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Evening star., 1945-12-02

| always been our prlclple to take
care of our customers if there was
any possible way to do it,"
Replying today. Mr.. Thomas
wrote:
Under the circumstances. I feel
your proposal is generous one, and
as said it came as a welcome sur
prise. do sincerely trust that it
means basic change In the think
ing of the top management of Gen.
eral Motors Corp, which will bring
more sympathetic and realistic
approach to the earnings problem of
your employees, as we'll as the indi-
Gated sympathetic approach to the
difficulties of your competitors"
Debt to Workers Cited.
II do feel that you owe more,
much more, to the men and women
who build GIN products than you
do to your competitors, and l trust
the corporal tion's approach to their
claims for adequate compensation
in these trying times will show that
you are now willing to bargain with
your workers realistically.
After all, we have no desire to
blockade General Motors as you put
it. We only desire to maintain on
a decent American level the stand
ard of living of the 1926, 900 GIN
workers"
Mr.. Wilson left for New York
last night to attend MONDAYS meet
ing of General Motors directors
there.
The UAW announced tonight that
a committee of Is citizens have ac-
cepted invitations to hear a read
ing of the transcript of negotia-
tions between the UAW and General
Motors Corp"
To Acquaint Public With Issue.
Walter P. Reuther. UAW vice
president, said the action was taken
to ''acquaint the public with the
facts in this dispute between the
union and General Motors
THE group will decide for itself
whether to request appearance of
corporation or union representatives
or to ask for documents and ma
terial from either company or
union" he asserted.
Mr.. Reuther added, When they
have heard the transcript and have
obtained any other material and
information, they will be free to
take any action or make any REQ,
onmendation they wish"
Mr.. Reuther said the committee
was established after General Mo-
tors refused to permit newspaper
men to attend negotiating sessions.
He declared the action was in ac-
cordance with the unions desire to
"acquaint the public with the facts
in this case"
1t will be an advisory body with
no official powers, he added. 3.
Henderson to Attend.
The Is will meet here Tuesday and
Wednesday to hear the transcript of
recent meetings between the UAW
an GIN on wage issues.
They include:
Former OPA Administrator Leon
Henderson; Bishop william Scarlett
of st. Louis. Bishop of the Episcopal
Church; Mrs. J. Birdsall Calkins of
New York, president of the Young
Women's Christian Association;
Robert Garrigan, assistant director,
New Council of American Business
men. Inc, Washington.
The Rt. Rev. Francis Joseph Haas,
Bishop of the Roman Catholic Dio-
cese of Grand Rapids; DR.. Henry
Hit Crane, Central Methodist
Church. Detroit; Frank w. McCul-
Evening star., 1945-12-02
Soldiers Five Children
Killed by Fire in Home

By the Associated Press.
FOX RIVER GROVE, ILL.,, Dec.
1.-Fire which last night took the
lives of four children of soldier s
family, trapped In their blazing
frame bungalow. claimed the nth
and last today.
One-year-old Sharon Ertman,
youngest of Pfc. and Mrs. Fred Ert-
mans five children, died of burns.
The other four were Judith, q;
Richard, 4; Janet, 5, and Frederick
Lynn, 6. Mrs. Ertman, 27. was hos
pitalized with burns, but was In
fair condition, physicians said.
Pfc. Ertman. stationed at Camp
Crowder, Mo-, was en- route home.
Fire Chief Frank Prokop said a
heating stove exploded after the
family had gone to bed. The frame
bungalow was destroyed.
Evening star., 1945-12-02
Davis Sees Solution
OF Work Stoppages
By Arbitration Route
By the Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Dec 1.-William H.
Davis, former Economic Stabilizer
and former chairman of the Ma
tional War Labor Board, said today
the provision for arbitration in
grievance procedure lis the Begin
ming OF the solution of problems of
work-stoppages"
The right to strike is an inalien-
able one and cannot be removed by
law" Mr.. Davis said. TT can only
be diminished by agreement"
He added that strike should be
the last resort and MANAGEMENT
should push that last resort as far
away as possible" by the settlement
OF disputes through arbitration.
Says Strife Averted.
He spoke at a luncheon session
of the Society for Advancement of
Management at its annual confer
ence on full employment.
The recent labor MANAGEMENT
conference in Washington, he said.
stands as historic barrier to what
might have happened without it.
open warfare between industry and
labor as happened after the last
war. Without the conference, things
might have wound up in open war
fare, but that won't happen now"
Optimism regarding results OF
the labor-management conference
also was expressed by John r. Steel
man, special assistant to President
truman and former director of the
United States Cancellation Service
who presided at the afternoon ses-
sion.
Mr.. Steelman said the problem
OF reconyersion was one "of get
ting back to where labor and man
agement handle their own affairs"
1T is long, hard : task, but
1t is the only way"
Problem of Confidence.
Clinton S. Golden, assistant to the
president of the United Steel Work.
.ers of America (CIOO, said the ex-
panding labor movement did not
relish industrial strife They want
to work, to create, not to Destroy"
he said.
Cyrus S, Ching, director OF indus
trial and public relations of the
United States Rubber Co., said the
big problem for both management
and the employe is to find out how
best they can build up confidence
IN each other. That is the only
basis for all negotiations.
Frank P Fenton, director of or
ganization of the American Fedora
tion of Labor, said, When industry
will Fundamentally accept genuine
collective bargaining. any legislation
to restrict strikes will be unneces-
sary and superfluous."
George T. Trundle, jr, president
of the Trundle Engineering Co..
Cleveland, said cooperation between
management and labor was Just
about the most important question
before the country today"
Evening star., 1945-12-02
LOST

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BROOCH. amethyst and rhinestone. vic. Of
seWaSd. seW Siri Ra an a4sa. s2!sla ave. ana seas
CAT, Maltess sray, female, answers to
Day. Reward. IA. 1896. es.---E
sAREAcRs BAG stfnsilfa 1t Esal
don-Falls Church Cali Vienna l0s-W-l
BILLFOLD, red with green trim, lost Sat
ns h sSS ana as'e ea1as r IA
BILLFoLD. black Elk. ii Arcade Market
Reward offered. RA. 732S.
BILLFOLD, black, containing press passes.
.ir travel card and documepSs o. os9 no valae
an. to Z pm weekdsys.
BOSTON BULL, vic; of Bradley lane and
sppa" reward. OIL. $685.. iso Z.
DIAMOND RING; either aboard consres-
Union !. ts5%insly rs ReS.rd osoF Finder please
5oS BLACK puPgy tan cosr
ward. 2424 N. Florida st.. Arlington Va
e.aasseg FGhst ss ksaafd s@a Ol'sf ST. ga 'D
tas t No Yosi0: Reward EN- 4341:-
ENGLISH BULLDOG, fawn and white,
no tsn lost lost near near er @ Bus
Washington. Reward: Phone ME. 005S
during once hours; Al. 8591 other hours.
GOLD EARRING, purple stone lost Thurs
Thurs. morning, Nov. g, bet Jefferson
and Insranam sts Or Ga saso ave street sTe.tca
GE e st oass eveniass and sunday aa''' OF
HALLMARK LADY's WRIST WATCH yel.
low gold. and band, vicinity Of Irving and
Kilbourne pl. NV; reward. DE: 1925.
PASS CASE, with, Miehiean drivers license
and security card. Reward FIR. 6493.
s k.;s Sod with Lee s
way. near Colonial VILLAGE. Reward. CHI.
POINTER DOG, male, liver and white.
tIred % on page 90. November ss issue OF
Life magazine ssa strayed from in front Of Of
GEORGE BIDDLE, the University Club,
1135 18th st. NV.
PURSE. alligator, envelore style: contain
Ing papers, silver cisarette case, no money.
Reward. Ho. 075s ewes:
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E'sIalss 81 isls ssh ana G 'ss:: liberal reward
RING, aauamarine: Tuesday. in ladies'
mental value: reward. Call Ap: 96s3.
RING. silver, near St. Matthsx's cathe-
AodR.TA.. s5sli Fl. 1887 or Ma $685. MISS
diamonds on = shaped disk Tues, Nov;
2s, vic. OF 4th and ne; to 18th and
or az: e.: Be- ass4 assqTn Rswaea sS aSis EV'r's St
wallet, lost from car, License No. 1851,
eSnsr only. to ths above address sAlu' 10
WATCH. lady's. gold Buloya, with gold
,sss .sd 10Th sex So No ocle!ny ssfs
WiRE-HAIRED TERRIER, wearing blanket,
RpysI xss-J. si ga reward. @ n0ne 00i'''' f'n'
ssld bsnd lost ssturdsy Between @ sGis 18th a and
ssrd Eson' CO s5,d siea ltse and Park rd' NV Re-
WRIST WATCH, yellow eold, on Brook
Fnns; aye. Reward. FIR roo. Ext. Ext
Waist wATca, Iady's, Evans. lost vicin.
Il asd ia.h J. n.T sno "a 50 o474 as. Reward Ssos
WHIST WATCH. lady's sold Waltham,
stainless steel back, gold expandabie brace
siurSs, lSs, IN downsoTn sth1ppinE district
ward EN-. $3.50. ''
oval, yellow gold, black cord strap, in
war Dugsns es so Sres sis snd 18th
WHIST WATCH, lady's, Eisin, Friday, be-
and the Kennedy Warren. Phone Column
bib 227s evenings g
FOUND.
Evening star., 1945-12-02
CorneeieGronddouehter
'Murries Swedish Pilot
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MONTCLAIR, N. j., Dec. Bar
bara Miller of New York, grand
daughter of the late Andrew Car
negie, and Lennart Thorell, Swed-
ish- born pilot for American Export
Lines, were married today at the
First Congregational Church. The
Rev. Chalmers Holbrook of Mill
brook ofhciated.
The bride was given away by her
father, Roswell Miller. Best man
for the grooom, soI of Mrs. Sven
Andell of Gotherborg, Sweden, was
the brides brother, Roswell Miller
III.
The bride also is the granddaugh-
ter of the late Roswell Miller, for
mer president of the Chicago, Mil
Waukee 6 st, Paul Railroad
Evening star., 1945-12-02
FOUND.

DOG, small, old, mixed breed, long hair,
1919 Montsomery license. Call CO. 7o7O.
Evening star., 1945-12-02

| business session will be held In the
afternoon, and the committee ses-
sions will close with a dinner Sat-
urday night at which the speakers
will be Senator Hart of Connecticut,
Gov. Blue Of Iowa and Chairman
Brownell. =
Evening star., 1945-12-02
General Motors
CONTINUED From First Page

the corporations present price
structure.
Situation Has Two Sides
Production of parts for compet-
Ing manufacturers would coincide
with the unions strike strategy of
keeping other producers going while
shutting down GIN operations. On
the other hand, return of some
strikers to jobs might result in in
dividual situations where pickets
would watch their fellow-u -unionists
re-entering struck plants.
Mr.. Wilson, who made the parts
production offer to the union last
night, expressed belief it was very
unfair" for General Motors to be
singled out for a labor blockade, "
and added, Nevertheless, it has
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
Stolicn balO
lpieOcr fret

@aibineton, - @on3 StuIien, nit
@usna6me fleiner @ebiete entlong
Ser iugoilamiiden @ren3e, miro i'm
SCRIPT bon ser alliierten &ommii-
lion itaIieniIder 8erpoltltng 5uriid-
deae6en merOen. Sic aommiiiion, Die
6ies in 8erbinoung nit einem 8e-
ridt ii6er sic MiIitdrregierung in
Stulien %befunntgob, erfIarte, OoB
iel6It iebt MIR iefs ser 18 itoIieni-
ifen compartment 0iItoriide
@onoihnften) inter olliierter Ser
paltung ite6en.
Gieie iehs Compartment limo
ollie i'm Mor0en. @s ban0elt iid UNI
&faurien, @iemont, oie @ombaroei,
6as Grioentiniihe @enetien lnt0 ei-
men Geil Suliid@enetiens aleine
Geile ciligpr 0ieIer Compartment
pperoen ouf einige 8eit nod Der &iif<
go6e oes geiamten 9atoes an Die
Staliener Inter Q1ebermo6ung Der
alliierten &ommiiiion blei6en 10 bieB
es in ser @rfiin0igung.
Die D8erfleinerung Der alliiertet
&ommiiiion in @orbereitung beg So-
eeg, ga lie oufgeloit lit unO Stalieft
uuf eigenen Beinen itebt, bat bereits
begonnen."
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
81. pros. Ser SleiidR>
iertcft cknc pMnftc

81 O4M, fuelfe fir Ofto6er III
Tro5ent mebr 8leii6 IN @nslidt
iteIlt, befreite 3ugIei6 etpo 81 8ro-
sent Ser @eiamt45leiid8ufubr BON
Ser Mationierung.
No6 Ser Befanntmndung Ser
1921 meroen Die Sausfrduen ab
Sonntag obne Mationierungs-au-
ponS einfauien fonnen:
1. Qllle Geile minoerer Gualitat
bonn &ino, &nlb ul0 &amm.
.. @iaisere gtiiGe bobermertigen
6leiIhe, ausgenommen pom Sfauein.
3. Mlle 6leiihfonieroen, Jranf-
furter, Bologna" unO anOere @iir-
lite, iolpie olle on0eren aus min0ereu
6leiidqllalitaten bergeitellten Gr.
3eusniiie.
Stiide pom S6mein, einidlieBlid)
Sued uno oroeres eingeleetes 6leilf)
miro 81 ben gegenpdrtigen Blinft-
merten ouf ser &ationierungslilte
bleibett, ebenlo mie Die nod @lnidl
5ligeidnittenen orei beiten Sualitd.
ten &ino &alb uno 2umtn.
&ierunter faaen Steafs. &oteletts,
uno Roaltitiide ser Sualitaten
apl. y uno %.
Sic CUR 3eit ~beite9eil0e Punftmer
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
1t. :. SlMelinicm
balN iibcr Hci4

Berlin, = Sanoels iluglinien bon
oen B~ereinigten Stanten iperoen balo
Houten iiber 9eutihlon0 folgen,
lpelhe Die Bomber 5u nebnlen pfle9-
ten.
Mnh ermortet, ooB ser 8oiiogier-
ltlto 6ruftperfebr big ipdteitenS T..
Sanlar ein9eri6tet meroen miro.
geutlGlnro loll in Ben omerifoni=
iden Blaren zines planetariiden
6~llguerfebrs ein mi1tiges 8inoe-
glieo biloen. IS lit oenn altd) bereits
6uei Il. g. 2inien, 8~onamericon
llnO Americnn @rportjoon Ser &e-
gierln8 in 8oibington geItnttet mor-
ben,uon 5opnes, SrlanO, nod
Geutldlano eiii3ufliegen.
Gen 5lu8linleE it eS iiberlalien
iih 0urd oas Stoatsoeportment Gitt-
reile-un0 9anoungs4 @rlaubnis, lomie
anoere @ene6migungen in ouBer=
OeutIhen Rdnoern 81 perihaffen. S1
Gelltld}lano lit es Mlufgabe oes 2uft-
oireftoruteS oes Qlliierten &ontroll-
rates, lid fiber Gliige nah Sen ELM
3elnen Offupations6onen 81 einigen.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
lrm~ces1tcbcrldkmB Int
1teberIcc IiamiNiert

@al6ntgton, ~ Sobn W. Sng0er,
oerG6ef oeS Observation-Disclosures
antics, teilte beute nit, Br6iioent
8rllnan ba6e iif entidloiien, Sic
Gilponier1tng ii6erifiiiIigen Marine-
uno S~eeresguts in lleberiee, Die BIS
Der Sade 0es @ilitdr4 81 auioationS-
fommiiiars Mc@abe uno oes 9luS-
lanomirtihaftsnmts mar. Dem
Stnntsoepartment 81 iibertragelt.
Sic @eaBnnbme miro. mie Snpoer
Dem &rieas-l
0es Senats erfldrte, Dourhgefii5rt.
io6al6 es tanliG iit~.
GaS Stuatsoepartment miro bel
ser slusiibung ieiner lleuen Stunt
ton ali cine 5lpeiiahe Iiftlinie ge-
bunoen iein: gs mus in ieiner Mrt
Ser Abgabe milit1riifer MnteridI-
beltdnoe Dem @eii6tspuntt ser Not-
billie in Sen pom &rieger 6elqppersa
ihmer befngeiudtea RdfperH Der
9llten @elt &ednnfg tr1gen uno
gleid5eitig ais @esenieiitluia @on-
Oelsfon5eiiionen mo mifitGriibc
@orteile ei~n5nbanoeln periufen.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
..MoQte feline
Beinoi@aft /"

8ai6ington. - &ep. Sbomas q.
Senfing, &ep. bon Ohio, quoticrte
8rGiioent Sobn 81. Sortforo bon Der
Ntldntic ono @aeific Sea g. oaDin-
gebetlb, ooB er baS piel erorterie
Garleben BON 100000 on gaictt
@ooIepelt modte, neil er lid nlbt
oie 6einoidaft oes D~erftorbeitelt
9rdlioenten 5u3ieben wolte".
&ep. Senfins iogte ferner in elmer
Grfldrung, 0aB ueS gan3 flar 'et
oaB Ser BrGiloent Ole gun5e Sadle
einfdOeIte."
elliott befom 100000, tuie es
Ser 8rdiioent eggplant batte", er.
fldrte er. uNiemano miro ~bebaupter
lpoaen, oaB bie @ebriioer Sartforo
Gsobn 81. uno @earge) Die 8ergdnge
in irgeno elmer 8eile for0erten."
@ie befonnt erbielt Sartforo por
ieinem 0arleben nlr $4,000 5itriid,
uno oieier aog Ole $4,000 afs
,,faule lS9uloen" BON ieinen Steuertl
nb.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
Doftineton Journal, 5reitoe, Sen 5. 0ftOber 1916

baben. Ser @ei6ditsansi6uB oes
observation-disclosures IN @aibington
IdloB nGmIi6 ourf einen 8eidluB
in Sodeu zines Rndfrie9ss Steuer-
dbbous ieoe iuiortise Senfung BON
laf5iieiteuern ans. @inige gbnsiduB-
mitglie0er erti1rten 0u5u, 0oB Der
8ai6luB 0nrouf fnIfuliert lei, einen
Cell oes 0er5eitigen MioeritdnOeS
gegen oen Anfant non 0ingen er-
mdbnter 0utu. Dor ser 6eiertngs.
iailon aus Dem 8e9e 81 roumelL
in0em oen @erbrouhern 81 miiien
oege6en miro, DAB lie nidJt nit elmer
bal6igeu 8eihnei0unB Ser at5iie-
Iteuern 5lt refnen boben. llnter be.
ite5en0em @}eies ba6en Oie boben
MfsiieItelter4S Site ser @riegS5eit nod
Iehs Monate noh Dem offi5iellen
@noe Ser Standardization @eltung.
O8iemanO meiB borlduiig, mann Die.
les ofii5ielle SariegSen6e, 0as pom
8rGliSenten ODER nber pom &ongreB
proflomiert aperoen muB, fommen
miro. Mber ieds Monote nod Der
Proclamation meroen Die Nf5lle-
Iteuer- SGbe ouf 0os betr6dtIid nieo-
riqere @ipeou pom 1912 5uriifgeben.
gs mar 6os eritental in 16 Sabren
sob man in 8aibington 3itm 3aued
elmer Senfung - niht @rb0brng
~ bon Steuern 5uIonmentrat. Ser
@ahorud lpiiroe III Der Sibung auf
cine BeidneiOltng Ser periOnli1et
1no ~forporatipen Ginfommeniteuern
gelegt.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
@olen baOern
nit @6ifial

@orjdol, - Sic 3eitung uD5e'
ntf @lioomp4 erfl1rte ooB GauIenoe
BON potniiten 8iirgern sic ettge Der
bin0nng ibrer &egierung nit STUB
lamb fritiiieren. Sn einem anf Der
erIten settle eri6ienenen Qeiturtifel,
ser oie aleberidrift nGie nofte
@obr9eit" trus, idrieb oaS 8lott:
"gS bal feinen3med, ii6er Die
Sadie 5i ltpeisen ooer lie 81 per-
bergen. Sn Sen polnii6en Staoten
ultO Srtldaften fritiiieren Sauienoe
oie innere 8oIitif un0 Die MliBets
politif Ser &egierung, DEFENDERS bic
ibre 8erbinoung nit Ser Soiplet
qroBte 9eiitltng ser &egieruttg aus,
i6re Gerbinoung nit Ser SopDet
Union.
Sin GROCER Sell Ser &ritif 6eite1t
BARN, 6ob Iit Ole poIniife &egier-
rrg an sic Sopiet llnion perfoaiTt
babe, uno onB Die &uilen allies oo.
ponidIepperL @ieroe uno &inopieb.
Wan fam oaS ni6t ableugner. @fon
.brauf,t nrr ouf oas 81 bliden, mas
mad Dem Often gebt. @s miro nns
qelugt, oob oos 0euti6e BeltdrOe
ieien uno tlltr einen geringen GrloB
fiir 6aS oarltelle, mas 0ie Geuti6en
Sen Glliien angetdn 6a6en. Mber Die
0fuiien nebnlen SnGen aus Dem poll
nilfen @ebiet. Giegomiets ba6en
uats Bebiete big CUR ODER uno an Der
Office gege6en."
ltnter 8e5ugi.obme auf Die Ser
ei%nbarung ser ,,@roBen Grei", ourG
jmelfe oen &uiien Die polnfiden 8e-
.biete 0ittif, BON Der @ur3orS2inIe
5ugefallen iinO, idreibt Die 3eitung:
,9olen obne Milna uno 2enberg lit
INNER better ols fem Yolen. Seute
lit Ser Sag Ser groBen Mddte. Gas
lit SdidIol. Mir iiito 20,000,00O
9olen. Die Sowiets 5ablen 100000
900. Sir miiiien uniere alte po[ni-
ide Sentimentalit1t lostperOen uno
uns Die @altbliitigfeit bon GburGill
ltn0 HooieDelt angeno6nen."
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
21ibbrauh mer, DR.
better ais Bumerano
100000 mtcrifaniide 2lrbcitcr, Sic smr GrlciAtcs
rMne Nes 2lrbeitcrntanecls nod Il. 8. Ramtcit, fafs
tId mic ~Sflapctarbcitcr" bck0nNclt

- ga dr5tIid)e S;Iie uuO lln-
folSifuB fir sic Merifnner unae.
niiAeno marell, tplipOen ibnen oil
niiBeror0entlid bobe 9etrGae fiji
0r3tIide Softer bered)net, ultO IN
nielcn 5dGen muBten Tie iogor lire
8ebonoGung ans eiBener Sui6e be-
aablen, ielblt IL. ~ Elm llnraa nab
reno ser Arbcit eingetrrcm mar.
81 5ablrcid)en 6lllen BON Mus.
felperrenfangell, @riid1en, geqltetif)-
ten 6ingern unO anoeren nab
reno ser arbeit erlittenen llni1l-
len mltBten sic Merifaner nidt ltur
oie GrStlide &ed)nlttg beMAlen,
ion0ern erbielten nud) iiir Die Gut
ct Ser 9e6ai0lultg feline @nt'dlGSi-
gull8.
Gin merifuniifer 9trbeiter be-
riAtete, oaB man bon ibm iiir cine
INSTRUMENTATION $3.50 uerlongte,
mdbrefo elm anoerer er51blte, er
bdttc, als ct ieine MalOeln cutter
lten feb, fir Sic gegleid)un9 ser
Gr3tli6en &onorare bier Monats-
geb1lter oerpenoen miiiien.
Gle merifaniiden &oniulate III
Seem gorf uno Y1tluoelpbiu erhiel-
ten 5alienoe BON 9r;efen uon Bro
ceros". Oie dbnlidpe &logen u6er
crorbitonte H%edbnlutgen fiir dr6tli-
fe 8.6oltolung entbielten.
d Sn fait alan 2aqern, Sic id)
beiudte, mahts ih Die @pba6tlln8,
Dab oie meiiten Merifaner qroBen
Stpl3 heinBen, aber idledte Stint-
mullg mar. 9ei6t eiltes oieler Ga
ger berfiigte iiber 6rei3eitseltaltung
ooer er5ie9eriidJe Gdtigfeit. 0ie
meiiten .8rnceroS" murOen BON Den
Amerifanern gemieOen. Siele oe-
qer 9eger 8llr Sdalt getrn9cne
8ururtei(e ntod)ten iid and) Qeaell
lie gelteit0. Die 0araus 3nangs-
Iaufig ii6 crgebenoe @ereiniomauN
erbitterte oie meiiten Merifairer 9e-
gen bic Imerifnner.
aGe arbeiier, nit Oelpen i6
iprad, 3eigten groBes Sutereiie oil
Ser grlernnlg Ser en9liifen Spra-
d)e uno woqten aae etlpus iibar Die
8ereinigten Staaten wilien, aber
nifts tpuroe fir Tie getall. Der
Stote Department, ser Miaio1en
BON Collars fir Oie 9ropoalerling
elmer Tolitif Ser gitten Nadlbar-
IhuIt in Merifo u1o i'll CANA 3d.
teinonlerifa nltsgegeben bat, tot
nidt8, Inn Die tedniiden 0fittel fir
eine iolfe er3ieAeriid)e Edtigfeii
perfiigbar al maiden ODER irgenh-
mel6e 8robleme Der merlfarrldlen
arbeiter 81 loien.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
2lfticn NcMtidbcr
Kcn3crnc iteioen

Sronffirt a. Moin. - Die Mftien
bon bier groBen oelttid}en &on5ernen,
Sic eilt Soltptfontingettt oes oeitiden
&rieggpotentioIs IteIten, perfebren
an ser 6ronffurter 80rie in feiter
Saltung ufto famen gu &urien 3ur
Notia Sic in einigen 8anen hOber lie.
gen uf8 int &riege. Sic 9eitldpn
Iino offenbor i~iber3eugt, oaB Die Gf.
tien cine gltte aupitalsonlage o%orTtel-
len, obtppbl einige Der @erf8anlogen
Ole 6obei in. 5roge fommen, 5itr
S6leifung ODER &onfisfatinn fir Ee-
pora~tions3pede beitimmt Iino.
Sic Ntier bon S. 9. Sorben Dem
eroBen GbemifaGienfon5ern Der eini-
ge ieiner arlagen in Ben a%rterifa-
nii6en uno britiihen 3otlen iritllle~
nod - unter glufit6t Ser Militdr.
&egierling - in 8etrieb bat, DurOen
gil 1876 &eidsmort n%otiert. Inter
sen 0o5is itanben 6ieie Slftien 5u-
Iebt atif 1856 3-4.
9ie aftien Ser Metallgeieaidaft,
BEG groBen oeutiGfn StobLfon8erns,
iino felt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'M <rie
nod geitieqen uno bro6ten berte 146
&eidsmarf, gegen 141% liiter oen
@oais.
Cine &ursiteigerltng mar aud fir
Sic @ftien Ser Sol3mnrn u. g. gu
Oer5eidner, elmer Der groBtea 9au-
fi5men GeutIhlon0s. 9ieie 4ftien
Itebfn beute orT 1876 HeidsnIs::f,
pergli6en nit 1912 unter ben $50.
ais. Die 8apiere Der @utomerfe
Opel 0ogegen iino etpus 9einaen.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
3 @aNionss
1pieler in Saft

@ep gorf (Oye2D = Drei @ett.
befannte Ntitglieoer ser Sberam.
mergolier 8aiiionsipiele wer0en
nidJt mebr auitreten, uenil Die Spie-
le Dorougihtlid i'm nGdIten 6riib.
iabr pieoer ouT9enommen meroen.
lSie befinoen iid olS aftioe yta-
ais i'm @ei6ngnis. Gie Orei iinO:
SIIois Gang, Ser SeiuSoarIteler,
Anui Notb oie Wtaria OeS Spiels,
ltipO @iai 9ierling, Ser Garlteler
0es SeiIigen Sobannes. anri &otb
bat mebrere Dtonnte ais llebers
ieberin fir 0ie aNlS gearbeitet,
nur0e ober perboftet, oIS it'd BE-
rouslteate, Bob lie fdlidyDidcrtpeiie
aeleugnet bate, MtitglieO Der gta3i-
portei getpeleh 5tt iein.
Ser tiir oos n1tite Snbr 9eplor.
ten a~aifiibrung 0es Yuliionsipieles
ite6t CUR Belt nod ELM Sirtoernis
e~ntqe8cn: Die @It@ miro Der Sc.
banslouf a4er i%tinOigen 0fit9lieoer
6ieler Shoufpieltruppe linterlltden
bauur oie 8ieoeraitfna6me Der oa-
iGbrlifen a%ufiiibritngen g~eItattet
piro.
Sans 3lpinfel, Ser Oie &oIle beg
Su6as ipielte, ioa, tpie aNe@ 9eon-
fe mitteilen, fIorgeIteat baben, Bob
pr inmer Elm Wnaiqegner mar.
59tpei nnoere Ritglieoer Der ltanOi.
Qen Srtippe, geneoift &lirfa unO
alois G6mi6t, iiiO i'm &rieg ge.
faILeit.
Die moglid)e 8ieoeronftobme
Ser S-barammer9aller Ralliohs-
fpiele uno Sic @erbuftnng oreIer ii.
rer DarIteuer puroe in elmer oeltid)-
IpradYigefi Senoittg ser 8ritiib
grooocoitins Corporation angefiin-
6igt.