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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29
Sh,rci;er 1slatt mnters
I,iti,t, tuar,a,,t Sic
Dc,atihcn ipeitcrfGmpien
Ma'bm5tpn. Die idnueiSeriicbe 3ei
tung ,SSeltluode" idreibt:

Ma'bln3tcn. Die idlueSeriicbe Sci.
tlng r&elt1uohe" itreibt:
Us mag nod ill perllebcn ieiu,
lparlm Sit!er iueitertan,pien ipiu
aRr es III llube6ll unueritanDlid,,
lpdrInl hllEherttallIenOe jllnner Ieut,
ld)er meitertGlupfen tulo pflcniidu-
llh Zoo llnO Gernidytun0 Der Sapi.
tlIntlpn lino bulnit iDrer Mettln1
por5lehen. @ir frugen ilua inlnlsr
ip:toer: lparllnL" lthrelbt oas Sdnuei-
ser Tldtt. ,Sll elmer le!lier leBtcn
Ntoeh crflurte Sitler: SSor % ,Soh-
rem pertlllocte id) bell Sieg Der Nc.
meWlng - beute propheseie idl Den
Sieg oes GeutId)en Meis.,es!" Sros-
Dem glanben luir niebt, baB oiele Siee
9es5ltperlitlt &itlers auein aelliat.
I'M, Den sSiOeritun0sipiaeu An crfll
rtn, Senn 6a5u bat Sitter idpn piel
Sll oFt falld, propteSeit. Wein, iuir
llebnel eber an, bab oie treibennc
Strait III Der Grfiill,nlg oes ,heut.
ld)cn .Otptl,ps" licgt: .llntcraala, ID
plelleldt aber uad) oiclcnl lluter.
gang fprlnit Ond) eine gSieoerauiey
ltebung." Sieies Motto uno oieicr
Wlalhe ihcint Den iunatiidgn Nudis
il1nler nod Strait an gebcr.
.Seilte leben mir int Ir;tten Meics,
e!len .gtptl,os lib criiillen. &iersia
'SS%Oiplltorell. aus perl1Blid)cn
Sartellnltalleoern 5ll,anlnlengeiest.
aperoel! lid III Die "Alpenieitung" sll-
riifSebcGt lrlo BORT Sen Aulnpi iuci.
terfitbrel. BUR glcihen Seit miro il,
galls europa ciiita .ioepiooiihe llE
tergrullobeuegung" IN taftipn tretcli.
Sd)on iest lilO 100000 We1nner
ilno Syroucn oafiir ais Agitotore,
auseebiloet auorben. 1ieie Meente,l
lolen als Hreoi9er ser .Sronung"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29
Drafi0ent Noo(enelt
for0ert macbt
gu 11eurn1 zollahhau
Sd,weinetleiid, Sett DEL, ,llarsarine H. a. punfte
oeben abermals in oie b0he

ySnibiugtou. Er1iioent Moplepelt
errid)tc Den &onareB nm ne!le gt.
ilignis ST 3ollienfllngeu I'M Snter
riic Ses uNuIbuus elmer ,luirtitnit,
lih gelurOen @elt" uno icste liG III
elmer iiberraitelloen Sonoerbotidnit
ii,r bic ppn SorliRcnheu Spughtuu,
Seal., ". G., pom tScld,uftsallsifuS
bes Sallles banuterte GorIage cin,
l,ntsr Der bas beltcbeuoe 6onoelsper
tragsg@eles alif orei Sabre perl1r.
CERT uno oablngebero ergln5t iper.
oea lpiirSe, Sab sic Gitiui)rs0lle ols
Gntihdoiaung iiir ruslduOlihc 81.
ge|tdnouille nm 90 Yro5snt ,nltcr
Den Stano pDm / Sanlnr 1916 gcs
lertt lueroen tounten. Sos Soanbe!s
bertrags s6eleb luBt ieit 1884 .3oG.
lellfllngen I'M 80 Erp5ent 5u, 10 baf
nab oem ieBlgen sln.rug fiir iplhc
Yrttfel, fir Sic sic suIdllige ,}nlis
balblerullg bereita uoG IN Aniprud)
|genollullea lpllrOe, bis 5u - Grpsent
Ieruntcrgeben fom,tc.
Gie Hppispcltlhc goiid,ait itie6
ioTort aui heitige republifauiideYro.
telts. Sic nlad)ten geltenN, rleoriaere
.3ouc iuiirNen 5il beoGiteu boben, oal,
GIterifarl'ds Suoltlrrien iillieBcn
nlliBten mo bub sic 60 Miuionei
Arbeitslte!len aad), Dem arieg uie-
mails CREDIT lpcroel fOnlien.
@albillgton. Yrdlioent Hppieuelt
ilnterbreliete ocln aongreb bic Gmp
febIung, Sic Gcrialillug Ser stnD.
rlGlgs4 uno Observation-Disclosures
Der Scrcilteu 9tationen III billigcn
lnlo Ole attluc Seteiliglmg Der Ser
.clnlgten Staateu gut5ubeiBen. Sl
lciiler 9otld)alt iagte Ser GraiiOcut:
Gin uerbeiierter Stonodro ocy
Grllabrung, oie Grbobtng oes Gin.
tolhmens Der tsarmer, Die &crmei.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29
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Il, = StnitNen ocbamt

slm Tbeiu. Ser 8eneral id)ibtc, e.
luiiroe as Stunoen bauern. Gel
S5erlt glaubte. es fGnntc in &c
Stunpen actan aperoell. Ger Sberit.
lelltnant iagte, "a Stunoen .pire.1
altsreinellb. Mber eine &ruppe ent.
ldloiiencr Hioniere braut1tc uur
Stnnoen, I'm oie groBte Yonton.
bride Der Welt pun TAG SUB 21nGe
iiber Oeil yibein, iilolid) bon Weiel,
81 balen.
aeine sLrlllee Ser WeIt bat ieluals
cine Bride raider gebamt. aber Dell
2O2. Yionieren nuo ben II. Yanser.
Nionieren 1T eS - nod Ou5ll untey
6eler - geIltlgen sd; oenfe. iuir
Datten s,lgit iln0 lpullten Die Sads
10 raid tuie noglid) erleoiga,l" ,lneil,.
te ein 2eutnant. s(5er Die Niouiere,
Die nm sic Wiittagsltlrlbe Giien fab
ten, laben nidlt ueriingltigt aus. 0oa,
Die Miioiafeit fonnte iltnn bon ibren
8eiidlern ubleielf.
Der 9ietorb fir oleic 9lrt Des
Wriidenbaus lit B Stulroen Iiir 250
Jub. lnO Das lit inter iDsalen I'm.
ItlnOen. Mber oie Grrihtung elmer
langel Briide iiber Oen 9ibein taun
ntGt nit bcnl 8au e!uer fur5en
8riife pprsii1eu lperOen. sSelblt oa.
nah ipiiroe ser Yriidelbau aber is
StllnOen beanlprud,t 1aben. ytur eiil
cin5iger Yionier sulroe lpabreno Scr
gan5en Danarbciteu leld)t on Ser
Sd>ulter periuinlbet
Gle Bride bier ,par raider iertil
nls Die ubrigen, oapunter audi ianc,
Die Ilubabudrts pon br;tiid)eu unb
fanaoiidpn Yiouieren erriWtet ,uur,
Oet. Die Nioniere iagten, oab bic
idnlale Sfoer biel idnperer 5u iiber.
briifen tuar ais Ser nliGtige @bein
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$tur,i,la,ti ecac,,
8arcnn 2110nitcrbcimt

rStofbo!m. sltau erluartet, oai,
0elOnrar| |dNlu Baron GurI Manncr,
bclln oelrlid)lt ais IrGiibent ser Ne.
publif Sinltlanb j.lriidrrcten miro,
naGocnn Sic @ablen eIne oelltli1;
Slatsr'htlllg ergeben haben. 9lb-
ge'eben mn bon bcn Habitalen luirS
IN alien politlldpn &reiier,Silnlauos
5uaegeben. hnB Manncrleilu lcint
Mufgobe leit oeu ldapereu Suaen scr
Observation-Disclosures j, Gerbanoliulaell
NIT NuBlanb gut gelolt hat, 16er e.
ut Satlalye, ou6 er in Wtosfau als
Der Sauptpertreter ser ortifommll
nlltl'den Glclncnte IN tyinnlano be
tradtet miro. Die Soiplatprelie unS
Ser Mpstnuer Munofunf haben i'm
meoerbolt irbarf angegriiien. Is mi
terlieSt Sober feiltem 1reifel, oaI
Ole Mdoitalen I'M nelleu Yarlunent
ocn Gerll;t, nlud)en merGeu, Wtanner.
bein 5u lriir5ell, faas e. Eirnt ire:
aDllllg 5uriidtreten iollte.
9eafoen Die 9iabifaie Gemofra
tiId]e &olfsunion 20 Ero5eEt De!
Sibe ln EarlauIent geluunncn hat
bdn9t Die Griiiuung ibres Ero
granlns, Den ,Saitisnus .uus5u
rotten" llno nit 9iuBIano ju TO.
pperieren, oappn ab, cab bieIe ,8rup
pc sic llnteritiisung Ser So5ialocmp
fraten uno Der liberal gelinntci
&oHierpatuen gepinnan fmlu.
,Gpci Satiahen lpcrben i,oeiien be
ccnl 9erlidt oes Ynr lamcnts 81,
ncite 9ieglcrlng 81 rben,ofratiieren'
llo NIT Der Sopict -GoIitit llno ocl
Hrunoioecn Ser Srinl-&oniercns ii
Glllflung 5n brlngcn, cine Hollc lpic.
len. Cine SlcNbcrllng in Der Gcrioi.
llu1g eriprOcrt cine ,3lueioritielnlehs
belt, rno iracno Elm Antrag, Der iiri
al'f Die Serialillng be5iebt, erforocc.
fiinf Sedyltel aller {Silmulen, auell
CT al,f Der Siclle III Erluagllng ge
jogen lueroen ioll. lpibrigculalls el
mlf Die nad)itc Sitlng ueritobc
trrrOen nIrB.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29

olus BON lleberldHiiien in ,sannprc.
ouftelt beflnoen lid inter pen ,uic).
tlgen 3lalen, 5u oeren Grrciclung Nie
Nabrlll,gs. ltnO slferbal.Srganiia.
tion ben Natipncn Der Weit pcrfeiirn
piu."
ellncrifas Gerantuprtung entipros
die gdn5 lener Serantportlme ipeld)e
oer aousreB nit ser sunabnc scr
geteiligung all Der Yan- amerifa.
nlid)en Union gutsebeiBen bot.
'@lr miillen als Hatiunen suiam.
menarbelten, nm bie ,sreiheit BON scr
9tot jll crSieIan. llnlere YeteiIiauno
al Ser 9tabrltnas- g,no Mterbau Sr-
ganl'atlon miro Elm luelentlid,ec
Sdrltt III 0ieler 3ula!nincnarbeit
ieln, lugte er in Der Yotichait.
Narins 6eidlrGnft ibr Namprueramm
sSalbington. Sait i'm 9ieiden sIr.
gctblif, II, ben ,Slottenaomlrul 6.
s. &llg bcrihtcte, oaB gerabe Die
Sdnelligfeit Nes Gorltcbes gegcn
Saran .aeuc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
geld)af'en bat", aab oie Diarine cine
oraltllhe gelhneioung hires neultel
Shiffsbauprogralnms befaunt. Gle
es Eroaralnm iullrbc a,al 70 Trc.
sent gefiir5t es luar cine Milliorbp
Collar pprgelchei fiir 81 ne.ic
&riesslehtffe ailer ala'ien nit SIT.
'anln,cn G36,OGO lonneu. Us iuirbe
pcrfiirit uni 10000 Spnncn.
sSaihllgton. Iie STa crbobt at
/. Ipril DIE Eunftlperte iiir Sdapei-
neTlei'd, tSett, Vtargarine, Sulatol
ilnD pielc anbere Sad,en bctriidtlid).
Gle perteiolgt oen Sd,ritt halnit, oai,
III slnbetrddt oes grober Sdtrur5.
sgllrftcs baourr0 Die 2eute mebr crs
haltcn fonnen nlS bisber. lpeil cs Oa-
ourd) meDr gleidln,1Blscr pertclt
lpcrOen fOnne
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29

ocll 1ibt es nulIlIlti) il, ,rosr Stan.
Der Soiuietullion Bic Yrelie fiji
beItes Ginoiieiid luu IL. Die iiil
Sdpueiuc- lnlO SalumelflciiN I'M Is
be5ip. iGH YroSent, Ole iiir gcialSc
mes SflpcilleileiId) nm ii Yro5ent
Irllttdbae iinb mn II Ercsent, uu>
0anle nm 8 Gro5ent billieer geiuo-
oen. Iie Butter uno aiiepreiie lie
gen MN INN % bpp. 10 YroSent NE
origer als porber. SGofolaoe, cinel
Mrtifel Ser IN 9tliBlnlo telonocrs
fleiBiS fonlunliert Apirb, befomuI
man nln iun Is Yro5ent billiger
Nur 0rOt lit rationiert. Is lit ics,
blllia. Ser 9auSel in &artoiieil
bult iid) III Den Gtabliiicinents bcs
freien &ansels in m1biaeu Grem5en
Is iilo Die slrbsiter l,no Mngeltel
ten, Die in ioldRn Hdoen einfauien
Gie YreisaeItaltlllq on Oiciem n.ht
itaatli6en Saroelsiettnr lit iitr 81.
breite Ytaiic ser itGotilden Yep0lfe'
rullg natiirlid) bon erobter Ye0el.
tulg, iucnn nlau IN ocn fraalihrl
! 2aoen G,ld nidt otter ais einnlal c:s
Mod)e einfarie:l fam.
neutrality-suspicious. i'm ireieu
NetcnSinittelbanoel ,pirten jld) ltct:
ulld) III anOeren S>aroelsapeiasl
preisisnfclb ans. H0bue ,mO Neh1l.
ter bleiDen ieoocD bon Oen Ywislcu
fungspeQen = Die in Scr 3eit po.
IL Monaten oas allgellci;.s Yreis
niueau I'm Is bis 40 YrpSeut reou
3lert babell - itets linberiibrt.
Eie entiu)ieoene &ebung oeS Gri.
itsn5Derblltirilie oes rliliiden Nolfes
mitten int &riege eS lit bier lr,ll
iogit auie allies 81 9abcn, .ras eS IN
anberrniliid)en europa 81 faliicr
gibt, nnb 0ie Yreiie iinb in 9tuBlun>
oleielben oOer llieoriger ais il, alrOe
rem 2dnbern - bat audi 81 eintl
Stabililierang oeS Ueloiueicns &c.
fii4rt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29
BON 0rent Spencer
Msitalieo 'bcs &pngrclles, g., 8

(AAsldvno der Oversee. New. Agency. Incl
9luBenballOcl bcGelltet Brot uuN
@ntter fir aRiuionen anerifaner
1tad) oein &rieg.
Semte cr5eugcn sSabritsll uio ,Sar.
men in Sen gereinieteu Staate!l
1nebr Maren, it)afien mabr Mrbeits.
pl1se, iuerien mebr Yroiite ab aIs ie.
Morgeil nliilien bieie ,sabriten unS
Garmen ibre Hroouftion cinic)rinfeu
ooer lie miiiia1 id)lieBer, ipeln rifi
auslaaoiide Oidrfte Naren i'm User,
te bon nlinbeltens 10 NliiQiaroel,
Nollar aufmebmen. Iie Gereinigte:l
IStaateu fonnen uoue Yrpoufrion mil
60 Willionen Mrbeitspllben nnl
Oonn alliredt erbalten, irenn Der
auSMnoiid)e Marft sic erseugnilie
bon llngeidbr 5 MillipEcn Nrbeits.
pldben a,,iiaust.
s4uBenbanoel beoentet Wrot uno
Butter fiir Sic yolfer aluoerer Sin.
Der. Iranfreid) lrnS Yelgieu, uns
polen ano Hublano- ollie Dom &ric1
peilriiiteten Climber 'brauheu sic
grunole9elroen pilfslnittel, ibre ia
brifen uno Tdnnte, Maiiertraitpcr,
fe uno Terfebrsnlittel nieoer au,-
banen 81 fOnnen. llmo Gle uncnt.
sDlfelten Stinocr Glrropas, Miiens
itto 2ateiltamerihas bsaudpn OieIe
Waren sur Nloorruriierung ibrer
Jarmcn llao gum gau ncuer So,
brifen.
Mui Scr anoercn Sete miro Das
atnerifaniidr Vuif umfo gr56ert
8rofite MAIDEN, ie melr 91noer iid
duf- uito ausGuuen. Gli glillioneu
NcnidRn i'm bn1cntrideltcn 9nna
% taufen Oreimal 10 pie! umcrifa.
,tiit)e &ar1n iuie $50 Nilliouc,l
Wettlden i'll l,neniauideltel Snoicl1
ulto GbilM. llnO bis slmcrifaner be.
n0tigeH Narcn, o.: IN anbcrrn Can.
oesIt crScllat auerOcn: Iruterjdputir
oe fiir 3eitlngen, 3iun iiir acnler.
pellbiid)Icn, 3ilfer iiir oen eSriib,
itiifst!ld) lulo tauienOe Mrteu pol,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29


I Mibiagton. Nuf Nnirage ser "a
tioimlforlltees Der Genlofratiidrl
,,no Republlfaniid}en Vartei bat oo,
vWar Committee on Conventions
leine Stplluagnabme 81 9ieiien Jrcds
Seilnabme on parteipolitlid)en Gag
'lngen oapin ieit8eleot, oaB Iofale
Tsrianlnllmaeu ohne Gial)ollng bc
ionOercr Hciiegeue5nligungen obgc
baltel aDerOen fonuen, iofern nirl1
mebr als 80 Herione,l bon auberbait
&s betreiiN,oeu SrteS baron tell
,tclnllen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29
ORic NbeeerNt,ctc
icbt Arbcits3eifeeich
a,.f ,SrieNetsita,nc ;ariief

Golunth..s, Chic. Ser Seuat bpi
Sbo ltinlmtc nit q aegen 9 Stin!
lllel, fir iSortleBliug Des ariegsnlab
ilabnleaeIeses, bab ,Srnueu ilno Wil
oeriubrige l1nger ols 40 Stumoei
PEI 9Spd)e arbsitcn oiirfeu. Gas slb
gcoroacteubnlls aber lcDnte cs al
nit S3 gcgen 36 sStimnncn, bas @e
let at uetIdngerlL ipoab ob Salns
tag .gtittcrnaht Die sSriehensarbeit5
seit DOL i5 Stunoen !piebcr ilt &rai
tritt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-29
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8mfarcit lebt

Snfarclt Mui ben Hciicnoeu, Scr
NOD niht allSl.laase bier aueiIt,
nadn 8utareit Sen Giaorud eiuer
lebensirobeu Staot, Bic nnter Sen,
&rlege nllr lein)t gelitten but uno in
ser ungei1br oac croenflid)rn Nc.
oatis. uno 8emlbmittcl 81 Yreiiea
erbdlilih iillo, bie fsincs,pcgs beion,
oerS bod, erleysinen, luenn mon lie
NIT oen Narenpreiien anoerer euro
paiidcr S>auptltdbte uergieiGt. slu,
ariege id}einen bier. l!ur sic sllcr-
iucalgltcn ein bcionoeres Snicreii,
ju neblncn, luslln uill 0ud) 13 bis
is rllnlduiid,c GauiiiuneH aui ollis
ierter Seite fii,npicn uno ilb 1lat.y
Ben ruliiihen slngoben gut ib!asen.
Simter Der slall5egocn 6ailaOe ble-
les .Buris bes Ydltons iicht e
ir,llid, et!ras anoerS aus uno it
llrteils'abigen Greien iucroen 'Stilll-
men ldut, lpouad) 9ilrniinien gut Oa.
RON tlln lBitroc, bci ser Helioronlna
ieiner irncrcll &erb1lniiie lnebr
G!fer al Den Gag 81 legen. oen &rie1
ernItcr 81 neDneu ltno iilr cine aliif
lidere lulO Ueliherte ,3ufunit 81
planeI,. Sn iolaetoem icien yeipiele
fiir Die Yreisperbaltniilc III @ufarc
iter San0el angeiiihrt: Yeeiiteaf be
tier Gualltdt 80 Gcuts; ,SriihItiirt
iHlcd)ter &ailee. 3 Gicr) % Gents
llnratiunierte Sd,ulc $40 bis $40;
ShrcIbllaid)iner $50; Seioer
ltriilnpIc 81 bis $3 bas |uar; elef.
triibe Soali -Mpparate ST.; irnn5D-
iilNe ySeine, efnnpagner uno Cog.
mac - bis $6 bie .Slaiijc.
slutonlobile befolnnlt man lhpn
gum Nreiie pp, 500, lno oer9 bauI.
ie.r ucrlangt niGt mebr OILS S75 Sen
Monat. Yer Daiolinpreis lteat it'd
n!li t5 Gents oie 8aaoue.
Ser 2ebensmittelbauoel bat iiber
lnalge!noe Yeltanoe nitbt su flogcr.
Sn Den oiientlihen G,uititdtten er-
id)aut Sas5 Mlliit. Die atad)tlofale
fillOcn guten ,6uiprlld) i;no alld) Die
slutotaren nlufler teinc idlehtenGe-
ld)Ifte. Us piro burdMiillgig gut per,
oient", ,lnS in ser breiteu lIaiie Ser
Ueo0lfcrllng lnad)t nan iid) iiber pis
3ufunit 1nlht picl Beennfcl.
ullnterarmno"-( -(5efabrem in
fmmGn:en
WoDl IeOem irelnoen Neilenoeu
ordnet Iitb bier Der GinOrud unf, bab
oie Maiietteu allen @rlmo 81 Ger
Sprge Dubell, onG Die ,Sreluloe oes
italieniidpll TaidIiamus ino oss
bei,tidsn 9ta5lsmlls ill &arbpryenl;.
Erciter lniib!ell uno ibr Spiel in Nu,
iluiniel l,od llid,t pcrlur,, lshell.
Mls id) eimlal er,pdWlte. OaB 900
amerltaniid)e sSlieeer in 9fundnic.l
liegelL llmllid) uls SpIer Scr tribe
rcn rnlllti:llid)eu &ricBsbetciliguue
alii &itlers Seite, lnO Eo6 1ia) iii
yutarelter Siioen nod gruBe WeitG.l.
DC rnIiild}er Marcn fii!uocn, Die Oen
Nllllcll aeraubt ipurocn, 5ldte ,ua:l
rWas srollcn Sic? sit bas niht I'M
&riegc ielbltperit1nolid,?" Gle 900
Anerlfnuer, Sic bier tire leBle
Nnbsltitte gei,,llben Dabell, lpare.!
iatntlid) Ieilnebnler Der alliierten
1uftangrlffe auf slnlu9en Oes Sel.
eebiets Inn Yloeiti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31

in the writing of the peace.
 4. That Allied aims i'm Korea are to hasten the day of that long -enslaved nations independ- ence and that the trusteeship proposed in the Moscow com- munique may not be needed.
 5. That no secret agreements were made at Moscow.
 Byrnes said he proposed the Mos COW meeting "aware of the risk of another impaSse such as occurred at London" due to lack of advance assurance the Big Three would reach final agreement.
 Understanding Sought
 T felt that this risk had to be taken" he said. Tt is just when there are genuine difficulties in reaching agreement that foreign secretaries should meet in an effort to understand each others problems and troubles.
 "In international affairs, as in national affairs, conflicting inter- ests can be reconciled only by frank discussion and better understand ing. The meeting in Moscow did serve to bring about better under standing. We must not slacken in our efforts. With patience, good will, and tolerance we must strive to build and maintain just and enduring peace.'
 The Secretary took the most pains over his explanation of the agree ments on Japan controls, the atomb
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-31
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mankind must learn that the teachings oi the Prince of Peace have wider application than to a life in the hereafter His teach ings are the only and the very last practical methods of daily life On his earth He died for His iove for all men Not for a love oi any particular race. creed or theory And those principles for which He died are the only ones by which men can live His rules of accency were meant for every day living Between nation and nation. between race and race. creed and creed-as well as between man and man At Christmas, l9i5. lar more than nations need their mighty armies. they need His hu- mility. Because their last chance for international decency is as deadly as it is clear and slmp.e.
 The only defense to the atomic bomb is the Golden Rule The only really necessary International Las is The Sermon on the Mount.
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Quick Action Rescues 73
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(Continued from Page D and headed for the runway, Byrnes said he saw that 1t was coming in too high and too fast and he sound- ed the alarm that brought out the police and Coast Guard crash boats. Visibility was five miles and the ceiling was 600 feet when the plane came over the field.
 Coast Guard Quick
 Seaman John Gibbons, 21, Buffalo N. Y, a passenger. said he saw the field and parked planes as the plane descended
 Then I felt the plane hit the runway and the next thing I knew we were in the drink" he said.
 The Coast Guard boat pulled alongside the plane only few n1in- utes after the crash and immediate ly began pulling the victims from the water. The tail of the plane was sticking up on the air and the wa ter around it was filled with fright ened screaming passengers.
 Icy Water Hampers Men
 The frigid waters hampered res- cue work. Many of those in the wa ter could not grasp lines thrown to them because their hands were stiff
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Park City Fire s Muestigdted

Bridgeport, Dec. 31-(UP)-An investigation into the fire which killed the five children of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Cascare Saturday was being conducted today by State Fire Marshal Edward J. Hickey and local fire officials.
 Reports that the fire started from an overheated furnace pipe built flush against the first floor joint were being probed in light of the city building code regulation calling for a space of at least two inches between all hot air pipes and walls
 Funeral services were held today for the five children, who died when the fire broke out while their par ents were out opening their gas station. The oldest child was nine and the youngest one year old.
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 leaders of society and representa- tives of other political parties to take part ill government, either on policy-making councils or in execu- tive branches"
 A second session of unity talks be- tween Nationalist and Communist negotiators was scheduled tonight. Meanwhile the Democratic League sent letters to both the Nationalists and Communists urging they issue "cease-fire" orders on New Years Day ito give the people new be- ginning"
 Wants Only One Army
 Chiang said the only conditions to the invitation for coalition govern ment was that parties participating should not maintain autonomous armies ito serve as instruments of war for forcible seizure of power"
 "It is obvious" Chiang said, that if troops of other than the National Army are allowed to exist it would be tantamount to 'imperium in i'm perio' and the country can never be unified. If two separate armies with distinct characteristics and obeying different orders are allowed to exist it would be tantamount to creating another government"
 Chiang stressed peace, unity and democracy for China.
 We must go to any lengths to preserve internal peace" he said. We must use every possible means to solve internal conflicts"
 Assembly to Meet
 He mentioned convocation of a national assembly which has been postponed many times and is now set for May 5.
 "This momentous and necessary step must never be postponed again." he said. Tn order to enable the popular will be universally ex- pressed, the Government is ready to increase the number of delegates to the assembly so that leading per- sonages, society representatives and other political parties may take part In the deliberations"
 He said a coalition government could be formed between now and convocation of the assembly to promote stability of internal con- ditions and strengthen political pol icy machinery"
 Aim at Reconstruction
 "Our first task in the coming year must be to restore communications to enable the start of economic re- construction" he said.
 There is nothing we can not con- cede and discuss with an open mind but the authority to issue military and administrative orders must be unified and all troops must serve the state.
 Carving up spheres of influence, destruction of railways and com- munications and obstructing the work of returning to normal must be avoided. Our country is facing a difficult situation. Although foreign aggression has been repelled, inter nal trouble is becoming more seri- ouS."
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Divisions Inoctivoted
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 Still another six divisions scheduled to come home from Europe and ex- pected to be inactivated are the 80th, 84th, 89th, 90th, 95th and tooth Infantry groups.
 Based on present plans il U. s. divisions will be utilized as European occupation troops, 13 in the Pacific and five at home as strategic re- serve. This would leave an Army of 29 divisions after the first quarter of 1946.
 Divisions remaining in Europe, according to this calculation, would include the 1st, 3d, 9th, 42d, Fist, 78th, 83d and 88th and l02d Infan- try divisions and the 1st and 4th Armored divisions.
 Army forces in the Pacific would include the 9th, 7th, 24th, 18th, 77th, 81st, 86th, esd, 96th, 97th and 98th Infantry divisions, the 11th Airborne Division and the 1st Cavalry Divi- sion.
 The reserve at home would in- clude the 2d, 4th and 5th Infantry divisions, 82d Airborne Division and 2d Armored Division. Divisions inactivated include the American Division; the 9th, 28th, 30th, 31st, 34th, 35th, 36th, 37th, 38th 43d, 44th, 45th, 63rd, B5th, 66th, 69th, roth, 18th, 76th, 79th, 85th, 87th, i Dist, 92nd, 95th, 99th, 103d and 1O6th Infantry divisions; the l7th and 101st Airborne divisions: the Sd, 9th, 9th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th. 11th, 18th, 18th, 14th and 18th Armored divi- sions, and the 10th Mountain Divi- sion.
 The former National Guard divi- sions still to be inactivated include the 18th. 1Tth, 29th, 32d, 3Sd, 4Oth and 41st. ,,.,.,.,...Al......
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Overseas Veteran
 Held Without Bail

New York, Dec. Sl = (UP Capt. Archie B. Miller, 25, was held with out bail today pending 8 hearing Jan. IA into the fatal shooting of his wife,s lover
 Miller, an overseas veteran, was arraigned yesterday on a homicide charge for the shooting of Capt. Eugene Dale, T, Friday morning. Dale, 8 survivor of the Bataan Death March, died the following day of bullet wounds in the chest and abdomen.
 The shooting occurred in the apartment of Fay Miller, M, former Powers model and wife of Capt. Miller.