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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-12-05
ARMY:
Buck Occupation Quiz

Acting upon the urgings of Secre-
tary Of State Byrnes and Senators
Vandenberg and Connally, his for
eign policy advisers, the senate Var
Investigating committee killed the
projected inquiry into the conduct
Of U. S. occupation forces in Ger
many.
The Democratic majority acted
even after George Meader. commit
tee counsel, had sharply criticized
the war and state departments for
occupation irregularities following a
month long study Of conditions in
the reich. There have been recur-
ring reports of the disorderly cor
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change of commodities and goods
produced by the co-ops themselves
but also the distribution of private
ly manufactured items through coop
agencies. In the U. S., the National
Co-operatives. Inc, embracing 1000
local societies owned by 1900, 900
members, has been making volume
purchases Of refrigerators, radios
and household appliances from pri-
vate industry for resale to coop
patrons.
With war-stricken countries short
Of currency for the purchase Of for
eign goods, the international agen-
cy hopes to develop trade on an
exchange basis.
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D A SECTION

Abel of Sheridan were Thanks
giving dinner guests at the Fay
T. Abel home.
MI and Mrs. Walter Miller,
ST., entertained at Thanksgiv-
ing dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Virgins, Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
Stark, Earl Stark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schooner and Dwane,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Turner, Mr.:
and Mrs. Bob Barnett, MI and
Mrs. Glen Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Walt Miller, Jr., and Rernlce
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Eggart enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Schau-
bel, Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Egg
CART and family and Virginia
Hamilton at Thanksgiving din
ner.
MI. and Mrs. j. C. Buckfng-
ham entertained at a family re-
union at Thanksgiving dinner:
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harlow Buckingham and
family, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bog
CESS and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. OFT
Hamilton and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Buckingham AID
Jerry, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bal
and family and Mrs. D. Slyter
and son, Raymond.
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CIVIC CLUB
The Woman's Civic club of
Lodge Grass met in the Com
munity hall last Tuesday eve
ming. The hostesses were Mrs.
Fay T. Abel and Mrs Cliff
Clanin.
Tho.e present were Madonna
Curry, Mrs. L. Green, Miss c.
Erickson, Miss R. Nelson, Mrs.
Opal Stanton, Mrs. Bob Ear
nett, Mrs. A. E. Bergquist, Mrs.
Alma Stevenson, Mrs. Jean
Owens and Mrs. Franco: Owens.
On the moon, the most i'm
portant range of mountains,
the Apprentices, is $50 miles in
length, and contains 5000 peaks,
ranging up to 10000 feet III al
titude.
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goods primarily designed for war
use and any kind of return averts
complete loss, Byrd said, the fact
remains that many items are be-
ing sold at prices far below what
they command on the open a
ket.
Up to September 30, over S billion
dollars in surplus material had been
disposed of for less than 2 billion
dollars in this country. Byrd said. AS
of August 81, sales expenses totaled
over 268 million dollars, of which
90 million vas disbursed in salaries,
l6k million in advertising and S mil
lion in travel.
OF the IA billion sold overseas un-
der supervision Of the state depart
ment, 1.3 billions worth was dis
posed of for less than 300 million and
the rest was abandoned, given away
or scrapped.
Watch Sharpers
Att. Gen. Tom c. Clark has alert.
ed all U. S. attorneys to watch
operations Of swindlers throughout
the nation who attempt to use vet
Grams as fronts to buy illegally
surplus property.
The special alert followed the an
nouncement by Clark that a federal
grand jury in Los Angeles re.
turned an indictment against two
New Workers for allegedly having
caused veterans to falsify their ap-
plications in purchasing automobile
trucks.
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WORLD CO-OPS:
Trade Program

Growth of co-operatives as a force
n world trade was illustrated with
he organization of the International
Trading agency in London to facili-
:ate exchange of goods between 85.-
)00.0 900 coop members from 81
countries.
Formed by the International Co.
operative alliance. the new under
taking not only calls for the ex-
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plus war material,
Sen. Harry Byrd
ID e m. v az d j S.
closed that a study
of the senate house
mittee on re-
duction of non-es-
sential federal ex-
penditures showed
that the
ment was realizing
only a third on do
nestle sales a n d
about a fifth on for
eign transactions.
h it is argued
that much of the
-<-.;-1 --:-k
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Lauds Women Doctors

Re-education Of the public to
break down any existing prejudices
against women doctors is advo-
Gated by DR.. J. Roscoe Miller. dean
of the medical school Of Northwest
ern university.
There is no valid reason for al
legged public reluctance to consult a
woman physician" the dean said.
..She is fully as qualified as men to
practice medicine.
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Amvets Oil Machine

While the second annual con-
ventiOn of American Veterans
of World War II in St. Louis,
Mo-, made no national head
lines, the organization was said
to have been perfected to al
low for an extended member
ship drive. At present, Amvets
claims 100, 900 members. Elec-
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Iguess folks in our town do about
as much worrying as in yours-over
housing and prices, and crops, and
iobs-and the little domestic prob
lens that are always coming up.
Dad Hoskins, who's lived to the
happy age of eighty, has a simple
formula for stopping worry. About
every problem, he asks himself: Is
there anything I can do about it?
If there is, he never postpones
making a decision, or taking neces-
sary action.
If there isn't anything he can do
about it, he sets aside a worrying
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-12-05

In contrast to the U. S., Vbere
the COOPERATIVE Increment is pri-
marily agricultural. European CO.
OPS embrace a rariety OF enter
brises. Co-oberatires conduct 40
per cent of business and industry in
Su'eden, IS per cent OF tooa stores
in Great Britain. and 1000 retail
establishments and 1900 Ware-
bonses in Denmark.
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SCHOOL cGIS-Socle
Mrs. Geraldine Gs
Lodqe Gross Locals

NILS. n. =. VNdSAAoAAA "
teen was a Lodge Grass shop
per Monday .
Sandy Eggart was a Lodge
Grass caller Monday.
L. Harris of Benteen was a
Lodge Grass shopper Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. O. w. Davidson
of Crow Agency were Lodge
Grass visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. SherOd
of Owl creek were Lodge Grass
shoppers Tuesday.
Mrs. Bill Greenough and
daughter of Wyola were Lodge
Grass shoppers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Roth
and family of Lodge Grass
creek were Lodge Grass callers
Mrs. c. W. Essex and daugh-
tiers of Wyola were Lodge Grass
shoppers Wednesday
Mrs. John Chatham and
daughters of Rotten Grass
creek were Lodge Grass shop
pers Wednesday.
Dick Gregory was a Lodge
Grass caller Wednesday.
Mrs. Dick Gregory has been
i'll in a hospital the past week.
Rev. and Mrs. Parry and Tom
Turner made a business trip to
Hardin Friday.
DR.. Petzoldt returned home
last week from a speaking tour
in the eastern part of the
United States.
Mrs. George Coolie and De-
anna and Dick were Sheridan
shoppers Saturday.
Miss Bonnie Jean Sharpe
spent the holidays in Lodge
Grass visiting friends and rel
atives.
Harold and Henry Anderson
were Lodge Grass callers on
Wednesday.
George and Leo Morton spent
several days last week visiting
at the Richards home
Miss Iris Green, now en-
ploycd as a secretary in Bis
lings, spent the holidays visit
ing at her home in Lodge
Grass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goe OF
Hardin were Lodge Grass visit
ors Friday.
Miss Veta Barrett was a guest
of Lorraine Bergquist at the
Anderson home Friday.
Bill Greene and George Jaur-
ez of Butte, we're home for the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Clanin
and children, Mrs. C. Carr aid
Mrs. L. Chapman were Sheridan
shoppers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs C. Overtur1
were Sheridan callers Friday.
A Thanksgiving service was
held at the Little Brown
church. The Rev. Parry con-
Quoted the service and specia'
music was rendered by Clara
Anne PeaSe.
Bob Kennedy was a Lodge
Grass caller Saturday.
Harold Anderson made a bus
mess trip to Wyola Saturday.
Mr. and Mr:. w. C. Wiggin.
of Winnett, Mont, came tt
spend the holidays with theil
son-in-law and daughter. MIR
and Mrs. Walter Miller, Jr
Mrs. George Liz and children
were Lodge Grass shoppers or
Saturday.
Fay T. Abel, Frank Ball anc
Jack Mattox attended the Ma
sonic meeting in Hardin Thurs
day evening.
John Patterson was a Lodge
Grass shopper Friday.
James Holley came home tt
spend the Thanksgiving holi'
day with his parents. He is at
tending Montana State univer'
sity in MisSoula.
Mrs. J. w. Holley and daugh.
tiers, Mabel and Helen, were
Sheridan shoppers Friday.
Mrs. J. Barrett made a bust
ness trip to Hardin Wednesday
Dude Sorger was a Lodge
Grass shopper Saturday.
A. l.. Barrett was a Lodge
Grass visitor Saturday.
Mrs. A. E. Bergquist ant
daughters, Lorraine and Joy
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BRITAIN:
Var Diet

AS a result Of the changes in diet
in Great Britain during war years,
the health of the people greatly i'm.
proved. British officials reported at
the nutrition conference in London.
Diet changes which occurred in.
cluded an increase Of % per cent in
milk consumption, A per cent in.
crease in vegetables consumed. a de.
crease Of 6 per cent in eggs and q
decrease of 81 per cent in meat. It
was said.
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DUNMORE NEWS

Francis Swaby called at the
Chef Kaiser home Sunday aft
ernOOn.
MI. and Mrs. Cecil j. Moca-
bee of Chimacum, Wash, Mr.
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r. CROW INDIAN
CHURCH
Clara E. OldS
LODGE GRASS-WYOLA
CHRISTIAN BAPTIST
CHURCHES
Howard Parry. Minister

Lodge Grass, Every Sunday
until further notice - Sunday
school, 10 a.. m Worship service,
II a. m. Y. P. Fellowship, $50
D.. m. Church and community
family service, 7:30 p. m.
Wyoua, until further notice
Sunday school, 2 p. m. Worship
service, 3 p. m.
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Ray SaWyer: Commands Ampets

Ray SaWyer: Commands Ampet!
ton of a moderate, Ray Saw
yer of Washington. D. c., as
national commander was indi-
cative of the middle-of-the-road
attitude taken by the organiza-
ton in an effort to attract
both liberals and conservatives.
While stunning controversial
questions at the recent con-
vention, the Amvets called for
establishment of a department
of veterans affairs in the Presi-
DENTAL cabinet.
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SURPLUS GOODS:
Raps Return

Demanding the institution of bust
ness-like policies in disposal of sur
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r-vyEEELV fIEWS Analysis
L. NJ. Moves for Disarmament;
World Co-ops TO Expand Trade;
SoLons Kill Occupation Quiz

eeased ~ WESTERN Newspaper UnNon --'
Newspaper Unions news analysts nd not necessarily Of his newspaperJ
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From where | sit @. by Joe Marsh

How to
Stop Worrying

hour" after dinner, and gets his
worrying over in one concentrated
period. When that's over, he relaxes
over a friendly glass of beer with
Ma Hoskins and they talk about
pleasant things together, until bed
time.
From where I sit, that's as work.
able a formula as you could find -.
right down to the mellow glass of
beer that seems to wink away your
worries.
@ @~4<
1916. United States Brewers Foundation
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Church Notes


CATHOLIC CHURCH
Mass is conducted at 1890
a. m the first three Sundays
of each month and at $3.50 a.
m. on the fourth Sunday.
-0
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
w. N. Andrews, Pastor
Services at Community hall,
Saturday, 2 p. m.
WILLOW CREEK DAM
Sunday school, 9 a. m.
FIRST CROW INDIAN
BAPTIST CHURCH
Clara E. Odds
Missionary in Charge
Morning worship, 1890 a. m.
Wyola Indian mission, 2:30
p. m.
Evening service, 7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday,
7:30 p. m.
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duct Of U. S. troops, widespread
black market activities of military
and civilian personnel. and economic
chaos occasioned by political differ
ences among the major powers.
With German civilians already
looking askance at U. S. troops. mill
tary authorities have opposed an Of
fetal inquiry for fear of losing fur
Their face in the reich and among
the other occupying nations. AS the
governing force in the American
zone and the pivot of the western
allies in Europe. the U. S. must COM
mand the respect of both the van
quished and Russia.
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Buy q. 8. Savings Bonds
Washington Journal., 1946-07-26
NQeS bereit int
8ifiut Ntoa

gn 8oro Ser ,,ltSS Mt. Mcain-
len" II &ier lit pl0slif) ungiinitigeS
@etter eingetreten. uno oa Der Sim-
mel i~iber3agen i'll, uno Regen
~ertpartet miro mlB oo8 3Deite
%9ltombomben Experiment Oieleidt
beridoben peroen.
Crossroads . Commander 8i3e.
ADMIRAL 90. g. g. 8lnnop, berfiin-
oete ieood, 6nB Die llnterpoiier-
atombombe CUR ongeletten 3eit Inn
$50 nafm. (gfodelter 3eit our gr-
ploiion gebradt meroen miro.
@G6reno Ser Nodt peridob iid)
bie utropiide 8ront" nod Noroer
uno Die gorl6e @ruppe Der Scar
iboll Snieln lag inter ihperen
@olfen. Die &efteronfiinoigung
Inlitet: u8etpolft uno &egenidau
err.
8efonntliH ioQ BEL Dem 5%ipeiten
Experiment cine Ntombombe unter
@niler erplooieren, Inn ben Bioer-
itono oes Sdiffsrnmpfs uno Der
8on5erplatten elmer Brobe 5u I'M
terrerfen. Gle Grploiion ioa Inn
4.35 gSG erfolgen.
geim eriten Experiment mar es
u%nbe0ingt notie. oaB giinitiges
@etter berridte, ober BEL Dem 5iuei-
ten Experiment lit oaS nidt geroOe
geboten. Ole Souptbeoingung Mt.
OaB elm eiinitiger Oituino biz gu
10000 Sub Sobe berridt, oomit Der
Washington Journal., 1946-07-26
Keine uS>Reihs:
Reparattonen an
Rullen. pauleY
ynNmrrieanloecn IN Scr atncrif0niIAct 6cnc, rDcl'
dc ic mntcr potsNamcr > 2%lbFcmmtcn ais Hcpnrattc'
men erbaltcn Iclter, IcUcn iRnen ircoch Dcrecbcn
IN SerncItit00t pcrcntRnltcn trerNcn

lamb totlGdli6 oIs pirtifaftlitle
@inbeit bebonoelt meroen miro.
IS liegt olri Ser Sono, Dab lid
ole @egnabme uon Mfdldinen
nod Dem 8irtitoitsipltem ribten
muB
,@enn ole Offnpotionsmddte
Iih nidt iiber Die ausfitbrung
Der 8otsoomer &ereinborung chr
lid einigen fonnen, bann mogen
iih sic tragii1en MiBgriffe Die
nod Dem eriten @eltfrie8 por-
famerL m~ieOer6olen. Ro6 Dem
erIten @eltfrieg lbuben Die Glli-
ierten, ole Ser. Staoten einge-
id7lollen, Die 8ie0erberitellung Der
oeutiden Griegsmaidine finan5iert,
ole gegen ms I'M a%peiten 8elt-
frieo Q~eorbeitet 6ot. @ir oerlo-
rem ous Soupt3iel ans Dem Nl-
ae, Die 8%ernid,tlng Oes 0ertiden
ariegspotentiols. @ir fonnen u1o
miiiien 0ieien 6ebler oiesmul Der
meiOen. @ir miiiien 5uleber, 0oH
Ole Nationen nidt oos uerbdng.
nisuoEle Spiel ser. Mohtpplitii
nit Geutihlano ipielen unD es
iii eife Gage DerfeBen III mel.
der es sic 0fadt @uropos Dem
aubieten fam, Der am meilten
6ietet. Ole Botsoomer 8~erein6a-
rung lit cine @orantie gegen Ell
ne idlfe 9ro96oie, uno es ite6t
ali boffetL OnB feline Notion Den
8er5id)t ouf ole 8otsOamer @r-
fl1rung er5ruingen fam"
8aulep teifte Sen 8ertretern
Ser &relie nit, Die &uiien 1dtten
in a9rer Gtfupotions5one uon
.@orea nidt 10 gebauit mie in Der
Mon0ihurei. Auf entbiillte ct
Die 5ntinfe, OaB er lid bier
I'M cine Mmpeiiung an Den Sc
neral Mac artbnr bemiibt, 0aa-
ldJinen aus Sapnn nod ben
aoblengruben in Der Mauoihurei
l5u ihifen, llat 81 Derbiiten, Dob
sic B~roouftion ourh ll%eberidrpem-
multgen unterbunoen miro.
@r iogte, er babe Dos idSon
Dor Monoten pon Mlac artbur
oerlongt, ober 0ieIer babe Die Ga
die @oibington iiberIoiien, uno
Die 6ernoit : aommifiiou ba6e iidj
bisber nidt beetlt, oariiber etpas
git ibei6lieBen.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-26

BON 8rGii0ent Srunan unter3ei1net
lperOen miro. Ser Senot miro nod
iiber ben @eiebentpurf 6erateu, uno
Die 5iibrer Der Oberen &ammer bof-
fem 0aB er nod onl lelben Gage
Dem @eiBen Saus 3ltgeionot per0en
fam. 3ah Ser lnter3ei6nlng mGre
nod nrebr ais oreilp0higer 8uuie
Ser @eg CUR Misunderstanding bon
S0hltpreiien %9eebnet.
Sci Der Nbltimmltng moren 157
9emofraten, 80 &epublifnner ur0
Sep. Marcantonio (Ql2-N. % fir
Die &orlage, m1brenO iid 119 gfe-
publifaner, % 8entofraten un0 &ep.
9ua @rog-g8is.) oagegen ausipra-
den. @egner Ser S8A I'M @ouie,
Die beboupteten, oaB Die 8ieoerein-
fiibrung Der 8reisfontrolle ,,iteue
&nappbeiten uno meiterem S1leiA-
bonoel beoeltten" miiroe, f1rnpften
bis gum MeuBerlten, perloren aber
ibren 9antpf. Sin 4ntrug bon &ep.
Sea o., Galif.l Die 8orlo9e nit
Nltsndbme Ser MietSfortroGe at
Itrei6en, mltr0e nit 220:135 Stim-
men nbgelebnt, nobel 5oblreide &e-
pn6lifaler ole Gegierung inter-
itiibten.
Ser 8%r1iioent Undergraduate cine
8orlnge, ourh Die Der &ongreB be-
Jimmie, Dab feline SBA- Mittel fir
Rreisfontroa 8ropagaton benubt
meroen omiirfeit. 9ieieS 8erbot wurOe
elmer 8emiaigungsnorloge ~eingefiigt,
Die Die Ser O8M ~gep1brten @eLoer
fir oas fonnlen0e &e6mun9Sjabr
I'M $26,000,0 900 atf $75,000,000
bel6neiOet.
Mtcgprmnd lagte Oem 9alis, Bob
Ser Br1ii0ent Die 8orlage in ibrer
gegenp1rtigen 5orm unter5ei6nen
miro, obmobI er lein 8eto gegen eine
fuii6ere &eriion einlegte. 9ies, oh.
mobl Der nelte @eiebentluurf So6it-
preiie fiir Die mi6tigiten 2ebens-
mittel pie 6leii1, gier, Mil6 uiw.
alf m%inoeitens 30 Gage Derbietet.
g(ber fir 6ertigfabrifate, Wtieten NM
nidt Der MISUNDERSTANDING un-
terliegenoe 2ebensmittel fonneu
@06itpreiie mieoer Iofort feItgeiebi
meroen. Gin GHA8 eamter erfl1rte
ooB iomeit Mieten in 6rage fom'
men, Die am 80. SUM- beltebenoer
S1be mieoer eingefiibrt peroen, mr
ieit0em G%rbobuneen in aontronge.
bieten erfolgt iino.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-26
rooiooftipe @tiht ni6t Bic Narm-
I6aiten in @efobr brinat.

rooiooftipe @iiht nift oie Wnnn-
I6dften in @efobr brinet.
0ie meiiten Sohberit1nOiget
aIouben, ooB Die Grploiion eroBe
@ailermengen in Die Sobe ihIeli-
bern ilno m16tige 8eIlen berborru-
fen miro. Die @eGen oiirften aiif
ole Gntfernung elmer Waeile BON Der
grplGiionsltelle cine &0be bon so
SUB altIuei1e1. @as Die @rplolion
an ben Sdiffen onridten miro. lit
nod cine uigeloite 6rnge. ODER ein
Soriher GuBerte Die Aniidt, onB bic
@rploiion inter 8olier bitn0ertmaL
it6rfer iein Deroe, als Die @rploiion
in Der 2itft om 1. SliIi.
Or. sc. G'8rien BON Der llniber-
iitct bon California glallbt, ooB oos
@oiier in Der Qagune ourd Die Ct.
ploiion 2O0O SUB in Die S6be ge-
i6leltoert mer0en miro. Nitf miro
oomit gerednet, 0aB lie elm 2500
SUB tiafes God in ben goOen Der
2agline reiBen mag. 9os Sdloht-
ihiff ,,@rfnnias" uto oos Snrdp
boot ,Bilotfiia~ liegen Ser grplo-
iionsitelle am ndd)iten. 500 CARDS
tpeiter iino Die &reuaer ,@eniacoIa"
Die Sr0ger ,,Snoepenoence~ un0
,JSoratoen" uno einiee Srdn8por-
ter pernnfert. Gas ShIodtidiff.
,,Netp gorf" lit nod peiter entfernt,
uno Oie .,NeUaoo". iiber Der beim
eriten Experiment Die Bonnie pInben
iolte, Iieat i'm duBeriten Greis Der
S3ieIidiffe.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-26


uno OpIterrei6 ullter @erGeblng
Der qlfte iiber sen @anOel nit
Dem Seine @igentlim e%rper6en,
uno fiibrte folgenOes aus.
Isle eruerben @igentunL oas
nidt blofiert uto nidt fiir ge-
parationen p%orgemerft lit, obne
i6re 8eiibtitel eintragen 5t laiien,
nobel tie nit Der @offnung red-
men, 0aB lie in finn ooer lefs
So6ren, menn Die Gage better lit,
einen idonen @eDinn einItreiden
f0nnen."
Ser geomte erfldrte, oaB Oie
Solooten Shleidbonoel9el0 oOer
@efo, oos lie BON @auie erbdl-
ten, o0er @elo, Dns lie ans Dem
8erfaltf nmerifaniider @nren err
bolten, 81 Oieien Spefulationen
Uerlpenoen.
Sic geuti6en luiien iid ger
ne Oorauf ein," idgte Der 8eom-
te. uSie iino bereit, 81 Hro3ent
non irgeno etpos, oos tie I'M 8e-
lib baben, 5lt uerfdufen, tpefl Tie
Der Meinuitg limo, ooB 40 8ro-
gent in einem omerifonil9en BRO
jeff imller nod better limo, ais
100 @ro5ent Oeutide Sntereiien."
Die Regierung bot in be3ltg
nuf 0ieie 3uiton0e nod nifts be.
i1loiien, neil oieie Ironsaftioneu
perbeimliAt merOen unO crit rads.
gespieien mer0en fonner, lpern Die
8elibtitel eingetrngen aueroen. Sn-
oeiien Jude Die &egierung Dem
llnlpeien BIT iteuern, inoem Oit
3abl ser omerifaniiden 8eilthel
in Geltldlono auf 100 pro Mio.
nat beidranft merOen ioil.
Eatienoe Don 2ertell, Die Doi
oem &rieg oeutihe glftien be.
ioBea, beitiirmen iebt Die &egie.
rlng I'M ore @rlaubnis, 9eutid.
lono beilden 8u oiirfen Inn mad
ibren Sntereiien iebe1 6u fonnen
,,oarunter aud Sp~efulnnten, Oil
iif Conference.-The peri6affen mol
len, uber cine gnttdaidung er.
leben mer0en."
Ser 8eomte erflGrte, bob 6iI
Nmerifoner, Die nit @epinnet
aus tbren @orfriegsanlagen il
Ben Ahienl1nOern rehnen, feinI
guten gusiidten baben, lno fig
tie bin3u: o@s miro 80 oOer 81
Sabre oalerr, ebe mieOer NIT Ell
mem normolen Hrpfit geredne
meroen fam, menn 6ns iiber
baupt ieulals Der Sail iein iofl
70 i"
Washington Journal., 1946-07-26
Hu$pIlndQrun0 in der mandI6ure ar0epran9erI
ErMm0n beOaM-
ert Eerror0ft

WaIbtnqton. ,.Tlit tieien Be-
Ooliern ho6e ih BON Der 3eritc-
rulto un0 Dem 3ooe uon unge-
if1br so Mdnnern unO 6rolen,
Solooten uno 3iuiliiten geb0rt. SD
bin ii6er, Dab lid ieoer Der.
interchangeable iiioiifler 6itbrer
meiner 8erurteiIung oieier De.
molttot onidlieBen miro" erfldr'
tie 8rGiioent truman IN einen
aommentor 5u Den 8orgdngen IN
Seruiolen.
,,@eqenmGrtig berb1noeln Ser.
freter Der Tegierung Der Beret-
nioten Staten nit Bertretern
ser 6ritiifen 9egierung in Con.
oon iiber ole notapenoigen WtoB-
na6men, INN Oie @mpiebIungetl oes
TolGltino : Romitees 3u uer1uirtli-
diem. gu Oieien @mpfeblungen &C.
Bort aud Die 3uloIiung BON
100000 iiioil9en Neueinpdn6erern
in 8ol1itina. lSolhe 8erroratte
meroen ole gegenru1rtigen an-
itrengungen nidt forOern, ionoern
lie i'm @egenteil oer5ogern. Die
Ie arItrengungen meroen fortge-
iIebt meroen, unt cine frieolIfe
9oiung oieies idppierisen Brob-
lens 3u erreideu," iogte Der
&r1iiOent.
2onSon. Ger Miniiterproiioent
lttIee beriiherte Dem l~lnterbons,
Dab lid @roBbritannien ourh
feinerler @epolttaten binoern lnliet
mer0e, oeine gerehte uno OBJ
IdlieBenoe 3oiung oes Rdlulti.
no 8roblems" 5u Iuden.
SseripIalem. - Su etner 8otidait
in Der Bebrdiifen 5pruHe, ole
BON Ser iii0ilfen Organization
Srgun 8uni 9euni unteu5eidnet
lit, miro Deriidert, oaB ,SSol0u-
ten" Oieler @ruppe oes 9oteI 9o-
mia 5uoio ais 3iel fbrer nen-
en- g~lttentate gepdbIt bqben.
Gieie goti6aft murOe Dem 8ii.
10 Scr %o9iiociateO HreB" Ourh
einen unbefonnten Qnufiungett
iiberbrodt. Sn lbr miro geiast
,,oie griten ielbit" bdtten Die 8er-
ontportunq fir ben 0erluit an
MpnId1enleben All trnden, ,ADeil
tie 8ornungen unbeo6adtet lie-
BEN"
8ritii6e Gruppen unO palditi-
nenliife 8oli5ei Ourfiuhen Dos
bermetiiA obgelperrte Seruialem
rad Den Attent1tern. 8isber muir
sen 40 Cote eimpnnSfrei ge5dbIt.
@ettungsmannIhuften iourdilften
Die 9riimmer nod 65 Breionett,
Sic nod oermiBt tperoen. giitige
Oieier permiBten limo nod am
Qebetl. Gin engliIfer 8eonter,
Ger inter Tonnen bon Triim-
merr eingeflentmf tuur0e, ols Der
SitffiigeI 0es 9otels einitiir3te,
mndte sic @ettlingsmonnIfnFten
auf einen Berletten auflnerfiam
Ser i'll ieitter H1be inter @ent1u-
er nfo Mortel berifiittet Log. Gin
orobiifer 8oli5iit puroe ebenfolfs
nod lebeno aus ben Griimmerit
gebor9en.