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onslaught of increased costs and probably not very successful at that
 What the House has attempted to do, evidently, is to write painless OPA bill, and under the crcum- stances that is something like applying loose and comfortable tournquet leg with ruptTed artery. In yielding to the opposition to food price subsidies. in freeing the meat industry completely of the bother of price control and in guaranteeing everyone at every rung of the industrial ladder reasonable profit on each and every item handled the House has taken due care of most of the objections to OPA Ca notable exception being rent controD but it has given too little thought to the impact of these actions upon an economic structure already too shaky for comfort As the experience of World War I taught us, this is the period greatest imitation danger and if what is left of the price control scheme is dynamited is idle to think that there can be any remedy for the conse- ouences in subsequent months.
 What the House is proposing subject to Senate concurrence and White House opposition-is to finish the job of price control crcumvention which was begun last summer when wage control was terminated for all practical purposes That up ntolerable stresses all along the industrial production and sales lines stresses which reflected in the pressure on the Representatives tear the heart out of what remained of OPA.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE koRERrA Ry LEE

the the plate setting table?
 A. placed
  third, the the salad Would be all right girl to send birthday card to with whom the relations being friendly having
  Yes The of birthday cards is to send them to friends e. recession wedding ceremony? the of the The bride and should lead followed by bridesmaids
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BAND HAS SNAppY PRACTICE
 HERE LAST NIGHT

Notwithstanding the balmy eve ming, members of the Juneau City Band, under the direction of Jo- seph Shofner, held snappy prac- tice last night at 8 o'clock in the Grade School auditorium There was a good turnout of musicians although several of the regulars were absent, probably fishing or putting in gardens.
 The band is working up good program to be given Memorial Day. The next practice will be Tuesday evening, May Is, and all bandsmen are urged to attend.
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JOHN L. LEWIS GREED


 Perhaps, like a certain German gentleman, John L. Lewis never seems to know when he has de- manded too much. An illustration occurred last Saturday when Lewis, sitting with the coal operators and able U. s. negotiator Ed McGrady, demanded that the operators pay time and a half for four past holi- Gays - Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years.
 You gentlemen owe us this over time pay and until you agree to reimburse the miners there is no purpose in my negotiating further with you," boomed the burly mine leader.
 He was referring to the fact that President Roosevelt issued an exc cutive order in l943 that the min CTS should receive time and half for holiday work. However, with the war over, Truman rescinded this order as of Aug. q. 1945, and Lewis wants to collect for the four holi- days which have. transpired since
 The operators adjourned briefly to think this over. then returned to the conference table and contend ed that the resembling of the Roosevelt executive order by Presi- dent Truman relieved them of the obligation to pay time-and- half for the four holidays since V-J Day. But, following long debate, they finally agreed to submit the issue to Government arbitration.
 This is a minor issue declared former U. $. Senator Ed Burke, chief spokesman for the operators. we will agree to let Secretary Schwellenbach name an arbitrator, who should be able to reach a de- cision within 24 hours. Then we can continue our negotiations.
 But Levi, stubbornly rejected the offer.
 "ArbitrationW he exclaimed Tn deed l will not arbitrate about money that belongs to my men. Either you gentlemen pay this debt, or we may as well end this meet ing right now"
 Lewis was on the verge of grab ping his hat and walking out as he has done twice before during the mine negotiations, when Mo- Grady persuaded both factions to resume the conference on Monday. However, McGrady had to call on all his persuasive powers to pre- vent another Lewis walkout.
 Tt was my original intention to request all you gentlemen to sit all day Sunday in order to reach common ground of agreement for the settlement of this very serious strike" McGrady told Lewis and the operators.
 However, tomorrow is the Sab- path Day" he continued, "and from the way things look now more can be accomplished in church than at this meeting table.
 Therefore, I am going to ask every man in this room to go to church tomorrow and pray to God to give you guidance to reach
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Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN M1sUsED: say, performed Say, DISCHARGED duty"
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Rabies madness). Pronounce EASE accent first syllable with whom intercourse
  as a divorce suit; R.
 SYNONYMS: Rough, branch limb, offshoot
 three times and is yours Let Todays word inclined believe especially slight evidence The a less credulous he is"-Proverb
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pened in Germany when that coun- try started on its long nose-dive to disaster, taking the rest of the world with her into war.
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20 YEARS AGO {y9T EME EMPIRE
MAY 8, 1926

/. From runways catapu fighting ships expected skies when the aircraft carriers Lexington fleet the Navy Department announced
 1926 Southeast Alaska School Meet history of the conference had done track meet Ed Garnck set new broad Jump record hopping through to win that event
 City meeting last night the possibility of filling in Wolghby the City Clerk instructed to ascertain from se and Carlson Spokane Wash the of such project
 Mrs willis E. Howell Alameda a in and vicinity.
 Peggy Mcleod F. Gikey ing passengers last night returning from Seattle.
 Highest, lowest, 36; partly cloudy
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The Washington Merry-Go-Round
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jail before the war, it has now sprung to !..fe again. So far it's activities are scattered and feeble but significantly growing stronger.
 Tc illustrate, here is secret sur vey of XXX activities in the South which shows how intolerance, the poison which helped bring the downfall of Hitler, is creeping into our National bloodstream.
 The postwar revival of the Klan began on October 10 when a fiery cross was burned on Stone Noun tain just outside of Atlanta, Ga, which once again has become the XXX ational headquarters. Since then five Klan chapters have been meeting regularly in Atlanta. Chap ter No. l has weekly attendance of l50, and several city policemen, city officials and substantial citi- zens have joined in the last few weeks.
 In Knoxville, Tenn, Birmingham, Ala, Key West, Fla, and Mary vile, Tenn, Klan chapters are meeting regularly. In Miami Fla, several crosses have been burned since V-J Day, but a vigorous ex- pose of the Miami Herald has re- suited in Klan condemnation by ministers, civic leaders, and politi- cians.
 In Chattanooga, two Klan chap ters meet regularly, one led b. a J. B. Stoner They have burned ataut ten croaaes since V-J Day Tha KleH ia Chattanooga, unlike oti.er ci'ies. is more anti-Negro than sn.i-Jaw-sh CT anti Catholic IT HAPPENED I.s TENNESSEE
 Recently Stcner sent out postal cale's to Chattanooga mailing list Ye-tising the protocols of the learned elders of Zion" for sale at g per copy. This book, once published by Henry Ford. but la ter repudiated by him as false, claims to reveal world Jewish plot to take over civilization.
 On about March 4, Mrs. Kate Robbins, a resident of Chattanooga, purchased a dry goods store in nearby Red Bank On March 8, a fiery cross was burned across the street. Five men wearing Klan robes and hoods, though their fac es were. unmasked, stood in the street outside.
 One of them poked his head through her door and asked if she knew what the cross burning meant. When she did not reply. he said:
 Tt means we don't want any Jews in Red Bank
 On March 18 Mrs. Robbins found hickory switches tied to the door, knob of the store and note under the door which read:
 We meant business. We don't want any Jews here (Signedl xxx"
 Mrs. Robbins, frightened, sold her store the following day.
 And that is exactly what hap
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LOOK and LEARN HSy' c. GORDON

What State, if placed with end City, to 2 Who the chief figure of the Spanish Inqusition? 8 did Mary Queen of Scots, 4 S a
 Who wrote "A little knowledge is dangerous thing?
 ANSWERS:
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 Torquemada Spanish monk generally considered most bloodhirsy fanatics history Beleaded by order Elizabeth n 4. The ovllebearing a plant 5. Alexander Pope 1688744
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INDUSTRIAL BOARD j ! APPROVES OF FORMS
 FOR WCA INSURANCE

The three member Industrial Board which will administer Alas ka's new Workmen's Compensation Act which takes effect July 1, met yesterday for the first time to ap- prove insurance forms which will be used in administration.
 Members are Commissioner of Labor Walter P. Sharpe, chairman. Insurance Commissioner and Audi tor Frank A. Boyle, and Attor- ney General Ralph J. Rivers.
 All requests for information and forms are to be addressed to the Commissioner of Labor, the Board announced.
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quick settlement of this serious strike"
 That is how John L. Lewis, like certain other unpopular figures in current history, breaks the camel's back.
 (copYRIGHr, BELL SYNDICATE, INC. 19s6)
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HOROSCOPE "The stdrs incline
 bat do not compel"
THURSDAY. MAY g
HEART AND HOME

IT hnl AM iAOA E
 Affairs of the heart should pro- gress harmoniously under this con- figuration. Bachelors still under 50 are under friendly influences and many will be successful in their efforts to find suitable mates. If they marry women in their own age bracket they may know enduring happiness. They are warned to think twice, and twice more, be- fore taking wives many years their junior
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Many impending improvements in transportation will serve to benefit business in general. Mar kets will be brought nearer con- sumers and increased speed and new developments in refrigeration will greatly reduce what has here tofore been looked on as unayoid- able waste.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 Pointed questions presently will be raised as to whether this coun- trys eagerness to boast of it's war time progress and discoveries in industry and science has not re- vealted too much for the nations own good. Little by little, since the end of the war, we have removed tbo lid from ollr SppreiS
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 Britain's suggestion that this country join her in rationing bread as a means of preventing starvation in less fortunate countries may be reconsi6ered. It is unlikely that wheat-saving restrictions will suf- flee. ruaf
 Persons whose birthdate this is are promised by the stars: A year of small success in personal mat ters and at least one major oppor- tunity to improve their financial status. 70
 Children born today will be eager students and will never lack agree able companionship while an intsr- esting book is at hand They will be generous, friendly and earnest ly concerned with the problems of those with whom they come in con- tact.
 (Copyright, 1946)
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The male cow-bird is the only black bird with a brown head.
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NOTICE

NOTICE I will not be responsible for any bills made except by myself. JOHN DANIEL ABBOTT.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
Ghinns Ncoictmno
jebt Int uamFino

Nontins. Die hineiiife Re.
9ierun9 puroe offi5ieII bon Chung.
fling no6 oieier alien Sta0t i'm Nor.
ben 3liriidberlest. Sic Iiebt iid
Standardization gegeniiber, oie ioii
e6enio Derpidelt Iino ipie 6omoIs, ols
i'm Sabre 1887 sic Sapnner sic &e-
9ierung aus 0aufing oertrieben.
Sn Sen MISREPRESENTATION, in
oenen ser iapaniihe Groberer un6
oeIien Sdattenregiment emit sic @e-
Feble oiisgaben miiIien iid lett Die
6iibrer zines befreiten Gbinas nit
Sen u~ngebeuren BrobIenlen oeS giir-
gerfriegeS uno BiOeraufbauS befai-
len.
Die Heaieruna erfldrte, sic 9lif-
gabe oes @ieoeraufbouS lei nod ge-
n[S Die ariegfiibrung, unO
lie ridtete an oas Bolt Die 0ringIihe
gum 6rieoen uno SIR nelten
GbinaS nad ar1iten ~bei5rttrn-
gen.
Sic @anptouigabe beit6noe im
~glls5cublid Oariii, Die 5nuiid)en Der
Mcgierutg iito oen 3ornmtniiten in
Der Manoihurei itattfinbenen Jeino.
gum ginbaIt gu brinseu.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
Na5iberrat
Deremigt

@ien 8ie Die oiterreidifde
&egierung mitteilt, lit i'm norolider
Eirol Elm @enerulitreif erfIGrt nor
ben.
Sn ser 4nfiinOigiing bieB es fer
ner, oaB es I'M Siiotirol 81 &e-
ooIten tn0 8iinmmenltoBen 3mi-
ihen ser oeutlAeii un6 itnIieniifen
YoIi5ei gefommen lit, 6a Der in Bn-
ris tagenoe &nt Der MnBenminiiter
oaS oiterreidiIde Grhiden nbge-
IeDnt bat, Oas Siiotirol StoIien mie.
Der ab3unebmen un0 Der 0iterreidi,
i1en Mepublif ein3uberleiben.
Die &egierung erfl1rt, Der @e.
nernIitreif IN Norotirol begann AIM
z llbr borntittngS, unO ieitOem Tie
gen ale Storfitrom : @nlIer- uno
@asbelieferung, 0aS @erfehrSmeien,
Die BoItbeforoerung uno nle SSnou-
Itrietdtigfeit O%nnieoer.
Scr 5treif puroe nift bon Der
&fgierung o0er ben @iuniSipolbc,
BORDEN ~begonneli, lonoern iteIfte cine
jpontnne &eoftion Der @cpoIferlung
nuf Die @eremigung oes No5iberrates
am Sii0tirol Bar, bieB es ipciter in
Ser Grfl1rling.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
9uce
ilbt Gritif

9teiD Britain, Gem. - Sn elmer
99eoe an bic Connecticut Grippe
0es polniidl anlerifaniihen Soon
grqllcs 6cbatptctc Oie gtbg. Glare
Nootbc 9ice, NuBldnO perIange non
ms ais 8reis fitr Ieiue 6reuno-
iGcit, oab mir 5u elmer Dolitdnoi-
Gen Siolierung 5uritdtebrer, unlere
GgieBungStruppcn beralls30gen unO
oas @ebeimniS Der Atombombe
uuslieferteu.
Gin iolheS 8ro9ramnt, iugte Sie
9~(bgeoronete, lei unpereinbnr nit
ituiercn Socolen Nnletifa miiile
5t Sen REINFORCEMENT Der gtlan-
tild)en Gborte iteben uno Die Mie-
0eralifriftung @ilropos nit 6eitig-
felt lnO @ahiomfeit D%aiObnber.
Grau Sacc fritiiierte HuBlnnoS
al5pGrtige 9olitif mo erflarte, eS
iei bier mliere gufgabe, alien mog-
l;dlen Gruf oabinter 81 Iesen, DAB
cine eigenc 9egierung in 9olen
interchangeable un0 Oas polnii6e
Golf initanOgciebt piiroe, iid 81
ern1bren uno fir @o1nung ulo
&leiOung 5lt lorgen.
S;e bebaitptete, cine riftig
our6geiiiGrte MGbl mitrOe bic Go
ge i'll raoifdler g9eiie GuOern, ober
eS lei nod iriib 81 6offen, ooB
eine @obl in oieIem 3eitpuntt ifoa
bon Grfolg begleitcte fem miiroe.
Nian babe ooS in llngorn geIeben
100 Sic @o6l noR fcinen GinfluB
ge6obt babe. Die rniliihen Offu-
pation8trilppcn ieien BORT einfnd
ocritGrft morotn uno oaS be0eute
eiilct meiteren &erlitit al Nabring
mo 6reibeit iiir oas ungariide
GnIf
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
Hc4cs 1trcss3 kiITt
ZsataI!reyhsn sOpiern

SGno6l ucberidmcmmlmlen &c
ben inns geiib ON Ddufiaitcn int
5rii6jahr beorobcn. fonHcn i'd gtn-
tlufataitropben ald) in jeoer anoe.
rem S%yabrcs5eit ereignell. Sdlogetoe
Mctter f0nllell sic @ru6enar6eiter IN
oen gerQlperfen einid)iiebcn oaer Gr.
ploiionen sic Arbsitcr III Den 5abri-
fen t6ten oocr oerlessn. @snn ioldle
aatajtropJcn iad) ereignen, 1T Oas
amerifnniide Mote arell5 ioiort be-
reit itnelLe mo tntfrditigc Silfe ST.
leiIten. SIN lesten Sobre olicin bat
0as 9fote &reu5 100000 Spilyn bon
27O aataitropben gebolier.
Sn ieoem or5lr; q, Sereinigten
Staaten beiin0et iih cine Hote @rcllj
Slide. IS geb0rt 81 ben 8flid)ten
Ser angeItellten oeS Hoten areu5es
in ie0em Giltrift, SIR ioiorti9en Sill
feleiitung bel alisbruh elmer Sofa
itropbe G,sriiitet SIT iein, mag Is i'd
I'm id)lugenoe @ctter, o0er cine Gr'
ploiion, ooer einen Giicnbnbnnniall
n0er cine llcberidupcmnlllllg baltoelr.
Sic luiiien no uno lu:e lie Inter
siinfte iiir Sic p~boofltc5 %8Gporoercn
Qatoitropben Gpfer eln6urihterl go-
ben lopie 2ebensmittel uno aleioung
al 6clfofien 6oten. Sic uiiien, pie
lie allie SiliSmittel ser ueber oas gail-
Sc 2uro perbreitete Organization oeS
9oten areu5es fiir Oieien 3ped ein-
ieBen f0nnen.
Gas Sitisrperf 0es omerifaniiden
@o'tn &reli5es fiir Sic aataltropben +
Gpfer miro iolonge iorgeiCbt ais ei-
ne Notpenoi0feit Deitebt. Sir piele
Don ibnen iino %glnbrlng, aleiOung
uno 3eitlpeili9e llnterfunit oas eil5i-
ge, mas notneloig lit. @ent aber
Seine 5erItort, M6nner perlebt un0
5rnllen unteritiiBiInqs6eoiiritig pcr.
oen mag oie @ilisaftion OeS Hoten
@reu5eS iiir ldrgere 3eit not1usaoig
lein.
@an5e 6amilien merbei Oft bon
iolden @ataitropbcn in Mitleiocn-
id)ait ge5ogen Wie ). 2. Onrd Die
@rubensrploiion in Yineuille, Sen
tufp I'M lebten G~e5ernber ODER Die Gr-
ploiion in @sit Girgiuia I'M SoMnur
bei ser y Seine beihG0i9t mnroen.
@enm Seine 5erit0rt Gino, bilft
cas 9lote 9relij and 6eim @ieoeraui-
BON. Soer .penn Der &eroienrr IN Der
,Sanilie einen llninll bait, Oerlorgi
oos Note arcll5 bic 6oniilic aith nit
Selomitteln bis cine anoere Silis,
luelle sur gerfiigung Ite9t.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
Wcn,acr @llcn
fiir Wcrfhlcppte

1raifillrt All. 7ic bieiigen
14,.g ram den 8eipsiiS,S6eboroen
.,apeit befauntgegeben. Dab Don ben
5ia5is nat GeutldInno usrifleppte
Scr iollen (3iiplaceo 8ericas -gN
Sic Sen nofgellonnten act europa.
ilden 2dllSern allgeboreil, bel ibrem
Gerbleib in ser mnerit lnilhen Be
lobunqs5one nad) Dem 10. Nai feline
amerifanfibe unteritiisurg mebr err
bdlten miiroen.
Pin oeu Gage miro Sic 8erpfle-
l.tng ull0 l1nterbringunJ Der Ange-
borider foIgenoer Gamer beenoet
mer0en: $olIano, Belqien, 9ilrem-
burg, JronfreidL 9dnen.arf, Norpe-
qen, Iidedoslomofei, Cjriedenlanb.
Goipah miiiien oeridleppte Herionel
aus oieIen QGnoern init Ben oeutlben
Hationen %ausfomnlsa lno lie audi
BON Sen oeutiden M,sgapeltellen be.
jieben.
Sn 9aris bat in5piifjen Die Or.
goniiotion, pelhe lett Wooember
omertfoniite @eidGftsleute m Der
frans0iiiden Sauptltaot nit qnlerifa-
niiten @eereSlebensmitteln ~ueriorgt
bat, befonntgeeeben, Dab iie an 10.
Mai i1lieBen Mrs. Der Gorlibenoe
oieicr Organization sic lid uameri-
con- NutionuI SntereIt gommiliarD"
nennt bat 0ieie 8efanntmnd)ling er.
lnllen. Iieier &criibenoe lit @eoff-
rep BARRON ri, 3eoafteiir Ser enro-
p1ilden Nlts9abe oeS ogfen Oorf
9eralo tribune.
Barions erfI6rt meter, 0nS Ga
Iifornio Sotel, oas biSher ourchrei-
lenoen amerifaniiden @eIddftSleu-
ten llnterfnnit ltno @erflegung &C.
6otcn bdtte, lpiiroe ebeliolls iflieBen.
DE @eigernng Ser u.S. Mrmee,
DeIh1ftgleutcn meHer 2ahensmittel
5ltr gerfiiginig 5u itellelL bette Oieie
S%d1licBunq notpenoig gemad]t. Sc
BOD iuiiroen ole $50 Mit9lie0er Der
lt.S. 0otlfait nad wie DOR friIfe
Qebcnsnittel Uon Ser Mrmee be3ieben.
Bon Der ShlieBnng fpiiroeE 405 @e-
iGdftsleute, aurreipOnoenten uno
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10

0ilIe iiir cine ldnsere Belt. iiir
arorote ms iogor Sabre, lit beim
amerifoniIhen Hotan areu5 III Den
1dllen oorgeic6cn. peitn Elm aota'
itro, 6cn Gpfer iniolge ieiuer Der
letnr1 niAt mebr ieiue %geIuobnte 9d-
t.afeit ausii6en fam unO einen neit-
en- gerui erIerneu muB. limo nenn
Sic SiliSmittel elmer 6amilie ourt
Sic 9ataitrop6e 10 reou8iert woroeu,
iino, ooB cine MISUNDERSTANDING Der
iriibercn 2~etenSiDeiie lnm0glid it,
hIlft Sls Note &relB ourdl 8eidaf-
,funQ zines nelten SeimeS ioDie 81
mes ncucn Nrsitanoes uno Der not
ueuoiJcn unomirtihaftliten @aiti.
rem ms @erdteu, lie iuie0er in Die
iei6cl 9el9dltniiie 5uriid5uperiesen,
al Sic lie gelu0bnt mar.
she ioldye lluteritiibuna itellt oas
5lote areu3 ben &%atnitropben {. Sp-
fern jmnter SIR 0crfiiallug. Su ben
l~.l,iitgu 5dllen cri1brt ooS &ote
ssres8 ioiort. no iolde Silfe gelei-
iut meroai tuiB. $50 oos ober nidlt
Der Sail lit. m09er Die 8etrofienen
IL unosr5iiaIid, an Oos n0dAtliegenoe
}'iiro oeS 9loben 9reu5cs ipeuOen.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
&uiiem abmCn
ytO5is mad

Berlin. Hic Oentihc @ohen-
seitlina Sic, oie in Der ameritani-
ihen geloeungs3one Geutidlauos
iiir cine meiblide qeierihnit uer0f-
fentlidt miro, proteitiert IN eincm
9eitelrtifcl oeaen Sic Giniii6rung Der
,,Snusiuarte", Die in Der ruiiiiden
Gone nit @oli5eigemult ouSgeriiitet
iin0.
Die 3eitidriit be5iebt lid onf Be
rifte aus ser Sto0t MogOeburA Die
in Ser ruiIiihen Gone Iie9t. @em0B
oieien 9crid,trn meroen IN Dtag0e-
burq ,,SauSrpdrte" ernonnt, ,,unt Den
Sq6oternen 0eS @ie0erouibales @i-
oeritano 5lt letter. Ser 9eitartifel
%erinnert an Die Observation-Disclosures
8orIdufer 0ieier @ausnbermanner
ms meiit Oaraui bin, Dab oie ameri-
faniidlen geiotungSte6oroen OnS
SDitem ser SuuS ltil0 8Iodluarte
berboten baben.
81 Scr Observation-Disclosures 3eit
mliroen oie Sauptobermdnrer Blod-
uorte qefarnt. sic" erfldrt, ole
neipgh SaaSmorte 6atten Die gleid)en
@ufdo6en, mie sic oiten Na5i Biod-
marie haiten. Gle neuei 0aiSfparte
batfen sic M;eter 5u Mieterperlamm-
lunoen 5uiaminen5nrliIeii. 81 ben
MieterperlonmIlngen ioll Der
.Saltsmart nit Den Wictert itber
lire BFli6ten llno BerantiportlnigelI
o~eqeniIter oem S.aute 0lSfutlreren.
Ser neue Sausluart lam ieoe Mob.
nuito betreter uno bat oas Hett,
feltaaitelIeu, ioeld)e gdtigfeitcn ieoer
Mieber ousiibt unO 1pie er ieine 6rei.
aeit oerbringt. Ser Sausmart loll
beitimmeii, Of sic Wieter entipredenO
sen qelten6en Goridriiten Ieben. Ger
Sausmart Oari iid 0arum f%iinrnern.
1pie lid 0ie Mieter in Bragen Der
Golitif Ser @irtibaft uno Ser all
qeineinen Qe6enS fii6run9 uerbalten" ,
crfldrt sic 6raiien : 8ofenlhriIt
Sic.
Ger 2eitartifel oieier BON Oert
Entertainment fiir Sic oeuti@en 6raa-
en- gene6migten 3eitidlriii idtisBt:
Ser 9iftotor lit toll Gang leben Die
9iftotoren."
0ie @ie0ereinfii6ritt0 oeS Sn-
items Ser Sausmdrte eritrcdt iit)
mad sen biS6er u~orliegenOell geridl-
ten altf oie gan5e Grooin5 Sadlen.
GaS nelte Spitem itattet Die Walner
uno 3rauen Die 81 Sausluarten er-
nannt weroen, nit Red)ten unO Sc
fngniiien elmer Sitispuli5cifrait ans.
Die geb6rOen Ser omerffaniider
MilitGrregierlutg BADEN OaS Spltem
Der 9IodIuarte in Der o%merifaniidleH
8eiubun9s5one ab9eidaift, neil lie
ser Nniidt iparei1, oieles Salis o0er
Glofmarte : SpIten 5iidte ofIeine
Sitter.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
9(utOu WtnNert
%bingCridtct

Saao anlon @tiiiert Der
fIcine bouau6iite Siisling, iii nee
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