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Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
Preparations Made For
Final District Regis
tratiOn On Saturday,
October 10.

Registration and election officers
tor Kent county have been announ-
cod by the Kent County Depart
mcnt of Elections. The last gen
cral registration day throughout
tn" county will he Saturday, Oc-
tohcI ~. with election day falling
on Tu"stl;,f, November 3
The registration ana election
officers are.
First Representative District, first
election district. William II.
George. registrar: Mary A. Ken
worthy. alternate; Marion Dough
ten and Sylvia Harris. assistants.
Second election district, George r.
Stevenson, registrar; Howard
Green. alternate. Olive Staats and
IIilda Dcakyne, assistants.
Second Representative District
first election district. Edward f.
Evans. REGISTRAR: Selma Morris. al
tcrnatc, Howard Rawlcy and Mary
T.. Slaughter. assistants Second
election district. John VI Roe. reg
istrar: J O. Willis. alternate: John
Won RcidCr and Rawlins Camper
assistants.
Third Representative District
first election district Mary {
Burke. registrar; Kathryn l.. Mon
taguc, alternate; Oliver Pryor anG
Mary Silpath. assistants ScConc
election district. William T. Jensen
registrar; Paul Palmer. alternate
Ef1ie Davidson and Loretta G.
Clark. assistants.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
Agriculture Board
To Assist Farmers
Body To Assist AgricuIturiStS In
Establishing Fruit Grades

\ digest of the laws of Della ware.
which apply to the grading. pack
aging. and marking of apples. has
been complied hy the Bureau of
Markets. State Board of Agricul-
turc and distributed TO the covers.
The purpose of the law is to pro
tect the name and quality of Della 4
ware fruit wherever il may be
marketed in closed containers
The law. in brief. requires that
anyone packing apples in closed
packages shall mark such pack
ages with: his name and address.
variety of fruit. and minimum size.
1t further provides that if the pack
age is marked as to grade. such
packages must conform with the
grade as marked. the grade speci-
ficatiOnS to be the same as those
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Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
0. A. Newton & Son
Employs w. w. Craig
University Graduate Joins Stan
OF BridgeyilIe Company

20. A. Newton and Son Company
announces the employment of Will
liam w Craig. graduate of the
University OF Delaware this past
June. effective July |. 1916. Mr..
Craig is a graduate of the Caesar
Rodney High School and the School
Of Agriculture at the University. fle
entered the University of Delaware
in 1897. and his education was in
terrupted in 1917 when he entered
active duty with the Coast Artillery
of the U. S Army.
During his. tour of duties with
the Army he was stationed at var
ious posts in Delaware with the
261st. Coast Artillery. In 1943 he
was transferred to Camp Pendle-
ton, Virginia. with the 47th Coast
Artillery and from there to Hawaii
in December of that year. While
there he was assigned TO Harbor
Defense in Honolulu and later to
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Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
How State Congress
Members Are Voting
Recent Roll Calls Disclose bella
ware S0l0ns Diner ON Bills

WASHINGTON. (H'l How Della
ware members Of Congress were
recorded as voting on recent roll
calls.
on 47-23 passage of the much
amended compromise bill extend
ing OPA for another year; Tunnel
CD for: Buck (RD not voting.
On committee amendment to the
Labor Department appropriations
bill TO prohibit the NLRB from
considering charges of unfair labor
practices preferred by supervisory
employees. rejected 3i-31; Tunnel
against; Buck not voting
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Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
Carson Firm
Aid Admitted
By Patterson
Secretary OF War Says
He Personally Attend
cd To COmpany's Com
plants.

WASIIINGTON. LA'l Secretary
of War Patterson acknowledged
last Tuesday that he had given his
personal attention to the wartime
complaints of Illinois munitions
makers at request from Represent
tative May tD-kyl. but firmly de
MED that he had done them fay
OrS
In Sworn testimony before the
Senate War Investigating Commit
tee. Paterson produced these dcvcl-
opments in the inquiry into the in
dustral combines complicated Opcr-
ations and profits:
l. a statement that he went to
Mays office at the congressman $
summons few days after govern
mcnt payments To the Erie Basin
Metal Products Company had been
frozen To insure rCCapturC of pX-
CesSive profits At the congress
mans office. he conferred with
two men whom he said he could
not identity.
, An acknowledgements that May
had complained to him over 4 Wal
Production Board order haltimg
work on a contract held by Batavia
Metal Products Company. another
of the associated firms. and that h,
had a subordinate look into it.
;. \ declaration that he had in
tcrvcned with the War Manpowcl
Commission 10 obtain additional la
hor for Batavia He "mphazcd this
WAS don" only to get shells for ;
mounting offensive in Europe.
I. y flat denial that May hac
ovcr-.3oo hittcrs ar" outticldcr
I,Irn ~ papc . plca.rl
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
State Tomato Crop
Threatened By Blight
Disease Vow Present In All Areas
Of Delaware

\ new disease. known aS"latc
blight. is present on tomatoes in
Delaware. according to William r.
Tarhcll County Agent and DR.. j.
W. Ilcuhergcr. Extension Plant
PathOloGiSt, University of Della :
ware Agricultural Extension Ser
vice. Late blight of tomato is
thought to be the same as late
blight disease on potatoes. Surveys
made July :. (. ) show that the di-
scaSc is present in all areas of the
State. If the weather continues
moist and cool this disease can
wipe out the tomato crop. Hot. dry
weather is unfavOrablc for the de-
Vcl0pmcnt of this disease.
Late hight attacks both the
leaves and the fruit On the leaves
il forms large. dark -c0lorcd spot
having pale green margin. If the
leaf is turned over in early morn
ing when the dow is present. a
white mold growth can be seen
around the inside border of the
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Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
State News Sold
By Geo. w. Parkcr
J. II. Barnes, Ir.. Devon Veteran,
Vow Owner Of Dover Papcr

Tn" Delaware State News chang
ed ownership for the second time
during the past - months when it
was purchased by j. Hampton
barnes. ,lr.. of Devon. Ia. from
George WilletS Parker week hcfor"
last. MIR. Barnes assumed control of
the business last week
Mr.. Parker purchased the husi-
ness from the estate of the late
lanes c. Wickes on Ian. : of this
Year and published the paper from
that tim" until the present week.
Paper - Years Old
Nh Barnes became the fifth puh-
Usher Of the paper during it's g.
years of existence. The late Robert
II. Wilson was publisher from Nav
~, 1904. until June 2S. zoos. al
which time Colonel Wickes became
the publisher and continued i'm thai
capacity until his death on Aug.
Of last year The estate of Colone,
Wickes published the paper for sin
months
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Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
Kent-Sussex Fair
Opens On Monday
Evening, July 22nd
Outstanding Event On
Peninsula Will Pre-
sent Many New At
fractions Including Ed
ucatiOnal Features.

The Great Kent and Sussex
Fair which undoubtly is the most
outstanding event on the Delmarva
Peninsula during the year will be
opened Monday night, July 22nd.
The opening thrill program will be
one of the nations greatest out
door speCtacles, presented by Jack
kOchmans worlds champion He'll
Drivers They are rated by critics
as champions in every sense of the
word and noted for their breath
taking chances i'm stock model cars
and motorcycles. They give show
jammed with action from start to
finish, presenting Loop of Death" F.,
Dive Bomb Crash. Leap of
Death. Wall Crashes, Roll
Overs" and many other cOnceiv-
able stunts designed to entertain
the public with thrills and dare
devil stunts
When the Fair properly opens on
Tuesday, no one can enter the
grounds without having their at
tentiOn directed to the u. S. Army
recruiting caravan. Ills SIcdt
exhibit covers 10000 square feet
of space near the main entrance
1t is composed of five lotion trac-
tors and vans and two staff cars
Equipment and supplies carried
by the caravan present cross
section of the material handled by
the supply branches of the Army
the former Army Service Forces
which together equipped and main
tanned the combat arms and thu:
brought World War III to a decisive
victorious conclusion.
These service branches include
the QuartermaSter Corps. the Corps
of Engineers. the Medical Corps
the Signal Corps. the Transporta
tion Corps. the Chemical Warfare
Service and the Ordnance Depart
ment. Their work began i'll thu
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Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
School T or
4 a S tors At
Wesley, Dover
Fourth Annual Session
Will BE Conducted BY
The Board of Minister
iaI Training July 1919.

The fourth annual session 0t tn"
Pastors School of Peninsula Meth
odist Conference will be held at
Wesley Junior College. Dover. Del
July - TO 10. The school is CON
Quoted hy the Board of Ministerial
Training of the Peninsula Confer
cnce under the direction of the
Commission ON Courses of Study.
with DR.. William *. Anderson. Ed
uCational Director.
Directors of the school are Dean
L. r.. Wimhrow, BridGcvillc, chair
man: Board of Ministerial Train
ing. Rev. Dr. Frank Elers0n, Mil
ford; vice chairman and trcasur-
cr. O. A. BARLEY. Dover.
The registration Zee is $l.o0
Room and board is $1,000. Total
$ll.no. Checks should I've made pay
able to q. a. BARLEY. treasurer
and mailed to the business office q
Wesley Junior College.
The daily schedule follows:
All time given is daylight savius
time.
Monday Zoo p m RcGistra
tious and room assignments: 6.0
Dinner; 80 Greetings and Intro
ductiOnS: 500 Sermon by Dr. VIM
l.. StidGcr. The dean will preside
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day 500 Breakfast S:45 Devo
tions: 9:00-l0:0n Lecture Prof
Edwin Lewis. 10:15-ll:15 LcCtur
Dr. VIM. l.. StidGer; ll;30-l2 ,
Service of Worship with sermon h
Dr. Paul w. iIOon; 12:i5 Lunch
& :00 Dinner.
Friday ito be dnn0unC"dl.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
Mrs. r. ]. ClendaniePs
Rites Held July Fourth
Wife OF Zimmerman, Banker And
Former Sheriff Ill A Long Time

Funeral services were held last
Thursday afternoon. July 4 at the
Berry Funeral Home, Milford. for
Mrs. Annie V. Clendanipl, who dled
after an illness of many months.
The Reverend BundiCk. pastor of
tho Methodist Church of which Mrs.
Clendaniel was member and a
former Sunday school teacher. Off
ciated. Interment was made in the
Ellendale cemetery.
Mr.. Clendaniel. the only survivor,
* former Sussex county sheriff,
and is now a prominent lumber
dealer. He is an extensive timber
land owner, is President of the FL
lendale Excelsior Co. and is a di-
rector of the First National Bank
and Trust Company of Milford, also
a director of the DM & V division of
the PRR Company
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
Delaware Farm And Home Hour
Nov Broadcast From Uniyersif,

The expansion of radio facilities
Tor the Delaware Farm and Home
Hour with the installation OF a
hroadcasting studio at the Cnivcr-
sity OF Delaware, has been an
hounccd by George l.. SchuSter. di-
rector of the Delaware Agricultural
Extension Service.
The new studio, established CO.
nperatively by the Extension Ser
vice and Station WDEL. has been
set up in Wolf Hall. agricultural
headquarters for the University.
Through these new facilities the
daily 15-minute broadcast of the
farm and home program will bring
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
Home Canning Week
July Is To 22 In Del.
Is Expected To Focus At
tentiOn On Necessity For
Home Canning


The week of July Is to % has
been named National Home Food
Preservation Week. it was an
nounCed today by the Extension
Service of the University of Della
ware III cooperation with the I. >.
Department of Agriculture.
According to Miss VI. Gertrude
Holloway. State home demOnstra
tion leader and nutrition specialist
for the Delaware Extension Ser
vice. this week will focus attention
on the necessity for home canning
and preservation of food supplies
for the coming winter months at d
time when food supplies are badly
needed throughout the world.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

p-tO-thC-minute reports on aGri-
cultural and homemaking. happen
in2s throughout the State
The new type of program. which
GOes on the air at p. m. will in
CludP talks with Extension staff
specialists and farm people. farm
news and meeting notices. market
reports and weather reports The
interviews will he conducted by j.
f. H. Lafferty Extension editor.
and Miss Virginia kirkpatrick, AS
SiStant Extension editor.
The weekly schedule of the Della
ware Farm and Home Hour is eX-
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Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
G.. 0. P. Leader Flags
Actions Of Truman
Rccce Charges Executive (ambled
With Natl. Economy To Save OPA

HARKISBCRG, Pa, July, 'H1
Republican National Chairman
carroll Rcccc said recently the
Frceidont camhl"d "thc whole eco
romic 4tructur" of this nation on
an effort to retain nn"hanG"d the
authority OF oIoctrditod and
hunGIinG agency
Whilc not specifically naming th'
Presidents veto of the OPA cAtcn-
sion bill Rc"ce told an lndCpcnd
cucc Day celebration crowd at
Ei;rriahurg. i PA. within the past
week We have seen how far an in
trcnrhcd bureaucracy will 90 in cf-
tortS 10 perp"tuatC its powers.
He was introduced hy Governor
Martin nj Pennsylvania
Only = few weeks earlier We had
the oven nor" humiliatinG SpCCta
Gle of a public hrawl between mem
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Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
Woman Will Face
Trial For Murder
Willie May Lightburn Indicted Al.
ter Farm IabOrer SuccumbS

The Kent County grand jury has
indicted Willie May IiGhthurn.
elias Willie May Kelly. for first de
gre murder as a result Of the death
Of Make Kelly Sunday night. June
%0th from knife wounds purportod
to have been inflicted hy Mrs.
Iichtburn on tn" preceding Satur-
day night.
Kelly and Mrs IiGhthurn were III
a group of itincrant agricultural
workers being transported to the
camp at Woodsidc when an arGu-
mcnt resulted in the fight at Cam
den.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
aII>PS

There arc two main causes of
diarrhca or summer complaint. .
namely: improper feeding and in
ttction It is entirely prcventahlc
and seldom happens whore feedin2
i correct and everything is kept
clean
II,lrn n parc . rleascI
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
State Board Warns
Of Diarrhea Danger
Il Babies Died Last Year From
Dread MaIady; II Year Before

Darrhca and cntcritiS claimed
the lives of Is Delaware babies last
State Board of Health is urging all
parents to call a doctor as soon as
baby becomes i'll and to keep on
trying until they get one. Your
hahy's life may depend upon its
having "A Doctors care during the
carly stages of the disease. before it
has a chance to become dangerous
~ i'll. the Board warns.
The younger the baby. the molc
dangerous its diarrhea. OF last
years deaths from this cause. IT
babies were under > years of a@e
and several were less than Il month
old
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

,Iurn to Fagr ;. Plca@cI
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23

@oI6ington. - Gus 9reisauf-
iifts gImt (Gecontrol goaro) be-
idloB, oIle 6leiidiorten mieOer
Der Breisfontrolle SIT unteritellen.
nd6reno Molfereiprooufte ultO Die
'ineiIten @etreioearten pie lett Dem
30. Stunt frei bleiben. 9ohitprei-
ie meroen aud wieOer fiir 8aum-
apolliamen uno Soinbobnen einge-
fiibrt, iiber ole 0os 4mt ouf
@run0 oes S8gl es @eiebes eben.
Tolls cine gntjfeioung t~reifen muB-
tie. Nlle geihliiiie apuroen non
Dem orerfopfigen Nmt einitimmig
gefaBt.
Sir sic wieoer Ser Goutrolle
unterItelften Grtifel meroen oie
S0dItpreiie 6reitog in aroft tre=
ten. 0o 0as YreisouflihtSnmt
aud beid,loB fir 6leiih Oie ON
80. SUM ~ge3oblten SltbliOien
mieOer ein5ufiibren, Oiirfte es benz
S8A @bef SAUL 8orter mO8lih
iein, inn melentlihen Die am 30.
SUM in Groft befinolihen SohIt-
preiie 5u perfiinOen. aber Mtildl,
Butter, Sale, Speiieeis unO on-
Oere Molfereiprooltfte unterliegen
feinen S0Aitpreilen, ebenlomenig
mie 8ei5en, Hoggen, Msuis, @erIte,
Sofer lomie 8ieb ur0 @efliigel-
futter, ste aus 0ieien @etreioe-
iorten 9efponnen rperOen. 8reis-
fontrolle miro ieOoh fiir 6lads
eingefilbrt.
Bel ieoenr ein5elhen artifel, fiir
ben eraeute &outrolle UerfiiBt mltr-
Sc, rat Oos 9tufiiftsamt feltge=
Itellt, 0oB ole Hreiie leit bent
80. SUM un~gebihrlid g%eltiegen,
sic 8orrate fnapp iinO uno Die
.Gontrplle Ourdiiibrbar u1O I'M
0ffentliden Sntereiie lie9t. Dies
waren 4uflagen, Die Dem Auf-
liftsumt pom &ongreB genaft
moroen mnren.
Nte gntlDe1otrg 9e9eH elle el=
nerte Rontrolle Der @etreioelor-
ten muroe oomit begriinoet, OaB
lie nidt I'M 6ffentliden Sntereiie
Ifeae lino Die 8eltdlroe nod Der
ginbringltng Ser @rnte ousreid.eu
0iirften, Inn Ben ermarteten Be
oarf gu b~efrieOigen. 9luBeroem
puroe feitgeItellt, 0nB Dire @e-
treioepreiIe nohgeben unO lid per
ntutlih balo mie0er in Der Na6e
Ser friiberen &odltpreiie befinoen
0iirften.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23
@1anlpiel ames
Wa@t

@ori8io Mfebr ols 10000
Monn ser Il. 9. 88. 9iniiion mar
idierten in boiler &riegsausitottung
iii Der 8ropin3 8ene3ia @inlia 10
nobe Der Morgon 2inie arf Dab iit-
goilotDiide 8ruppen ouf Der nnoeren
Settle oieier 9emnrfationslinie 3eu-
oen oes ein0rudsDoaen S6auipieles
omerifaniid)er Madt fem fonnten.
M1e MonniHaften, Die beim Nod-
0ienIt eingeipart fper6en fonnten,
nobnten an 0ieier 8oro0e tell, Die 5u
elmer 3eit obgebolten lDuroe, in Der
Die 8eaiebungen SlgoilnfDiens at
Sen Gereinigten Staaten uno @roB-
britannien einen nelter Sietltnflo err
reidt bnben.
Ser 3eitpunft oieier militdrilden
Madtentfaltung batte nur 81 ei-
mem Seil nit ser neuen poltllheit
Sponnung gu tln, oenn Der ei9ent-
Iihe MnloB mar oie 8erleibung bon
gbrenseifen. @inige 3nil1enfaue,
pelde Die Spannung beri1arft ba-
ben, ereigneten iih crit, naf)oem Der
3eitpunft fir Die Militarparaoe be-
ireitS beitimmt mar.
3u oielen 3miihenfaaen geboreii :
Das MbIdieBen zines americans
i6en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oilrb ju-
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23
Srumaus Sa6t
mad Sermuoa

Dit Br1iioent truman oltf oent
gtlontiiden S3eon - Der Srellelef-
retar oes 9rdiioenten, CHARLES q.
MoB, bat oen &orreiponOenten, Die
Ser 8rdlioentenjodt ,l8iaioms-
burg" an 8oro oes 6lotteni6tffs
.@eiles" folgen, itber Oas &ooiotele-
pbon mitgeteiIt, Dab Sruman beab-
iihtiae noh Bermuda uno Dem meri-
fonilden @olf 81 geben.
llripriingIih batte Der Brdltoeltt
Sen 0lon gefaBt, nit Der Saft, auf
weld)er er cine Serienfabrt unter-
nimmt, norotu1rts biz CUR &iiite BON
Maine gu freu3en. Aber Oas 8etter
bat i'm DeronlaBt, Ddrmere @etudi-
Ter auf3uiuden.
Die Sadt miro Bermuda OorditS-
didtlid 0onnerstag Madmittag err
reiden. @ie &oB anoeutete, lpiiroe
Der Hrdiioent, m1breno ons Sdiff
@oifer uno Nrobiont iibernimmt,
pieneid)t on San0 gebeft. Ule Range
oes gufentnblts auf Bermuda lei
nod nidt feitgeiest poroen. Sin
sen meiteren 0%erloltf Der 6abrt leier
nod feline beItimmten 3iele inS auge
aenornnlen nor6en.
&llr5 porber oieies befannt gege.
ben muroe, batte Bob Den 8reileper'
tretern mitgeteilt, 0aB Der 8rdlioeni
liiowGrts itatt norotpdrtS geben mir
Sc, ober ooB er nod nidt miiBte no.
bin.
Oiele beioen Mnfiinoigungen ia
men nllr einiee Stunoen na6oem oil
Sadt ibren 2iegeplas in 2uonlel
8oint Derlaiiep Aqtte. Iii6 tbfi .n
Dort bate EruHran NIT r6lDel BE
qleitern einen Spar5iergana unter.
nommen, Inn, mie er erfldrte, it'd
auf5uwdrmeu.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23

goilomiide aonpffIieger ON 8. slu-
guit;
oos geridminoen zines 8peiten
umerifoniifIen 3ionsportflug3euges
nn6e poer ii6er Der jugoiloluiiden
@ren3e;
oas BerihminDen pon o1t britt
i6en SolDaten uttO iieben oeutlden
acknowledgment Die in oer Iesten
@ode iiiolicb BON 8rieIt IeBtmaIig
geieben mur0en uftO ideinbor in
SSi0oiialpien berlorengegangen limo;
Die experimentation ihnrfen gto-
ten, lpel6e BON oen Hegierltngen Der
8ereinigten Stnoten mo @nglanoS
Der iugoilnmiihen Neqierung Dor
bier Eogen iiberreidt uno ~porgeitern
o%eroffentlif)t mur0en. Sl 0ieien
0iplomatilhen Soften miro 6ebnup-
tet, iugoilufpii6e Soloaten bit
ten ntn IL. unO 10. Suli auf
amerifnnii6e Eruppen geihoilen 0ie
g~e5Dungen maren, 0as iSeuer 3u err
pioerfl. Die Negierllngen @aibing-
tons un0 2on0ons b~e6aupteit, Sugo-
Iloipien Deriu6e, Die @ereinigten
Stooten un0 @roBritan1ien i'm Sri-
eiter @ebiet in Mibfra0it 5u b%ringen.
Die amerifonildJe 8otiAaft in
8elgrno tnuAt befonnt, Dab lite ben
6lug3eig3pii6enfua unterilidt, uber
Ste iligollapii6en Militdrbebor0etl
meigerten iid), Ausfiinfte 8u erteilen.
SIS miro fir mogli6 gebalten ooB
Moridaa 8ito ielblt cine Grfl1rung
iiber Die 3tpii9enfdlle abgeben miro.
@om - Gas Snltptqilartier oes
omerifoniiHen 2ufttronsportoienites
in europa teilt nit, Bob Die Slug
route bon @ien nnh lloiile in Sta
lien qeGnoert miro. Giinftig DerOer
Die 5lug5eltge PEI giinitigem @etter
ii6er ben 8rennerpuB, BEL ungiiniti-
ger @itterung iiber 2pon un0 Soar
leiae in 6ronfrei6 fliegen. 9as III
eim llmlpeg bon pielen bunOert @iei-
len.
8isber iino Oie amerifnniider
6lug5euge, ole Sen 9ienit 8piideu
lloine uno @ien oerieben, iiber ben
logenannten obritiiden aorriOor"
geflogen1 Der iddrf norOlid BON Si-
g~oilatpien entlang fiibrt.
0os %ertpdbnte @auptquortier teili
ueiter nit, es babe feline Anpeiillna
erbaIten ben regelmdBigen 6lugOer.
febr nit gelgraO gu unterbreden.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23
8riti1@e
SorOernn9en

2onoon. - @roBbritannien miro
0ie 8ereinigten Nntionen I'M lleber-
tragung Der alleinigen Sreltbdn-
oerldaft iiber Balditina eriuden,
wie BON gut unterri6teter &e-
gierungsieite Derlautete. IS ul-
terliegt feinem 3weifel, Dab ein
Ioldes Gerlongen eine groBe Dip
lomatiite S6ladlt Inn Die Rontrol-
Re fiber oas Seilige 2an0 aus
loien miro.
Mrabii6e &reiie III 9onoon err
fl1rten, DAB Die al Ynldltind
gren3enoen 3dnoer Die oollitdnoi-
ge llnobbdngigfeit oes 2anOes per-
lanqen meroen. Sails oies febl-
Ihlagt meroeu Tie iiM Oarltm BE-
Washington Journal., 1946-08-23
uno Stohl-
inou(trie in hdn-
0en Ger Briten
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