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Grand Strategy


basis of production capacity. Presum
ably these facilities belong to the
people. Jesse Jones' Defense Plants
Corporation Subsidiary of RFC) is
custodian Of most of the plants, which
are operated by private industry.
Products involved include petro
leum, of which US owns around 4C
per cent of present production capa.
city; iron and steel 60 per cent? /;
other metals, including aluminium
lover rs per cent?; chemicals, big
source of fertilizer (almost 80 per
cent?.
When the shooting stops, will the
government plants be sold to private
monopolies for 10 to 20 cents on the
dollar? Or will they be handled in a
way that guarantees full-blast peace
time production and lasting prosper
ity? 1t all depends on who's in the
saddle Of government. There lies the
answer to whether factories will be
kept running for full employment and
a steady farm market, or whether
they will be put on a restricted pro-
duction basis as in the twenties-
leading to depression.
A high official recently explained
that a government concerned with the
fate of little people could handle the
question like this:
Aluminium Company of America: 81
want to buy your aluminium plants at
10 per cent of cost?"
Uncle Sam: "What for?"
ALCOA: ITO make aluminium"
Uncle Sam: "That's fine. The peo-
pie need aluminium. What will you
charger"
ALCoA: Thirty : five cents
pound"
Uncle Sam: "To much The war
showed us we could do it for 12
cents"
ALCOA; "But you don't under
stand free enterprise. We can't make
it for that"
Uncle Sam: very well. Make all
you want in your own plants for 95
cents. But these are the peoples
plants. Well lease them to enter
prisers who are glad to make alumni
mum at II cents pound"
Such a possibility makes the IA
election the first item on the postwar
planning list of monopoly Every
part of the New Deal destroyed, every
trouble pinned on the administration,
every embarrassing moment is a step
toward that goal The campaign is
well under way.-Spade.
The people's voice., 1943-07-23
NATIONAL LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM


r CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTIES
/ to accept Dies findings and recon-
mendations. Congress defeated the
McKellar bill which would have des-
troyed Civil Service. 1t supported
the Presidents veto of the bill which
would have crippled the administra-
tion's anti-inflation program.
For Victory Congress
Thus, while much of its record was
bad, there were moments in which
the 18th was a Victory congress.
There were moments when the win
the-war congressman from both par
ties saw the issues clearly and took
the initiative from the poll tax, de-
featist clique. This occurred when
the people spoke out clearly and
strongly enough, when win-the-war
congressman joined together, as in
the case of the non-partisan anti-poll
tax coalition, headed by Rep. Bender,
o., D., in support of Rep. Marcan-
tonio's HR 7; or the fighting forty"
coalition to stop initiation headed by
Rep. Scanlon, Pa, D.
Your Legislative Program
I. POLL TAX REPEAL
HR 7, the anti-poll tax bill, is tied
up in subcommittee of the senate
judiciary committee headed by Sen
Ernest w. Mcfarland, Ariz. An ident-
ical bill was given the Committees
OK after IS months of hearing in the
last congress. This bill was twice
overwhelmingly approved by the
house. There is no excuse for delay.
Your senators should both be urged
to help get the bill without amend
ments out of committee at once when
congress resumes after the recess.
They should demand immediate SEN
atorial action and should vote for clo
ture Limitation of debate) to pre-
vent a recurrence of last years dis
they should continue to demand clo-
ture votes until the necessary 2/3
vote is secured-not like last year
when the poll takers killed the repeal
bill with a "gentlemen's agreement"
through which supporters of the bill
needlessly yielded their right to fight
for cloture when the first vote failed
to get 2/3. Victory need for passage
of the poll tax bill is underscored
by Q) the Tennessee supreme courts
ruling that the recently passed Ten
nessee state anti-poll tax law is I'M
constitutional making federal legisla-
ton the only means of abolishing the
The people's voice., 1943-07-23

by NAIlONAL FEDERATION FL
Congress- record has been pretty
bad But not entirely. When the
issue has been clear and the people
have had time to speak out, congress
has acted for Victory. Now the con
gressmen have come home for two
months. This is our chance. Here is
a program. Here are suggestions OF
how to make it your community's pro
gram for your congressman and sen
ators. The objective is a Victory con
gress in September. The stakes are
tremendous = the same stakes fol
which your brother is fighting this
summer at Munda, your neighbor on
Sicily, your ally at Belgorod. Let's
go to work!
Congress has gone home until Sep
tember IA. At $50 p. m. on July s
senators and representatives left
Washington to spend the summer in
their districts. They had concluded
six months of the 18th congress. The
record of those six months included
the following anti-Victory actions:
Passage over the Presidents veto
of the Smith Connally bill;
Establishment of defeatist "investi-
eating committees headed by poll
takers Dies, Cox and Smith;
House passage of the Hobbs anti
labor bill;
Establishment of the Kerr witch
hunt committee and the approval of
its whitewashing of Dies and black
listing of Lovett, Watson and Dodd;
Bottling up by the senate of HR Z,
the anti-poll tax bill, overwhelmingly
passed in the house;
Introduction in defiance of the Pres
ident and the people of scores of de-
featist bills aimed at war agencies,
organized labor, foreign born, and CON
sumers;
Shocking absenteeism in congress
when repeated defeats were admins
tered to the Presidents war program
with only a minority of congressman
present.
In contrast to this record of dis
ruption and defeat, congress took
some actions which contributed to-
ward victory. In response to irresist
ible pressure from peoples organiza-
tions the house passed HR 7, the anti
poll tax bill, by a vote of 265 to 110.
Likewise, in response to strong pop
ular demand, the house recorded its
largest vote against the Dies commit
tee, and there was growing refusal
The people's voice., 1943-07-23


home front effort than for little Mrs.
Brown, who is making her own eff
fort, to take Johnny Jr., and go to
visit Daddy who is at an army camp
and may be out of the country any
time?
Even in war time isn't the family
relationship more important than
speeches?
The women with children whose
husbands are in service lead hard,
dreary lives. There's no getting
around that unpleasant truth. And a
trip to see their husbands is the most
important thing in their lives.
If Col Waring wants civilians to do
something about the travel situation
why doesn't he ask civilians not to
take vacation trips; ask organizations
that are essential only to themselves
(and that takes care of lot of them)
not to have state or national conven-
tions; ask women who still have their
husbands with them not to take a trip
to visit friends, buy clothes or just
to "get away from it all?"
Why pick on the poor war wives
who are so desperate to see their
husbands once again that they are
willing to take a child or two along
on a hard, tiresome trip-and still
feel it is worth the effort?
The people's voice., 1943-07-23

fearless crque of the in which the Christian
Church meets the need for social and economic change

fearless critque of the in which the Christian
Church meets the need for social and economic change
Below opinions of some readers:
sending The Needles Eye have
Kverand with practically entire approval
Beebe He a church
much the of book 1t is ex
the kind of thing been needing The book
readable tmeyGlady Talbot Edwards
pamphlet cooperative
make including
Clergy would believe the Capitalist
S Christian brth"-Richard Joyce.
thanks for the
reading You absolutely right
to the Minister
he promised read it."
of the N U writes to tell
Needles Eye both
tents thrilling to read"
O. L. THANK the book
honestly criticisms of Church and Society
Christian civilization of the day"Mrs R. T. Martin
Martin member the House of Representatives Montana
Copies of THE NEEDLES EYE can be obtained from
the author, Oluf Erickson Watford City, North Dakota
from The Coop Publishing Company, Box $685. Helena,
Montana at 35c per copy.
The people's voice., 1943-07-23

Your senators and your congressman
must each be made to feel that every
constituent, every voter, is demand
ing his active support of this pro-
gram.
1. Delegations representing church,
labor, women's, negro, civic and farm
organizations should visit both your
senators and the congressman from
your district (or districts) in order
to commit each of them to this pro-
gram:
a. Go over the program with him,
point by point, asking for specific
commitment on each point. Let each
senator and congressman know that
you will publicize his answers.
b. Make up a leaflet summarizing
The people's voice., 1943-07-23
Colonel Waring Criticized for Stand
On Civilian Travel; Asked Why
He Hops About Country So Widely

BY RUTH MLETT NEA Staff writer in Helena Independent
The people's voice., 1943-07-23


the interview and distribute it in
plants, churches, club meetings, neigh
borhoods. Send your report to your
local newspaper-the editor will be
interested.
2. Organize a Victory Legislation
meeting or conference including rep
resentative civic leaders. Urge your
senators and congressman to come
and report to their constituents. Pres
ent your program effectively and hold
a question period.
3. Arrange a radio forum for your
senator and congressman and for pres
entation of your program
Oatmeal is high in iron, thiamine,
phosphorus, and protein
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SEEM Yorf. Sn ieinem Seim in Song
Sslano Gitp ltarb infolge eines Ser5.
-idlages Ser friibere preuBiIfe ssuins,
ntiniiter Or. &urt Hoienfelo. Gr ipar
66 Sabre alt uno fam i'm Sabre 1885
na6 slmerifa, naboem er bereits ieit
Sitlers Moftantritt in Der Slfebo.
iloipafei rnO Haris, in ser llnter-
grunobewegung tatig mar. Gr ipar 81,
Seiten laneidbriger Heihstagabseorb-
meter llno geb0rte Ser SpSialil ltiihen
Eartei an, Damn trat er 5lr ltrab.
bangigen io5ialiitiiten Bartei iiber
uno pertrat bieie Yartei bier Sabre
i'm Hei6stag. &ier in slmerica grim,
oete er sic German slmerican Gmer.
gencp Conference init pielen slbteilur,
gen I'M 2anoe. slu6 mar er Heoatteur
am German. .slmerican, elmer monat.
liden 3eitlng sur Sertretllns Scr
Ieuti tibamerifaner i'm 2anoe. Gr mar
elm intelligenter 8eoner uno bo6gead.
tet bel ulen oie i5n fannten.
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IS milliarben fit bic 1Rotbilfe

sui 25 Miuiaroen Collar besifiert
oas acknowledgements in @aIh.
ington Die Soften, oie SEN gunoes-
regierungen, ben Gin5elitaaten l,no
Den @emeinoen i'm Sabr5ebnt 1898
AZ aus ben Gerpflidltungen ser oiref-
ten arbeitsloian= =llnteritiisuns unh
Ser Notwithstanding ertpadien iinr.
Gum eriten Wale erfabren mir oamit
in beitimmter @eiie - ipenn aucl;
|natiirlif nur nit ann1bernoer 8e-
nauigfeit - tpie bod iif oie Soften
Ser ariienbefiimpfl,ng in oen lette,
5ebn sSobren seltellt baben. Gs miro
plelleld)t on nlan6en Steaen iiber.
ralhen, 5ll erfabren, oab auf oie Bar
lnterltiisnng Ser slrbeitsloien nur eit
9ruhteil ienes Geiamtbetrases (niht
gan5 elm SierteD entfaat uno ocr
groBte Seilbetrag, namlid iiber neun
Wiaiaroen, fir slrbeitsbeIdaifuna
uno oamit slgleif) fir Ole snturbe.
lung Der Snouitrie peraussabt ipuroe.
Sn plelen 6allen muBte aui oem 6e.
bet Ser proouftiuen liiriorse impro,
piiiert aperben. uno &lagen iiber
"inaoe mort" uno .bocnoogglins =
(&inferlithen) fonnten nnter oieien
l(mltanoen nift uusbleiben uno ipa,
rem iiherli6 alld) bis 81 elnem geipii-
len 8rooe geredtfertist. 3ennoh miro
Die Worfs ErogreB slominiitration,
penn iie in tur5em ibre Sdtisfeit reIt.
los beenoigt, auf cine itattlihe 2iite
'baulider l,no ionitiger Irbeiten tpirt-
ihaftsforoernoen Gharafters in aIlen
Sanoesteilen binlpeiien fOnnen. @eml
man bon BEN feds Miaiaroen Collar
fir oirefte llnteritiisungssablunge
ubiiebt, oiirfte iih audi bon pielen on
oeren ipidtigeren gin3elpoiten ser
25-Wtiliuroen- -8ednung berausiteaen
oaB Die Station = bireft ODER in6l-
rcft - cincn bollen @egenpert fir
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Seem Galtle, gnglano. Sn elmer Sin.
ipraHe ror Den aoblengrdbern oieies
8ebietes erfldrte ser 0tiniiter iiir
6ll,gseltgproouftion, Sir Staiioro
Grips, roaB ser Sieg nun iiher
IGeint Nur Die 3eit unS sic Soften
an WenIdenldben iino in uniiber-
belt"
2onoon. Yrcmier Gburhill erfldrte
in elmer neuerlihen Hebe Dor oenl
l(nterbaus, bob Ser ,Sieg iiber lei,
dber man tonne nod rubig auf 5lpei
Sabre arieg rebnen.
@aibineton. slrmeeiitbrer erfl1r-
ten, menn bas oeutlde Sberfominun-
90 audi Die Sofinung auf oen Sieg
aufgegeben babe. ici Die GampiitGrfe
Ser Na5is arober ais Dor bier Sabren,
uno Die Ma5is iperoen einen nersipci.
felte., blutigen aampf liefern, nm
cine abiolute NieSerlage ab5uipenoen.
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Hafei, Gei,trimf peit
sen 8,aj1cit eeincmtt,tet,

2on6on. Die Gote slrmee orang in
Ole 8ororte bon 3niepropetrosusf am
Sltufer oes Inieper Elm uno eroberte
oen letten oeutiben &autaiussSt
punft Temriuf. Die Teutihen begin.
men bereits nit Ser 9fdumung Don
&ieap, Der llfrainiihen Snuptitoot.
Wsosfau. 0liegenbe Rote slrmee.
&olonen baben grobe Grfolge er-
runsen. Cine aolone lit bis 10 Mei-
len an Die polniihe 0ren5e eelanat
nno Die 5lpeite &olone Orang bis 210
Neilen an Die runtdniid)e 8ren5e
Warlhau Stalin gub betannt, caB I'M
Noroen &ubnpa, Sauptlinie Ser 81.
ienbabn nod 8iga, genommcn lpuroe.
Grcmenbua lit ser Yuuft i'm Siioen.
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ibr 8elo erbalten bat, Iofern man
|niht, pie bel Sen Iuf,penoungen fir
Mlte, gliiroe uno bebiirftige &inrG.,
leOiglih NIT elmer menihenipiiroio2-
rem, mobernen 1orm 0fientliher s.
Jorge az tln bate, fir Die ia oar
Steuer5abler aud idon Dor ser g.
ridts- -Sefaoe in bie 1aihe greii,n
muBte.
Natiirlif ipare es bel aaeeem Il.
riflt, iiber oen Soften Ser 5ebnidhri.
| gen ariienbefampillng oeren poiithe
sluslpirtung 81, iiberieben. 5riidte
oerIelben Tolitif, Ole uns in sebn
Sabren 25 Miaiaroen Collar setoItct
bat, iparen anoererieits audi IN Be-
tra6tlidem MaBitabe bie Steieeerung
oes acknowledgements, Der lpaGIen.
oe geidaftisunsssrao Der Snouitrie
,lno oie Hebabilitieruns ser 2anoapirt.
Idaft.
Die amerifaniide Mirtidyaft hattie
obne 6rage beSeutenbe isortif,ritte ee.
lnadt, als i'm Sabre 1889 Der &rieg
fam. Wit einem Sflaee traten ouben.
rolttllfe Sorgen uno Die Mufaober
zines observation-disclosures an sic Steae
Der tpirtIfaftlih-ioaialen Yrobleme,
Die feds Sabre lang 6as amerifaniite
Seben beberrid)t batten. @eIoer in
einem 8etrag tpie bic Notlinoerungs.
uno @irtifaftsitiisungsHo eines
3eitrallmes bon iefs bis iieban
Sabren tie oerlfIungen bate, seben
nun in 3eit bon Elm paar Wonaten
fir 3lpefe Der arieesiiibrung brouf,
uno iiber Die nun pom so5ialperiide-
rungsamt acknowledgement 3iifern
regt iid fein Weni1 mebr auf. Gs
,piro ia audi mebr berbient, unb uns
iere SDouitrie eraeugt nun Sitter iii
elmer Menge, bie apeit iiber sic Nro-
onttions5iffern oes @ortriegs -@eforo.
Sdlub m,f Seite z.
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Dob es in ibm nlr einen ein5igen Mr3i
auf lie 1898 Yerionen gebe - iiher,
lib ein unbaltbarer 3uitanb, ,penn
man beOenft, Dab es iit bierbei I'M
einen Der beoeutenoiten 8e3irfe Der
Hiiitungsinouitrie banbelt, in Dem gr.
franfnngen uno Gerlebunaen nun I'M.
gleid) bdufiger iino ais in normaler
3eiten.
8ei aneOem tut man bem Yrccllrc.
ment Serpice ipobl ,rnreht, ibm oie
Sbulo an hem 10 barttddigen llebel.
itano oes 9ler5tematgels bei5nmeiien
Sieie 8eb0roe bat eigentlid nlr In,
lofern perIagt, ais lie es ilnterlieb
naforiiflih ouf oie Shuloigen 81
5eigen uno Hublifllm uno HegierunQ
in aggreiiioer 8eiie 3ur 8ebebung oes
MiBltanbes in gnipruh 81 nebmen.
$50 mir bie S6ulbigen in ser
Sauptiahe iud)en, baben mir idor
|iuieOerbolt geiagt: Die Yerantsportllne
| fir Die Bebrobung oes bolfsgeiunb
beitliben Seftors ser Seimatfroni
Taat in eriter Sinie auf iolhe berufs'
ltanoiihen Srganiiationen, Die ielhI
in fritiifen 3eiten ser Station = &c.
nlab Oem allb auberbalb Ger arat
li6en 8rofeliion 10 beliebten Wottc
nbulineB as ulual" = an Dem Doi
ibnen ielber oiftierten, einem eng
ber5igen ''Sntereiieniuanopl,nft emit
ipredenoen 9eidrdnfl,nsen fir 3u
laiiung 5i,r Gratlihen Yraris feitbal
ten uno oie ltaatlidcn @elebseber fiji,
ibre 3tpede breit5uihlagen 1piiien. s.
lit na6geraoe bod an Ser 3eit, mi
oieier Mrt .dratliher Selbitperipal
tung" Sdlub 5u MAIDEN umo Der 5ll
ltan0igen 8ebOroe in Waibington fiji
loie &riegsoauer bas Heht 5u geben
iieberaa oa, 100 Mer5temangel feitge
iteat iporoen it, obne Niidiid)t auf 81;
lDlllfiirliden Meseln Der Aer3tefa!u
mern uno ein5elitaatlid)en 2i5en5be
J itimmungen Mcmcbur az ibafIen.
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Stettini,as Hiirfte ,,asR
Mosfa&a oeteft

8aibington. BrdIioent Nooiepelt
iiberreifte DEM &ongreB feline Wabl
fir oen s,,riidsetretenen llnterItaats-
iefretGr Gunner @elles in Grnen-
nllng Goiparo 9f. Stettinills Sr. gum
llnteritaatsiefretdr. Der aongreb bat
anideineno nidts oagesen ein5u,uel'.
BEN. Stettinius lit Ser grobte 8fob-
fapitaliit Ser Welt uno alle 9lugen
iperoen iif auf i'm riften, ipenn er
nit Soief Stnlin in 8erbanolllngell
eintritt, Die in bier Woden beginner
uno Ser sluftaft iino fir ole Damn iol-
genoen Werbanolungen Nooiebelt,
GburhiqsS Stain.
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Aorb ilnner Aer3temanQel

9to6 INNER ipartet oas Grpblenl
Ses Ierstemangels fir Die 3iuilbs.
polferung bes 2anSs a,i ieine So
lung, obiuobl es an amtlihen gcrihs
ten auf bieiem 8ebiete tpabrli6 nitt
gefeblt bat, ieitoem r9r." Gooiepelt
Dem Procurement ano sliiieument
Serpice" oas &e5ept iiir Sic &urie-
rung oes llebeIs pori6rieb.
Ser YrGiioent mahte es bieier Sc
boroe 5lr Yflid,t aue gebotenen MaB-
nabmen 5ur Siherine ser Gr5tlihen
8enior9ung nid)t nur Ger belpaifneten
Streitfrafte, ionbern auh Ser allgc=
meinen 8epolferung 5u ergreifen. 81.
lpeit es anf Seer uno Mtarine on
fomnt beItebt nun fem @runO sur
l(n5ufrieoenbeit nit oem Neiultat,
aber Die @efdbroung Der Golfseei,lno-
belt onrd Mangel an Ier5ten iogar
in nolfreihen 2anbesteilen beltebt nod
tpie Dor, tpie oos BMnoes-8elunobeits.
amt mitteilt. 0ieie 8eboroe bat se.
1neinIam nit Dem y mno q Serpise
Die 3erbdltniiie III 3lp0lf .uid)tisere,,
iirbuitrieaen @ebieten gepriift llno
feitseiteut, oab atpei oieier @ebiete
iiberbaupt obne aler5te iino unb oie
3abl pratti3ieranoer Meoi5iner il,
aaen iibrigen lpeit binter Sen beref-
tigten 'slmipriihen 5uriidbleibt.
Sm augemcinen tpuroe Die dr5t-
lihe 0eriorsung eines ieoen Genlein-
tpeiens, in Dem niht auf et,pa 1900
Herionen e:n Mr3t entfaat, in 6rie-
@ieaeidt bat man Somit itets 81 nieh-
0ieqeidt oft man oantlt ltets 81 rlieo-
rig geeriffen. M6er lelbit, iuenn man
oas 5ugeben min, 10 lit es bod beu'-
rubigeno, nun bonn 8unbess@eiun0-
beitsan,t gu erfabren. BOB ieibit in
folben @ebieten. in benen Die 3abl
ser prafti5ierenoen Mer5te relatip am
er0bten mar, irnmerbin crit elm DOT.
tor auf 260O Ginpobner fommt. Son
einem hioier Gjcbiete miro bcribtet,
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Butter ben0ttgt
bonn 5onntag alb
l6 ftatt Il punkte
Die ean,e GrhShunes. 6eihihte 1T uneered1t

cine 8ofe 5ur Gerfiigung itebt, lei
runbermeiolih" gelpeien. @utterber.
itellung fiel in bieiem Mpnat um 10
Yro3ent; Sn5u fam elm itarfer Ser.
bralh in ienen @ebieten, in oenen
Butter probuSiert ipurbe, wpourh iid)
eine ltarfe &nappbeit in anoeren er.
CAB. 0urb oie grbobung ser Butter
auf Is Sunfte bofft man 81 erreihen.
SaB beren Gerbrauh in ben proou-
5ierenoen 8egenoen faut. Soeenannte
Sanobutter miro glei13eitig pon {
auf 10 Hunfte erb0bt.
SSSm allsemeincn lei bns Bib Ger
Sebensmittelperiorguu giinItig. Wan
ertpartet cine GergroBerune ser Yro-
ouftion, tpies aber gleid5eitig baraui
FIN, Dab oie &egierllng oieie We1r.
proouftion auffauie.
Glepelanb, Ohio. Die 8utterpunft.
Grbobung bon 12 auf is Yunfte be-
trabten nidt ale 2eute als cine @e-
rehtigfeit. Gs lit befannt, bab Oic
aiibe am gnbe bes Sommers neniger
gtil6 geben, a6er auf ser anoeren
Seite miro INNER angefiibrt, oaB bic
0tilitarperipaltllng 80 Yro5ent Ser
Butter benotiat. Sir ipenn, fir Sic
Sol0aten! Gs i6eint 10 oils Oh oie
Soloaten MIN crit lernen Butter 81
eiien. Gas iit aber niht 10. @ir ipG.
rcn reht frob lpenn Die SYM mebr
ebrliher tpdre irnb erfiGrte, rs ipirS
mebr Butter ms sluslano gebraht
Sier aber erinnern mir al Die 8e,
illnbbeitsberitte bes Staates, Die IN
friiberen Sabren immer barauf bin.
mieien, bnb Butter uno Mil6 oie
arobten Seinoe geeen Shnpinbiud,i
iino. Seute iheint es aber nidt mebr
luabr 81 iein. IS ipGre beiier ipenr
Ole 8eiunobeitsbeboroen einmal oel
SEsl iagen iuiiroen, Oie 8utterrotio,
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>en 8ritef, ecnemtt,te,,

Si5ilien. Ser &f UNI Neapel
Siebt iif INNER mebr unb mebr 5ll.
ianlmen. Tie 8riten orangen 80 Wei.
len tiei in sic bel,tiheu &erteioigun.
gen norboitlih bon Salerno elm. ga.
Surh erlangten Tie oie gbene, sic mad
Neapel abiallt uno es iheint nidi
mebr lange 5u oauern uno ser &i
INN Neapel ierber tritt in iein lestes
Staoium. 9luh miro gelneIoet, oaB Sic
0eutIhen 5ereits Sen gtiid5ug nad
georoen begonnen baben.
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ourcb Acknowledgements
e(tubt mer1el1 1nl((en
Rooiepelt beioret iiber,11arihall =8eridt I

nift erreid)t iperben tpfroen uno bic
9efisite i'm ndf,iten Sabre ipettgemadt
lperoen miibten."
8oub erflarte, elm Wangel on
S6iffsraum babe cine 9auptroae bai
ser Serbeifiibruns Ser Tefi5ite &C.
ipielt, aber Broouftionsmdrgel ebana
faas. gr oeutete ferner Die neuen Sr.
|Uaiionsrollten an, als er erflarte, bnB
10 Ero5ent Ser ndhlti6brisen Gar
lebensliefer1nsen an Weititdrprobuf-
ten fir Sanoer tpie Granfreif, ger-
gicn Nortpegen unb 9riehenlano
uorgemerft ieien.
Oireftor Mitdea erfl1rte, oie 8c-
meinoen iollten mebr bafiir iorsen.
oah 5rauen tpid)tise slrbeit iiberneb.
men, uno erflarte, oaB n,iibige Ser
Ionen, r5umeift Jrauen", cine Ser ser
Station nod perbliebenen Sauptque...
len an Irbeitsfrdften ieien.
vTas amerifaniihe Golf lit nod)
nift fir Sen arieg mobiliiiert, ein
pcit fleinerer 8ro5entias unierer s..
oolfer,.ng i'm urbeitsidbisen Sitter q $
in irgenoeinem anberen friegfiibren-
Sen 2anbe lit in Ser glrmee ODER on
Ser slrbeit," iaste Witheu.
@aibinston. 3as @eibe Saus IN g
oas ariegsamt befunbeten ernite g.,
Iorgn'iie iiber Die politiife 0eutlm l.
oie Sen 9erid)ten iiber Elm neu :
aommanoo fir General George e.
Naribau rerihieoentlid] seseben tpo :,
oen it, 8efanntlid) lit ieit 0ohen u
Sen 3eitunsen sic Heoe bapon gem y
len, oaB General Maribau nat Gn 8
lano geben ioa. 8r1iioent Hpoiepl
CAB ben Seitungsleuten in Der Treii,-
fonferens cine lbreibung uno perl :
ibnen einen 2eitartifeI aus q. .. s.
ralO.Sribune", Ser erfldrte, ipie g
Griegfiibrung bebinoert lperoen fan /.
suh oas Saus-&onitee fir Wfilito :
angelegerbeiten bradte i'm Ylen, I
'ieine MiBbiaisuns 5,,m 4usorus.
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Nhieftpaft>1 >1,abilGmttt I'M
Berlin beaaft9en

2onoon. Gie Nasis, oie iib bemiiben
Staliens leeren Sit an DEM 1ii6 sll
fiiaen, an Dem ser 9reiblnbpaft I'M,
ter5eidnet tpuroe, feierten am Montag
oen britten Sabrestas oieIes Sertra-
ses nit Ser slnfiinoigung, baB 8enitu
Mi,iiolini naeb Sstalien 3uriideefebri
lit. Sm iibrigen mar es aber biesmal
rrbig iiber sic @eltoronung lmter
oem Sreibl,no-Haf