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Evening star., 1945-06-13
Umberto Begins Talk!
On New Government
After bonomi Quits
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press,
ROME, June l3.-Crown Prince
Umberto, lieutenant general of the
realm, began consultations with
Italian party heads today, after
Premier Ivanoe Bonomis resigna-
ton, in an effort to solve a polit-
ical dilemma as complex and baf-
fling as any in postwar Europe.
A major factor in Italy's political
problem is the absence of elections
for an accurate gauge of popular
sentiment.
The: task of whatever new govern
ment emerges will be to prepare for
plebiscite or constituent assembly
to decide the fate of the monarchy,
which up to now is projected by
the Allied embargo.
Embargo Frequently Attacked.
This embargo-frequently attack
ed by the Republicans as an instru-
ment enabling the monarchy to gird
for a showdown battle--is regarded
as a principal factor in Italy's polit-
ical strife
The political tug-of- out OF
which the new government will be
created is being waged, far above
the heads of Italy's 100000 in
habitants, by these complex forces
The Committee of National Lib
Grafton, six-party coalition formed
as an underground body to fight
the Germans and to rule liberated
Italy Professionally.
The Committee of National Lib
Grafton for Northern Italy. This
more inclined to the Left than its
parent body, has become inmeshed
in Rome's political tangle and SO
far has been unable to produce a
solution.
Monarchists Oppose Committee.
Umberto and his monarchist ad-
visers. The monarchists strongly
oppose the Committee of National
Liberation, probably because they
believe any provisional government
it formed would try to decide the
monarchy's fate through con-
sultative assembly rather than a
plebiscite.
The Allies hold veto power over
the Ministries of War, Navy and
Air. And the question of winning
Allied support, particularly eco
nomic aid, could well be the de-
termining factor in, shaping the new
government.
Evening star., 1945-06-13

war viii be largely those who will
be responsible for keeping the peace
IN the years to come" the Grange
said. Their experience qualities
them to render sounder Judgment on
this question than any others and
no hasty action which will prevent
the expression of their will on a
question so vital should be taken
now.
Evening star., 1945-06-13

lat the home Of Marx Lansbursh
board chairman, at 31l1 Idaho ave-
nue. NV.
!! Principal business OF the meeting
will be a report on the clubs pro-
posed Regional Traffic Advisory
Council. and on District postwar
street, highway and bridge traffic
plans.
Evening star., 1945-06-13

nently weakened by 1t and that pro-
visions be made for the prevention
of disability" the statement said.
Provisions of adequate medical
service throughout life is the key
to national health-not compulsory
military training service"
Postponement Of action on the
proposal also was urged in a state
ment filed by Fred Bailey, legislative
counsel. on behalf of the National
Grange.
THE men who are fighting this
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Keystone Auto Boord
Will Meet TONIGHT

With members Of Congress anG
District officials as guests, the Ad.
visory Board Of the keystone Auto.
mobile Club will hold its June meet
ing at dinner at 6 O'clock tonight
Evening star., 1945-06-13
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The Omaha guide., 1945-11-10
THE NEW 1916 READINGS
ARE READY!

p. E. il read your problems
and answers constantly and know
that everyone who reads them bene-
fits to some extent. / am a young
girl 20 years old and my husband
is 81. / have been married one
year and eight months. My hus-
band tells me he loves me but he is
going with a girl that stays in the
same house l stay in. He is always
bellyaching about the money he Civ
eS me. He is nice to me but runs
around, stays out ali night and still
thinks 1 ought TO put up with the
way he does. Must I stay on or
leave?
Ans: No marriage can long
survive unless its laws are strictly
observed. You and your husband
are going to have to come to an
understanding about money matters
and each others privileges which at
this time seems to be on the bones
of contention. 1t would be well
for you to begin operating on a
budget so that you can show your
HUSBAND how the money is being
spent. Also make him understand
that he is married and has no right
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-10

Mrs. Alberta Ross Young Of Pom
tiac, Michigan a soldiers wife, was
murdered Wednesday October 31st.
Her bank account was over two
thousand dollars short.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-10
(BY III. w. sMITH.-HA-osoo)

(BY III. w. SMITH -HA-OSOO)
Attorney Irwin G. Mollison of
Chicago, III, was sworn In as a
Federal Judge in the U. S. Customs
Court in New York, Sat. Nov. 3rd.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-10

--------
M. T. H.-My HUSBAND and I sep
arated 4 years ago. We have a lit
tie girl. / left because we couldn't
agree on something's. Now We talk
on the phone occasionally and he
writes to me but he will o sup
port u child. He has another
wife now and / wonder If 1 should
forget about his wife and interfere
in his life or let him alone. l was
first. II he was my wifrst true
love but we couldn't make it to-
gether. / am engaged to a boy
overseas who is coming home. Tell
me what to do2
Ans: You left your husband and
since you two have been legally
separated he has found a new wife
and vol have no right to interfere
in their lives. You should have
sought support for your child at
the time of your separation as he
has been relieved of the responsible
ity for -four years. and it will be
difficult to make him assume it a.
gain. If you want to press the
matter of support for the child it
is all right but do not try to break
from overseas returns. you will
cease brooding over your ex-hus-
band.
F. II. TT like your column very
much. | am going with a boy in
the Navy and a little something
happened the other night. Did he
mean it or not? Is he pretending?
Ans: If he is serious, he won't
fail to convince you beyond a
doubt every chance hat he gets to
be with you. Don't fall victim Of
his line-.--let there be proof of his
sincerity before you consider him
as a sutton.
r. NJ. HI have a husband in
the service but we don't get along
good. l have a boy friend but he
has a wife and l am very much in
love with him and he seems to care
a lot for me. Do you really think
he cares as much as he says he does
for me? MY husband seems to
want a divorce, must 1 give it to
him?
Ans: How can you delude your
self into thinking this married man
is your boy friend? He's in the
same predicament as you---tied
down to someone else. but he has
no intention of breaking his ties.
Under the present circumstances
your husband away in service. you
can't expect either of you to be
very happy. His army career is
not Of his W choosing, it is a re-
sponsibility that he was forced to
accept wen though it did deprive
him Of living with you. He's hav-
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-10
a Column
BY MATsOLONIA PRUITT

Hi Kids, something new has been
added to the Omaha Guide.
Now getting down to the point
You are right. some girl should
watch theirself before they are
friendless. because a lot of girls
n boys don't like what certain
people put down.
"A hint to the wise is sufficient
is right. II wish a certain girl
would take it.
Getting a letter from Boystown
maybe all thai NJ. P. is getting
BUT---???
l know a girl up to Central that is
mad about a boy from B~oystown?
She'll do in tight pinch--Betty
Miller.
Well / think she's swell but
when she talks about Mr.. Tine
(Cliff Robbins) she got to GO
somebody's got to go June Walker
l personally think she is a swell
girl --.----- -.--.----- Loretta Prayer.
Next Week Central will tell you
what they Think
Who is known as Miss Know-It-
All?
Who thinks she is the most pop
ular girl that goes to Central high
and has to put herself on boys to
make them notice her?
Why ask Betty Stewart about
Buster-~--she is not his mother
Evelyn Jennings.
How should you know about B.
r. being a glamour boy-----ask M.
B. only.---- Hattie Jean :?
1 wonder what E. W. is going to
do about her soldier boy? Aren't
afraid of married life are you Eva?
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-10

ing to make the best of the situat-
ion and Q owe him the decency of
return to you as your husband.
Discussing a divorce with him now
would upset and lower his morale.
Let the matter rest unless he in
siSts on bringing things to a elm
ak. In the meantime. bear in
mind that you are still a married
woman and should live according
ly.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-10

Nine persons were seriously in
jured on highway 6 east of Oakland
Iowa---they were taken to the
Jennie Edmonds hospitals in Coun-
ell Bluffs.
Mrs. Alberta Ross Young of Pom
tiac. Michigan a soldiers wife, was
murdered Wednesday October 31st
Her bank account was over two
thousand dollars short.
Police say Ralph Beebe tried TO
rob the poor box at Sacred Heart
Church at 22nd and Binney Street.
He was turned over to the juvenile
court.
An airplane carrying 81 persons
was forced into the sea near Hon.
olulu on Sat-, Nov. 3.
Five young girls were cleared of
a cabin Staying near Danbury, Wis.
They were also charged with disor-
derby conduct.
2 Game wardens were found dead
in a trapper's cabin Sat. No. g.
they were shot Wednesday October
81. They went there to check the
trapper's catch.
Read the Omaha Guide for all
the news!
A dairy farmer near Woodstock.
, Ill.,, was charged with beating a
farmland.
A group of officials of the Nor
mon Church conferred with Presi-
dent Truman Sat. Nov. 3----they
! asked that Church property be re-
stored that was destroyed during
the war.
A poland china hog and litter of
six pigs were sold for $500 in South
Sioux City, Nebraska.
a blacksmith at Norfolk, Nebr-
! aSka lifted his anvil with his ears.
125 persons We're taken in a dope
raid in Washingtnn, DC. on Sat.
" =. 3rd.
Are you a member of the NAA-
cP?
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-10

Washington, DC. (Soundphoto) -
A flight of B-29's flying nonstop
from Hokkaido, Japan to Washing
al Airport last week. The flight
was led by Brig. General Frank A.
Armstrong. Jr., a Deputy Comm
ander of the goth Air Force. The
planes took off from Japan at 4:O9
PM, Washington Time, October 81,
and landed in Washington at 1888
PM, Nov. LIST. Photo shows Brig.
General Armstrong as he was be-
ing greeted by his wife on his ar
rival as General Ira Eaker stands
to the right smiling.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-10

Police say Ralph Beebe tried to
rob the poor box at Sacred Heart
Church at 22nd and Binney Street.
He was turned over to the juvenile
court.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-10

to seek other girls company. Go
out with him when he longs for
more exciting entertainment. You
are going to have to play the role
of wife and sweetheart to keep him
satisfied.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-10

Nine persons were seriously in
jured on highway 6 east of Oakland
Iowa---they were taken to the
Jennie Edmonds hospitals in Coun-
ell Bluffs.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-10

Why ask Betty Stewart about
Buster---she is not his mother
Evelyn Jennings.
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-10

Are you a member Of the NAA-
CP?
The Omaha guide., 1945-11-10

A young woman was found
~strangled in a hotel in Chicago,
Saturday. November 3.~.police be-
lieved at first it was suicide.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-07
Rent Controls To
Be Continued By
OPA. Holcomb Says

There is a housing shortage of
approximately 1000, 900 living
units in the nation with little
hope for relief until 1947, Major
w. E. Holcomb, OPA district di-
rector, asserted in announcing
renewed enforcement of rental
regulations.
"Pressures on rent are increas-
ing rather than decreasing be-
cause returning servicemen are
seeking homes for their famil-
les" Major Holcomb said. From
1912 to VI Day, rents have in
creased only one percent, approx
imately the same increase as in
the corresponding period Of
World War /. If this parallel be
continued and proper rent con-
troll is not enforced, rent may
be expected to increase 65 per-
cent during the next ten years as
in the ten years following the
first World War"
In an effort to forstall any such
rise in rents, Major Holcomb an
nounced that OPA will take i'm
mediate action against all cases
Of violation referred from the
area rent office.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-07
Funeral Services
For John w. Duiley
Conducted Sunday

John Washington Daley died
Sunday morning at his home in
Kreole after a long illness. He
was rs years old. Mr.. DALEY
was widely known in Moss Point
and Kreole. He was a native
of Moss Point.
Mr.. Daley was for many years
connected with the sawmill bust
ness and for the last IL years of
his active life he was employed
at the Moss Point Mill of the In
ternational Paper Company. He
retired about three years ago pc
cause OF poor health.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Monday at 8 p. m. at the Fails
Funeral Home with interment in
Machpelah cemetery. The Rev.
John F. Brock, pastor of the Moss
Point Baptist church. officiated.
Pail bearers were Benton Daley,
Jimmie Daley, Louis Delmas,
Mat Delmas, ST., and Frank
Marie.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Mary Ellen Daley; one son,
John F. Daley Of Moss Point;
two daughters, Mrs. Mat Delmas,
Sr., of Moss Point and Mrs. r.
S. Gaynor of Mobile: one brother,
Edward Daley of Gulfport; a sis
ter, Mrs. Ruth Crosby of Mobile
and seven grandchildren.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-07
Bosurge Resigns
AS County Potrolmun
Opens Seufood Shop

Levert Bosarge has rendered
his resignation as county high
way patrolman and will open a
seafood establishment, he an
nouneed. Mr.. Bosarge has been
connected with the law enforce
ment departments of the county
and city of Pascagoula for Il
years. During that period he was
for a time superintendent Of
guards during the construction OF
the first block OF houses in the
federal housing project and then
was employed as guard at the
ingalls, Shipyard. He later re-
turned to the employ of the
county.
Although he no longer will be
regularly connected with the de
partment, Mr. Bosarge has agreed
to assist during holidays and help
out when he is needed, he said.
His retail seafood place where
he will handle oysters, fish and
shrimp will be located at 324
Herrick street.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-07
Suruh Bennett Circle
Has Mission Study ut
Home of Mrs. Duvid

At the last meeting of the
Sarah Bennett Circle for Novem-
Der, the circle devoted the time
to the study of two chapters OF
the book. "These Moving Times
under the leadership of Mrs. A.
p. May.
The circle enjoyed the hos
pitality of Mrs. Upton David at
her home at TIT Grant Circle dur
ing the session which was direct
ed by the chairman, Mrs. j. +.
Carver.
The members had the pleasure
of having Mrs. Otis Wilson as a
guest.
Mrs. David served appetizing
refreshments at the close of the
study period.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-07
Miss Dottie Doniel
Hostess To Thursday
Evening Bridge Club

A very pleasant meeting of the
Thursday Evening Bridge Club
was held with Miss Dottie Dan
iel at her home at 3l9 South
Pascagoula street on the regular
dav of meeting last week.
A series of keenly contested
games gave the high score favor
to Miss Margaret Burnsed. Miss
Frances Warden was presented
with the consolation favor.
The meeting next week will be
held with Miss Gene Eason at
her home. ll04 Buena Vista
street.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-07

Army post exchanges IN the
Pacific did a gross business Of
more than 81, 000,0 600 a month.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-12-07

Dandy shirt done in
a fabric that rivals
silk Fits like a charm
-launders like hand-
kereiiief.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-21
y ar3ans" Sram bat
ShciNmne bcantraet

pos angeles = 6rau gerpel
lScott @eiBmiiaer, Die gegen ibren
@atten, Sen 5ilmidauipieler uno
SdpimmfiinitLer, Sobnnp @eiB-
miiGer cine Sdei0ungsfiage einge-
bra6t bate, puroe pom Sberrid)ter
&urb &auffman fir oie 3aitOouer
0es 8ro5eBes oorlduf;ge Alimente
in ser Sobe bon po6entli6 $50 ufto
elm MISUNDERSTANDING fir ibre orel
iunqen &inoer (im Alter bon 2 Bis
5 Sa6ren) BON $500 wodentlid 8u-
geiproden.
fSerner pur0e Ser @atte oa5u Der-
balter, sic 3obIungen, Stelter- urn0
@erIiAerungsfoiten fir oas 6ami-
lienbeim in Santa Monica aufre9t-
8uerbalteu.
9ie O66ltt ii6er oie Sinner muir
Sc Srau @eiBmlteaer iibertragen,
oie frii6er cine Game Ser San 6ran-
ciscoer @eiellidoft mar. 8eiBmuel-
Ter miro Elm a~n9emeiienes Seiuds,
reat bdben.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-21

gen ms; Bann uuf 8%ropoganOa ge-
qen sic umerifaniihe 2~ebensorO~
nung; Nahpriifung aaer Nadfriegs-
.&reoite nod @blauf BON 10 Sdbren
Inn irgenoeine SaBpropaganoa ge-
gen uns i'm Sntereiie elmer SdltlOen-
auf6ebung 81 uerbinOern &egulfe-
rung oon Muslanos 9arle9en oltrd'
9rioatanitalten, ulim 5u perbinoern,
oaB lie fir anoere ais proouftiue un-
ternebmen perpenoet meroen, oentt
IonIt weroen sic omerifaniihen @elo-
ge6er ibr @elo ni6t 3uriiferbalten.
SIN A. Bunft ieines Brogramms ere
fl6rte Soooer: .@ir fonnen eS uns
nidt ~leiiten, uniere Mittel oa5u be-
futen 5u laiien, Armeen 81 unterbal-
ten, unproouftibe l1nternebmen 81
betrei6en, Sduloen all anoere San-
ser al 5ablen, So5ialerperimente 5n
MAIDEN oOer fir Yropaganoa sum
lStur5 unierer &egierung gu 8ablen."
Washington Journal., 1945-09-21

Sapan-nSN

@ai6ington. = 4uf einem 9auer-
fllq BON Ssdpan nod @aibington ba-
ben orei 1929 Superfortreiles 6ereitS
sic SGlfte i6res $500 Meilen langen
6(uges 3~uriidgelegt uno Die oafiir
oorgeie6ene 3eit genau einge6alten.
Sim 8 l16r friib funfte Slug : 6iib-
rer st. Sen. 8arnep sc. @iles, onB
Sic 0rei &ieienbomber ii6 100 Mei-
len iii0lif oes @ation Safe, Oufon,
@anaon, b%efGn0en. Bon ainborberge-
iebenen llnfdaen abgeieben ioaten
Sic 6lieger I'M 6 llbr dbenos in
@ai6ington lanOen. Ser Jlug MUIR
Sc geltern na6mittag Inn 4.Ot auf
Dem iapuniiden 6eltlano begonnen.
lin 2 lt6r nafm. maren 0ie orei
6luo3euge MIR nod 1880 Meilen bon
@aibington entfernt, 6as ieood nur
ems erreiden Oiirfte, ga 5mei infol'
qe 9en5inmangels bereitS in De-
troit wer0en Ianoen miiBen. 9ieie
lebte 6unfmeloung fam BON &egina,
Sas., &ana0a.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-21

&rie9siefretdr

@ai6ington. = 8rdlioent Grit
man ernannte sen bisberigen Inter
friegsiefretGr &o6ert g.. 8atterion,
einen ~54idbrigen Seem gorfer @e-
publifaner, gum Rriegsiefretdr an
iStele oes nit 8iidiidt auf borge-
riiftes gllter (fait 78 Sabre bonn
4mte 3uriidgetretenen Senrp 6.
3ngleid CAB ser 8rdii-
0ent gelegentli9 ieines Sournalilten-
empfangs oie grnennung zines
S6ioer &epu6lifaners oes (im Sabre
1883 in Samoica 8lains, Maii., ge
b~orenen) Senators SaroIo $. BUR-
ton, gum observation-disclosures befonnt.
Sn oieiem Sal banoelt es fih Inn
5iiaung elmer @afnna Die Dur6 Sen
&iidtritt zines ser Mitglieoer oes
bofiten &i9terfollegiums, Smen s.
&o6ertS (e6enfals zines &epnbli-
fanersl entitonoen mar. &oberts
lebnte fiir5li6 cine ibm bon Eruman
ongetrogene grnennung gum ameri-
faniiden MitgIieo oes internationa-
len Militartribullals fiir @6urtei-
lung Der @auptfriegsber6re6er in
europa ob, af3eptierte aber Damn Sen
8oriib in einem Musi6uB fir Ser
leibung BON 8eroienitmeoaiaen an
3lpilperlonen.
Sic 3eitungsleute paren SIT ser
o@reiie5&onferen3" I'M @eiBen &alt-
lie 6~eIonoers 3ablreid eridienen uno
nobnen Die 8efanntgabe Der Neler-
n%ennungen nit Mus0riiden o~erl1eber-
raidung auf, sic lopobl Dem llmfaag
Der Observation-Disclosures mie Ser
8o6l Ser DISQUALIFICATION fir einige
ser frogIiGen Memter galt.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-21

Berlin Die amerifaner bnben
nun nit Der &epotriierung pom
oerifleppten polniiden Staatsan-
gebOrigen in ibrer Sffupations-
gone begonnen, uno es miro ange-
nommenL oaB Die meilten BON if
men in ibrer Seimat 3uriid ieitl
oiirften, ebe Ser 8inter eAriebt. Die
etIiden $4,000 8olen itelen unge-
fabr Die S6lfte ouer 8eriAleppten
oar, fir Die in Ser omerifanii6en
Gone nod geiorgt peroen muB. ST.
re &epatriierung miro ben atu-
ten @ebensmittelmongA p~enigitens
einigermaBen bebeben.
8rigaoegeneraG eric s. 8oo6,
Der gi5eoireftor Der llS4@ruppe beg
8erldleppten : &eiiortS oes aaiier-
ten &ontrolrots, GuBerte ii6 oo=
bingebeno, 6oB anfang 8inter nur
,.ein bolb permonenter &eit" bon
ungefG9r 100000 Oeri6leppten
8erlonen in Ser omerifaniiden 30
ne perblei6en miir0e.
Nls Die Naiierten i6re Sffupn-
tionsoperationen in @eltOeuti6lanO
eroffneten, D~eigerten ii6 Die mebr
Washington Journal., 1945-09-21
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8aris = 0ie 3eitung ,9nris-
@reiie" erfldrte, bob Stalin wabr'
l1einli6 I'M @inter lein @mt ais
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@remier) nieoerlegen uno lib me,
gen leines idledten @eiunobeits5lt-
itanoes BON ie0er politiiden Edtig-
felt 3uriid3ieben mer0e.
9ea1 ser Mitteilung ser 3eitung
leioet Stain an elmer 2~e6erfranfbeit
un0 i6perer @rmiioung. 9as io1
au6 Der @runo geDelen lein, ma,
rum iid ieine anfunft CUR 8otSs
banner &onferen5 nit Eruntan ullo
Gburdin ~per3ogert bat.
g)oeS 0eGbors, Der in BnriS alS
Spe3ioliIt fiir ruliiide 6ragen Gilt
uno Sen Artifel ulter6eidnet bot,
b%abauptet, bob Stnlin idon LANCE
an Der &rontbeit leioe, Die in ben
fritfiden Sagen BON Stalingrao
i'm Ssabre 1912 einen Sobepunft err
rei6t babe.
0elbarS berld1tete, Dob ore Gold
ietfii6rer piinifen, Stalin ioate Die
amtsloit idon jest nie0erleget, nm
ieip 0oben. gu erbalten, nno propbe-
8eite, oob ser @eneraliiiinius jeoe
oftipe uno 0irefte 8eteiligultg nl1t
offentliden 2dben Der Somjetrep phi
blifen pabrideinli6 aufgeben iplro.
gr teilte ferner nit, Bob ole
Souiet 9enmten Oaraul 9ptten,
ooB Stalin auA i'm Sutherland mt
al leinem anieben, onB err I'M arieg
%qeponnen fat, Der ruhenoe Bol
&liBlon0s in ser ltmiteanngs5ett
iein mer0e.
9elbars 6ot feline Queaen fir lei-
men 8eridt atlgegeben, aber Don
pripoter Seite perlautet, oaB er aliT
fremoe areiie auriidgebt, Die Dem
&reml ndbelte6en.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-21
Wiu 2lntetl
an 5wet Kolo-
MEN 3taliens
Dos @criidt, Sic SctujctmniOt crItrcbc cincn 2ln>
tell at Scr pcrtpnltAno GripOIitaniens cntbchrt
midt Ncs bcRartnten KSrnlcins Sal3", ttcinte or

2on6on. - MuBIano CAB obne
ltmi6meife al erfennen, OoB es leb~
boites Sntereiie an Sen 0iSpoiitionen
itber oie itdlieniihen &olonieH
nimntt, un0 oaB es Ser MuBenmini-
tier : &onferen3 bielei1t 0ie 6oroe.
rung borIegen miro, an Ser 8erwal-
tung wenigitens 5rpeier &olonien be.
teiligt 81 per0en.
SD min oaS SntereIle Ser Sou-
ietregierltng an Ser binli6tli6 Grit
trdas 5l t%reffenoen @ntideiOung nidt
in M6re0e ltelen", bemerfte Ser ruiz
IiiMe MuBenminiiter Molotoff gele-
gentli6 zines neutrality-suspicious.
ualt1 0os @erii6t, Ole Sopietunion
erltrebe einen Mnteil an Ser @erfpal-
tung Sripolitaniens, entbebrt niht
0es befantten &0rnleinS Sal5."
8eoor MoIotoff sic 8reiie empfing,
bate ser iugoilatpii6e 8i3eEOtiniIter.
prdiioent &areli oen MrBenminiitern
Ser Hereinafter Staatett, @nglnn0s,
I6ranfrei6s uno Gbinas ooS @erlan-
gen ieiner &egierllng na6 lle6erlai-
Jung Observation-Disclosures @ren5gebie.
te, eini6lieBlid Rrieit uno 9dna
Sitriens, unterbreitet. Molotoff lieB
feinen 3neiiel 0oran, ooB &uBlan0
nibt gerpilt lit iid Die iugOIlmpii6en
Be6ietSforoerungen in oollem lint
lang 5u eieen 5u MAIDEN. ,,8ir uer-
Sen oeriu6en, Die 3piiti9feiten in
@ngelegen6eit Sitriens uno ErieIts
in einem geredten Sinne 5u i6li6-
ten, iogte er; ,j@e6iete, 0eren 8e-
mo6ner ii6erlpiegen0 froatii6 ODER
ilopeniiG iino, iolten &roatien uno
Slnlpenien (un0 eamit Sugoilamien)
5ugelpro6en hperoen. Someit es iif
ober Inn St1ote un6 &an0ifaften
itolienii6en g6arofters b%an0elt, bat
chen Stalien ben groBeren Inipru6. "
Sn Oiplomatii6en &reiien ninmt
man oemna6 an, 0aB &uBlano fir
Elm aompromiB 81 BADEN iein miro,
ooS Grieit in italieniiAen lSanOen
ldBt, bieaei6t norbebalten elmer inter-
nationolen &afenuerpaltung. IS
miir0e oies Ben INSTRUMENTATION
M6li6ten entipreden.
Cine fiible Mufnabme i6eint o6er,
pie Molotoff 3n b~erlteben CAB, Der
notwithstanding Blan elmer in