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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Gloria Ruth Smith,
William Bennett Wed

The wedding of Miss Gloria Ruth
Smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. G.. Smith, and William Hobson
Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.
V. Bennett was solemnized Satur-
day afternoon, March 9, at S
o'clock at Trinity Methodist
church.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. Edgar B. Fish
err. The VOWS were spoken before
background of palms and fern.
Baskets of white flowers were in
terspersed with seven branched
candelabra holding lighted tapers.
Preceding and during the cere-
mony a program of nuptiaE music
was rendered by Eugene Mauney,
organist. Miss Ann Smith, cousin
of the bride, sang II Love You
Truly Because" was sung by
Miss Sarah Ann Eaton. The ira
ditional wedding marches were
used for the professional and re-
cessional.
The bride entered the church on
the arm of her father. She wore a
soldier blue suit with navy Access
series. Her corsage was of white
orchids.
Ushers were Max Bennett, BROTH
er Of the bridegroom, and William
Morris, cousin of the bride.
Mrs. Smith, mother of the bride,
was dressed in lovely green suit
and wore a corsage of pink rose
buds Mrs. Bennett, mother Of the
bridegroom, wore black suit with
a corsage Of yellow roses.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the home of the
brides parents on Kenwood Ave-
nue.. Greeting guests at the door
were the bride and bridegroom,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett.
Guests were invited into the din
ing room where a beautiful three
TERED wedding cake, topped with
miniature bride and sailor bride
groom, was cut by Mrs. Prentiss
Sutton, and punch was served by
Mrs. Horace Savage and Mrs. Ray
mond Smith.
Mrs. Bennett is graduate OF
New Hanover High school class OF
AS
Mr.. Bennett has just returned
from overseas where he has been
stationed in Kodiak, Alaska, with
a Photographic unit.
The couple is spending their hon
eymoon at the Villa hotel in More
head City.
The out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. N. A. Spears and daugh-
tiers, Jan and Barbara OF Green
vile, S. C., Mr.. and Mrs. L. P.
Wells, Preston Wells and Jimmie
Wells of Mount Olive, and MRS. l.
G. Fellows of Columbia, 5. Z.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Congressional Fashion Review
And Cotton Ball Holds SPOTLIGHT

tinguished guests to the nlatforno
wnere they were greeted by Mrs.
wlliam o. >Burgin and Mrs. David
Balr. Among North Cardinals
s1eclal guests were the Assistant
to the Attorney General and Mrs
I. Lamar Caudle, Senator CLYDE
n. II ey, Representative Carl
Durham, Representative and Mrs.
harold D. Cooley, the Comptroller
General and Mrs. Lindsay War
rem, Representative john Folger.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Andrews of
New York, parents Of the Maid
lot Cotton, Representative and
Mrs. Herbert Bonner and a num-
Der of others.
White House aides played a
prominent part in the brilliant af-
falr Monday and Tuesday eve
nlngs. Eight officers were chosen
to serve as members of an Honor
Escort for the Maid Of Cotton and
her attendants and on Monday
entertained for Miss Gwin Barn
well and Miss Grace Council in
the ~Shoreham hotel Blue Room.
Guests included the aides who
were headed by Col. James W.
Bate, of Concord. Others were
Col. Don Lowry, Major Roderic D.
O'Connor, Major Laurence F. Nc
CURE, Major William J. Dickin-
son, 1t. Carl George, Capt.
Charles Crossfield, 1t. Jack John
son and Capt. Carl George.
Among out of town guests at the
Cotton ball were Ben Lawrence,
who is medical student in Phila-
delphia; DR.. William P. Jacobs,
president of the American Cotton
Manufac turers association, Col.
and Mrs. William VanHarlinger
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles War;
rem, and Alex Radford, just re-
turned from overseas and a brief
visit to Durham.
Miss E m ly Carter Warren,
whose engagement was announced
last Sunday has already started on
a merry whirl of prenuptial party
ing that includes two events this
Saturday. Today she was the
luncheon guest of Miss Mary Love
and late this afternoon Mrs. Wat
son Holly is entertaining for her
at tea in her apartment from
6 to 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Burgin, wife of Repre-
sentative William O. Burgin leads
the busiest life! Take Monday, for
instance, when Mrs. Winston
Churchill was guest of honor at
a brunch at the Congressional
club, for members only. It was a
very special occasion in the life
of the Congressional wives who
make up the clubs membership,
so Mrs. Burgin attended at the
brunch hour of 1880. But by 1890.
she was off again-to the luncheon
that opened the "Fashionshow'' of
Mastercraft Hand-hooked rugs
straight from the Smoky Noun
tains, and to represent our state
in introducing this native art to
the country as whole.
Mrs. Wade Atkinson, w h has
just returned from a visit to her
North Carolina plantation, brought
back with her two of the towns
most attractive visitors Mrs.
George Wick, Sr., of Selma and
Mrs. E. w. Wick of Goldsboro. In
their honor Mrs. Atkinson is en-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Kansas City Packers
Halt Beef PROCESSING

TOPEKA, Kas., March 16-R-
Packers in several Kansas Cities
matted or reduced their processing
OF beef today, saying they were
losing money.
No packer can operate profitably
within the government compliance
prices. R. M. Owthwaite, vice
president and general manager Of
the John Morrell and company
olant at Topeka, declared.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
,1IIA McNINCH SLEAR

Glamour, thrlllS, ddzLllIlS coloI
" excitement-all in Capital let.
sLusNnointed up the week for the
,,Ea+;on,s Capital-and, in particu-
n ,.r for the younger set, who must
a. ,lr have it indelibly imprinted
suit -heir memories! Elsewhere you
on, OIL s, read what happened out f. ont
nav mo Congressional Fashion Re-
s a: W. and Cotton Ball sponsored by
view l North Carolina, Tennessee and
,,l1le;,sissippi State Societies in hon.
lS.l of Miss Gwin Barnwen, this
" Maid of Cotton. This is a
9 ys State Story OF the last
t Dar hours of "stage-setting"
ll 10, whipping thias into action"
ana q making sure that tests"
- .sro out of the way SO the lovely
VIZ, ,r5 "mannequins" could man
yO WV couple of cuts for neces-
as. rehearsals - of trekking
s sa+oss town and back again for
. Ss and that party given to honor
w.. .na Maid and her attendants-of
s .orina with movie camera men
' vJp tribe increased as the zero
WV, WV" of the never to be forgotten
p loal drew near so that some
,so ar more cameras were click
~: Nv off to a merry tune almost
~, for news reels, all of
~ wpll-known fashion magazines
.nd news stories-and apparently
EVERYBODY!
While Miss Barnwell did her
n,hirl about town, visiting all of
f,e high officials, her attendants
wore blinking at the Kleig lights,
oven during til e lunch hour,
munching sandwiches between
shots. Gust a little too much like
Moviedom, thrilled one stunning
vollng Tar Heel as she rushed off
10 get some special type Of shoes
FIR the evenings great event. But
attractive Pa McGehee who does
,ome amateur modelling thought it
real fun, and so did Harriet
Cooley, whose white street suit
was one of the real "drama!nurn.
bers" shown. Grace Council. who
had come up from Duke universe
" to model in the show as one of
the Maid of Cotton's attendants
smiled broadly when the offer
came to do some modelling this
SINNER for one of the great de-
signers in New York, but made
no actual comment. And that
charming bride-to-be, Miss Emily
Carter Warren in a black and
white costume with sleeves tulip
curved, was receiving congratu-
la.ioas, since her wedding will
take place at the end of this
month.
Miss Betty Morrison and Miss
EdWina Pou Walden as official
hostesses from the North Carolina
Society did a fine piece of work
at the ball that evening when the
hordes-some $500 members from
The three states societies - came
pouring down the red-carpeted
stairs at the Shoreham and across,
The ropes at the end of the re-
REV, which was one of the most
beautiful spectacles the capital
has seen in many a day. Col. Jud
DeRamus, DR.. Fred Morrison,
Jack Spain, Hal Thomerson and
a number Of other Carloinians
were on hand to escort the dis
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Missionary Society
Observes Special
Home Mission Prayer

The Woman's Missionary Society
OF Calvary Baptist church observed
the Annie Armstrong Home Mis-
sion season of prayer, March 10,
at the church from 3 O. clock to 7:S0
with a large number attending.
Each circle was in charge of the
program for one hour, and the va
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17

alton at the noon hour on Thurs
day and in the evening she was
in the honor chair at the dinner
given by the combined committees
from the large women's assocl-
ations in Washington. Tar Heels
planning the dinner, included Miss
Emma Carr Bivens of the General
Federation of Business and Pro-
fessional women, Miss Mary Leep-
err. Education an d Mrs. May
Thompson Evans.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
neutrality-suspicious.
ucr Krieosecriht

Bremen, glmtIif muroe be.
fonnt gegeben 6oB Ser friibere Diref.
tor Der amerifnniiden Wilitdrpermof
tlng in Bremen urt0 Iein grefutio-
o~ffi5ier unter nerlfiebenen gelhuT-
oigungen oes MiBoerboltens inn Amt
fir elm Rriegsgeriht f~eItgebalten
meroen.
Die @eiduloigten limo SberIt 8ion
@eIfer aus Mountainii0e, Gou-
pbin Gountp, Ha., uno iein friiberer
Grefutiooffi3ier OberitIeltnont So
iepb @JS9ome bon sos Wortb Slap
Str, Mt. Carroll, Sll.
Gle Befunntmnfltng oeS Soupf-
quarters ser Militdrregierung err
fIdrte, ooB Ole beioen Sffi3iere i6rer
Stelttng om 90. September entboben
moroen limo, ais Ole llnteriudung ge-
gen tie eingeIeitet muroe. Welfer be-
finoet iidl unter STREET in einem See.
resIa5arett, no er megen elmer Niif-
fenperlebung 6ebanoelt miro. SbnmeI
bat SouSarrelt.
Ser OberIt lit Elm fritberer 8erTe-
ger aus Sarris6urg, 3d., un0 Ieine
Gomilie befinoet lidy bier. Sic 9e.
ifuLoigungen, mie iie bonn bofiten
Sffi5ier Der Armee gegen @elfer Ell
boben mer0en laliten:
/. DAB er angeblih Die Ailsiibung
ser Milit1riuiti3 bebinoert babe, iil-
0em er einen @efangeuen freilieB uno
ipegjdofite, Der 3euge in einem
INSTRUMENTATION uno Grams.
aftionen 6eg @roBoiebitabIS mar;
2. oaB er ange6lif unangebraHte
bon 8orrdten oes Hoten
RrelSes erlaltbt babe;
8. Dab er ongeblid un6efugten
perionen Die @enlbung Der amerita-
arrnee 9eituttete, uno
A. oaB Ell angebli6 ,tpieOer6olt be-
trunfen ipor uno oas Militar IN WiiB-
fre0it bra6te."
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
Sm BcrIin &uMrNcn Is
NtSsScINatcit Uerhaftct

RerIin 9rei5e6n n~merltontld)e
soISoten mer0en bier f~eitgebalten,
bon oenen Iieben cine balOrge &rlegs-
ueriftIihe M6urteilung dDegen tatll-
der Mnfalle ouf 0eutihe 3tpililten
~ euparten lbaben, erfldrte Der bod
Ste @eridtsoffi3ier bes Il. g. Will
tarbe3irfs in Berlin, Sberlt Selter ".
Yriharo.
@lle 10 8erbofteten gebOrten our
1907. mittelldmeren 2altfraftlobrer-
Aompanie. Die 8erbaftungen tpur.
Gen Don Ger Militarpoli5ei in 5tpet
qetrennten 8orf1lIen porgenona1lerl.
Ser erIte Sail ereignete iih Dor el-
ner ISOLDE, Iogte @ridar0. Sieber
5oIooten, Die OUT einem 2ditallto
fbrer 4ompanie Tltbren, fielen m6b-
rere 6eutlde 3ioiIiiten in Der Stro'
be an. ..
Ser 3meite 8orfolI, an Dem leGs
un0ere Sol0aten beteiligt tparen, err
ei9nete Iif) ON letteu Samstng IN eli
mem 0eutIf)en Gdfe, oos bel Den Der
liner S~taotpoblen als 8obllotol
oiente.
Sc miro mitgeteiIt, oaB ole Sol
0aten oa8 gaTe betraten ano es gu
elmer MISUNDERSTANDING fom, ole
o6er nidts init Den @tblen gu tun
Bate.
Mber mebrere Beu. DIE nDurOen
oerpriigeIt. @rifor0 erfldrt, 0aB Die
lie 8orf1lle ole ernftliditen 0oritel-
len, sic fidy bier felt ldngerer 3eit err
eignet ibaben. gr betonte, oaB feiner
Der @eteilisten an Der 6ront gerpe-
len int.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01

tung, Dab sic &uIien 200 GibiIionen
boben cine ,,eptIte &urntn1 ertei.
len lpollen oenn en- Oerfiige iiber uu.
te Slrfonnlutionen lln0 ieine gebaup-
tung ltebe in Ginflang NIT 0en Sat
laden. ,}Sie fomnen mir alaltben, ooB
1teine Sniomnotionen itnumen, iaa.
te er. sd babe ole gt6iidt allies AT
TIM I'm ous 9nnO itber leine mabre
StelInng in Der @elt 81 unterrid.
ten" ST. lobte sen auBenmtniiter
Benin als ,eine 9trt SoDn Bull ser
ArbeltertIalle Ser in betrdhtItdem
DtaB ole aontinltit1t Ser @uBenpoli.
TIT niltred)ter6dlten bat.
Die 9ntiuden, SAB 0ie britiIhe
Hegierltfig nit Oer Gonununiiten ae.
'bpodeIl iln0 8egen lie 6ront oemodlt
bat, beriibrt 5ruar nidt unnitte[bur
pen 9itrs olti Oieier Sniel, if6t ober
mn Ntslair0 cine quite @irfuna olis.
NEIL eS olrf Dem Sentiment 0ofionen
gtbt, lpie 5ltrtl geiipie( 6ranfreidlDie
inter Dem fommlnftiiden anqrfff
sittern." 7l
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
GbmrAiAs NcNc
lpirbclt Stamb 0MT

2onoon - Gin 8ertreter Der Ute
aierlng ging inl u~nterbaus Ser 8or'
Oerullg aus Dem @eg, Dab ole Hegie'
rliivg @initon G6ltr6ills Heoe dlber
sic ruiiiI9en Gipiiionen Ole in gu
ropo ulpi Dem ariegafuB ite6en, gu
riictpeiien lollte. 9lS iiber Die Heor-
gonilution Der 9lrmee gelproden
muroe, er6ob lid Der Qa6orit ellis
Smitb ufto itellte folgenOe 6rage:
.@ollen Sic ole prouoBierenoe
Griegsreoe, Die G6urhill gebalten
fat 5uriidaDeiien2"
Ser @ebrminiiter ". g. aleranoer
beriei iid nuf oie 8eItimnung, 0uB
Die 9augoebatte benin S6ema 6leiben
muB uno 6lieb cine Antport l6uloig.
8ie britiife 8reile bat ulrf Die DON
GburhiH alrigeporfene 6rage Ole IN
guii5 europa 0isfutiert miro, ungiin-
itig rengiert. 0ie ~9imes" erfldrte,
,,eine 0ffentlidJe 2ebatte iIber Die
Mobililierlng zines Alliierten for-
lie in Der gan3en @elt nlir 0aS tor.
genuolle @ereoe iiber ole ariegSge-
fabr beIe6en. Cine piel 6eltimmtere
@rtl1ruirg Der @egierlng mir0 notig
fem, nm Die iibleii SSolgen aus Der
8elt 5u lhafiets oie Ghurdill nit
Der art Ieiner 6ra9eitellimg berpor-
gerltfen l6at. Gieie ISraae battle 3lierlt
gdbeiua an Oie Hegierung geriftet
mer0en iollen."
9Fild) Der Iiberale Star idloB
iid' an Gritifern @burdills an, oie
oon Der Times bis gum fommuni-
,0ailp 8orfer@ giugen. urO
0as lei ,Joie id)limmite 8eile
Jnueierk in auelher Die 6ruge alIfge-
meroen fonnte."
Elm abeno erft1rte G6urdill in ei-
Ter 8eriammlung in 9onoon, er bn-
'e Der Nation NIT ieiner 8ebaup-
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
Neue Verfassung PIaene fuer neue
auch fuer Bayern deutsche Waehrung

Berlin II 4ddOem 0ie omerttoni
ihe @tilit1rregiepung DOR elm paoi
Tagen ben neuen Berfoilunlsent
mllri iiir 8iirttemberg 8aOen &c
6iIliQt Gut i1ieB General 9iiciuS 8
Glop, Der itelIuertretenOe MiIitGpgou
uerneur in Der omerifuniiden Zone
Elm d6nlides 7ofunlent aud iiil
8aDprn glt. Sen gegenapdrtigen 9Idt
men 5ufoIge ioll oie Gerinilung in 8
@ofen, 5. h. DIN 1. DECEMBER, Den Z
Millionen 8aDern in elmer Bolts. gVb'
thinning uorgeIegt Nper0en.
Sian erfIGrte, er billipe ni1t ettuo
.SeporotiSmuS fiir Babern ODER IL.
gen0einen unoeren Stoat." Dies
erfotgte i'm 3uidhtmen6on8 NIT OeI
8enhbung oes AiisOruds ,bupri-
Ider 8iirger4 in Dem ueuen gntlpurf.
Ser itelItertretenoe @eneroIgouper-
neur bemerfte bier5u, Dab 0ieie 6or-
mulierung ,,nur gebilligt miro, In.
iopeit lie lid uuf einen 8iirger Ban.
ern be8iebt, Der ouh Elm 8iirger
Ieutiflnnos lit, nie es iebt Dem Il-
liierten &ontrolIrat umteuitebt uno
fp1ter elmer irgenomie gearteten
0eutiden Regierulig unteritellt
lSeparatiitiIte Ten0en5en fms in
8npern INNER ffarf gapeien, Dor al
lem pG6rerfo Der Meimdrer Republif.
GloD Npollte nit ieiner grflGrun9
8eitrebungen einen &iegel
porIhie6en. 9Sll Oieiem 3ulanpnen-
Bang lit eS uon Snterelie, Dab iid
@iirttenberg : 8aOen un0 @ellen
Ser neutrality-suspicious. fiir 0ieies
fleinite Der Drei III Der omerifnnjiden
Gone Iiegeuoeh Q1noer milB rod pon
Der Militdrpertpnltltilg gebilli9t tper.
Den ~ olg 8dtonOteile elmer 6eut-
iden &epublif be3ei6neten, mG6reno
in Der baperii6en 8eufaiiulg eufIGrt
Diro, Dab it'd o8aDern einem fiinfti.
gen 6eutihen 8unOesftaat anihlie-
Ben miro, Der iid our cine freilpilIige
lle6ereinfunft Der ein5eInen oeutiden
'Stunten 9riinOer ioll."
Wie Die bei6en onOeren Gntniirfe
iicbt aud Ole baDeriiAe 0erfaiiung
cine tpeitgeben0e So5ioIiiierung ser
S1Ouitrie Dor, cblpo6( ole ic8iaIiIti-
iden Bnrteien in 9upern IffDader
limo uls in Den 6eiOen oHoeren Qdn-
bern.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
HungerkatastrOph
drOht Deutschland
BON QanSrnm gOaina

Berlin, (OO - Gas 8uiammen
treTfen 0es Somiterns Der OiesiGbrl.
aen grnte Der oeutiden Bauern mil
Ser llnregeImdBigfeit oerGinfubr uon
auslono bot Die offi5iellen 9ebens.
mitteIporrdte in TeutihlunO oirf Der
aIeidlen nie0rigen IStono bonn bet'
gangenen Mtdr5 reou5iert. canals
ioben fid Die Deltlifen Aniierten &C.
5tuungen, sic 8ationen auf meniger
uIs 1900 aaIorien pro RopT bernn-
ter3uiesen.
0u6 angobe bohit berloBli6er
omerifuniIfer Guenen fam mr. ora
itiidles 6anoeIn ole oettiben 8auerr
8lpinqen, ibre MbIieferungsquoten 81
erflaen. Sour elm ioIder Sdritt =
8uIammen nit Der Observation-Disclosures
reguIdrer Shiffienoungen aus lteber.
lee ~ fam in 0ieIem Binter cine See
Observation-Disclosures in 0ertlflnftf
perbin6ern.
cSn Der omerifuniiden Gone oeS
&eides iiberpriifen beute 9ebenSmit'
teIbeamte in oaeu l1roliden 8e3irtetl
sic 8orrGte, nm gebamiterte Na9-
runQsmittel 81 finOen aber Die 3obl
0es o~eriii96oren perionals lit ut-
3Deifet6oft oieler Aufgabe hidlt &C.
mofien.
Gas Sauptiibel lit oos gleif)e, mte
es in bielen onOeren Teilen Der Nelt
beltd6t. gie galiern itemmen lid &C.
qen sic S0ditpretie ltno, oa lie elne
Sanitation befiirdten, 3ieben tie Dor,
lire gr3eugniiie gu ueriteden. ltott lie
qeaen cine Boluta ein3utaulte11, BON
Ser lie itber3eligt iinO, oaB tie IN gu
nebn1enoem MoBe mertlos miro.
1ie foit p0uige Nbpeienbelt lrgeno
neIher faufIiden @aren in Den oeut-
lden 8ei6dften It1rft natilrlld) olele
An6ift.
9te fir id0e 8ropin8, @emeinOe
uno Ginselperlon feitgeiebten Ablte-
ferInosquoten meroen IN elIlenl
@roBfeiI Der umerifoniid)en Bone bel
fpeitem nidt e~in9e6olten.
aber es miro oagemein ertallilf'
ooB lie e~inge6oIten unD iogor erbobf
lperoen miiIIen wenn Geuti6lnno 81
eIIen ba6en Ioa INTO wenn insbelor'
6erp Sic Observation-Disclosures Der
jprefungen erfiint tperoep loaen, no
nod Sic Rotionen mieoer altf 1,55O
lQalorien erbGbt uno Die fir 8ergar-
better unb inouTtrieae Sdperorbetter
onaefiinoiqten SonOerrationer 8e-
tpdbrt tperoen louen.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01

Rd6e Gons gefunoen.
3pei Ser Mittdter iin0 in3miIdcn
bon ben Goidiiten ieIbit umge6rad,t
moroen: @iobanni Mnrineqi uno
emilio De 9onp. Marineqi mar Se-
fretGr Scr foi6iittiMen 8ortei un0 ioQ
Die Anot0nlng 5ur @rmor0ung @fat.
teottis 9ageben 1d6ell. 1e Bono &C.
bOrte 3u Dem Qiiaorumbirat 0es
N1arides altf Nom un0 mar Qoli3ei.
del Ronts, ais Der ioJialiitilde g[6ge.
promote ermou0et nuroe. Bei0e mur.
ben geneinioHt NIT Dem Sdpieqer.
iobn WulioIinis ltn0 e6emaIigen 9lltI-
IentniniIter, @raf Ginno, i'm Su6re
1913 in 8erono BON Den 6aihiItalt
bingerid)tet.
GsDfatteotti mar u%ripriinglid) StroF.
redtslubrer in Bologna. SIM Sabre
1919 ipor er i'm Glitter pom "a SSa6ren
erItmolig in 0os Ibgeorouetenbuits
geipG6It mor0en. Seine beriibmte
Anflagerdoe gegen Den 6oitismlls
belt er i'm itolieniihen 8arIament
apenige Gage Dor ieiner @rnor0utrg.
,0iele 8luttot peranlabte Sen gu85ug
Der Gppoiition aus Dem BorIament
uno bradte Muiiolinis Hcgierung IN
cine idppere &riie.)
,,@ir baben fei1en 3eugeny0er be-
'fltn0en fam, Dab Wuiiolini oireft &C.
iogt bat 86tet ibtl', ober es lit gollo
fIar, ooB ser 8afebl pon i'm aus.
ging," erfI1rte Stuatsanmalt @io.
Danni Spagmialo.
lSieben Ser oht 9lngeflagten per-
ben 6eiduloigt, an Der @ntfil5rung
oDer Ser @rmor0ung Mntteottis tell
gelommen 81 boben. Ger adte Nnge-
flogte, ser irir6ere llnteritantsiefre-
tdr 6rancesco @funto I'M Snnenmini.
iterium, miro belduloigt, 81 Den Or
goniiatoren ser @ebeimpoli3ei geb0rt
81 6a6enb Die oas Berbred)en olsge-
bedt bat.
Gle beioan sngeflogten Stmerigo
1umini uf6 Qnileto Boperomo mur-
Ben i'm Sabre 1926 BON einem faldi.
Sfeingeridt 8i lie fiinf Sab,
rem @ef6ngnis perurteilt. Sic ipuroen
nad) penigen Monaten Strai6aft am
neitiert.
Ser 0berite @eridtsbof Staliens
bat oieies lrteiI ~aafgebo6en, Inn ben
neuen 9ro3eB gu ermoglifen.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
1ltcrN an N10ttcctti
fcftmtt pcr Ncrisbt

Hom, - Gin beIon0eres @eihpo.
renemgeriht nino am II. Ge5ember
3uiammentreten, nm Elm Hro3eB qe-
gen uht @erionen 5u fiibren, Die Der
8eibilfe an Ser g%rmoroung @iacomo
Matteottis. oes io5ialiItiidlen a6gs-
oroneten nno Gr5fein0es MulIoliniS,
6eidHiloigt iino.
llripriin5IiG itano aud MufloliniS
Same aiif ser 2iite ser angeflagter
0ieies beriibmten 6aaes.
Motteotti, 0eIien Anariffe i'm ito
IieniiGen Pnrlnment M%uffolinis Re
eime ihmer gefGbroeten1 ipnr0e am
10. SUM 1924 Dor ieinem Suiis En-
grifTen. Seine p~eritinmelte 9eid)e
muroe mebrere @oben ipater in Der
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
icu
uNr 1U0hl fallen

@aibington Gin 8ertreter Der
1921 erflGrte, oaB oemnadIt audi
Die 9reisfontroae fir cine groBe
An5abl BON 8oren1 Die nidt gu
Ben 2ebensmitteln 5dblen, dbge-
idafft weroen miro. u8ir limo be-
miibt, oos big gum 1. Nobember 5t
ermOgliden Su bieIe 8orarbeiten
3l erlebisen iinO~, idgte er.
Die 4nfiinOigung miro in0elien
nuf nle Sale Dor Dem @abltng err
mnrtet, uito einen meiteren 5dritt
in Dem Hrogranlm biloen, welfes
Der Rrdiioent in beaug nuf Die 8e-
idIeunigung Der &ontroaea6idaf-
angesinoigt bat.
9ns 3iel lit oie &ont,one auf
Dos notmenoigIte Minimum gu
Ieben.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
Ser SccIemtc
iDMrNc bci0cIcet

Seem gorf - 9ie &ee0er ser Dit {.
@olffiiite unterSei1neten nit
'Oem M52 : Ber6nnb Ser @npitdne
uno 8iIoten, ser Dor 81 Ioqen an
Den STREET gegangen mar, cine 8er-
elnbarung, uno Die II. @. @aritime
%Gommiilion fiin0igte an, oaB 0ie Or
belt auf ISL Sdiffen, sic in ben .Sd-
Ten Der DIT un6 @o0Tfiiite aefeiieIt
!luaren, ufn Montog pieoer begann.
Sn ibrer 8ereinburnng NIT Dem
A52 : 8er6nno perpfIidteten lid
ole Geeoer, BEL Der NnitelLung union-
mitglieoer Dor5u6ieben uno erfann-
ten oud Die Union nls Ole ein5iee
Nertretertn Der Defoffi5iere an. Sc
Der Naat muB llnionmitglieo Iein.
Gle 3ltgeltnnOenen Nobnerb0bun-
gen ieben alri QibertD : Sdiffen Ell.
men @rttn0lobn bon 1851 bro Monot
fiir &opitdne Dor, uno einen @ruro.
lc9n BON 1856 fir ben Moat a.
Eie Union bate cine 2obner-
5Obnng non 30 Bro6ent ~perIongt.
Sir lleberSeit miro $3.50 bro
Stunoe 6e5oblt, cine @r6obung Don
50 Gents. N6I0iangsoffi3iere iiir oie
No6t er6aIten $3.50 pro gtunoe fiir
Die BeOingungen Ser 8ereinbo.
rnng init Den Maihini1tiien apur6en
nldt offi5ielf 6etanntgegeben, aber
Der unionagenten, bob lie
line Sc6ner906un9 uun 10 @ro5ent
'rbaltei1 baben. sic 6otten 80 Bro
;ert periongt.
Ole S6iffdbrts administration
ya6 befunIlt, onB in oen SGien an
YER GitEiifte 925 Sdiife unter omeri-
ituiidaer 6!ogse l;egen, locknnter
It2 i'm &afen BON Stem Yorf, uro
'56 S6iffe in Sen S6ien an Ser
An Der @aitfiiite iino 314
feitgelegt.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-01
DcmtidlanN crkGlt
Bamnttpcuc aus NtncrifC

@albington II @ie 6. 6. 'Smitb
Silfg0ireftor Der 8aumipou Nbtei.
LUNG 0es Aferbaul9lmteS mitteilte,
fins sQ6mofungen getroffen lporoen
oenen oufolge 9eutidlono $4,000
8aIlen uno Sapan 100000 8aler
9aummolle oie Ser Regierung ge6o'
REM fdufli6 ermerben iollen. 6oit oas
geiamte Qontum lit bereits perlono-
ibereit.
Geutidlam0 miiroe gerne nod mei-
tere &c. Banen be5ieben, d6er Die
@egierung bot nidt mebr g~eniigeno
Borrot. gs fam ie0o6 iein, oaB Die
llDSR@4 auf einen Cell oes ibr 5ltge-
wieIenen 2uantums ber8idtet, 10 Dab
DeutIhIon0 nod mebr be5ieben lam.