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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
NOT ENOUGH TAXES?

Well we see where Alaskans are being criticized again by the brilliant boys in Congress for not taxing the industry in Alaska enough Once again the canned salmon industry is accused of taking s6OooOooo out of Alaska annually and leaving only $1Oo00Oo in taxes each year
 For what it's worth We would like to point out that if the canned salmon industry making $60- 100000 year from Alaska fisheries the present taxes would be too low But this is not at all the case.
 The S6OO0OO0O is the gross value of the pack for an average season. The value of the fish of this amount is about s2O0OOOOO. The rest of this amount approximately s4000o000-is labor, materials and transportation. Out of all of this comes the profit whatever it is For the sake of argument, say the profit is aa high as per cent This would be total of s42OOO0O and the present taxes would be at the rate of APO per cent the Territory Federal taxes will also take big chunk of this profit Whats left?
 One Congressman suggests that "at least Sl0,000,- 900 should go back to the Government in taxes which we'll bet is more than the profit is. Now, what kind of reasoning is this?
 Another Congressman also suggests Alaskans tax the mining industry of Alaska more-an industry which is now struggling to get back on its feet and it is very doubtful if it will make it.
 However you can put this in your pipe and smoke it. it looks quite certain that the makeup of the next Territorial Legislature will be in mood to impose these suggested At least you be sure it will be taxing legislature
 All of these progressive" advances that have been planned for long time may be carried out, and it will take great deal of money to carry them out The money will come from new taxes, but the taxes
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
The Late" Mir. Service
Cincinnati Enquirer)


 We surprised to learn from recent magazine article that one-time literary idol, Robert w. Service only is alive and fourishing but that he had been living in Hollywood for several years Only short time ago he set sail for France, where he resided prior to the opening of World War II.
 Service is one of the most popular poets produced the American continent His tales of the Far North have sold millions of copies and have been familiar to millions of Americans. Yet-as did we-the vast majority of those who have read his long have been of the opinion that the writer dead The President of the bank in which Service once worked. up in Wtehorse, Yukon Territory recently expressed to us his regret at the poets early demise!
 AS it turns out, Robert Service has passion of anonymity In France, few of the people among whom he moved have known who he In Hollywood where he often greeted with, Service! I thought you dead' no great effort was made to revive" him. although, in 1940, he wrote and had published autobiography which runs some 15OOOO words and which has sold 12000 copies He is comfort ably wealthy pays attention to money and desires to be let alone.
 It seems strange that man, indirectly known by large ratio of his fellow citizens could so com- pletly and quickly drop from sight. Even while his poems still among the best sellers, the who wrote them was able to lose himself among the very people who his greatest admirers It is stranger still, however that he remained partially Host" even after he moved to Hollywood How the press agents and promotion overlooked that one will forever remain a mystery
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10

Ierdepartmertal com init tee to handle oil p1oblems to be compos- ed of Interior. Navy, War Treasury, Congress and the State Depart ment. This is exactly what Harold Ickes urged at the start of the Pauley fight. If accepted, Ickes wouldn't have raised such a row. Trumen at that time, however, said such a board would be an af- front to his pal Pauley. Mem oers of the Bring Back Daddy Club" organized by wives and mo- liners of men with children who are still in the service, are scheduled to descend on Washington on Monday, May 13. They have served advance notice they will remain until the release of all fathers in the armed forces is guaranteed by Congress CT the Army and Navy. Any time q group ot determined women stage sit-down lobby in the Capitol there should be interesting develop ments. .UNRRA Director Gen. cral Fiorello LaGuardia is prepar-
 ing to register a stiff protest at the White House against the lady dictator of the State Department, Mrs. Ruth $. Shjpley, dispenser of passports. LaGuardia complains toat Earl Browder, once convicted of passport fraud, had no trouble getting his papers to go to Moscow. Yet several members of UNRRA missions hired to go to Norway, White Russia and China have been .efused passports by lady dictator Shipley Though his Commerce Department IS in carge of U. s. for eign trade policy, Secretary Henry Wallace is still being denied cnance to read the report on Rus sian economy sent the State De- pertinent by George Kennon of our Moscow Embassy. This report. un-
 der lock ard key at the White House, has been shown to Repub-' lican Senator Arthur H. Vanden-
 berg of Michigan, but not to the
 Cabinet officer in charge of for aign trade. :. :. While the Rus aians beam II broadcasts daily to the USA. we will have no voice to compete with those of the Krem- lin, London, Paris or Madrid-if the action of the House in cut ting the State Departments Inter- national Information Service is up- held by the Senate. The budget voted by the House is too small, and the State Department will pro- nably have to abandon the one eff Sective means of getting the story of America across censorship bar riers to the rest of the world.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 but do not compep'
SATURDAY, MAY II
HEART AND HOME

llEAhI ANO IoM C.
 Congestion in the home due to the housing shortage will create frictions and discontent, but patience and sympathy will do much to clear the air even where two or more families are crowd ed together in a few small rooms.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Summer vacation resorts will have the biggest season this summer since before the war With money plentiful, prices will be high, in many cases exorbitant. Even where ceilings apply, many vacationers will be heavily taxed through spec ial charges.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 Once more the nation faces the prospect of Ku Klux K1an re- vival in the South. Once more men who lack courage to stand alone and uncovered are sinking through the night clothed in sheets and Eillowcase hoods to burn crosses on Georgia hilltops. This new Klan will soon go the way of its prede- .cessors, into ignominious oblivion
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 There are indications that Mo handas Gandhi will yet see the be- ginning of his fondest dream, the unity of India. It will not mater ialize overnight, however. The for ces that would partition India are powerful and determined. Persons whose birthdate this is are promised by the stars: A year of material gain in spite of minor setbacks.
 Children born today will be brave and wise and a credit to their parents. They will play an impor- tant part in holding the brighter world of tomorrow.
 Copyright, 1946)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
STATE INSPECTORS LAX


 Conflict also exists between state and Federal inspection, with the operetors preferring state inspec- tors, who are more lax, more poli- tically amded, and sometimes se- cret... co, spring with the opera tors.
 State laws also vary greatly. And the Bureau of Mines cannot make flat recommendation contrary to state law For instance, the big mining states of Pennsylvania Kentucky and West Virginia have laws to determine. by use of a flame safety lamp, when mine is Passy. This lamp can pick up deaely methane, the most common mine explosive gas, down to min irnum of around l percent
 However, the Bureau of Mines incists that a mine is gassy and dangerous if there is as much as one-tenth of percent of m 2thane pi' otltl, dllA l-Ae 0d4 Sdtt, l4Ol tibsob . inst tie safety lamp, makes it's test hs a lai'orassIy analysis which is fColpfool
 ITNsFOa,I Ea1 FICTION ACT
 I,Lue sIioI. ..bly the miners de- serve uniI ,rm National Mine h. specton Ae. giving the Federal C;oysanrnsnt full power of enforce ne..E. Also there is lot of merit to the iGea Of a welfare fund-but not when controlled by one man and rot when rammed down the throat of the American public at the poin. of a gun. Nearest thing to welfare fund in any other industry is the fund administered Dy the Railroad Retirement Board which was created by an Act ot Congress.
 If there was more leadership in Washington, the ground would have been cut from under John l. Lewis long ago by move to meet the miners safety and welfare de- inands by legislation, instead of allowing the situation to strangle the nations economy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10

Weather: Highest, 55; lowest, fl; clear.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
20 YEARS AGO FTE FIT EMPIRE
MAY 10, 1926

MAY 10 1926
 prizes the City Baseball League was made public today by Wamley contributions by for the winning team given by Juneau Young Hardware Company heading the list
 MT and Mrs Nick daughter, Helen, from ne on the maboat Estebeth Stka wayports The steamer Admiral southbound with passenger from the westward Also in the steamer Queen 62 for Juneau
 of the web of the Libby, McNei and cannery vacation They were guests at the Casneau during stay here.
 Lieut. Commander yesterday With him Floyd Bennett Commander the previous when the two accompanied party
 Carlson road contractors of Spokane Wash arrived n a business trip
 Weather: Highest, clear.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
MODERN ETIQUETTE SoRrprA Ry 1rr

mailing wedding invitations invitation Taylor and Family?
 Not unless the children One card should
  
 When riding automobile with other has the privilege of opening a his A of Should place his napkin the table while n progress? until leaving the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
FINDER THE DOME

Democratic National Committee Chairman Bob Hannegan tried to cubmi. his resignation to President Truman last weekend, but was turned down cold. Hannegan's wife and doctor are both urging him tcs resign. However, the President rold Harnegan he could not be spared at least until after the Mo- yember elections. President Truman has asked Secretary of the Intertoy Cap Krug to set up an in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
HOUSE VOTES BIG SUM FOR SUBSIDIES
 ON BLDG. MATERIAL

WASHINGTON, May 10. = By a l87 to 1858 vote, the House reversed it's position today and voted S400,- 100000 for building material subsi- dies in the administration pro- gram designed to build 2,700,000 houses in two years.
 The House action broke the months old log jam on the hous- ing legislation. The administration had asked $6OO,O0O,0O0 for the sub sidies and the House had refused any
 The House did an about-face af- ter top administration production officials sent word to Capitol Hill that without the subsidies the housing goal could not be met. DIR. RAE LILLIAN CARLSON Optometrist is now in Juneau at her office in the Blomgren Build ing to examine eyes and fit glasses. Phone 636 for appointment.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10

Result: The bodies of 26 men still lie buried in the Belva Mine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
DIPLOMATIC CHAFF

Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin has persuaded the United States 10 loan England 12 transports to move the 100000 anti-Soviet Polish troops from Italy back to England. Secretary of State James F. Byrnes has rejected a proposal from Bevin to move these Poles to the United
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
LOOK and LEARN zy. sy c. GORDON

What play first produced worlds drawing of the Presidents Cabinet? American general a by the name of Traveller?
 Who, according the Bible g. Who wrote "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes?
 ANSWERS:
 Tobacco Road" Perkins
 E. A. Abel, slain by his brother Sir Arthur Doyle 1859-1930).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
Daily Lessons in English v. v [. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN NfISUSED: say The furnished diff erent analysis plural syllable pronounced SEIZE.
 OFTEN NrsPRoNoUNCED: OF, not in OR.
 NnSSPEILED: Psychic, though pronounced sghkick
 peaceful, unrufed
 "Use three times and is yours" Let vocabulary mastering Today adjective) syab This poc selection brought the fortune intended
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
The Washington Merry-Go-Round

fContinued from Page One)
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
Die Kiiehcnbrcttcr

SinO nod oem @ebroud Sic Sill
6en-0ol5bretter obgemolden un0
nit cinem Sl,de obgeriebeh 10 lit
eS nod gar niht iider, oaB lie nlld)
mirflib trDden iinO. nno 0o8 lit
nnbeOingt erfor0erlidL wenn lie nidt
III tur5er Set uaaniebnlih merDeil
unO Oieaeidt gar einen n~llaiigeneb.
men @eruh nnnebmen lonen.
@or alien Gingen nlitB man oer-
meioen, Iol6 Elm friid obgemaidenes
8rett flah an cine 8ono at b1il=
gen, 10 BOB oie Der. @ano Sugefebrte
SeitG nidt bon Ser Suit beItrider
merOell fam! 3medm1Big itedt man
Die 8retter, feline mie groBe, ihrGq
auf, biz lie ~feinerlei Seuftigfeit
nlebr in Ii1 trugen, beoor man lie
Dermabrt, es lei Denn ouB man i6neil
Aufbemobrunespl1Be 5l,Deiieu fam,
Ole Elm &eitreiden nit Suit onf bel
ben 9rettieiten gauabrleilten.
gies ldBt lid leidt erreiden,
fDenn man nit @ilfe BON einigell
iogenannten 3a6lntten, gum Sci
ipiel inter Dent Giihentil1 oOer an
nn0erer paIlenoer Steae 5pei o0er
0rei 61der einriHtat, in pel9e Die
gretter nod ieoesmnligem Mbtrod-
men bpditebeno geihoben mproelt.
Sic 2otten merOen je0p6 iperrig an
gebraft 10 DOB lie feline oidte
SrenilfDnnO bil0elL ionOern leoiglid
cine Art 3niift, oellen 3miihen-
raume lie 8lpei- bis oreitnal 10 brett
iein fonrlelt, mie Die Gotten IelbIt.
9aben Die fleineren 8rettdleli iif
Ourd uniod9em1Be 8ebanolung elm
NAL etlpns ber5ogen, 10 padt man lie
fiir Stun0en ODER Gage 5apiihen
feuhte Glider nro beihmert Oas
@an5e nit iHmeren @emihten. Sit
Der Sdaoen nidt 5u oft ooer gu
groB, 10 miro er iidJ our6 oiele ein-
fade MaBnabme beilen loIien. 8ei-
Ter lit es ober, Ourd geniigen0es
Gorlorgen Die 8retter ltets taoeaos
troden 81 erbaltem Damn fommen
0erartige SmG0en oar ni6t Dor.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
Gebtc 8ciabMfte Ncs
prim3 GMecn fGbrt bcimt

San diego - Nod einem @erift
beg II. Marineoiitrifts berlieBen
nIle Oeittiden Offi3iere, Nfate ltno
Mnnnihoften ben oeiitid)en RreilSer
uYrin5 Glteen, Sic eeiante 1874
@onn betragen0e 8eintiing iuir0e
ditf 6oS Il. g. Grnnsportihiff u@en.
g. gltin9S" gebradt, oas tie nad)
ibrem Seimntsbafen 9renerhapen
befor0srn miro. Ger area3er ,,prin5
gugen befonnmt cine omerifnniide
8efnonilitite ans apiro an ben Ser
iud)ea in gifini AtoH teiInebmen.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
@enu SWet bag @Iet6e i'm

e6eufoIlS pie SflnuelL 5uIaiumen-
pierden. ab9eieben Napon, OuB es
oas Qleide lit, mas Ben Ga5iS be5ii9-
lid Ser 3ipilgeiongenen Dorgeuor-
len miro, lit es ein fIarer 8eritob &C.
gen 0os International @ed)t, 0eiier
iidl oie 3ojiS nid]t idul0ig 9Gutntt
blter. Gie 8erbiinoeten TIM es, IN
Dem tie Die 3pnngSorbeit audi nlif
&riegSgefongene ous0ebnen.
Die giid0fe befIa9en ferner 0oS
millfiirlife aonfis5ieren bon @i9cn-
tiun un0 oas Iufteilen BON 21n0erei-
eli obre Gntid1oigung oiirh Die Ser
%biiiloeten. @enn onS 1lid]t genoli onS
9leide ilt mas Sen fiibrenoen Hojis
BON BEN ,,oemofrotiid)en 9totionen"
p%orgeporien wuroe, Damn ntodten
mir einmol ientorO bnben, Ser uhs
Den llnterid)ieo fIar1naden fam.
Man tonr1te ia oogeger e%inmerOen,
0aB nir Sic fotboliifen 8ii6ofe 6as
hebairpten. Stun acknowledgements
hit oas 8erIeien oieies @irtenbriefeS
bon ser &an5eIn in Ser umerifoni.
ihen 8elabungsjone nerboten NOR
ben, mas iibrigens nlih elm greIIes
.SteifIiht oif sic befannte o6reibait"
Don Der .freien Heoe uno Yrelie in
Scr eon3en 8eIt" fpirft aber 0ie
gngIanoer Foben oie B%erleiuna 5il-
geItanoer. Nlio miro 0ieier 9irten=
brief po6l Sen 8atioden entiprehen,
gon5 ~ab9ele9en onoon, 0aB man BEN
fotboIiihen 8Iih0fen DeutIdIanos
iiher feline 6reunoitaft NIT Ben Na-
sig nahiogen fam. l~lebrigenS lit i'm
AnihIuB 0aron cine 1bnIide Bot
idaft Don ben euangeIrifen aall5eIn
9eutiblanos uerleien ipor0en.
IS Iiegt ufls bolIfomrnen fern, Sic
8rlieltaten Der Na5is 81 beih6nigen
o0er SIT perfleinern. Gbeniomenig
Dollen mir nber ell 1bnlid)es Ser
Fallen ser 8er6iin0eten NIT Sttll-
ifppeigen it6ergeben ODER gar ais ,,oe-
lmcfratiih" hinitelIen. ODER ioIlte
'es pielleift nod eine ,,fiinfte 6rei=
belt" geben. Die oarin bejte6t, OnB
man mobI ben Splitter i'm Muge 1es
Ndhlten, aber niht Sen 8oIfen i'm
eiaenen A1ge ieben ioIl?
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10

,,3iurinldl ltiredt ergibt nid)t eill-
nal aetf~ lit eiit altes sort, oos
aud, in mrierem SonOe Iebr OFT Sc
broiidt miro. Sic 6ro8e lit liur -
ban0eIn mir 0dnah ODER bleibt Is,
4uie Iefoer 10 oieles in unierem Cant
Sc, nur ein 2ippelioienit?
Bir fpollen einmal Oas SiinOen-
rcaiiter dufs1bIen, oas Sitter uno
ieinen No5is D~or1eporfen miro, mo
ooniit Oos Oergleiten, mas Die Der
biiuoeten tru. 8eiipielspeiIe miro
behouptet, sic 9ha5iS bdtten in ben
baieeten @ebietet @nnoerttnllierOe
non @enifen gor5 ODER t%cilpeiIe per-
hunoern laiien. Nie elm 6irteibrief
ser 6eutidm fatboliiten 8iibOIe per-
Iihert, TIM sic @erbiinOeten III
sen beiesten Eeilen GeutihIaios beli-
te qenou Oas 9leide. Die alDerifani-
Idle MilitdruerToltlnig erflort,
leltIdlan0 - uti0 aud Sapdn -
erhielfen oiel meniger 2ebensnittel
3n1epieIen ais anoere 21nOer, OBJ
Qleid1 lie 0as bel r0tlger batteit. IS
Idge Oaher oie @efupr non Sungerre-
oolten Dor. gntipe0er miiiten ollo
mebr2ebensmittel 0obin geinn0t ooer
Sic geiobungstruppen oeritarft Der-
sen. Dit on0cren @orten tpenn
Sic pom 6llnger sur Ber5meiielilng
~qetrebenen Menid)en ouffdiiig iDer-
oerL fnuIlt man lie eben 5uiammen.
Sat es Sitter id)Innmer getrieben?
SSnt gleihen @irterbrieT miro err
Hart, 6oB pieIe Bette pIosIih un0
obue angoben bon @riin0en berbaf-
tct miir0en. las 4pnr cine nnoere Ser
Siinoen, Die Ser NoSi- &e9ieritng
borgeuorien muroen. Greiben e5 Die
8erbiin0eten beiier?
6erner. Gins ser 9altptoerbrehen,
lpeld)e man oen 96a5is DorDirft, 1T
oas llnterbringen BON 3iuilgefange=
laan in 4rbeitslogern, no lie tpie Ole
Sflooen bebanOelt mur0en. Be5iiglidl
ser Ariegsgefungenen bat man es
Sen 9ta8is nidt Doraemorfen. SSn ie=r
mem @irtenbrieT mirO ie0oh perii-'
dlerf. OaB 0ie 3erbiillOeten oiele 81
oil9efangene un0 Millionen BON
oeutihen Griegsgeinnsenen III sen
Bayern in Der bartelten Jrohn, ollo
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
wnstcn Sic IAOn . .

0os .,Saus ser uielen Greppen"
itebt in Der @19e Don Nfltncp, $50. @S
6anOelt iid babel inn Elm 5tpeieinbolb-
ii0diges .Stein9e6au0e Das nm einen
I'M Sabre 1903 gebaaten Mittelteil
3pei ipdter bin5ugefiigte
6liigeI wurOen Ae9eil Sen 8ergbang
Ill elmer @eiIe gpbaut, oaB ieoeS
3intnter in einem nlloeren Stofperf
liest.
ginen ser groBtea @itrfenmdrfte
fillGe4l mir lit 5aiion, 9tortb goroli=
ia. Cine ein5i9e 5obrif oortieIbit per-
ar6eitet alein 10000 9uibel @llrfen
IN ie0eln Sabr.
gie dIteite 9rogerie Ocs 9alloeS
iou iid) in @barleIton 81. Carolina,
lffitoen. Sic puroe bereitg Dor 1781
ge9riia0et unO lit bellte nod I'M 8e-
trieb.
Die @r1ber Ser 9tegerfrieobofe in
Georgia Iino nit Meoi5inflniden Ia
bafooielL 3o9nbiiriten iti0 dbnlid)en
iroiIden @iitern Der G~eritorbenen oc-
fOriert.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
@Orim9 it
NerO-&olle

9iirttber9 - Dor Dem Snternn-
tionalen northumberland pllroen Die
AuSiagen uerIeieit, peld)e Gr. &inl-
mar Shadt Dor nmerifaniiden lin.
teriuhHngSbeomten gentnht bot,
ultO iii Oenen CT Serntanit @0ring
ais 0einen lmmoroIiideM perbres
heriihen Gpp" be3eihnete. oOeIlen
@eGOgicr feine @reil5en" fannte.
@orilg borte iih Ons nit einem
@eiid)t all, ais battle ct es ni6t fir
m6glih, idiittelte Damn ieiigniert
Sen aopf ltnO 5eigte nit Dem Sin.
ger aitf STE StirlJ mn on~5uOelten,
Dab Sdndt 1ttft gang rihtig i'm
&opfe lei.
9ie 3ulfolier boeen lidE Dor So.
den, als Shnft, ser irit9ere 3oit,
berer IN 6inai5oneeleecnDeiten, Den
unterifnniiden Nntl1ger s. Sodion
ii6er gepilIe 8anfmetbooen ,,Su
Sbrer Nuffl1rling uno Suitrltftion"
in ianoerit1noiger Meiie cine
SeIflolt erIellfe.
Sn ieinen im sorieen Sabre ge.
mndten Ma3ioger be5eihnete
Shaht ieircl alten 8egrer ols
,,oen ego6entriidten 0feniferL ben
man lid noriteaen fonne".
uDie MnmnBuitg politii1er Moht
NOR fir i'm Elm MitteI perionliter
9ereiherung," DieB es in Der gus-
inge. Or fannie feline &amerao-
lhnft. @r mar MIR IoInltge Treutt0-
Iif, ais es linn Nuben bradte.
uSeiue &crnttnis ouf nllen Sc
bieten NOR gIeid 9titn. SIN 1uBeren
mar er 10 tbeotraIii6, oaB
man i'm MIR nit gtero .ergIeifen
Sdndt bebnuptete in Ser gus,
iage, cine 6rd1t babe ibm geiogt,
8orin9 lei Dor @1iten in ieineln
in elmer romiiden Togo ilto
erlAiener, Sic nit SIT
fpelen beitidt lpnren. Sem ,,@eiid)t
Iei angemolt ltno ieine 2ippen nit
beIdmiert gepeien".
SIM a%reu3perbor CAB S6adt Ilt-
Itig al, Dab er Sitter Sen Sreiteio
gebrohen babe, ,,ois id alsfono.
ooB Ser Mnnn Elm &erbre1er NOR.
ltno id Bin itoI5 ooronf".
Ils Sodion Dem 3eugen bor-
belt, 0aB er bereitmiligIt bic grobe-
ring 0eS Su0etenlarOes Ourd Sic
mitgemadt un0 Die 8onfen
BORT iibernommen bobe, CAB Shadlt
our 9ltltmort: 9aS SuoetenIono
ipltrOe nift nit @epalt genomnelI
yionOern Sic Iliierten gnben es
ibm".
S6adt erfldrte. Die 4aiierten
h6tten Sitter in Miindlen nif ei-
ner 5iIberpfotte Mlepr &on5eiiionen
gegeben, ais Ell je ermartet bat"
uno 0omit Der Sppoiitiou in
9entihInno einen Idweren Shlng
neriebt.
.Sii Miiinden monte Sitter mir
oie Illtonomie fir oie 9eutI6en III
Ser SIhedoiIopnfei bnben. aber oie
Iaiierten gaben ibm Ons SuOeten-
lono. Dieler Grfolg erbobte ieine
@opuloritdt ltno ihpddte Die Mog-
Iidlfeit. Inn All Itiir7eu."
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
fir
gauge 90rfer

S6angbai. - Ser friibere Hroii.
Sen t @erbert @oober fog nod 9an-
fling, no er nit gbinng : 4ni- ibei
uno @enerdl Morfbnu fonTeriert Bat
unO erfl1rte BEL ieiner Giidfebr, onE
China ti1ter elmer groBen gobrungs-
mittelnot leioet uno 9dn5e D0rfer
Gem llnter9ong gefueibt limo.
Soooer mill Worgen iiber Goreo
uno Sopon nod Den Bereinieten
Staaten Sitriiffebren, Inn 8r1ii0ent
Erumon iiber Sic Notlage Der 8elt
Berift gu eritotten.
,9ie NotLage in Gbinn lit iebr
groB", iogte er. "gs itebt feline ge-
iuiie StatiItif CUR 8eriiigtag ltnl
Ole Gornen beredrnen gu fGnneit, aber
eS iinO obne 3Deffel mebr Sonnen
notig ais in oos Snnere 0es 2nnOes
tranfpOrtiert lperoen fonneit. @S iii
mmoglif, oie 3dbI Ser 2ente al
berefnen, Oie lid in frittider Sage
befinOen, o6er lie gebt obne 3meifel
in Die Wiuionen.
gr erfIdrte, oaB game 0orfer Dem
SOB in iDenigen 3oden oerfnllell
miiiier, uenil lie niht uttteritiitt per-
Den fonnen. Muf lpies er 0nrauf bin,
ooB 1ad Ben 8erberunsen oeS &rie-
geS 0aS 8raniportiDltem 6es 2nn0es
uiel gu miinihen iibrig IdBt itnO pro
Mondt b0ditens 100000 Sonnen be-
for6ern fam.
aIs Sooper bon Nnnfing obreiIte,
iagte linn 6rolt Gbiang aoi : Ibef:
uBir 0ofen Sbllen fir allies, mas
Sic fir E1itla aetnn haben."
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10

ltnteriudung oes ipnnii1en &egi-
mes ieiile Irbeiten az 9ano elmer
laigen Heibe bon 9oflmenten fort.
Sine Der 6rngeil, Die bel Ser Son.
0oner 5ibung 0es Si6erbeitsrates
10 piel Stnub oufmirbeIte. ideint
ieOo6 elmer 5ufrieoenIteaenoen 60.
lung entgegeiSlgeben. Gie eng.
hide 3egierung teiIte 6en Cider
beitsrnt nit, oaB allie engIriden
Sruppen aus SDrien SnriidgeSogen
moroen ieien, unO oaB oud 2ibanon,
nit Ausnnbme elmer tleinen 2iqlti-
demonstrating, ami 80. Sutli bon
engliihen Sruppen frei ieiil miir0e.
St 9nnoSfus mar bereits or1
f6. NpriI acknowledgement tporOen,
0nB Die letten englrihen uro fran
5oiilhen 8ritppen SDrien DerluIien
bdtten. aber Die engIiihe 0tittei-
lung mar Die erIte an ben Cider
beitSrnt gerif)tete omtIihe 8efnnnt.
gnbe.
@ie es beiBt, bat aud 6rnnfreifJ
one grupper. nit Ausnobme elmer
fleinen AbteiIiing iii 2ibnnor, aus
Der GeDante 5uriidge5ogen.
8e3iiglid OeS rniiil6en ab5ugs
oitS Srnn berrldte unter Sen Il. g.
@ele9ierten algemein cine Sllper-
iidtIide Stimmung. Sbgleid feline
Oefinitipen Miel0ungen borliegen,
erpnrtet man bod, 0nB @uBlnno,
geInaB ieinem 8eripreden bis gum
6. Mni ieine SoI0aten ans ,Sran
5uriid8e5o9en baben miro.