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Evening star., 1945-06-25
Political Censorship
In Mediterranean to End
By tie Associated Press.

By tie Associated Press.
ROME, June 25.-Brig. Gen
Arthur j. McChrystal, Allied head
quarters censorship chief, announced
today that the censors would aban-
don their efforts to stop news dis
patches on the grounds that they
might cause inter-Allied friction.
Censorship in this theater will
apply only to matters that affect the
Japanese war and not another
thing" he said, unless "a serious
situation develops in this theater
which would bring Allied troops into
an operation role, or possible op-
Grafton role.
I'VE are convinced that good, true
factual reporting won't do anybody
any harm" Henceforth censors ol
public relations officers may call
attention to matters which might
appear to them to be inaccurate
but censors may delete only matter
which would have bearing on mill
tary operations in the Far East.
Military security restrictions listed
~ 0SL. MSSih yoGdI DIS COilGlIlulIlp
included prisoper escape methods
troop movements to the Pacific.
secret equipment and tactics and
Army intelligence methods and per-
sonnel.
New censorship rules are based on
a directive from the Chiefs of Staff
Committee in Washington.
Political censorship had been eX-
ercised by Allied headquarters in
the Mediterranean theater in vary
ing degrees since Christmas eve,
1912, when Admiral Darlan was as
sassinated.
A notable instance was the head
quarters action in preventing for
several weeks the publication of the
declaration of Marshal Tito of
Yugoslavia listing Gen. Draja Mi
hailovich as one of his enemies
The declaration was contained In
Tito's written replies to questions
submitted by the Associated Press
Evening star., 1945-06-25
Radio Singer
| Wins AHmony
|Of 81 a Year
y the Associated Press.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. June 25.-
Marian Mabee McManus of Green
wich, identified in court as the sing
ing star of Sunday night radio
broadcast, has been granted alimony
of 81 year against her ex-husband,
1t. Comdr. George B. McManus of
Washington, DC, in Superior Court
mere. She was granted a divorce
from Comdr. McManus here Friday.
The singer told Judge John n.
King that there was mo certainty
about her future income from radio
and for that reason she asked for
the $1-a-year order. If found nec-
essary. the award could be increased
at another hearing.
Comdr. McManus, formerly at
tached to the Navy Department
here, now is said to be on duty out
side the country.
Evening star., 1945-06-25
Zhukov Stresses Soviet Might
|AtHuge MoscowVictoryPorude

and then the days ceremonies be-
gan.
In his speech, zhukov said the
Red Army would be remembered in
history as the army of liberation, u
because 1t had freed the peoples OF
Europe from the German yoke"
To-day it is recognized by all that
the Soviet Union played the main,
decisive part In the achievement OF
this historic victory over Germany
ne said. For three years the Red
Army single e-handedly fought the
armed forces of Germany and her
satellites"
He recalled that at the wars be-
ginning, Russia suffered military
setbacks and that there were mo-
ments when the situation was des-
perate."
But the base German invaders, II
he added, have shared the fate of
all other invaders who have coveted
our sacred soil.
Having raised the sword against
us. the Germans met death by our
sword"
1,40o-Man Band Plays.
Artillery salvos followed Zhukov's
last words. Then q 1,400-man band
struck up the Soviet national an
them, and followed with Russian
military marches. q
The parade Of the front units
started with those from the Karelian
and the Leningrad sectors, with
Marshal Leonid A. Govorov at the
head; the Baltic Army with Marshal
Alexander M. Vasilevsky leading
the 1st White Russian Army, with
Gen. VASTLY Sokolovsky substitut-
ing for Zhukov, who was on the
reviewing stand; the 1st Ukrainian
Front Army, with Marshal Ivan S
Konev at the van, and on through
the list Of Russian armies and COM
manders.
Afterward came units Of the Red
Fleet North Sea flotilla, soldiers
bearing the captured banners Of
Hitler, the Moscow garrison, Suvorov
school boys, hundreds OF pieces of
artillery; tanks, armored cars and
other war implements.
After the last tank had rolled
past, two million Muscovites were
told from the stand that the rain
was too heavy and that instead OF
parading they were to go home and
get dry.
Evening star., 1945-06-25
Civilians to Meet

Morale benefits of telephonescalls
to their homes by wounded and con-
valescent servicemen will be de-
scribed to members of the Civitan
Club at luncheon at 1890 pm
tomorrow at the Mayflower Hotel
The speaker will be F. M. Holmes,
manager for the Chesapeake & Po-
tomac Telephone Co. at the Navy
Medical Center and the Walter
Reed Convalescent Center. He will
show films.
Evening star., 1945-06-25
LO Boord to Discuss
Reudmission of Ituiy

By the Associated Press.
QUEBEC, June 25.-Readmission
Of Italy to the International Labor
Organization will be discussed by
the governing body of the ILO this
week in continuing meetings Of its
95th session.
Fascist Italy resigned from MEM
bership when she quit the League of
Nations. The government OF lib
Grated Italy recently applied for
readmission, and the matter has
been under study by the 32-man
governing board.
Evening star., 1945-06-25
Trade and Financial
CensorshipDisearded
Price Announces
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Censorship of business communi.
cations has dropped to such an ex-
tent that all that remains is in con-
nection with the most essential
wartime controls, Director of Gen.
sorship Byron Price reports.
"You may be quite sure that the
Office of censorship will not embark
on witch hunts or fishing expedi-
tions into peacetime precincts" Mr..
Price said in a letter outlining re-
laXations that have been made since
the war has narrowed to one front.
The chief censor wrote to Charles
A. Richards, chairman of the Com
mittee on Censorship and Interna-
tional Communications Restrictions
of the National Foreign Trade Coun-
Gil. New York City.
Mr.. Price recalled his assertion
that lit would give me great pleas
ure personally to recommend that
censorship be abandoned entirely
and without delay" made last
month to the House Appropriations
Committee. He said then that 1t
could not be done wisely, since Eve
still are faced with a powerful
enemy, and we must use against
him all of the weapons we have
available"
Nevertheless we have been able
to make extensive reductions Mr.
Price wrote Mr.. Richards. 1--WE have
narrowed our interest almost entire
ly to pure military security, and
have discontinued most of the trade
and financial censorship which was
essential In the earlier days of the
war to assist in the blockade OF Ger
many and the disclosure of hidden
stockpiles of strategic materials.
Overall the reporting of inter-
cepted information to other agencies
of the Government has been reduced
to less than 10 per cent of the
peak volume of 1943. Such economic
censorship as remains is in connec-
tion with the most essential wartime
controls. You may be quite sure
that the Office of Censorship will
not embark on witch hunts or
fishing expeditions into peacetime
OrecinctS "
Evening star., 1945-06-25
Poles, Ending Talks
In Moscow, Prepare
Ito Go 10 Warsaw
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, June 25.-Polish fac
tions comforting here on the forma-
ton of new provisional govern
ment of unity embarked on the
final phase Of their discussions to-
day preparatory to departing for
Warsaw, where the personnel OF
the government will be announced
The Warsaw regimes ambassador
to the Soviet Union, zigmundt Mod
zelewski, will be host at a recep-
ton tonight marking the accord
reached by the conferees
All members of the various Polish
factions, as well as Russian officials
and foreign diplomats in Moscow,
have been invited.
Evening star., 1945-06-25
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Evening star., 1945-06-25

Bankers Association, which has
been critical Of the sterilization
fund, had the witness chair today.
Evening star., 1945-06-25

Don't save in the future but for
the future Buy Bonds through
payroll savings.
Evening star., 1945-06-25
LOS

ward. S25. Believed lost in or overheard
June June =. @ r !. sIsssoN. NJ wi $50. $50 fllOAs
y sreI2v Son dTsT Rss snan csnss and
ward. Ma 1922 or EN-. 1881. 2e:
BOSTON TERRIER, male, brindle and
white, lost Saturday vicinity of AIS Allison
st. NV. Reward. GE. 1922.
BRICk-COLORED PAPER FOLDER, con-
Sonal papers, Of value to owner only: lost
THURSDAY, june q. vic. Dupont Circle Or on
sEREBRENN1KofF Care eeMssa MTs john Nc.
knight, 1900 R st. NV. DU. $40.
CAT, pure white, female; urgently needed
PfSa5dt Be- 6d51. Apt B. 1881 Belmont rd' NV
CAT, female, vicinity Varnum and Web
ster, nr. 9TH; large white and gray, yellow
pTI; Ba1t ssmeFe; ssSsrd 42o5 New
lost or strayed. vicinity Of 32nd and Ca
thedral ave. NV. Reward. Call OR. 1913.
COIN PURSE, brown, containing 3 keys
dav IN chaih, r. .s6 ioose key EewaEd cal e Mon
DIAMOND. solitaire, lost June q down.
town section: reward. Dupont 7016
DOG, small white female, lost Saturday
night, vicinity 14th and R. 1. ave. NV;
no collar; house pet: Reward. WI TITS.
ENGLISH SETTER. male, white. black
Cali WI. $3.50.
ENGLISH SETTER, white and black spots,
years old. name Prince" Reward. Cali
IDENTIFICATION BRACELET, yellow gold,
name ]. H. Cunningham. en- route from
Northwest section to Boiling Field satur-
day afternoon. Reward. Wo. 1929.
LADY's .ELGIN WATCH, yellow gold
between Alabama ave. Sc. and L st. NV.
Can TR. 1866 after 8 pm. Liberal re-
LosT-Lady's Waltham wrist watch on
sHndss. aEHs rR n.e aass Setween 18th and 18TH
MANCHESTER TERRIER; black and tan,
swers to lame Of aWim1pyye.';' 1ye;' "Afo' an
BED SIDE mahogany, lost June 10 en-
Taylor 19Sfe from The Plv1ns Va to 15os North
NO. 3343, Mrs. Hoyt, for reward.
SNAIL DOG, female, black With white
Rss.fd Rsss elnsN Wo otsyfI ssi4 Park tag No. 1929
SNAKE sSh IEv I'm, o gold; VICINITY Union Station.
WARDROBE BAG. lady's, lerge. at Union
srpss Phone Ms 1nnf 4lS e. Sfss s Ea RoBos Hes
Reward
WALLET, brown leather, contained snap
shots OF schoolgirl and Army of1cer. silver
Eaaa EEassTy' ReSayG ps9y1att enaraved on back. AD
WATCH. lady's yellow sold wittanouT.
square case; serial No. 1882. Call OIL.
1877.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, yellow gold,
Hamilton, lost vicinity Columbia I'd. and
10th st. NV. Reward. Ex. 640O. Ext.
27O1, or Hobart 1878.
WRIST WATCH, mans, yellow gold, Ham
ilton. Reward. Call ME. 09s3 evenings.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, Hamilton, vicin-
ity Mtnn. ave. and Benntng I'd. or Green
way Apt. Phone FIR, 1854. Liberal re-
Evening star., 1945-06-25

His horse halted before Lenin's
tomb. where the marshal was met
by Zhukov astride his snow white
mount. They saluted, shook hands
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
GcItSrbcn

SrcOcrid S6lncfli, ~berItor6cn an
II. 9e5ernbar oui ieirer 6orm ii
gronopiuiue. M0. or monoerte aus
ser Sdmei3 bierieIbit Elm uno binter.
ldBt fiinf 9inOer: Sobn, @ottirieo.
Sato6, 9lnna uno 8rou N5orie 8eb-
renSt in Grant 6ielo ga. Die ge.
eroigung mar BON Chambers aus
nad Dem GeOor Sill 6rieobofe.
SOIcp6 Nfut6, beritorben am IA.
9e3en6er. Gr mar elm Sobn oes
Observation-Disclosures @6epaores G6riiti.
an mo @li3abetb M5lt6. 0d6 einenr
Sotenamt in Ser ct. glopiiltS- &ir6e
mar sic 8eeiietung Ourd @eier8 Be-
eroigltngsinititlt i'm ct. MorDs
6rieOboie.
Otto G. Streitbcrscr, 3943 go.
9(pe., g. s. Gr Deritarb i'm @ropi-
oence Soipito( mo mar Elm 9rltoer
bon 6rol @cGloeppinqer, Strait
@m. 8poot, 6ran 90. Gdnoe6eli,
loroie SEQ ltn0 Otto Streit6erger.
2eidenbetotter non ole 6irma g.
s. Shines 50.
Barbara g. Ycters, q%eitor6er ant
t6. 0e3entber in SGiltois. 3of 0em
Gooe i6res M}onnes George geters
per5oq tie mad SpottSuiae ltno poGil-
tie ip1ter6in Bel ibren b~er6eiroteten
80dtern. 9os @6epoar mar aus
Dem @lioB gebiirtig ltn6 belpirti6oi-
tete einen 8alternbof in 9apie, Wt6.
9ie 8erltor6pne hiirterGdBt iiinf
S0dter: MrS. SilOo 90. @ooIe, Nfrs.
2poia !6pott, Sri. Sat6erine @eters,
Mrs. Inlto &ruemer mo Mrs. Mnr.
garet 3iunnermonlt. Die Beiiebltils
mar nm Gonnerstog mad einem 20.
tenant in ser 2utberii1en Stride III
8olpie i'm 8ptteSoder Der @emeilloe.
GSelie Nlninn 7aeb, geb. Sortelt-
item, 20t6 s StraBe q. @. Sic mar
oie 8itpe bon sIitguit OaeB uiI0 Ell
rei6te eilt alter bon Is Sabren. 0ie
8eer6igung mar bon Shines &upeae
aus nut5 i'm God Greet Gemeterr.
Marb Ge6acca Surt, 5201 Sill.
nois Ipenlte g. @.
Teter 7. Sdlatter, 8rn.ce @eor-
geS Soipital.
SlOrence Nf. &Oemcr, 28l2 Solt5
Sopce Street, 4rlington.
@aut, Carl 6enrg, Subn pom
Qmolie Youb. Die 9eeroi8lng mar
I'M arlington 6rieobofe.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28

eeecn Srane Hirt

Sun &afael, Galif. St elmer
8reiieerfldrllng, welde pom Saupt-
quarter Der Z. Armee ouf &amilton
5ielo uusgegeben muroe, bieB es,
bob Der S-Sgt. 6ranf @irt BON Sen
6liegertruppen llnter Ser 9elduloi-
glltlg felt9enommen miro, iit per-
idamoren 81 baban, Spionage fir
0eutidlatto 5u begeber. Ger 80
Sabre alte @irt miro innerbalb oes
nadyten Nonots oui Samilton Jielo
BON eiaem Militdr : @erid)t a6ge-
urteilt merOen.
Ils er uerbaftet mur0e, lebte er
nit ieiller 6rou in Betoluma, Sol.
Gle 9eboroen Ser 7. Mrmee belhill-
Oigen @irt, Snformationen iiber anie-
rifaniide Militdrflug0eipge rad
9~ettiflano geihidt gu baben.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
G~cbcnsntitteI pafctc nah
Ocltcrrcidp, GIhchci,
Setrci3, pclcn II, Nnoarm

@inf(er's Reiiebiiro lit fiir3Iid
peritGnOiqt iporoen. 0oB iebt 9ebens.
mittelpofete nod @ien unO unOereil
Seilen Seiterreihs - Sic BON ser
Huiieu 6eiebte Gone nisgenommer
- geifidt tper0en f0nmen. Gin So
fet, Sped. Sdinfen, SoImni, But
ter uno Sale entbalteno, miu0 oireft
BON aonenbuden aus peridlidt, ol-
0ere 8afete foni1en bon Stem 0orf
aus gei6idt perOen. Gon aopenba-
gen ans fonnen foGgenoe 8e5irfc be.
~liefert merOen:
Sto0t 8ien (omerifonii6e 3one)
T., S. g., IT,, IS. ltn0 t9. @e8irf.
6ran30iti6e Gone: g., 49,, A., IS.
ui0 16. 9e5irf. gritiife Gone:
g., s., H., t2. un0 13. 9e5irf.
9(uBeuboG6 Der Sto0t @ien f0nilen
.6eiiefert merOen: Sn ser omerifoni-
i6en Gone geIegen: G6eroiterreid
llitO Snl3bung; IN Der fran3oiiiden
Gone: Sirol ltll6 8o%rarlbere; in Der
britii6ei1 Gone: adrnten tino Steier.
MARI.
Ole ge5irfc ?, 4, 10, 20 ulro 81
in @ien, iofpie NieOer0iterreidl ltiuO
8urgenlon0, bon oen 8uiien belebt,
fOiinen niht beliefert meroen.
Dosielbe Gofet uie nod Deter
reid, bon &openbaeen aus fam
oub nod Ei6edoilomofei, nad Der
tSdpei3 uno onoeren 2dnOern Se-
ididt meroen. Nof ser Sihedoilo=
lpofei un0 lngorn fonnen fleinere
@dfete, ols erite aloIie 8%oitIen0lutg,
bon 0ep gorf ans geidift rperOen.
Aae 8dfete iin0 bon 2lnpoS in
neriidert.
8eIteGlngen fir 2e6en8mittel-
pafete tpcroen pom @infler's Srooel
Bureau, 7tO Sirtb Str, g. 90, ent-
gegeflgenonmlten.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
111cbr StbtslrpiIicn,
1Ocniecr KinNcr!

Cine StatiItit ser metropolitan
2ife SSniurnnce Company" beltatlgt,
oaB, pie freilif idon ieit ldngereln
ais f~eItIte6en0 gift, bic Ginoermbl
omerifaniI6er 6omiGien in umgefebr-
tenn &erbGltnis gu Dem NfoB Der
Shulbil0ung ser @ltern Itebt. Die
u~orliegen6nn 3iifern oermitteln aher
5agleid cine tlelte @rfenmtnis: 8ieles
unlQefe6rte 8erbGltnis beltebt nle6r
3piIden Dem &inoerreidtum uno
Ser S9ulbil0un9 0eS mdnnliden
ais ser 0es meibliden @lternteils.
Sn 6omilien in oenen bei0e 81
ternteile mir elemeltare Sdltlbil-
Dung genoipn baben fomnen II
mir fo[gen oen geri6t oes Stati-
itilhen 8iiros ser ge1onnten @eiell-
idaft - ouf 1000 G6efrouen ga
Gin6er I'M Mlter BON meniger ais 5
Syubren. $50 5par sic 6rau nllr
@oIfsidntlbil0ung e%nipfat9etl, Der
Monn ober ~menigItens ein Sabr lang
oos College beiudjt bot, betragt Bic
3a6l Iolder ainoer aus ie 1000
6rolien 5%uionunen 43t (21 8ro5ent
inter ser Gergleids5obD. $50 un1ge-
febrt Ser mGnnli6e Cell leoiglid Die
@olfsihulbanf georiidt bat uto ser
meiblide oltf College : 8itouilg per
meiien fam, iinft ole @eiont5abl
Ser ultf 1000 6rnuen fommenoen
f.eilten &in0er alli 351. Ger aiiioer-
reidtuln oerortiger 6antilien lit Oa-
nit I'M 81 8ro5ent geringer als Der
lold)er 6anilien in oenet Mutter
ltnO 8oter es ME iiber Die Bolts
ihlle bilausgebrodt boben.
Siebt man lid Die Statrltif Ser
yMetropolion 2ife" gefalier oil, 10
filtoet man, ooB inter Grnllen nit
Gollege-9iUSlun9 Die gteigltng gum
ainoe in pele1tlih geringerem MaBe
oi"fferiert, ous beiBt ibr ourd)lfnitt-
liher 9inoerreidtlun lie nod Dem
9iloungsltotuS Ser @attcn .5rpor
ldnponft, oieie Sdm1nfungen dber
bod geringer iino ais unter 6rolten,
Die rbrerieits MIR glementaridul-
ODER Sigh S6ool- 8iloung baber.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
@ci6nadtSfcicr I'M 0entidcn
@aiieu6anS

9lm Sonnto1 Nodrnittog I'M 3
llbr beginnt sic @eibnadtsfeier mir
sic ain0er oes Gelitiden @oiien-
9ouies, all luelder audi Oie ogroBen
ainoer" ber5lid e~in9elooen iinO.
9err Or. George 9eder lit ser 2ei-
ter ser &eranltaItung. @ie IN tribe
rem Sa6ren fperoen oie @oiienfinSer
elm anipredel1oes @eibnohtSpro-
grarnm ouffitbren NIT na6folgenoer
8elderunq. @eibno6tslieOer weu0en
bon @rnBen ut0 &leineu gen1einionl
gelungen mer0en. Soaten eillige ser
Gei ser @ebrntadt oienenoen &nn-
ben OH llrloub leiL Damn miro nud)
0ie 8aiienDullsfopele nulli5ieren.
9ieief6e bat ollrh Oas @in5ieben
Der groBeren &lloben betrahtlihe
@inbllBe erlitten. 8utterbrote urt0
@rfrildungen tpcroen ebenfnas Ter
piert mer0en. Gum 9eInd) lit ieoer-
mann 6er5lid eiip8ela0en.
Sic @ebAnadtSfeier 0cS <p-
pert MltenbeimS NOR icbr 5nblreid)
beilld)t. Gin acknowledgements
inter Der 2eitung bon 6roil 8romn,
qefiel oen 4mpeienoen iabr. @nitsge-
bdd ltno 9anoarbeiten ioiuie ionitige
niiBli6e Sad)en mltroen hereitlpiaigit
bon ben oielen @aIten gefnlift, IoboB
III frr5er 3eit ollie Stalpoe .,ausoer-
fnuft" maren. Gem bonn 5%rnlienper-
eia oes Seins leroierten Abenoelieil
fplrbe ber3boft 5u9eiprod)en.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
GcNcsMrtcil rcuitrcsft,
Gctcr ~frcieciprcdbcn

4lgier ~ 9oS Sooesurteil gegen
oen 20i. 6ernaro eugene 8onnier De
Ga Gbopele 0os on "a. 9e8ember
1912 megen @rmoroung oeS %fron3o-
Iiiden Aomirals Garlan ~uerb1rgt
rnro amei Gage ipdter pollitredt plir-
De, lit bon einem @erihtsbof oltfge-
boben wnroen. Die llrteilsoufbebung
mu6t Die Artflage BON 1912 poaig
null llno nihtig. Nad Ser Be
%freiung Jronfrei9s iino 9ofltnlente
g%eFunoen uonoen, Die bepeiien onB
Ga Gbapelle inn Sntereile 6ranfreids
aehan0elt bot.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
pcrcimsf0lcnNc

Concord Glnb, Sne. graiioent
Gurl Stober; Scfretdr, q. Q. Burg
bar0t, APT Surner Str, Gbept
Gboie, @l0. GeriammIungen monot
lih.
TrOipect Sill 6rieO6Of. GraiiOent
JreO 8ogeliang; Sefretdr, 8. 8.
8infler; Sdubmeiiter: laurence ..
Stut. 8eri. am 2. Samstag i'm
Monat i'm 6rieObofsgebdltoe
9entidJe 5reimanrcr 9Ose 4rmi.
MUS, Nr. %, S.N.N.@. Sefretdr:
6reof. gertram, 1871 S9epberO
Ctr, g. &. 8eriammlung oin 1.
Gien8tag inn @onat I'M Nelen Ma.
ionic Sempel, 13te nn0 S StraBe,
q. %.
Mrminins @ergndsmngs gereiH.
9rGii0ent: Senrp &ieiter; Sefretar:
9beooor 9erd, 1905 Sie6ente Stra'
BE, q. %. 8eriammlung ont 1.
Sonna6eno I'M Monat.
Greater Beneficial llniOn, 0iitrift
9tr. 100. @rGiiOent: Sobn 8reOIein;
SesretGr: G6riition gbriit, 1929
6iinfte StraBe, %. VI. 0eri. an
4. 0ienstag itll Monot in Salie SIR.
1920 ) StraBe, q. 6.
Greater Beneficial Linton, 9iftrift
Rr. 40. &rdiioent: Miifel Boi-
ner; Sefret1r, Gbriitian aronea.
bitter, 1104 gonipant Str, SiGoer
Spring, Mo. @eri. am 4. 6reitag
i'm MOnnt I'M ,t6iue Boirt IaOern"
12te uno q StroBe, NoroUit.
Nnppert Scim Jrnnen 9ilfsberein.
GraIioentin: 6rau grnit 80. 9rown;
iommlrng am 2. Dienstag i. 90. I'M
2 ltbr i'm Seim.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
>l1nIclinis Gcdtcr
III Jtalicn pcrmrtcilt

&on. Coca Giono. sic Godter
Muiiolinis unS @itwa 0eS @rafen
8uleo55o Giono, mtr0e nod elmer
Melolinq aus Meiiinn an sic 3eitung
,Senpu" uon eincml italienild)en 0e-
ridlt 81 5psi 1Sohrcn perurtpilt, neil
lie sic 6aidiiten mteritiiet bat.
@DOo mar bei Ser Gerbanolling nid)t
amueien0. 0a lie iih meigerte, Die Sn-
lei Sipari 81 perlailen, nlri pelhel
lie lett oem gnoe oes 3riegcs inter
inert lit.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
100000 Ncrpcecr tpcl>
len nab 3luItralicn

yfem Yorf (0N9O = Sn @orwe-
gen wuroe ein &lub Ser Mllspan0e-
rer nad A~lrltralien. Ser Norsfe
@migrantenflub Auitralia", gegriin-
set, oa 100000 Normeger beobiit-
ti9eL na6 Aultralien aus5uiuoll-
bern, beriftet oie unemployment
fanild)e 3eitung ,,Noroisf 1ioenoe".
a Gas 9latt iagt, OaB lid tasIid
nelle Sntereilenten bel oieiem aoni-
tee mel0en.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
geiirnberas hiiturildle 8antem

N~iirn6erg - lin Die Mleoer-S Il
ltunoiebung 0ffentlider gouten Don
'biltorilhem @ert iider6ulteaen, lit
Ser bieiigen Militarregierung Elm
4mt angeglieoert moroen, Dem mini
fiibrenoe 6dfleilte ouf Dem @ebiete
fltltllreller 4rd)iteftur inter Dem
gorlie BON Or. Grnlt @iintber
erode. Gireftor oes @ermaniiden
Muleums, a~ngehoren. Mls @run0-
lage Ser .Arbeit 9ieles amtes miro
cine in umfaiienoer 8eiie ourdge-
-iiibrte 4biddbnng Ser Sdaoen an
sen perihieoenen biltoriihen 9auten
Niirnhergs oienen. Sailptaufea6e
Oes Antes msro Sic prouiioriide
Notwithstanding Ser nur telpeiie
SerItorten @ebaltOe iein. Sic Sanft=
Sebalous Stride, oas Albredt-0 Dit
rer-Sous, 0as @ermaniihe Vfliieum
ms anoere meltbsfonnte 9almerfe
iollen au~sgebeiiert meroen, Inn lie
Dor Dem 3erfaa 81 retten. Inter
4uiiidt oes nelrgegritnoeten Nlntes
msroen iebt grnditiide ooaig ooer
ifwer ~heiddoigter @ebduoe 5uiam-
mengeiteat, nm lie bel Dem beab-
iihtigten @ie0eraufbnu 81 oerpen-
Sen.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
aGerlei OOm s6eater in europa

Sn @eimor miro mieOer Sbeuter
geIpiclt. 9ireftor lit s. gieweg. Die
&egie fii6rt Grnit 9ar6orp, Der lange
olS Sd~ouipieler in Berlin an Ser
Go(fS6ib6ne lilp0 ON 9euti6en Che
oter ~getpirft bat. Gos NuSitottungS-
meIen leitet &od)us @lieie in
GelltiAtulo elmer Der berborro8eno-
item 9iinltler oltf oieiem @e6iete.
Sn Berlin fullrSe uSbultoer Rod",
NoS 8erf oes Entertainers 81. Auo-
rem M &ebbelt6eater sur auffiiD.
rltng ge6rodt.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
S timber finNcn Gec
int brcf:nenNcn Eaus

Detroit - Siini feline ainoer i'm
Alter uan Z, 6, A, 3 Sabre uno is
Monaten oerbrannten in ibren Bet
ten, nIs in 6en friiben Morgenihul-
sen oas beideioene 9an8hen 0es
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28

Sn Ser ger6anolllng ipuroe gel
teno Qemadt. Dab lie iih oils
6aid)iitin ultfgeiii6rt. oie 8olitif ser
6relmoidaft nit 8eutihlano inter
itiist uno freun0idaitlide 8e5iebun-
gen 5t ocitldm 3iibrern unter6ol-
rem 6ahe.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
2lms sem bcicbtcn Reid
Sismard Gut 1T aafsete:lt pOrOeu

Berlin - Gas alte 9isnardide
&ittergut S6onbaltien Gin Der gleid)-
nanligen 2anNgemeinOe an Der @lbe,
&esierrugsbe5irf M%ugOeburg, gele-
gem lit i'm 3llge Der inter Ser rlllli-
ldjen Gftltpatiousberrihait Ourd'ge-
iiibrten 9atifunOien 3erldlagung
ullo 8alterll- mo Arbeiter : anlie0-
lung altfgeloIt moroen, ebenio .mie
oas (uripriiualid einen Sell OeS
Ga6loiieS allguit oes Starfen bill
oenoe) 8ut 8oSoa I'M &reiie Sprenl-
BERG i'm branoenburgiiden Hegie-
rllllgsbejirf 6ranfTurt an Der S0er.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28

Sniaiien entGielten, wel6e bon ser
GSIglite-@arOe eEmor0et wopoen
lparer.
0as erite 0ieier @ra6er entbiett
ii Qeiden.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
GrRffnnna Der llnipcriitat sibinaem

Siibingen ST. Siibingell Dnroe
Bic llniueriitdt erofillet. Sn elmer
feierlihen Sblrng mollote lid Der
Jieftor, rGrofeiior ShneiOer, oil Die
0o5enten lno Stlioenten, mobei er
ibllen als midltigltes 3iel oos bobe
@ut oes 6rieoenS b~e5eid)nete. 8io-
mer, ser Militdrgouuerneur bon
@iirttemberg, erflarte, oaB Die Oeut-
ldIe Suqeno. Die nuS elmer lnllgelt
2eioensSeit %beruorgebe, nidt emit
tduift iueroen oiirfe; lie bobe eill
lreltes Slime 6es 8eiites notig. @s
fomnle ooralri oil, ibr bsbilflih St
leil. Sen Sinn fir Die @iirOe oes
MeniHen ulO fiir Die ~inoiuioue1e
Gerantportung nieoer 81 finOen.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-28
5JcMc 1~l1aIcnerabcr
rca 11asisOpfcrn

@erlin @ie Sic Somiet6e6or-
Sen mitteilten. inns III 9auben in
GahIen cine 2(n5abl BON Moiien-
ur1bern qeofinet poroen. sic bic
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