &niffen; mir uer-
Den burd ieine 8srion geieslid) ges
oedt iein, obne oaB er ielber cine Ibs
nung oanon baben miro. Sa, mein
ltebes &lno" = uno GietId i6ldgt
einen pertrauli6en Son on = yeine
lbmere Gerantportlihfeit liegt auf
meinen Sdultern. Die @aggons lino
oielleidt meine beoeutenolte Inter
nebmrng, aber oob ni6t meine eins
5ige, unb 10 braude i6 oenn einen
treuen Sunb, Ser mir olf's @ort
geborft, obne crit bas @orum uno
8o5u erforideit 5lt mollen. @enn i6
in afrifa m6re, bate id einen Neser
genommen; bier babe i6 mir CLAUDE
gepablt unb i6tnei6le mir nit oem
8eoanfen, baB er ri1t iber mild
btnausl6auen miro"
ugSlr Dollen ia leben !"
~9a gibt's nihts mebr 5u ieben!
Gieien 8uriden femme i6 10 gut lpie
meine Wal6inen."
~8aiien Sic auf, ser Wann bot
Elm Ser5 :. !"
Sest la6t 3ietId) Iaut ouf; oenn
offenbar ipielt sllberte ouf iene erite
unterreolng an, oie cine geIdGftli6e
gerbinoung 5mil6en ibnen beioen sur
Solge bate.
~SSowobI, er bat Elm Ser5 . . :, ober
lein Ser5 bin id! .. Soate er iibri=
gems zines Soges aufboren, mir niit-
lt6 5u ietn, ooer iolte i6 i'm 11ur Elm
penig 1panfen ieben :, oann bin id]
ia nit ibm ni6t perbeirotet !"
uno 5ur Geranibauli6ung leiner
8orte madte er fait unbetpuBt Die
8ebarOe zines Wenl6en, ser ith Ell
ner ausgepreBten Srl,6t entleoigt,
tnoem er lie einfah 1peguirft.
~Sebt, meine Seure," fubr Ser
Sngenienr fort, rgeItotten Sic, bob
id mid empfeble. Sd iprinse in cine
SroIdte uno ellie gu unierm lperten
Srn. 8rafen!"
~gereeiien Sic nid)t, ibm meine
ber5ltfIten 8riiBe aus5uridtenl"
~Seritebt iidl Genfen Sic iid,
oorgeltern bot er mir fiinfuno5man=
5tgtauieno Sranfen gegeben, uno
beute bin i6 l6on tpieoer auf benz
trodnen! Oa fGllt mir elm, tpann
pollen mir einmal l1niern 1perten
Sreunb oen grbeitern poriteGen?"
~Weinen Sie?"
llno al6erte Ia6te laut auf 1mo
entfernte ii6.
VII.
Sucie lit eine SrIbaufiteberin. Sc
ben Worgen Inn iieben l1br beIu6t lie
Die Weeiie bes ebripiirbigen Bfarrers
in Ser fleinen Stride, beren Saupt-
I6iff uno Suerl6iff i'm Shmude ser
i6ltdten Walereien eritroblen, tpelde
Die greiie Sante ba nit 10 Iiebeooler
Singebung geidaffen bot.
Dies lit INNER Der foitbarIte Iu=
eenblid bes Cages fir sic iunae
Sdmeigerin. Sft pertpeilt iie nod
langer gang aaein in bem alten Got
tesbauIe, mo lie, inn berridoftliden
air6enltuble fnieno unb oen aopf
auf Die Sanoe geItiitt, itiu 5u 8ott
betet. I'm mel6e @naben Tie ieooh
ben 8eber alles @uten nnflebt, tpeiB
nlemano 5u lagen; oenn lire Wiene
lit cine treue 0ienerit, bie fem 8e-
beimnis oerrdt. gs gibt 5ablrei6e
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05

aleioungsitiiden 0iirften oud Ole
meiiten @ieteu per 1. Guguit angie
ben, ioas Der SongreB nift in5mi-
iden pieOer einen Mieterihub elm
fii6rt. sic meinteH Gber, Dab Die
SfpperinOuitrie, Dor alien Stobl-
dtnO Gutotperfe, nidt uufs Ban5e
qebeu tperOen, iplange nod Die
@ogIidfeit beitebt, Dab ole Breiie
Damn mieoer berabgeIebt meroen
miiiien.
@ie bod Ole greiie in loIfen
Sdnen iteigen meroen, no Die So
brifonten iid nidt ueiter nm Die
Gage fiimrrrn, ipollte feiner Der be-
fragten 8irtidaftler pordnsiogen.
Nber lie moren Der Aniift, ooB
&ousboltsger1te nn0 moglihertpeiie
acknowledgements ole fnopp lino,
erbeblih telirer peroen. @as aus
oen @reiien miro, faas Der Som
greB beifIieBt, Die aontroleu emo
giiltig fallen 81 Ioilen, mar Oieien
@emdbrsleiten bingegen 5iemlid
flnr. Giner lagte - uno ieine Nell-
Befung mar tppii6e fir Die aa-
gemeine 9oltung:
DDie Qeute Der0en itber ole iiell-
Ell Breiserb0bungen iiberroidt iein,
Die iid iofort ereignen tperoen unO
menn es flor miro, Dab bic aontroI-
len enogiiltie gefalen limo. Die
WGrfte fueroen Elm pnor 8oden
lang ibren @eg taiten. 9lber in et-
ma elm bis 8tpei Monaten miro ole
SpiroIe mirflih in Sang fommen.
SD propbe5eie, Dob Die 2ebens6ol-
tungsfolten lbis @nOe Sftober INN
10 9ro5ent oniteigen iperoen. Sci
eiitigen Artifeln meroen oie gr60-
blingen iueit it1rfer iein. llno oas
mare mr. Der Anfong, Oonad oiirf-
ten ole 2ebensbaltungstoiten INN
2 bis 4 8ro3eit pro Monat iteigen."
Bon Apri( 1913 bis 10. O1ai oieies
Sobres limo ole 2ebens6oltungsfo-
item MIR I'M So 8ro5ent geitiegeit,
tuie iid aus Der amtliden Stotiitif
oes @rbeitsoepartments ergibt.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
$4,000 wohnten
Bombenabwurf bel
2lmeemsemoe bcri@tete, Nab man Sos GntpiinNen Rat'
to, ais cb 10000 Scnncm int 2lmecnbliH ser Grplc'
IiOm ikr GiAt MnN ikrc Eibc a~msItr0kItcn

II Wfanu in eiuem 6lug8eug iiber
Dem 0rt ser Grploiion un0 nod
INNER frild un0 munter.
aur5 Oauof fommt ole WteIoung,
oaB aud oae anoeren 8eteiligten
unoerlebt iino.
lin 9.O4 limo mir mieOer iiber
Dem 8ifiniriff. Die Ntomwolfe i6eini
ilber Ser gon6en 3ieIfldde 5u liegen.
3pei Winuten ipdter trennt li6 Die
I@olfe in 5pei mlfeinauoerliegenoe
@il3e. Ser obere miro gelb, Der
untere peiB.
@inige S6iffe i6einen 3u brett
men. Die groBe Ntompolfe 5iebt
mad @elten nb."
9onolulu Nmtli6 tpur0e be-
fannt gegeben, DAB Der Seismogropb
ser uniberlitGt BON @apaii feline
ii6tbare @irfung Der Itombomben-
erploiion in gifini regiitriert babe.
Glud) ser Seismogrnpb Der Uni
oerIit1t bon 4ulifornien in Ser
telep regiltrierte feline gri6iitte-
runq).
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
Die Gebcnsrnittcl
werOcn jcbt temrcr

Wns man beute fir 8rot un0
Butter, iir Elm &emO ooer einen
- Die alle orei Sabre lang
Yreisfontrolle our1 Die
~unterlogen 81 3ablen
miro, lit offenbar nod
gon5 unflor. 8ie 8reiie Die cine
lmfaiienOe NudJfroge in allen Gel
len oes 2on0es anitelIte, erbielt
fem einbeitlides 8ilo. Bon elmer
Seite famen 9ropbe3eiungen elmer
,fatbaitropbalen SnfIotiom~ 0mGb-
reno anoere iiber oie ,&iidfebr
our guhen, alien 3eit," Die ibnen
nidt mebr Die @1noe binoet,
boderfreut mnren.
8~ertreter Der Shladtbduier
meinten, Dob nit elmer Iofortigen
Stei9erlng ser Sleii6preiie um
10 Bro5ent, D. b. etpa 5 Gents
pro Bfuno, gu re6nen lei. Sn
Wolfereifreiien ipro6 man non
8erteuerung Der Mil6 UNI
2 Gents pro 0iiart. SaasteIiber
cine @rb0bung ser Mieten
I'M menigitens 10 Yro3ent gum
|. Gnguit obgeieben BON ienen
Stooten, wie Seem gorf, Sic
ourd Staatgeiete oen Mieter-
Ifub hl6ernebmen. @ine8 Ser qr0B-
2ebensmittelgeifdfts oes Can
oeS freili6 4&8 CAB befonnt,
Dob ,,0ie Breile in all unleren Qd=
ben an Wontag nidt binauige-
lett meroen.~
&eltauratelre bier in &odJeIter
uno in Seem Yort mie in
Chicago Daren Der aniidt, Dob
nur geringiiigige St~eigerungen
aintreten meroen, onfir ober cine
gr0Bere IuBmobl BON @eridten
8e6oten meroen fam, mas bisber
Der Sohitpreiie niht m0g-
lid mar. 8ieIfnf fonnte man
Ole Aniiht boren, 0aB 3i-
ndfit feline groBen PERSEVERANCE
eintwten 4ueroen NEIL ole
8ei6ditsauelt erit einmal a6Apar-
mill, mas Ser &ongreB in
oere pieoer meinten, Dab naG Ell
nerp fuioer meinten, 0oB mad eli
1er fur5en MISUNDERSTANDING Ser
6ieie iih mieoer .,berubi-
aDer6en penn au1 alf
bOberen Stano ais 6isber.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
Oeut1@e
Bolt belOoen

@iirnberg - QQls Or. Yaul SO.
iepb @oebbels in Berlin in Die @nee
eetrieben mnr uno I'M 8egriffe
itonO, SeIbitmoro Su oeriiben, sob
er in elmer lebten bitteren Grfl1rung
Dem Oeuti6en 8olfe ole Sdltlo an
4riege, ser oaS Hei6 in 8uinen
legte, muroe Dor Dem Snternatio.
nulen MiIit1rtribunal uusgelogt.
Sans 6ribi6e, @bef Der &unO-
funfpropogan0a inter @oebbels unO
Der Iebte Nngetlagte, welber uer-
nonlmen miro, lAiloerte Die S3ene
ouf Dem 3%eugenltanO.
,,@r mar 5iemlid erregt", iagte
6riBI1e. ,J@r bebouptete, Ous GoIf
bobe ourd elm Geferenolm beidloi-
len, ben 8~0lferbuno 3lt OerloiIen uno
liA gegen cine Yplitif 0es @inlen-
fenS enti6ieOen. Nuf Oieie @eiie
babe oo8 oeuti6e @olf ben 9riee
gemGblt, Den es perlor."
DieS mar @oebbels' iebte groBe
2iige, erfl1rte 8ribide.
o@s itimmte nidt" fiibrte er Dor
Oem tribunal aus. Dgeie 5uoor botte
Or. @oebbels Dem &eferenoum iolde
8eoelitling beigemeIlen. @r na9m
Itets ben entgegen9eiebten StnnO-
punft Elm, ndmlih, OoB Die abitim-
miipg cine feierIihe 3uiidering oes
SrieOens geipeien lei.
sd iebe nun, pie Sitter tino ei-
nige leiner Mtitarbeiter 0as 0eutIde
Golf ablidtlih belogen boben.
,ltn0 i6 muB onnebmen, Dab aud
i6 in Oieier &iniidt belogen wurOe. "
@ie Ser 3elage erfl6rte, babe er
in Ben IeBten paar 8o6en oes &rie'
ges @oe6bels bingebalten, als Sitter
befabl, in @ergeltung Der 8ombar-
oierunq Dres0enS, 10000 aliierte
ariegsgefongene bin8uridten. 6rib-
Idle beIt1tigte oieie Ieine Stellung-
naJrle NIT elfler el0es11alIlluell
@rflarung ieines NtitarbeiterS aorl
Sermonn Sdorpin, in Der eS bieB,
@oeb6els babe 6ribihe angepielen,
Die Observation-Disclosures iiber ben
Munoiunf on8ufiinoen.
u6ribide proteitierte %iofort," DieB
es in Der @rfldrung S6arpins.
Or lprod lid un5weioeutig Onse'
gen aus"
Sic greigniIie uberiiir8ten iid,
ober 10 i6nea, Dab es 6ribide mog.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iiber ben
Gunofunf 81 nermeioer nno Die
observation-disclosures puroe ME
ourhgefiibrt, Deriiderte Sdarpin IN
leiner @%rtldrung.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
Mr9entinien 9ibt
6nl1en meni9

8uenos @ires. - RuBlanos Som.
oelsmillion bGlt iid bereits lett
orei Monoten bier auf, o6er elm
ruIitifer Sra6ter lie9t falt leer
i'm Sofen, 5pei meitere limo I'M
gofait o6gefa6ren uno Elm bier
tes aur Salfte belaoen nit 6riid)-
ten uuo 2einiamol. 2ebteres, Die
ogadalin,~ fubr mad Qeningroo,
mo eS ole 6riidte l0ien wirfL
Inn 0ann ooS Del Der ngeGRa
gu ~iiberlalIen fiir Die es beltimmt
mar
Sic eCff0pfise gomist Miiiion
bat orgentiniide SelroTiinerien
Sdlohtb1uler, @erbereien un0 an
.oere Snouitrien 6eiuft. Sn baben
lid NIT einfluBrei6en SnouItriel-
len, @emerfidnftsfiibrern u%nter6al-
ten uno 9oben lniperiitdten in
ipisiert. @ber lie maren offenbar
nift imItonoe, ole BON ibnen ge-
@aren in gr0Beren Men-
gen gu erbalten, o6wobl Die Rul-
len fbisber ni6t gu erfennen ge-
geben bohsn, mos lie mirfli6
molten.
@s miro ni6t angenommen, OoB
iif oie Ruiien Dor allen UNI
2einlamenol bemiibt baden, pom
Die HuNen Dor Dem arhage
groBe Mengen aus Argentinien
eingeiiibrt baben. Mit Der Miiii-
on 3uiommen troien bier paer
ruiiiide Sdifie elm. 3fpei moren
5anfer, ole Bfan5enole auineb-
men fonnten. @ines battP cine
6albe 9ooung 2einiamenol, 6as
in llruguop 9~efauit poroen NOR,
an gor0. Die Huiien itellten
felt, oaB oos britiih : fonooii6
amerifaniiae 2~ebensmittelamt cine
Washington Journal., 1946-07-05
W0s bat CT nan bon
icinem Gcbcn ech0bt

8biloOelpbia Antbonp San
foDsfi, elm i'm Sutherland lebenoer
gorbiergebilfe, ser aus SeIterreid
bier einmnn0erte, muroe am /. SUM
in einem moblierten 3immer tot ouf-
gefunoen. @r mar 70 Sabre alt,
drmli6, aber iauber onge5ogen unb
idien BON 8oblbabenbeit melt ent-
fernt 5u iein.
aIs jeOo6 iein GeItament i'm
Orphans @eridt geoffnet muroe.
itente lid berous, baB Sanfomsti
ieinem 8ruOer Bruno iiber SOS, 900
binterlaiien bntte. Bruno teilte
nit, oaB iein 8rnOer Dor 90 Sab
rem anfing Nftien 6u faufen uno
lid ielbit nur oas Notuenoigite gum
2eben geitattete. Sein ein5iger
Gurus beItnno oorin, bob er jeoen
Nndmittng, UNI 2 llbr, cine 6laide
SooaDaiier fir 5 Gents tranf.