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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-18
Nobody Missed Me

WELL, been fishin' an have come home full
w of the truth in a confused sort of way.
| think my ego is having battle with my inferior
ity complex At least that's how Professor DOlger
from over at the University explained it to me.
III tell you what happened. When was gettin
ready to go away had the uncertain feelin' that
my Missus would sure have some crisis which
she couldn't handle while l was gone An | wor
RED that Jake Bulls. my partner, Archie, the
dishwasher, or Mabel. waitress would have
trouble an need my help. l wasn't even sure the
whole town wouldn't go to pot with me away.
The first couple O. days up at the lake it started
to dawn on me that as far as the bass was con-
cerned was just up there for fresh air an
shine.
caught one occasionally but l imagined the
other fish down there sayln', That left-6nned
half-wit kid of OIL man Drnkwater's bit on that
big Jerks hook - it's a blessing such weakn
is gone
Then l phoned the Missus long distance an
found out that everythin was just going fine at
home She sounded kind of relieved - not at
hearin from me, more like she was, in
way, e,jo,in' my absence.
So the rest of the week l am really worried
seems everybody is comm TO tHe CONCLUSION lHdl
oil Boren is somethn like an undershirt pocket
Don't cause you much trouble but you wouldn't
miss it if it was omitted.
The day before l come home l am fshin' in
clear hole an watch big bass come by Then
he leads a worthless, bony dumb suckerfsh up
to my hook seemin' to think me an the sucker
ought to meet each other
SO | come home healthier but humber. | am
behind the counter here, expectin the customers
to tell me how nice an tan l look an maybe ask
me how the fshin was.
In comes Gly Baze, the milknan. He's here
every night an I'm sure he must have missed me-
when you goin' on your vacation?' he asks
in a sort of disinterested tone!
Professor Doger, when told him all this just
grinned an said, sic Transit Gloria" That is
Latin or somethin' which take to mean that the
bigger you are the more room you leave when
YOU amt there. -WALIY B0REK
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-15

Point spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Hill.
r. j. Green, S. F. &c, will re-
pert to New Orleans Wednesday
for reassignment.
Church services were held Sun
dsy and Sunday night at the
Orange Grove Methodist church,
conducted by DR.. Allen.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service will meet Monday
ut 2:30 p. m, at the church for
a business session.
C. o. Hardy of Shreveport, La,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. H., Pars-
ley, Sunday.
Coxn. Floyd Mccormack is
home from overseas and will 60
to New Orleans soon for his dis
charge from the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Walker OF
Mobile visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Dewitt and family Sunday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-15
Nathan
Is Recipient
OF Bronze Stur

Announcement is made that Ma
than Sudduth husband of Mrs.
Willie Mae Sudduth of Kreole,
has been awarded the United
States Army Bronze Star for
distinctive heroism in connection
with military operations against
the enemy on January 10, l945, in
the vicinity of Bollendorf, Ger
many, while serving with the 10th
Infantry Regiment.
After the crossing of the Sauer,
Pva Sudduth, a rifleman, al
though wounded during the as
sault attack, rejoined his patrol
to participate in the bitter house
toulouse engagement in Bollen-
sdorf.
Despite his own personal in
jury he courageously remained
with his patrol in this arduou:
task until the town was securely
in the company's possession ano
the remainder of the assault unit'
had made the river crossing il
safety.
MI. Sudduth, who has been pro
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-15
Vancleave

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mall
le.te and daughters, Phillis, Dor
IS and Rogene, spent Sunday at
Kreole as guests Of their daugh-
ter and sister, Mrs. Hinton Fair-
ley. and Mr.. Farley and little
daughter.
Mrs w. b. Breeland and family
had as visitors Sunday MIR. and
Mrs. Stone Moore of Ocean
Springs, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Moore and children Of Daisy Yes
try, and Mr.. and Mrs. Houston
Rouse and family of Ocean
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Z. Taconi and
son visited Mrs. Taeoni's broth
er-in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. J. Nohra at Gulfport during
the weekend.
AT the recent trustees election
Carson Fletcher was elected to
fill the place formerly held by
Otis II. Wilson. Mr.. Wilson re-
Gently moved his residence to
PascagouIa.
B. f. Ellis, Hubert Mallette,
and Supt. N. L. Taconi were in
Pascagoula Monday on business
connected with the Vancleave
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davis have
moved into the pretty cottage
owned by Mrs. Roy Davis FURRY.
Mr.. Davis has recently been re-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-15

Gently discharged from the SER
vice after IS months overseas,
also visited relatives in Pasca-
goula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Harris OF
Ocean Springs were Wednesday
visitors to Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Roberts.
Mesdames Laten Lowe and
William Jamison Of Pascagoula
visited Vancleave friends Friday.
They also enjoyed a trip to Fort
Bayou where they viewed the
Parker azalea gardens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Golf and
daughter, Peggy, of Moss Point,
were Sunday guests of relatives
in Vancleave and Mt. Pleasant.
Wyeth Ramsay left Monday
for Philadelphia where he ex-
poets to enroll at the University
Of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Ramsay
will join him as soon as he can
locate living quarters.
Joe Francis Allen, who has been
at the Veterans Hospital for some
time for treatment, is at home,
much improved in health.
Saturday morning at 1000
o'clock, there will be a food sale
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-15

New York State Troopers have
made more than $4,000 arrests on
more than 80 different charges in
a year, and have a record of con-
victions in 95 percent of these
cases. -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-15


Are you aware that every
time we hand a patient a
finished prescription we
give him the benefit of
years of professional train
ingg II is our sincere wish
that you never have illness
in your home but, if you
do, whether you be Irish,
English or Scandinavian,
take advantage of our per-
sonal, confidential service.
Bring us your prescription
our service is depend
able.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-15

Although the President of the
United States is cpmmander-in-
chief of the Army and Navy he
is dehyed one privilege accorded
every soldier and sailor regardless
OF rank-the right to wear the
uniform.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-15

ket Street Recreation Building
from i to 5 p. M, and at the
CITY Hall in Moss Point from
$3.50 to noon.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-15
Orange Grove

Mrs. d. A. New of Spring Hill,
Ala, is visiting Mrs. Bill Horn
to assist in caring for Mrs. Green,
Mrs. Horns mother, who fell and
hurt her back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gasque Berry
of Hurley were guests of Mrs.
Van Pool Sunday.
Robert Pool and Irwin Pool,
som of Mrs. Van Pool, are home
from the service with honorable
discharges.
Netty and Gladys Pool enjoyed
a party Saturday at Grand Bay
They also went to a party at the
community house at Wilma
Thursday of last week.
Pvt. Elmer f. Jones came home
Thursday from Camp Joseph for
an eleven day furlough.
Belank Wilkinson of Moss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-15
TO vAccINATE DOGS
SATURDAY

Dir. A. j. Joyner, veterinarian,
of Gulfport will be in Moss Point
and Pascagoula Saturday, March
I6, for the purpose of vaccinating
animals against rabies, he an
nounced. He will be at the Mar
tered the service from Mississippi.
NOTED to private, first-class, en-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-15

and box supper at the vancleave
school house, sponsored by the
Junior Senior class. A one-act
play will be given in the evening
and the public is invited to, at
tend.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-15

leased from the service and ex-
poets to 60 into business in Van
cleave.
Nh. and Mrs. Stewart FURRY
and daughter, Mrs. Dalrymple, of
! Ramsay Springs, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Cunningham.
Mrs Grady Patrick has as her
guest her mother and sister, Mrs.
Scott Davidson and daughters,
of Troy, Ala.
Mrs. Roy Ravens went to Ag-
ricola, Miss. Friday for a short
visit with her sister, Mrs. Ken
meth Brown, and her father and
mother, MI. and Mrs. c. N. Cat
ledge. Mr. Ravens and daughters,
Misses Juanita and Winifred,
went over Sunday and brought
Mrs. Ravens home. Mr.. and Mrs.
catIedge accompanied them and
will be here for a two-weeks'
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Summers of
Mobile come over Thursday and
stayed until Saturday at the home
of the latter's sister, Mrs. j. w.
Murphy and Mrs. Murphy.
The Rev. Ford Parker preach
ed Sunday morning and evening
at the V~aneleave Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Golf and
family of Ocean Springs were
Vancleave visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Harris of
Gulfport and Mrs. Lee Conn and
Miss Bessie Conn of Hattiesburg
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. II. Ramsay.
MI. and Mrs. Butler of Pas
cagoula are occupying an apart
ment in the home of Mrs. Lula
B. Ramsay.
The Rev. B. Fl. Ellis, who has
been in Biloxi for some time as
the guest of his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ha-
vens. is here on a visit to his
son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. B. E. Ellis.
Misses Susie and Fannie
Vaughan attended the United
Daughters of the Confederacy
meeting Saturday at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. George Wallace.
They remained over night as the
guests of Mrs. Wallace's mother,
| Mrs. j. w. Atkinson.
Sunday the Rev. ]. l.. NELL,
district superintendent, held quar-
terly conference at the Vancleave
Methodist church. He delivered
the sermon at HOO o'clock and
the conference was held with rep
resentativcs of the churches ON
the Vancleave Charge. Dinner
was served on the grounds and
the Rev. w. l.. Elkin of Ocean
Springs preached in the after
noon. Among those from out OF
the community who attended,
were Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Tootle
of Fountainbleau, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Roberts and children from
Vestry, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Mallette and daughters from Fort
Bayou, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Tootle of Dead Lake.
Emmett Case of Wesson, Miss.
was a visitor Wednesday in the
home of his cousin, Mrs. Burton
noperts. Mr.. Case, who was re-
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
3Mlls BicsTtreie a,tsP
nod Cit KGIcltrcie

Columbus, O6io 80 0id)t genltg
onmit, on6 Sen 8iertrinfern eit
Streid geipielt muroe, oils Die
@rnicreien in Cincinnati ollrd) eiilen
Streif lnbmgeleet muroen, lilrO nun
alid Die a1iefobrifen oes StanteS
nn ben Streif gegnngen. Die go
brifnltten goben befonnt, OnB fein
in Ohio bereelteater Sdpei5er Sale
olti Den Morft fomrten miro, I'M
Der al Die O8M geiteIlten Scribe
rlillgl cine 8reiserbobung bon 5
Gents PRO 8fuilo 3lt5ugeIteberL g1nd)-
Druid Si Oerleiben. Der 8eidluB
eritreft lid alif 25 Sabrifen.
Ser gisrTreif IN Cincinnati bot
ole grnuereien Iobmeelegt, Die ben
gallaen 5toot Ohio nit Bier berior-
gen. 2200 Arbeiter bnben Die Ar-
belt eingeIteGt. 9lu1 aentudp be-
fomrnt Die Golgen oieieS Streifs 81
ipiirelt, unb oie @entudD 2oae her
offs muubte Ben Neiuf Der 8ooorion
@reiperi1, sen tic nit ibrcm Monpcnt
perbinoen apoute, abiagen.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
@ien O~crl0n0t
8erltaatlihun0

@ien. Gie gerItoatlidyung
oller aon5erne, in oeren Sdnoen
Iih 0ie SAliiileIinOuitrien Selters
reid)s befi1Oen, iomie aller Brl
ootunternebnungen welfe fir oie
0ffentlide 8oblfobrt midtig llno.
miro bon Dem @eperfiduftsball0
OeS 2anoes geTorOert.
Giele 6oroerrrgen iin0 in elmer
GeroAientli6ung enfbalten, bic
pom @eiddftsfiibrer0en AusltuB
Oes observation-disclosures beraus9e-
geben moroen lit.
Sn oieer GerOffentlidung beiBt
es nortlid:
,,GoS fopitoliItiide 8~irtldnitS-
IpItem 6at Die 8obliobrt OeS
Bottles nift gefOrOert."
@leidseitig betottt Der @elperf-
id)oftsblrao ober, OoB Die ieBigrn
8eliber iolfer untprnebntungen
su entIfdoigen ieieit. SierOon lei
eli ober Na5iS ulp0 &riegsparbre-
der ous%5unebmeu.
@eiter weiIt Die gerDfIentIidung
oldf Die berrihenOen RationoliIie-
rltngs : g~eItrNbnnOen in @nglolpo,
6rorfreib un0 Der GltedoslDDofel
BIN INTO erfl1rt:
uSo5iole unO ioirtidnftlif)e Scot
menoigfeiten 5qpingen uns, aud
in 0elterreid Before @irtidDoits-
~fornaell eilt6ufiibren."
SPgleid oie Nationoliiierung &C.
milier Shliiiiclinouitrien I'M 8ro-
gramm Der pom Gremier 2eopolo
6igl geiiibrtfn &egierung emit
balten lit, bat man IN Oieier Gin-
iidst, troB Der 6opoerullgen Der TO-
Standardization urD fommuniiti-
ihen Gartei bisber nod nidts ult-
terllotnnlell.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
0icn fOrOcrt
9icpOratlDnen

2onoon (C919D - Sn &iir3e miro
0elterreid), Die Ser oiterrei1iihe
4uBenminiiter Gr. Gorl @ruber Der
Gnerieas 49encD erfl1rte, feline Ge-
pnrationsonipriide an 9elttIdlon0
~itelen. Gin &nnlitee 0iterreidii6er
6a6leute, iogte er, mt Oannit beiddf-
tigt, Sen @ert oeittlder &onfisfatio.
llell mo anoerer, Seiterreid ltrl0 lei.
men 8itrgern oireft o0er INDIRECT 5lt.
geiitgter S61oen ob5lil6oben.
Ser 4uBenminilter iagte, ooB Die
1888 beim @inmnriA Der 0a5is
%ii6ernommene oiterrei6ii6e @olOre.
Ierpe 25O,0OO,OO0 SHILLING ilber-
Itieg. &1DrenO ser gon3en 9rie9s-
3eit poren Die Dltcteei6ilhen Ban.
fen ge3mungen, Oeltiden OtilitGr-
un0 3ibilbeboroan 8elbmittel oor8u-
1trefen. 9eIterreihiihe 8iirger
pltr0en ge5lnungen in Wfnrfmdbrung
3t Iporen Die beute nertlos lit. Sn-
0uitrieae NusriiItling linO lan0mtrt-
dem gigentltm entidaOigt at uer-
ben geItoblen.
GeIterreid glnlpbt offenbar nidt
oarorL bob ans Dem fiiuftigen 3eid
3ablungen berous3ubolen lein Der.
Sen. Sos 2ono 5iebt Onber Dor, nit
Oeutihein III Oeiterreih befinOli-
dem gigentim atltida0igt 81 iper.
Ben.
@otiirlid miro 0eiterreid oanit
in 8ettbeewrb nit ben gaiierten
treteiL Die -ooS gleiMe gigentum nls
&eparationen fIr iid Oerlangen.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
51arfe Smmi.
Qramtenausmabl

Gnnberrn, Aliltrnlien (SgtQD ~
Nnh Mngnben Oes nuitrnliihen Wti-
niiterS fir Snformntion ltno Eropn.
gnlion Nrtbur u. Gnlpen miro Die
@rloubnis 5ur @inmnnoerung aus
ebernaIigen 6e~iltol1rOern einihlieB-
lid Stnliens, bis nah Dem 2LbiflitB
Der 5rieoensDertr1ge bertnet mer0en.
llno lelbit onnn firgte err bin5u,
lpiiroe iiber ieoen GinpnnoerungS.
fonoiooten getlaiie "grbebutgen bin
iihtlih ieiner 8eltnnifnliung uno
ieines GerbaItens mdbreno Oes Grie-
geS geinod)t mer0en.
Galmen lnete, Dab Die Seimfebrer
aus Der bepuffneten Weadt 0es 90
minion erlte ulio bodlte Hiidiidt-
no6me beaniprufen fonnten. 90.
LANCE nift ale 9riegspeteroneil
Muitraliens IN uisemeIienen 8oD-
mtngen iino Mrbeitspldten unterge-
broMt leierL fonne 9~(nltrolien feinc
NeueinwanDerer pi4fommen beiben.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
&0uig
nnfaaSOpfcr

Ganofof - &onig AnuiiOn 0to-
biol, Ser 20 Sabre olte SerriAer
5iarns, DurOe gegcn Ntittog NJ
5onntag i'm foni9Ii6en BoIoite nit
elmer altgelrpltnoe I'M &opie tot oui-
gefunOen.
Ser GENERALIZATION Der %iionleii.
iden 8oli5ei un0 Ser 2eiter Oes Gbu-
Iolong aorn = 2rnnfenbouies erflGr-
ten no6 elmer llnterIudung Den 500
oes aDnigs ais Die 6olge zines llt-
tans.
Ger jnuoe 00nig batte Dor eli
Sa6ren Oen Tbron beitiegen. @r
bette lid lett elm poor To9en nift
mobI aeiilbIt, ltno Ser SOB fam, ais
er I'M 8egriife ltano nit Der aOni-
ain.Ieutter, B6rorntnnnmi Sri
So%nqiuoit, ltrto einent @efoIge BON
8luan3ig nod oieie ISOLDE naf ben
8ereini9ten Staaten unO Gnropo
nb5ureiien.
giomS nelte8 8orIoment trut
obelt0s 5u elmer Son0erieIiion 5u-
inmmen INN sic 6rage ser @a6folee
al oisfutieren. @abrideinlid miro
9lnonOas 19-j1br. 8riOer, Rrin3
@bumipbcn MouIoet, &0nig BON
Siam mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
Maria 0cmtlch fchrt
nod 1l)icn 3ilriisf

Seem gorf - 6rm Miaria gcntid,
oie ebentolige 0lterreidiide 2anO-
tagsnbgeoronete uno @nttin Oes fril-
berpn oiterreihiihen &riegsminiIters
General Sulius 3eutidl bdt gtetD
Yorf perlaiien nm lid in rbre otter
reidiihe @eimnt 81 begeben. General
3eutid befinoet lid ihon lett eini-
gen MlDnoten mie0er in 8ief1, ipobin
er lolpou bon Der @egierung pie
aud poh leinen io5ialOemofratiiden
8orteifreunoen 6erllfen uoroen mar.
9eutid beif1fttgt it'd lrft in erlter
2inie nit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ten, i'm Die 9sot ieiner 2an0slente
linOern alt belfen un0 NIT Ieinen
g"rfabrungen beiln @ieoernufb nu
GeIterreids mitytpirfen. Gr lit
ferner in Ser io5inliItiihen uBor-
m1rts" 9ruferei t1fig.
6rolt Marin 9eutid) betonte, onB
tie es, 10 iebr lie megen ibrer bier
Ie6en0en &inoer uno gnfelin beion-
0ers intime 8unDe an Mmerifn
feIieIn uls lire 9flidt betradtet,
lid i9rerieits fir ben Neuanfbnu
OeIterreids sur @erfiigung gu itel-
len. sic niro mie0erltin i'm Sdril-
fah orbeiten uno b%eioroers Die Ser
msgnbe nelIer 2ebr6iiMer itber-
mo1en.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
SouiUelcn0iCbC
in Wcwobriam

8aibinoton. Ius ariegsoint
oob Sic Ger6aftune un0 ooS Weit6nO.
mis- eincs @aG SorptlnonnS, I'M
3IuIammenbunae nit benz Diebltubl
Ser belItiden 9roriTpelen aus Oem
SdIoIle Rron6erg, bel 6ronffurt am
Moin befonnt; aud ibr Nfann, int
8ange zines S6eriteu, lit ieItgenom-
men morOen. Ter @ert Der Sufueten
miro auf $t,500,000 geihdBt.
,3rpei onOcre 8erOd6tige, Elm nod
I'M aftiben Gienit itebelrser N9uior
unO elm 4orporol, befinOen iid inter
llcbermahung, teilt oos 9riegsamt
nit.
S6erlt q. s. @ttller Dom 8iiro 0es
o6eriten @eridtsofii5iers Der 8unOes.
arniee iitbrte aus, Dab Der 8aG :
Sarptmann uno ibr @benonn Otoll.
tag iriib I'M Ga SoIle Sotel in Obi
cage perbnitet morOen iin0. Sic bot
ten Elm Simmer III einem Stodlperf,
oas ausge6rannt it,"
SrrSem Miller Die 8erbnftlng Ser
@9lG ndber i6iGoerte, logte er III
elmer 9reflefonieren5:
ISIS Montog mittag botte lie it,
re 8Eteili1ung geitonoen; I'M 4 llbr
nodsmitt1gs 6otten mir einen 9eil Ser
G~iebesbeute mieoer in Sdnoen, Der
lmgefGbr aus 25 bis 80 8ro5ent Oes
g~eitoblenncn &ronifates beitanO.
Ser Sferlt l6ntte Den Ieit."
Mifler perIi6erte: o@ir bobeu
tod) nidt sic Slttpelen, sic iid) i'm 8e.
Iibc oes Gberiten bafin0en, Wie er &c.
Itatoeu bot;;~ bod 0eutete er an, Dab
ocn Militdrbeb0roen befannt III, wo
iie iid) befinten.
@as Die beiOen ii6rigen 8ero16ti-
gen on6etriIit, iagte MiIGer: ,,8ir
merOen lie ON @icfel baben ebe Sbre
geridte 0as 9elegrop6enbiiro errei=
f)en."
Bic Milit1rbebor0er in Sen Ser.
Gtaoten eriltbren bon BEN Sale crit
am leBten @rd6erl6miidultgstoge
IS bate 5iOor aller0ings eirqe Inter
iudrng in 6ranffurt am Moin itatt-
geiunOen, nm f~eIt5uitellen. ooB Die
SifDeleit tdtiddlid ~geItoblen worOen
moref.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
Cine ODER
51Uct @eltcM /?

0oihinaton. StautSlefret1r
gprnes begibt iid Oieie 8obe
5u elmer weiteren &onieren5 Ger
g[iBenminiiter ndh Baris, nobel
es m0gli6erlpeiie 5u elmer @ltt-
ideiOung Ooriiber fommt, oh ole
3ohfriegsipelt eiile ooer 5fpei
@eIten Iein miro. gDrnes bat iid
cine 5riit iiir Oen A6IhIuB Scr
europGii6en 6rieoenspertrdge &C.
lebt, itnO er lit entIhloiien, oaB
oieies 3iel, lplpeit StoIiet unO
sic piteuropdii6en Staoten in Sra
ge fonimeu, bis gnOe 0es Sabres
erreidt lit.
8Drne8 ittiit cntidloIien 81
fem, notfoGs cine ole Ntitarbeit
9flBtonos Oiele 5roge 5t bereinioetl.
Ole Barrier 9onferen3 miro wabr-
iheiulid prfenilelt loiieiL o. Dies
n0tig lit. @prnes miro Gonner8tog
nod Der fran50iii@en &auptitnOt
f!iegen, begleitet nil 0sn SenatGren
GonnalD ul0 Gasocttterg, Die er
ihon auf Der lettcn Qollferea3 BEL
iid bate.
Sn Der 3miiuen5eit limo Bic Ser
treter gprnes', Ntolotop8, gebins
lino 8i0nnlts in 8aris %3nlommenge.
fommef, aber iopeit bieii9e 9iplo-
maten unterrihtet limo, baben lie
feinerlei 6ortidritte sur 2oiung
Dihtiger 6rogen geHladt. 3lpiiden
0elt beioen &onieren5en baben 9pr-
mes utlo Wioloto0 Geoea gebolteu.
Inn lire Snltung 81 oertei0igen uitO
Die SdltIo fir Die bisberigen MiB-
erfolge Dem unoeren i'll Oie Sdllbe
al l6ieben. 8eoin bat borl9e ISOLDE
Die &liiien oufgeforoert, ole anglo
nmerifnniiden 8ldnc wenigitenS io-
melt 9~llt5ubeiBen, OaB ein 9onlpro-
NIP moglid miro.
@oifnungen, bic biniihtli6 eine8
grfpIgs in @oris beitebetL gritlp0e1
iid Onber nidt auf irgenOpelde be-
fanntgewor0enen &erbanoIungen Ser
@roBmddte mdbrenO Der lebten orei
@oden, ion0ern eber ouf oas @e-
filbl bon 9iplomoten, Dob Sic 0iodt
Ser @eltmeinung iopie Der oermll-
tete 8unid Soief Stolins unO. Mto-
lotop8, einen 3ulnmmenbrud Ser
ruIliih omerifnnii6en GinieunQ 8t
per6ittoprtl int lebten Aileenblid 81
einern 4bfommen fiibren iperoen.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
ndbcrt
liN Nrgcutinicu

2Dn0on Ger Wtosfouer &uno-
fltnf teilte nit, OoB NuBloll0 uno
9lrgentinieu Die oiplomotlidcu ge-
5iebungen nitigenommen bnbet. Sic
Ynfiinoiguli8 bottle Iol9eioen @orl'
lolt:
Sic &egierilng Ser Il. Q. 9. u.
ltno oie gegierung ser 2lr9entini-
I6en 9tepublif erfldren int Geilte DER
boben 8rin5ipien ser 3uiammens
arbeit ltn0 0es gegenicitiger Ser
.itdnoniIies 8piiden ben Golfern,
Oab lie bcidloHen boben BON jest an
nouitdnoigc oiplcmotiihe, Gonillar-
1n0 SuroelsbeBebungcll aif5nie9-
men. Die beioen Ne9tcrln8en babet
6cIdlolicn, i'll Der oaernG6Iten 3us
fllltit 8oti1Qiter nlts5utauldcn.
las Ntosfolicr @lntt uS5pcltia"
erfldrtr, Is lieqt in 5Iltereile oeS
l5rie0cn8 lil0 Ser 5iderbeit fir
RnB(ano, nit }lrgentinien OipIono-
tiIhe un0 mirtIdoitlide 9%e5ie6lnlgen
ber5ulteaen, oos BON Dem 8lott els
ein 2ono be5eidnet miro, olpp Die
britiI6en Siltereiien Die 9abnen be-
6errIden, Die groBe 6leiidinoultrie
iu%eitge6enD BON @riten mo anlerl
faaern f~onlrnaiert miro. mo 100 Die
g(~ltsldnoer ritter nonhnlol ner9lift
6aben, bic QllBcnpolitil Der Hution
SIT beltimmen"
Ser g(rtifel Scr ,,S3Deitin" err.
ihien inter Ser llcberi6riit ,,@e-
iun0e synitiatioe oe8 rrgiutinii6en
@olfc8" INTO filbrte ans, 0oB Die
Sonjetunion Der Snitiutlpe Der
iienermd6lten Aegierung Snan
8erors, nit Hllblolro %norntale Be-
5iehunqen ber5ultelell, germ entge-
genfomiile.
@oIbinqton Beanie erfldrteL
Dab Iid) GuBlano nit Dem Blnn
trGgt, Die lielle Re8iernlg Berons
III Mrgentiitien fornea all5uerfen-
men. gGlS Sic @o0l i'm @nngc NOR.
ans rpcl6er 9eron ols Sieger Der.
porgegongen lit, eri6ien cine rlillllde
San0elsmiliiun i'll grgentinien, Die
bel Der SSltaugllration BeronS elllell
bepor3ugten RloB CrDielt.
3lpiihen SopjetrlBlnno INTO Ir.
g~cntinicn Daben nicnlalS oiplonta-
tii6e 9e5iebungen beitonoem ober
lett Die ruliiide @onoel8million III
9(rgentinien e%mlgetroiien mt bot man
bier ountit gerehnet, Dab yloSfnlt
Ieron o~nerfennen miro, I'm leine
Steanng in Der weltliden SEMI
ipb1re 81 it0rfen.
Noh elmer ans 8ucnos Aires elr-
Qetroffener WteGOung bot NiiBeilntl.
ntitcr 5l,on 8rngnglia bel DEM
amerifoniden 9oti6niter George
MeIierlmitb boreeiprohen, Inn ooS
8e0alterr Der Ge9ierung a~uS5nlpte-
den, OnB Ger 8otifoiter bei Der SSit'
o~ilgltrotion Beroils alts9ejlldt muir.
sc.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-14
&ri1e uabm
eruItc 8enOnno

@oIbinaton. - Ole SdiIfabrtSs
frfIe nobnt cine erllite 8enOultg, als
toiien0e BON 1853 : Seeleuten in
Sen groben S1Fen Ole SAifie 0erliel-
ier. ST. Seem Yorf boben Iidy 5000
Seeleute, Die BON Ben SAiffen in cine
@erlommlrng falneu, fiir ben Streif
ouSgeiprohen.
Die @erinnmIlng bot 6ei6loiien,
iiber cen Streif a6itimmen su lolien,"
logte elm 8ertreter ser Union.
Menbnlid)e Gerlntnmlungen muir.
ben in 80 on0eren Snfenitd0ten at
Ser 0Itfiilte uno am @olf o~bBebulter
MittlertDeile lit man bier franpf-
bolt ben1iibt, ben S6tftobrtsitreif,
Oen sic GSO 8erbdltoe Der Seeleu-
te auf ben Is. SUM an9elebt baben,
nb5ubremleit @d6reuo I'M arbeits0e-
pertinent Oer6anoelt muroe, obne Dob
Elm nennensmerter 6ortlbritt %er5ielt
lperoen fonftte, miro Der ArheiterauS-
lhaiB oes Salties Elm gerbor iiber bic
ielbe aitgelegenbeit eroHinen. GoB
Ole a52 Seelerte Die Sade beute
inn 2ol4ie oes Cages iiberitiirbten bat
aniheineno ei1ten Ooppelten 3lped:
1. Gin 8roteit gegen Oie Ser5oge.
rilng in oen 8er6anolungen 5miidlen
Sen &eeoern an Ser @eitfiilte ulto Ben
1853 : 8erbdnoen. 8ieie 8er3Ogerun-
gen linO erfol9t, neil man bier crit
einmnl nit Gem n~ngeOrobten go !.
Streif fertig neroen mollte.
2. Gie glntrport oluf Die 6rnge. Oh
Ole 1853 ! Seeleute Die $50 See.
leute unteritiiben MOLTEN.