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Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
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Ser engliide 6ori6ungsreiienoe
8iaiam Sarcourt BON Ser Sopooner
yScientific @rpeoitionarD &eiear6
aiiociotion" lit ioeben bon elmer lam
geren &eiie 5uriidgefebrt oitf ser er
einige ser menig befannten Snieln
0es Stilen S8eons beiudte. 8egei-
Itert rii6mt er b~eion0ers oie &or3iigp
Ser SnIel ltrlto, oeren 9eOolferltng
einen fat 3ebnfn6en lleberi6uB bon
6ruuen oufrpeiit. angeiifts oes gro-
BEN MiBberbdItniiies 5pii6en ser
8abl ser Mdnner un0 6rolten erfG1rt
es It6 audi, ooB oie M1nner pon
Den 6roiten in ieoer Qrt Oerebrt unO
perbdtiAeIt iperoen. Die M6nner
orbeiten nift, ionOern berbringen
Sen gon5en lie6en Gag nit en0loIen
Sdmnliereien, ltno 0ie 6raren unO
@eliebten iorgen nit @ifer 0ofiir, oaB
Die Sofel Die %begebrteIten 2eder6iiien
oufmeiit; oenn ou6 ite iit0 ii6 nift
I'M unfloren odrii6er, oaB ser @eg
gum &er5en 0es Mannes Ourh ben
Mogen fii6rt. Sic 6raten ser Sn-
iel iino ungetuobnIid i6on; Der
&eiienoe riibmt b~eionoers ibren to-.
oelloien @uds un0 i6r liebensmiir-
oiges, 6eiteres temperament, md6-
reno ole M1nner, mas bei ibrer
2~ebenspeiie alt6 nift peiter mun0er-
nebmen fonn, oIle &enn3eiden for
perli6er uno moroliider @ntortllng
5eigen.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
&f um @tas
lins Na@fol9e

Qonoon, - Die 3eitung ugatbolic
6eralo" Iagt einen tbeftigen &f
Inn oie Mndt in &uBlanb uoraus
11no erflGrt, es beitebe elm &iB 5mi-
dfen ser &oten Mrnee un6 Der Ron1-
muniltiiden 8ortei. Gos futbolilHe
8lott erirnert an Die fiir5li9e Wfel-
Dung elmer Barrier 3eitung, oerdu.
folge @eneralliIiino Stalin franf lit
uuo iein &iidtritt beabii6tigt, iobalo
Sic Brieoensoertrage abgel9loiien
limo. Ger ,,Seralo" ermartet einen
erbitterten Gompi Inn Die aontrolle
0es &renel uno idreibt: ,J@s 6eitebt
aGler @runo sur @nnabme, Dab er
(oer &D barter iein Miro, alS
0as Mingen na6 ReninS Soo.
Die 3eitung betont, ooB Ole 6ra-
ee Der Nadfolgel9oit in SopietrnB-
luno 6urd Die SatioAe fompli5iert
peroe, oaB es ufiir einen fommuni-
itii9en 9iftotor nidt geniigt, elm
gepon0ter 8olitifer uno geiibter
Iaftifer 81 iein, ionoern er muB
aud unbeitreitbare @utoritat IN @n-
aeleoenbeiten ser fommuniitild)en
3beorie uno 6as seiitige Suupt Der
fommuniitilhen Stride iein
uStalin 6ot fir 6ie @rleoigung
ieiner &ibolen ielbit geiorgt", itellt
oos 8Iott peiter felt. Ser &f
INN bic Maht in &uBlanO miro it'd
unter SEN iebt sort 6erri6enoen 8e-
0ingungen oollfommen anoers ent-
mifeln ais unter Sen 8eoingungen,
sic our 3eit Der Museinan0eriesung
Stalin-9rosfp berriGten."
9er ySeral0" meilt oorauI bin
6aB Die ,J@ote Mrmee" ieit iener 3eit
Elm itarfer Sntereiient gemoroen lit
uno odB einige ibrer fibrenoen
Sffi8iere ufabige uno ebrgei3ige
@1nner" iinM uiiher ibrer ielblt
uno trunfen BON ibrem eigenen Or.
folg. Gs unterliegt feinem 3peifel,
Dab einige oarunter edte 8ntrioten
Ses pttbooorea Gpps limo. 6enen Die
@oblfa6rt seq ruiiiiden 8olfes mebr
am &er3en liegt, ais ole fommu-
niitiide Soee."
ltno oos 8latt fommt gu Dem
SdluB, Dob Die Mrmeefiibrer lin
grinnerung an bic sroBe Sauberung
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
Derfilstc Wcuiahcn

6ilaige. Stridiohen entiteben ourd
Maiden nit ST. beiBem @afier un0
bon ser 5uritdblei6en6en Seife. Mon
oarf in molenen Safen feline Geife
5rriidlaiien. 8erfil5te StridIo6en
lper0en "a Stunoen Dor Dem @a-
id)en in fdltem @aiier eingetpei6t.
9onn6 meroen iie in itets friiden
reft porlnem @oiier in tpeiBem Set
feni6altm tiidtig finfs uno re6tSge-
lpai6en. 4uf feinen 6an oorf @oae
NIT einem Stiid Seize gerieben mer-
Sen, oa 8oGe oieie 8eban0Llu1g niht
bertrdgt. 9amit Damn ol1er Seifens
i6oltm oerI6minoe, miro in foltem,
ipei6en @aiier gut na6geipiilt l1n0
ltadber blei6t sic @d16e nod meb-
rere Gtunoen in mei1em, faltem
@aiier liegen. Man trodnet fife I'M
'Sdotten linb aiebt iie, boLb getrof-
net, in Die ridtige 2dnge lino 8reite.
@artgemoroene @ollmdI6e miro oud
pei6, lnenn mon geidabte
&ernieife gu Sdarm i6ldgt, ouf 10
Quart @oiier 3 @BI0ffeI bon Solmi-
uno IL @Bl0ffel S~erpentin-
ipiritus bin3ufiigt 1tno in 6ieier gut
bermii6ten 2olune bie @oamdide
"a Stinoen liagen IdBt. Damn miro
nit oeri6lagenem @oiier lolange ee-
ipiift, Bis olIer Setfenidoum Der.
aus lit. 9ie Stiife tperoen nidt aus
gelpltnoeh nur ausgeoriidt. Sonlt
pie oben ongegeben. Niemals beim
)fen trodnen.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
Q0bt Die Oeut>
i6e Se6nit

8aIbington. - Sin @eri6t, in
peIGem Maior Mleranoer 0e SuerifD
ertldrte, Dab Die 1trategii6en 2ufton~
grille Ser 9laiierten Die 9euti6en
pieIeidt 0arnn perbinoert baden, BEN
@aiierten nit Ser lltombombe 5uOor
ST. fommetL Duroe bonn &riegsamt
peroffentlift.
Maior 6e Seoerrifp, Elm befannter
5Iug5eug : @%onitrufteur, lit fiir3li9
aus europa 3ur.ifgefebrt, nm Die
G%eiItungen Der Guft1poffe gu ituoie.
rem.
gr erflGrte in ieinem 8eri6t, oaF
Die 9euti6en in Ser Meroopnnmii
oes Sdne1fluges, i'm &afetenan-
trieb, in Der 8aIiitif, nuf Dem Sc.
biete Ser &afetenbombe uno in Ser
Seriteaung ipntbetii6er SreiItofft
melt oorgeiAritten maren. @r fiigtf
bin5u, 0aB Der 0eutIde &afetenan-
trie6 Dem Ser 4merifaner iiberleget
gemelen Iei.
oGa8u liegen nldj An3eiGen 6afiir
Dor, 0aB Oie Oeuti6e 6oridung gro
BE 5orti6ritte auf Dem @ebiete Der
9ltom : @nergie eemadt batte, I"
beiBt es in Dem 8eri6t. @enn
unIere Itrategtiden 8ombenangriffe
oie oeutI6en 6oridung ni6t inter
broden bdtten> Damn bdtten Die
0euti6en oielei6t oas Nennen Inn
Die Mtom6ombe gemonnen."
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
AncfOctcn
Sin grORer @OrteiI

Gon &onig 9uopig Dem @riten
bon 8apern, Ser oft Die @erIonen-
nanen bertpedielte, tperoen berl6ie-
6ene a~net0oten er8dbIt. II. a. aud
folgenoe iiber bie beioen 0oturfor-
i6er Spir uiuo Mortius, Die unter
Der Gegierung bon 2uomigs Goter
8roiilien bereiit batter. 0o6 Dem
CODE 0eS Spir 6egegnete 2ltopig ei-
mes Cages Dem Marti1s un0 reoete
i'm init Sen @orten an: uglb, Gpir,
ipie freut es mid, oaB ser @ortius
tot lit uno id Sic Nun bod ni6t mebr
nit ibm oeripedieln fonnl"
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
Qeluts ipirO
roroben0

@afbineton. Sbnebin i6on
i6per beiorgt iiber sic Inn ii6 grei-
ferdoen Streifreaftionen I'M 2anoe,
bate oie &egierung atd nod nit
Der tpeiteren Mogli6feit zines Mu8-
Itanoes BON faii 100000 @ei6-
foblenorbeiter 81 re6nen bie Der
6iibrung Sobn 8. 2etpis' fplgen. 9ie
3edenbeIiber lebnten 2enis' peremp-
toriide @inlaoung gu elmer SOME
rer5, in Der er iif NIT ibnen at1
Montog ii6er eitlen 8ororbeiter Gis-
put ouseinanoeriesen polte, NIT Dem
8eifei0 ab, boB ire nur Damn per-
banoeln niiroen, fpenn Ser uMe@-
@bef $4,000 itreifenoe 8ergarbeiter
CUR Irbeit 5uriidbeoroere.
2emis' teIegrapbii6es griu6en Inn
cine &onferen5 gli9 mebr elmer
Sorlaoung gu einem @eri9tstermin.
Ser 8ergarbeiterfiibrer CAB oen
unternebmern lparneno 81 beriteben,
Dab ii6 u@e8 i'm San elmer 4biage
fret fiiblen miroe, ieoe uunabbdn-
gige Gftion gu unternebmen, Die no
tig iein mag."
Gin ll@8- @ortfiibrer batte Sen
Breliebertretern oorber nabegelegt.
nni6t gu biel binein5uleien" in Die
2episide 8arnung an Ole Inter.
nebmer. Ser 9i8put 6at ober be.
reits 70 penniplpaniide uno peit-
oirginiide 3eden geidloiien unb
nabe5u elm 3ebntel 81 ben $4,000
&rbeitern beigeTteliert, Die beute in
folge BON Streifaftionen ODER 8e,
triebsitiaegungeil i'm 2anoe feiern.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
Die SAlanehcitsfm

Gle, t8id6rig, gut eendbrt un0
ipeit entfernt bon iener &0rperform
ole man uidIanfe 2inie" nennt. 9os
benz Maoden <tnmer. Sic
tut oGles. Inn ob5une6men. Sic
turnt, treibt @pmnaitif, 9ebt biel
ipo5ieren - a6er nidts bilft.
Sin 8efannter ser SomiIie lit
ar6t. an i'm penoet iid @lie in if
rer @er5tpeifIung: v@iiien Sic feline
8elpegung, oie wirfli6 idlanf
BOD, nidte ser @efra9te nit
&upf, i) f0nnte cine 8erpegrng
etnpfeblen -"
,,@elde?" perlongt Gle itiirmiia
5t miiien un0 erltrablt in meter
Soffnung.
u@it Dem aopf. idiitteln tpenn
man Sbnen GIT efen onbietet!"
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
2lHcrlci 1~tiiicnswcrtcs

Oas ipgenannte AlltilitD" =5leii6
piro etuos anoers obebanoelt" ais
bic boberen @ertgroOe. lin oSot-
bon ltilitp=5leii6 gu madeI,
mir oitf 0aS 8funO 5leii1
1-1H Stupoen 8raten5eit re1nen.
Ser @eI6mod zines Sis fam 0n-
ourd 6eeinfluBt perOen, oaB es 5u-
nit 2ebenSmitteln auf6e-
rpa6rt miro, oie einen itarfen Sc
ruf 6aben. Stets iol1ten @ier an
einem iollbereL fiiblen 9lab aufbe-
tpobrt iper0en.
@igelb ltno @ipeiB baden ni1t 6en-
iel6en 0qbruuaswert. 9os @igelt
lit rei6er an Minerolien lino @ita.
utinen. Sos @ipeiB Dot cine quite
bon 8rotein uno entbGlt
eGei65eitia loos 6efanute un0 tpidti-
ge u&ibofluoin".
Gin 8iidie eboporierter Mil6 emit
ipri6t einem Suart friider Mild.
I'm Griab fir 8uder BEL ser Ser
BON Meringlen 3u baben,
nimmt man "a Goiie ounflen Corn
Sprup@ 8u 2 @ilpeiB uno erbalt eine
feline Weringue.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
.tQ Seu1en
~DOrbengem

Sofio - 0os Sberfommonoo ser
Nlaiierten nobm 3rpei @ldne ouf: Die
Seimbeforoerung bon 1,490,000 Sol
ooten aus Dem 8o5iiif in oen nad-
item iieben Monaten uno Die Ser
biitung bon Seu6en unb @ungers-
not in Sapan.
General Macg(rt6ur erteilte 0en
Saponern Die @~rlolt6nis, Hobmate-
rial fir %nottpenoige 3ioiItpnren gu
%ueriuenoeu, aud 2uituagen fir ben
TRANSPORT, mteriogte aber iolde
2trltSartifel lpie Seioe uno Yoiia-
gierautomobile. or mics oos @eiu9
Der Saponer ob, ibnen $4,000 Con.
rlen iaponiide Sdiffe at ii6erloiien,
Inn ibre entmnffneten Srlppen aus
Dem Guslanoe mad Sapan 5uriid
6ringen gu f0nner1 6a ale S6iffe,
Welde fir Oie @eruni6offune BON
&obmoterial benotigt tperoen Prio.
ritat erbalten iolen.
9ie ioponiide &egierung pur0e
n~n9etpieien, Der tpohienoen Seude.
gefobr 8l begegnen, Die aanoliiation
uno Ole 8aiierleitungen nieoer ber-
3uitelIen uno in ben SoipitGIern uno
2%aboratorien Smpimittel gegen Seu-
den 3u proou5ieren.
Neue 2onoun9en BON Sruppen Die
borgeieben muroen, ioaen Die StGrfe
Der amerifanii6en Sftupotionstrup.
pen bis @noe Ofto6er auf 265, 900
Wfann brinden.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
'KmriciitGtcn

Die &un0en 0es General Store ser
fIeinen Orti6oft Slim, Montaua,
ieten iih auSihlieBIi6 aus @ologrd-
bern 3uIommen oie lelbit 6elte nod
gum gr0Bten Sell ibre gefauften $50
rem nit @ol0italt6 be3ablen.
Cine SdGfte ser Staot 8riItoI ge-
bort gum Stonte Sermeiee, sic on0ere
5u Girginio. Die &ouptitroBe, State
Street, bil0et sic @ren5e. 8eioe
SrtIduften beiiben lire eigene 8oit-
onitolt. Std0ter uno 9on06epobner
Ser ltmgebung fiiaen Sic StroBen
unO iuedieln bdufig bon einem Stoat
gum anOeren, Inn i9re @inf1ufe SIT
MAIDEN.
auf Ser Sort Ged Snoidn &eIer-
baton in Wontona le6en bette 2900
Sn0ianer, oie atuei StGmmen ollge-
b6ren. Die SdGfte bon ibnen iino
northumberland. Sic Ie6en in ge-
trennten Gorfcrn, uno ibre Spraden
iin0 10 perifie0en, Bob lie ii6 nltr
ollf gr9liid untereinanoer oeritGll-
oigen f0nnen.
@erioOic Spring i'm gpift Greet
Cannon, @poming, lit 6ie ein3ige
Suelle @merifas, sic Is Minuten
lang ESTATES @aiier bon iif gi6t,
Inn Damn fir llngefGbr sic gleide
9auer 81 Derliagen.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
Sur Sic RaMsfram

@tnige 6ragen uno Antporten
it6er 9eabrungsmittel, 5niammenge-
itelt Ourd Die q. 3. emergency
5000 @ommiiiion.
5roge: I'm Die bel quilt ser
&eis beim &oden?
Attrport: @eiBer &eis oerooppelt
Iein 8olunlen, bralttler &eis Quilt
~ mol bein &oden.
l6rage: SIT es notpenoig gefro-
rene @emiiie Dor Dem &of)en aufsu=
talten?
9tnttport: Nein, Iege oas gefro-
rene 8emiiBe bireft in fodemoe3
Sal5paiIer. geim Auftalen mir
De @itamin s perloren geben.
5rage: @as betradtet mon als
cine geDobnlide 8ortion 3erealien2
4nt4port: Cine Sniie 3erealien,
Die iofort gu eifen iino, ooer % bis
"a Eaiien gefodte s3erealien tper-
Den oas cine g~ep06nlid9e 8ortion
betradtet.
5ra9e? @slher @iiig eignet iid
am beltelr fir sic @inlegen?
antport; Steiner Apfelmoit @iiig
eignet iid am belten.
6rage; @ie fam griiner Solot
eipige Gage bi1ourd friid gebuIten
mar0en2
.slntport: Sebe sic Salotblatter
ndf Dem 8aidpen in einem beoed-
ten @efaB i'm @iSidranf auf.
6uage: Sino ale @rten BON 2eber
9leidermaBen nabrbaft?
@n.lport; Sapobl, ieoe 2eber emit
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
Die piclcn 0cNnnfcn
Bon Sans @OIff

gu fonnit iie nidt baIten,
ga Tie enteiIerL
III Ger 5erne 81 meilen
Inn 2ano unO @eitalten
Ga iie otnen auf 6irnen,
iiber 5er6ro9enen 8riiden,
in traitern0en 8liden
llno auf beriorgten Stirnen >.
ga iie Iieben6 umranten
0ie &ir6lein unO 8dloer
ltrto Die 8lunreu Der Sel0er,
Ole Dielen @eoanfen
@eiogt BON @epalten
nm friiber @elie6tes,
in SAonoe @etriibtes,
OH fannit iie nidt balten
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
Die 9msnabme

,gs lit bod ieltfnm, oaB 5ralt
S6miot ME einen 5ebler an ibren
aimSern ent0eden fam, iogte Srua
Miiaer.
ugdL 6os fonnen @iitter ia ME-
maIs", ernbSerte ibr Mann.
u8as reoeit ou oa Fir llniinn,
Srit! 9aS fam bod nur elm Mann
aIalber. SD bin iifer, bob id ie-
ben 5ebler an unieren &inoern lo=
fort hemerfen piiroe - tpenn lie ei-
men bdttenl"
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
Kmnit mmS Kiinitler

9ie @efabr Ser 8iider beItebt 90.
rim bob tie eroBe @eoanfen nnO
eaten einfad eri6einen
Nidt penige Meniden iino bon
pinem Bud Wie bon einem SaTen
5ur groberung Ser @elt ~oisge5o-
gen; biele an0ere 0agegen gingen
linauflosli6 bel inn Dor Anfer.
@iele 8iider leien er5eugt pieic
- nur Sic better leien, 9i6t
oen S0een &larbeit, S-:onung uno
@s gibt 8ii6er itn6 3eitlingen,
aus oen @eniden Center in III
rem bier @dnoen unb 9ummfopfe IN
Ser Seffentli6teit MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
Die vGmrepa" tpirN Int
8aYennc ttiltocbamt

SEEM Oorf - Ser 49,73O : Ton-
men : Gambler europa, iebt Gin Il.
2. Sransporti6iff, berlieB oer 8ier
88, Nortb Hiper un6 48. Str. uno
fubr CUR Nebentperft ser 6lotte in
8aponne. g. s., mo- Der Gampfer
in Elm Eruppeni9iff umgebnllt Iper-
Ben ioa. Seitens Der @erft miro er-
fl1rt, oaB Der llmbau etrpa 40 Gage
oouern weroe. 9as friibere Geutide
Sdiff muroe in 8remerbaben erbelt-
tet uno, bebor es mad Nefu Yort
famt bereits teilweiie umge6aut.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
11tehrere 1l1iuienen in
HmblanN ~Semcbiliiicrt

Wosfau - 9as Br6iiAium oes
S6eriten SoDiet gab einen Gemobili-
iierungsplan befannt, Der mad 9ln-
iidt ausldnoiider MiIitGr ; gsoead-
fer mebrere Miaionen ruiiiider Sol
oaten erfaiien miro. S1lntli6e
2ruppen uno rnteroffi3iere IN aItel
bon 32 big AZ Sabren tperoen pera6.
i1ieoet meroen.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
@eidenffanf

aunoe: Sd modte elm @ei6ent
fir meinen Mann.
@erfdufer: Sebr mobl, sndoige
6rau. 9arf id fragerl, tpie lange
gndoige Srall berbeiratet iino?
&iinoe (oermunoerf: 6iinf5ebn
gerfdufer: 3uriiedeiebte artifef
Yarterre, bite.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
@eldaft it @eldaft

aIs Margaretbe Gi6ellon ouf oos
2eben &onig @eorg III. bon eng
Gano NIT einem Melier elm attentot
Oerilthte, brodte Ser Snbaber elmer
8ieridenfe an ieiner Sir folgenoe
Iufidrift an: uSier lit Die @obel 81
ieben, Sic gu Dem Meeiir gebort, nit
Wel6em @}argoret6e @idelion BEN
&0nia ermor0en mollte."
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05

in Sen Sabren 1937498, in Ser flint
Mdri1alle uno iiber40,000 rang
1lteite Oifi3iere eridoiIen ODER in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES geitedt muir
ser" ,oiesmal trodten meroen, einen
Monn ibrer 8abl an Ser Spite 3u
6aben.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
8osbaft

u@as MAIDEN oenn Sbre beioen
8riiOer mabrem1 ibrer freien 3elt?~
Ser cine gebt alf Oie Sogo, Der
anoere malt 9ortrdte, ober trefTen
tim lie ale bei0e nidts!"
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
.sdne i1sH4FHf44+1su gl

No Fdnd i19H+F+H+19d 9pnY SIC Il
Sebrer: Meinb 5u6nJt mas tannit
ou mir BON Den olten 8enoen ia-
gem"
Sdiifer: ugon alten @dnoen fdat
Der &alf berunter."
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05

9ieie banOsemadte SpitenSede prb ieSem Seim our j3irbe sereiden nS
audi elm einfades N0belfif uerid6nern belen. 9as CARTE Mmier lit rb-
fOrmis gearbeltet no befe6t aus gosen, Baden nS &oien in iriider
Sptentefnif. Der &anO ans einsdnen &uien bIbet einen pirfmngsool-
len MbidlnR. Cart nmO bnfts ans merseriiertem SGfelsarn, lit es elm
Gcrsmigen, Sieie 0ede 81 arbiten uno fe fir Seimsebrand Ober 0efdenf
sm DertuemSen. Die Nnleitmmg gum SGfeln Os Srii6 GrudDet 0Oib erbGlt
man fOienfrei bonn NeeOletuOrf Dept SieRr 3eitnns. Drummer bs Mm-
tiers III. 3OlO. senOet franfierkn iebfaSreHierten griefnmIdIas
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
l~tneriuartete Nntiuort

Or: Set ib sic fennengelernt
babe, babe id nur einen @eoonfet
Sic: ,Nun, ga BADEN Sic menig-
items einen me6r ais fritber.4
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05

Ser Snt, iuelden frii6er 8OitiaiOne
trugen, 6iemt Sieie GaiiOn ais Snipi-
ration fir 8mttparen : IUOen. Die
Id6ne, fleime NDrma Sean &OR BON
NgG's v@ia Herfins" wGblt fid iOld
elm IDSell, nm lire Statnr elm ipe-
Mig gu erbOben
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-04-21

Times columnist, who says that
at the Yalta Conference Stain,
it is reported, earnestly argued"
that the scheme would help"
him at home. The writer says
that leaders who have been nego-
tiating with Marshal Stain
have no doubt of his good faith
and advances the idea that, in
Russia, like in the United States,
there may be isolationists and
internationalists and that there
may be a division of opinion in
the TOP, council of the Soviet.
End-of-war Problems
Confront Americans
The smashing Of German
armies in Western Europe and
the acquisition of island bases
around Japan give US timely
notice that the wars in which
this nation is engaged are coming
to an end.
While it is impossible to set
a definite date for the conclusion
of either war, it is apparent that
the struggle against Germany is
in its last stages and that the
fight against Japan is entering
a final phase. The weakness of
our foes emphasizes the neces-
sity of maintaining the greatest
possible pressure in order to COM
plete their destruction in the
shortest possible time, with the
least possible casualties.
The combined casualty list of
the Army and Navy, sinse Pearl
Harbor, is close to 100000. Up to
this time, upon the basis of the
progress made in both wars, this
is lighter levy than anticipated
upon our fighting men. The list
will grow inevitably in months
to come and the only way to stop
the loss of American lives is to
end both struggles. ..|
While our attention has been
centered upon the war effort of
the nation and almost all of our
national energy directed to war
and its problems, it is advisable
for the people of this country to
think seriously of conditions that
will confront them when the
guns cool off.
Unfortunately, during the heat
of conflict, many silly state
ments have been made as to the
results to be accomplished by the
success of our arms. Consequent
ly, there are some Americans
who expect a brandnew world,
operated by unSelfish people and
'functionirig for the. common good
of mankind. This is an idle
Fdrear, .sunsupstanfi stSdEb By fact
and sanlrasy to reason.
THE truth"fs that when warfare
ends the problems. of the nation
will begin. There will be. a gen
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Favors Outlawing
UniOnizatiOn Of
Public Employees

! TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 81 (FNS)
While Attorney General Tom
Watson has made so recommen-
dations for variety of legisla-
ton, he stated this week that he
intended to push only one bill
himself, a bill to outlaw union
ization of public employees.
eign affairs This Republic is, in
fact. one nation, with one foreign
policy. The British Common
wealth is, in fact, not less than
six nations, each possessing in
dependent power in regard to
foreign affairs.
Some Americans, taking cog
nizance of the criticism of the six
votes given the British Common
wealth, point out that it is fire.
quently for the dominions to
differ with the British Govern
ment and that, upon many occa-
sions. Canada or some other
dominion has supported the
position of the United States
rather than that of the British
Government.
Certainly, in view of the fact
that Cuba, Liberia, Portugal and
other small nations will have
votes in the Assembly, it would
be an absurdity to deny equal
representation to the independ-
ent dominions of the British EN-
pire. After all, we think the
United States can count upon
greater support from the British
dominions than from some of the
midget nations which are given,
without protest, vote in the
Assembly.
Tho Russian prnf1oca1 that
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eral rehabilitation of the peo-
pie of democratic countries, here
F., tofore dominated by the single
purpose of winning a bitter fight
for their survival
Fear of the Axis powers, which
was the dominant motive behind
unity in war. is disappearing and,
in its place, there will arise the
natural rivalry between nations,
intensified by partisan considera-
ton of differences, the residual
preiudices between peoples and
the ignorance of those who live
without close contacts with
other peoples.
Our problems are of four
fold nature:
l. The rehabilitation of the
! nations that have been overrun
by the aggressors and the relief
of peoples who have been the
unfortunate victims of the Axis
powers.
2. The application of just
penalties and punishments to the
aggressor nations and their guilty
personnel and the imposition of
wise controls in enemy countries
which will remove them as a
menace to the peace of the
world.
8. The reconverSion of the
lives and economy of the people
of the victorious nations from
the processes of war into the free
growth and development of nor
NAL, peaceful years; and
4. The initiation and develop
ment of international coopera-
ton, upon the basis of mutual
respect and voluntary agreements
which will make war undesir-
able, improbable and unlikely,
but, at the same time, provide
adequate means of protecting all
nations from aggressive mihtar-
ism.
Space is not available in this
issue to take up the problems
listed above. However, in later
issues, we plan to discuss each
of the four tasks that face the
people of the world, and espec-
tally the responsibility of leader
ship in the world. Inasmuch as
we are, without doubt, the most
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territorial integrity of China. We
do not know what the Russians
+ ave in mind in regard to the
Communist regime IN Outer
Mongolia or whether there is
danger of a tie-up between Rus
STA and the Communist Army in
China, which is vigorously op-
posed to the government of Gen
eral Chang Kai-shek, who en-
Joys the support of the United
States and Great Britain.
1t is obvious, of course, that
large Soviet Army going into
action on its ASiatic mainland,
will confront the japanese Army
with a danger that might prove
disastrous. Active belligerency on
the part of Russia. would prob
ably limit the number of Amer
lean soldiers who might be
needed to defeat the japanese.
No Basis For Worry
About Voting Proposals
The argument about the votes
that will be allotted to the pow
ers in the assembly to be set up
in accordance with the Dunbar
ton Oaks Conference seems to be
based upon fears that are unreal.
The full .right of the larger
powers will be anpfy pro tected
by their pernanent naembership
on the security council and, con
gequently, ii matters little
whether a nationshas one, three
or four votes IN the Assembly.
Some criticism comes from Ger
tain anti-British elements in this
country, who declare that if the
British Commonwealth of ma
tions has six votes, the United
States should not be satisfied
with one. The argument is de-
signed to appeal to the prejudice
and ignorance of Americans, not
to their intelligence.
The British Commonwealth in
cludes, in addition to the British
Isles, Ireland, Canada, South
Africa, Australia and New Zea-
land. These dominions are en-
tirely independent of London,
both in domestic and foreign af-
fairs. The extent of their indie
pendence is apparent when it is
pointed out that Ireland has re-
Trained from entering the wal
and that the other doninions arc
in the war as the result of their
voluntary action.
! The states that make up the
United States have no such free
dom, either in domestic or for.