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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
Mention Of Hyde Park
As UN0 Home Divides
American Delegation
Opponents Of Suggestion
Are in Minority, However,
On Trip to London
BY GOULD LINCOLN,
Star Staff Correspondent

ABOARD LINER QUEEN
ELIZABETH EN- ROUTE TO
LONDON, Jan. Press reports
that the Hyde Park home of
President Roosevelt is likely to
be selected as the home site of
the United Nations have divided
the members of the United
States delegation who are now
on their way to the first meet
ing of the UNO in London.
General Assembly.
With considerable bitterness, some
of the delegates oppose the. idea on
the ground that to place the home
of the new international organiza-
ton for peace in the Roosevelt
home would arouse resentment in
many Americans who disliked Mr..
Roosevelt and his policies. They
are, however, in the minority. Other
members contend that if Hyde Park
is suitable for the home of the UNO
and the other nations wish to place
it there, it will be entirely satisfac-
tory to them
To oppose the selection of Hyde
Park merely because it was the home
of the late President would be pea
nut politics of the worst kind. In
the end it would react on those who
took such stand. Nor is there any
reason why this selection should
cause opposition to the UNO among
Americans or involve any domestic
quarrels of the United States in the
international organization.
Studies Report Closely.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, who is a
member of the delegation, goes about
the ship giving no sign that the
wrangle over Hyde Park affronts
her. She along with the other dele
gates is giving close study to the
report of the UNO Preparatory
Commission which includes the
agenda and rules for the meeting
of the Assembly.
Like other members of the dele
cation, Mrs. Roosevelt has her sea-
legs under her after two days out
Democratic as ever, she hurries along
the promenade deck at pace which
makes it difficult to keep up with
her. She stops to chat now and then
with many of the passengers. She
dimes with the other members OF
the delegation at a round table in
the center of the dining saloon
Ever since it's commission, this
great liner has been a troopship
carrying Allied troops to every part
of the world. 1t is still a troopshiI
with only a temporary conversion
If some of its cabins to civilian pas.
sengers use. Provision has beer
made, however, to give the members
# the American delegation beds in
stead of the steel double deck hunks
which have been used by officers
and every effort has been made
looking to their comfort. The dele
gates, however, have an opportu-
nifty to see how troops have lived
10000 or more at once aboard, dur
ing the war and on their return tt
their home countries.
The official report of the Prepare.
tory Commission is a voluminous
document, the result of long month.
of painstaking work In the mair
| (See I,TNCOT pace A-40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
Supreme Court
Review Denied
On Glass Custer
The Mourners


Ey the hsSOSldttu TlCSn.
The Supreme Court today refused
to review litigation aimed at un-
seating Senator Glass, Democrat
of Virginia.
John Locke Green, Republican
leader of Arlington County, Va, told
the court that Senator Glass hac
not appeared on the Senate floor
since June 20, 194l. He said, THE
presumption is well founded" that
the Senator was ''incapacitatec
physically and mentally" Senator
Glass is 81 years old.
Mr.. Green asked the tribunal tt
review refusal of the Virginia SUI
preme Court to unseat Senator
Glass and to require Gov. Darder
of Virginia to call special cleo.
ton. The Senator's term expires ir
January, 1919.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
By the Associated Press,

The Supreme Court today set
aside conviction of three members
of a fundamentals" cult who were
charged with violating the Lind
bergh Kidnapping Act.
The three-two men and woman
were convicted in Federal Court
in Salt Lake City of transporting a
14-year- girl from Utah to Mexico
to become the polygamous wife OF
one of the men. William Chat
win, 68.
The other defendants were Charles
F. Fitting and Edna Christensen.
The Supreme Court handed down
the 30 decision Immediately after
opening of its first session OF the
new year.
The court recently heard argu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
Sugar Stamp Valid Today
And Through April 80
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Sugar ration stamp No. 80 be-
came valid yesterday and is good
through April 80 for purchase of
five pounds. Stamp 38 expired Mon
day.
Sugar allotments to institutional
and refreshment users continue un-
changed, and quotas to industrial
users remain generally at the same
levels.
OPA has warned that temporary
sugar scarcities will develop in some
sections The commodity will be
more scarce on the East Coast.
which depends on Caribbean crops.
These crops are not expected to
reach substantial volume until about
March l, OPA said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
Seaman Wounds Three
Before Killing Self

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "A mer-
chant seaman whose wife left him
after New Year eve quarrel shot
his mother-in-law and two other
relatives and then killed himself to-
day, police reported.
The seaman, Howard j. Moore, 30
seriously wounded Mrs. Anna Bell
36, and her son, John Bell, jr., 10
The third victim was Mrs. Mary
Heyns. %, his wifes aunt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
BY the Associated Press.


BLANEY, S. c., Jan. 1.-TWO
colored passengers, mother and
her infant daughter, were killed and
more than 20 other passengers were
injured when the Seaboard Air
Lines Silver Meteor was derailed
near here at Sis am. today while
on its way from New York to Miami.
Alonzo H. Wilson, Williamson, w.
Va, colored, identified the dead as
his wife Helen, %, and their T.
month-old daughter, whom he was
taking to Florida to make their
home. They were crushed between
two seats of baggage car-coach
Immediately back of the locomotive,
he said. This coach and six sleeping
cars left the tracks.
The injured, among whom were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
|Antidiscrimination Law
Adequate, Chairman SAYS
Py the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. Henry c.
Turner, chairman of the New York
State Commission Against Discrim-
nation, said yesterday there was
mo doubt" that the States anti
discrimination law was working and
that it could adequately solve" any
discriminatory problems.
OF 189 cases thus far, in the first
six months of the laws operations,
Mr.. Turner said lao were settled in
friendly conferences with employers
Al are in the process of settlement
and two are under investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
Officer Will Smell
Breath ofM.P.s
Coming off Duty

BY the Associated Press.
HONOLULU, Jan. 2.-Mili-
tary police in Honolulu hence
forth will have to report to a
Notwithstanding officer when
coming off duty.
Stars and Stripes, Army
newspaper. today quoted Col.
William F. Steer, provost mar
shall. as ordering the practice
after an Grant MP. and a Navy
shore patrolman accepted drinks
from a tavern doorman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02
Chinese Reds
Plan Fight 10
Retain .Jeho|
Communist Party
Spokesman Says
Civil War Is On
By the Associated Press.

CHUNGKING, Jan. Com
munists will put up fight for
the Inner Mongolian province OF
Jehol, into which Nationalist
government troops are pouring,
a Communist party spokesman
said today.
His declaration came as the ma
ton awaited the Communist reply
to the governments truce counter
proposals calling for an immediate
end of China's civil war.
Communist troops will resist any
attack on them in Jehol," the
spokesman said. This is civil war.
A few hours earlier P. H. Chang
government cabinet spokesman, said
the Central Government was TAX
ing over Jehol as "a matter OF
course"
Troops Moving In.
He said administrative personnel
were being sent into the northern
province behind columns of troops
swinging into Jehol from Man.
churia.
Gen Marshall, President Tru.
mans envoy to China, is closely fol-
lowing all developments. Today he
conferred with Brig. Gen. Paul Car.
away, who flew here from Shang.
hal to assist Gen. Marshall Gen
Caraway is deputy chief of staff tt
1t. Gen. Albert c. Wedemeyer
United States military commando,
In China.
Observers here felt the scheduled
unity conference would be held de-
spite happenings in Jehol,
The governments drive into Jeho
was interpreted as probably the be-
ginning of an attempt to eject Com
munist forces from Inner Mongolia
The cabinet spokesman, however
gave no indication of this.
Communist Claims Denied.
He declared the Government had
every right" to do this, and told
questioners that there were no Com
munist troops in Jehol prior to ia
pans collapse. Chang took issue
with a Communist claim that
democratic" rule had been estab-
lished by the Chinese Reds in Jehol
Even under European or Ameri-
can standards, that would have been
impossible in four months, Chang
added.
Detailed arrangements have yet to
be made for the air transport OF
Central Government troops to
Changchung, Manchurian capital
and for the Russian withdrawal
from the big territory-now slated
for February l.
Manchuria Plans Proceed.
Plans for restoration of Chinese
civil administration in Manchuria
are proceeding, however.
Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs
Liu Chieh denied rumors that the
government was withdrawing per-
mission for French planes to land
in Hanoi, in Northeast French Indo-
China.
Liu, commenting on a recent trip
to Moscow by Chang Chung-kuo
said Generalissimo Chang Kai-
@heks elder son was in the Soviet
capital for "a general exchange OF
views on matters relating to Sino-
Soviet cooperation"
Chang predicted that the seat Of
the national government would be
re- established in Marking by the
end of March. The government flee
to Chungking in November, 1887
shortly before the japanese entered
Marking.
Chang said there was no truth te
reports that Sinkiang (Chinese
TurkestanD, would be subdivided
The Sinkiang provincial govern.
ment has established branch Office
at Sachu, in Southern Sinkiang.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02

the committee did not decide today
whether the two key Witnesses
Rear Admiral Husband E. Kimmel
and Maj. Gen. Walter C. Short
Hawaiian commanders at the time
(See RICHARDSON, Page A-4.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02

(See NUREMBERG, Page A-3.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02

(See CHILDREN, Page A-3D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-02

(See LABOR, Page A-4.D
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
Mss8cImck 11icmSMcrs
mfrs bcit6tiot

5tbaca, g. 3. @aitor Mortiu
Niemoner, Gi5epr6lioent Der oeut-
iden epangelii6en Stride, Der megen
ieines @ioerltanoes gegen Sitler
adt Sabre lang BON Ben yea5iS ge-
fangengebalten mproen mar, miro,
mie nltnmebr bon einem Amtsbru-
ser 0es &irhenmonnes beitdtigt
miro, I'M SCRIPT oie 8~ereinigten
Staten beiltden.
Geo. @ofparo Surner aus Seem
Sartfor6, Ser friiber 8aitor an Der
Amerifaniiden Glr6e in Berlin ge-
ipelen lit, mAdte oie ~porlteben0e
Mitteilung auf elmer 8e5irfsper-
iommlung 6eS &irhen : Alsihui-
les oes Stootes Nep gorf. 8ie
&ep. Silrner olisfiibrte, miro Baitor
Niemoaer BON 9iidof Otto 3ibe-
lius bon Ser ruliiifen gelabungs-
6one 9eutidlnnos begleitet Iein.
Niem0ners @ioeritan0 ge9en oas
@orqeben @itlers fiibrte I'M Sabre
1887 ou ieiner 8erboftung. @r
mllroe i'm porigen Sabre bon anleri-
faniihen Grnppen befreit,
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27

sic %pdaeniitige Operation Ser Ret.
tilng pom tS lleberlebenoen aus Dem
5lua5eugobihtr5 mo brod)ten Damn
Capt. Samuel q. Martin mo ieine
Misunderstanding bon 10 Moml
5uriid, melhe bier Gage binOurd)
nm oie 8erungliidten beniibt luoren.
Capt. Mortin bate Die @ergungs-
operation ser gerungIiidten nod
MoBeobe Ser 6r3tli6en @rforoernii-
lie geleitet. 0ie Is lleberle6enOeu
wliroen our6 SeIifopter uno Goto-
lima 6Irg5euge nod @nnoer gebrodt.
@ae lleberlebenoet prieien Or. Wor.
tim, Ser aus Durham, g. g., Itantmt,
unO Ieine &ettungsmouni6aft.
Son Sen 20 Gotten poren nllr
aihe p%er6ronnt. Sic iino on Der I'm
Ide perbronnt. Sie limo al Der I'm
faasiteae our Iebten Hube gebettet
moroen, ole i0entifi5ierten Gotten III
@in3elgrGbern, ole onoeren in einent
MtaiIengrob.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
beons
1prMMen BeMtc

9oris Iegppten uuO abeiii-
MEN erbeben Anipruh oui ole
e6enuliget itulieniIden Solomon
@ritreu unO 2Dbien.
Gie beifle 6roge Der 3ufunft
Der italieniIden SOLOMON puroe
unermortet ungeidnitten oils Der
itoIienii6e GeIegationsfiibrer Spa
noe gonomi inn Stalien : AusihltB
Ser europGiifen 6rieoensfonieren3
i%oroerte. 9pbien luto @ritreo fpie
audi StuIieniid) : Somolilon0 Der
Greub1nOerldoft Staliens 5u I'M.
teritellen.
gunomis GeOe leitete cine 0is-
fulton ifber Mrtifel II oes oor-
geitlogenen itolieniiden 6rie-
oenspertroges elm. artifeI II
mill SbaIien 5pigsen, oltf ieine
Itaotlide Sobeit libef Ole Solo
MEN un0 otf ieiie &edte in Den
aoIonien gu uer3ihten. artIfel II
ihrei6t meiter Dor, oaB Elm SEQ
ser Stelloertreter ser au-
Benniniiter Der bier @roBmddte
eiue 2oiung iiir Die itoIieniIden
&olonien finOen o0er ole 6roge
Der Organization Der 8ereinten
Notionen i~iberpeilen loll. 2est-
lid iiebt 4rtifeI II. Dor, oaB
Die &oIonien iiir oie Golter zines
So6res, BON brittiden 3ruppen be-
IeBt blei6en.
Nad gcnOmis @eoe erflarte
Ser @ertreter 9lespptens, ieine
&egierung er6ebe AnIpruh uti @ri-
trea up0 eiuen Cell 9pbiens.
Nbeiiinien meloete leinen 9(niprud)
ouf @ritrea an.
Sn @irtihoftsoitsidnlB ser aon-
feren5 teilte Ser 9elegierte ser
Ser. Stoaten nrit, refine &egie-
rung babe lire @altling biniidt-
lid Der So6e Der mlmdniIAen
Observation-Disclosures geanoert.
Sic foroere nibt mebr polle, jon
bern MIR nod tetlmeiie gntidG-
oigung. SIN 6alle Stnliens bo-
ben Die Il. g. uir0 5ranfreidy
bereits olf pollen Sdooenerias
'uer3idtet.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
SOwjetarmee teM-
cr fir &nmdnten

Goris Gin Gertreter Rrmd-
MEMS 6eridtete Der Barrier 5rie-
Oetsfonferen1 Die Spmiet Armee
bGtte ieit Dem 1uge oes @afien-
ItillIton0s in europa ieinem San-
Sc $300,0000O gefoitet.
s. @. Maurer, &lrmdniens lin
terltaatsiefret1r 0es 8erfebrstpe-
lens uno Ielbit elm fommuniiti-
ifer @orteifitbrer, GiBerte Dies
bel elmer Sibut9 Der Birtidaits-
fonuniiiion fiir Den 8alfan uno
6innlano. IS mar Oies ibre err
tie Sonntogsiibumg. Die Gonie-
ren5 Ser 81. Ieotionen trot on-
nit in i6re neunte Sit5ungspo-
he.
Sn ser @ruioe. arg elmer Gro-
Qe Oes Il. 3. 1elegierten 8il-
Iaro lborp io9te Mlourer, &li-
m1nien babe BON Dem 3eitpunft
an, NO es init 9elltifIuno ge-
brohen bottle uno iid ben III
Iiierten onid)loB, cine Milliaroe
Collar iiir ariegsapede olisge-
geben. guber Oen 300 Millionen,
Die Die riiiiiden Trlppeu foite-
ten, babe &umdnien 400 Millio-
men fir feline eigenen Grippen
mo 300 N3illionen Collar on
&riegsmateriaG nufgepenoet.
M}aurer be5ifferte Oos gigen-
tlun ser Gereiiten 0ationen ouf
rNndnii6eln 8ooen oitf olpobr-
ideinlid ii6er~ $200.O00,000 pom
Oer $50,000.00O in 0elfeloern a1-
8elegt ieien.
Phi cine 5rage bon 6ritiider
Settle nntlportete Maurer, DON
Seiten ieiner Gegierung miiroe
in Der areoitgepdbrliipg fiir Die
&ieoer6eritellung friegsbeih1oig-
ten AuslanoS @igeiltltms feiner-
lei llnteridieo gemadlt. @r NOR
CUR 1eilnabne an Oieier Sibung
BON Der aomniiiion pltfgeforoert.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
h1lt
5u BDrnes

2on0un = uSn gnr5em ltmfargt
unterltiibe ih Die AuBenpolitif'
oe3 &rdlboenten truman lro Deg
Staatsiefretar 8prnes, erfl1rte oel
ileue Sanoelsiefret1r @. ApereIl
Sarrimon. gr fiigte bin0u, Ell
0enfe, ole meiiten anoeren ame.
rifaner ieien ieiner Anliht.
Ser Nodfolger non @enrp @nl-
lace in Der 2eitung oes 6an0els.
departments ingte meiter, er glou,
be, Br1lioent truman ur0 Stats.
iefretGr 8prnes >,perfeften ole
boben @runol1be, Die bon YrGii.
Dent &oolepelt aufgeItellt muroen
gas lit Der @eg gum 5rieoen.
Alf elmer 9reiiefonferen3 lebntt
Der neue 9anoelsiefret1r ob.
meiter iiber Die auBenpolitiidt
2inie oes StaotslefretdrS 3l oos-
futieren. @r ma6te leoigli9 Ole
8emerfung, ,,oie MuBenpoIitif Ser
Gereinagten Staaten miro lestIid,
0on Der offentliden Meinung oes
2anoes lbeitimmt. Sd bin Ser
Auffoiiung, Dob ole Me6r6eit ser
0ffentliden Meinung Amerifas
Den H~rdlioenten uno 0er Stoats-
iefretGr ~urteritiibt.
@r .bobe, fubr &arrimon tort,
Elm electromagnetic init 8prnes
gebobt. 8prnes babe inn oein
freunolides @ort" gu ieiner Gr-
nenmung geiogt. @arriman mill
mad Yuris reiien uno 0ant
), oerbdltnismdBi9 balls" nod Den
Nereinigten Staaten 8lriidfebren.
Seit Scr @r0ffnunp Ser groBen
europdiiden 6rieoensfonferen5 belt
iih Sorriman bnuptlddlif in
Hnris ouf. 8or etmo 5ebn Sagen
lit ct nod Qonoon 3uriidgefom-
men. Auf Die 6rage, Oh er lid
om @ablfompf in ben 8ereinis-
ten Stodten beteiligen meroe, anti
portete er: uGariiber bnbe if
nod nibt nadgeoad1t,
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
8cIeicm "bcIcbtcs
Sans, Iaocn NMIIcn

Mosfou - 0berit %. Gol6enoip
erfl6rte i'm Sotpiet : M~ilitdrblott
,Goter Stern, oaB o8elgien in
elm oe Tocto beiebtes 2ono" Oeripan-
oelt moroen lit, in Dem Die britiiden
MiIitGr6e6orOen Die mirfIiden Ser
rem limo. sic fontroGieren Ole Ser
fe6rSmitteI, Die Seeb1fen uno Die
6lugpl1be. u9ritii6e 0tilit6rpoli-
8ei potrouiaiert in ollen groBen
Stdoten OeS 2onoes. sic bonoelt
unab6Gn9ig unO sic beleiiden 0ti-
lit1rbe6oroen boben i6nen nidts 5a
IaQen."
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
2lmsIidbtcm
fir ScUict0nlcihC

MoIbin9ton = Die Iotlafe, DAB
&uBlono es oerobiGltmt bot oltf
cine brittle omerifoniide @inlu-
0ung, in 8erbonottn9en iiber Ell
men Greoit ein3rtreten, 81 ant
iporteit, bat GENTLE ofii5ielIe Stel-
len ser @ereini9ten Stouten Oo-
BON iiber5eu9t, 0nB Mosfou ~
NtminoeIt fiir Oie Duter zines
So6reS ~ ole Soifnltt9 oltfgege-
ben Bat, ole eelpiinihte Anlefbc
in S0be BON elmer Mtllinroe Dol.
lars 5li erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
@6wei5 Der
gr0Rert Wtarine

BERT = Nod)oem Der idmei5er
gunoesrot angefiinoigt bat, Dab
ole &egierung lridt benblidtigt,
lire 6Iotte iiber Die bereits er-
iitieren0en pier Sdiffe gu Oer-
gr0Bern, buben it'd Sriuotfreile
qeiunoen oie iif mebr fiir Die
So6e See i~enleits Der gerge i'll
tereiiieren.
8erner uno gasler Sdiffobrts-
qeIellIdaften baben Die Moglid-
feit 0isfutiert, Oie ldpei5er 6lag-
qe auf ben S5ean 5a balten,
eoentuelI inter Beilegung aus
ip6rtieIn 4upitnls. Ginigen bril-
tilden 6irnlen mlrOen gori6ld-
ge unterbreifet.
Gas G6erlo fam 5u 9isfui-
lion, ais 8uuoesrat @ottlie6
Guttmeiler, @%iienbobn : uno Sotel-
inoultrieller, in Goridlag bradte,
Die &egierung moge uligefabr
100000 Sonnen in 2ibertD ~
ODER gictorp- Sdiffen erluer6en.
Ser 8unoesitnat ermioerte, oaB
sic &egierung mn lolange i'm
SdJiffobrtsgaiddft bleit~a molle,
bis aud sort mieOer normale
8erbdltniiie eingefebrt mdrel, fig
tie olleroingS bii5u, oaB BON
Electromagnetic fiir ihwei5er Hri-
patunternebmltngen, oie cine lhmei-
ser @anOelsilotte alf ben Meeren
auirehterbalten molten, ourfans
Snterelle porbanoen lei.
@egenparti8 iabren in &egie-
rufgsOienit pier Shiffe ~ ieoes
bon i6nen foBt etma 5000 Con-
men ~ bod iollen lie mieoer abb
ueItoBen meroen. Ole idwei6er
6anoelsmarine NOR ols cine Scot
moBnabnle mdbreno Der &riegs-
5eit geihaffen moroen, mo 6par
faufte oie &eeierull9 pier Sdif-
fe, Yrinotfirmen aleihiolls nier,
nuBerocm muroen nod adt SdiT-
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
NMIIcm Itrcnocr Oc>
lcbc mtiiNc 0ctucrNcn

@oloon Die bieiige fonieroa-
the 3eitung uDoilp telegraph"
nimmt 81 Den aus Wosfau genet
Oeten StrofmoBnobmen pegen llnt-
ge6ung Observation-Disclosures 8eitim-
munger unO megen anoerer Ser
ltoBe Stealtng uno. meint, DAB aft
oieies gum Seil ouf Die lln5ufrieoen-
belt Der Huilen nit Sen friegsbeOing-
ten 8eldranfungen duriif5uiiibren
lit.
6erter benterft Die 3eitltng bier
6u: ,W.tiaionen bon ibnen 6nben
Die 8obnungen Ser Bourgeois"
im 8elten geieben uno ibnen ldDebt
Der 9egriff Dor, DAB Die 9ollern
un0 Arbeiter OeS ni6tfommuniiier-
ten europa better oaran lino nlg Die
&uBlanOs. sic leben ni6t entge-
gen ben SopjetyV iirgern borgeieb-
ten gerihten, in einem 3ultano oes
@lenos lrO Der Aiisbelltung. sSeBt
mitiien Die MoHt6aber I'M 9reml
neite Dfittel firoen, Inn Soloaten
uno 3ioililten Oabon 5t i%iber3eugen,
Dab ldwierige 2ebensoerb1ltniIie
nnbermei0li6 limo"
ShlieBlih meint 0as glott nod,
Die gemeloeten StrafmaBnabmen
5eigen, Dab oas Soeal, idmer fir Elm
8araoies, OoS nod in oen 8olfen
liegt, 5u arbeiten, eridiittert NOR.
sen III
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
9enti@e Spiel.
laden impOrtiert

Berlin 9eutife Spielmdren
im @erte BON $1,000 &eidSmorf
lperOen fir ben %oiesidbrigen 8eib-
na6tsmorft aus ser omerifoni-
ihen 8eiasungs5one 9euti6lonos
nod ben Ser. Stonten erportiert
meroen, n1odt bic Il. g. MilitGr-
~regierung IN tibrem lesten @od)enl :
beridt befonnt.
4n ole 5lottenleitung Ser Ser
einigten Staaten lpuroen aus Der
3one @egenit6uoe I'M @erte uon
$4,000 uerfauft. Sdpeoen uno
Norpegen boben &mifnbihliilie
fir 5000 Eonnen 8aurit getdtigt.
@leftriide Artifel murOeit BON Der
Gone an Seiterreid) I'M @erte
uon $4,000 uitO an SugoiIu-
mien i'm @erte BON $4,000 per-
falift.
Aus Dem 2onoe 8iirttemberg-
Bn0en mur0en einem meIte1ro-
paiid)en Stante ols erlte &eparo-
tionsleiitungen 90 gon.,en Mai1i-
neniperf3eige 9elieiert.
SIN 8ergleih gum Morot Sep
teHrber muroen 3upeiiungen fir
Ausfubrfo9le Inn 10000 Con:
men gefiir5t. Ga uber Die Sob
lenforoertig mems mndBig itarf
gefallen lit, meroen tros 0ieier
grportfiir5ung fiir inneroeutiden
8er6ruud MIR $1,000 Tonnen mebr
ais i'm Mollat September CUR
g~eriiigung iteben.
SIN @egeniob 6n Der ruIiiiden,
britii6en uno fran30iiiden 8e-
Iabungsoone lit Die Stlouitrie Ser
amerifaniihen Gone in b0ditem
@ra0e bon Ser &oblen6ufubr ats
onoeren 3onen ubbdngig. Sn ser
3one iefbit fonnell beltenfalls 10
ooer 10 8ro5ent 0es &oblenbe-
0nrfs ~gef0roert merOen.
Sic arbeitsfGbigen betrieblihen
lnternebnlutgen ser amerifani-
i6en Gone erbalten nur etpa
sin 9ritteI oeS 8rennitoffmote-
rialS, oas ibnen im Sabre 1888
CUR 0erfiigun9 Itano.
Wit @roBbritannien bat Ole nfne.
rifanilhe Militarregierulg einen
9ieferpertrag mir $4,000 aubif-
meter 8oubol5 o5geifloiien. Gas
gaubol5 foll 1916 unO 1947 pom
Ser omerifnniIhen Gone gelieiert
mer0en. Nus oieier Sieferung
meroen mobri6einlidl runo IA
Millionen Collar @epinn er5ielt.
9(uBeroem perbanoelt ole Mili-
tdrregierlnlg gegenmdrtis nit Ell
llieen ellropaiihen 2dnoern iiber