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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-09

lie.
God put the desire in her heart tc
be a savior Of mankind.
On down through the years WON,
anhood came and she Launched
out to do her Masters will.
1t was never too cold or never to,
hot, or the distance too far
when
She knew she would be of some
assistance to her fellow men
To worry and be discouraged wa.
not in her life.
If the task was too hard or a diff.
hcult problem came up,
Fear was unknown to her, she
plunged on, made success of a
failure.
Darling friend of man, your re-
ward will be great,
Know thou that you have given to
the world your best and your
contented mind can find a
pillow that brings nights
slumber.
The Adelphai club can almost see
the many bright stars in your
crown.
Go on and on, everybody's friend
your good works to perform.
This land of liberty should be
proud of you and thank God
for the year that gave deaI
you.
EverybOdy's keeper to the world.
We are sure Gods beautiful bios.
SONS will not arrive after the
soul
Has fluttered away on the wings
Of the death angel, and
We hope you will have the pleasure
to behold the brilliant color
And enjoy the fragrance of youi
flowers before time
Brings dimness to your eyes, when
all is said and done.
1t is our prayer that the loving
father
Will take you in His protecting
arms, lay you gently in
Eternal chamber. There to rest in
peace and silently sleep away
The years.
Chemical Prevents Fading
It is gas fumes normally In the
air that sometimes mysteriously
fade the city girls bright summer
dress, but small quantities Of a new
chemical will help put an end to
hat.
The chemical is added at the mill
when the fabric is being dyed. II
makes possible faster colors on ace
late rayon fabrics widely used for
Uomen's apparel. Small amounts Of
he chemical give better fastness to
:ertain colors which tend to fade
when exposed to the normal atmos-
'heric gas fumes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19

8ooen berbliebenen 1000 Deut,
Iden Bis ip1teitens Gnbe Sum- mad
Der ruiiilhen u,,o britiid)en Gone
Geutihlanos nbgeidoben tper6en.
Muf elmer 8reiiefonferenS fiibrtt
Bolifi aus, baB in ben ebetndls Sel,t'
ihen @ebieten @eitpolens nunmeb,
flint Wtinionen Eolen angeiiebel1
tpuroen ,mo cine 1peitere WiIIton Biz
gum gnoe oieies sabres 6ortbin &C.
lbidt iperben. Or lh1ste, haB bisbet
100000 3eutlde nod Der britiideu
3cne uno ooppelt 10 niel ODER runl
2,4OO,0OO nod ber tSomiet-3one ab'
eci6oben iuurben.
Cine 8ranbltiftung tpar Die Wte.
tbooe, beren ii1 Die Nd3is am 81
Sebruar 1888 beoienten, UNI ben les.
tell Bioeritono eegen bie grridtuna
ibrer Barteioiftatur in 9entldlans
aus Dem 8ege al rdume1t. gine lit.
tunoenfdlidung muBte gut elm Sabr
oanad ba5u bienen, Sitler 1lnter Dem
Sitel oes rSiibrers" Die Radfolge
Sinoenburgs gu berI6affen uno oa,
nit iein perionlihes 8egiment abio'
tut 5l1 MAIDEN. gs tparen oies -
neben Ser 8artbolom1us.Naht BON
80. SUM 1884 - Die erIten elmer
lol1sen &eibe BON Gerbreden, oie SIT
Ter braudte, um iid gum Diftator
a.lf5uldmineen unb iid)er su seben,
bob Deoer Die @iloen innerbalb Der
eigenen Bartei, nod ireenbpelde Sp.
poiitionsmuden ser .llnbelebrbaren
anf Ser alien &edten (oie bas Gegitne
nun ollein nod 5u fiir6ten botte) Ser
Gur6fiibr11ng ieiues Yroeronuns, an
reiien gnoe Der 9ries iteben iolte, in
Den 8ee treten piiroen.
Mtit Der l1rfi,noenfdlihung lit no.
tiirli6 Die Sabri5ierute oes .Sinben-
bure=Se eitamentes" gelneint, oie nun
5ll allen ueberfluB BON oent fiir5lid)
aus 2onoon in Netp gorf eingetrof-
feuen 5rb. b. Sidirihfp, ei,1em ber
8arone binter Sinbenbures 2bron,
beitdtigt 1poroen lit. DDS 6aftum Der
Salld}ung ielber mar idon porber in
Gerti6lano an @eri6tsitele feitee=
iteat lporoen, 1penn es oeiien fir un=
terr;6tete 3eitgenoiien Der Sitler=
@reuel ieit Dem unsliidieligen 80.
Sanuar 1888 nod beourft baben loas
te.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
ErhRn in Snnript-znap
Drutfdllanhs

Gin ipabrbaft tragii6es Bib oes
9ebens, 5u Dem bie gbfommen bon
SSalta llno Botsbnm, Die au9 Die I'm
teri6riften gnslanos unb Amerifas
t:aeen, Wtilionen BON 0euti6en per-,
llrteiIt baben, miro aus Dem nad-
ltehenoen 8ert6t ser attgejebenen
,9dsler Gahrid)ten' bonn 3. M1r5
eciidtlid.
Gie 9 9redensb berri1a a t
Ser q g II iibertrifft nod iene Der
@eitapo = unb al bas inn Namen
Ser Gier 5reibeiten uno NIT Ser lln-
ttri6rift Hoolepelts! son biele
S6redensberridaft iiber gans guro=
pc allsgeoebnt tperoen = oos lit Die
aernfrase ser rSruman-9 9oftrin"
uno Ser Wosfa,,'er &onferena.
Ser 8eridt oes i6peiaerij1en
Nlattes lautet:
Ser iopietil6e Snforlnationsbienit
lit nidt nur cine WaBnabtne gum
SGuee Der beredtisten Sntereien Ell
ncr geietungsmadt, ionoern al,d elm
9Serf5eug our Siderung ma6tpoliti-
IGer 3iele, bie aunddIt in Der Gone
ielbIt uno iobann in ean5 3eutldlanb
erfiiut meroen ioller, Sc ipenieer oie
@epolferung aller Shihten Der fom-
nluniitiiden Sbeologie uno oen 3ielen
Ser 8elesunesmadt ooer Ser Coon
Rublano eeforberten) io3ialiitiiden
G!nbeitspartei 5uneigt, Inn 10 mebr
iunGien Die offenen uno beimlihea
8ioeritdnoe. Sic f0nnen nit regulG.
reu Witteln nidt niebergebalten lper.
hell.
Die natiirlibe gnttpidlung apiiroe
gu einem fataitropbalen 3erfan Der
io5ialiltii6en ginbeitspartei als Grd-
germ Der fommuniltiiden Soeologie
unb Der proruiiilden Bolitif fiibren.
Saran fann man na6 10 pielerlei
3eugniiien nift mebr 5ipeifeln. Da.
ber muB in Ser Soipiet-3 t-3one Die no.
tiirlide gnttpiMung unterbun6en
iper6en. Gin ioldes 3ieI fann aber
MIR iiber Die Gurdt erreiht ,perber.
Dieie Surdt tpiro feinestpess ourd
unmittelbaren gingriff Der Beies.
unesmadt er5eugt. Dafiir lit Der Sn'
fornationsoienit Der io5ialiltiideu
Ginbeitspartei ba. Wer aber bic 8ll'
Iammenb1nge fennt, Der ipeiB, 6aE
ser Mpparat Der Yartei eng nit BEN
9lpparot Ser Belesungsmadt berfloh'
ten 1T. gs bIeibt aber bod fraguiir.
oiG, Oh 6ie ioipietiiden Stellen mil
alien Metbcben bes SgD- -Dtenitea
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
Hrrn.ifdltRB

gie am 9ierstos Die Limited
SreB" aus 8rotiilopa (BreBburs)
meloete, tpuroe Wisr. Soief 2iio, in
ser Sitlers3eit Braiibent ser SIo1pa-
fci, gum Sooe our9 oen Strans Der.
urteilt. Der unsliidlide Mann pertei.
biete iid IN bem mebrere Wonate
houernoen Bro5eB bamit, oaB er MIR
ol,r 8ettung leines 5eimatlanoes Die
i1rabbdngisfeit Der Sloipafei profla.
miert uno frellnolide 8e5iebuneen gu
SItler unterbalten babe. Die gbrli6-
felt 1einer Ibithten murbe bon ber-
tralienstpiiroiger Seite beitGtigt. OaB
er .llnflua baroelte, unterIiegt 1pobl
fei,,eln 3tpeifel. Die Strenge bes ur-
eIsiit ridt aulest auf Die r,ationa.
Hitiihe @ahgier ieiner Rihter auriid-
aufiibren.
Mlabpslo,p 8oIifi. bas fir bie @e-
patriierung perantaportlihe WitgIieo
beg polniiden &abinetts. erfl6rte let.
te Wode, 6ob bic nod auf poIniiden.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
Biz Ktrd1r in E1rnpa
gefdhrhri

Sn mebrfaher Sinliht beo6tenss
tpert lit ser biesidbriee 6alten-Sirten-
brief bes beleiiden Brimas &aroinol
ban 9toeb, gr5biihof bon Wedeln
llns slmerifauern, fir bie es 10 ldtper
bdlt, ith elm ridtiges Bib ser Gage
Ser Stride in europa 5lt MAIDEN, iino
lelne Iarleguneen BON beionoerem
gSert.
Wit an eriter Stele 1peiit ser &ars
o:nol barouf bin, baB oie Stride beute
mebr als friiber BEL ibrem Iuftreten
in Ser @elt Sen Gboratter elmer geiit-
liden @eIellfaft belitt, uno baB ibr
@eien als rein religiole Srgania=
tloll iih nadoriidlif aelteno rnadt.
3par lit iie, nie ieoe ginridtuns,
ole aus Wenlden 5uiammengelest lit
unE WeuiGen gum @esenitanb ibres
Wirfens bat, in tpeltli6e 0inee elm
eebettet uno oarin pertpidelt. 1ur6
llniitanoe, Die iib oft i6mer5li6 ars-
uirtten, lit iie ieooh in llnierer 3eit
81 einem 8raoe Der 8ergeiltigung ses
lanet, 1pelhe lie porber ME gefannt
tot. Danf ibrer unabbaneisfeit uno
Scuperanitdt -fann iih beute lire
2ebre init foit iibermeni9Iiber &raft
frudtbar MAIDEN. Die Stride erfiint
bette cine sroBe aufeabe inmitten Der
geleIlhaftlifen un1pal5ungen. ~Sie
beabiif)tigt nidt, it'd in Die rationale
rno internationale Bolitif ein5uni-
iden, nod ,pirtidaftlihe ODER tehni'
fbe &eilmittel fir bic Wieoeraufri6.
tlins Der @elt norauihlasen. Iber iie
bat 6as 9fedt un6 bic Bflidt, iid ge.
seniiber ben Jraeen bes &rieees unS
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19

tur iein tpiirbe. gs lit ferner nneins
Reinuns, ooB Die Giibrer oller Sir.
den in ben Ser. Stoaten oieie Tat.
loden fldr anerfennen folIten."
&ooiebelt perbano balntt Den aus.
hrud Der Soffnung. bob gtnBlnno mad
oem ariege Die 1reibeit Der @eligio,,
aaerfennen tperbe.
Eaplor teilte nit, 6ab Die Meaie.
rune Der Ser. 5taaten i'm ssarlias
ltnb Nara bes Sabres 194t ainoe
bon Dem Blan Sitlers erbielt, Stub.
lonb an5uereifen, Der befanntlid i'm
Suni 1941 burhgefiibrt tpurbe, lnS
ertbiiqt, BOB Die Snformation .a,,i
Der Stelle RuBlanb miteeteilt tpuroe@.
Ser 8riefpedlel aipiihen benz Hra.
iioenten unb bem 8atifun begantt I'm
Ge5enber 1889. als iidJ Ser Brdii.
bent Inn 9ilfe umlab, litil bie Mus.
6reitung oes &rieges perbinoern a.,
fonnen. Saplor teilt NIT, oaB ser
Hraiioent i'm 5ebruar 1910 bier
Grunolaeen fir ben Srieoen i'm
Sinn batte, 1,nb iih Inn Die 3uItin-
muns oes golfes berniibte: Sreibeit
Ser Heligion, bes 8erfebrs, bes San-
aels ulto abriiltlne.
Spater ihrieb 8ooiepelt oem 8ati-
fan iiber sic n8ier Sreibeitei,", iiber
Die iid Hooiepelt uno Gbur1ill in IT.
rer aonferen5 I'M atlantif geeinist
batten, uno fiibrte folgenSes aus !:
sd bin iiber5euet, Bob cine iolde
8ieoergeburt oes moralii6en Sinns
Ger Wenibbeit eine 4roft aufbringen
fonn, Die unenolid GROCER iein miro.
ois Die noriibergebenbe 8arobe Der
@offei1, binter Der nidts itebt als Die
geruirruns uno &orruption elmer
8ruppe, Die tire geiltigen 8erte per-
loren bat"
Gapit Bius batte tpabreno ser gan.
sen &rieesoauer nur gines i'm Sinn
= ben Srieoen, einen geredten sSrie=
hen. Selbltperltanolid begriiBte ct
Die 8elegenbeit, burd einen Wei-
llunesaustauib nit Dem Br1libenten
Der Ser. Staaten alf oie @eitoltung
hes 6riebens eintpirfen gu fonnen.
Die l1nterif)dtung Der ruiliihen Sc.
Tobr teilte er burhaus niht. gr Iebn,
te, bel aller SDmpatbie fir oas ruiz
liide mie fir bas beutide Golf, oen
acmmunismus nit Ser glei6e,t
Sharfe ab pie ben oeuti6en 0atio.
nalio5ialismus. Be5ei6neno bofiir iii
Ole aaofution, bie er baIb na6 GIMP
lang oes &ooieoelt'iden griefes belt.
Gs mub fir ben Baplt cine bittere
Gnttauidung seipeien iein, als Rooie.
belt na6 Dem gintritt Der Ser. Staa.
ten in Sen arieg INNER tiefer in iei-
ne 8eDunoerung fir 9fuBlono ber-
Itridt muroe unb 5uIest gu &ompro.
m!iien Iid bereit fanb, melde bic
8eitpelt eerabe5u on &uBlano aus.
lleferten, oeiien 8efabrlibfeit fir ben
Beltfrieoen uno oie &ultur er ebe6em
5uaeitanoen, nenn audi afs geringer
angeiGlagen bate als Die bes Rdtio,
ralio5ialismus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
Runfrurlt ,1nh Yapif Fiua

Gin ioeben in 8aibingtoit erjhie-
uenes 8ud iiber bie &riegsforreipon=
oen5en atpilden 8raiioent Nooiepelt
lno Sapit aills britst Die irterel=
ionte 5eItitelune BOB Der DerItorbene
Bralioent Die &orreiponbens bereits
am 23., 0e5enlber 1889 er0ffnete. Or
iab boraus, bob an Dem bent &riege
frlgenoen Srie0en ale eeiitigen uno
religioien &rGite n1itarbeitet iltiiBten,
penn er ben 8olfern tpirfli1 gum
Seile oienen ioate, I eine ginlidt,
BON ser in ieinen lpdteren politil6en
Gerbanolungen ber5lih wenis 5u ipii-
rem lit.
8e5ei6neno fir HooieDeltS Ginit
lung lit ein BON ibm ain 8. September
1941 an Sen 8aplt gerihteter 8riei,
III 1pel6em er erflarte, bob Die ruff
lhe 0iftatur cine geri1gere @efabr
fir Sic Weni6beit iei als Die Difta-
tur Sitlers. @leid5eitig miro entbult,
oaB oie Ser. Staaten idon iefs Weo-
nate norber bon Dem Hlan &itlers
pubten, guBlanb an5uereiferI unb
Mosfau ge,parnt babe.1. =
Mpron 6. Gaplor, Der @ertreter
bcs 8raiibenten am Gatifan, bat bie
ginleitung gu Dem @erf gei6rieben,
oas bon WacMillan perlegt tpuroe.
Saplor erflart, bab es pesen Der
feinolihen Saltrng 9fuBlanbs our
3eligion elm Sroblem gelpeien iei, Oh
man Ser Soipiet-llnion su &ilfe fom-
men ioute: rGies mar elm 8roblenl
nibt nur fir Die &esierungen unb
gsationen, lonoern ald fiir aae Sir.
den. 0as traf insbeionoere aui Die
amerifaner fatboliiben @Iaubens 5u,
oie oie gn5pflifa oes Bapltes Bius
N.., IN uelder Der atbeiitiihe 4on-
mullismus perrrteilt purbe, nod in
frIiher grinnerung batten." Gin
Weinungsaustauit 5tpiihen @aib.
tnston uno oen 8atifan mar Die
Jolge.
Bralioent HooleDelt Ibrieb: rHad
meiner Anii6t lit es cine Satla9e.
eab &uBlanb bon elmer 9iftata,r re.
glert miro, bic 10 Itarr lit pte Die
Giftotur IN 9euti6lano. Sd CLAUDE
irbeiien, oaB bieie ruiiii6e 9iftntu,
tpeniger gefabrli6 lit fir Die Cider
belt anoerer Hationen als Die 6eut
id,e Art Der 0iftatur.
~0ie ein5ise @affe, tpel1e Die r1,i.
iiide Diftatur auBerbalb ibrer 8ren.
gen ee6rau6t, lit bie fommuniItil6t
Bropaganba, Die, ipie i1 natiirlih alt
gebe, in Der 8ergangenbeit oaraui
ob5ielte, bic &esierungsform, ben re
liGioien @lauben uitp. in anberer
2anoern 5u aerltoren.
| rDeutldlano bat aber riht 1,ul
oieIe Hropaganba gebrauht urb ge
tran6t lie all6 nod, ionbern lit aud
su ieoer art militariihen Mngriffs
al,Berbalb ieiner @renoen gelhritten
It'll Die @elt au eroberrt.
SD CLAUDE. oaB Die Eortoauel
Gublanos fit bic @eligior. 6ie Sir
DE als folde un6 Die Menihbeit in
oneemeinen tueniger gefdbrlih III, aIs
: es Die syort0nier Der 6elitfmen Ditto
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
2ieber 2eier!
Senoe ben sDbio.8aiiemfreuu6' bei-
Men AnseB6risen in 9eutShlano.
Ereis: $500 pro Sabr.

3eitn ese u
Hssrrbea, &se1Matismas, 9iabeteA.
Ulatbersift1xs sSer Uaaarexe -
Srss setrss4s ete lss Sssstesalmae
D-O-D
DIE 0ebrmi9S Sanipeifime t{t ie9r sSnfen.
p-O-D ~ abieIut gtfiret, tann Sbnen ~
RaiD ne l&absM. :. 0etns 1uneestlrsu. -
nnfere 8erf6ufer. = 0enn Iibtia oe6ra,;1H
brtnQ D-O-D ben oeDnnt9tM 0y(oS,
SfedNe 0e: ftr u.enf@ @n@en oebran@. ~
~. f1s &zhsrIiNen 03s6n0. pn S66}ss
nur SA.6Q ~ 8u bestseen be1l
CHARLES n NEUa8AlN
Dsieness sss D-O-D
~ - A1s0Eos Ava, OslnsnAus & O.
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ROBINSON GETS 2 FOR a In SATURDAYS game
THE w
ST. ANTOINE ~
NO TES

4 ssEez-p-E-. F-zt1ar- @
rz1s = Asir--.E Azsr1rE- o-g's
a.. Fu--. o@-Ete- 10 EEss g
Ex Ez1 eEn.ee- -nesg p3F--Wa.
E.-zazccA N-.lr.. MI E1-er- -As--
ps-sazE Eves Az tss k11- &
leH.srx.-- -.s --1.e1 SEatsS
WI rare = he 3sxl Is ysE-f
was saup.s1 lEEs F-9cEy MAJ
g. a. IL NErln-E- 5cvE NC-k
L-Eze-.-ay e -as INCA, Greer
Lake E.sc-as--- S--a---E .
r.,5s-- r WEEvs- s. A-tS--s
ina togE Wc-k ssc-e-&-T.
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ss-A e re ~Ts- DS.ro.i
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BRoCyrY
campaneIIa
Stays With
Montreal

F!--S3- 5GE Roy cs-ps-
zs-s- NsEro cs.cre- 20 Mon
-ttl a BROOKLYN farm club
VII -, cc-s - = IRE r.sors
.-lE Eesso- 3; was announced
lssi week ~ B-srca Rick-
Ell genera manager CO II e
Oo5EerS
SackeT stated hat Carr PAMELA
-lsy never co-e - g ne ma
1c-s ErleEs trough esta l.sr Z
sc.li;y - = IRE case O. any
ci1s- players
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Taxa r--1z-E-E-- -ltts7 E-s-
q 5srFeTv-x la. - have hang
ri s-r--5 10 Eases = b.
E---z-F = re 1-.o Nsrczzi
LesE9e c-Te-nal r.tcA-.E. ao5
se,1 = ta- . merry chase
u; By Pi.rAsr
S.or--Sc- vas gwen lie a.
t--E- Wne- as rsS ~ VIII a
r---1e1 Ia ~ OFss--z-5s-. p
rate s-ls-.
Hank G-es-be-F. Ero vas
scl5 - Psr-str-rI- ~ --s -.Es-t
as. tEL -a5e T. ve-r --ssFy
~ re o'-,5Es-E ~ hi.t--f II
sIttA 1-E=s- e TIE sszsc- = re
sz-E; zalz1zE w.f- Ts-y TeE.lzks
@ ocx-3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-24
PETSECRCE


s-G-czn1s-5 o., II .o.-..
5-Sirsled = seventh
& Pan to- Hedges i seve-,s
1-PopreG c.; = niaia
Brooklyn oo9 w naa !
PITS oG-E1 ~ ~, ~ n
Z 7 rs R.ssrc wes,isT.I
Creenoe-g 2. Runs BET-T5
IE-C-eenoerg ?. Gust.-s yt.,'
HONE RCE-C-een be-s ST0TI
~ BASE wsstIsse SsrsiI
FICE-coz- DOUBLE PAYS
CUISINE &c Esstnsx. y ,-ss--
oerg ? Cox % BsNnsei :, r;-ss-.
oerE 2 LEFT on BASIS
Brooklyn -. Piusbu-F- AZ
SES or BALL-Ofs c..s-rgsi.
ler 2. Melton :. Tsylc- ! C-s-s.
le- = STRUCK OFT q ors..
uue-.e- = Taylor 8 HIT By
PITCHER tRo5-rseni 81 O-s..
mueller WILD PITCH Ors..
nusiler LOSING PITC9Ea
Msiic- :
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Brooklyn Banked 4-0By
Pirates as Gree nberg
Hits Homer

As q Saturday. JACKIE Robinson. Negro srr-.s..L
FOR Tire Brooklyn Dodgers boosted lis srng OF hits : M
seerrs games u, while his teammates los- 70 10 p
bErTh Pirates 80.
Robinson. who nay become the rookie Of TIA y..,
5srzsd cool SEQ IN Saturdays game with two s.rrs.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
UNION
Confined From Page One)

to obtain complete reports on the
effectiveness Of the safety strike
but the Interior department said
production in six Of the largest
bituminous fields was expected to
be about one-fourth Of normal daily
production. Coupled with output
in other districts, this apparently
would bring production to nearly
so per cent of normal, a substantial
improvement yer yesterday.
Lewis and Capt. N. H. COLLISION.
coal mines administrator and gov
eminent representative on the vel
fare funds board of trustees, re-
fused to comment on prospects OF
reaching an agreement that would
speed up the back-to-work move
ment.
Lewis has instructed his men to
refuse to work in any pit that has
not been re-examined and ruled
safe by federal inspectors. But
many of them were going back to
work in mines the government re-
opened after they were found to be
safe by federal managers and mine
safety committees.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
THOUSANDS
Continued From Page One)

fury. His eyes were dry but his
words faltered as he turned from
the bier and murmured there
was no better man."
They followed in hundreds, then
thousands. Children and aged.
An 85-year old woman who had
known Ford since childhood was
guided past in her wheelchair,
and wept silently. Five students
from India, one in native dress,
bowed their heads before the
casket.
The hall was cleared at l p. m.
and Mrs. Clara Bryant Ford, the
gaunt industrialist's wife for Sc
years, entered with four relatives.
Leaning heavily on the arm oil
her brother, Roy Bryant, she gaz.
ed at her husband for several
minutes, then was led weeping
from the building.
No PaIbearerjS
The funeral services tomorrow
will be conducted by the Very
Rev. Kirk 3. O'Ferrall, dean OF
St. Paul's, and the Rev. Hedley
G. Stacey, rector Of the Dear
born church Ford 50 often attend
ed.
There will be no pail bearers.
After the 3-1ninute service, a
funeral cortege will carry the body
a mile out Woodward avenue, the
city's main thoroughfare, then
Southwest across the city to the
cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
SHIPPING NEWS
IN PORT
Liberty Ships

8. 3. Calvin Coolidge from the
Lay-lp basin being refitted for
duty at Heide and company.
Heide, agent.
S. S. Felipe de Neva. from the
lay-up, being refltted for duty al
Heide and company. Heide, agent
S. 5. David R. LaCrow, from
the lay-up, being refitted for duty
at Heide and company. Heide,
agent.
S. S. Joe C. S. Blackburn from
fhe lay-up, being refitted for duty
at Heide and company. c. D.
Maffitt, agent.
S. S. Antonin Dvorac from lay
up being refitted for duty al
Heide and company. e. D. Maj
fit, agent.
S. S. Thomas J. Rusk from
the lay-up being refitted for duty
at Heide and company. c. D. Mai
fit, agent.
S. S. Stephen Vincent Benet
from the lay-up beig refitted tor
duty at Heide and company. C.
D. Maffitt, agent.
S. S. Charles P. Steinmetz from
lay-up being refitted for duty a
Heide and company. c. D. Maffitt
tsent.
TANKER
5. S. Sinclair H. c. from Texa:
with petroleum products for Rich
field Oil company. Cape Zeal
terminal, agent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
U N
Continued From Page One)

tSVx1tI1IuSu L axe OlACJ
the Balkans commission OF from
members of the commission, He
acknowledged in answer to ques.
tons that he had heard rumors
affecting the commissions secre-
tariat.
Lie said there had been a mis-.
understanding in reports that he
was checking the secretariat there
for pro-Soviet leanings. He quoted
U. N. regulations saying that the
secretariat must be international
civil servants and declared that he
had never asked a man whether he
was a Communist, Liberal, Demo.
crat or whatever.
The secretary-general, thanked
by Assistant Secretaries-Genera
Byron Price and Benjamin Coher
and by his executive assistant
Andrew Cordier, said that plans
for the Palestine session would be
made as soon as the U. N. receiv
ed % replies favorable to it.
Will Not Resign
Cordier said the U. N. Nigh
have the remaining IA favorable
replies early next week, whicl
would put the opening date of tn
assembly some time around Ma.
/. The session must be called with
in Is days after the majority Of thu
IS member states approves it.
The secretary-general also de
ciared that. contrary to one ru1nor
he had no intention of resigning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
STR0M0SE NAMED
SUPERINTENDENT
Appointed By Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad To
Head Safety Division

G.. G. stromsoe, former. assis-
tant superintendent Of safety for
the Denver and Rio Grande West
ern railroad, has been appointed
superintendent Of Safety Of the
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, it
was announced last night.
The appointment was made by
Robert Scott, director OF safety
and insurance for the ACLRR and
is effective this morning. MI.
Stromscoe will make his head
quarters in Wilmington.
Before coming to Wilmington he
was connected with the Denver
and Rio Grande Western in sew
eral capacities since December
1920.
He is married and is the father
OF three children. Mrs. Stromscoe
and the children will join him in
Wilmington soon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-10
STRIKE OF DRIVERS
HALTS PRODUCTION
AT HUDSON PLANTS

DETROIT, April 9-P-A walk
out of IS drivers today halted pro
duction Of automobiles at the Hud
son Motor CO. for the second time
in a week.
Chester Evans, chief stew
ard Of Hudson UAW-CIO Local
1874, said the employees, who drive
cars from the production lines
quit work shortly after noon al
a protest against disciplinary &C
ton taken by the management
against several employees.
The company said the strike
followed issuance of warning slip:
to the drivers for carelessness ane
loafing and charged that the
strike was a violation of the griev
ance procedure provided In the
contract.