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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14
BRITISH TROOPS
STAGE INVASION
FORCES REPORTED TO HAVE
INVADED ISLAND SOUTH
OF sUMATRA
anr a-...r lnssa rrr--,

LONDON. July i4.--Radio
Dwlhi reported this morning
lhat British troops had in
xnded an island south of Su-
mmlFa.
while British warships
and tran p0fts are known To
81 iH that area. the govern
mrmf has not announced the
fppurted landing.
The Delhi announcement
followed closely ON the re-
port that British warships
had shelled the east coast of
sumatra. after having pass
sd Through the Strait of Ma
lueca. in the vicinity of Sing
apufv.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14
PLAN FOR LIFE
SAVING COURSE
CLASSES. TO BE STARTED
AT SOUTH BEACH BE- II
. GINNING MONDAY A.

Classics for a Red Cross Life
Saving Course will be held at
South Beach beginning Monday.
July 16 under the direction of
qualified Red Cross Water Safety
Instructors. s%' ~
The course is given free of
charge to ali Interested. Both men
and women from seventeen years
old up are eligible for the Senior
Course, and boys and girls from
II to 16 will be admitted to the
Junior Course.
Glasses begin at AS on Mon
day evening and subsequent les
sons will be held to suit the con-
venience of the majority of stu
dents. Glasses assemble at the
Life Guard Tower at South
Beach, located at the foot of
Duval street.
Leonard Curry, Director of
First Aid and Water Safety of the
fey9WeSt CnapIef, American Reu
Gross will instruct.
p: He will be assisted by joseph
ZatSula and Miss Audrie Kelly.
The course consists of instruc-
ton and practice in beach safety,
.resussitation and boat safety.
how and when to swim and per-
sonal safety and self rescue will
also be taught.
Mr.. Curry. who has taught
many local residents to swim and
enjoy water sports, urges all who
can to avail themselves of this
opportunity and said that a large
group can be handled since he
has the able cooperation of two
proficient assistants.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14
kxpected That Chief Ex.
eeutiye win Arrive
40 Antwerp Tomor-
row Afternoon

49, A@@@wama~a pvem@D
LONDON, July i4.-Pres-
i4ens Truman, aboard the
sswiser Aagussa, ,s mearing
the eoast Of Europe. II is ex-
peeled he will arrive at Ant
weFp tomorrow afternoon,
and from there will proceed
10 Brussels.
Prom that city he is ex-
Iseeted t0 board a train for
the last leg of the journey to
i'oisdam. where the confer
eues If the Big Three will be
held.
News was received here
That Prime Minister Church
81. ~ ho has been spending his
variation In France. near the
Npamlnh border. Is getting
t~aHy 10 leave for P0tsdam.
and al vices from Moscow
aaid that Stain has suspend
ed has conversations with the
Z hims premier, 7. V. SOong,
So lraRp for the conference
tsen. Eisenhower il sched-
ul''a Ia leave France Monday
faF i'oisdam.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14

When is anybody going to an
nounce formally as a candidate
for the city commission?
That question has been asked
The Citizen many time recently,
and almost all those who asked
II remarked that they realized
that the reason for the delay in
coming out for the commission is
because of the change of the city
government from the councilman
&c to the commission-managerial
One questioncr said that, so far
as he could learn, everybody is
waiting on everybody else to an
nounce formally. A report is cur
rent that committee is striving
TO find available candidates for
the commission.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14
SCHOOLS HERE
GIVEN PRAISE
FIELD WORKER MAKES SUR.
vEY OF MONROE IN
SITUATIONS

Key West Day Schools and
Pres-schools operating under the
Extended School Services system
were praised this week by Miss
Jane JoSlin who visited all
schools for both white and color
ed children of the Extended
Schools Services, Monroe County
Board of Public instruction.
Miss Joslin, who is Special
Field Representative, from Or
lando, Florida, and serves as Con-
sultant in Child Care in Wa.
Services said:
Il have enjoyed the visit here
very much and am tremendously
interested in seeing so many
children housed in the new Poin-
ciana Child Care Center. I am
very much impressed with the
quarters of all the children. In
this city, the buildings are COM
parable to the finest in the Unit
ed States.
Also, | am very pleased with
the lake which makes il possible
for all of the children to have
the joy of swimming and cooling
off twice day. In a great many
areas, they do put up homemade
showers but it is wonderful here
in Key West for the children oil
working mothers to have, this de
hghtful bathing beach and lake.
Approximately 145 children at
tend these Centers in Key West
daily, and there is seldom any
absenteeism. They are the Porter
Reynolds School, Poinciana Pre-
school Center, Poinciana Day
Camp and the Fl. Village school
for colored children.
In the United States there are
more than one hundred thousand
working mothers engaged in es-
sentlal work whose children are
cared for in these Centers which
are open from $50 a. m. until
6:30 p. M, six days week with
one holiday year-ChristmaS.
Mrs. Florence B. Dulion, Direc-
tor of the Extended School Serv-
ices said today that some of these
children have been in the Cen
tiers for many months and that
a number were erolled when the
program was inaugurated Octo-
Der 10Th, 1913.
They have become healthy,
happy, well adjusted children in
spite of the fact that they were
disturbed by the war, living in
congcsted areas in a strange city
while their mothers worked long
hours at their jobs to help win
the war" she added.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14
DEADLOCK in
LEGISLATURE
NEARING END
TWO COMPROMISE PLANS
ON REDIsTIcTING OF STATE
TO BE CONSIDERED NEXT
WEEK

TALLAHASSEE, July Ia.
Voting en- bloc has been
broken in the Florida legis-
lature, and indications now
are that there is a possibility
that the deadlock may end
next week. Two compro-
mise plans for redistricting
the state will be considered.
When the legislators re-
turn TO session Monday, they
probably will go into delio-
crate floor consideration of
the 81 plan and the 67-sen-
ator proposal. Both have
support from each side. oil
the north Florida-south Flor
ida struggle that has gone ON
more than a month. s.
Both plans will involve consti-
tueionai amendments that woald
have to be ratified by the voters
in special general election to
be called next November.
Here, in detail, are what they
would do:
= Would create four additional
senatorial districts, making AZ in
stead of the present 38.
An apportionmeht bill would
be passed, its effectiveness condi-
toned on ratification of the pro-
posed constitutional amendment.
1t would give three of the new
districts to south Florida, one to
north Florida.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14
O.D.T. RESTRICTIONS
WARRINGTON. Office

of Defense Transportation
announced today that furth-
er restrictions will be put on
travel of civilians. 1t is stat
ed that there are 1000 Pull
mans in the country, and that
they are not sufficient to ac-
commodate all service men,
travelling chiefly from cas-,
10 west. 1t is expected that
next month the rate of travel
of service men will increase
TO 400, 900 monthly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14
Mrs. Hawley And
Daughter Depart

Mrs, Harold T. Hawlcy and
daughter, Carolyn Jayne, who
were spending d visit with Mrs.
HaWleys father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Hattrick of 800
Fleming street, left for her home
in Independence, Missouri on
Thursday, July r.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14
SymOnette Sisters
Return From School

Miss Rosemary SymOncttc, who
had been attending Edison High
School in Miami, and her sister,
Miss Kitty Simoncttc, who had
been at the Miami High School,
returned to the city last evening
on vacation.
They are daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burt Symoncttc Of Francis
street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14
FACTIONS COULT NOT
AGREE

DELHI.-It was announce
ed today that the conference
to consider the proposals OF
Great Britain, a step toward
putting India on a dominion
basis, has been discontinued,
with the factions unable to
reach an agreement.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14
Jury For Criminal
Court Session Will
Be Drawn Tuesday

A panel of go jurors will be
drawn Tuesday morning at a scs-
sion of the Monroe county Grim
inal court of record.
Jurors. drawn and subpoenacd
will be required to report for
service at a session of court set
by Judge Caro- at 10 o'clock the
following Monday morning.
Thus far eight cases are on the
docket for trial.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14
HCNsHU STILL BURNING

GUAM. Late this alter
noon Hcnshu, which had
been shelled and burned,
was still burning fiercely, &C
ccrding to reports made by
accommodating pilots. They
said that many of the install
lations along the shore had
been completely destroyed,
and that fires were burning
far inland.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14
Admiral Halsey's Third Fleet In
Action Against Honshu
And Sendai
B0mbardment Started
This Morning And Wa
Continuing When Last
Adviccs Received

GUAM, July ID. AL
miral Nimitx issued a eesn-
munique this IN orning in
which il was stated tkat Adj
miral Halsey's Third Fleet
was bombsrding Honshu and
Scndsi in Japan.
1t is the first time In the
history of Japan that war
ships have shelled her home
land, and the first time that
an invasion has been threat
ened since the Thirteenth
Century, when kubla Kahn
assembled a fleet at Korea
and started across the Sea os
Japan TO invade the h0me-
land.
A typhoon broke when the
fleet had completed two
thirds of the trip. and all The
vessels were sunk. Until To-
day the Japs call the t.
! phoon the "divine wind"
Admiral Nimitz iass,ad there
communicates about the .stiaeE
! that is still going ON. IN The fnsi
he said that last night 1000 ea--
ried-based planes bombed lion
shu and Sendai; the scc0nd sl
that, just before dawn. the wHr-
, ships, ranging from dcstrOytr 90
battleships. began the bombafd-
rnent, and the third communiale
stated that in the attack last T'is
day on Tokyo. 3I2 Jap Elan,s
were destroyed.
Admiral Halscy too, the jan
completely by surprise Eve,
since the end of his plane aliask
Tuesday on Tokyo and other Dan
cities, Spokesman over Radio a.
kyo had been asserting that thn
Third Fleet had headed south.
presumably to blast KyushI IN
stead, the fleet steamed north and
first struck at Sendai, an island .p
the homeland 80 miles nCr.l nt
Tokyo.
Ever since the attacks from iu,
air began on Japan, the Jspuns
command had looked upon San
dai as immune froni attack. anl
japanese civilians It'd SiranNs
there ny the tens Of thousafids tili
the population was increases g.
three million. II is believed ta
many Jap ships, including ssaf.
ships, sought safety at 3rndai
When last advicCs were rrc.is.
cd from HalScy they said that roi
a single Jap fighter plane h.d
been encountered by the bonita.
from the flcc5. and not Jos,
Warship came out 90 risk aillr,.
ing the fleet.
Some of the smaller cian af
believed Ia bc only FIVE e. .I.
miles off shore, whIlr the iHi'l
ships advanced Ia within rs mil
of the tarsC;S, ',ul nu Jap hai',
les either at ScndaI Ur lluu.Nu
have opened up on Tho ilcd
II was revealed that severed aI
the American ships thai v'ts
damaged in the typh"Un ui Jun
5, including the battleShlps "a.
sachuSetts and Indiana, az g..
ticlpating IN lOday's hpiuhsd
ment.
Among the targets that plau..
from the fleet attacked ven g.,
rlcs that ran from Huushu Go Sea
dai, and ShOIc Installation. uu
both places we've bombed anu
Shelled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14
WACs RETURNING HOME

LONDON.-One hundred
twenty WACs, who had been
stationed in Scotland, have
been honora oily discharged
ard are preparing to leave
for the United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14
CHINESE ADVANCE
ALONG ALL FRONTS
MOST IMPORTANT GAINS ARE
MADE IN VICINITY OF
KANHSIEN
(Hy AssocIsted rress)

fBy Associated E'reHs)
CHUNCKING, July IA
Chinese forces continue to
advance on all fronts, head
quarters reported today.
The most important gains
were made in the vicinity OF
Kanhsien, 240 miles north of
Hong Kong.
1t was SAID indications are
that the Japs intend to aban-
don the South China coast
between Hong Kong and In
do-China.
The enemy is rctreating
north of Kanhsien, the out
skirts of which have been
reached by Chinese forces.
Should that city be recap
tured, it would restore to AL
lied control the sixth former
American base abandoned
last year during the Japan
csc offensive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14
CONGRESS TO RECESS

WHoHINIIUN.- both
house and senate, congress
men are concluding their
business with a view of taxi
ing a recess early in August.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14
AMERICAN WARSHIPS SMELLING JAPAN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LATE BULLETINS
CBy Associated PressI
ssssssosssssssesssseeses
BASTILLE DAY

BASTILLE DAY
PARIS---Frenctmen are eel
ebrating the anniversary of
'Bastille Day today. 1t was
on July ID, 1889, that the
Bastiile was stormed by the
French patriots and all the
prisoners, chiefly political,
were liberated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-14

assoeiated Press Day wire
service and AP Features
- ~ tears Devoted TO the
oss' Interests Of Key West
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
OcmtIdbc Gcfanecnc fiir
5cdbcn SehlcIicns

@arl6olt, - Gas polniidJe SnOu-
Itrieminiiterium gob befonnt, Dob
$4,000 oelltlhe arie9sgefangerr ms
Id(eiiiGe aoblenreoier e%ntlanot lper-
0en niiroen.
Gle polniide &reiragentnr mel
oete, Dab 8olcn I'M Monut Septenn-
Der 2,457O00 8onnen &oble forOerte,
90 Yro3ent mebr ais 0ie fiir Sen
Monnt i,itgeiebte Auote. Die &oblen-
prohibition crreidt iett faIt Die
Soditleiitun9en Dor benz arieae.
3ugleid erfubr man, oaB Die Ste.
gierung Elm Gefret in 9aarbeitung
bat, unter Dem olles 2ano in @ar-
Id)au I'M Snterelie elmer 8eIhleuni.
guttg oeS @ieorealtF6auS rsritoat-
lidt mer0en ioll. Die Hegierung
plant oie StraBen Ser &nupt1taot
inter aufbebung ser pripaten 81.
gentumsred..e um5ulegen unO 81 oer-
breiterlt. Bon @ntiG1oi9ngen fiir 0as
enteignete 2an0 mur0e nid)tS geiagt.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
Dcmtid9c Waffcn
Sram3cicn cntkaltcn

6~runfiurt 8ie amerifaniid)e
grmee bleibt feit III ibrer 6altung
~gegeniiber Dem fron3oiii6en Berlan-
gen olf 9luslieferlng zines SeileS
0eS erobarten oeutihen &riegsmo-
terials an 6ronfreid uno beltebt
.auf Der ;3erltorunq 0ieies MaterialS,
mie ein Sprefer Der armee bier en-
fldrte.
o~lllller oberiter @rumoias beiBt:
9l66rud) Ser oelttiden &riegsin0n-
itrie", iogte Ser Spreder, uno er
fitbrte aus, oaB ole Iltslieferung
0eiltlder &anonen uno SanfS an
5ranfreih ooer Elm an0eres 2nn0
Ole 6oroerung naf 8ewabrullg Der
fiir Die 2%ieferur9 pon @riabteilen
crfproerliden 6obrifen nady it'd
jiebell piiroe.
Ser groBte 9eil oes oeuti6en
arie9smaterials, oas iid in 6runf-
reid in nmerifanilden Sdnoen be-
Ifano, ut bereits 3erItort, uno ole
5ron5oien baben 9roBe Mlengen bon
Sdpott er6olten. @twns Shrott
mag aud in oie 8ereini9ten Staaten
geididt meroen.
8ariS 9elegierte 4meritaS,
@nglanos ltno 6ranfreids begannen
nit porbereitenoen 8eipredyungen
3ur 6rage Der oeutIden &eparotioe
men. Die offi3ielen 8reierberotun=
gen tperoen am II. Mopember croft.
net iueroen. Die 8eipredungen bn-
ben bic Nuiteilung Der perblei6enoen
"a 8ro5ent oeutid)er ¶tionslei-
itltngen gum 8egenltatto, nadoem
oie 8uiien in Yotsoam 26 9ro3ent
Ser @eiamtreparationen 5lrgeiprohen
er6olten bnben.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09

barte 9errer

groutoD (5ranfreidD, Gle er.
item aus fran5oiiiden 2n9ern be-
freiten ullo ser Debut Der ntllerifa-
nii1en Wilitdrbeb0roen ii6ergebe-
uen eeuti6en RriegSgefonsenen iino
BON anuerifaniiden WilitGrdr5ten
als aarheitsuntaugli6" befun6en
moroen. 8ieIe oieier 2eute MAIDEN
fait Sen @itoruG miebererrefter
2eiden aus ben oeutifen &onaen-
trationslngern, 6eren @reuel Ser
@elt befannt iino.
Die 6eutid)en Sofoaten, oie oen
6~ran5olen als Mrbeitsfrlfte iiberlnl-
len moroen tporen, biloen nun utter
Dem militdriihen ,}gooe@ : 0omen
Operation Sfinep4 Elm 8roblem
Der amerifonfiaen &eeresoermnItung.
Bon amerifaniiher Settle batte man
auf gntlaiiung Der 2eute aus ben
fran5oiiihen Bayern beitnnoen, itaf-
Dem ons Snternationnle Hote @reu5
nit ser ACKNOWLEDGING beruorgetre-
ten mar, Die oeutIden @efnngenen
ieien in ben fran5oiiiden Bayern in
elmer nit ben Gurmen Der @enfer
4onrention anupreinbaren Mtt be-
,banoelt moroen. Beihuloigung ser
fran3oiiiden gebOroen biIoete fin
General @iienbomer Sen elnlab, Sen
ransaisa fguae Wslkfee Ssltiten
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
BeMte iuieOer
Gbgenommen

9lt0apeIt, II Sic un8ariidc &e-
dieruna, sic oie Sltouitrie 0eS SunOes
mieOerauibauen mill, Bat Bella Mn.
tba5p-aainpa 81 ibrelu &artreter III
General Giienbomers Sauptquartier
ernannt, NO er Serbanolungen ilber
Die &iidfebr ser in Der amerifanilder
3ore aufgefunoenen lttgariiden Ma.
idinen iiibren iolI. SnouItrieminilter
Serene Ban erfl1rte, 0oB Ole aui
$t,200000. 900 geif)dste 0taI6ine-
rie BON Oen 0eutiden aus ungarn
entiernt wur0e.
aut6a5p-9ainra ioll audi uitguri'
Idle @oote itnO 2eihter inipi5ieren,
bic BON cen Geutl6en un0 ungarilfen
Gruppen Dor ibrer aapitulation 90.
nouuufmdrts gehoift woroen iin0.
Sn 9opern tefinoen lid auBeroem
Sunoerte pon 8ferOert, Die Die iid)
8uriid5ie6en0en IeutIAen aus ben
uilgarii6en Gbenen fortgetreben
batten.
Sic un0oriite Sn0ultrie liegt le6r
inn arQen. Giele 6obrifen linO Don
Sen GeutiAen rcitlos altsgepliinOert
mor0en. An0ere murOen III &dmpfen
3erItort. anoere @erfe iinO ais
&rieosreparationen foniis5iert NOR
Sen unO Sic bon Sen Geutlfen be-
trie6enen ungariidJen 6abrifen iai-
len ol1f @run0 zines I6fommens
outomotii6 an sic &ulien. Die Dir
better Iei0en @rllger uno ibue Be
3ablung lit nieorig, insbelonOere IN
Anbetrad)t ser gegempdrtigen inilo-
torild)en E~enoen5an in ungarr.
Inter Dem @affenItillltano miiiier
Sic ungorii6en 6obrifen geruoltige
Mengen proou5ieren, Inn Ben BON Cen
&uiien ~qefor0erten &epurotionel
nodBufonmen. Dan ia8te, 0aB 5ur
Belt ser @affenItilll tanosunter5cid
NINA llngorn Qeboiit babe, ieine 8e.
~parationcn 5ablen 81 tonfen. Nber
Oolnals lei ni6t befanlt gepeen mit
sic Sage i'm 2anoe Gn0e 0es SabreS
atsIeben miiroe. 8is 5rm %. Sep.
tenlber fporen BE 6nbrifen in i9rer
Observation-Disclosures nit 70 8ro.
sent i'm &iifitanO. Ginen 1eil Ser
S6ul0 fir oie Sage, oie orrd oro.
6enOe Streifs periddrft miro, fiibri
Ban aui sic poIitiide llngemiBbeii
3uriid.
0Gies ut Elm 2ano nit elmer sin.
men SdiAt Gemofrntie nod q
Sabren 6al6ismus", 10 fiibrte Bar
aus. varbeitar begen Nlrglpobn Qet
geniiber Earteien, III oenen iid Sc.
i9dftsleute b%efinoen, lpie etma in Del
@lein6eiit- 8ortei, no oieIe &eaftio.
mare 3uiludt %gefulroen ba6en. Sin
Cell Oieler 8artei lit liberal, ober
Ser gr0Bte Sell ser 8nrtei ikbi
redts. Ser Sieg 6ieier 9ortei in Ser
8u0opeIter &ommltnolpnblen bat oil
Ar6eiter bernru6igt".
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09

merocn miir0e. Sie p~erlan9ten ms
.beionoere, ooB sic %iogenannten 60
6tolpiiieuldaften alio iolfe Gin-
ge mie So5iolo9ie, 8ipfOlO8ie uno
oerg(eid)en gellnu 10 %unteritiiet
pcroen iollen pie sic upbDliifen"
@iiienidHften.
Sir ieoe pidtige medoniife Or
filuoung, oie BON Nuturpiiienifaft.
Tern gerlodt miro, entItebt Elm
lteueS I~ojioleS Broblem, on Sem Die
Observation-Disclosures urbeiten Ioa-
ten" ert1rte OJburn Dor einem ge.
miidten m~ilit1riid) : fomnier3ieuen
.SqnatS Sltbfomitee. oas iett Ser.
bore iiber ienes 6orihungsproleft
ob1Glt.
Sll8beion0ere idllig er Dor, ges
feline lflcdte SOee iein 60
5iuGpiIiellihaitler nit Der Iuf9dbe
5t 6atralleli. oleS 3ott9e oorii6er
ousflt0ig 81 mod)en, pie l%illlere Be
u0[ferullg aus sen 8roBitdoten meg
gebrud)t unO peritrert merOen fonnte,
OF larginm ooer idnea in groberem
ooer gerinaerem @rdoe, uno Oh
tpeiter it1s Snere biltein ODER ni6t."
IS mare gu ip6t, ippate man mar.
ten bis ser otonilde &rieg crit
oltsbridt, belnerfte CT. Sic groBell
StGote in Der 8rieoens5eit 5i oe5eil.
truIiiierer, Diiroe 6iuar eiiie unge-
beltre gltfgabe iein CAB O5burn alt
Daber mern mir lie nidt 5eritreuerL
meroen lie oieaeidJt nit Elm panr
9omben perni6tet nerOen."
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
9ienc Suits
I'M Hel1

Berlin Gus &edtsipitem Der
Na5is nur0e pom uGiierten &ontroa-
rat formeu obgeidafit, uno 9leid-
5eitig reorganilierte bnS Oftllpos
fionsfoaegium oie oeutl6e @eri6ts-
Bartlett a1f Dem 9o0en Der olter 1lt-
riitii6en @eiebe BON Sabre 1877.
Ser &ontroarat fiibrte oas frii-
bere Sgitem pom poli5eilid)en Inter
iuduitgsridtern, 2onOeS- nno Sber.
lal0esgeri6ten lpieOer Elm uno trnF
arItolten gu ibrer SGuberung Don
na3iitiid)en @lementen.
Surisoiftion iibar Sale, in Die
oaiierte StreitfrGfte oerDidelt Iino,
uno iIber Artgelegenbeiten Der St-
fupationsfontrolle puroe Dem re-
formierten @eriftsipitem ueriogt.
4uSoriidli1 ent3ogelt lino %leirelll
.3uIt6noigfeitsbereif:
l&riminaloergeben gegelt oaiierte
Observation-Disclosures; Stroitaten
pom 9a3is ooer onoeren @erionen
gegen giirger uutierter Sander uno
fbr gigentuln, pie aud 8eriuf)e leg-
ilid)er Dirt CUR @ieoerbelebung oes
0a5ismus; ierner Sergeben, Die
Gerlonol oGiierter Streitfrdite ooer
8iirqer oaiierter Nntionen inpol-
pierel, uno an0ere oausgefpoblte
Safe, Die etpa pom aliierten &om-
man0o nod beltimmt per6en.
Bur @ffeftuierung Der &eor9a.
niiierung bes Red)tspelens", bela9t
ser Gr(oB 0es &ontroarats, ,miillen
oae ~frii6eren Mitglieoer Ser No6l-
bortei, sic mebr als nur nomineae
1eilnebmer al loren Aftiuitaten
maren, lln0 ole anoeren Herlonen,
sic ser GtrdTgeborung oes Sitler-
Negiqnes folgten, BON Rid)ter ODER
Observation-Disclosures entlaIIen per-
Sen, uno lie iperoen 81 io(den Grner-
nungen ni6t pieoer 5uaelaIien rper-
0en."
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
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8ereiniaten Stoaten, in Dem, 5uber-
Idlligen Meloungen 5uplge, feitge-
itellt mlroe, ouB Inerifa iif mel
Qern meroe, WoBnabmtn 81 unter-
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tiirfiIden llnobbdnsiafeit fiibren
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ter folgte Das omerifatilhe Wemo-
ron6um, in benz Der Stanopunft
8aibingtons iiber sic .3nfuiit Der
garoanellen 0nreelegt miro, eireilt
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Iioent Truman uno @neruliiiinus
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Ser Gegierung Jreitog bon Sem
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Siirfei Sen britiiden S~onopurft in
Ser Gnrooltellen -6roge Acreits fenl't.
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rultgea oiisften jeood) lodi Dor Ib.
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z. Nobem6ar erfolger |ss perlantcte
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einigten atuaten i'm @1i6lirS auf Ben
fiinftigen Stotus Sci Sdlmnrjes
inns Mittelmeer u,rtu.oenaea
Garonnellen rttgeihfuJ'a bn6en.
Ser iilt.iiue &urs nA;sbc Dor Elm
pnar Snlsn Jon 8ra3S NJ Sinlct
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gen )ab. i oab sic So. eanelIen
allen Qriegsidiffen, nit Miisnobme
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