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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-04

v nekaCerln Qel1n QeZele, QOk
Porocilo il Moskve je zelo
vznemirilo britske uradne kro-
ge. Zunanji minister Bevin je
prekinil pocitnice, da sestavi
protestno noto ma Rusijo proti
nadaljni navzocnosti Rdece ar
made v Iranu.
IL Teherana sc poroca, da so
sovjetske cete danes oh 10. uri
dopoldne zacele zapuscati me-
sto Tabriz.
V smislu pogodbe, XII je bila
sklenjena leta 1912 med Rusi-
jo in Anglijo, Sc je incl umik
vseh tujih Get il Irana izvesti
najkasneje do 2. marca. Pozneje
so omenjeno pogodbo podpisa-
lie tudi Zed. drzave. Angleske
in ameriske cete so sc med tenn
umaknile IL Irana.
SpOrazum med Rusi jO in
ramon glede sovjetskih Get
TEHERAN, Iran, 2. marca.
Iranski drzavni podtajnik
prime Firouz je danes izjavil,
da sovjetske cete ostanejo Sc
nadalje v gotovih delhi Perzije
kot znak prijateljske geste ma
pram perzijski vladi, medtem ko
so nacijonalisticni poslanci IL
javili, da nadaljna navzocnost
ruskih Get predstavlja "cin agre-
size" in apelirali ma Zed. drzave
"a pomoc.
Perzijski ministrski predsed-
mix Ghavam Sultaneh sc sedaj
nahaja ma obisku v Moskvi.
Neki zastopnik zunanjega mi
nistrstva je izjavil, da perzijski
desnicarji radi novega polozaja,
XII je nastal, grozijo, da bodo Sc
danji kabinet strmoglavili.
Connaly zahteva, da soviet
ske cete zapustijo Iran
WASHINGTON, 2. marca. -
Demokratski senator Tom Con-
naly il Texasa, predsednik Sc
natnega odseka "a zunanje "a
deve in clan ameriske delegaci-
je ma zborovanju Zdruzenih ma
rodov v Londonu, je danes izja-
vii, da mora Russia umakniti
vse cete il Irana, kakor Sc je
obvezala storiti v smislu toza-
devne pogodbe.
Connaly je zagovarjal nastop
ameriske delegacije ma zborova-
nju Zdruzenih narodov in odo-
braval govor drzavnega tajnika
Byrnesa, v katerem je zagovar-
jail odlocnejsi nastop proti Ru-
siji.
Rekel je, da utegne spor radi
Irana priti pred sejo varnostne-
ga sveta Zdruzenih narodov,
katera Sc bo vrsila 21. marca
v New Yorku.
Zed. drzave protestirajo radi
incidentov v Mandzuriji
WASHINGTON, 2. marca. -
Drzavni department je voeraj
naslovil ma Rusijo formalen pro.
test radi dveh primerov, v ka.
terih sc trdi, da so Rusi sire.
ljali ma ameriska letala, XII SC
priletela v okrozje Port Arthur.
Darien in pa radi zaplenitve in.
dustrijske opreme v Mandzu,
riji. @s1.~g
Streljanje ma ameriska letala
" enem primerl sc oznaxnin "a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01
HARBORN

Floyd Mclaughlin and his 50ElO5o had a narrow escape last night. ahout 7:30 o'clock near Douglas Island and is thankful to the Pee wee for being on hand in time of distress.
 Without warning the 30E10S8's engine backfired due to a leaky oarbmetor, and immediately a fire resulted in tfa engine room. The Peewee happened by at the crucial moment and was able to assist in putting out the fire with a two inch hose. Damage was slight, and McLaughlins boat was lowed into the Small Boat Harbor by the PeeWee.
 On one occasion, vixen McLaugh lin was endeavoring to free his ekift from the back of the boat, it slipped off into the water. In or der to save his means of escape if the fire got out of control. ke jumped into the skiff. This caused slight delay, and it was some time before he was able to get back
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01
SUPERVISORY RATINGS FOR
 PAIR AT ?. 0,

Increasing business and the rais- ed rating of the Juneau Post Office have brought authorization for two additional supervisory employees in the local post office, Postmaster Crystal Jenne disclosed today.
 In accordance with the authori- zation, Martin Lavenik has been named to the new post of Superin- tendent of Mails and Raymond Abrahamson has been promoted to the other new supervisory position, Clerk in Charge of Distribution.
 Postmaster Jenne stated that she is very pleased to be able to recog- nize by promotion the many years of faithful service given the post office here by both MT. Lavenik and MT. Abrahamson.
 Also, she believes the attendant reorganization and Experimentation tion of the Juneau post office will result in increased efficiency.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01
COMEDY BILL ON LAST SH0W!NGS
 TONIGHT, CAPITOL

Love, Honor and Goodbye will be on the screen at the Capitol for tha last showings tonight. Virginia Bruce it starred in this feature with Victor McLaglen and Edward Ash ley. It is a romantic comedy and highly pleasing entertainment. ! Tomorrow, for the weekend, there will be a double feature bill, one of them being "TarZan and the Amazons, which deals with the indcmitable ape-man's adventures among a savage tribe of women warriors in the heart of Africa.
 Keeping themselves and their treasures a secret from tie rest of the world, the Amazons want no intruders. What happens when a party of scientists insist on pene- trating their valley forms the OK citing plot. Johnny Wei smullcr, Brenda Joyce and Johnny Sheffield have the top roles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01
DAWN EXPRESS
 COMING TONIGHT
 AT 10TH CENTURY

A young American chemist sacri- fees his life to save that of a friend and protect secret form lula which a Nazi spy ring is after in Dawn Express" featuring Mich 'ael Whalen, William Bakewell and Anne Nagel, which comes to the 20th Century Theatre tonight.
 Eakewell plays the part of the chemist who misleads the head of the espionage gang into believing that he is working on a secret formula to be turnsd over the United States Army, and thus pro- tects Whalen, who is engaged to marry his sister, played by Miss Nagel
 But Whalen misunderstands his friends mysterious actions, and fol- lows him to the spy headquarters. believing that Bakewell is about to prove himself traitor by sell ing the formula To protect Whal- ems life, Bakswell has him knocked out, as the spy gang flee with the young chemist to the airport, believ- ing he carries with him the chemi- cal formula.
 The climax comes in some thrill ing action aboard the Dawn EX- press, where Bakewell proves in a most dramatic fashion that he is not traitor, and saves the form ula from falling into the hands of ! the enemy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01
5EAF00D OUTFITS
 CHANGE OWNERS

SEATTLE, Aug. 1.-Two oi Seattle's major seafood outlets have been sold. Nessim Alhadeff president of both firms, says the fresh fish operations of the Whiz Fish Products Company and the wholesale system of Palace Fisf and Oyster Company were disposed of.
 Safeway Stores takes over the Whiz unit today. And the Haines Oyster Company takes over the wholesale end of the Palace or ganization October l.
 Alhadeff says he now can devote full effort to producing stations canneries and other establishments held by the Whiz Company ir Washington, British Columbia ano Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01
THREE DIVORCES
 ARE GRANTED AZ
 COURT RE-0pENs

With Second Division Judge J. w Kehoe presiding, U. S. Dis trict Court opened here this morn ing and immediately the high pile of pending divorce actions was tack led. Three decrees were granted by Judge Kehoe, to-
 Sophie Colvin Paxton from Rob- ert Paxton; Doris Peterson from Arthur Warren Peterson, and Ruth Badcr Shuman from Martin J. Shuman. Plaintiff in the third ac- ten was restored her maiden name, Ruth Bader.
 Among ex parte matters dispos- ed of by the Court this morning, confiscation judgment was signed in the case of the United States vs. a seized gill net.
 Court was adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01
aboard the 3OElO38.

aboard the 30El036.
 All in all, the Peewee and the 30El038 are pretty good friends today.
 Other Harbor-ites were busy last night repairing their boats. Min ard Mill was putting new coat of protective varnish on the Ourluk The Donjac was having flashing put on the skylight by owner Jack Burferd, preparatory to charter trip.
 New parts were being installed in the 31A490 by Dayton Fleek and l. Stevens was fixing up his 31E392 for trolling The Hop-A-Long, Pete Werner's boat, was on the grid today, hay ing her stuffing box repacked. A new awning is also to be put on the boat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01
U. S. BOUNDARY HEAD i5 SPEAKER
 Al {. {. MEETING

The profound respect with which the Dominion of Canada and the United States view the jurisdiction al rights of each other is mani fest in the remarkable history of their international boundary, U. s. Boundary Commissioner John A. Ulinski told members of the Ju- neau Chambe- O. Commerce today at their regular luncheon meeting. Attending tEe meeting as special speaker of the day with Canadian Boundary Commissioner Hon. Noel Cgilvie, Commissioner Ulinski said the bloodless establishment and maintenance of the boundary had for 122 years been a point of pride with both countries and an eX- ample to the world that two pow erful nations, living side by side, could control their boundary rights through peaceful negotiations.
 No Armed Trouble
 Although the Treaty of Ghent has been amended a number of times since it's authorization in 1874, the amendments have always followed hearings, conferences, con- sultation with heads of Govern ments, etc, and never armed force, he said.
 "Unfettered by fortresses. the line 
 has been kept clearly marked be- tween the two nations and treated with mutual respect" he said. "The U. s. and Canada, realizing the great importance of clear definition of the line maintain a small group of employees and at intervals have monuments repaired, vistas clear cd of timber and maps revised SC that no question involving juris- dictional rights will arise through ignorance of the lines limits"
 At the moment two work crews are now employed along the line ] to clear vistas and do other work necessary. The divisional line clear ed through 1900 miles of heavy tim Der has long been of inestimable laid to aviators and as a fire lane he declared.
 Speaking briefly on his apprecia- ton of hospitality shown him and MT. Ulinski by the people of Ju- neau, MT. Ogiivie said he had en- joyed renewing old acquaintance and in seeing the progress that had been made in this city since his last visit eight years ago
 Mining Resolution
 During the regular business ses- sion of the meeting, a resolution was read and approved supporting the recent statement from the Sar Francisco Chamber of Commerce in regards to a plan for early re- sumption of gold mining activities here and in California.
 The resolution was ordered sent to the Secretary of the Treasury with copies to go to the Chamber of Commerce in San Francisco and to other interested groups.
 Mimeographed sheets of special information concerning travel or the Alcan Highway were available for members at today's meeting.
 It was announced that Homer Garvin will head the August pro- |
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01
DONATIONS ARE NOW ASKED FOR
 MEMORIAL. LlF
Board Makes Announce men Regarding Site Pur-
 chase and Construction

The Juneau Memorial Library Board, appointed by the City Coun- cil to establish local memorial library to our men of World War No. 2, and consisting of B. Frank Heintzleman, Dr. James c. Ryan, and B. D. Stewart, has just made it's first appeal for public sub scriptions to carry on the work. This appeal follows the completion of the Boards preliminary work of selecting a suitable site and having the structure designed.
 Definite arrangements have been made for the purchase of the se- lected site which belonged to the Olds family, and consists of one half block on Fourth Street, di- rectly opposite the City Hall. The Board has accepted a design for a library structure by Floss and Nal colm.
 Donations
 The net cost of the library site will be around 5000, and the first objective of the Board in its funE- raising activities is the financing of this purchase.
 The first donation was made by the Juneau Women's Club. It consisted of $1 300 raised last year by special club activities to stim- ulate interest in building con- munity library The Rotary Club promptly added Sl,200.
 In view of the fine responses of the above two clubs, the Board de- cided to ask the other civic and fraternal organizations of this com munity to obligate themselves for the remaining $6,500 needed to gay for the land With the lot paid for and the building designed, the Board believes it will then be in an excellent position to solicit do- nations for the construction of the building from individuals, local companies, and corporations doing business in Alaska but having headquarters in Continental United States.
 Meeting Held
 A meeting of 20 local civic and fraternal groups was held last Fri day in the Gold Room of the Ear anof Hotel, where the above plan of financing the lot purchase was explained, and the representatives were asked to present the plan to their prospective groups. The first donation resulting from this meet ing was announced today. It was pledge of S75o from the Lions Club. The Board has expressed it. self as being highly gratified by this prompt and generous response
 An architects prospective draw ing of the proposed library build ing is now on display in the lounge of the Baranof Hotel. The build ing is 78 feet by 40 feet in outline, one story high. of concrete con- struction, and presents very at tractive appearance on it's spacious lot bounded on three sides by city streets. Its cost is estimated at between $50000 and $60,o00.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01

gram committee. In regards to the special hearing to be held by Sec r5tary of the Interior Julius Krug, ttc following appointments, made by the Executive Board, were an- nounced: Ralph Rivers to discuss raatters of labor conditions, work stoppages; Henry Clark to discuss appropriations to Alaska for im- prcVements of National Park areas; Curtis Shattuck to discuss Federal land withdrawals in the Territory,
 Guests besides the main speakers at today's meeting were: Ernie Fuess, Skagway; Dr. H. c. Harris; Howard Fischer.
 Miss Josephine Lynn of the Bar anof Gift Shop was introduced as a new member.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital as medical patients are Emil Sam uelson, Henry Andreso and Mrs Holes Evans.
 Ned Albright, John Wilson, Mrs Mia Hall and Otto Cooper were discharged yesterday from St Ann's after receiving medical care
 The Government Hospital ha. admitted Geraldine Wallace iron Douglas and discharged Danni( Eldemar from Taku Harbor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01

(Continucd trcm Page One) and commercial interests. Many of it's members have been assigned to the System for 20 years or longer, developing in that time a thorough appreciation of the needs Of Alaska, in addition to highly specialized technical and operating experience.
 As Q basic policy, to supplement its main line service, the Alaska Communication System has en- couraged and assisted individuals and agencies in the establishment of connecting circuits to it's prin- cipal networks. This policy will remain ill effect.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01
ATTENTION ALL VETERANS

The VFW is holding initiation of new members Friday evening" August 2. It is desired that all regular members be present. To the eligible veteran, the VFW extends this invitation. If you would like to file application for joining, or if you just wish to visit, please do so at any time.
 All members holding applica- tion blanks should try to place them in the hands of Commander Mayo or o. M. Brown by Friday evening.
 Signed: ALLAN G. MARCUM,
 Adjutant. Listen KINY Monday, ' pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01

Tap dancing, baton twirling, toe dancing, eccentric, character, aero batic, moderne. Boys class in acro- batis. Social dancing for begin- ners. Studio All Seventh, Red 575.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01
STARTS SATURDAY

August fur sale at Charles Gold stein Company. Coats, jackets scarfs at practically cost. See our large advertisement Friday.
 Sperti sun lamps. Sunshine ev- cry day. Home Beautiful.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01

Listen KINY Monday, pm. Speaker, Albert White.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01

Sperti sun lamps. Sunshine ev- cry day. Home Beautiful.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01
FIRE DEPARTMENT
 MEETING TONIGHT

Nothing unusual is forecast for discussion this evening by members of the Juneau Volunteer Fire De- partment. at their regular month ly meeting at the Fire Hall Rou- tine business will be handled when the firemen congregate at s o'clock. followed by recreational activities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-01
GREAT WORTH
 OF A(S GIVEN PUBLIC TO-DAY

(Continucd trcm Page One)
Washington Journal., 1946-05-24
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b~reitetc cine MelOnng Der Sah-
Nadridtcnagentmr aus &laSiODOitDf,
mad iuelder iieben amerifGniIdle
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fomern gefi6rt iunr6en, mad einem
8umbenamgriff anf Srnppen Der di-
neIiiden Gommnnitem in Der
ManSIdnrci abgeldOfieu UurOen.
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amcrifaniIdcn Bomber bic Srup-
pen Der dineIiiden NatiOnalarmee
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in Oerem &f NIT Der ureUOlmtiU-
nGren &Olfsarmee" nnteritiibten.
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Jade ~pernrIadt, Saf iiebem gOmber,
Oie Srmppen Der reDOlntiOnGren
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tergeIAOiien u%nrOen, amerifGnlldDe
Tlmasense uaren. IudJ bic HilO-
ten erlueiIen Iid ais Amerifamer"
erflGrte SaR.
.Nanfins - N(merifas SonSerbpt-
Idafter General Mari6al beidnl-
Oiate ioiuO6l bic GnOminstams (Bar-
tel Gbians ai-Sbefs) als aud bic
apmmmniiten, Ourd SelOsiisc. OeS
Safes G6ina einem allgemeimen
8irgerfrieg nnO einer &ataltrOpbe
entgegen5ntreiben.
9icIe einoemtige Sprade fiibrte
General MarIbaa III elmer GrflG-
rnna fir Sie @reHe. Gr made lid
aroke SOrgem niiber bic fritiidc
Gage in @urOdina" nnS iperOe nidts
mmucrIudt lafen, nm cine NmsOeb-
ming Scr Sample sn uermeioem.
Die &Gmpfe in ben nprodineIi-
Idlen Hroninsen Sbantung, 6opeb
nmS Se6ul siuiiden &esiermnsstrnp-
pen nnb ~&ommnniiten entiuidelm
lid allmablid al einem eim5isen
sr0feren SOnflift.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-24

men 3ltr Gerid1riune Der gis3ipIin
oomit belite beiier beitellt lei. auh En-
tldrte er. oaB oos 8erbOt, Oeutihe
@dohen ji beiroten, auired)t erhal-
ten meroe, 4io (ange i'd Militar- @ou-
uerneur bin, ooer bis Elm 6rieoeHs-
uertrog untcr5eidret miro"
Nod] Der Mteinumg 0es @enerol
bot Die Anfunft amerifaniifer Strait
ell un0 6amiIien uiel 5ur 8erbeiic-
riing ser Gis5iplm in Der amerifoni.
i6en GONG be%igetrngeu:
o9as bate cine CUTE 8irfnnq.
Gle Graltfn iheinen init Dem, mos
fiir lie SIR Seriitgung geitellt lit
5uirieoen 81 iein. sic 6eitiirmen ms
olleroings nod init elmer Menge bon
6rogeu iiber ginf6uIe. 9feiien nnO
onoere 9iilge. uuO mir idpreiben Ell
nen unterridlt Dor, I'M lie 0aritber
3lt uiterpeiien. Sn Oieien llnterridt
lit Elm einitiinoiger@ ortrog ii6er Oie
6rnterniiierumg eingei6loiier, III
meld)em unIere 6rduen iIber nniere
GraterniiiernneSpolitit unterihtCt
mer0eR.@
Ger General erflarte, Dab 81.
treifs Ser gOiilhg observation-disclosures
Ieme bod)it Gle ge6otpn lei, tDdbren0
biele 0ieier Bro6leme im1Her nod nuf
3entralagenturen worten miiBten,
unO fltbr tort:
o0ie Giniu6r .uno Die gllsiubr-
plane marten 0araui, un0 cine Der
einboruilg iiber oen @edielfurs mar.
tet oarauf. 8is iest lit tatiahlidl
nidts geton moroen, Inn cine gleih-
mGBige -8ertei(iuig Der Rdbrungs-
mittaI in alien 3onen %oor5unebnen.
@ir batten gebofit, ooB nod oent
@inter Die 3onengren5en a6geihafft
meroen f0nnten, momit iif bic Gage
bate beIiern fonnen.
SD iebe fem g(nSci9en am Sori
CONT iiir ole Grfiilliing oieier Soff-
nung. 8ir BADEN bier in Der Son
trollfommiiiion ni6tS erreidt, INN
Die 9(uBeminiIter in Yarfs linn
ebenialls 5i feinerNftion gefommen. :"
Washington Journal., 1946-05-24
Note Wrmee oIS
polit. 8affe?

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pr1liOenten 3oenfo 5ierlinger madt
befannt, Dab ruiiii6e Gruppen nit
3nltimmIng Der tidehoiIomafiiden
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publif iiberl6ritten boben. 9ie ruiz
iii6en Sruppen befin0en li6 auf
Dem 8ege nod Der rullfI6en 9eiat-
3ung85one in 9euti6lon0. 9ieie
8ruppenbemegung merOe bis Som-
tag, Dem Gage Der aagemeinen
@oblen in Ser Si6edoilomofei,
0allerll.
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pen Ite6t in 3uiammenbang nit
der Mbloiung ruiiiider 8einsungs-
truppen in 9eutl6lano," beiBt es
in Der amtliden 8rager Grfldrung.
9ie 8efnnntmadung fitbrte lo-
tort Sl 9isfltiiionen oarirber, Oh Die
@nmeIenbeit ruliiider Sruppen in
Der Glhe6oilomnfei,, lelblt menn lie
nllr ourdfabren o0er ourdmaridie-
rem, irgenomel6en @inflnB ouf Die
tlde6oilomafii6en BarlamentSlpa6-
Zen buben meroe.
Seoo6 miro in Der Grfl1rung Der
8rager &egierung aus0riiflif be-
toni, ser 9urd5ug Der ruiiii6efl
Sruppeneinbeiten babe ,feinen poli-
tiId)en @intergruno" ionoern en-
folge leoigli1 I'M 3itqe elmer lint
gruppierung Der rullilhen 8elat-
3unas : grmee in 9euti6lano."
n9ieie 6eititeaung miro aus.
oriidlid getroffen, Inn alien nnbe-
ariinoeten Spefulationen oen 8oOer
3u ent8ieben," 1eiBt es in Der Ser.
lautbarung ser &egierung.
Sic erlten M~bteilungen Ser Sow-
iettrlppen bnben bereits Die tide
doi(omoffide @ren8e iiberidritten.
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erflart meiter, ser tlhehoilomofiidc
@eneralItab babe nit Ben &llien
iiber sic 9ilrhganasitraBe beraten
un0 Sen Ylnn genebmiqt.
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lano oas @auptfontingent ieiner
9ruppen aus Der GI6edoilopafei
5nriidge5ogen. 9tlteai
0bnobl sic omtlide &egierlings-
%erfldrnng berborbebt, bob feinerlei
pplitilde 9eweggriinoe I'M Spiele
Washington Journal., 1946-05-24
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fupation mub Gnoe
oemacht weroen
.tDenn DcMtidtlnmN nidt b0IN 0Is tUirtidoftliAe
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Berlin. n General SoiepbWicgear.
men, Der omerifaniibe Gbeubeieblsba-
Der, erfldrte in elmer 9reiiefonieren5,
,,OaB mir iebt an0ere Blame erm1gen,
obtpobl mir 0e omerifnniihe Folitif
Die BotSoamer 8erein6arung nod
moBgebelro lit 9eutidJlnnO olS cine
mirti6oftlihe Ginbeit SIT bebonoeIn. "
@iner Oieier nelien YlGne berltbe ali
ser Gorousietung, OoB 8eutiflonN
onoouerno 10 uugei1br nod Ben &C.
gewGrtigen 3onengren5en getciIt blei.
ben mag.
Ger @enerol meigerte iid) 0as
bier mnloufenOe @eriiHt 5i foinmeu-
tieren, ooB Die amerifoner oielleidi
MISUNDERSTANDING aus i6rer
Gone perioQen miir0eiL menn nid)t
bnl0 cine gereinbarung er5ielt mer-
Den fonre, inter melder Central,
ugenturen geidaffen peroen fonnem
mn Gelitiflnno oils ginbeit 81 6eban-
0elt. 0Nenn mir an 10 et1uas oen-
fen. miiroen, miiroen mir oos nidt
uorber onfiinoi9en. iagte er.
Sn beJllg uuf sic ~alIgeneine geH-
Sens Ser Bier MGdte Cffupatio-
nen mar Ser @eneroI Iebr peiiimiitiid
geitimnt, inSpm er erfldrte, ooB Die
wirfihoftlid)e Gage 9eutidGanos ie6r
idlimm lei, 6eionoers in Der omerifas
niifen Gone, uito bin5ufiigte: u@enn
mir niht 5u Dem @nti6lllB fonnien
ifonnen,9 eutihlano ais m~irtIhaftlide
ginbeit 5t b%ebanoeln, Damn lit feline
unmittelbore au8iift porbonoen sic
nod iinten gebenoe Spirole Der 8ro-
0uftion uno Die imner if,limmer
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iern."
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iden Sruppen ongebt 10 erfldrte Der
General, 0oB es ieit ieinen MaBna6-