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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-07
City Jobs Open

list OF positions for which
civil service examinations will ne
given in the near future has been
released by the Detroit Civil
Service Commission. at whose ~.
fices in the Water Board building
40 Randolph St. further inquir'
los and applications should 10
made.
Among the posts nov open sfs
communicable disease nurse gem
eral staff nurse permanent.
hubble health nurse. auto cleo
trio repairman. laborer. traiio
checker. second operating steam
engineer senior and junior build
ing operating engineer, student
social worker, social case work
or and medical social ease work
er
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-07
THE FUTURE
Labor and Industry


GREAT DECISION
ON July -. 1916 nj n session
Of the said court held in the
Federal Building. Detroit, Hon
cradle Arthur =. Lrderle hand
ed down the following decision;
That the Miner Hotel Company
restore Dorothy l.. SULLIVAN 10
Tie position oi reCepiionist aud
switchboard operator In the
Wilmer Hotel system chain in
Detroit M the salary at 81 per
week, or ~ u position al like
seniority status aud pay lrum
which position she shall mol he
discharged without cause prior
Ia December ~. 1916; aud that
the Miner Hotel system pay
Miss SULTAN the sum of S3i
per week in bach pay starting
from The date She applied Tor
reinstatement until the day she
II actually hired.
This Is great test ease as
adiadged by District Judge fe-
derle. II so happens TO be the
first court case involving job
rights OF woman war veteran.
This ease serves as an example
or what can happen 10 employ
- who fail to rehirc former vet
eran employees II il a fact that
many employers are guilty OF
such infractlons but can now be
brought into accounting
EMPLOYMENT or WOMEN
The future employment posi-
bilities Of women in industry look
good Science Service predicts
that by 1850 one out OF every
three women over IL years OF
age 10 be more specific 10000. 900
women will be employed in about
an types OF Industrial work
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE
Women however, are more cri-
IDEAL OF The conditions under
which they work They are more
conscious OF the conditions which
cause fatigue and thereby reduce
efficient output According TO the
hest industrial hygiene methods,
adequate lunch periods periodic
rest psuses. proper working hours
and safety regulations ali so 10
fatigue and boost up the moral
OF the workers
ACCURATE WORKERS
Production level statistics show
that women workers are more
satisfactory than men IN work
that requires accuracy and finger
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-07
NIN> RlnlRING NUNS

WINS III uihIN w. NltU =
S. Iec'iye Service A@ 0hah
states 'hat an empioeee ~ho
into he services OF the TINT
state. is cn'iled 70 hi. od or
bach or lob % liz stA'u, M
been utterly lacking IN iniep'"
aton and application Many rnr
p.oyyrs have rehired hui 10
reduced JOB classification. uu tht
other hand thousands % vct
ans worked on wartime Jobs BE-
fore entering the military seryrc
u stands 10 reason thar many
~ aose industries no lonse
exis So. some former jobs lo
nor eNis Vet this does no, OK
cuse employers who by all 10
tcnuons simply mean 20 rail- 10
rehirc or grade down Job stains.
of fulmor Workers
yETERtN CASE
Dorothy l. sullivan WI. ems
ployed by Miner Hotel Company
from 1912 until January 1914 a.
rate Of $50 per week On DC
fober 81 1913 she enlisted 10 the
United states Marine Corps ana
consequently notified the com
pany that she expected TO be-
called mp for active duty during
The first OF the year % 1894 On
January 10 f9i4 she was indicted
into the Marine Corps She
served her country well and was
honorsbly discharged November
I. 1915.
Miss sullivan dld no. lose any
time she reported 10 the Miner
Hotel Company for Reinstatement
December 1885 as receptionisi
and switchboard operator The
Hotel Company natly refused 10
reinstate her and repeatedly re-
fused 20 restore her 10 her form.
or job.
ACTION TAKEN
Miss Sullivan took her case 10
her attorney ne entered suit
against the Miner Hotel TOM
psny, ordering that an order be
entered BY the District Court Of
the United States Eastern Dis.
trict- Southern Division that this
court relnstate the said plaintiff
10 her former position with the
company and that a judgement
against the hotel equal TO the
amount OF her loss Of wages at
the rate OF &3f psr week from
December ~, 1876 to the date
Of her reinstatement be entered.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-07

dextctitv Women workers are
known 90 be exccllen, workers in
he following Jobs in automobile
industry bench work assembly,
inspection. conNeyor roading.
packing paint spray spo weld
Ing light punch press and rivet-
ing
nIGH HEALTH MORTALITY
Records show however that
women are more prone 10 illness
Than men They lose more time
rom work because OF sickness
Than do men but the duration Of
illness seems 10 be shorter The
main Illness OF women says a
Public Health Bulletin is due TO
respiratory conlitions' colds and
fm and digestive disturbances
All things being equal employ
mcni in 1859 should show a
greater percentage than wartime
peak Women are in industry to
stay.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-07
WHAT
ABOUT YOU?
BY VICTOR /. HICKS
TIM I'M az A yACATION

THE End OF A VACATION
After three weeks OF really
nothing 90 90 We return 20 work
Twas such a delightful three
weeks an spent IN restful re-
pose. enjoying ne idea OF trying
70 catch up on al the energy
expended during The months be-
fore
a visit % The couniry Ions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-07
About The Common Man

Labor Day Is a good time TO take tock of
the position OF labor in the nation and IN
the world
a year after the end Of the wa against
fascism. labor is far from secure tar rom
the attainment Of It's democratic goals
STILL CONFUSED
Labor IN the United States IS Still diAided
among co All. and independent Its
political activity is still confused and
collaborating.
l.abo. in he totaltarian sections OF the
world IS suffering from all the evils that
dictatorship implies virtual slavery, iIlol-
CRADLE wo king conditions, denial Of the
right TO independent organization and free.
criticism continual subsection 70 propa-
ganda against foreigners and prepara-
ton for war.
In Britain in Safeguarding domin-
ions Of Australia ad New Zealand i'm
Sweden and Norway, labor holds political
power. but this rover is perched precari-
ou>ly between the political aggression Of
the undemocratic Soviet Union and the GER
tanty OF economic chaos vhcn The United
States goes hust
REACTION RIDES
In the United States there Is almost no
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-07
NJ RlNllr

NJ kfNl 1T
40. We did not 20 10 re-
sort with H.. endless drangll>
oi yin sings! cocktails. ,hcr-
~ cohhlers. tiger milk. mint
inIep,. snake root hiliers. tim
her doodle. champaign. and
poor scotch whiskc,. We did
not Wish 10 III around like the
at with the iacr OF Greek
hero who waited Tor rntrapmeut
with q relish that had become
AN nhe>s,lon. Bui. that j. may
hc what the mob wants because
he mob i. not tired. aud. the
mob is always triumphant. ~.
N yon went t0 n resort We
hop" lou enjoyed il.
W. N'a tne coun aher,
mw wander to gsh gar
e'a tnne be perfumes ~ vil,
fna snd 'erpme hceuiled b!
ne r4ar ~ nature
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-07

the three member commI,,I.-
Others on the board are NJ.
Mildred II. Mahone,. scot,
worker. and Judge 4. 4. Con-
liberal attorney.
SALARIES NCREANLD
&. l.. Harper, executive ,...
tary OF the Georgia Teacher, -,
Education association reyp.t
last week tina. the sal,r,o.
Negro public school teacher,
his state for 1866 schoo, 49,. -
will equal OF surpa.s he .al,.,
OF teachers in me other soa,s
eastern states al ~ Nht5 :.
srill very low.
DETROIT CHAPTER AMEN,
CAN RED CROSS anno,n"
fall classes in FRS Aid =, Z,
f Elizabeth. Standard eon,..
starts September ~ rhes, el,,,
IS are open to men and woms.
for information and registration
call CA 3s0o extension e4l
POLICE COMMISSIONER rouv
CHALLENGER sen, us lin,,,.
from the Michigan on Gn,,A,
official publication OF tho uirA,'
gan state Troops The ripnin,
has the picture OF II Coi ~
renee Howard. 1t Edwa~d Ma.
rill and Capt Pearly Crudua m.
serving their men firing on u.
rifle range al camp Gravbs,
during the summer manai,e-. !,
Camp Craving We hope tina, !,
Guard set-up will f0'Iop n.
gang in charge OF ne Na,on,
example OF the state ;roops
allowing Negro citizens 10 pari.
cipate in the Nstionsl gus "a
DIR ROBERT c. WEAVER /,
now in command OF Tie NaRA
mission in the Ukraine since n.
resignation OF Marshal Ma na,.
iie This mission is responslhr,
'or The millions OF dollars eors
~ uNRRA supplies arriving rsso.
'arly from America ihroash n,
port ~ Odessa.
NEWSPAPERS
a 37pase psmphle' aee.
list ~ ,6S Negro newspapers
their location dsfe founded ana
other Information l. nov 9slr,
distributed by Lincoln Cntsrsrr
school Of journalism. Isf,-.on
Citp Mo
ROUGH on RATS
The Cerlified ,hemics ~ .,
Detroit. distributors Of deadly
new rat poison called >np ns,.
boon commissioned to demon.
Sfa;e he effectiveness ~ ia
new rodenticide in q block oand.
~ by Eliot. John r. Ru.b and
ErSkine whore there IS gres,
ra' intesta,ion and which make,
desirable loca ION 70 etp,
mental purposes The dae ~
'he demonstration will 10 nan.
Wednesday, and Thursday q ai'
week
PRANK SINATRA and eAH
GALLOWAY az planning 10 81.
iahiish radio Scholarsaip ID
New York colleges for deserving
UNDERGRADUATE aspirants III 5,
eielhle he student NH 3,
'sked 90 compose an oisinai
no f-hpnr radio script whab "a
include both words and music
siressing The idea Of tolerance
'of all races and religions ST
NARA and Galloway Will he uds.
es IN thoir contest with the Neu
York University being ten;auye.y
chosen for initial tryonis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-07

Mrs Stanley White WAS hostess
ar heon Tor out ~ Town
guests on Tuesday August o.
ar be- beautiful home a. 2927
l-ih street Guests included Mrs
WILDER Ire and her daughter,
Rose African, from Atlanta. Ga ,
George guests Of Mrs William
Semcyl Mrs George Fowler and
grandson from Washington. D.
guests ~ Mrs Beulah Hll
Williams Mrs searcy and Mrs.
Williams Of Ecorse.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-07
NEWSPAPERS

\ 3'-paRe psmphle' Sec.
lSt of i6S Negro newspapers
their location date foundod ana
other Information Il nov os,rs
distributed by Lincoln rnpsr,ry
school Of journalism. lsf'a-.on
ON Mo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-07
HYGIENE
lCCTRATE WORKERS

Production level statistics show
that women workers are more
satisfactory than men IN work
that requires accuracy and finger
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-13

of North Palestine which had been
comparatively free of disturbances
for the past several months.
Hundreds of Jews in nearby set
Elements were detained. At least so
were arrested as Palestine authori-
ties spurred grim hunt for the
terrorists.
First reports from the scene said
that 20 persons, some of them wo.
men, were in the attacking party.
The train, guarded by police and
British troops, was near Hedera
settlement, about midway between
Haifa and Tel Aviv, at noon when
four explosions rocked it from the
tracks.
Attackers who had been hidden
n"ar the tracks struck quickly, ex.
changing rifle shots with train
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-13
150-Real Estate.

THE SERVICE WE RENDER SELLS
your real estate. List with usi J. II
Baldwin Agency, 217 Princess Street
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-13
Presbyterian Minister
Resigns Passionate Here

The Rev. L. F. Cowan is resign
ing the pastorate of the WOODBURY.
Presbyterian church, according to
an announcement yesterday.
A congregational meeting is
scheduled to be held after. the SER
mon tonight in order that the con-
gregation might concur with the
pastor in asking the Presbytery to
dissolve the pastoral relationship.
The congregational session will be
presided over by DR.. L. A. Taylor.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-13
TERRORISTS ROB
PALESTINE TRAIN

JERUSALEM, Jan. u. -W.D-
A group Of terrorists blasted a
Palestine train from tracks south
of Haifa with explosives today ano
escaped with $140,00 payroll after
a running gun battle in which three
train guards were wounded.
The terrorists were described of.
ficially as members of the Jewish
militant Irgun Svai Lemui organiza
ton.
Thousands of British troops were
rushed into the territory, a section
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-13

guards as they swarmed into the
derailed coaches, held up the train
crew and escaped with the payroll.
Two policemen and a British sol
der were taken to hospital with
wounds received in the fighting,
There were no reports of casualties
among the attackers.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-13
Wilmingtonian Will
Exhibit Paintings

RALEIGH, Jan. 12-R)-An ex-
hibition Of paintings by profession
al North Carolina artists will be
opened next week in the State Art
Society gallery here.
Included in the exhibit are paint
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-13
ELEVEN-B

ings by Toni Lupton Hires, Of
Greensboro, Charles Higgins, of
Wilmington; Archie Daniels, of
Chapel Hill; Ronald L. Hirst, Of
Lealsville; Nat Jones, of Durham;
Mabel Pugh, Of Raleigh; Dorothy
Budwig, of Cherry Point; Kenneth
F,vett, of Winston-Salem, and VII.
liam C. Fields, of Fayetteville.
The selection was made by q
jury composed Of Datharipe Nor.
ris and Jon Rembert, of Raleigh.
and Helene Tiranoff, of Chapel
Hill. q HtsSa
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-13

The Goodyear FIG fighter
climbs at the rate of 1000 feet 4
minute, about one and half times
as fast as the latest jet propulsion
plane.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
WarNMn8 an
@icuer SnOen

Qau gotf. - .ENieniden otter
redEidsu 5uOert sic tbt nnA Mien
5tuiifFcbren tpiirSen f5rnten redlt
~untiebIanle lIcbGrruidirgen un0
@nttGuiduNgen ierleben. Mntiiemttis-
mus llllO Ro3isutig limo Sort nod 10
feit I'M SotteI, 6uB nit Sem alIer-
it(immitcn geredJilct wgrDrN muB.
@cnn beltte Ole oluertfnniiderL eng.
lfideit uttO fponS6Ffhen Miiitdr. BE.
borden Bien DerIRBcn, Damn mir
Den mOrgen Die iest in Der 0terrei-
dnfen Souptitaot u~rapeenOen COCO
salOpn u~usgetottet per6en. Tenn Die
31liIen fiHt1nerH iih ridh I'M gerins-
fen oaralnb mas Oeii Suoeu &C.
idicbt!"
1ieie ErfIGrvSa Die elmer 5rin.
1en0en @drnlng an Sic Htcrteida.
fAen SuSen 6oDor g~Iettfomut. ettpo
let in ibr 6t5motton0 suriif5ufeb.
rem rpurSe bon Dr. SoIef 9iioerrdnfl
benz Gbef G1Hntifer 1es Betb 9ds
bis 4oipitnls. ainean Nertreter utie.
res BkatbSS geseaiber nbseBescii.
lGr. Gii6enonn ftcbt tDie Ii e..
fl6ttc, III itGtlbi9er Berbiil0nrg nit
dmetifaniihen SoT0afen oIterreidIs
iher 9ertunft. Sie Ole B~erbdltnii{e
ali Orr 1nTo &teEle 9eitdi1 Hubert
11beh nno 3us reft tfourigen S6IiH.
fen seIanet iino.
Bie. nniSter Bic Situation j. g.
binfiftIid Ser 6roge ser Nte6erer.
Ifottlu11 3es Den SSu6ea ger1Ibtett
Settles nod lit, erteLH Sic fotgeipS
gegebatbeit. bic Or. @i0emaul be-
ridtet tDarSe. 9nnnb Ifidte ih eia
il6Hder @lrger 8ifns an, Gin TIM
g~eboren6eg BnlAoitHd Dieber 81
iiberrabntet1, aDiirbe nber pon 6siil
g1d3l Der IS 9eitobleit bate, NIT fol.
ganoen Shorten 9ehpnsnt Sir ton.
1left ett 0ieies Sans III Beiis reDe
men. Mber was 8bneM paiifcrf tneitiI
sic Na5is In SDei oref SGbreu ipts-
Ser an Der 9saft fin6, f5nreu sic
id ieEbft n8enl"
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
Vile 9faOCr
ftcbcn itia

@tlenoS HircS 9(rgentiHieHS
RiIttarrogieranlg crfIdrfe, Gin
@riegSgeies Sitr Antucn9iin9 brin9en
ali tDolen. uni Der gep0Iferluts aus.
rct9enSe 0dbruassmitteI 5ll5uiihern,
nohoent sic Sr0nitrie. uuo Birt-
Id,1FtSfbbrar Ill elmer Geruonitrotion
gegsn bic arbeiterpoIitif bes &egines
ibre 8etriebe ldIoien. Rift elm
@d0 Orebtc iid in ir~genSciner Brbrif
ar9e1ttHienS ii. nltr tpeitige tuidti9e
.@eitafte iUareu geoffuet.
9os &anSeIsniniiterium erfIirte
in einer iornleIeH Marinme: o9ie
Reeierune ergreiFt bon 0ieien Aits
aettbIid, an oie 3ur 8criorgiing Der
9eDoncrlttig nit Iebenstpidtieen Ir.
tifeIn nottpettSigen Shritte". Dos
Riniiterinn ioete, eaB Da8 eegeit
5~petlIdticn crTnllene &~rieaSeeIst
nett eettis lei, I'M aus Der @eige-
ritng, @oren 3li oerfuiferJ Elm Der.
bre6en III fonitriiieren, uno olif
Grtno oiRles @sieses bereits @orln.
ourgSbefebIe erIoiien tpiiroen. gie
@egiertng, 70 bieB eS. piir0c @e.
lfaite nbernsbmei, 0ercn Sirbdbcr
lid neiterbtn treieer1b ji uerfaufeii.
5eIb6f NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ttno
Son6DerBer fdIoIlen fih Den groben
Observation-Disclosures III Der oreitdgigen
aus{perratrg an, 0ie einc frie0lide
DemonFtphtion eegen pie pom Der Ste
aierutI perfiidten acknowledgment
unS BonlsSdbIunger bartlett,
Scr fdnSige ausiduB bon &C.
Itaftsleuten, .SnOuftrieHen II. Tdbri.
fdnfeft Der Sic AusfperrlinS orguni.
fierte, al 6efaunt SAB er porber BITE
Meaierupte eriiidt b1tts, Die Niisfitb-
rlirg ibrer Gfrbr6nunget I'M 80 "a.
.ee su Osndiebeii.
SIT scr 9dltlng ser glegieru,t8 Die
8urd Saruhg hires 9obn0etrets 81
uerIon3erJ 1T offetrbar feiHe Aettoe-
RING ei~ngetretel. Eraiioent @oel.
miro Gorren enrpfine mebrere &C.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. aerlen er
forf9efstfe ltiteritiibuiig 0itrb Die
A81iernua per{prodl.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
Nss5lette toSitcr
IN Gurcpa aetir

AL - Lte " ~ \
BalAinston. Sic Wariue 3rb
beionnt, SAB lie iieben JlOtten in
Gienit baltelt mer0e.
@Leid5eitig sab iie Elm ollacniefaes
Bilo oer Organization 6es Sberfom=
nton6os, meIdeS Die IiiFgoben Der
Mdriue IN Der Nudfrie9s5eit beitiln-
men miro.
Gle 1919 9riesSifiife $40 in
oftiuen Gienit, 70 IN BereitIdoft
ulpb 697 in @elerpe msu0en dnf
orei 6Eotten I'M MtIantiiden S5eon,
orei Motten I'M StiIlen GSau uno
eirc TIotte int Mltteil1n0ildHn
Meer lilra in enropotiden @espohern
pertPiIt meroen.
1dg 3auptQliortier oeS Q6erfom-
rnofbierrn6aNbNeM NAtleWsE 95son =
iSlotfe miro FiHlfniped fp &dtBBf b%tf
1ieie SteIIe III Don Montreal
RnDmono ". Sprllouce beiebt, Der
6aD Durb QL6miraI Sobn s. Sotpers
fbqeI6ff tp&roen miro.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
9e9cn
sic gtreifS

@ajbiNgton Nv ytdd einer IdHgeit
10 bnodtspauie nobm Der @OugreB
icittc Edtigtett nteoer uti uno iotlo
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tie Dor Bret 8ohen mar, "a Die Sc.
rien bN1onuer. Gmyclnc Mitglieoer
batten ole mogIidlen 1oridIage pa
rat. Hie beioen iiiOitoatliden 3eno.
frnteh Senotor @oitlon0 aus Ntll-
IiIiippi uno DDanieI ans GeraS IA.
ben nl Ser ,,gegenDarti9en Strelf'
nellie sic @onO MoStolis un0 Dou-
ten cine raide observation-disclosures iiber
4rdip0ent ErlNuunS Blan Der llnter'
Reconsideration berbeifidbren.
Gen. JergrIon R.Y1in) iogte, CT
babe elm @efitbI, ooB, Der &orgreb
feline NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. proou5ie-
rem weroe. Del 4on9reB fdiln
uidt einfoh ein @eies nntiebnieit
in Bent qeiagt miro; oDu dnnnit nidlt
itrctten !" 70 fiibrte ct aus.
Sen. 8pr0 D@o) uho Mqeb
On. oerloneten i'll gettennteH
Grfl6rungen @eiese CUR SddfFltrt6
it1rferer rcftIifer 8erontDortung
BON llaious. Gen, 8nilep (DRG9
ldIlM cine Sirutjion oes Bogner
Ict gorJ in Dem er ,,eiten Gntrieh~
Ill greifS rob. 8ep. 2lice NASoniD
jette it'd Fiir eire llrteriudliing Der
ErofitperteiIun9 ein ,inl 10 Die 8e.
gierltttg initnn05ulesen, DteS dlS
MeitteI gegcn sic Streets SIT enipFeb'
len. Ses. SoTfHlat or Nih) brafte
enc Borlage Elm, 0er3lrfpI8e Ole Nr.
Better ibre gtreifabijtt 90 Id8e por-
Der befartntgeben ioHetL onbern-
fans iie bte SteIluIg Nn0 bre
Tette inter Sem 8agfler Act per-
Iieren.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
Srum0n fir
GrlparniNc

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trdt NontaS 81 ipiner speiteu Git.
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llmitanors, Sob 1916 ein &ongrcB.
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polittideS ,Sntereiie beanipritdt.
9r1ifoent qrIiman betDilfomnrnefe
Den 1Die0er Observation-Disclosures Moil.
areb NIT Gntpfe5lulgen in Sirtte
Ser neutrality-suspicious. bon 8lG1et.
beipiuigtngen nno @ontroft : CT.
m1htiNuftgen i'm 8etrog Don So.
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ser BG)r6fnter erfabrei, uno 3rpor
piIrOe SER 8ohSreB, tpanu Ct ben
9rltmamlden 8orihIGgen Tcl8e
aibt, 8oiter oes 9riegsomtS . BUD.
gets bon 5uiufumen $1420. 576i72
foldle Ses JlottGletotS BON tnS8elotnt
$2,s26,Ss0, 536 itreidfr.
Gle Ndr Sbtppittg A0tlutiitrn'
lion lffub 1tds. mann a nod 0gl
g8ituId)en oes Meiben Sniies 9slt,
eibe 8lpogetientung am $3S3.G66t.
900, 0aS 9urofs : G~eefobrtsdmt
cine loIde um $420,079000 Sefdls
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man IS nit gerpnltt9 perrin9erteil
2nSpriSd)en Der Megierliiig an
Sdifigraiift gum Cell and nit 6ert
umitan6 ill tim, bob Der Bnnoes
Fisfu8 MN in Der 5freitlnaft @ele.
qenheit qegeben uerOefi iol. fbre
QgffaIinngen III ser Sadle 6or3u.
legeft.
81 partmeiltariiben &reiien pet
Iautete Nrai!0ent ErisHdn lperoe lid
ii ser am 0erneTsfag 81 eriDors
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Oie @eltnlva Der Breisfoiitron BE-
~Yt;ntmuuaen nm EN- oclles Sa9r iiber
sen 80. SUM 1915 4inaus aaia5u'
0G9ler.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-18
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ihe neutrality-suspicious. Or. BtIbslm
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4arteiprdlioent poil 0silHten, 4oper
Steer, Ole @ensbmielag zines fol-
Hen gtustauibeS ourd Die Allierten
bsariBen tDiirOea. Ristler fagte,
oaB er Hidt nlir eiren gtft Der @es
redtiqFett, Ion0ern aud etne @ryie'
h1naSmetbp6e in eilier RaBnobme
iehe, bic Rcsioftfpiiten SDttgs, NJ
uAsl1n0ilAen 8ergwerfen du nrbep
ten,
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III BON uSlferredfIihen Sfanopnnft
aus niht suIdif8, Gs gibt ie1oG
einen 8ea, nm oieier 6oroerttg 9ee-
redt Der0en III fonner. Gae vi.
ltterten planeit, iotpeit tins befonnt
III. ooi 1eutidGaso nIs eirer Geil
Ser Observation-Disclosures arbeitS.
frGfte ali touoer1t. EeenR Iib TruItt-
reid uIs6 HuBldNo I'M 1tele bee
ben 5tooter naroe ses h DObl I'm
tueIeftlit,en .BuyoeIn einDeritan-
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inter ser Bebing1ita 81 Citioilen,
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uiffportlih Fino.. gS Date eiat Gnf-
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ia ouf befi adgtouidJref hfda en-
airgen. !,
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sic SeutFd}c greNe bic Mtre9Nr8 ellI.
peariffen un0 TIM ~napeHleifcr TEN.
perolaehtb1l be~FiFtp3rtet babe.