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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-27

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Milford chronicle., 1946-12-13

Mrs. Mae Williams has been on
the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Lank and Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Bradley of Eel
ton spent Saturday in Wilmington.
Mrs. Dorothy StOkesbury spent
Thursday in Philadelphia
Mr.. Charles Carter of Philadel-
phia visited friends here on Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moore of
Lynch Heights spent Saturday
with Miss Helen Case.
Mrs. Amanda Holleger near town
had the misfortune to fall and
fracture her hip last week. She
is at the Milford Memorial Hospi-
tai.
Miss Emma Manlove has re-
turned to her home after spending
a week in Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Alice COverdale who has
been confined to her home fol
many weeks. is now on the imprOv-
ing list.
! Mr.. Frank r. Stevenson, US
Veterans Hospital. LivermOre, Cal
if. recently visited Dr.. and Mrs
j. b. Grier and while in town re
newed acquaintances with many o
his bOyhoOd friends.
Mr. Watson Belts of Albany. \
Y, is spending some time hero
with his mother. Mrs. |. W. Belts
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-13
HELPING HAND

BY T. A. Hall, Milford. Del.
Ii we, the sons of men.
Thought more OF others, then
Reached out helping hand,
And helped the weak to stand.
This world would be a place,
Where God could show how grace
Could work to mans good indeed
BY supplying his every need.
Now if you think | lie,
Just take the hint and try,
TO make some ones burden light
I'm sure you'll find | am right,
If this you've never tried,
Of course. you'll think I've lied.
Every time you hear me say,
Heavy burdens roll away.
And life seems more worth while
If with a helping hand and a smile
1--WE don't start in to preach,)
But walk close enough to reach.
And help our fellow man
Just try. you'll find you can.
I'm sure the Lord will bless,
And that's no idle guess.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-13

Mrs. Willard Todd has returned
to her home in Atlantic City, \. j.
after spending the past week with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. }.
Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Reed on Tues
day entertained a number of rela
tives at d birthday dinner at their
home in honor of their daughter,
Miss Ann Reed.
Six carloads of cinders have ar
rived at the local freight station
for town council, to be used on the
parking lot at Union and Magnolia
streets.
After several years absence from
orchestral work. George A. Good
win, OF this town. has organized a
group of musicians specializing in
dance and popular music. Mrs.
pianist. The rhythm section is
represented by Emil Pavlik, of
Milton, on the drums; Lester Hurd.
of Dover, electric guitar; Bobby
Sherman, of Milford, Hawaiian
steel guitar and string bass. and
Mr.. Goodwin doubling on tenor
sax and clarinet. The Organiza-
tiOn is known as "The HenlOpen
Rhythmeers" and has been engaged
to play at the RehOboth Country
Club each Saturday evening dur
ing the winter. They are playing
tonight (Friday) at the above
named club for the annual Christ
mas party and dance. given by the
nurses of Beebe Hospital. They
have several other private engage
ments booked for the coming hOli-
day season.
Services at Grace Methodist
Church next Sunday: Sunday
School at 10 AM, followed by
morning worship and sermon by
the pastor. Rev. Milton r. Elliott
The Junior Choir will sing spec
ial number. Evening wOrship-Sr
and Jr. NJ. Y. F. sessions will be
held at 700 O'Clock. Preaching nj
7:30. Everybody invited to at
tend services at "The Friendly
Church"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Crouch anC
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Cannon
were dinner guests at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Kopple, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles KOpple and Mrs
Clara Kopple. near Harbeson, ol
Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-13
FREDERICK

Miss Clarem0nd Belts of Will
mineton spent several days of last
week with her mother, Mrs. S. X.
Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford l.. Rentz
spent Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Lane are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of d baby girl born at the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Stella Wilcutts fell Satur-
dav morning at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Darby. She was
taken to the Milford Memorial Hos
pital.
Mrs. Mable Langrell and Mrs.
Sarah Langrell spent Thursday in
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palmer Of
Milford and Mr.. Boone Pnlmer of
Wilmington were guests OF their
mother. Mrs. Hattie Palmer, or
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leach are
home for the winter after spending
the summer months at RehOboth.
Mrs. J. B. DerricksOn left Thurs
dav to spend the winter months
with her daughter and son-in-law
in South Carolina.
Mrs. Sallie Williams spent last
week at New York City with Mr..
and Mrs. j. Rawlin.
Mr.. Herman Vinyard returned
home from the Hahneman Hospi-
tai last weekend and is getting
along fine
Mrs. Sarah Johnson of Seaford
Mr.. w. S. Davis of Dover, and Mr.
/ l.. Rawlin of New York were
weekend guests Of Mrs. Sallie Will
liams.
Mrs. James H. Morris is recover
inc from lagrippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Melvin were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Melvin Jr. Of Denton
Md.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Waga-
mon, ST., and Mrs. George NAL
com were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Blizzard, at Sails
bury, on Sunday.
Mrs. Nora Ennis, of Harbeson,
announces the engagement of her
granddaughter, Miss Charlotte Lin
go, daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Lingo, to Mr.. Charles
Jones, son of Mrs. Virginia Jones
and the late Charles G. Jones. of
Milton. The wedding will take
place in February.
Post No. 20, American Legion. of
Milton, has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Post
commander, l.. A. Darby; vice COM
mander, Douglas Hudson; finance
officer, George H. Johnson; SER
geant-at-arms, Earl Argo; custo-
dian. Raymond Twigg; service Of
ficer. John Hastings; historian.
Ray Turner; athletic officer, Rich
ard Wagamon; chaplain. John
Fisher. Commander Darby ap-
pointed as adjutant. Norman Law
son.,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Marvel have
sold their business at Red Mill and
have purchased of Floyd Reynolds
the farm near Milton, formerly
owned by the late Mrs. FonZa Rey-
nolds, and will make their home
there.
The Milton Fire Department has
purchased another fire engine tC
add to their fleet of four bumpers
one tank wagon with pump ana
one water wagon. The new pur-
chase is capable of pumping 75(
gallons of water per minute.
4 The Junior M. Y F. of Grace
Church have elected the following
officers: President, Catherine Par.
sons; vice president, Caroline Glen
daniel; secretary, Loretta Clendan
iel treasurer. Eleanor Jefferson
visiting committee, Lester Clendan
iel. Bobby Reed and Sonny Reed
publicity. Donna Belts and Gladly:
Jefferson. The councillors are Mrs
. Delmar Jefferson and Mrs. Lloyt
, Reed The Junior M. Y. F.'s NEE
: in Social Hall every Sunday eve
, ming at 700 o'clock Membership
is open to boys and girls between
l the age of 6 and II years.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Plummer O
= Milton, Del. visited Mr.. and Mrs
' Henry L. burst in Grantsville. Md
= over the Thanksgiving holidays
: While there they went deer hunt
? ing. Mr.. Plummer killed an eigh
5 point deer weighing 14S pound
: when dressed. Lou" says it's
wonderful experience.
Sylvester Legates is suffering sc
verely from an infected eye at hi
/ home near town.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-13
MILTON

The Woman's Society for Christ
ian Service of Grace Methodist
Church Tuesday night held their
regular monthly meeting with the
president, Mrs. Clyde Belts, pre-
siding. The following officers for
the ensuing year were elected:
President, Mrs Clyde Belts; vice
president, Mrs. Elizabeth Porter;
recording secretary, Mrs. GOldie
Owens; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Ann Welch; treasurer, Mrs.
Annie G. Crouch. The following
committees were named by the
church activities, Mrs. Lena john
son, Mrs. IDA Carpenter and Mrs.
FlOssie Hastings; Children's work,
Mrs. Ann Welch; Spiritual, Mrs.
NJ r. Elliott; Status of Women,
Mrs. Goldie Owens; Membership,
Mrs. Susie Reed Mrs. Annie Argo
and Mrs. Emma Vent.
Ernest NJ Jefferson. Home Life
representative of Milton, was
guest speaker at the annual ban
quet of the Seaford Chapter of the
Order of the Eastern Star, held at
Seaford Hotel on Tuesday even
ing. Charles f. Thackery, Jr.
formerly of Milton, was toastmas-
ter.
The Sussex County w. c. #. u
Institute met in Grace Methodist
Church on Thursday Of last week
and rendered the following pro-
gram: Call to order-COunty
President. Mrs. Ethel c. Wheatley
devOtions, Mrs. Bertha Jackson, OF
Milton; Greetings, Miss Sarah l.
Atkins. president of the Milton
Union; minutes of the last meeting
were read; panel discussion
Home Protection Thru Depart
ments" Spiritual Life Mrs
Mrs. Bertha Carey; -"Our Par
in Promoting World Peace" Mrs
George Andrews; Song; Depart
ment Plans Flower Mission ant
Relief. by Mrs. Ethel Davidson
Literature, by Miss Sarah L. At
kins, Religious Education. by Mrs
Mary Dickerson. Speech. Contests
conducted by Mrs. Marian B. Thorn
burgh; Union Signal and Youn;
Crusaders, Mrs. Frank Blades
nOontide prayer. The afternoon
program included Prayer ant
Praise; Membership, Mrs. Thorn
burgh; singing; offering duet b.
Rev. and Mrs. f. j. Hooking: ad
dress by State President. Mrs. IA
tie l.. B. Dockety; The Hope of tn
Future-L. T. L., Mrs. Thoma
Brinton: Y. T. c.. Mrs. Bessie vii
son; White Ribbon Recruits
Speech Contest by Milton group
song; benediction.
Mrs. Harry Wells was operate
on at Sibley Hospital. Washington
ID. c., on Thursday Of last week TO
removal of gall stones. She is re
ported as doing nicely.
Mrs. Roberta Reynolds. Mis-
Catherine PalsgrOve. Mrs. Mar
Walls and Mrs. Dorothy Burto
were Wilmington shoppers on Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hudso
entertained at dinner on Sunda
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Chesser an
Miss Catherine Parsons.
Mrs. Emma Legates was take
to Beebe Hospital, Lewes, on Fr'
day for treatment
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Parsons enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. William Short and son
Joseph. William Short, Jr., of Oak
ley. Miss Elva Marvel. of Cool
spring. and Mrs. Carrie Grow. of
Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Truitt are
making their home at Dewey
Beach. having moved on Tuesday
of last week.
Charles Barker spent several
days last week with his daughter
Mrs. Florence Tefft. and husband
in Amesbury. Mass. returning
home on Tuesday.
The annual Christmas exercises
will be observed at Zion Methodist
Church on Sunday evening, Decem-
Der %
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hinckley are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Steele
and children of Long Island, n. Y.
Mrs. Alice COverdale and daugh-
ter entertained relatives from
Chester and New Castle over the
weekend.
Mrs. Max Harrington was taken
to the Kent General Hospital Sun
day.
The WOmen's Society for Chris
tian Service met at the church on
Friday evening at s o'clCcls with
Mrs. Sadie Moore. Mrs. Edith Mel
win and Mrs. Julia Camper enter
tanning after a business session
with Miss Case giving talk on In
dia. Christmas carols were sung
A Christmas party followed, each
member receiving a present from
Our Big Sister.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bostic of Will
mington spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Melvin, Sr.
Mr.. Roscoe Lanfston- of the Bon
we'll House of near Andrews Lake
returned from visit to New York.
Mrs. Margaret Moore has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Newell Isaacs at Wakefield at An
drews Lake.
Marie Todd of fredericksburg, Md.
spent the weekend with Mrs. Mary
Joseph of Andrews Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Camper ana
two daughters of Haddonfield, n. j..
have been the guests of Mrs. Annie
l.. Camper of near Bowers.
Mrs. Annie l.. Camper OF near
Bowers has been recent guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Short of
Rehoboth for a turkey dinner.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
80 parteicn fms in
Japan c~ntitanNeh

1ofio. - SIT 9eridt iiber Den
stono Ser Dil1ge in Sopon erfl1rtH
General Weac art6ur, Dab bas iapo
niif)e Golf 0urd Den ale Qebensge.
biete crfaIlen0en Championships
on3u oetrieben murce, ieine neli er-
rltl9ene Greibeit jii gebroltden. Mac
art9nr JOB 9offnung in Ben folgen-
sen Qatiaden.
80 politilde Yurteieli fino alll oeli
joponiIfen Stamminieln ~entitalloen
Sic 9reiIe bat Gnrlanentslibungen
ourd) beftigc &ritif belebt, cine &ritit,
0ie frirber mi6leiDslos mtteroriidt
mliroc; Sic arbeiterihoif bot i1r 9e6t
ouf Observation-Disclosures 9elteii0
genaft; Die Ballern babelt i'd Der
@roBgrulObciieer enOleoist. Ste
mols 5tuor lit ouS politiidr SITTER
eIie III Sapan 10 p~ielfditig mo Der.
breitrt gelueieu", erfldrte NC art6ur.
@oaS neue 3edt ser &eoe- uitO Srgn-
niIationStrefeit ba6en ii1 Ianlelloe
5linllbe genadSt."
Dfnc grtbur berid)icte @ferter, oaB
Die 8nlleru ~peitge6enO 2%ebensniittet
oitigeltapelt uilo &eis rent Sfleid)-
banoel 5ugeliibrt baben itdtt nit benz
9lnn ser Hsoierung gum Anfuuf uito
CUR GerteiIung fooperiert gu 1oberi.
Gorin wuroe ein @runO 5u o~enfbdrer
9un8erSnot geiebeil.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
&uIcn iu6el1
0erltduoi9un9

Seem gorf 5pmiet-Botidofter
Anorei 81. @ronpfo p~erltdnoigte
offi8ien ben 6iderbeitsraf Der Ser.
Notionen, oab elit nebereiflfonlnlelt
smilden Somiet- &ublnn0 lllo Sron
fir Ben 0fiid5ug ser ruHiihen Grtp.
ben ~getruffen mlir0e nn0 erllid3te
Oaber, ben 6aa Sron bon Der Agell-
oa gu Itreiden.
StoatSiefret1r Sanles S. 9DrneS
mioeriette lid Iofort benz ruliiidelt
Gprldlog uno prfldrte nit felter
Stimnte: sd itimine niht nit Der
MnIi6t Sopiet : NuBLonos therein"
Mnes 0eutet oarnuI bin, 0nB ole
eigentlide Gebnitolung oes .rulltlhs
irnniIfen Outputs crit nlorgen be-
gtnnt, pieneidt uber io9nr nod wei-
ter binausgeidobert miro. Pile Wtit-
glie6er oes GiderbeitSrntes monen
nGmIif aif oieier ~eritell lRSSit-
surtg in ben 8ereinieten Staaten ben
Sauptnodorud nif cine 6ornaulie-
rung nuf LANCER Si6t giiltiger
@run0i1se iegen, ltntt auf Die Dis
FULTON eincs nugcitbIidIidell afutelt
Hrnblems.
Berid,te, monad sic &uiien cine
Meltoeritng in Der Geto . &egelung
befiirmorten. mltroen BON bobcn
uHO Gltnftion1ren nidt lebr ernit
aenomnen. Gor mebreren Tageti,
10 iogfen ne, babe Elm Sefretdr
@rompfoS 0ieieil Eunft ~infcrnreff
mebreren Wiitglieoern oes GotS Dor.
aelegt. @r 1T uidt oireft Dor ben
Siherbeitgrot gefoituten uno 0iirfte
oitd nift porgebrnht mer0en. Die
Mu(Ien ioGen porgeihIngen bnben,
Dab eifte Der ,,@roBen Siinf" @atio-
nert Die eiren Diiput nit eillenl an
bren 2ofto hnben, berehtiat lei. od-
riiber ab5nitinnter, Of Die 9oiltro-
berie in oo9 @ebiet Der 1Giipute"
poer Ser ..2aqcn" qeh0re.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
sursMArM M
N~bFFak
N ~eshPANY7
M4I4A-

ter, in oenen Bis beute nod feine
Henoronlng ocs fremoiprndlid)en
ltnterrid)ts qriol0t it, aelpilie Refor-
men 0urdfiibren miro. gaer0ings ers
geben iidr oabai nlanderlai Sdmieri9-
feiten. 8eun Der Stlloent ctpn ~
Mpheritnoen dui Dos gtilolnm ei-
ner 6relnoiprode permeaoen lol,
fol1il er oas mir bel 8ernutldiligultg
zines an0ern Observation-Disclosures, mas
notiirIid] sen S%tuoienplan beeinillll-
lcn niltB. .Iie grteilung Oes lliIter.
rid)tS III fleineren @rltppeIt nriB not
meiroieermeiie 3tr anitelunq Oon
ntebr 2gb frdften iiibreiL mas mie0er-
Inn cine geloitlng Oes Budgets be-
oelltet. 9ie liorfere Betonilng oes
miin0liden 8ebrauds Der Spradle,
6eIonoers Der uleinige Gebrou6 nes
Miinolifen in ocn erite1i @odlen o0er
Monntelt, uilo Die BeDor5ltlung 1el.
er Qeicit0ffe madt Die 0erausGabe
nelier gebrbiidler crforoerlidl. Yei
Dem ge9etnpdrtig nod Derrldenoen
Supiermall9el iiro Der nod nidt gnil5
aefl1rcn Gage 0es Sprohunterrid)tS
taben Sic Terleger bis6er nod feline
srobe 9ege;iterultg iiir Die Seralls.
gahe nelcr 2e9rbiiher ge5eigt, 10 onB
ser beitebenoe Mlngel all guten uatO
erpyohteu giifern beute nod benz.
memo All Sen llnterrid,t iuirft. IS lit
ieood) onsunebtnen. OaB idon III ab,
lefbarer 3eit Mbbilie geihniIen iuer.
Orn miro. 5n einigen llniDeriit1ten,
Mioll0ers in iold]en, Die fiir ibre Ser.
Jude Oel6mittel aus Stiitungen er-
bnlten bubeil. beoient nlon iid lleuer
Wioihiuer, Sic it'd i'm Spradunter-
ridyt ser MilitdritlrOenterL beiud9rt la-
ben uu0 es Dem Stpoierenoen ernlog=
lidetL iib aud obtte 2cbrer inn MIND
liGen @ebrolld) Der frenloen Sprad,e
81 oerpoafomnllen. gr fniul Die mn.
iter1aite Iusiprad)e pie0er mo inl-
nler nieoer boren uno Dann ioiort
ielblt eiie aufndDnie madcn, Die ibm
Seigt, mie ilnbe er Dem 9eborten Oii.
tier folnnit. Die 6ortldritte ser lee-
ten Monote oeuten an, oaB aud arr
oieienl @ebiet nod uiel Braftiihes'
5u errparten 1T. 90 fam jlrionmeli
fnIiero 9eiogt meroen, OaG Der innto.
prndlide llnterridlt in 3lifunit bel
Ieidt mebr Beohtung faroen oiirite
ais bisber, uoraus8eltt. oaB aud
on5 all5eublidIih ferrldenoe Snte.
reiic Der Sugeno nid)t erlabnlt. Sol.
ZEN mir, Dab aud INNER mebr hinge
Seitte iih Dem Gehtifitloium jlnpell.
Denl
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29

itbt Gritii

Sumburg auf elmer fonmii-
niitiid)en Merchandising iprnd)
SrieoridJ Gettmaim, Giibrer ser
9ommuniitii6en 8nrtei Gfutid)-
LIMBS in oer engIiihen @eiasungs-
some. gr ingte H.. a.:
o8ir noren INNER ser Iltiiht,
Dab Ole grndbrung ser europdiifen
uibo be0iirftiger auBereurop1iidger
2aipoer unter MitbiIfe OeS reiden
gmerifa oltf m~inOeiteus 1900 anfo-
rien 9ebolten iperocn f0rne. Nir
Listen unierc &oFfnung biltiibtIif
Der QebenslnitteIbiEfe oif NrDenti-
nten. Aber ictt erfliren lie uus,
iie fonnten nidlt beEfen."
@%eqeflp1rtig fperoen in &C. Gfiti.
idJei1 8eiabunos5one lie gng un6 lie
9opF Der 8cpolferitl,g etipd 1000
GnIorien Mobriingsmittel gegeben.
Wieoer fie[ cine Wienge bon ettpo
500 9erionen iiber einen @iiter3ue
fer, Der NIT Gohlelt beln0elt mar.
Gin lle6erfoIlfornmonoo Der PoGiSei
nobm 3fp0If gerbnftlingen Dor uno
5er(treiite Die Menge.
Miid) ereigneten iit mieOer meb-
rerP lleberf1lle ollf 2ebensmitteIge.
ld6fte. Mus elmer 8dderei iDlr0e
mebr ais cine Come WsebI geitoblen.
I'm mebreren Gtenen iDuroen &iib.
iler un0 Runinden eeitobletl. 2ieier-
m,apt, mtrAeu chemicals n~ndph,Itr1f.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
rSuOeubab CROP
IN europa"

Ntcm gorf Die 9iaiiantbeOrien
ser 0oiis iibcridnttrn INNER nucD
bic emit BON Den SitIcrtrippen be-
icbten 8sbiete Guropas, 10 erfl1rte
gln0eSrifter Situon $. &iffinO IN
ieinem eriten 9eritt, oen er nod
fiinfmtoilatiger Arbeit ais Sonoer.
beruter' fir iiiOiihe angelcgenbeiten
bei Der omeritnniif)en Gffitpotious
orlnee bier critottete. Seiner lleber-
5eiugltilg nnd babeu it'd Bic Sitter.
SrrIebrcn in Der @eooufempelt Gil.
ropas Icit eingcniitct itno biIoen irl-
mer nod einc't geitan0tefl 0es tag.
Iid)en @ortIhobes oes 9eb0lferlng.
Eos gebt iotpeit, oob ioeor Ole iiioi-
iden Gpfer ieue ausoriide oniucn-
0enl
&iAter GiffifO mes Onroiif bin,
0oB Der 4niielibaB nod iest i'll Der
Seele Giiropos 10 Itorf peroitfert 1T,
0oB Ole beiulotIoien SnOer nift Do
ron oenfen f6llner. iid) ein norma-
les Qeben ouf Dem Sentiment olif5lt-
bolien. gllidl Bic griiten5 in rem
5prsiallagern fir iiiOiide OEs
displaced 9crioii) lei faunt eine
notiirlid,e 5u ncilielt. lllo Oieie So.
ger nliiBten 10 raid pie moglid) ge-
id)Ioiirn mepocn. Mioererieits abcr
beSeiduete er Die bloBe S0ee, Oie
SiiaIien tpieoer inter Der Oelttiflen
@cuOIferltng au5iiieoIen ais ,,cincs
Ser g05ten 8erbrehen". Sic ultouS4
meidIid1e NbbiEfe bieriiir iei Ole TO-
fortige Mu5ponoerllng uno Neitan.
iie0Iune ser o%rrtriebenen SuOeli
Gieie OiiyTe nid)t mebr eiuen ein5i8cl
Gag ldnger hinuiis9eihobeil lpcrOfl
meilu ttan @cfobren prrnei0cr mol
te. @neiu sic @pfinllng bieroui bolt(
0ie MoroI ser 0HS aufredlt, unO Oit
! anQlo.amerifoiliide 9ominiiiion 10
be Iifl ieIbit oauon iiber3eu9t onB DIT
Mebr3ab[ ser bcimotIoIen Siloe1
: mad, 9al1Itinu iiit0 ser lleberreit il
sic 91noer Ser msitIiden Salbfli8el
! gebrnd)t wertoen miiiie.
8tTfino erfldrte mfrrner, 0oB irr.
tiim[ihe 3oblenanguben ilhGr 0as
i Su0pnprobtem gurnpaS genlod)
t1noroen Ieien. gs qebe im gun5el
MIR 100000 G8s oller Geotiolel
IN Geutidlono, lpoDon iif) 100000
: in ser onerifoitiid1en gone ollibiel
: ten. gber bacon ieien iowobl II
, Ientihlono mie in 9eiterreid) rltl
J tO0, 900 Siorn, oorlnter $4,000 il
{ Der onrrifnniidan 3one IN Dentld
lono. Gie @elan1tbeit Der jiioilfel
: geooIferiing in europa bon
. Qanol bis gum 8orfriegs9ebiet Stub
| Iou0S - ltrtFoiie MIR 100000
} Scdls Miaioneu Su0en tpurNen ool
oen No3is umgebroft.
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
Ocipaunte
Debate

9(tlontic GitD, q. s. Slt ether
geiponnten Sislng oet lt9tG&A bier
beiuarfen Iid ser polniide urtO Der
britiihe Gelegat bel Der Gr0rterutg
ser oeIifnten Sroge, mas nit 0en
politiifcn 6Iiidtlingen eei6eben
loft, 0ie iih nod inuner in nilit1ri.
ld)en un0 in ugt9fHI : 2ogern in
europa b%efinoen 9eeenieitig nit
Acknowledgment.
Ger polniife BobLfn6rtsminilter
San Gtnnc5pf bebouptete, ooB Die in
0er britiihen Gone l6eS Oieides lid
befin0eu0en A~uslanoer. mel6e ibrer
@einlat olirh Deit arieg ettinlr5elt
morben iin0, elmer ibltemutiifen
propaganda BON unneronttuortlid)eit
lturubeltiftern untermorfen nerOen,
sic benliibt iiiro, eilleit 1telen arieg
all5u3etteln".
8olen berilldt altf ser bieiigelt
apnferen3, Sen 6lii6tlin9en ll9i&s
@al &ilfe 81 eft5ieben, ,,io ooB Die
forperIid tuugliden 2eute mad 9dlt-
ie geIdidt merOen fonnen, oanlit 1ie
bein @ieoerdufbau fires SnnoeS be-
id)dftigt DerOen."
Der britii6e Gelegnt, Stnatsmi-
uiiter G9ilip Noel-gafcr, erfl1rte
0oralf:
,gSir ldben III Oielem Grie9e fir
ole 6reibeit oeS gil5elnen gcfdlnpit.
@ir roten nift, lie iebt SIT opiern.
England lit 9egen einef Hlufl, oltrd)
oen sic 2eiite in Pin ibnen feinoielig
aeIinntes 2airo geitoBelt neroen,
obne cine @OsIidfeit gum Scben gu
baben."
Obrpobl Ser ruifiide GeIe9ot Oo-
aegen @iniprud erbob, beihloB Die
bier toqcnOe llgeR9fa : aonferen5,
sic ruiiiihe HeaiiiitionSpolitif in
0ltcrreid 81 0tsfutielsi
Ser 8oridlog, oie ruiiiihe OF
fupntionspolitif III 0eiterreih 5u
6eSpred1fn, tplir0e bon bent Sanpt-
auslduB Der llgff9fA unterbreitet,
Ser feitItenen tpil. pelde Birfunaen
sic riiiiiden 9equiiitionen ouf Die
Beoolferung bon 0eitPrreih ulio olif
oos ll9i8@M- Grooromm fir Better
reid oiis iiben.
g. S. 6eonob, Der Gelegat @uB-
LAMBS, er6ob giniponO gescn ben
GOridlaa, uIsais jsH 4oasy
Washington Journal., 1946-03-29
2lpG ~bcieblnenakmtt rent'
Idpc Mrhcberrcdbte

8nibingIpn II Snmcs 6. Mnrf-
bant, Nerfpalter oli8ldnoiiher Ser
moaen (9lYG), beldlaena9mte bic
llrbrbcrred)te (Gopprigbts) Oeiitiher
Northumberland Der Sabre 1885
Bis 1915. Sic 9eihlngnabinc miro
oomit bcariinoet, DOB amerifnniideit
8ifIenihnftlern Der 3ugnilg 81
0rlltIhen lpiiienidnftlihen Goridun-
gen m1breno Der &rieasSeit geiidlert
meroen Ione. Sic @rlaubnis 6iir
8ieoergdbe Iolden WtaterialS miiroe
nod ben @run6ias erfoIgeM Nad-
rude 81 ermutigen.