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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-05
MORE ABOUT
DIGGERS
FROM PAGE ONE

miners are down in the streets now
talking the thing over. Nobody mas
decided what he will do"
At Charleston, w. Va, the fine
drew an angry blast from William
blizzard, president of UNIV Dis,
|trict II, who said it was "proo1
that the Democratic party has en-
tered into a plot to destroy the
miners union.
According to the fine" Blizzard
said. ''the government wants the
money either to balance the bud.
get, grant a new loan to England
or set up a new Pendergast ma
chine"
Offer Money
He said a few minutes after the
sentence was asked, a miner walk
ed into his office, put down a $50
bill and said, there's my share
George Titler, president Of UNIV
District 20 at Beckley, w. Va, de.
scribed the miners attitude as
hostile"
II think now we are much furth'
err away from a settlement thar
we were Tuesday morning." he
said.
CIO and ALL leaders were in
dignant. An official of the powe-
full District 6, CLIO United Electrical
workers, said the organization
would continue to back the UNIV
in it's fight against government
use OF the injunctive process.
James j. McDevitt, president o
the Pennsylvania Federation o:
Labor (AFL), said at Harrisburg
that if the sentence passed upol
the UNIV and Lewis is upheld
will be ''the beginning of the ent
Of a free, democratic labor move
ment in the United States"
IF this verdict is to stand" HI
said, "it will bring on the creates
wave of unrest that this nation ha
ever experienced"
Whitney Speaks
A. F. Whitney, president of tn
Brotherhood Of Railroad trainmen
said at Cleveland:
II am g-ieved to learn that tn
men who struggle underground an,
whose wage is barely sufficient t.
enable them to maintain prope
subsistence should be required Il
pay a fine merely because the.
asked succor in a democratic
country. I also regret to learn tina
their leader, John L. Lewis, shoul'
chafe under such a fine"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-05

ment, to further the administra-
TONS political aims, vas seeking
to 'break the union politically,
financially, and morally"
Lewis got up and grasped his
hand and as Hopkins eyes gleam-
ed with tears, Lewis said he SUBJ
scribed to every word.
the union post bond for their fines
It was agreed that if Lewis and
and file their appeals by Thurs
day at 8 p. m. (EST), they won't
have to pay them until their ap-
peal is decided. In normal course
the case would 60. to the U. S.
Circuit Court of appeals here, but
federal lawyers have said they
would ask that it 60 straight to
the Supreme court. instead.
Joseph A. Padway, AFL gene
raj counsel, said bond will be post
ed for Lewis's $40, 900 but as to
the union fine, he said the court
could not compel the union tt
pay it and the union itself will
decide what to do about it.
A deputy chief marshal said
if bond is not posted on the fine
the government can undertake
to seize the properties Of the
union.
The 49, 500, 900 fines average out
at $3.50, 900 a da yfor each of the
IA days Lewis has defied Goldsbor-
ough's order to call off his con-
tract termination notice-a notice
which set off the nationwide soft
coal strike of 400, 900 miners.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-05
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SAFETY
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bling exhibition but will cancel
plans for gymnastic team drills
and performances on parallel bars,
Smith added. 4.
The entire program, including
the bicycle calvacade. safety lee
lures, auto-bicycle collision demo-
STATIONS. athletic exhibitions, BIZ
cycle races and a bicycle tour OF
Greenfield Lake, will be photo
graphed by M. D. Cooke, Fox
Movietone Newsreel cameraman,
who is scheduled to arrive in Will
mington today.
The YMCA tumbling team in
cludes Bob Clark, Dave Padrick,
Tom Lewis, Wiley Brown, Pete
Banner 'aum, John George, Bobby
McCumber, Percy O'Sullivan, Carl
O'Sullivan, Jim Jeffords and Jim
Merrett.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-05
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RlPPY
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1--WE have asked the state leg
islature for a 20 per cent increase
in salaries for the professors OF the
school," he continued, "and this is
necessary if the high type of in
struction which has characterized
this university is to 60 on"
J. Maryon Saunders, secretary
of the University Alumni asocia-
ton, presented a report of associa.
ton activities and outlined plans
for the enlargement in MEMBERSHIP
of the group. -
A barbecue supper was served by
the Young Women's Missionary
Society of the church.
Movies of the Carolina-Maryland
football game we're also shown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-05
MORE ABOUT
cape FEAR j.
From PAGE ONE

The youngster did not say any
thing but after a little while they
saw that her head was buried in
her arms and that she was crying
quietly.
That's why an appeal was made
to the good City of Wilmington tc
find a home for her.
The search was on for a lady te
call Mother" and a man to cal
Daddy" for little extra-girl.
Who the fortunate couple will be
Along the Cape Fear does not know
at present. But judging by the
tremendous interest aroused in
little extra-girl, it's safe to say tina
in a day Or two she will be placed
here in a good home where she will
receive the loving care and devo-
ton that all youngsters should be
entitled tc.
When Christmas 1o1ls around this
year she will no longer be little
extra-girl but the apple Of some
lucky "Daddy's and Mothers" eye.
See CAPE FEAR on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-05
MORE ABOUT
UNION
FROM PAGE ONE

government through the United
States marshal. Failure to post
bond would make the sentence ef-
fective Immediately.
The government then could seize
the UNIV building here, garnishee
any union funds in banks, and take
over other property or securities
to guarantee the bond.
WASHINGTON, Dec. e ~
John L. Lewis was fined $1,000
and his United Mine workers 3d.
100000 Wednesday after a roaring
courtroom scene in which Lewis
challenged the Judge to fine him
anything he pleased.
The union will appeal but mean.
while further contempt-of-court
action can be taken in the same
court if Lewis doesn't call off the
14-day-old strike in the soft coal
mines now in government posses
sion.
Federal Judge T. Alan Colds
borough, when Lewis rose and
challenged him to fine him any
amount, warned the massive-faced
ALL leader not to get in contempt
Of court again. Lewis, with a
lawyer tugging at his coat, sal
down.
Goldsborough imposed Wednes-
days fines for contempt Of court
because Lewis and the unin ignored
the judges order Of Nov. Is to
head off the strike.
The judge replaced that order
Wednesday with a temporary in
junction. Thus Lewis is still under
orders to end his strike. Continued
refusal could bring another con.
tempt charge. Still to be tried i.
the governments request for a
fiat judgement that the strike i;
illegal and must end.
"Monstrous Thing"
The mild-voiced Goldsborough
called that strike IAN evil. de.
moniac monstrous thing He said
it meant ''hunged and cold, and
unemployment and restitution"
He said it threatened democratic
government itself, and IF actions
of this kind can be successfully
persisted in, the government will
IthA nyyar+hrou,p ,~I the oo@,arp-
ment that would take its place
would be a dictatorship"
He declared that the first act
Of a dictatorship would be to ode
stroy the labor unions"
Goldsborough said quietly-even
the lawyers had to strain to catch
his words-that lit seems to me
this is one Of the most serious
situations that has ever developed
in a republic"
He said he himself was a friend
of labor, but "if it becomes a
question Of the destruction of this
union, or the preservation of this
republic, the republic is going tc
be preserved"
Prison Term Out
Goldsborough said Lewis really
ought to be sent to prison. But
the Justice department recon-
mended against a prison sentence.
Assistant Attorney General John
F. Sonnet, questioned by the
judge, frankly said it wauld make
a martyr out Of Lewis. The judge
| yielded to this view.
Goldsborough also asked Sonnet
what he thought Of a continuing
fine of $25, 600 a day. extending
into the future. But Sonnet said
the government was not yet pre-.
pared to ask such a fine.
It was a day that will occupy
an important page in Americas
labor history and also in legal
history. Goldsborough said the
case was unprecedented"
Lewis's lawyer shouted that the
sentence was Cruel" Wellv K.
Hopkins, UNIV chief counsel. made
a raging, emotional protest in
which he roared that the govern.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-05

nance officer; W. ]. Riley, his
torian; Addison Hewlett, Jr., judge
advocate; J. l.. Davis, chaplain
and Liston L. King, service officer
Members of the executive COM
mittee include: George Avant,
chairman; John Donnelly, John
Bright Hill, and C. L. Myers.
Durham post commander H. B.
Fowler was reported making plans
to make the conference the largest
ever held in North Carolina.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-05
MORE ABOUT
GUARD
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McClelland the names of 200 in
active officers in the Wilmington
area from which he will chose the
group which will farm the re-
actiyated. units. -,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-05

government through the United
States marshal. Failure to post
bond would make the sentence eff
fective Immediately.
The government then could seize
the UNIV building here, garnishee
any union funds in banks, and take
over other property or securities
to guarantee the bond.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-12

terportei n%n9eborte, neil er bon Ser
aontmuniltiiden 8ortei 9efebl err
biel, bort ais Spibel tdtig 51 iein.
Stars ono Stripes" 5uiolge er-
f(1rten amerifaniihe Oifi5iere, Dob
Die Spiel : gerteioigung4 Or.
arotbS fir ioen gla5i IN 0euti6lonO
cine N}oglidfeit bartlett, lid Ser
Gerontportltng SIT ent5ieberL obmobI
oerrnutli6 I'M porliegeuOen Sal Or.
Srot6 Dor Ser Sprll6fammer ben
gtadpeis erbringen muBte, 0oB er
1888 tatidAli6 int aullta9 Der
aomntuniltiiden Hortei in Die
8 eingetreten lit. 8iSber
batten lid Die meiiten gta5is Ooullt
berollSgereoet, Dab lie gum @intritt
III Die Bartei g%e5lpun8en ruitroen.
,J@enn e~bemali8en 0a5is gcltat-
tet miro, lid oannit 8il entlduloigen
DAB lie SpiBel maren, miro eS feline
gea5iS in 9eutIdlano mebr geben",
ipar Die @uffaliun8 zines Gffi3terS
Der Wtlit1rregiernilg, Den Stars
u1o Stripes" arfiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-12

lit NuHi19

8"aibington Sm 6riibberblt
0ieleS SabreS mer0en Die 8%ereintg-
ten Staoten auf aur5menen-9tunO-
funfprogramlie in ruIiilher Sprade
lenoen.
@Gbreno Die berontmortli6en
AmtsitelIen iebr 5uritdbalteno bin-
iidtli6 Der enogiiltigen @nti6ei-
ourigen iiber oiele S~enoungen iinO,
lit eS trob0em befonnt geporoen,
bob man Die 3abl Der &~ltr5peaen-
@mpfongsopparate in &uBlnno nuf
mebr ais $4,000 i6dBt.
Die Senoungen fir 8liBlonO luer-
ben bntptlddIi4 aus Nadridten
nit fur5en &ommentaren beIteben.
9nnn uno mann Ioa aud anerifn-
niihe Wuiif, in Der Sauptiade
8oIfslieoer in 0as Broglumm altf-
genommen mer0en.
@ilfs Staatsiefret1r @iaiom
Benton ltllO leine Witnrbeiter, mel
DIE oiele Senoungen p~orbereiten, le-
ZEN iid 3pei fritii6en Broblemen
gegeniibergeltelt: fourteen Die Sen
oungen ltarf genug gemaht peroen,
I'M in &rtBlnno gebort 5l mer0en
unO mo6er fonnen Die Nnlnger ur0
Spre6er genommen meroen2
Sn Mlgiers befinoet lid cine Hn-
oioItotion, Die fir Die llebertragling
bon Observation-Disclosures an Die Bot
ifaft Der 8ereinigten Stdoten in
Mosfau benuBt miro. gS lit moglih,
bob man Iid 0ieier Citation beoienen
miro.
9aS 8erlonalproblem lit tpeient-
Iid idpieriser. 9ffenbar iino ueiB-
ruiiiide 6lii6tIinge uno Berionen
bic Der Somjetlinipn feinoIid geiinnt
limo. niht Die geeigneten Wfitnrbei-
ter. Ser &reis bon Yerioncn lit
oespe9en iebr begren5t.
Gie Soften fiir ole borgeiebnen
omerifoniiden Senoungen merOen
olls ben 1926 Milionen beitritten
Sic ser MISUNDERSTANDING OeS
Stoots0epartments bonn &ongrelj
fir Oos am 1. Sui beginnenoe &ed-
uungsiabr bewiaigt wprDen iinO.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-12
v1uhc's phc?" 1T 2lntcs
rita

G6icogo 8ettp @ra6le uno
Soiepb Stolin erideinen beioe i'll Der
t946-47 9(iisgabe BON ,,8er it's
in Amerifa2", melde ioeben berals-
gegeben morOen lit.
Stain puroe nit nllf9enonmcn,
Oo man onran feitbdlt, ~9llsldnoer
ol%l8ltfiibren Die 10 berilbmt Iiao,
Dab man al ibnen Elm groBe Sute-
re1ie in @Lmerifa porallsiebt.
Mltd @arrD Sames, BettD @rab-
les @otte, eri6eint in Dem Bud
BON 1916 Seiten. Niernnls 5itoor
limo @atfe uno Satin ie0er fir lid
in Dem 8erfe ,@er ilt'82" gleif-
3eifig eri6ienen.
Ser nelte lieben BflittO idmere
8ono lit Der lmfangreihlte, bon q.
&c. Wurqlis 60, lett Dem eriten
@riheinen in 1899, berauSgegebene.
gr entbGlt 40,t45 large biogra-
p6ilde Observation-Disclosures Der
Dorragenoe entertainer. 9nrunter
befinoen ii6 1919 Berlonen, 0eret
3omen nientols 3ltOor in User ITS"
aufqenommer poroen maren.
9~lqeroings bleibt Der $ro5entiab
5ienlIid gleid, oa Die An5abl blob
nit Ser 8eoolferung ampddlt. Sn
Sen lebten % sSa9ren blieben Die
4ufnobmen in eineln Terb1ltnis BON
etma 3 BON 10000.
8euiger @enerdle ltnO AOmirale
iinO in OieIer eriten 9iahtriegsauS-
qobe diloefitbrt. AnOererieits per-
6lieben ,berii6nrte Militdrs aud nud
@blegul1g ibrer @olotrelier I'M
0llh.
Die Idnglte biograp6ii6e Sfi85e
betrifit 1bomaS 5. @otion Brdii-
Bent Der Snternotionalen &eden-
moldinen Corp, nit 1855 3eilen.
9ies lit cine ser nlergroBten Be
Idreibunger, ndbreno ben bisberi-
qen &eforo. nit 1913 3eilen Der
ebemolige Anmnlt Samuel Inter
meper i%nnebntte.
8ie anoere auSfitbrlihe 8iogra-
pbie lit Die BON Or. Ni6olos Miir-
ran Butler, ebemaliger Brdiioent Der
Columbia llniperlit1t. Gr apurOe
in ,,8er iit's2 lett DEM erIten Gr-
id,einen 0es @erfes angefilbrt.
ISran Sarrp Grumdn Itebt nn Ser
Spite elmer langen 2ilte bon
Sralten. Sic infer anoeren Yerion-
lidfeiteu gum erIten Wfole erihei-
men. Inter oen Oerart geebrten
Sralten lino SeOp 2amarr, Cana
Burner, Seunifer Sones, Ginab
Shore mo @otbleen @fnoior, Ser
fuIiprin bon ,,6oreuer anber".
gu oen Siingiten IN Dem aeten
Washington Journal., 1946-07-12
Na3igelO
fir ns.@abl

8oibington ~ Cine groBe Cunt
me MOLTEN Die 0o5is m%ls9eben, Tim
Er1iioent 5ronflin 9. HooieoeIt im
@ublfonupi 1910 beiiegen SIT belfen
erflGrte Silfsl@ enerol 9~lttorreD ..
Sobn &ogge.
Seood babe inn ser frii6ere
&eidsmorihua Serntann @orine
er51blt, Dab Oieie 9tbiidt nientals
uusgeiiibrt peroen tounte, neil
lid Die @eIeeenbeit Oo5u nientols
ergob".
Inter Sinmeis nnf einen 9eridt
aus 6ronffnrt a. Nnin, nodOem
@oring betin6t babe, einen 8etrag
BON 80 Niiaionen Collars in 0er
Snouitrie ser Sereini9ten Staoten
gu inDeitierer, erfldrte &o89e einem
8reIiepertreter:
u@0rins mar itns gegeniiber bon
fommen ofienbet5ig. 9ieies @eIo
Ioate feline &lbitnlSnnloge iein,
Ionoern I'M omerifonii6en BrGii-
oentenmnblfnmpf cine Goue ipieler.
8oring CAB olirdaus SIT, Dab Oieles
@eIo Sen @abIousgang beeinflulien
lonte. 9ie Io3is monten belferL
BrGiioent &ooiepelt 6lt beiieBen."
Der @eOanfe lit offenbar BON
Sitler leIbit ooer eineln ieiner eng
item 8eroter oitsgegnngen. @o6Oem
oen glo5is flnr %geporOen mar, OaB
lie oie 6reunoihoft uno Spnlpotbie
oes amerifoniiden HraiiOenten niht
geminnen fpnnten, perilidten lie
einen onoeren Beg. 9aS ereignete
Iid entipeoer Dor o0er 1tnmitteIbar
nod ausbruh Oes arieges III
europa.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-12
3 entitter fiir 1tmfGMc
Defenders ocfGRrliA

2ie Slatiitifer ser Metropoli-
tam 2ife Suillrance GompanD ipar-
ueIt Die iltngen Ndtner uio be-
Ion0ers Ohe Griegspeteronen, 0nB
iiir lie Ser CONNER ole geiabr-
51itc Sabressait Oaritellt. 0ie
beipnoereu @efabren eroeben iih
houpti1tli6 ans 3uiGlligen Ser
ltbnn9en bei iportlid,er oOer Der
Gtbolun8 %9erpioneter 8stdtignng-
1icie @oruaig ri6tet lid be-
ioIloers all bic G%eterunen, neil
ZEN QroBer Cell DON ibnen nod
lsine @elegenbeit ibatte, lih iiir
lGnBere 3eit i6rer 2ie6e mir Joni
merlide sports Din3ltgeben ooer
9lutos 81 Itciern, uno lie 5pei-
fellos ibre n,lten Moglidfeiten
nusniibsn meroen."
Seit LANCER Belt fin0 llnfdl-
le Die Saltpt goocsltrladJe in Den
Der. Stoaten fiir 9noben mo
jun9e @1dnner I'M 9llter Don IS
bis "A 3a6ren. Sn 6rieOcns5eiten
8ub Is id1rlih lint 10000 Der
artige ungliidsidue Don oeuet iiber
40 Bro8ent t0tlidler Gerlebungen
i'll Den pier Monaten Sum bis
September e~ntitaroen. Niles oeu.
trt oaraitf bin, Dab in Oieiem
,Sahr Die i3iffern boher letn fper.
Den.
A%utolnfGlle ollein lparen Dor
Dem ariege iiir iiber Die 5dlfte
Der alti ltnf1lle 5ltritffiibrenoen
8o0eSidlle inter len meiBen ut1nn-
liden 8oliceniibqbern Ser DIE
tropolitan i'm FILTER Don 10 bis
"a Snbren perantpprtIih. Gieie I'm
fdlle baben lid ihnrf erb0bt, leit Die
Standardization Dor einem Sabre
gelodert mur0en.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-12
Setter Ncs Hctcn Krcus
ses crtpdrtct Krice

galil O'Gonnor, ser Qeiter oes
Soften Grert5es, Der pom 9d@lt'
aroia 6ielo sit elmer &otfreu5
&onferen5 nod 2onOon OBJ log
gob oltf cine 6rage, Oh ct elmer
nelten @rieg er1parte, folgeno'
Mt1taport:
,,Sfien eeIagt ia. Sober muB let
ne 8lGne aitf bieier 8oiis elm
ridten. @ir fonnen inns MIDI
oltf cine lltopie oerloIien. 8il
miiifen uniene 8ldre 10 einrih
ten, ais Oh mir NIT einem feu
en- @eltfrieg rednen miiBten."
@r be3eifaiete es als cine oel
&nnptoufgoben oes &oten &reu
5es, lin einem 3ufiinftigen 9rlef
sen 8erluit an Menidpnleben il
nieorig quie nloQlid 5t bolten,
uno erflarte, oaB OH Der &onfe
ren5 in ENGLAND aud Die Inter
ltiitung fir Grieasgefangene. he
ipnocrS obcr fir ore 3ipiliiRr
nno Sliternierten, 6eiprod)en mer
sen Ioll.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-12
~. psIisiIten tS>
ten NuIIcn 1T Wicn

@ien - Mmerifaniihe @tilitorpo-
tighten eriAoiien eiren rullilfer
Sol0aten, Der III Ser une%rifonii6en
Gffrpotionssone Der Sta0t otter
rei6iide 3ioiIiiten uftO qfferifantlte
Solooten nit einern HepolOer be-
orobt bate.
Die amerifontihen Be6orOen ga
ben ifber Sen 3ptideuidu folgenoe
MitteiIing alrs.
Ger &llile erifien in eiftefi Seep
Dor einem omerifnniIhen Solooten-
flub uno fuftelte nit ieiner @nffe
in Ser Suit 6erlim. 0anr 6eItieg
er cine StroBenbnbn urpo alllerifani-
ihe MilitGrpoli6iiten fitbren in einem
Seep binterber.
0ie Inerifaner lieBen ben Stru-
BefbobntDogen balten, un0 Elm 5fpel-
ter Seep fam NIT umerifaniiden
Milit1rpoli3iiten altr STEELE Der
&liiie itieg aus ufO gob eitler SdnB
oitf 0en ntnerifaniiden Soloateit
Soul &. Suaibun db.
Gorolpf eroffneten Dire Ilerifaner
6as 5eller, uito Ser Hltiie erbielt adt
4ligeln uno muroe anf Der Sfeae
getotet.
General Marf @. Glarf Der ome-
rifaniide Observation-Disclosures III
Geiterreif. erbob nlif Der STEELE bel
Ser rnlliiden 8efeblsitelle Sroteit
tpeil bic &uiien nod elmer SdieBerei
Dor 5ebn 3ogen ~periprofen bottert,
ooB es feirem riiiiii6en SolDdten
geltottet meroen ion, betpaffnet III
0te ~nmerifaniiAe Zone 81 fomntetl.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-12
SrteIt bletbt
nnruD en9erO

Srieit Stootlrlnlt6 fir ale
umerifaniiAen Sol0oten in Srieit
purOe riidgdngig gemn6t be3m.
mi0errufen. Mmerifnniihe Wtilitdr.
poli5ei ourd]fubr Die 6traBen, nm
ole II. g.. Solonten, Die bereitS in
Der StaOt maren, mieOer III Die
Quartiere at beor0err. Ser @runo
fir Oieie MaBnobme paret @e-
ritfte, ooB lid nelte 9emonItratio-
men gegen ote 8~ereinigten Stoaten
unO @roBbritannien ieitenS italie-
niIder electromagnetic ereignet
mer0en.
Die britilhe MiIitdrpoli5ei fiint
ibr Eager an 8r1nett9usbonlbet mie-
Der anf, oos lid geli6tet bot. Cine
perbGItnism1Big groBe 3ubl bon
GrGnengosbomben muroe gegen De-
m%onitronten a1f oert llnita @lob
(@inbeitsplnb) %gemorfen. Ole 0e-
m%onitronten griffen onlerifaniI6e
uno engliIae Soloaten in 8erlaltfe
0ieier 3uiammenrottltilg nit Stei-
men nlt.
Gen britiiden Srtppen obliegt
Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der 9rOnung
in Der StoOt Grielt mobrenO Die
omerifoniihen Eruppeneinbeiten in
ben onoeren Teilen Der umItrittenen
italieniiden @ren3propin5 8elat-
5ungs : DENT MAIDEN.
SIN 8erlnufe Der Ibeno0emon-
ltration, oie BON einem Spreher oes
italienil6en gefreirtngsfomitees ols
,,Ipontune 8rotelte gegen Die Bnriier
@ntideioung Der AuBenminilter"
be3ei6net mliroe, erlitien elf Berio.
men leiAte 8erlebungen. SedS ito
lieniidle 0enonltronten muroen me-
gen &orperperlebung Der6nftet.
Die projugoilopiiden 5iibrer Der
Ieit 3pei 8pden itreifen0en Safen-
arbeiter erflGren Tie merOen niHt 5t
8ltnogebungen gegen Die Barrier
@ntidei0ung n~ufrufen.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-12
pcrRn~mfsamtensntclt lpcr>
Ncn E0MsTrou cricben

Eie observation-disclosures Slt0ultrle,
cine nod5 &er6dltni&mdBig iln8e
Slouitrie. lit jabt oabei iiG bon
ser Gricgsproollftion alti nene @e-
+ tte Der 6rie0cnsprpouftion iur-
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miecer unoere 6riihoblt, aon-
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ten Deufauien mer0en.
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moten nod beqltemer 5t MAIDEN,
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betrefienoen 6leiihspreiie bclegt
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pddt lit, aleitet in einen @la35p-
timber. 6ier MIRO Is Is Sefltn.
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