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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
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parking lots. This plan to relieve
local traffic congestion could,
Newman asserted, be financed
with Reconstruction Finance Corp
grafton funds at the outset, and
would be self-liquidating.
Benson told the council that the
first stages of the Market street
canal lee Mercer street will be
completed With. three OR four
days. He made this statement after
presenting a petition from 43 Mer-
Ger evenue property owners OBJ
jecting to their payment of city
taxes on the grounds that they are
not receiving city water and street
lighting services and that their
properties r still inundated
with water.
No action was taken on the Pc
ti+ion.
Police Report
Benson also submitted a report
On the proposal that four new
captaincies be created in the Pc.
lice Department, in ..hich he esti-
mated the annual costs in the
promotions at So, 800. The council
did not offer a second to a motion
by James E. L. Wade that the
proposal be approved.
All but II of the blocks which
will be paved under the new pro-
gram are within the old city
limits, Benson said.
A list Of the streets to be paved
follows:
Sixteenth, Church to Castle: Mar
steller, Third to Fifth; Anderson.
Grace to R k i ; Dickinson,
Green to Tanning; Dickinson, Mil
Ter to Green; Monroe, Northern
to Carolina; Seventh, Meares to
Ma1steller; Sixth, Queen to Daw.
son.
Wooster, Sixth to Seventh; Dick
inson, Rankin to Miller; Sixteenth,
Castle to Dawson; Seventh, Mar.
xteller to Kidder; Sixth, Dawson
to Mearse; Van Buren,, Northern
to Central; Queen, Sixteenth to
Seventeenth.
Woods, Miller to Tanning; Mar.
steller, Front to Third; Wright,
Sixth to Seventh; Jackson, Central
to Southern, Brandon, Twenty
third to Noble; Brandon, Noble to
Lake Road.
Noble, Klein to Lake Road;
Klein, Twenty-third to N b ;
Noble to Lake R o a d ;
Wright, Fifth to Sixth; Lake Drive,
Princess Street Road Northern
Park Drive; Van Buren,, Central
Blvd. to Southern Blvd; Williams,
Che stnut to Princess St. Road.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
SUPPER
OPENS MEETING
Eighth Annual Conference
OF Methodist Church
Opens AT Henderson

HENDERSON, Nov. 6.-REThe
eighth annual session of the North
Carolina Methodist church was
formally opened here Wednesday
night with administering of the
Lord's's supper by Bishop William
Walter Peele, who will preside at
all sessions.
More than 900 ministers and lay
men from Eastern North Carolina
had arrived for the sessions and
were CHARTERED in homes here and
in Oxford.
Bishop Peele was assisted in ad-
ministering the Lords supper by
the seven district superintendent:
DIR. H. C. Smith, Durham; The
Rev. j. H. Miller, Elizabeth City;
the Rev. w. L. Clegg. Fayetteville;
the Rev. B. B. Slaughter, New
Bern; the Rev. H. B. Porter, Ra-
leigh; DR.. T. M. Grant, Rocky
Mount; and the Rev. A. S. Parker,
Wilmington.
Bishop Peele conferred with the
superintendent last night to talk
over the appointments slate and
discuss other business coming be.
fore the assembly. Appointments
will be read Sunday at the conclud-
ing session.
Meetings of boards, committees,
and commissions were held this
afternoon, and a business session
was, scheduled to followk the COM
munion service tonight.
Song Service
Thursdays program will get un-
derway at 8 o'clock with song
service led by the Rev. Paul Car
ruth OF Henderson, followed by
a devotional service by the Rev.
S. E. Mercer of Franklinton. F, S.
Royster, chairman of the board on
stewards of the First Methodist
church here, will give an address
OF welcome, after which the board
Of conference claimants will pre-
sent service buttons to all retired
preachers in recognition Of their
service.
At noon Dr.. W. T. Laprade, pro-
lessor Of history at Duke univer-
sity, Durham, will peak on "Dr.
William Preston Few educator"
The late DR.. Few, for 80 years
pres dent Of Duke, was long a con-
ference lay leader.
DR.. j. j. Rives, pastor Of the
Court Street Methodist church,
Lynchburg, Va, will preach in the
afternoon; and DR. R. z. Tyler. one
OF the secretaries of the general
board Of missions of the Methodist
church, will speak during the eve
ming.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
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CAPE FEAR
FROM PAGE ONE

These facts concerning n of
the nations outstanding inventors
are known to every school child.
But the major problem now fac
ing Along The Cape Fear is just
when did the first replica of M.
Bells invention reach the Port
City.
Don't for one minute think that
we have sidetracked the electric
lighting issue here. Far be it from
that. It's merely a case Of not
being content with only one prob
lem at a time.
Our South Fifteenth street friend
would never forgive US if we
failed to give MI. Bell at least as
higher rating on our list OF un-
solved problems of firsts in the
Port City as M. Edison.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
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YUCOSLAVIA
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these did not appear to advance a
solution.
Resume Friday
The four-power ministers will re-
sumo detailed discussion on Trieste
and other disputed issues in the
italian treaty Friday.
Yugoslav Foreign Minister Stano-
je Simic made it clear Wednesday
that Anglo-American views on the
future of the Adriatic port were
still unacceptable to his govern
ment.
Italian Ambassador Alberto
Tarchiani declared that the pro-
posal to put the Trieste territory
under the United Nations Security
council was unacceptable because
OF its human injustice, its practical
inefficiency, its denial Of demo-
cratic principles and its failure to
carry out the hopes held forth to
all nations by the Atlantic char
ter"
AC01Aol1 !uIP1OllldI O1AC1 Gu llO
proposal Cor solving the dispute.
On the other hand, Simic pro-
posed these two concessions:
/. Acceptance of an eastern
boundary for the Trieste area
which would be farther east than
the boundary that Yugoslavia had
previously declared she would ac-
cept. It, however, would not go as
far as that proposed by France in
Paris and agreed upon by the Big
Four.
Modify Demands
2. A willingness to modify former
i%nsistence by Yugoslavia that the
governor be a Yugoslav named by
a popular assembly. Yugoslavia,
he said, would accept a non-Yugo-
slav named by the United Nations,
but Sinic continued to hold out for
vesting OF real power in a popular
assembly .
Both concessions fell far short of
what Britain and the United States
have been demanding.
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SEAMEN
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Indications were that the call
could not be forthcoming immedi-
ately. David L. Behncke, president
Of the striking ALL Air Line Pilots
association, Was expected to sum-
mo- the unions master executive
council to Chicago for a decision.
The company said it would not
recall the $4,000 furloughed en-
ployes and resume service owe it's
20, O0O-mile system until the unions
formal acceptance was announced
by Federal Mediator Frank P.
Douglass.
Seek Pay Raise
TWAS pilots walked out Oct. q
in support of union demands that
the present pay formula, written in
1884 be adjusted upward for GER
tain lying. Present pay in top
brackets was estimated around
$4,000 a year. The union asked up
to SIS, 900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07

Of the traffic section Of the Will
mington police department. the
sneaker said that their work i.
badly handicapped through a spirit
of incorporation On the part Of
the average motorist who is mostly
in a hurry and with no place in
particular to go. He backed up
his statements on excessive speed
with figures showing a steady in.
crease in police cases for infrac-
lions Of speed laws within the city
limits.
Many accidents could be prevent
ed, the speaker said in closing, If
the driver would stop and think be-
fore pressing down too hard on the
gas-that that extra 10 miles per
hour might mean the difference Of
a life or a death.
CHEZ Casteen closed with a gen.
tie hint to those present to talk
the question Of safety over with
their boys-to caution them as to
staying within the speed limit and
having their cars checked regu-
larly to see that they are safe to
run on the highways.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
VESSELS
IN LAY-UP BASIN
REPORTED SOLD

Three of the surplus Liberty type
vessels stored in the Brunswick
river lay-up basin have been sold,
according to Capt. A. G. Ford, ST.
perintendent OF the reserve fleet.
Capt. Ford said the first ship
was towed from the basin Tues
day and is IN route to a Charles
ton repair yard. The ship was pur-
chased by the Netherlands govern
ment, he said. A second ship pur-
chased by the same country will
be towed out today, he added.
Italy is the purchaser of the
third vessel, Capt. Ford said, and
it will be delivered later. The
maritime official said he was not
at liberty to divulge the names Of
the vessels.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
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VICTORS
FROM PAGE ONE

- nor on the election results them
selves.
If this off-year election means
as much as those Of the past, the
Republicans would take over the
White House anyway in 1913.
Republicans hit the political
jackpot for the first time in Is
years.
With their winnings, they prom
ised to cut Individual income taxes
20 per cent in 1947, lop perhaps
$40, 900, 900, 900 off government
spending, balance the sbudget, re-
woke the Presidential war powers
and undertake a number Of in
vestigations.
Landslide Vote
Millions of people, obviously fed
up with controls, strikes and
shortages, gave them an ~irresist-
IDLE Eyes" to their had enough?"
campaign slogan a landslide
vote that toppled Democratic
strong men from Massachusetts to
California and even crunched into
the edge of the still 'solid South"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07

clared Russia's peace aims would
prevail in spite Of the "anti-Soviet
clamor of people like Winston)
Churchill and others Of his kind"
1.-The blood of our people was not
shed for imperialist expansionists
and pretenders to world domina-
ton - for atom blackmailers," he
told a thunderously applauding
audience.
The speech was broadcast to the
Russian people and the world by
the Moscow radio.
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u. S. READY
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man announcement. They said
this made 1t plain that the
United States is determined to
retain administration over the
Japanese-Owned and inundated
islands for security purposes,
despite its willingness to place
them formally under u. N.
trusteeship.
Under the U. N. Charter.
territories set up as "strategic"
area" t~rusteeships are organic
ed under the all-powerful Sc
curity council whereas non
strategic areas are set up under
the U. N. trusteeship council.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
KIWAMANS HEAR
SAFETY ADDRESS
Police Chief Casteen Urges
Uniform Auto Inspection
Law For State

Chief Of Police Charles H. Cas-
teen in an address before the VIII
mington Kiwanis club yesterday
appealed to parents to take time
out to talk to their teen-age chill
dren and present to them. the value
of safe driving as a means OF cut
ting down the growing automobile
accident rate in Wilmington and
New Hanover county.
Citing figures compiled by the
National Safety council, CHIEF Cas-
teen stated that of a total of over
1900, 900 automobiles checked by
police departments Of the nation,
one-third were found to be faulty
in one respect OF another such as
defective brakes, headlights, and
poor tires.
Most highway accidents OF a
minor and sometimes major ma
ture, the speaker said, are directly
attributable to neglect on the part
of motorists in not having their
cars checked at regular intervals.
Chief Casteen called attention to
the dangerous condition of most of
the jalopies owned by boys and
girls of the teen-age group most
of whom he said, have a tendency
10 drive at excessive speeds, thus
endangering not only their own
but the lives Of others as well.
The speaker stressed that he be-
lieved a uniform automobile in
spection law in North Carolina,
compulsory on the owner and
financed by the State Highway
department, would have a far
reaching effect on highway acct
dents in the state.
Touching briefly on the work
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
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JUDGE
FROM PAGE ONE

union who entered the case when
it learned the girl had been tried.
found guilty and sentenced with
out benefit Of legal advice.
Judge Reeve cited the ancient
law which says that.in New Jersey
a person must reveal identity to
police if they ask it. The statute
says that any person who wanders
abroad with no fixed dwelling and
cannot make a good account Of
himself is guilty of disorderly
conduct.
IF Susan has suffered because
of her refusal to divulge her real
name and background, it is her
own fault" Reeve said.
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PROJECT
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they all stressed will be primarily
a fact-finding tour,
Noble said yesterday that no
actual tender of land for the hospi-
tai site would be made to VA Of
flclals On this trip and that in
formation on regulations and pro-
cedure would be chiefly sought.
The three local representatives
r scheduled to meet with the
National VA officials in Washing.
ton Friday, according to Marion
Shuffler, secretary to Congress
man j. Bayard Clark.
Appointment of Frank Sheppard
as post chaplain was announced
last night by E. C. Snead, COM
mander of the local VFW.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07

issue to finance state housing won
an easy victory. Veterans get first
crack at the new quarters. Liquor
and race track taxes will retire
the debt.
California voters authorized the
legislature to set up an agency to
lend money to veterans, so they
can set up their own businesses.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
GAS COME
With Stomach Acid Pain?

If stomach acid causes gas that hoats you and
makes YOU feel miserable,-the very first trial
Of UDCA Tablets usually brings fast relief.
UDCA is not a candy but a real medicine,
based on a truly successful prescription. UDGA
is composed Of fast working ingredients, which
neutralize and soothe stomach acid pains.
That's why over 200 million have been used
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gestion, heartburn, sour or upset stomach, burn
ing sensation, weak appetite, and other symp-
toms of excess acid. Get a 25c box of UDGA
Tablets from your druggist today. In only five
minutes, see why you may never need suffe,
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Drug Store and drug stores
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07

Highway Patrolman c. K. Ferg,,.
son. H. E. Fales of the No..
owe county bureau of ider+i.;
cation
W. S. Stanley, post Office &.
spector of Wilmington, was msl;n.
a check of the post office reoo.ss
late Wednesday afternoon.
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VOTERS
FROM PAGE ONE

o. $40 a month for domestic dutv
and SIS for each month overseas.
Dependents Of deceased veterans
are eligible in both states.
In New Jersey a $35, 900, 900 bond
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
RUSSIAN
FROM PAGE ONE

an authoritative place in the Soviet
union when he was head Of the
Communist party in Leningrad,
highly praised the Soviet system As
contrasted to capitalism, and de-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07

For the past 10 years, the Bel
CLAN Congo has been the largest
diamond producer in the world.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27

Itelloertreten0en StaatsiefretGr Glop-
ton in elmer Yreiiefonferen5 be-
fonnt9ege6en.
@leid5eitig erfl1rte Glopton oie
bon Nltorei @romDfo I'M Cider
beitsrot Ser ltR nprgebro6te ge-
ba%lptuaa, oaB Die anpeien6eit ane-
rifonii6er Srltppe in China, SIS
lono, 8raiilien uno 8anan1o 3ll Be-
Iorgniiien NnloB gebe, fir unbe-
9riinoet, un0 CAB Der 6offnune Nus.
0rud, 0aB Die anterifuifiihen 5rltp=
pen ans Sslono 3uriidgenommen
per0en f0nnen uno oas 8orlament
bon SSlano Die geplante, BON 3ioi-
lilten 6ernonnte 9enleiniome 2uft6o-
lis altf Sslono biaigen miro.
NoHoen III Ser omerifoniiden
Note an Mosfou auf Die pergebli=
ben 8eriude bingelpieien moroen
mar, nit Der Sopietunion IN I'm
gor1 81 fooperleren, mur0e folgen
Oes ansgefiibrt:
o@1eine @egierlng lit beoolerli-
der @eiie 81 Der @iniidt gelangt,
onB es ultrnoglid lit, 5miihen unie-
rem beioen H%egierlingen cine @erein-
borullg ii6er Die IN llngorn be.
Ite6en0e Sage 8n er5ielen, iotpie onh
iiber Die llriaden fiir oieie Sage, un0
meme &egierpng lit oober Der an.
lidt, oaB lpeitere 8e6oltptungen uno
Dement'S feinen 3lped ba6en.~
@leih5eitig erfldren iif oie Ser
einigten Staaten BON neiiem 6ereit,
&uBlono uno Gnglano fiber Die
8roge 3ll foniultieren, mie llngarn
gebolfen meroen fonnte.
Sn Ser @reiieforferen5 ipies Clap
ton ollf folgenoe Silfeleiitungen Ger
8ereinigten Staaten fiir ungarn
bin:
/. @olO i'm @erte bon $32 900,
600 muroe ouriifgegeben.
2. nngarn erbleIt einen langiri-
Itiqen &reoit BON $t5,000,000 fir
Den anfauf BON ii6eridiiliigem See.
resgut.
3. Sic omerifonii6en 8~efebfsbo-
Der in 9euti6ld1o uno Geiterreid
miroen ongepieien llngurn 0ns BON
Sen 9eutifJen bei6lagnabmte @iget-
tum 5iriid6uge6en.
,,Nuf Der onoeren Seite 6eitebt
sic Silie ser Sopietunion in elmer
teilpeiIen @eridiebung Der auSbeu-
tuna ser ungoriiden @irti6ait in
6orm pom &eparationen, m1breno
sic &equiiitionen unO 8eidlagnab-
munger Der Soften Armee anoou-
ern."
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
&nblanO brad
8eripre6cn

@oi6ineton - Die g~ereinigten
Staaten beiduloigten HuBlano, oas
8eripreden gebroden 81 baben I'M
garn mie6er gum @ieoerauf6au iei-
ner @irtidaft 6u uerbelfen.
Sn elmer al Mosfnu geri6teten
Note puroe Die Somietunion ouf
Ore in ser Salta &onferen3 iiber-
nommene 8erpfli6tltng bingeDieien,
ben @olfern ser friiberen Sateli-
tenitaoten Der Ahie 81 belfen, lire
politiiden unO pirtidaftlid)en 8ro-
bleme nitf 0emofrntiihe @rt 81 10
len" @ai6ington gob IN Der Note
ieiner llngeoulo Ansorud, oaB Die
les Geripreden erfiiQt meroen iolte
uno pies oarauf bin, OaB Die gerei-
nigten Staaten eS 8meimal periaht
baben, oieies @eriprefen 8u erfiil-
len, ,,nGbreno oie Somietunion iid
nidt MIR geipeigert bat, 0os 5t tun,
ionoern 5uoem nidt einmal 8riinoe
fir oieie @eigernng angeiiibrt bat. "
Die om 81. September in Wos-
fau iiberrei6te Note mur0e bon Dem
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27

0em @unide elmer 3uiammenorbeit
nit ben freibeitliebenOen 8olfern
ii6er3eligen.
,,&rieg o0er 6rieoen oos bGn9t
gall5 Don HuBlotlO ob~. fommen-
tierte 2lbgeoroneter Gnution (Nep.,
Minn.). aGltBlano muB ieine Sal
tung unO ieine Holitif 6etrGdtlif
1noern penn es in Ser @elt &ar-
monte geben ioa."
Sn Oiplonatiiden &reiien in
8oibin9ton finoen 8fuei 8emerfun-
gen Stnlins 6eionoere ghifHeffinuts
felt. ndmIid ieine geriiherlingen
OoB oie &ereinigten Stoaten unO
@roBbritannien Die Somjetunion
ielbit Damn niht einfreiien fonnteu,
lpenn lie es moaten, nn0 Dab &a=
pitalismlt8 utf0 &ommuniSmlls ia
big iein iollten, frieolid nebenein-
nuOer 5u leben.
Gin Oritter 8uilft miro in @olb=
eiiri9 oisflttiert: lit StalinS
Grfldrung ein Mtonoper, Inn Die
ruiiiiden 8~e5iebungen 81 @roBbri-
tannien 5n feitigeu, aber Die ruff
i6en 8e5iebungei 81 Ben 8ereinie=
ten Staaten SIT ihmdden2 Stolin,
iagt man IN 8oibington Iprad be-
ionoers uno in giinitigem Slime BON
eilgen 8e8iebuneen 5miiden Soip-
jetruBlan0 1no @roBbritannien. 90
lpeit er in ieiner grfldrung Der Ser
einigten Staoten GrmGbmlng getor
bat, lnterltitBte er leoiglid Die Mb-
berltfung Der amerifonii6en Sritp=
pen ans China unO pe%rfleinerte Den
8ert oes Beetles Ser Atombombe
uno ibrer Notwithstanding.
Die Saftif, Die @eltmddfe 81 tren-
men, lit i6on Dorber einmal oeriudt
moroen.
MaBgebli6e Ieiten0e @ai6ing-
toner geamten itimmen Stain 5u,
oaB feline mirfli6e @efabr zines
nerlen &rteges beitebe. Die ein3rge
@efobr, iagen lie, liegt in Der al-
gemeinen Nerbenipannung. Sn Ell
mem iolden 3uitanoe f0nne ii6 leiht
etpns ereignen, oas friegerii6e Ser
midlungen altSl0it.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
KGmtpfc IN
KalRmttn, Bombay

Stem 9elbi - Neue @emalttdtig-
feiten 3milden SiHous uno Mo-
bammeoanern braden in 8olfutta
un0 8ombap aus, als Ban0it Snip-
borlal Nebru oarum eriudte, BON
leinem Nmt ols 8rdiioent 6es aa.
in0iiden aongreiies befreit 81 mer-
sen, Inn ieine neuen 8flidten oils
fii6renoer Miniltet in Der in0iihen
MISUNDERSTANDING better erfiiaen
3u fonnen.
8obel orang Iebten SoAntng au6t
in 8alfutta in Elm Seim Elm uno
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27

@ittSbur9b - 3ihter Sorrp 8.
Roipon0 ~perurteilte George g.
Oaleller, ben @rdiioenten elmer
u~nobbdn9igen @eperfihaft non
Nrbeitern, wegen MiBohtuna oes
@erihts ait einem Sabr @efang-
mis- neil Ser 9egen Die 9uques-
ne 2iht Company proflomIerte
Streif itber einen BON @eriht
erloiienen ginbnltsbefebl binmeg-
gegangen hit.
@leifseitig murOe sic Union
pom @eriht aufgeioroert, Den
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27

Mosfou - Sic Gntmilitoriiie.
rllna uno 0en1ofratiiierlltg Gelttlh-
lon0s lit cine ser midtigiten Ga
rantien iiir Oie Shoffung zines
g"eiinOen unO langen 6~riaoens, "
ontmortete Miniiterprdiioent Sm-
lin alli cine Der neun 6ra9en,
sic ibn1 4lernuoer @ertb, N}oS-
falter @ertreter Der 2onooner
ugunOop SimeS," out II. Sept.
in idriftliGer 5orm ulterbreitet
bate.
0ieie antauort 6e3iebt iif auf
cine 6tnge @ert6S, Die IN 8orte
gpfleioet NOR, Oie ser bisberi9e
omerifaniIde SonoeIsiefret6r Senrp
u. @olIace in ieiner lesten Nelu
gorfer Ae0e gebrolldt bate: Die
@eitmdd)te fonnen iidler iein, Bob
bic iopietruiiiide 8olitif IN Geutid-
louo feline ruiiilde @offe qegelt
0ie Meitm1fte modem mill.
5ta(ins Anmort laltet: sd
glaltbe, eS lit alisgeidsloiieu, DAB
Ole Sopietmion GeltidJloitO 9e-
gen 0os weitlide europa nnO
sic Ser. Stoaten ge6raudlt. SD
gloIbe. ooB lit nidt MIR GUS
1eihloiien neil Die Snmjetunion
oil ainelt Beiitoi0poft gebunoen
lit, oer lie nit @roBbritanaien
mo 6ranSrei1 9egeil einen oput-
iden AnQriff g~eidlolien bat, ion-
bern oud neil cine Bolitif Der
genuburg g~elttldlunos gegen Die
@eitmddte un0 gegen ole Der
einigten Stanten cine slbfe6r Der
Smpietunion Don ibren %grnnoias-
lihen notionoIeu Sntereiien ma
re"
@ertb bate geiragt: o@laliben
Sic, oaB ons tntiddlide 9lto1n=
bombenmonopol ser gereinigten
Staaten cine Ger bnuptidbliditen
8e~orobungen Oes 6rieoens bar
itellt2"
stoIin onwortet: Sic atom-
bonl6e lit feile 10 ernite Madt,
luie gepiile Yolittfer uil5unebmen
Ideinen. Gle gltombom6en iollen
oii idtuahe Nerpen @inorlih mo-
d1pn Gle f0nuen nber nidt Ell
nen &riegsnus9arlg entideioen, oenn
Atombom6en Iiuo ooiiir alf fei-
men Sail nusrei6eno. Siherlifl,
Der Monopofbeiis Des @ebeimniiies
Der gtombom6e ltellt cine 9rObung
oar, ober 0ogegen gibt es min-
oeitPns 5mei 9(bbilfen: 1. Der @ono-
pol6elib Der Atombombe lit niht uon
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