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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-30
PLAIN CITY
BY MRS. BERrHA TAYLOR

Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Stauffer,
sons Dick and Jim from Bristol,
Tenn, and Miss Lulu Schwartz,
of Newark, are the holiday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Spiger and
son, George.
Mr.. Sim Sheehan and daugh-
ter, Miss Anna, are visiting relat
lives in Pennsylvania
Mrs. Anna Peters is spend
ling the winter in Tucon, Ariz. She
will be the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Paul Burnem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uri Comerol, and
Mrs. Julia Walker left last week
flor Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Lewis are
in Pasadena, Calf. for months
visit with relatives.
i Mrs. David Sutherland called
on friends in Washington c. H.
one day last week.
Mrs. Sylvia Sells, a teacher in
the Plain City schools was on the
sick list last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Steinhau
and family, of Cuyahoga Falls
were in Plain City one day last
week calling on friends.
/ Donnie and Dickie Reece, OF
Worthington, visited last week
with their grandparents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Herbert Reece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Divid Gammell
of Columbus and Rucile Lee, o1
Dayton, were guests Christmas
Day of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Lohr and daughter, Mary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayle Noteman
of Chicago, ILL.,, are visiting relat
ives in Plain City during the holi
days.
Bob Loomis arrived home from
Duke University, last week anc
is spending the holiday vacation
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
IClie Loomis.
Miss Elizabeth Carter teache
! in the Bridgeport Conn. schools
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sin
! Parker.
Miss Mary Fairbanks and Mrs
Bertha Taylor were dinner guest
Christmas Day of Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Elsom and family, of Ostrand
er.
/ Miss Bess Feather is home from
| Gary, Ind, visiting her Mother
Mrs. Olive B. Feather.
Mr.. Harry Schoby, who was in
/. jured in an auto wreck some tim,
, ago, has returned home from tn,
E hospital and is reported as gettini
along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Chandle
entertained the following guest
Christmas Day: Mr.. and Mrs. r
: B. Chandler and family, Mr.. AM
! Mrs. Bill Chandler, all of Colum
bus, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hemi
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Converse
! of Plain City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Woodruff
spent Christmas Day with Mr.. an,
Mrs. Carol Woodruff and family
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-30
WOODSTOCK
Euchre Party

Euchre Party
Mrs. George Lincoln entertain
ed friends at her home Saturday
evening. Euchre was played until
a late hour and refreshments were
served. Mrs. Hurleigh Bates and
fClaude Dunham received awards
for high score and Paul Howard
received the consolation award
Other guests were Mrs. Hurleigh
bates, Mrs. Dunham, Mrs. Paul
Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Grew
Iiston, of North Lewisburg; Mr.
and Mrs. Than Madden, of Ur-
bana; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McMahill
Mrs. D. w. Sharp, Mrs. w. H
SHARP, Howard Martin, Mr.. ano
Mrs. E. M. Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs
George Ingram, Mrs. F. H. Bates
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Keller.
Christmas Party
Miss Katherine Botkin enter
tanned with Christmas party al
her home Saturday evening. Dane
! ing and games were enjoyed un.
| til a late hour. Gifts were ex'
changed and refreshments of ice
cream, cake and candy were serv
ed. The guests were: Roger Gamer
Gene Hodge, Mary Jane Mccoy
and Henry Westfall, of Mechanics
burg; Jesse Redding, of Urbana
Patsy Stanley, Bob Deere, Flora
Berry, Marietta Murray, Tracy
Shoemaker, Larry Thompson, A,
nita Turner, Kenneth Stanley, Ar
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-30

thur Halteman, Betty 10 McCar-
ty, Harry McMannis, Barbara
Hayes, Donald Cauley, Billy Tur-
ner, Jimmy Westfall, Viola Watts,
Edward Watts, Phyllis Winner,
and Joy Black.
Sewing
Fifteen ladies of the commun-
ity met in the Universalist church
parlors, Thursday and sewed for
the children of Mr.. and Mrs. How
| ard Turner, who lost all their
clothing in a fire that destroyed
their home last Friday. They are
making their home with Mr.. Tur-
ner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Turner, until house is available
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Gordon are
announcing the arrival of a son,
born Saturday in White Cross
hospital, Columbus. This is the
second son and has been named
Mark Howard Mrs. Gordon was
formerly Miss Lenore Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert PEPPER are
announcing the birth of a son
This is the first child, and weigh
ed eight pounds. Mrs. Piper was
formerly Miss Phyllis Seaecave.
Robbery
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Houser
residing one mile west of Wood
stock, were robbed of all THEN
christmas present, Tuesday even
ing, when someone broke into
their home, while they were away
delivering some gifts. They lef
home at Z p. m. and returned al
Ill p. m. to find their presents
gone and the Christmas tree de,
molished.
christmas Dinners
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lincoln en-.
tertained, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lin.
coin and daughters, of Mechan
icsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Avery
Murry and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stillings anC
son Billy, of Columbus, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Pearl Kennedy, of Mechan
icsburg, were guests Of Mrs. Marg
aret Kennedy and family.
Mrs. Henry Westfall and daugh
ter, Merle, entertained Mr.. an,
Mrs. Than Madden, of Urbana
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Westfal
and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Smith
guests were Philip Smith, of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fet.
and son, of Urbana; Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Hefferline, of Urbana, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Oberdier ant
son Robert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Turner en-
tertained with a family Dime
Sunday. The guests were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Turner and son, o
Mechanicsburg, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Turner and Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Turner and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keller
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernes
Vaughn, Cleveland; and Mr.. an
Mrs. Dwight Keller and son Jim
mie, Mr.. and Mrs. Kalor, of Leh
anon, and Mr.. and Mrs. Richar
Stanley and family.
Mrs. d. w. Sharp and Mrs. w. +
Sharp were guests of Mrs. N. F
DWyer in London.
Mrs. Edna MCMILLAN was
guest at the George Lincoln hom
in Mansfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McMahil
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-30

Dinner Guests
Mrs. Don Robinson entertained
with dinner party Sunday even
ing at her home, hcnoring the
birthday of her husband. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell
Robinson, Of Kenton; Mr.. and Mrs
Mike Corrigan, Miss Delphine
Coe and Francis Bahan, of Col
umbus; Ed Kaufman, Milford
Center; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kem2
. PET, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pullins
and Mrs. James Westfall.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-30

of Calunbtis.
Mr.. Charles Cantner has return.
cd from Bradford, after two
weeks visit with relatives.
MIR. Fred Humphrey, of Cable
visited his brother, Earl Hurnph
Trey, and family last Monday ant
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-30

Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Sheehan, Mrs.
tOlive Feather and Miss Bess
Feather were Christmas dinner
guests of Clue Curry and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Laird and daughter,
Mary Lee.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-30

went to Cincinnati Monday and
visited with their son, James Nc
Mahill, and family, until Christ
mas daV
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-30
PUBLIC SALE

As the undersigned is quitting farming leavin
will sell at public auction at his farm located miles
miles north of Delaware IA miles east of Inskeer
| Ashley -Radnor road, on
Washington Journal., 1946-11-22

Iogte, Die Sdlnht lei i'm @olge un0
ore lStealutgen Der Nngreiier 0e9nten
iid 10 &iloometer 0itlih unO moro.
lid bon A~rf)ongbelos aus.
Die 3eitungen Oulidten Elm militd-
RIDES 9%omnumiqlte ab, nod neld)em
Die 9lngreiier in eilrer Giefe bon itber
elmer MfeiIc in bic gried)iihe Sertei-
oigullgsitealtilg e%ingeOriingen icien.
Glteaen. Die Dem griediiden arl-
COMMITTEEMAN nobeItebeiL beboltp-
rem, itgoilalpiife 1rltppelt ieien OIL
Die griediide @reit5e iberon9e5ogeil
morOen, ibre St6rte lei a6er nidt be-
tonnt.
DieIe friegerii6en 8eridlte iolOen
iDrcn 8iOerboa inn 9orlament, wo
Der reptblifoniide expeditions fiibrer
Sop6ofles GeniSeIoS bon nellem Die
9iIOrng zines 9oolitionsfabinetts
berIongte, ga MIR Elm iolf]es in Der
Gage lei. nit Der gegenrudrtigen Sril(
ferti9 5t mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-22
vertruUensvOtUlnI
fuer AttIee-Regime

2onOon ~ Ntit 353 20 Stlmmen
ipraf Oos engliidse ~llnterbalis Der
Arbeiterregierung fiir Die 6iibrung
Ser auBenpolitif @roBbritannlens
oas Gertraueu aus, nodoem Mini-
iterpralioent glttlee Die 9ei6nloi9ung
5uriidgewieien botte OaB @roBbritan-
MEN un0 ole Ser. Stdaten gegen
SomjetruBlano s%emeiniame Sa6e
maiden.
gas llnterbous bat GAO Mit9lie-
Der. IS miro geiddbt, oaB iid 100
bis 100 4bgeoronete Der Arbeiter-
.partei Ser Gimme ~entbolten baben.
Dele %gbgeoronete Der aonlerpatipen
p~erteioigten gemeiniam nit attlee
Die NuBenpolitif 8euins. @inlton
Gburd]ill nobm al Der Bnrlaments-
iitung nidt tell.
Die ouBenpolitiid)e Gebotte muroe
ourb cine Geoe oes. oppolitionellen
: @6georoneten r.. 8. 9. groB-
man ~aufgel0it. GroBman erfl1rte,
Washington Journal., 1946-11-22
$50 iAiittclt sic
KcmtmtmniItcn al

Ntlantic gitD, 9te 1916 Ge-
forOgetpinne Der 8roBunternebmtn-
gen firo fir Ben 8eltonO ser 8erei-
Stnoten cine gr0Bere 8e0ro-
Iblina ais Der Ronrnmlnismis, erfl1r-
te Bbilip Mltrrop ouf Der Groff-
nlngsiitlng DeS 8. ESQ Sobresfpn-
greiieS. or fiinbigte ~gIeid8eitig an.
Dob Der GSO I'M Sabre t947 fir DO
6ere Qo6ne lttro @ebdlter f1rlpien
luer0e.
An ser a%onferen5 nebmen $50
Delcgierte tell. $50 &rdiioent Mtlir-
ran FOB in ieiner einIeitenoe &e0e be-
lolt0ers 6erpnr:
/. Die Souptaufgnbe Der s. Sob
resfonferen5 lei oie Iusor6eitung
zines Blanes fiir Gobn- lno @ebnlts-
eubo6ungen.
,. Die &eingelpinne ser amerifa-
niifen Snouitrie ieien nod Ab5lt9
Ser Steuern I'M Sabre 1916 oreimn[
10 bod mie i'm Sabre 1889, ndmlif)
is Miaiuroen Dollars.
3. Dieie 8rofite Der omerifaniidyen
Snouitrie ieien eine ,groBere 9ro.
bltng, ols irgenOeine anOere @efobr,
Sic ientols oas nmertfoniide golf be-
orobt bot"
A. Die 8ortei Ser &epublifaner be-
eo6e eilen 9roBen >Srrtum", penn
Tie ser Meinung lei, i'm 8abliieg 9e-
be ibr oas &eht, Sic 4rbeiteri6aft Der
gereinigten Stoaten ans Grel5 81
i6logen".
Ole Soodfonjuttur lit i'm @un-
ge". iogte Murrap. ,@enn oieier
8rUfitfoaer m~eiter9ebt, lit sic Wirt-
haftsfriie unpermei0bor.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-22

table oui 9eriouen inter q Sobreiti
fitr misunderstanding Itellte iif oas
Ger6dltnis aui 1870 iiir 8ergeual-
tiaunaen uuf 25,S%o, utO fiir &aub.
onfd(le ouf 2S,4%. Gergliden nit
oenn aIei6en 3eitobihnitt OeS 8or-
io6res 6ot bic 3o6l Der Serboitungen
bon Sltgenotihen i'm 9lIter BON 49,
20 SSo9ren um 2t.5% 5ugenontmen.
Mn Ser aonferen3, Die, tuie Glorf
bort oeii Miisgoirg zines ener8ild'en
6elOAlaes 5ur gefdmpfultg Oieies
llebels bil0en miro, mer0en iiber L.
600 8crtreter non gunOes., Staats-
unO Ortsbe60roen, lolpie prtuoter
Srqaniiutionen tetlnebmen.
Gas 3iel ser &ouferen5 lit es,
&idtIinien ieit5ulegehnad Oenen lid
0ie ~ein5clnen 8eborOen bel Scr 8e.
fGmpirng 0es iugenOliden 8erbre-
d)ertltms ri6ten founer.
Die &eiultote ser oreitd9igen
8erbun0liulgen perOen i'm gan5en
9onOe befonntgegeben merOen. llno
man BORT Grudidrtitcn 81 Ueroffent.
Iidelt, welhe ieoer 0ffeutfihen II. pri-
uoten 8eboroen Don gtuben iein mer.
Den.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-22
rs l1IMniticnsInbriecn
IN Bayern e~cIprcnet

Berlin Anfang 9e3. IoIlen in
Bdpern % MunitionSiabrifen ge-
lpret9t neroen, Die uor ben Rotio.
nolio5ioIiiien iiir ole SerItellung bon
GrploiiuItofien gebout moroen limo,
maft bic II. 9. Milit1rreaieruna
Iiir GeutidlGonO in ibrenl Iebten 80
denberidt 6efannt.
Sic meiiten oieier 6obrifen iino
nlterirOii6e anlngen. Alle % Sc
triebe maren bombeniifer onQeleat.
Grren s. McSunfins, Gbef ser
Mbteilluig fiir Heporutionen un0 3er.
ltorlng Der ariessbetrie6cn. 6e5eidl-
net oieie Sprenguigen ais 0as qroB-
te Broieft Oieier 9(rt, oas 6isber MI
ternonlmen mor0en lit.
O~faid)inen, @erf5euge uno aloere
5abrifeinridtun9sg oie
tlir frieolid)e 3nede 8erpen0uno
fiioen f0nnen, iin0 6ereits ans sen
6abrifen entfernt moroetl. sic mer.
Den uon Der Snternlliierten Aepo.
rntlonsa9entur uufs Disqualification.
TO genomnlen.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-22
''UnerkIuerter Krieg
in G~riechenIund"

9t9en - No1Dem bier 8eridte
iiber Sample 5pilhen &egierun9S-
trllppen unO 9onoen Der 9taoifolen
in ser gtGbe Der iugollomilden
@ren5e eingelauien woren, fon-
ferierten @ertreter Ger Hegierung
ni6t MIR nit politiiden uno millta-
ridden 6iibrer1, lonOern oud NIT
Sfii5ieren Der britiihen Sffupa.
tionsormee.
Die 9ltltdn0e an Ser @ren5e lat
len nod Der @rflGrung bon 9eom-
ten ,,arf einen unerflGrten arieg
gegen @rie6enlono" binnus, uno Die
8emit6ungen ser Gn0ifolen moger
oarollf ab5ielen, Salonifi unO gana
E6ro3ien ab3ui6neiOen. 6olgenOe
MaBnubmen muroen g%etroffen:
t.. Gp~nitontin RoOopoulos, Der
@eneralgouperneur BON Ma5eoonien
ser aud Dem &n6inett o%ngebort.
fIog mad Solonifa al, Inn BORT nit
Dem 8remier SiolooriS Dem ariegs-
miniIter 9ragoumis mo amOeren
8enmten uilo 6iibrern Der Sppoii-
ton 81 fonferieren.
2. 0ragoumiS ridtete an Die
6ii6rer ser Sppoiition einen ZIP
pei, iid an Sen Gonferen3en ilber
Die ernite Gage ST. 6eteiligen. Sic
itimmten 3ll, uno elmer Ser Sppo-
iitionsfii6rer, Ser friibere 8remier
aoneGopoulos, flog nad Salonifa
ab, Inn Die Gage on Ort u1O Steae
fennen3ulernen.
3. Ser Stobshei Spilitopoulo5
fonferierte Ionge nit General 9.
9. &nmlins, Dem 6iibrer Ser briti-
ihen Militdrmiiiion, ser lid Oann
nit General &ennetb CRAWFORD, Dem
.aommnnoeltr Der britil1en Sruppell,
in 8erbinOllng Iebte.
4. 9Laen oaiierten Re9ierungen
lit mitgeteilt mproen, OoB oie Gage
an Der @ren5e ouf einen uterfl1rten
arieg b%inn1sl1uft. Sun0erte Iino
in sen RGmpfen 3ipiihen Ben Sritp-
pen Ser &egierung ltno oen bon ibr
MS communication 8anoen" be-
jeidneten @egnern getotet iporOen.
Sm Horloment rei6ten 13 W1it.
cine Geiolttion ein, in mel.
fer oerlnngt puroe, Dab Gialoaris
zine nelte MISUNDERSTANDING biz
zen ioa, UNI Der ariie gu begegnen".
8ie man borte, ipielen iid UNI
zen 8eiis oes Gorfes Sfrn, oas
eilem ioit un5ugdngIi6en @ebiet
eds Neilen BON Ser jugoilomiiden
liegt, ihmere Sample ob.
IS liegt an Der 8ergitrnBe, Die fir
inc Snoniion aus oem Noroen in
Ter Gi6tling altf Salonifi benust
Der 4ngriff nuf Oas 8orf
ouroe Dor 5tpei Eagen bon 1000
)eonn unternomnlen, un0 bis iebt
olen 43 griediihe Soloaten unO
90 @egner gefa1en uno so Man-
Ter, 5rnuen uno &inoer, Oie lid OH
EN- admpfen beteiligtenJ getotet
iein.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-22
Schwere VerIuste
fUer '~'EindringIinge'

lSulonifL @riedenIano, @rie.
dtid)e 2dnotrluppen loaen inter
6lllg5eu9berit6rfling fein0Iiden
Streitfr1iten Die ais ,,@inorinalid)e~
be5eidJnet mer0eil, Idmere 8erllite
beigebruft 6oben. Nad) Sen ansgeoe.
6enel 8eriften ioa entlang elmer qe-
birgi9en 6ront bon iieben Meilen
N1nge in Der @1be Ser jugoiInipiIden
8reil5e cine legelrehte S6ladt 1tott.
gefunoen baden.
(0ie 3eitun9en in 9(t6en ldreiben,
Ons SGla1tfelo lei nit Gotten qerooe-
5u beiat. Die einfaaenoen Sruppen
muroen ais @ueriao- gonoen be5eif)-
metz
(3ie 8otl6ofter ser Hereinafter
Staoten uno Gnglonos, 0intoIn
Wacpeag ltno Sir Clifford Norton,
plonen eine 9onferen3 nit Dem grie-
fiidlen Observation-Disclosures SIaloa-
riS.)
Gin @efp06rSmann ser griehiihen
3. Nrmee erfldrte, Die griehiiden
@uftitreitfr1ite linteritiibten Oie Qono-
truppen in elmer pollen m~ilitGriiden
Operation gegel Die einOringenoen
feinoliden Irllppen 6ei Ardangbelos
nGitlidy BON Sfro nno oireft iiioliA
Der ju9oilalpiihen @ren5e.
@r lebnte es ieoodj ab, sic Gin
oringlinse" ndber 81 be5ei6nen.. En-
flarte ober, lie bitten iid) feit einge.
graben uno ibre 2inie babe Ani6lltB
an Die jllaoilamiide @ren0e.
Die Nn9reifer ioaen beoeuteno
ildrfer iein ais anfanglih %oernntet,
ioaen n6er ieit Sumstag 0reimol pon
ben @riehen olls ArdatlgbeloS per.
ordngt moroen fem.
Cine oifi5ieae 9etnmtmodung be
Washington Journal., 1946-11-22
vGrcBc Siinf" bcratcn
Sic Dctc>N cpiiicn

@eiu yorf - Die 9nBenminiiter
Der @roBnGdte ole iid INN Sen @elt-
frie0en 6emii6en bcreiteten iiA Oa-
rnui Dor, lire Roaesor0nlng nm
eilen meiteren Yunft 5l perlangerfl,
ndbmIi6 sic 8etofroge. Die Gro
Ben Stint Die 0ieies Bro6lem ser
@oll0eriammlung ser 8ereinten Nd-
tionen entrilien, ueroen nit @e6eint-
beratullgen beginner, I'M inter lid,
cine 8erein6nrun9 fiir eine gemiiie
&epaoierung oes 8etoS i'm Siher-
beitsrot 81 er5ielen. Gbina, oas all
Ben 8eipre9lngen ii6er Die europ1i-
iden 8rieOenspertrdgen niht tei(-
pinmt, miro ben 8eto 8eratungen
i'm @alDorf -2litorio Sotel beilpobnen.
Ger politiihe NilsiduB ser 8erein.
ten Nntionen miro iid nit einem An-
trag 6rnnfreifS 81 6efaiien BADEN,
Die Gebatte iiber oie Getofrage ab5u-
breden, Die Iait ollie tleineren 21n0er
81 befti8em @ioeritnro auf oen 8lan
8ernfen bot. Die 8erntungen ser Ser
einten Notionen limo I'M ii6rigen melt
6inter Den Bl1nen 5iiriid mo es gift
ais oltBerit umuo9rideinlif, DAB Die
fiir ben Z. Ge8ember gepIonte gerta-
glllig erfol8en fam. gllle groBeren
6rogen %ntiiiien nod geloit peroen,
oorunter 5ranco : Spanien, 9l6rii-
ltltlt8 mo oaS 8roblem frern0er
Grltppen AMI nidtieit0Iidem 9o0en.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-22
JmocnNpcrbrcdbcn
nchmcn itare 3at

@oi6ington Sn 8erbinOung
nit elmer oreitdeiaen &onieren5 sur
8efGmpfung Der Slgen0uerbrefen,
sic bier am Mittpod eroffnet miro,
gob General Stoatsanmalt @lnrf in
elmer %llnterreoung einige 3ablen
ii6er oas itorfe 2t6lpa6ien Der bon
Sugenolihen begangenen Ofiiietaten
befonnt.
@r erflGrte: Die 59S Bot ioeben
einen entipred]enoen 9eridt ueroi-
fentlidt. Ser ben @rnit Ser Gage Dor
augen fiibrt.
,@abreno ser eriten neun Mona-
te oieies Sabres entiielen 51.1% al
fer @erbaitungen fiir Automobiloieb.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-22
Angrim
der "NeUen Zeit'

Mosfou - Sn @erbinoung nit
Melounqen iiber cine angeblih 8e6ei-
me Sta0t atomgroO," no Die Sow-
let &egierung Atombomben ber-
itellen ioa, unternimmt Die ruiIilhe
,3eitIdriit ,,g5eue 3eit" einen ibar-
len Angriff olli Die 2onooner 3ei-
tuna ,,Goilg Moil" uuo altf Sen
Nep gorfer Sournoliiten 8alter
@infell.
Sic 3eiti6rift io9t in Dem betref-
fen0en Artifel: uSSnternatIonale
NoAri6ten -9tgenturen uno @roOin5-
3eitungen Ien0en Mdrhen in Die
@elt, ponud Die Sorpiet Union
,i6re Modt fon5ehtriert, Eruppen-
peri6iebungen nornimmt unO nett
qe6enoe Mon0per oernnitaltet.' Die
iieueite Grruilgenihoft aui 0ieIeni
@e6iet lit cine biSber nod ME Oage-
meiene geograpbii6e @nt0edungj mel
dbe sic 'Gailp Maif nit 6iIfe uon
@ulter @ind)elI gema6t bat. 8ieier
nelie &oIlntbus bnt i'm '@ebiet ser
Sopiet : Union, unO 3rpar in Der
@egeno 0es Yomir @e6irges' cine
lteue Sta0t ent0edt, 0ie iiber 100000
@imo6ner baben ioIl. Sn 0ieieml
Mdrdenort iolIen, genl1B Der '8ailp
Mnil,' 8iiienihoftler nit Ser Ser
TELLING elmer fosmiiden 8ombe be-
idaftigt ieiu, &ergli6en nit OieIer
8affe, Ioll Die amerifaniihe Ntom-
6ombe peiter nidtS als Elm SpieI3eug
oaritellen.
,,Neue 3eit" fdbrt oonn tort, ooB
nit Silfe Der 8euters 0od)rihten-
4gentur 8ind)ells @ntoedrng ibren
8eg in Die gldtter Ser @eltpreiie ge-
funoen botte. oGnnod,~ 10 beibt e3
%lueiter, uerifien ein bernusforoern-
Ser 8eridt, Sen oie limited 8reB' in
lllnlauf 9eiest bate, uro genl1B Dem
'9reiie inllerbolb oes Il. 3. &riegS :
Departments beriftet baben loIIen,
Dab ollie @roBnadte 0lir3eit sic
Nogli6feit zines 6afterioIogiifen
&rieges priifen' un0 DAB Die Solpiet-
Union nuge1iheinlid Oarin ibre
groBte Soffnung ldbe, 1tilo 5tpar ais
antrDort olif oas Monopol Ser Ser.
Staaten auf Dem @ebiete ser Atom-
muffe.'
o8enn man in geiroft 5iebt, 6aB
our6 oos @enfer g6fommen ser
8ofterienfrieg iiir ungeiebliA err
fart porOsn lit, 10 lift es flar, OnB
Die limited 8reB uno 'oie &reiie i'm
@riegs Department melfe Oieie
Wel6ungen inIpiriert baben, Sen
Geriud MAIDEN, ben &uf Ser uSS3
bernb3uieben oeren @olitif Der 6rie-
Oensliebe natiirIid Ser Spmpot6ie Ii.
nnterItiibung Ser 6reiten WaIien
iiberall in Ser @elt genieBt."
Ser Nrtifel flagt Damn meiter sic
Seber, Die einen neuen &rieg berbei-
fiibren MOLTEN, an, 0auerno iiber
pbantuitiide militdriide 8or6erei-
tungen in &uBluno 81 6eri6ten, I'M
ooour6 oie @irfiumfeit Der inner.
miiolif,en 8%emiibungen Ser llSSH
nm einen oemofratiiden 9aueririe-
Npu AZ hinAprn
Washington Journal., 1946-11-22
untcritiibt Sic NcmtlAc
3citMne, 6 1T cure
6citmmo!

SenOet SamiIien . Nadridten,
Tereinsnadridten, Iutuie Ionitiae
intereiIante Nenigfeiten an Bic
&eOaftiOn. @ir iimS serne Be
reit mno frenen ms, Serartige
Nadridten i'm nSOnrnal" sn 6rin-
gen. Sic belfen ms 6amit nnS
OermeiOen, Sak mir SafSr uerant-
iuortlid semadJt uerOen, iuenn Or
eigniiie in Samilienfreiien (@c-
bnrfstage, 9Odseiten, 3inotanfen,
SterbefGae, 8eindJe non Trennoen
nIu.) nidt in uniercr, reIp. eirer
3eitnns az finSen iinS.
8enafridtist Sic 3e0aftipn,
no Sigtb Str. q. @., 8eibinston
|, .. 6. (Gernipre6er NAtiOnat
1889.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-22
Oesferreichs Luge
gilt ais kritisth

2onOon II Gin SonoermlsihuB
Oes englii6eu Yurloments, Der
SeIterreih i'm September beluhte,
bot iebt leinen 9eridt perofientIi6t,
in mel6em er befiirdtet, OaB Deter
reid in oieiem @inter cine 2ebens-
mittelfriie ourhmnden muB, fons
Die Silfe Ser ltyS&&M, sic nit Dem
Gnoe Oieies Snbres erIiidt, nidt
boIo Our6 unOere Silfe eriebt miro.
Die Gage lei beionOers ernit, neil
Die oiterreidiinen &otionen bereits
iebt SungerrdtioHen 0nritelten.
Ser 8eridt befnBt lid aud mel.
ter NIT Ser 3a1l Der 1eimatloien
&erioneu in Seiterreid uno oen Be
iabungstruppen, Die beioe cine groBe
8iiroe fir 0os 2ano oorItelten.
I'm Ole Gage OeIterreids 81
b~eIiern, empfieblt Der 8nrlnments.
Musi6uB cine 9lei9e BON MnBnab.
men, inter ibnen aud Die boIoige
1 3uriif3iebung Der engliihen ~ unO
Der iibrigen 8eioBunesnrmeen
aus Dem 2an0e. gu ben iibrigen
MoBnobmen geb0ren: Cine en9lil6e
0iplomattihe @ertretung III @ien;
boloige @ntlniiun9 10 pieIer inter-
nierter No3is pie moglih, 1olpie
beoor5ugte 8e6onOllng BON Deter
Redeem bel Der @ntlaiIuug bon
RriegSgefangenen; SGiiIer- uno
2ebreraustauIh nit OeIterrei1; mo
8eiufe Observation-Disclosures gus.
i9iilie i'm Quslonoe, I'M onOere Wte.
tbo0en fennen5ulernen.
BUR 3uriid5iebung Ser naiierter
Gruppen lei es notmenOig, Die Isle
ner Gegierung idneaitens meitge
BEND gu itdrfen.
Dos 8robiem Der beimatloiel
8erionen in ser engliihen 3on
= Seiterreifs Itebe, nod Aniiht De
&ommiIiion, Dem 2e6ensmittelpro
bIem nift bieI an 8idtigfeit nod.
it Die &ommiIiion bobe in Deter
l. reid cine gut ausgebil0ete 0rgnni
lotion gefunoen, ole ii6er reiAlidl
Wittel nerfiige uno Die groBen Sin
he fluB aitsiibe. Mber mer binter sic
r ier Organization 8ur lleberfiibrun
il BON jiioiihen 5lii6tIingen ans SIt
europa no1 Selterrei6 uno Deutid
ar lonO ite6e, babe bic &ommiIIio
nift 9ernusfin0en f0nnen. S
Steiermarf ollein ieien 3mei l1geG
i 8A-2nger bon iunger iii0iider @Gr
lie l1er 1inO 5roten iopie &in0er, fiji
8 meIde Die Mmerifoner in ibrer 81
te iobungS3one feinen 8lab bitten in
Sen f0nnen.
NJ Do niht geniieenO englil6e Srut
It. pen sur 8emadung iolder Sage
lie porbnnoen mdren, itelten oieie 81
nj Ben ein 5iemGid ernites Si6erbeits
e problem oor. @s m6re i6tper, ibr
l. 8emegungen 3li fontroGieren.
N Ser 8eridt ser &ommiiIion gif
er bic 3obl Der beimotloien 8erione
in Ser engliiden Gone Oeiterreid)
NIT ii6er 100000 an. Sierbon be
lie fanOen ii6 $4,000 in 2ogern, iuG6
70 reno Der Gelt ieinen eigenen 2ebens
NJ nnterbolt, meiit ouf Dem 2onOe, er
merbe.