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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-14

get kiltI t,
 Air debut of Meredith Wilson's new all-music program Gin which not a word is spoken except to m,lsic) awaits only the settlement of strike trouble in the corporation which has first claim on the unique half-hour show.
 sammy Raves Sunday Seren- ade," which is picked up from wher- ever the swin and sway maestro IS fulfilling personal appearance enc vagemerts, comes from Miami, Fla, Jan. 20 Jim (Gabby, the law. yer) Basquette, of the, cast of the "Amos n Andy air- show, who has been hospitalized for several weeks, is improving so rapidly that he may be able to return to the Tuesday NEG program next month |. |. The "Buelah" show, Marlin Hurts CBS Sunday comedy airshow, starts off the new year with an all-time high in its (FIooper) audience popularity sur- vey rating, zoomlng more than three points to ~thumping 10.8. , . Premiere! Nighttime show manship at a daytime hour is the keynote of the Fred Waring Show which will be sponsored Cby the American Meat .Institute) Tuesday and Thursday mornings beginning Tuesday, Jan. 15, over NEG at II a. m. .. Just back in Hollywood after her third European tour, Ella Logan will recreate the swing ver- sions of old Scottish songs that she made famous, when she gets the Green Room award on the Andrews Sisters show, INK Musical show room," Wednesday, Jan. IS, over CBS at 10:30 p, m. Joseph Cot- ten, who scored heavily in the screen thriller, Shadow of Doubt" " stars in a super-chiller, Mark of the Beast" on Suspense" Thurs day, Jan. IT over CBS at 8 p. m. "The Great Giltiersleeve" feuds with his neighbors, the Bullards, with comica1 results, in the Sum- day, Jan. % fuf1feyt starring Har- old Peary over NBC at 6:30 p. m. The endless fascination of ''Hypnotism" is the topic of the Grama on Exploring the Unknown" Sunday, Jan. 20 over MES at g p. III. ...''l
 Annie Oakley would not be a drawing card todayl That's the opinion of Jim Hurley and Dave Newell, the Fishing and Hunting Club of the Air" authorities. They point out that with women partici- pating more and more in outdoor sports, there are many women throughout the country who, from @ practical standpoint, shoot as well as the famous feminine sharp shooter.
 The Merric Gong Island) Play CTS, new community theater group organized and directed by Hum- phrey Davis, member of the MES Nick Carter-Master Detective mystery cast, has been recognized by the town fathers thorugh an in- vitation to make the new library building, under construction, their headquarters. A small stage and auditorium are included in the plans.
 Amos n Andy find that a man with money to burn seldom sits around a fireplace.
 Nighttime showmanShip at a day. time hour is the keynote of the Fred Waring Show, which will be presented under the sponsorship be- ginning with the broadcast Tues- day, Jan. IS, at II a. m., over Sta tion WTIC. For years one of the favorite entertainers of evening lis- teners, Waring will be presented by the American Meat Institute in Tuesday and Thursday morning broadcasts, at the same hour. In addition to the Waring orchestra I
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-14

land. And the years have proved beyond argument that given a chance, the average American what ever his racial antecedents or his creed, will work out his own economic and social problems-and his moral problems too-for his own betterment, and the betterment of mankind. Removed from their un- savory environment, these people have responded magnificently to a new challenge
 No Governmental Paternalism
 priest of the Diocese of Hartford, Rev. Pat rick T. Qunlan, Director of tho Rural Clubs of the National Catholic Rural Life Conference, tells in America CDec. 29 1945l of the progress made
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-14
BenefitGroup Name Slate
 Local Hebrew
 Association Holds
 Meeting

officers elected yesterday at the annual meeting held at the Water bury Hebrew Benefit Association yesterday at the Waterbury Insti- ute will be installed on Sunday February 3, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the association.
 Those who will serve for the
Evening star., 1946-11-03

Wouldn't you like cunning little curls and ring
lets to peep out from baby's new winter bon.
net? It's so simple :. just enlist NESTLE
Baby Hair Treatment! You'll be amazed d. at
how this sentle lotion helps form soft, silky,
nafayai.lookins curls, even from the most stub
bornly straight hard. train and wispish baby
hair No wonder it's been used by thousands of
mothers for over so years and is commended by
Parents Magazine. Start using NESTLE Baby
Hair Treatment when your youngsters second
,e inch long :. and then watch for adorable
JESTLE Baby Hair Treatment at DRUG Beauty
Evening star., 1946-11-03

and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul 3.
Flanders, the Rev. Thomas B. Glover
OF st. Joseph's Church in West Or
ange, oficiating. Miss Elizabeth Glib
son played the nuptial music on the
harp and a buffet supper for so
guests followed the ceremony.
Mr.. Wilfred r. Kearns of Long
Island escorted and gave his niece In
marriage. She wore gown OF heavy
ivory satin and a fingertip veil OF
illusion draped from wreath OF
stephanotis. Her bouquet was OF
white orchids and stephanotis.
Mrs. William G. Keightley of New
port was her sisters matron OF
honor, wearing gown and Juliet
cap OF dusty pink faille, and carrying
a bouquet OF snapdragons shading
from pale pink to deep rose. Little
Miss Jessica M. Cannon, cousin OF
the bride, was flower girl, wearing a
floor-length dress Of light blue tai
feta and net with a wreath Of fresh
flowers and carrying an old-fash-
i0ned bouquet.
Mr.. Austin r. Miller of Philadel-
phia was best man for his brother
and Mr.. Thomas l.. Kearns and Mr.
Norbert w. Kearns Of Richmond
Hill, Long Island, uncles Of the bride
seated the wedding guests.
Following a honeymoon at the
Ocean Forest Club in Myrtle Beach
S. c., the couple win reside at 802a
Eastern avenue in Silver Spring.
Yesterdays bride is a graduate OF
Evening star., 1946-11-03

come aggravated TO palnlui ols-
comfort! So may l sugeest the
soothing touch Of RESINOL Oint-
ment to protect little chins against
the chapping that comes when baby
drools and to comfort diaper
chafe and rash? You'll find this
time.tested, home remedy q won
derful help in many other cases,
too for its medicated and bene-
fetal ingredients bring quick, COM
fortins relief to itching of eczema,
oceupational rashes, minor foot ir.
ritations and those persistent little
kitchen burns. Ask for RESINOL
Soap, too. SO mild and gentle for
tender skins.
Evening star., 1946-11-03

Do YOUR feet hurt? Then the
balls of your feet probably need
support .. and l promise you that
DIR. SCHOLL'S LuPads can bring
you miraculous relief! Loop 'em
over the forepart of each foot -. :.
see how comforting these soft pads
feel, as they nestle beneath the
metatarsal arches to ease strain {.
to cushion the balls of your feet
against pressure, callouses, shock,
burning sensations and tenderness.
LuPsds make you feel as if you're
walking on eider-down pillowsl
They're Hesh-colored, light as a
bubble and invisible! Ask for DR..
SCHOLL'S LuPads at Drug, De-
partment, Shoe Store or Toilet
Goods Counter. If not obtainable,
send S1.O0 with WIDTH and SIZE
Of shoe to DR.. Scholl, 2l3 W. Schil-
Ier ST., Dept. L. S, Chicago, Ill.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
20, Zip Comfort!

Dispositions, looks and comfort all
suffer when lips are chapped, sore,
cracked. So why put up with them
this winter? Just call on CHAP
STICK, the same medicated lip.
balm that .soothed the pain Of
dehydrsted lips suffered by millions
Of servicemen overseas! Rub
CHAP STICK on :. and see how
quickly weather.beaten and rough
ened lips are comforted with
Ep-trouble caused by icy winds and
snowy blasts Of King Winter quick
" easedi If you're vacationin& in
the sun this winter, remember to
sake CHAP STICK along as
soothing to parched, sun-dried lips
% it is to chspped lips! Ask for the
handy eartridse-size CHAP STICK
as your Drug Store only zSe.
Evening star., 1946-11-03

| have q friend who's
only part.time dainty.
She's fastidious about
deodorizinS protection
during not weather -.
Evening star., 1946-11-03

| the University Of Maryland. where
she was . member Of Kappa Kappa
Gamma, Alpha Lambda Delta and
Mortar Board. She served two years
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Mary Jane Chase
Weds 1t. Miller

Motoring South on their wedding
trip are 1t. and Mrs. Edward Alan
Miller, whose marriage took place
yesterday in West Orange, N. j. The
bride is the former Miss Mary Jane
Chase, daughter Of Mrs. Kearns
Chase of Silver Spring, and the
bridegroom is the son of DR.. and
Mrs. John M. Miller of Washington.
The wedding took place at Wind
ing Way, home Of the brides uncle
Evening star., 1946-11-03

ins Cream. 1t thoroughly ceanses, yet doesn't leave
the particular YARDLEY Cleansing Cream that's
(plus Federal taxi. At better stores everywhere!
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Smooth, soften, Mxit.n Ckaer.a Hands!

honestly I'm lady born and bred?
Or rough signs make hands look like
sculery maids? Then jar of PACQUNS Hand
applications I'll you'll notice adylke
fairness smoohness hsndkn for PACoUNS quickly
helps that rough red and happed
looking from wind and cold
PACOUNS easily and work lubrcat
in& beauyns PACOUNS know protects the
hands Of doctors and from oushness they dip and out OF
naturally the ideal handhep tor all the
knees elbows hns and and chins! That
why Of PACOUNS handy bathroom
table, Ask PACQUNS Hand cream!
Evening star., 1946-11-03

NOW is the
time for you
to come to
b e aid Of
your baby's
skin . . for
c h a and
chap in the
Fall eao he.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
AJavo,it. ., Gooan.ss and Ro4qu.!

n Won like Quiz psrams? try What that
,paes with the topaz? What has
GOODNESS that make where only the
chest" is acceptabe? ANY gathering the
height good taste" Anyone where
SCITZ Beer Brewed with the KISS OF the hops
SCHLITZ hasn't harsh bitterness spoil smooth mellow
favor! So your right keep SCLliZ Beer
hand ia make gracious give tween-meai
rreer Bed by JOS Schliz Brewing Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Evening star., 1946-11-03

fit they can't bind, rub, pinch
or chafe because they're sized for
WEIGHT as we'll as ACE! This
gives you a double check on perfect
fit when you buy! And since E.Z
Underwear is made for "any child
of any age" why not shop for all
the youngsters at once . from the
cradle through school AGES! Send
for the FREE booklet. Let the
Scales Help YOU" containing a
handy weisht-size chart which any
mother will value. Address Nancy
Sasser, 27l Madison Ave-, New
York Is, N, Y.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Msws b~ the Nahou!! NE0LITE!

Here's to woman ana cnid In
NE the country a shoe sole that tar outiasts
tf leather Name of it NEOLITE and makes ordi.
/N "a nary soles "pkers" in long wearing quality!
NssdnEcD It's not rubber leather plastic not 1aorie
VIZ hut test triumph discovered by Goodyear In
HXM addition wearing long NEOLTE Soles comfort
V0G " able light weight completely waterproof and won't
" mark floors They skid and should see how
well they help keep in shape! $50 brands OF shoes
&a.ure NEOIJTE Soles Or ask Shoe Service Shops
~ ,eeondon old shoes with specify NEOiTE!
Evening star., 1946-11-03

perspiration odors are even more
apt to offend when winter sends us
into heavier clothes and keeps us
more closely shut indoors. That's
why | suggest AMOLIN Deodor-
ant Cream NOW >. a vanishing
cream that's practically a BAN
ISHING cream for perspiration
odors! 1t actually helps prevent
perspiration odors from forming!
AMOLIN vanishes quickly when
you rub it under arms, leaving them
soothed, refreshed and fragrant. So
take my tip. Ask for AMOLIN
Deodorant Cream at Drug or De-
partment Stores. 29c and 4oc
Evening star., 1946-11-03
BUY-LINES* BY Nancy laner
Week Sponsored Advertising Column Things and Interesting

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were all locks identical in shaded There well
compilations too the reason YOU ,hGpa Dc
cleansing specially made tor 1OOK
cular YARDLEYS Dry Skin Cleansing Cream tor
dry skins it's rich suppns oils sooes mooths and
sotnes vital freshness to dry
compexion oily skins suggest LiquenS Cleans
,roah ceanses unneeded f ASK Tor
ARDLEY Cleansing that's individually yours 81 and
Evening star., 1946-11-03

The youns-fry h ave
ideas of their own
these days particu.
larly where clothes are
conce cerned! Outfit
them in E.Z Under.
wear and they'll
a!ways insist on it!
The reason is that un-
dersarments by E-Z
MILLS are made to
Evening star., 1946-05-22
Scientists Report
Electricity Found
In Breeding Plants
By Thomas R. Henry

Plants have hereditary electricity.
This can be measured in seeds and
the measurements indicate to some
degree the behavior of the adult
plant.
These findings, which have just
been reported to the National Acad-
emy of Sciences here by Drs. Oliver
E. Nelson, jr, and H. S. Burr of
Yale University, may be of consid-
cradle value to agriculture in show
ing the growth and yield to be ex-
pected of hybrid seeds. Plant breed
ers can breed for Electricity"
The experiments were made with
corn seeds. Every grain, they say
in their report, Is an extremely COM
plex physiochemical system, like an
electric battery. The potential of
each seed presumably is the sum of
the electromotive forces of each in
dividual cell and begins to mani
fest itself when the seed Is soaked
for several hours in water to start
the termination processes.
They found two electrical poten-
tials. The first appeared almost
Immediately after they attached
their leads to seed. It reached
a high point and then declined
until 1t became stable. The high
point is called the prime poten-
tial" In their reports. Seeds with
high prime potential terminated
earlier than those with medium or
low prime potentials.
The final stable state reached In
an hour or so is called the mean
potential. AS it varies, so also varies
the size of the cornstalk, the yield
and the size of the grains. 1t is a
measure Of the inherent genetlc
constitution of plant" The Sec
ond generation plants produced by
the grains show the same electrical
forces and much the same behavior
in the field.
1t long has been recognized that
growth behavior Is inherent in
plants. Apparently electricity is re-
quired for growth and the ability
to generate 1t also must be in
herited.
The most the two scientists
claim, however, is that their mech
anism for measuring this electricity
may be useful tool for plant
breeders. 1t is altogether too COM
plex for use on the farm.
Evening star., 1946-05-22
|WechsIer Gives Up Posi-
As Attorney Generals S Aide

The White House today an
nounced the resignation of Assistant
Attorney General Herbert Wechsler
who is returning to the law faculty
of Columbia University after spend
ing six years in the Government.
Mr.. Wechsler is now in Germany
on the staff of Supreme Court JUS
tice Jackson, Nazi prosecutor.
In letter of resignation, Mr.
Wechsler told the President that
Columbia had given him leave OF
absence for six years and added
that "at a time when the schools
have such tremendous responsible
ties to the men who fought the war,
I cannot in good conscience, ask
that my leave be further extended"
Evening star., 1946-05-22

2063 Thirty-sixth street Sc, has
been presented the Distinguished
Flying Cross for heroism and extra
ordinary achievement in serial
flight while attached to Patrol
Bombing Squadron 119, in action
against the Japanese in forward
Pacific areas from March 2 to
May, 1s45, during which period he
participated in 20 strikes against the
enemy.
Evening star., 1946-05-22

"The bonds of our Government
are the ONLY securities this ex-
change has ever recommended in
the more than $50 years of its exist
ence. We urge you: Buy United
States Bonds with certainty. Hold
them with confidence" Whose ad-
vice is that? The New York Stock
EXCHANGES!
Evening star., 1946-05-22
News Of D. C. Men
lin Armed Forces
Decorated

1t. Conldr. Bernard d. Mack,
U. S. NJ, whose widow, Mrs. Betty
Mack, lives at 4007 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV, recently was awarded the
Bronze Star Medal posthumously
for meritorious achievement as COM
manding officer of Composite Squad
ron 81, attached to several warships
during operations against the Japa-
nese in the Pacific from February
II. 1914, to January 5, 1945, the
Navy announced.
Ensign Alvin r. Martin, U. s.
N. r., son of Linden H. Martin,
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
nbcrfdllc Der
5tern,8onOc

Soffa, 9alditino - 8ier 8erio-
nen, 0aruater orei Arober, ian-
Sen oen go0, ais cine bemaff-
nate 9anoe, sic an9eblid aus
S5ltoen beItonO, per9eblih ben Ser
llih unternabm, cine bieiige 8onf
git 6eroubetl. Cine dbnlid)e 8anoe
rau6te Del einem gleihoeitigen
lteberialI auf cine 8onf in Gel
Mpip $4,000.
Man ninnt an, oaB ser lleber-
fall bon ser Stern 8an0e, elmer
iiiOiIden @e6eim : Organization, un-
ternommen morOen lit.
Gie araber Idienen aufgebradt
ii6er Sic Moroe, uno Elm ora-
Bidder Negierrngsbealnter erflar-
tie: .lGs beltebt ieoe MS9lidfeit,
ooB oie 0o1t cine Nndt 0es
8lltDergieBens wer0en miro" 8db-
reno er oieie 8ermutungen aus
Iprah. perlammelten lid ouf ei-
mem 6eloe iiiolif bon Saffa 5000
Monn Der arabiihen Armee oNai-
oa0a~ gil elmer 8arooe anlaBli6
oeS mobomeoaniiden 6eiertogS
Nebi &eu6en.
Sn Dem bouptid6li6 arabiihen
Sara uuo Dem Dollig iioiIfen
Eel @pio berridt 8oli5eiitunOe
uno itrifte Observation-Disclosures
linO seplant.
Gle fliebenoen @meiters in
3afia idoiien 8mei oro6iide 81
D~iliiten uno einen orlbiiden go
li5iiten nieoer. Gin an9reifer ipur-
Sc erldoiien un0 Elm olloerer
lidyner ~perluunoet. Ger Iestere err
belt Meiieritihe in BEN &iiden
ais er nit einem Waihinenge.
apebr cine 8oli5eimatAe beldoB.
Ole lleberf1lle erfolgten auf Ell
ne 3~meigitelIe ser Ottoman 8anf
in Saffa uno Die Ottoman Bart
in Gel aDiD. 8ei Sem ganfraub
in Gel aDin fam es 81 feinen
@emaltt6tigfeiten.
Sic Boli3ei erfldrt, man milie
NIT 8eitimmtbeit, oaB flnf Der
- in Snfia @erbafteten gu ben
8nnfrGubprn ge6oren, uno Dab
nod onoere in ons 8erbreden Der
pifelt iino.
Sic 8eboroen erparten unge.
Iegenbeiten BEL Ser Durffiibrltng
Der 8oli3eiitlnoe. Sn beioen Stab
ten maren oie StroBen nit Men-
Iden g~efiillt.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
belfen
Slterrei6

8albington - &esierungs6eam-
te teilteu nit, oaB Die 8ereinig-
ten Staoten Oeiterreid NIT $3.50.
100000 gu &ilfe fommen mollen,
Inn sic @r6olung Der 8irtifait
i'm n1dJlten Sabr 8u ermogliden:
sic iogten, General Marf @lurf
meroe in ben ndditen @oden nit
ser Hegieruug oieies Brogramm
belpreden, oaB in angriff ee-
meroen loll, menn oie
llNRNA ibre SGtigfeit in Deter
reid am i. Nooember einitellt.
Glarf ser am~erifanii6P Sber-
befe6ls6aber in SeIterreih, Der
aud i'm aontrollrat Ser glliier-
ten list, lit bier eingetrofien. Sn
ieiner 8egleitung befano iid Sobn
Grborot, Der omerifaniide @elano-
te in Oelterreid.
Gie 8eamten erfldrten, Bob
@in3eIbeiten oes groBen @ro-
aramms nod ni6t feitgelegt ieien,
eg o6er in ser Sauptlade auf
sic &ebabilitierung un0 ni6t 10
lebr auf cine Silfsoftion bin.
auslaufe. Sn 0ns oworlGufige Yro-
qromm lit cine anleibe bon $780,
eingei6lofen, tuelfe Die
Il. g.. Smport @rport gant Deter
reid ~qepGbren ioa. Sic @eam-
ten ~erfldrten, Sab oie 0iterreidi-
Ide &egierung bereits einen emit
Ipredenoen Antrag nod @aib-
geidift babe, aber Die
Snmme m6gIid idglieBli6 ie nod
ben l~lmItdnoen 5miifen $4,000.
300 uno $75,000,000 idmanfen.
Sin geomter erfldrte, Dab uiel.
edit ENGLAND unO anOere 2anoer
meroen mogen, Die Gum
ne BON $15O,000,0 900 81 ermog.
gr oeutete an, Dab Die
6ilieleiitung Dielleidt re0n5iert
f0nnte, penn eS 5miIben
'er ruliiIten Gone uAo ben ans
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20

mintern oui5ul0ien, oQgemein ols
@eIte oes guten @iaens Den @elt-
mGften qegeniibcr begeiltert aui
genommen muroe, 10 lit man bier
Oaoon ii%ber5eugt, Dab gtosfnu Oieie
aommlnilten ni6tS onoereS olS elm
mibtiges Snitrliment 5rr 0ireften
ODER inoireften 9ontroae Der Com
jetpolitif betrndtet.
0tan lit lid Oaber in @aibiugton
flar barber. baB RuBlono nidt 90
germ miro, ole amerifontihen Som-
muniiten fir ieine auBenpoltiii6eu
3iele al benuBen, iolten lid Die Be
3iebungen Der bei0en 2an0er meter
perl6le6tern.
Sci ser 9eurteilung ser Somiet-
&olitif in Sen europGiiden 2dnoern
fin0et oieie ongenommene ge5ie-
.bung ser &ommlnilten 3u WoSfall
aud 0ouern0e 8eriidiibtigung.
9lus oieiem @ruiloe mnren bic
iige 9eomte frob barber, 0nB Die
&ommuniIten BEL Ben @ablen IN
6ranfreid in Oieiem Sabre feline 81
groBe S1lappe e~rlitten baben.
Man batte ndtnli1 befiirdtet, OaB
sic Bortei ourh &ontrole Der
bauptI16Giditen @emerfh often
6ronfrei9 labmgelegt ba6en miirOe,
bGttp lie mirfli9 an politii6er
Madt eingebiiBt.
Sn GbnIider @eiie beeinfluBt
aud sic 8eiorgniS 6ranfreids iiber
sic aommuniiten Oie A%uBenpoIitif
0es 2onoes. 6ranfreih 1T aus Die
lem @runoe meniger 9eneigt geme-
len, nit ben 8ereinigten Staten
un0 ENGLAND in elmer 9ppoiition
gegen SomietruBlanO 5uIammen 81
geben ais Die traoitioneael natio.
nalcn Sntereiien gebieten.
Sn oiplpmtiiden &reiien 8meifelt
man feinen glugen6lid Ooror, oaB
RuBlan0 Ieine Maht IN Nittel- urlo
SIteuropa olrd sic Communication
8arteien auSii6t, mdbreno Wfosfau
in on0eren Geilen Ser @elt bar
unter aud in Ser 8eitlihen Se-
milpbare L oieie 8arteien als Elm
SnItrument ieiner AuBenpolitif be-
nltBt.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
.remI bdlt at
&Ommnnilfen

@ol6ington - 0bpobl GuBlnnf
I'M &riege Die gomintern aufgelol
bat, 6meifeln Die 8ereinigten Staa.
ten feinen Augenblid 0nran 0af
8piiden Dem Gremt unO ben Som.
munilten in aller 8elt felte Ser
binoungen belteDen.
Aus oielem @runo miro in 81
plomatii6en &reiien erflart, onf
Die amerifanilhe &egierung ie6l
mobl nit Ser M0gli1feit fommu.
niitiider Agitation IN ben 8ereinig-
ten Stanten auf einen BON ben
Soipiets ausgeiibten 9rud bin -
rehnet, ioaten i'd Die Spannungeu
5mil1en Mosfau un0 @aibington
meiter D~eri6limmern.
8erItGrft miro man in oieier
Mnnabme nod in amerifanii6en
Greiien our6 oie aniprahe, Delde
9imitrii ManuilsfD Dor Dem 81
1erbeitsrat Der II. g. am 9ienstaa
9ebalten bot. MnnuilsfD, Der @u.
Benminilter Der Sonnet Ukraine
mo frii6ere 2eiter Der gomintern,
erfl1rte, es lei iest Belt, Der gn-
iidt Elm gnoe gu MAIDEN, OaB Die
Gommunilten in Ger @elt feinen
@influB baben. @ie er ausfiibrte,
boben oie Moiien in allen 2Gnoern
lpa6reno oes &rieges cine @elegen-
belt ge6nbt, lid bic &ommuniiten
an5nieben, uno ons &eIultat onbon
lei onB ole MnIlen ieBt ibr Ser
oen &ommaniiten ausoriif-
fen.
Sieiiee 8eomte betro9ten Ole
9erteioieung nidtruIiiider aom-
nuniiten ourd eiaen Sowietbeam-
ten ols cine aiiBeroroentlid freimii-
g%rfl1rung, 3umal Wosfau
nit oieien &ommlniiten
nidts gu tun baben min.
9bpobl Der gntl6luB Maridaa
StaIins, i'm Sabre 1943 Die Co
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Washington Journal., 1946-09-20
700 KantpfflMescm9c
rcttctcn GnelamN

2onoon Die Gegierung teilte
bier nit, Dab @nglono I'M Sabre
1910 MIR iiber 700 aampiilug8euge
perfiIgte, bon oenen piele ni6t ein-
nal Idnea genug wuren, I'M Die
beutiden Bomber einbolen al f0n.
men. uSdtte Oamals ole gerteiOi-
9ung periagt, Damn mare Die Snon-
lion erfolgt," erfldrte 2uftmaridaa
2oro 9onoing.
Die Gage mar 0amals bodlt
fritiid, uno Die meilten 6lug5euge
fonnten eS nur NIT 8ombern alf-
nebmen Die ni6t geidiibt paren."
2orO 9olpoing erfldrte, Dab er es
oamals onrdgeiebt babe, Dab 5ranf-
reid in oielen fritii6en Gagen feine
meiteren britiihen 6lug8euge er.
belt uffD fubr fort; SD DeiB, Dab
oieier 8eiAluB Dem Gabinett ldwer-
gefaaen lit, nber ib bin itber3eigt
oaB oies elmer Der groBen @enoe-
oes arieges mar. Sd muBte
feihteaen, Dab uniere ardfte wie
Salto in einem Stnnoenglas Ser
rannen, uno JAP mid ge5pnngen
elmer gr0Beren llnteritibung 6rant-
reidS 81 opponieren.
or erfI1rte, Die 8entihen bGtten
oomnls beabiidtigt, Die britiide
2uftipafie 10 melt gu idmaden Dab
lire eigene 2uftwaffe cine Snpaiion
our See mirfidm unteritiiben fontl-
te. 4lS Ser &ontpf auf Ser Sobe
NOR, 61tten oie 9eutiden meiBe
6lug6euge nit Dem 3eiden OeS &o-
ten 9rell3e benliBt, nm ibre 6lieqer
i'm &nnnl 81 retten, aber oie britilhe
Regierurg babe oarauf erfldrt, oaB
lie nidt ouloen fonne, Dab Slug
5euge 81 Hettungstaten 6enubt per-
oen. menn oieie 6lug5euge ipater
81 Angrifien benuBt weroen
fonnen.
500 bombing CAB in0eiien Der
Weinung Musouf, 0aB Die 0elitlden
Slieger beredtigt marer, oui bril-
tide 5lieger, oie nit Dem Sail
ii6er Gnglon0 abiprangen 81
i6ieBen, neil Oieie INNER nod alS
Rampfiol6aten angeleben perDen