davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02
tudi stevilke, XII povedo obseg
della repatriacijskih baz.

~ AAAAS, - 5FO'SS SO0
della repatriacijskih baz.
v tretji sobi so prikazani
umori in pokolji, Xxi SO jih oku-
patorji vrsili po slovenski zem-
l5i. Vse stiri stene SO prelepljene
2 letaki, zalostno znanimi letaki
liza okupacije, v katerih so
Nemci in Italijani sporocali Ste
vilo in imena zrtev svojega te-
rorja. Teh letakov je brez Ste
villa, drug "a drugim Sc vrste in
Sc MISC vsi zbrani, kar jih je bilo
v teh zalostnih dneh objavlje-
nih. Med mimi je letak O ustre-
litvi 176 oseb oktobra 1912 v
Marlboro.
Italijanski letaki ne navajajo
imena Oseb, cato SO k vsakemu
prilozeni uradni italijanski do
kumenti, z imeni teh talcev in z
zdravniskim potrdilom O njihovi
smrti.
| Pod to poplavo letakov Sc W.
ste fotografije: Primorska, c.
lie, Kranj, Pohorje, Gorenjska,
Dolenjska, Begunje, Gramozna
jana, slike, XII so bile povecini
najdene v zepih okupatorjevih
castnikov in katere so 81 hoteli
odnesti domov v spomin ma svo-
ia "junastva." Te slike izpolnju-
jejo vsebino letakov, prikazuje-
jo nam pa ne samo pokolje in
umore, ampak tudi mucenja in
zasramovanja zavednih neu.
klonljivih Slovencev.
Med slikami je tudi fotografi.
ia castnikov italijanskega voja-
skega sodisca, XII Sc po "tezkem
delu'' sprehajajo ma ljubljanski
promenade. Preko letakov so ma.
pisani izreki okupatorjevih OBJ
lastnikov.
"Podvzeli bono najstrozje
ukrepe, XII bodo zadeli tudi ne.
dolzne," je izjavil zloglasni XII.
tschera leta 1941.
''Uporabljajmo najvecjo trdo.
to in najostrejse mascevanje,'
je predlagal Muller-Hacius 1912
Po teh navodilih so sc ravnali
Nemci ma Gorenjskem. in stajer'
skem in morili in pozigali ne
glede ma krivdo, ne glede ma spo
in starost. Po krvolocnosti Misc
italijanski okupatorji prav nit
zaostajali "a nemskimi: "Pobij
te vse Slovence kot pse brez
usmiljenja," je narocil podpol
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02
DOkumentarna razstava 0 vOjnih zlOcinih|
okupatorjev in njihOvih pomagacev

stavljenih dok,mentov je raz-
vidno, 'da je sluzilo preko 20 du-
hovnikov v teh oborozenih for
macijah v svojstu vojaskih du-
hovnikov ali kakor govori neki
document v svojstvu "placanih
kaplanov'' (cappellani pagati).
Low ne komuniste, partizane
in pripadnike Osvobodilne from
te in zvestoba italijanski vladi,
to je bill smoter in vsebina delo-
vanja teh izdajalskih edinic, kar
potrjuje razstavljeno porocilo o
ustanovitvi posadke belle garde
ma Velikih Blokah pod powell
stvom zupnika Antona Hrena.
To delovanje so podpirali, po-
spesevali in blagosljavljali bivsi
oblastniki.
Po kapitulaciji Italije so Sc
ostanki po nasih partizanskih
odredih razbite MVAC znasli po
neizprosni logiki izdajstva v OBJ
jemu drugega okupatorja in ma
daljevali borbo proti slovenske-
mu ljudstvu. L. razstavljenih do
kumentov vidimo, da so bivsi
"cappellani pagati" in koman-
danti MVAC oblekli uniforme
Rupnikovih domobrancev in ma
daljevali zlocinsko borbo proti
"a svobodo sc borecemu ljud-
stvu.
Med dokumenti razstavljene
fotografije enako dokazujejo
razvoj in delovanje slovenskih
izdajalcev, okupartojevih sode-
lavcev. Isti ljudje so sc druzili
in fotografirali skupaj itali-
janskimi, pozneje pa nemskimi
osvajaci.
IL prve sobe, XII nudi obisko-
valcu splosni pregled vojnih zlo.
einov okupatorjev in njihovih
pomagacev, pridemo v sobo, v
kateri so razstavljeni dokumen.
ii, fotografije, nacrti it'd, XII Sc
nanasajo ma izseljevanje in in.
terniranje Slovencev v casu
okupacije.
Napis ma stem:
''Izselite vso slovensko inteli
genco, vse po letu 1914 prise
ljene Slovence, vse prebivalstve
pasa oh Sotli, vse prebivalce pa
sa oh Saw . oBtalo prebival'
stvo ostane zaenkrat Sc v deze.
Ii" in "Izselite vse Slovence ir
naselite ma njih mesto Italija'
ne," sta vzeta iz originalnih do.
kumentov, in sicer prvi iz okroz'
nice Himmlerja, drugi pa il
okroznice generala Robottija.
Navedena dokumenta dokazu.
jeta, da so taljanski in nemski
osvajaci imeli enake nacrte, tc
je: odstraniti z rodne Crude slo.
venski narod in Slovenijo po ita.
lijanciti oziroma ponemciti. Svo'
je nacrte so fasisticni in naci.
sticni osvajaci zaceli nacrtno il.
vrsevati. Dokumenti, razstavlje-
nj v vitrinah oh stem predstav-
ljajo povelja in porocila posa-
meznih italijanskih in nemskih
oblastnikov o tenn, kako je tre-
ba interniranje civilnega prebi-
valstva izvrsevati, kako Sc izvr-
suje, in kaj je treba v bodocno-
sti Sc opraviti.
Italijani so ze pred vojno ma
meravali izvrsiti popolno izpraz.
nitev celih predelov Slovenije, Q
tenn nam pricajo razstavljeni
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02

podrobni nacrti 0 popolni IL
praznitvi nekaterih predelov v
Bell Krajini in v okolici Cerkni-
ce in Rakeka.
Nemci SO Sc po popolni od-
stranitvi slovenske intelligence
in ga ponemcenje nesposobnih
ljudi' ter po izpraznitvi obmej-
nih predelov oh Saw, kamor so
|naselili besarabske Nemce, od-
locili, da bodo popolno izselitev
Slovencev izvedli sele po vojni.
Zato je Himmler izjavil, da
ostane ostalo prebivalstvo ia
enkrat Sc v dezeli." ..--
Sredi sobe stoji ma crnem
Fpodstavniku model taborisca ma
Rabu. To je model tistega tabo-
risca, kjer je umrlo $500 Slo-
vencev in kjer bi jih umrlo Sc
mnogo vec, &c ne bi zaveznisko
orozje prisililo Italijo k tlom,
kajti general Mario Robotti je
ukazal: "Za vsakega padlega
italijanskega vojaka maj umrje
10 Slovencev ma Rabu."
Rab pa je bill lie eden izmed
nestetih krajev Italije, kamor je
bilo odgnano v suznost sloven-
sko ljudstvo. VISA Italija je bila
kakor velika jeea Slovencev, kot
je nazorno prikazano ma zem-
ljevidu ma levi stem sobe.
Pravtako Nemcija: Poleg Da-
chaua, Buchenwalda, Ausch-
witza, Mauthhausena je ma zem-
ljevidu Nemcije zaznamovanih
desetine krajev, kjer so nacisti
unicevali Slovence.
Slovensko ljudstvo tudi v tu-
JIM v suzenjstvu nj klonilo. V
neprestani smrtni nevarnosti,
telesno popolnoma izcrpani, so
nasi interniranci v taboriscih
pisali ilegalne vestnike, liz kate
rib Sc zrcali neomajna vera v
zmago svobode. Nekaj izvodov
teh vestnikov je tudi razstavlje-
nih.
Ko clovek pregleda te doku-
mente in zemljevide in vidi pri
tenn vrsto fotografij izmucenih
internirancev, fotografij in ku-
pow mrlicev, sele do dna doja.
me strahovito nevarnost fasiz.
ma in ogromno odgovornost ia
sisticnih zlocinov "a trpljenje
nasega ljudstva med okupacijo.
Zadnji zemljevid ma stem te
sobe prikazuje \skrb nase ljud.
ske oblasti takoj po osvoboditvi
"a repatriacijo nasih izseljence1
in internirancev. Ma zemljevidu
so oznacena pota, po katerih sc
Sc pregnanci vracali ma svoje
domove, baze, v katerih je bila
osredotocena skrb zanje, kakol
''ns77'gaYs1gg8aglzgsssgzgssalsszBEs,sgEgBa
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pocitniski sezoni prebivalci ze-
dinienih draw bolj temeljito ~
poznali svojo dezelo kot kdaj
pref. Mnogi med mimi, ki 50
pred lett potovali po inozemskih
dezelah, Sc bodo zdaj prepricali,
da ina nasa ogromna republika
skoro vse naravne krasote in
zanimivosti kot jih morejo po-
kazati dezele inozemstva; v ne
katerih ozirih BE marsikaj, cesar
nj drugod. Nespametno je omalo-
vazevati katero koli inozemsko
dezelo, toda pametno je "a vsa-
kega drzavljana, da v prvi vrsti
pozna svojo lastno drzavo. In v
Zedinjenih >drzavah je mnogo,
kar ze vredno videti.
; -"Nova Doba," glasilo ABB.
Kdor je 6lovekoljub, darwje
20 otroSko bolnico . SlOveniV
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02

NEW CHIEF JUSTICE AND TREASURY ..
named chief justice of President
Truman, and Reconveon Director John Snyder selected
to succeed VinsOn head of the g
Fred M Vinson President Truman John w.
treasury former st. Louis banker served
In federal 9s.s##4t
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02

Kdor je aovekolj4b, daruje
"a OtrOSkO 'bOlnicO . Sloveniii
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-17
Mount Zion Baptist

The Mount Zion Baptist Choir
will be featured on Easter Sun.
day evening at o'clock at the
Mount Zion Baptist church. 18th
and Madison, in the presentation
of TIL. Dubois famous Easter
Cantata. The Seven Last Words
of Christ" This is one of the
most famous Easter choir cantatas,
and the Mount Zion Choir is one
of the first Negro choirs to pre-
sent it to the public in this city.
The choir will be under the di-
rection of Kenneth E. Stovall, who
will be remembered by many as
the director of the 100 voice Inter-
racial choir that appeared re-
Gently on a program with Paul
Robson at the Civic Auditorium.
The accompanist will be Mr.. Rob-
ert E. Colbert, who comes from
Washington, d. C. and has a
Masters degree in history from
Howard University. Rev. F. Ben
jamin Davis, the pastor of Mount
Zion, will be the narrator of this
great musical drama. The public
is invited.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-17
In MEMORIAM

On April II. the late President
Franklin d. Roosevelt had been
dead a year. 1t is hard to real
lie that time moves so swiftly.
Many fitting tributes were paid
to his memory throughout the
world. The greatst of these was
that of Mrs. Roosevelt dedicating
the family home, Hyde Park, as a
national monument, to the nation
for which he lived and died.
President Truman in an ad-
dress that touched the hearts of
all Americans, pledged himself to
the best of his ability to carry
on the program and policies laid
down by his great predecessor, the
many social reforms that have
SO greatly benefited the less for
tunate peoples of the world. In
doing this, he richly deserves the
support of all loyal Americans.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-17
Beauty School Graduation

The graduating of Ruth White
sides School of Beauty Culture
marked its second successful
event. The beautiful ceremony
was held at Mt Zion Baptist
Church Sunday. Ajril IA. The
graduates were uniformed in beau
tiful blue gowns with orchid and
white tassels, the school color.
Attorney Charles M. Stokes gave
a very warm welcome address to
the class. A gracious response
was given by Mrs. Roberta Henry.
Diplomas were presented by Rev.
F. Benjamin Davis and Mrs. Ruth
G. Whiteside.
Those receiving dipomas were:
Mrs. Vera Lee Charles, Mrs.
Mary Louise Earls, Mrs. Annie
Bell Henderson, Mrs. Roberta
Henry, Miss Carrie w. Joiner,
Mrs. Leonia G. Kidd and Mrs.
Lorraine Susan Williams.
Mrs. Lillian Winston, a former
graduate of the Whiteside institu-
ton, now instructress, honored
Rev. Davis with token of
annraniatio.,
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Y. M. E. A.
Easter. Egg Hunt

Easter. Egg Hunt
On Saturday, April 20, at Hoo
a. m. All grade school and Junior
High School boys are invited to
take part in the Easter egg hunt
at the East Madison Y. NJ. C. A,
This is an annual event.
Spring Dance
Have pou purchased your ticket
for the Y. NJ. C. A. Community
Spring Dance? Well, get it to.
day! The tickets cost only 25c.
The dance will be held on Satur-
day. April 81. from $3.50 to 1900
z. M. There will be old-time and
modern dancing, refreshments,
games, etc. All proceeds from
this dance will be used to help
defray the expenses of painting
the Y. NJ. C. A. building.
Football Movie to be Shown
On Wednesday. April II, at $50
+. M. The st. Mary's- Oklahoma
Football Game will be seen at the
East Madison Y. NJ. C. A. in the
form of a movie. Members of the
Hi-Y, Toch-Y and Junior Hi-Y
Clubs are sponsoring the movie.
Only club members and their par
ents will be permetti eehsdtotA-F FIR
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Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures

the most popular organizatIOl
that the world has ever KNOW
The world admires antiquity d
years.; but here is an organ,s
ton that counts it's life by neary
twenty centuries. The world love
glorious achievements; here is al
organization whose deeds, when
compared to those of historys
greatest empires, are like the sun
when contrasted with candlelight
The world loves beauty, strength
ceremony. mysticism; here Is al
organization which, upon thea
and a thousand other points CAP
lures the eye, enraptures the mind
and thrills the heart. All thai
is necessary for the Cathol
church to be worshipped as /
god. is that she come down from
the cross, by repudiating as H
politely and automatically as ps
sible. the religion of the crOa
with its self-sacrifice, self-c ontrd
and self-denial.
But even as Jesus Christ did moi
come down from the cross. so Rs
church has not and never will
come down from the cross. |
Christ had come down from th
cross, He would have provel
Himself to be an imposter. If th.
church were TO come down from
the cross, she would acknowledN
herself to be a human institution
Christ. by remaining upon His
cross, proved Himself to be The
Son of God; the Catholic chuNi
by remaining upon the cross
proves itself to be His indestrW
tible NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sent
mel.
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SEATTLE SOCIALS

Mrs. Thelma Jones has returned
home, following a visit with her
sister, Mrs. o. Clay and friends in
Los Angeles, Calf. She reports
having had a splendid visit.
A. M. E. Church officials are
grateful to the public for aiding in
the success of their affairs.
Palm Sunday Tea sponsored by
the Willing Workers at the Y. NJ.
C. A. was a beautiful and well
arranged service. This tea is an
annual affair.
Easter will be observed at the
First A. M. E. Church, 14th be-
tween Pike and Pine street, the
Rev. E. D. Chappelle delivering
the sermon. In the evening the
Easter Cantata will be rendered
under the direction of choir mas
ter. Mr.. Fleming who has worked
diligently for its success.
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CHURCHES

The Rev. w. Lyons, congrega-
ton and choir will worship at
Metropolitan Independent church,
23rd and E Spruce St. morning
service Sunday.
Easter Sunday Night the
Metropolitan Independent church
will worship with the Progressive
Baptist church. the Rev. Fred
Blythwood delivering the sermon.
The public is welcome.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-17
FIELD OF SPORTS
BY J. A. Jack Johnson)


Negro boxers of the Pacific
Northwest continue to knock
over their opponents I'm a convinc-
Ing manner. Johnny Wells, Milo
Savage, Leo (the lion) Turner
and Eddie Powell, winning their
bouts during the last two weeks
with apparent ease. AS we go TO
press, Turner will headline card
with Art Lind, a Minnesota mid
dleweight at the Civic Auditor
ium Tuesday night, and Eddie
Powell will top the card April 23,
with nationally known fighter.
Powell has knocked out his last
three opponents so easy that he
needs better competition. Who
ever Eddie fights it will be fight
because Eddie is tough and can
really hit.
The Kosmos Boxing Club who
sponsors the bouts has we'll
equipped gym at 2O3O 5th Ave,
where fight fans are cordially in
vited to come and watch the box
ers train.
Nine baseball games cancelled
in the south this spring because
two Negro players, Jackie Robin
son and John Wright were not
allowed to play because of their
color. Hats off to Branch Rick
ey, president of the Brooklyn
Dodgers. who says If his Negro
players cannot play the rest of
his teams won't. Mr.. Hickey is
keeping his word.
We would like to have some
news about the West Coast
I.eogue, the newly organized Ne
gro Baseball league. May we ask
the owners of the Seattle Fran
chise wha type of baseball may
the Seattle fans expect? VIII we
have some players of national
reputation? In our very best
English We ask, will we have
chuckers with the ability and
cunning to cast the sphere past
the bludgeons Of the opposing
stickers, to land safely into the
receivers mitt, and will We have
stickers who can crash the bludg-
con viciously against the sphere
and dash madly around the sever
al pillows to safely reach the
home pillow? o. X. Claude and
Bruce, it is your move. We are
for you one hundred per cent,
but give us some news.
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appreciation
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-17
HOLY WEEK

When on Good FRIDAY, the
worlds Redeemer writhed upon
His nails, the silence which en-
veloped the mount was broken by
the taunts of those who dared
Christ to come down from the
cross and we will believe"
Come down from the cross! If
the dying Christ had done that,
and had only changed His tactics
little,-why even the Scribes
and Pharisees would have received
Him with enthusiasm. After which.
all He had to do was to preach
a universal, material kingdom,
in which the Jewish hierarchy
would be the leading lights and
over which the Jewish race would
be the rulers and the masters.
How simple it all was; how easy
to gain the support of a group
of influential men, for whose APP
prevail and prestige many a mod
ern politician would barter his
soul and applaud his own wis
dom for having been so reals
tic"
Meanwhile, if the wounded,
bleeding figure on the cross had
but come down and had adapted
Himself a little more to the
standards of the worlds best
minds. He could have stormed
even the citadels of cultured
Greece: all He had to do was
to preach a doctrine of beauty,
of refinement and of material
progress; then the greatest think
ers, most learned philosophers
would have cannonized Him and
placed Him high up among their
own immortals.
If Jesus Christ had but come
down from the cross and then had
substituted fine, exquisite phrases
for the hard, stern doctrines of
morality, purity, humility that be.
fore He had insisted upon so We
hemently, then He could have
carved niche for Himself in the
heart of the powerful world
embracing Roman Empire, which
would have regarded Him not as
an adversary. Who would overturn
their gods of passion, but One
Whose brilliant talents were
worthy of their ardent admiration.
All He had to do was to come
down from the cross, which would
have been very easy for one of
His power, and then as men today
would express ito be more
broad-minded and less insistent
upon unpopular dogmas and doc.
trines.
But the figure on the cross did
ON NM" Oll HIS Halls anu come
down. BY coming down from the
cross. He would have proved
Himself an imposter; but by re-
upon the cross. He has
proved Himself to be God.
Come down from the cross-is
still the cry of millions during this
Holy Week, not only to Jesus
Christ, forever blessed, but to His
Church, which He has commits
stoned to represent Him, to the
end of time. If the Catholic
Church would only come down
from the cross, ON which it has
oeen preaching and often hang
ng' Tor ninteen hundred years; if
she would only repudiate, conyen-
entity forget about the doctrines
d the cross; then she would he
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Ebenezsesr. Anne Church
Rev. E. p. Williams, pastor

Rev. E. p. Williams, pastor
Sunday school, $50; moan
ing worship, Il; Christian En-
deavor, 7; evening service, s.;
prayer meeting Wednesdays at
8 o'clock.
Ninth and Park in down
town Bremerton.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-17
EAST HILL REALTY
OFFERS new HOME
FINANCE FOR G |

A new Gil home financing
plan has been announced by the
East Hill Realty. Loans for the
building of homes may be obtain.
ed through their offices. Featur-
Ing the most modern designs, low
cost homes may be constructed
in which the most distinctive of
large and full length windows and
flat roofs will be utilizel.
Offices are loacted at 800 23rd
Ave. North telephone EA.-4497.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-04-17
STOP - LOOK = LISTEN

Don't forget the carnival of fun
sponsored by Queen of Sheba
Chapter No. IL, Order of the East
ern Star, May 4, 1916 at Masonic
Temple, 21st and East jefferson
at 500 p. m. Don't miss the
dance of the Hep Cat. Admission
free. lots of fun. All are invited
See you on that date.
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Wanted

TO RENT
Five-Room or larger house within
walking distance of service sta.
ton at 18th and E. Madison St.
Will leave substantial deposit to
guarantee care of property.
Call Bob Ritchey
at Bob's Mobil Service
10Th & e. Madison CA.-e76e
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entswillbepermittedt sh sh en- v
ents will be permitted to see the
movie alon gwit htheir father or
mother. Members of the VS. Men
Club and Committee of Manage.
ment are also invited.
Committe of Management
All members of The Committee
of Management are urged to be
present at the regular meeting on
Wednesday, April II, at 500 p.
M.
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Wanted

TO BUY
"a orIa-inch electric drill. Must be
reasonably priced.
CA.-99769
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The Ruth Whiteside School
the opening of Evening Glasses
from 500 p. m. to 800 p. m.
beginning April %, 1916.
Register today for classes.
Come in and ask about our
easy payment plan.
Take advantage of this OPP
portunity now!
The Ruth Whiteside School of
Beauty Culture
Ola jackson st, MA. 0I0l
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WANTED

Experienced shirt presser. Ca
Pros. 6024 or Hemlock $3.50.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-28

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tar 9prnes uno &liBlnnos AuBen-
miniiter Wtolotop IN Boris iiber
8rielt Derbnnoeln.
Sieiigen Amtslteaen limo in ben
lebten Orei 8ohen me6rere Be-
ridte iiber einen moglifen %iugoiln-
miiden 8eriud 3ugegangeL lid Der
Stoot 5lt bem16tigen obnobl lie
innerbalb Der cngliid.nmerifani-
ihell Belabungs3one in Stalien &c.
legen lit. @ngliide uno omerifa-
niihe Gruppen lteben al Der ioge-
nnnnten .,Wtorgon-9inie", on Der
DemorfationSlinie ole Sueoilamien
ltno StdGien remit.
Sn meDreren 8erihten nod @ai6-
ington lit Die &eoe BON Gr1ppenbe.
tpegungen in Sugoilafpien. Ole
Weloungen, ole in Der 8ormohe in
Der jugoilapiihen 8reiie itber mill.
tdrii6e g(ftipit1t ser Ndiierten nabe
3rieIt neroffentli6t murOeh meroen
in @oibington ais ein moglifes
@oripiel fir iligoilolDiIde Sorbaben
wausgelegt.
8os Srielter 8rpblem lit nur ems
BON oielen. Die 6lottenleitung
gibt fir Die @%ntienoung Der ,d5nr-
90" BON Malta nod Grieit feline
8egriinorng. Aber Itelluertretenoer
StaotsiefretGr Adeion er5dblte in
elmer 8reIlefonferen3:
/. HuBlono bot ale nlnerifnni-
i6en BroteIte ipe9eit 8erlesung Der
8ot8oomer Abfommen iiber Nah-
Washington Journal., 1946-06-28
3 SOte bel
ydbrbans.8ran

Nem gorf. - Gin 8rnnIO,
Der i'm 6abrengebauOe in ct.
@eorae, Staten Sslnn0, ouSbraf),
foItete 0rei Menlhenleben rnLo rif-
tete einen Sdnoen BON $2,OOO,-
900 an, ebe er bon Der 6erer-
mehr, fir Ole neul1 Alarme Obj
aeqehen moroen moren, nod ltitn-
0enlongem &nmpf be5fputtgen
mer0en fonnte.
Gle GoOeSopier limo Die S6ol-
tqrbeomten 6rnu Cornelius Bblte
un0, 9llice aei3or rlto Der 50
i1briqe Surol0 @~lenoening, Elm
6euerpebrnnrn, Die alle oitT
Stoten Sslono mobnten. "a Ter-
ionen mur0en perlebt O0er obn-
maftig. &ur3 Dor Dem Ausbruf)
0es 8rnnoes waren 500 Balio-
qiere abgefobren unb botten chen
nod reht3eitig oos @ebaltoe per
ldIien, Ann ouBer @eiobr 5u iein.
Na6 elmer @rfldrung 0es Silfs-
GItriftsonpolts @erman Wetbtel-
lei qpuroe Ser 8rnnO 0urf Sum
fen infolge zines &ur8ld]luTles
auf einem Staten SSlano Enpio
Gronlit .3ug berporgerufen.
Sn 5 Mimuten itano ods 40
Sabre olte, aus Sol5 erriftete Sc
bGuoe in bellen 6lammer, DIE
in sen 6orben, Dem Sel nro Der
S6niere in elmer @erfltatte reide
Nabrung forroen. &0elige Wolfen
meiBen &oudes itiegen aus Dem
brennen0en @ebGlloe auf.
Gran BGte itorb an ibrern
4nrtenlfalter. 9[lice &ei5or lebte
nod. ais lie bon einem 8oli6iiten
aus ibrer 8uoe gerettet wuroe,