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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-15

menu Will be recognized by the United States and Great Britain with inclusion of democratic lead- CTS from Poland itself and from Poles abroad" On February 9, Pear&on reported, Roosevelt is pro- posing compromise whereby Pre- mier MikolajcZyk will enter the Rus sian-inspired Ltlblin government of Poland. The United States and Britain would then recognize the Lublin government"
 4. The Big Three re-adjusted the Polish boundaries with digressions from the Curzon line in some re- gions of five to eight kilometres in favor of Poland" On February g., Pearson reported, President Roose- welt is also proposing that Russia withdraw some of it's claims to old Poland as conciliatory gesture to the Poles"
 5. The Big Three decided on meetings of their foreign secretaries about every three or four months" {" On February 3, Pearson reported that the Big Three would have their foreign ministers meet "ap- proximately every three months"
 6. Regarding Dumbarton Oaks, the Big Three reported that "on the important question of voting procedure. agreement was not reached Gin Washington. The present conference has been able to resolve this difficulty"
 Dumbarton Oaks Knotty Problem
 Pearson had reported on Feb- ruary 9 that the question of the Dumbarton Oaks voting procedure would be the most difficult problem Roosevelt faced at the Big Three Conference. He predicted that Roosevelt may have to return from the Big Three talks forced to ac- cept Stalin,s veto of who shall be an aggressor. It is significant that the Big Three communique did not specify what the voting pro- cedure was that has been worked out by them, and it is strongly sus- pected that Stalin's view of the matter, namely, the right of veto by him probably prevailed
 ]. The Big Three went into con- siderable detail regarding plans to create democratic institutions in the liberated countries and to hold free elections, and announced that their three governments would con- suit in order to make sure that democratic governments were re- established in the liberated coun- tries.
 F.D.R. Against Political Meddling
 Anticipating this, Drew Pearson reported February 3, that Roosevelt would demand an end to "meddling in the politics of liberated coun- tries-Greece, Italy and Belgium: second, he would demand an Allied commission be established in each liberated country to guide the new lif "ated governments"
 8. The Big Three announced that France will be invited to join them in this move toward guar anteeing democracy. Pearson, on February 3, reported that the for eign minister of France would be asked to join in measures guaran- teeing freedom in liberated coun- tries.
 Pearson also reported on Feb ruary 9, that Stalin is expected to declare war against Japan as soon as Germany Is defeated. No men, ton of Japan was made in the Big Three communlque, but it is significant that the call for the United Nations Conference was set for April 25, the last date on which Russia can give notice canceling its neutrality with Japan.
 Copyright, 1945, by The Bell
 Syndicate, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-15

Here is a comparison of what Pearson reported in advance and what the Big Three leaders an- nounced:
 l. The Big Three agreed that they will each occupy a separate zone of Germany. This was reported in detail by Pearson in his column of October 6, 1914.
 2. All war criminals will be brought to just and swift punish ment. Pearson listed this as point in the agenda in his column Of February g.
 The Polish Question
 3. The Provisional government of Poland in Russia dublin govern
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-15
JACK HENRY GUEST
 OF MEMS LEAGUE

Jack Henry, manager of plant pro- duction and employe activities at the U. s. Time Corp, will address mem- bers of the Mems League of the First Baptist church at . meeting Mnoday at 8 p. m. at the parson- age. MT. Henry was formerly asso- ciated with the FBI.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-15
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-15
Big } Meet Covered In Advance
Drew Pearson Practically Called the Turn on the Outcome of the Conference, From a Distance
 of 1000 Miles, Days in Advance
By DREW PEARSON
The Washington Merry-Go-Round)

IAuthOr Of The Washington Merry -ROundD
 Washington, Feb 151eaders Pearsons column got amazingly accurate insight of Roosevelt Stan and Churchill would do at their Black of the meeting comparison the Big communqe with Pearson columns of February he anticipated most of the important points
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-28

countered during his twenty-one
years in the Far East. He wants
everyone to experience the greater
health and the Power, which. there
came to him.
Within ten years, he was able
to retire to this country with a
fortune. He had been honored by
fellowships in the Worlds leading
geographical societies, for his
work as a geographer. And today,
80 years later, he is still so ath-
1etlc, capable. of SO much work,
SO young in appearance, it is hard
to believe he has lived so long.
AS a first step in their progress
toward the Power that knowledge
gives, Mr.. Dingle wants to send to
readers of this paper a 900o-word
treatise. He says the time has
come for it to be released to the
Western World, and offers to send
it, free of cost or obligation, to
sincere readers of this notice. For
your free copy, address The Insti-
tute of metaphysics, 213 South
Hobart Blvd, Dept. N222, Los An
geles 4, Calf. Readers are urged
to write promptly, as only linn
tied number of the free books have
been printed.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-28
What|s Wronq
When Prayer Fails!

Thirty years ago, in Forbidden
Tibet, behind the highest noun
tains in the world, a young Eng
lishman named Edwin ]. Dingle
found the answer to this question.
A great mystic opened his eyes.
He realized the strange Power that
knowledge gives.
That Power, he says, can trans
form the life of anyone. Questions,
Whatever they are, can be answer
ed. The problems of health, death,
poverty and wrong, can be solved.
In his own case, he was brought
back to splendid health. He acquir-
ed wealth, too, as well as world
W de professional recognition.
Thirty years ago, he was sick as
man could be and live. Once
his coffin was bought. Years of
broken bones, near blindness, p~i-
walton and danger had made a
human wreck of him, physically
and mentally.
He was about to be sent back to
England to die, when a strange
message came They are wait
ing for you in Tibet" He wants
to tell the whole world what he
learned there, under the guidance
OF the greatest mystic, he ever en-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-28

On Sunday, February 4, the
Junior Chamber of Commerce
will hold its second city-wide
scrap paper drive in the Will
mington area and will donate
the proceeds from the sale Of
the paper to the "March of
Dimes" program TO help COM
bat MANTLE paralysis.
Members yesterday disclOs-
ed that they had secured the
services Of approximately Is
trucks to canvass the city, all
adjacent suburbs, Winter Park,
Pinev Woods and Wrightsville
Beach.
Plans for the forthcoming
collection will be carried out
along lines with the December
10 drive, which netted 1854
pounds of scrap paper and was
sold for S345.74. The money was
turned over to the New Hanov-
er tuberculosis Association.
Trucks are being furnished
by New Hanover county, three
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-28
SENATE RECEIVES
LIQUOR MEASURES

RALEIGH, Jan. 27.-(P)-Birs to
control liquor and to establish
s., 600, 600 fund for charging North
Carolina hospitals hit the senate
hopper this week and crowded two
measures on education into the
background.
The liquor bill, in line with adj
ministration policy, prohibits the
transportation of more than one
gallon of alcoholic beverages in
counties considered dry under
state statutes. Introduced bv Sen.
Archie Gay of Northampton. the
measure proposes that the State
Board Of Alcoholic Beverage Con-
troll be allowed to pass on and
deliver contracts, except where
cons1gnments are made to Federal
encampments, and would require
the posting of bond by anyone
transporting more than a gallon
through this state and a certificate
from the ABC board that the bond
has been posted.
The hospital bill brought public
health into sharper focus prior to
expected introduction of a $3,OoO.-
600 measure for medical care and
disqualification. 1t makes an appro-
priation Of 100000 for the con-
struction and enlargement of hos
pitfalls and health centers and for
the expansion of existing hospitals
and health centers in cooperation
with local public and charitable
hospitals, and places the admins
tration Of the fund in the hands of
the State Board of Health.
Under provisions of the bill, the
State Board of Health is author
lied to contribute up to so per cent
of the cost of construction or en-
largment, the percentage of the
contribution to be governed by &C.
ohomic conditions within the area,
the financial ability of the operat-
ing unit and the availability of
funds from other sources. It was
introduced by Sen. jenkins of Ber-
tie.
At least dozen bills on educa-
ton have been introduced in the
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-28
French Monarchist Editor
Gets Life Imprisonment

LYON, France, jan a.. - R -
Charles Maurras, 76-year-old Mon
archist editor. was sentenced to
life imprisonment today upon con-
viction of having reasonable intel
ligence with the enemy.
"Vive La France" yelled the
fiery little journalist as he heard
the court fix his sentence. The
State had demanded death.
Maurice Pujo, his 73-year-old
co-editor, got off with a five-year
prison sentence and a $40, 000-franc
fine on conviction Of writing arti-
cles demoralizing to the French
people. Both were sentenced to
national indignity,'' whic n
amounts to loss of civil rights.
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HOPKINS MOVES
REMAIN SECRET

LONDON, Jan. a. Up -Th e
movements of Harry Hopkins,
President Roosevelts personal adj
wiser, were cloaked in a censorship
olackout tonight while reports cir
culated in London that top-rank-
ing American advisers might meet
IN Italy and France before Roose-
welt, Churchill and Stain gather
at the conference table.
Reports from the United States
last Monday said Hopkins was en-
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route to Britain, but it seemed I'M
likely that his arrival here or the
purpose Of his visit would be dis
closed until after the big Three"
meeting.
The fact that Hopkins was select
ed to make a trip to Europe be-
fore the big Three" parley was
regarded here as a move to OBJ
tain first-hand and up-to-date in
formation for the President on the
problems he is to discuss with
Churchill and Stain.
Speculation continued here that
Secretary Of State Edward Stet.
tinius might also come to London,
though the discussions seeking An.
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glo-American unity before the
grand Allied parley have been con-
Guided by lower ranking State De-
Ipartment and foreign office repre-.
sentatives.
There still is possibility that
General De Gaulle may be invited
to the Big Three" meeting. IT.
however, he does not attend as a
full participant, it seems probable
he will sit in on the meeting when
the future OF German territory west
OF the Rhine is considered. France
already has advanced a claim for
this territory.
-V-
BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
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assembly. Bills to raise the conf
pulsory school attendance age from
IA to 16, and to fix the term Of
employment and salary Of princl-
pals on a ten-month basis were
introduced in the senate this week
by Sen. Matheny of Rutherford.
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Junior Chamber States
Paper Campaign Feb. 4

E. w. Godwin's Sons, one or
two; Wilmington Paper Stock
Co., three; Housing Authority
of City of Wilmington, Tide
Water Power Co., Farrar
Transfer Co., N. C. Shipbuild-
ing Co., w land ]. Sloan Co.,
Murray Transfer Co., w. H.
McEachern Co., and Currin
Wholesale Co., one each.
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SETTLES CLAIM

SETTLES CLAIM
RALEIGH, Jan. 27.-tR-The Le-
noir Oil and Ice Co., of Kinston,
has made payment of $3,991.57 in
settlement of an OPA treble-dam-
age claim in connection with the
sale of mixed feeds at prices above
the prevailing ceiling, Theodore S..
Johnson, Raleigh district director
of OPA, announced today.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-28
PLANES READY

LONDON, Jan. 27.-R-The Mos
COW radio said tonight that planes
were ready at the Berlin airport
for the flight of high Nazi officials
at moments notice and that
'in several Berlin railway sta
tons trains are under steam to
cope with evacuation of the skele-
ton party set-up still in the city"
-V-
Renew discolored aluminium pots
by simply putting potato or apple
peelings in the pot, covering them
with water and allowing them to
simmer until discoloration has dis
appeared.
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BUY WAR BONDS AND sTAMps
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
Gen. Sobnlon
Derl6ieOen

@aIbington - Senator Siram
Sobnion bon aalifornien mill.
tanter @esner ser 80lferliga unO
Der gbarte BON San 6roncisco fir
cine @eltfrieoenS : Organization lit
ia Sitter BON 70 Sobren geitorben.
Senotor Sobnions a6leben er-
ioIgte I'M 8etblaoa Warine Soipital
infolge elmer @ebirnblutung.
Seine politil6e getdtigun1 err
Itredt Ii6 auf einen 3eitabidnitt BON
iiber 80 Sabren in pelden ii6 Oisle
Der beoeutungsboaIten greigniiie in
Der @eididte oes 2anoes 3utrugen.
Sen. Sobnion, Ser 1916 ais Som
greBmonn leine politii6e 2auf6abn
begann, fpieIte cine fiibrenoe &oae,
BrGIioent @ilions @0lferliga : Ser
frog gu i6logen uno ipdter mar er
fiibreno in Der @egneridaft CUR Dol
fergeridts ! S0ee.
Seine @ottin, oie er ols .,tbe
bob" gu be3ei6nen liebte, befano ii6
am Sterbelager.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
licfcrt
fSNrmtrcffcr

@uIbington Nabe3u $4,000
omerifaniide 6arm Groftoren uno
cine groBe 3abl anOerer lanOpirt-
Ifaitliher Mal6inen merOen Dor
uisli6tlid nod re6t5eitig iiir Die
6erbit6eiteaung in europa %eintref-
len, mie 0ie llniteo Nntions &eiiei
onO &eba6ilitatiou8 Administration
befanhtgob.
oGas groBe 3ieI 1T, ale Nationer,
Sic oieie &ilismittel erbalten, 10
ldnea mie mogli6 pie0er in ser
@roouftion onf ibre eigeuen 8eine
5u Iteaen" iogte Elm Spre6er fiir
lD3G0HA.
Ole @erienoung ser Irnftoren,
Sic gum Cell bon llO69fJfA ais Not.
billie geliefert meroen ..llo gum Cell
oon sen @mpfdnaerT 6e3a9lt wer0en,
bat bareitS 6egounen. Mebr ais
5000 6ierDon lolten bereits Mitte
Suli al i6rem 8eItimmlngsort ein-
treifem mie l0i0fRA mitteilt.
Gle groBte @in3enieferung BON
Sroftoren lit fir Branfrei6 be-
itimmt, no 1898 9elieTert weroen.
Ole froli50iiide @egierung 5oblt fir
lie. Die Dueit9rOBte Senouna nit
1926 aebt nad 8oIen. Gies 1T elm
Notbilfe : 8roieft, fir oas feline Be-
5a6lung erfolgen miro.
Mnoere Nationen, oie Troftoren
erbalten un0 oofiir be3ablen iperOen,
iinO nod l10eG0Pa: StaIien $40,
Nie0erlan0e $50. Morme9en $50,
8elgien 100 uno Gdnemarf 10.
@otionen, mie sic 8olen, sic
Grnftoren ais 0otbilfe erbaIten,
limo: Sugoilamien $500, &ide6oilo-
ipafei 1900, @rie6enlan0 1861 ulo
Ml6anien %.
auBeroem logte llDl9hR9l, miir0en
groBe Men9en 8fliiee, @ggen un0
on0ere Barmmaidinen an 0ieie Sea-
tionen geian0t, bon oenen einige be-
5ablen. merOen mo einige ni6t.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
ldbt
ni6t lofer

8aIbington = Maridaa Solepb
Stain ludt &uBlono Sen Meg gu
elmer Mittelmeermadt gu babnen.
Gispoiitionen ser ebemaligen ito
lienii1en Snieln i'm Wittelmeer
mproen Sen M~itteGpunft Der 3u-
fiinftigen 8eipredungen Ser interel-
iierten Wd6te bilben.
Na9 glniidt Oiplomatiider &rei-
ie meroen beiagte Snieln, i'm beion-
eren 8onteaeria, elm Sturm3en~
trum BON beoeuten0 gr0Berer poli4
8eoeutung iein, als 0es ebe-
maligen M6lenpartners afrifanii1e
&olonien.
&uBlano fam fiir3Ii6 often ber-
aus nit Ser 5oroerung, in Mittel-
Nicer : Nif1ren elm @ort mitreoen
3i DoIen, uno berlungte 0ulallung
gu oeh geplanten 9eratungen, nm
Sem bon Spanien beiebten 9angier
leinen internationalpn Status mie-
oer5ugeben. &uBIanoS @erlangen
muroe na6gegeben.
MuBlnno befunoet ferner elm 3u-
nebmenoes Sntereiie an Dem bisber
Don England beberrihten meitliden
Mittelmeer uno bat ooS 8erlangen
geite1t, leine 8ertrdge nit ser Cir
fei gu erneuern uruo sic EorooneI-
len sen &uiien CUR Dur6fahrt gu
offnen.
geamte, sic nit Sen @orgdngen
in Yotsoam oertraut limo, lagten,
oaB RuBlanos Sntereiie am Mittel-
in Der Bots0amer &onferen3
mebr outage trat.
&uBlano foroerte in Bots0am ei-
ne Sadmolteridait fir sic italieni-
iden SnIeln I'M Mittelmeer, Dem ii1
Hrei. Rrumnn un6 Bremierminiiter
attlee Dioeriebten. Banteaeria lit
BON GROCER itrate9ilder Beoeutung,
mie Walta I'M 0itliden Mit-
Ielmeer.
8ei ser September 3uIammen.
Ser @uBenminiiter ser Gro.
gen 9rei" Deroen aa ole ods Wittel-
neer angebenoen Jragen aufgenom-
men mer0en
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
Dcmtidtc kattcn
725 ; 1~11cilcnflmo3cMo

Hom - @leronoer oe SeDersfp,
Der befannte Slug3eug : aonitrlf-
teur, erfldrte bier, Die 9eutIden bit.
ten elm &afetenflug3eug gebaut,
aber anideineRo niemals geflogen,
oas $50 Meilen in Der Stun6e 5u-
riidlegen fonnte. SeOersfD Der i'm
@uftrog oes 9riegsamts nod guro-
pa gefommen lit, Inn Die europaii6en
Slug5ellge naber fennen5ulernen,
teilte ferner nit, oie 0euti6en bit
ten lid nit benz Ylan getragen, ben
264 Melieri6miot-8 Bomber in elm
0lug5eug nit Eurbo &ofetenantrie6
um3ufpanoeln, Inn oamit Den atlan-
tit iiberqueren 81 fonnen, bitten aber
niemals ons Sreibitoffproblem gel0it.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
pcrtpclcnNc Ecidbc
in Refer e~cfMnNen

0eD gorf Ger Hd6ter oes
mobIiert permieteten @obnbauies in
SEEM gorf Marfos MaorOuois. mel
oete Ser Boli3ei einen grauiigen
Sumo, sen er i'm GeaereeiboB BEG
Suuies gemadt batte.. 4uf Der
Gude nod Ser Gueae oeS 8eru-
DIES, iIber Sen Snua6erDoDner idon
Ieit ieds Monaten &lage iitbrten,
entoedte Moprouois in einem NIT
ounflem Stoff be3ogenen 4offer cine
ltarf in. @erpeinng heterogeneous
2eide. Ser 4orper mar, i'm Sift-
gelenf gefaltet, in ben Softer ge-
preBt, Ser, nod Mitteilung Der go.
li8ei, inter Sill aterial fir cine
Notrate uerborgen lag. Gin dr5t-
lider- Sadperitdnoiser maB feit-
itelen, OF es iid INN Ole 2ei6e zines
Wannes ooer 6rau banoelt. Gin
2~eoergiirtel mar iiber Der Siifte oes
&orperS beTeltigt.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
DcMtidber Dantpfer
nit Grmppcn kier

Stem gorf - Mit Dem friiberen
Qurus0ampfer uQueen Marp" tra-
len 1858 Sol6aten aus europa
bier elm. Ser 81 1876 TO. groBe
SdiffSrieie fHbrte cine 6lotte Don
10 Eruppenidiffen, bic insgeiamt
$4,000 8eteronen an 8oro batten,
Ole entipeoer ent[niien, einem 2d3a.
rett ii6erpieien ooer, mad einem llr-
neu eingeIebt merSen ioaten.
l3mei friibere 6einoi6iffe befan-
ben iid in einem GonpoL ole Ser
mitage~, Der ebemalige it6lienii6e
Gnmpfer oGonte 8iancamano" NIT
1861 Nann an 8oro un0 Der &c.
3 Mleranoer", ser friibere oeutite
2nmpfer ,JMmerita", welder 4404
Mann mitbrohte.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
GlGIcrnc SlaidRcm
nit SdtMbabcr3Me

Getroit = Sic SIal6e frodt ollf
ben gepflaiterten 8o0en, oas @las
Serbridt, o6er oie 6liiliigfeit, Die es
entbdIt, lGuft ni1t aus. - General
Motors boben elm &rieg8- uno Noh-
friegsproblem geloit, ndmli1 oia
bobe Sterblidfeits3iffer, 0ie Sen BE.
bdItern fir DISQUALIFICATION 10
perbdngnisooa onbing.
Solde 9ebalter miiiien aus @las
bergeiteat peroerJ neil S6mefe(.
9lcio iih onr6 Metaa binou6Fribt.
Mon modte alio nod 10 oft ~@or-
Ii6tig 6t1anoeln!" nit goloenen Set.
tern anf Die Senoung idrei6en, .rns
~unteripegs auf benz transport ger.
brad, bIieb idreGsid. gta9 elniScn
Sdabun9en limo Bis 5u 80 Bro5cit
0ieier Shnefel : Mcio Senounsen
ouf Dem 8ege 3a @rud gegangen.
SdlieBlid erinnerte ii1 Sarrp
Sulter, Elm Gbemifer ser Getroit
9ieiel engine 9ibiIion, an einen
plaitiiden Stoff, Der friiber, INN
1880 berum, an @olfi6l1gern uno
Siirgriffen bon Nutomobilen Ser
m%enoung gefunoen bate. Salter
uno @. 81. @eiomon, ser Souptin-
ipeftor Der Detroit 9ieIel, beriudten
nun, oieien plaitif6en Stoff fotpeit
gu Der6eiiern, bob er Die 6orm ser
Slaide bebielt, ieIbit tuenn ibr @las
5erbrad.
Cine demiide 6irma enttuideIte
einen Bro3eB BEL Dem man sic 5la.
iden in oieie 8loitif : @aiie einge-
taildt bat, oos 8eiultat ipllroe Elm
lleber5lg, Ser mie elm Slim. BON Ger
Diinne ettpa oes % ooer 30 Saiiieno-
iteu zines 3oleS, iid INN oas @lns
idmieate. 8ieier fiIm6bnlide lteber-
aus elmer 3enuIoie-@ itrat ga
iis %getponnen, mar fdbig, ielbIt elmer
itdrferen gcio 20lung 5u fpioerlte-
ben uno gleid3eitie aud iteif genlie,
feline Sarm 81 bebalten, menn 0os
@Ias inter ibm in G6erben ipIitter.
te.
.@arum oann aber iberbaupt nod
Washington Journal., 1945-08-10
europa itimmt
MbfOmmen BET

Nem gorf - @uropGiite Hreiie-
unO 2aoioitimmen poren iit ser
G%nerfennung ser &eiuItate Der
9otsOomer 2ouferen3 erObtenteiIs
einig. Ser 2onoon GailD SeraIO
l6rieb in einem 2eitartifel, es bette
Re cine gelunOeB drtnerihaft 5niiden
Sen @roBm1dten. Der 2onoOner
Goilp Telegraph bemerfte, ouB Rrd.
ilOelt Rruman, &remier Stulin
uno 8remier glttIee nidt allies erle-
oigten, OoB nber Der gunse Son ser
8ereinburungen Sen Argpobn 5er-
itreuen mnB, SAB betrd6tlite Mtei.
mlngsperihieoenbeiten in Ser Sal
tung ser 8roBmddte gegeniiber
EeutidIon0 porbnnoen ieien. Die
britiiden 3eitungen Iobten aud uu-
gemein sic Saltung Der &onferen3
5egeniiber Spnnien.
Gas Nosfauer &ooio teilte nit,
sic &onferen6 iei i'm @eiit Der GU
iammenarbeit un0 Oes @inuerneb-
mems gu @n0e gegongen. Gin fron-
5oiii1er &a0ioipfeter iagte, bel
arbeit lei Dem Gut ser 5 AuBenmi-
hitter iiberIaIlen mor0en.
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sic Gntideioung, Stalien no6 ser
6rieOensfonferen6 in sic 8ereini9-
ten Nationen announcement.
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understanding fir Oelterreih
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oeurs Wfaridoa &onem.