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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-05-13

Steele Lipe of Greenwood and Bob
Price, of Ell Dorado, Arkansas, visit
ed j. L. Shields Monday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Riggs of
Moorhead, visited Mrs. Edgar May
field during the weekend.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-05-13

Bring your PRINTING PROB
LENS to The Advertiser. We cun
print anything and do it quick! We
appreciate your patronage. Phone
Lexington 116, collect.
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LEGAL NOTICE

To: W. G.. McMULLEN, JESSE H.
WALTON, A. j. STEVENS, JR.,
M. L. SMITH AND L. w. PAR
KER, Members of the County
School Board of Holmes Coun-
ty, Mississippi.
You IN hereby notified that the
regular annual meeting of the Coun-
ty School Board of Holmes County,
Mississippi, will be held in the office
of the Superintendent of Education
of Holmes County, Mississippi, in
Lexington, Mississippi, on Friday,
May %, 1913, at 900 o'clock A. M.
This the 18th day Of May, 1948.
L. r. THOMPSON, Superinten-
dent of Education of Holmes
County, Mississippi, and Presi-
dent of County School Board Of
Holmes County, Mississippi.
4-3tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-05-13

Copyright by the International Council OF
RELIGIOUS Education on behalf OF 90 protss.
tdnt denominations Released by WNU
Teotures.l
Evening star., 1948-03-13
Deaths Reported
(From d. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics,

Arthur Leslie. 81, lit 11th st. sc.
Howell D. Young. SO, 1404 Meridian plac,
NV.
Cora NJ Fee, 81. POI End ST. ne.
Eugene Stuart, IS, 3720 Upton st. NV.
william r. Hardy. so. 1101 18th st. NV
Anna M. Foley, 80. Arlington, Va.
Carrie N. Mills, 10, 2112 Minnesota ave
Sc.
Bert lesley, 10, Soldiers Home.
Mary Z. Peusch. 70, 22o H st. ne.
Robert v. R. Reynolds, "a. 2s1a SSH
araittenn n + Kerans. 7s, 1905 Kennedy st. NV
Mary Mary zssIsy zSsIEs s4ss fs 1sh Dss'i s NV. NV
Ahmed H. Elfhadgi, &C., 1s II st. NV.
Coro Gallctti, 65, 1900 illinois ave. NV
Isabelle Sweeney, SO, 1872 Raleigh st. Sc
Edward Graham, 80, Hillside Md.
syrte ssSss n hsncn 1Iss ssf Sh sRFa s
George l. Davis. 90. 905 @ st. Sc:
Nathan Lewis, 4s, 3400 Pennsylvania ave.
Frank Q. Pullman. As. Alexandria, Va.
iasyg imssy Ddnoboe Rs5s & s PenSss Ss.s.ds dsl0 st.
Hattie johnson, 81, so6 Desmond court
George M. Holmes. e5, 1715 Montello ave.
HS9is bsns, R5sn g. g. . nsS N,.sd.a st sourt
Esasesh hp'eafs Ma
Lille Watts, 46, 456 M st. NV:
Ashton Mckenney, 43, 1905 First ct. NV.
Matte {, Hill 40, e315 Eutaw ave. NV.
Evening star., 1948-03-13
Subcommittee Studies
Howard u. Plea for 7
Dormitory Transfers

] A House Public Works Subcom-
mittee probably will decide within
about week whether two wartime
dormitory buildings should go to
Howard University or the Booker +
Washington Birthplace Memorial.
Chairman McGregor of the SUBJ
committee announced, at the close
OF long hearing yesterday, his unit
wants to make careful study OF
the transcript of testimony, before
taking action on two pending bills
they would transfer, without cost to
the recipient, the residence halls.
The two buildings, desired by both
institutions, are: Lucy Diggs Slowe
Hall, a women's residence hall at
1919 Third street NV, and George
Washington Carver Hall, a mems
residence hall at 211 Elm street
NV. They are owned by the Fed
eral Government, which is planning
to dispose of them soon.
johnson Speaks for Howard.
Howard University's claim to the
two structures was explained at
length to the subcommittee yester-
day afternoon by DR.. Mordecai john
son, university president. The case
for the Booker T. Washington Birth
place Memorial had been laid before
the committee by several witnesses
earlier.
Mrs. Estelle Hannah-Morris, a
stenographer at the Internal Rev.
enue Bureau, and q resident of the
women's residence hall, asked that
the war workers be allowed to re-
main in the structure, regardless of
disposition of the building.
President Truman and Federal
Security Administrator Oscar Ew-
ing have approved transfer Of the
buildings to Howard University
Letters from them were read into
the record by Representative Nc
Gregor, Republican, of Ohio.
In his letter to Raymond M. Fo-
ley, Administrator Of the Housing
and Home Finance Agency, Presi-
dent Truman pointed out that the
structures had been built originally
for housing Negro war workers.
They had also served "as a civic
and cultural center in the Ma
tons Capital" the President said.
Dormitory Needs Cited.
IT feel that 1t Is important" the
President wrote" that the Govern
ment In disposing Of these facili-
ties, should insure that they con-
tinue to serve the same basic pur-
pose, and I believe that this can
best be accomplished by transfer
Evening star., 1948-03-13

religious and moral character Of
the people, Mr.. Truman added, how
ever, that religious freedom Of ma
tions Is being threatened by anti
religious forces.
The committee, comprising Prot
estants and Catholics, seek a
three-hour recess from business
here for worship on Good Friday
Committee co-chairmen with DR.
Brooks are Catholic Archbishop
Patrick A. OBoyle, Episcopal
Bishop Angus Dun, and Charles W.
Flint.
Evening star., 1948-03-13
Truman Praises Committee
For Good Friday Observance

President Truman today praised
a committee of Washington clergy
men and justices for Its efforts to
promote the religious observance
of Good Friday.
In a letter to the Rev. DR.. Seth
r. Brooks, chairman of the Three
Hours Observance Of Good Friday
committee, the President said it is
"reassuring" to know the National
Capital again will set a good
example by widespread observance
Of the day of crucifixion.
Pointing out that American vir-
tues are intimately linked to the
Evening star., 1948-03-13

ring the facilities In question to
Howard University"
Mr.. Ewing, in recommending
transfer to the university, pointed
out the move would result in econ
omy," since the school needs more
dormitory space. Unless the two
structures are given to the univer-
sity, he predicted requests will be
made to Congress for funds to build
more dormitories.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-09

eIen gegen Oie oggreiiioe Golitif
gt1BlonOs oorbebolten.
Gngelihta Der GrI6perungen OeS
Gerfabren5, oie Oa5 Getored)t un0
anOere Itotutoriicbe Sbltruftion5nog-
lidteiten nit lid) bringen Der0en,
l1Bt ltdJ ntd)t Dorau5Iagen, nel6en
Sang Die Observation-Disclosures in ser
Sade nebmen mer0en. Gins Qber lit
ltnbeltritten: To5 lit sic Durd oie
'gan5e Holc Stolin3 uno Wtolotom3 in
Den &rentl=&onIcrcn5cn (unO Oonuf)
III ben NcrDnn0lungen Ser bier Wtili=
tGrgOuOerncurc) 1uterItriGGne SotIas
Ne, OnB nuf mo5fonltilHer Seite bon
Snrang an allies nur duf Sabotterung
0e5 6rie0cn3 11no ser Siherbeit Der
gSclt anQelCgt mar. Ger 9lngreifer
botte fcinen Golfe Ser @elt 1nebr Die
4t0gIihfeit gelaiien, Die 8erIiner
Eor8Gnge 81 ignorieren. 9lu6 obne
Die nun erfolgte forncuc 2lnrl1fung
Oe5 Stfcrbeitarotc3 batte feline Inn
ibre 6reibeit uno Siherbcit beiorqtc
g}otion e5, mic Sic Ginge minOeItens
Iclt Gn0e 9lltgllt logcn, pcrneioen
tOnnen, 5u ser 9erlincr &riie Stel-
lung 5u nebmen.
@iId)inlfp bat in Ser ougeueinen
Gcbattc, Oic Ser 9eipreNung Der Ser
liner &riic Dorau5ging, oie Steul1ng
NuBlonO5 5r ltGrfen geiudt Durb
5mct SoridlGge: 8eginn ser Hii-
Itlnga gabelcbrGnfltngen rtnO 9ltomfon-
trolle. 9luf oie gIbriiItlng5boriblQge
ging Oie omerifonii6e delegation OF
ne Deitere5 ein, obnobl in ser 8reIie
9tuBlono Ser ltnoufricbtigfeit beI6ul-
Olgt muroe, ltltO Die 9lbriiltl1ng muroe
nuf oa5 Brogromm ser Sagung ge=
lebt. Sr Ser 6rage ser gltonfontroue
miro cine SeritanOigung foum erfoI-
gen. 9fuBlanO - oa5 ii6rigens, nie
@llcbinltD perl6leiert anoeutete, on
gebll6 al1G iiber cine 9ltombonbeoer
fitgt - forOert bic 3erIt0rung Ser
oorbanoenen SorrGte, beoor iiber
Die &ontroue iiberbaltpt perbonoelt
miro.
Sin neiterer Geriud CUR 8eeinfluI-
lung Der Gebotte in Sari5 fam BON
V}orldaa Sofolomifp. gr gab am
SamStog 81 DerIteben, GuBlonb iei
geneigt Die 9erIiner 8lofaoe auf5u,
leben, penn bie @eitmGbte uuf oie
Sdaffung zines pcItoeuti6en Staa-
teS per5id)ten.
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MeitcnrupGiide l1niun

grneIt 8epin, Ser britiIde 9luBen.
m1nlIter bat fiir oen SAT-, oaB Die
slnflage i'm Si6erbeitsrut - uoos
Serfabren I'M @eItmoBItab" - nidt
gum 3lele fitbren ioute, Snanlpruh-
nobme ltatlttarilder 8eIti1nmluqen
Der Solterorganiiation angefiinoiat,
Die regionale 9lbma6ungen 8ur 9lb,
Debr zines slngriffs= ODER elmer 9ln-
grt1tsorobung erlauben. 9anit mir
De rd Der Ausblid ouf cine antirui-
Iltlde glodbilOung in europa fir BEN
Sail eroffner, baB SanoIunqsunfd.
btgfett ser Sereinten geotionen in
Serblnoung nit elmer Sortoouer Ser
bol16etplltilden Srieoensbeorobunq
5u e1nem lolfen Gorgeben spinqt.
MugenIdeinlid baben oie Golfer
DER Heglon, an 0ie 8ebin in ieiner
yteoe Dor Ser Gouberionmluna Ser
llye oo6te, nidt Dor, IoIange Al mar.
ten, big Die inn goraus feititebenoe
Satlade Ser Sru6tloiigfeit ienes
nSerfabrens" epioent geporoen lit.
Slelmebr baben England, Sranfreich,
gelglen SouanO uno Surembura
|ldon eln paar Gage, nu6oem Ser eng
lnde auBenminiIter geipro6en, mill
tarllde sbmadungen gum Sdute
@elt- -europos eegen einen moglifen
an9r1ft getroffen. Sic boben ibrem
Sunoe, Der Dor einen bulben Sabre
IN griiilel gebiloeten, ibre Spibe Of.
Ifl5lell - rbelle0e 1t or mott" - inn.
1ner nod gegen 0euti6Iono ridtenben
"Welt=Guropa=l =l1nion", elm niIit4ri,
Ildes Sberfommonoo nit Dem britt.
Ilden 5elomarifau Monteomerp an
Der Spite gegeben.
| Die 9ilOung ser poIitiiden uno mi.
l1tarllden sluion5 ser alien peIt-
europailden gntentenG6te NIT BEN
orel tleinen u9enelur" -Staaten lit
ltter onerifaniider Batronan8 er.
folgt. Die gntiheioung in Sen ssro-
gen mllttarilder @arantien Ser Ser
Staoten fir oie Stberbeit Ser flint
Sanoer uno etne5 unilitQriiden Mars
|1bau- SLAMS" fir @eIt europa miro
aber crit Sadie oes om 2. Iopember
gu erpablenoen SrGiioenten uno oes
tltnftleen &ongreiies in 8aibinston
|lein.
General Be @aule lit bon Der 4I-
llan5 ourdaus ni6t begeiItert. geodl
elmer 9ariier Mel6ung ser uaii.
EreB" erflarte oe @arlle in einer ge.
ipre6ung nit Ser Breiie, oas fronao.
iilhe Solf miiiie cine @elegenbeit er.
balten, i'm tpieoer an 6ie Waft Al,
(Sortfes,ns auf eeite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-09
&uklanbs Hplitif

go 5uberitdtlid fiibrenoe Stats,
manner uno Die Sagespreiie reoen
uno idreiben = iiber uniern Sogen
liegt bleii6mer oie Gorge Inn bie gr-
baltung oes, penn audi nod 10 prefd-
rem gegenmdrtigen Srieoens5uitanbes.
Die @nttpidlungen Der lesten @o6en
fiibrten fnapp am abbang neuer SOL
ferfataitropben entlang. 9ie Soffnun-
gen, oie man por einigen Wonaten
nnter bem neuen politii6en &urs bes
@eitens unb mannigfa6en HiidI6Ia-
gen GuBlanbs begen fonnte, baben
lib als triigeriid ertpieien. Bir Itim-
men nit Der peiiimiItilden analpIe
unieres Wfitarbeiter 0r. Otto Stra-
Der G0eutl6lanb i'm oritten 8elt-
frieg") MIR gum Seil therein, aber
oaB Die Sage 1ngemein ernlt lit, lit
ni6t au beitreiten.
slnoererieits iino sic &alfuIationen
iener nidt unberebtigt, bie @uBlanb
Die Sabigfeit abIpreden unter Sen
beutigen 8erbaltniien einen groBen
unb langpierisen arieg fiibren au
fonnen. 8obl mare es perfebrt, bie
Wosfau'er @etpaltmeni9en leoigIid
als 8luffer einiddben 5u molten.
aber ibr Auftreten lit oft an5u ge,
rduihboll, INN iiber5eugeno al mir
ten. Sic baben es erlebt, pie &itler
our6 riidiidtsloies Drai1fedneertunl
nngeabnte @rfolge errang uno aller
Wabrideinlidfeit nad ale feline Sor-
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Oie OemofratiiGe @elt nit oen Gia.
popeta fromut-po5ifiitilder &eoen ein-
lltllen 81 DOllen. CNie Dorber Daren
Die gu5liGten fiir Siderung oe5
@eltfrieOenS belier als im Gugen-
blid, meinte ST. truman trelbcr-
5igD ltniere 6iibrer boben oonlit Ser
nationolen vWtoral" feinen GicnIt ers
Dielen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-09
5mtiben Krie9 uno Srieoen

Grieg unierer Gage 5u einem @elt-
frieg. Ser 9reiBigiabrige &rieg pur-
De aus elnem Geligionsfrieg - 5u=
ndGlt 5Dil6en ser roteltantil6en
Union uno ser fotboliiben 2iga -
5u elnem Oto0tfrieg uno enOete i'm
8eitfalii6eu sSrieoen nit Sem Sieg
ser Wodt= uno groberungspolitif.
Ser @eltfrieg lpuroe ltnter ber 60
| Jung Gelnofratie gegen 9iftatur ge-
fiibrt uno enoete nit bem Sieg Der
brlttaliten 8iftatur in ser Geldidte,
Die 5Dei Sabre nit bem uripriingli=
6en Sauptfeino perbitnbet getpeIe1
mar. Ser 0reiBigiabrige &rieg itellte
an oie Spite @uropas oas ebrgei5ige
Iunb ma6tbungrige 6ronfrei6 nit iei=
mem unbegren5ten slblolutisml1s, Ser
oann bunoert Sabre ipdter, nudoent
er uniagli6es ltnbeil iiber europa
ge6roGt bate, in oem ungliidli6en
SuoDig XVI. Sic 8uillotine be- ltieg
uno obgeloit ipurbe our6 oie Gepo,
luton. Ser 8eltfrieg ma6te burG
Die &ur5lidtigfeit ser Stootsmdnner
oes 8eItens 9fuBlan0 nit ieinent
modt= uno ldnoerbungrigen &ommu=
|nismus 5um 8eberrider guropas,
luno oas @egenItiid Wosfaus 5ur ST.
lanttc Gbarter lit oas Yrogramm Ser
8eltrepolution.
gs be- Itebt nod cine peitere Soral-
lele. Der GreiBigidbrige arieg ent=
| 1Itanb ni6t bon belte auf 1norgen. @r
nar ibon ieit bunOert SSabren int
@eroen = ieit Ser religioIen l1nb TO-
5ialen Gepolution bes ie15ebnten
ISabrbunoerts. Die politilde, geiltige
l1no religiOle 3erIebung, in man6e!1
Sanoesteilen aufgebalten, aber mir
|genos gan5 iibermunoen our6 Sic (in1
8eitfdlii6en Srieoen labmgelegte) fa-
! |tbolii6e GeItauration, bate ser euro-
Ipail6en &ataltropbe porgeorbeitet. Sn
|abnlider Beiie, MIR In geipalttg gr6=
|Beren ausmdBen ipiegeln Die beiben
groBen &riege 1nierer Gage BEN Ger
lfal1 ser @eieai6aft, ser ltb in SEN
perfloiienen 5nei Sabrbunberten, tpie-
oerbolt unterbroden ourd 8liitepe>
rioOen bes geiitigen uno religiolen
2e6ens, aus ser 9bfebr Ser Staaten
lltno 8olfer bon bem natiirIi6en 1tno
geoffenbarten @eieb ergeben bat.
Gos Itebt in ponem ginflang nit
oen 8orten oes 81. Saters, tpenn er
mabnt, 81 6eten uno 5u arbeiten, ba=
nit Ser @eilt Ser Sinlternis iiber-
punOen merbe uno sic Sonne ser
g0ttli6en @ere6tigfeit tpieOer ouf-
| lteige iiber ser 8elt. SOUR tpenn Die
@eieaidaft bie 2ebren ser BON @ott
5ugelalienen &ataItropben erfennt unb
reuig Die perfebrten @ege berldBt,
miro Elm neuer golfermorgen anbre-
den. lno 10 lange lie bo6miitig i'm
Srrtum perbarrt uno obne @ott uno
inn @iOerlpru6 5u Seinen @eboten
cine neue Srbnung 5immern al f0n-
men nabnt, miro Tie BEN Srieben ni6t
|finoen uno lorgenbon BEN 8lid na6
Wosfau ridten 1nb Ser @ntihliebun-
gen einiger @etpaltmeni6en barren,
Die iiber &rieg uno SrieOen beItin-
men. -
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Guklano ais Ingeflagter

Iie i0rn1IicEe 9lnfloge- Grbebung
.gegen Die Sonlct= Union in Scr Ser
liner 9lngclegenbeit erfoIgte am pori-
gen SQttttlDo6. IS mar Dies MIR eiu
paar Gage, nocb0em Wosfou ieine
Glnmllllgung 81 irgenOeiner 9lrt
Trieoliden Gerglei63 in Oem @lof=
faoe= unO @abrltng5Oisput enogiiltig
Oerrpeigert bate. Ser &renll go6 Oen
@eItnGd)ten 10 on5 He6t, in ibrcn
0totcn al ben Sat, Sic io5ltiogen sic
9lntlagei0rift bilOete1, bon elmer ypo-
lttiOcn GcfdbrOung 0e5 SSrieOen5 unO
Ser StUerbcit" Der @clt 81 iprchen.
N}it ser i0rnIiden Grbcblmg ser
9lnfloge lit Oie 6roge Der 8erliner
Slocfaoe MIN offi6ieu Dor 0en Si6cr=
bettsrat gebra6t mor0en, nad0 BENT lie
bon 9lnfang an i6on Sic YIenar0cbat=
ten I'M Galais Gboillot bcberrlcbt bot
te. 9onit ba6en Oie BRET Gemofru=
tien Sen 3tpiit, ser our6 Oo5 ruiiiide
Sorgeben in ser olten oelttIden
9ouptltoOt 5lpiiNen Sen bier, an Ser
gelebung GeutlblanO5 beteiligten
8roBntG0ten entitanOen lit, audi dc
jlre 81 elmer Ingelegenbeit bon melt
meltem Sntereiie gen1uGt, Oie ser
&onflift de fact0 Ifon ninoeIten5 1eit
Dem ergebni5loien 9lbbru6 Der Wtos=
fau'er geIprecGungen gelpeien mar.
gtadOem Die nlonotelnngen 8eniibult=
gen, ourb Gtplon1utelgelprdGe bil1=
ter bermetilcb peri i6lolienen Siiren 5u
elmer Gntlpannung Ser Gage 5l1 gela1=
gen, nur in 3eitgelpinn fir Die 9fuI-
len reultierten, Der e5 ibnen err10g=
li6te, 5u INNER itGrteren Hrellionen
5u gretfen uno lire Soroerungen itGn=
Dig 5u oerldlrfen, mabreno Ser @in-
ter nit ieiner georobune ser 8erli=
|ner uSuftbriife" ndber rudt, 9ot iett
Die oent6ar offenIte diplomatic Oo5
gSort. Sn ser ungel6minften Spra=
Gle, Die nun in BariS matchmaker
bon SeDtn S6unan, Spauf II. a..
gefiibrt Duroe uno ser Oie iugollo<
Dilhen uno ufrainii6en Warionetten
Stalin5 nur cine @ieoerbolung i6rer
Gropaganoai6lager entgegen5uieten
batten, bot Oieie mooerne 9iplona=
tie li6 bereits Dor aller @elt 8ebor
oerI6afft. gtie Dorber iinO in Ser 81
plomatie lol6e S0ne ongel9lagen
poroen Dle nln in Furis.
Sb I'M Si6erbeitsrat nebr errei6t
meroen fam, olS bie moralilbe gln=
prangerltng OeS neuen @eltfeinoes,
lit bel Ser NIT 8eItiln1ntbeit 5u ertpar-
tenoen slnDenoung Der Setogenalt
our6 Sen ruiilifen Ingeflagten frei=
lid 5peifelbaft. Ser erlte GoritoB @i=
ldinlfp5 purOe ubgelGlagen. Ser
9fuiie iette aQe Sebel in 9epegung,
um oie 8eiprehung Ser glnflage &C.
gen 9tuBlano i'm Si6erbeitsrot az
perblnoern. Nber 11ur Der Gertreter
Der Ukraine, WanuillfD, ltinnte nit
8il6inifD gegen 0ie anoeren neu1
WitglieOer oeS Si6erbeitsrates. @is
i6inifp fiinoigte nad ser slbIti1n-
mung an, oaB iid GuBlanb an ser
geipre6ung 1lidt beteiligen peroe.
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@as iuir6 Der GDlferbnnb t1n?

ltngea6tet oller te6nii i6en Sano-
baben fir Sabotierl1ng irgenOeines
Serlu6s Ser @eltmo6te, Ser @efabr
fir BEN @eltfrieoen our6 einen 9p.
peu an oie organilterte Solfergeneitr-
i6nft 9err 81 peroen, bGngt fir Sen
Grfolg oieier Snitiatipe l6lieBli6 al
les BON Ser gnti6loiienbeit ser Wfebrs
belt oer Wtitglieo ltaaten ab, Dem nelt-
en- slngreifer unter alien l1mI ItGnoel1
8iOerltano 81 leiiten. Ser britiI6e
IuBenminiiter 8ebin bro6te oieIen
@eoanfen bereits am Ofontag I. 90.
gum Iusoruf, inbem er erfl1rte, Elm
ruiiiides Seto, ia iosar cine Spal.
tung ser Solferorganiiation infoIge
Iusi6etoens ser Solpiets brau6e
nidt oas gnOe Ser uGereinten Notio-
nen" 5u beoeuten: r@enn mir niGt,
pie mir gebofft botten, inn Gobmen
elmer oie gan5e 8elt umfalienoen Or
ganiiation borgeben fonnel1 10 5pingt
li6 uns oie gtotpenoigfeit zines Gor-
gebens ouf regionaler 9aiis aut unb
mir miiiien eben nit SEN Md6ten 5u-
lammenarbeiten, oie 81 einem iol6en
3uiammentpirfen bereit itno." Sat-
iadlid5 baben Die 8eltmadte itd] in
BEN Noten, nit benen tie Sic 8erIiner
Sadie Dor oen &ot bradten, bas &e6t
ielbitan0iger = ieparater ooer &C.
.meinidaftliGer = slftion 5ur Sertei-
oisung ibrer Iebenspidtisen Snter-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
TRUMAN TO URGE
 CONGRESS RATFy
 WHEAT AGREEMENT

WASHINGTON, uly 23 R-The White House said today President Truman will ask the Senate next week to ratify the International wheat agreement immediately.
 MT. Truman also will ask Con- gress to approve the proposed S65,- 000,0 ,000 loan to the United Nations for the erection of permanent head quarters in New York City.
 Presidential Secretary Charles G. Ross said both actions are part of the Presidents program for reliev- ing international tension and pro- noting World Peace.
 Ross said MT Truman has not decided yet whether he will deliver his message or messages to Congress in person or send them to Capitol Hill next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
DIXIE INSURGENTS
 NOMINATE TICKET

BIRMINGHAM, July B. -IR- Campaign plans occupied the att tention today of Southern Demo- crats who met here Saturday for the purpose of defeating Presi- dent Truman in the Solid South.
 The dissident Southerners chose Soy. J. Strom Thurmond of South Carolina as their Presidential can didate and Gov Fielding L. Wright of Mississippi as his Vice Presi dential running mate.
 Proposals by President Truman for civil rights legislation, endorsed last week by the Democratic con- vention, brought the Southern re- volt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
Here's Something Really New in Divorce sase

MILWAUKEE, July 23. R-Here's something new in divorce settlement "a new car every year.
 Circuit Judge Otto H. Breidenbach has approved the terms for Mrs. Elsie Jaeger, 49.
 Her husband is an automobile dealer
 Jaeger also must pay all mainte- nance and repair costs on the new cars. In addition, Mrs. Jaeger gets the home he lives in, $l7,500 in cash and monthly alimony of $500.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
Korea Now Has
 New President.
 Free Government

SEOUL, July 23. -tR- Koreans picked Syngman Rhee as first President of the first free gov- ernment in that peninsula in 4,000 years. The Russian occupied nor thern part of Korea IS holding cut for a Communist regime. An American soldier was killed from ambush and another wounded by Korean thugs who fled to asylum in the Russian zone.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-23
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