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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-11
100000 delaVcev sc DO
ver.jetnO OdZvalO


rimsko province so danes izja-
viii, da Sc nadajo, da Sc DO vabi-
lu "a splosno stavko odzvalo
100000 delavcev, kar pomeni
vse delavstvo Rima. Izjema so
le delavci, XII imajo nujno delo.
Delavska zbornica je izdala
bulletin, katerem je receno, da
nj nobene bojazni, da bo prislo
do nemirov ali pa incidentov.
Akoravno vlada nj takoj po
objavi stavke poslala ma ulice
mocne oddelke policije, je po-
znejje mocno zastrazila vladne
urade, radio postajo, elektrarne,
zelezniske postaje, zunanje am
basade in druga poslopja.
krscansko demoKratski posku-
81, da Sc razbije stavkO
Vlada je poskusala, da prepre-
ci ali pa odlozi stavko. Ministri
delavstva, javnih del in polje-
delstva sc v financnem ministr-
stvu pogajajo S predstavniki
delavske zbornice.
Moznosti, da bodo krscansko
demokraticni delavci poskusali
rabbit stavko, so Sc pojavile, ko
je druzba, XII lastuje poulicne
zeleznice, telefonirala policiji, da
so krscanski delavci pripravljeni
delati naprej, &c jih DO policija
zascitila.
Delavstvo poleg ostalega zah-
teva odobritev 10000 100000 lir
"a javna della, pri katerih bi do
bill zaposlenje brezposelni de-
lavci, katerih stevilo v samem
Rimu znasa $4,000. Glasilo de-
lavske zbornice je vceraj obto:
lilo vlado, da je "a javna della
odobrila lie dive milijardi.
Stavka' Sc utegne razsiriti
ma l,O94 ostalih NEST
Delavski predstavniki Misc
hoteli povedati, koliko casa be
ira jala stavka, toda dopisnikr
United Press-a so izjavili, da 81
bo prosirila tudi ma 1,094 ostalil
NEST in vasi sirom cele Italije.
Izjema pri stavki so peki il
(mlinarji, uposlenci v trgovinal
Is hrano, v javnih trznicah, NILE
|karnah in restavracijah "a ljud
1stvo. Poleg njih je izjema ONE
ljeno ,stevilo urdanikov pri posti
Xxi bodo oddajali in sprejemal
Itelegrame, osobje bolnisnic, in
lformacij in .transportni delavc
Xxi razyazajo mleko in hrano.
| Delavska zbornica je zagrozi
LA 8 splosno stavko, ko je pretek
Ilega petka ma ulicah rimskeg'
|predmestja policija ubila eneg'
brezposelnega delavca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-11

terega nameraVajo predlagat
Republikanski senator Robert
A. Taft in republikanski kon-
gresnik Charles A. Halleck sua
naznanila, da program predvi-
deva prostovoljno industrijske
sporazume, da sc obdrzi dragi-
MO ma zmerni ravni potom ra-
cioniranja redkega materijala,
kot je to jeklo in gasolin. Anti
trustni zakoni bi bill zacasno
umaknjeni "a taksne sporazu-
me, administraciji pa bi Sc odo-
bril- denar, da bi ohrabljala TAX
Sen program.
Poleg tega program predvi-
deva nadaljevanje in razsirje-
ME kontrole izvoza, zvisanje re-
zerve zlata Cd rs do 40 odstot-
kov "a kritje bankovcev Fe-
deral Reserve banke in kontro-
10 vaznih transportacijskih
sredstev.
Republikanski program
odgovor Trumanu
Republikanci so zacrtali svoi
program, kot odgovor ma zahte-
vo predsednika Trumana "a OBJ
Selma pooblastila, XII bi omogo-
ella ponovno ustanovitev kon-
trole cen in racioniranje ziveza,
&c hi vlada smatrala, da je to
potrebno.
Osnutek zakona, XII krije ve-
cino predsednikovih zahtev, ic
vceraj izrocil senatnemu pray
nemu pododboru trgovinski tai
mix w. Averell Hartman, toda
republikanci so takoj dali We
deti, da sc to zakonsko pred
logo ne DO doseglo nieesar.
Taft in Halleck sta naznanila
novi nacrt po sestanku kongres-
nih in senatnih republikanskih
voditeljev. Taft je naznanil, da
DO pre- ednik kongresnega
bancnega odboras Jesse Wolcott
takoj predlozil skupno zakon-
sko predlogo, XII DO krila vse
stiri tocke republikanskega pro-
ti-inflacijskega programa.
Demokrati napadajo
program
Sc predno je bill uradno ma.
znanjen republikanski program
so ga demokrati napadli. Demo.
kratski kongresnik Albert. Gore
je obtozil republikance, da sc
udarili pecat "a veliki business
S predlogo "a prostovoljne med.
industrijske sporazume.
Harrimanova zakonska pred.
loga, proti kateri SO republi'
kanci zacrtali svoj lastni pro
gram, predvideva obsezna po
oblastila, XII bi, kot. pravi pod
ltajnik William c.. Foster, ONO
gocila racioniranje mesa, gaso
lima in ostalih produktov.
Konference, ma kateri so re
publikanci sklenili predlagat
svoj "proti-inflacijski' program
so sc udelezili tudi senatorj;
cooper (Kentucky) in Vile.
(Wisconsin), ter kongresnik
Taber (New York;, Michene
| (Michigan), Arends (Illinois)
Brown (Ohio) in Wiggleswortl
Massachusetts,.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-11

NGroLajts, 5irite u citGjte
8 EnGkoprGpA0st {"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-11

Takoj po polnoci Sc je ustavil
yes transport in delavci so "a
nedolocen cas- prekinili delo. Bor-
ba delavcev "a zimsko pomoc,
zvisanje mezd in kaznovanje po-
licije, XII je streljala ma moske,
zene in otroke, sc je zacela.
Rimski odbor krscanskih de-
mokratov je po objavi splosne
stavke napadel delavske vodite-
lie, ces, da je stavka politicni
manever in da je zahtevam de-
lavskih unij bilo ze zadosceno.
Odbor je ttldi pozval krscansko
demokratske delavce, mai osta-
nejo ma delu.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
Sur NceierMne ttaA
wciMt0rcr DcrbiIN

Weosfalt - &tlBlano idlug ouf ser
Observation-Disclosures nor, 0oB Ole
fiinftige oeutid)e Negierung 6ie @ei-
morer Nep. oIS @rutologe boben TOD,
Die a0olf Sitter 6erittte I'm Die @e-
gierungsfibrung 3u erlangen.S tauts.
lefret1r Mariball meinte, onB Ole rlis
iiide Nnfift ni6t 10 melt Uon 0enen
Der Ser. Staaten Gnglon0S unO
6rnnfreihS ab4peidle ais eriDurtet
moroen NOR. ur0 ser Sotpiet 8or.
ihlag in Amerifa oils Anregul1g Stir
'Shaffuirg zines 8ltnoeSItaatS aufge-
fdBt iuiir0e, 10 apie Der Nltsorltd ge-
meinbin BON 9merifanern DerItanoen
Sotuobl Die Ser. Stoaten mie Gna.
laito ieben Iid) fir einen oeutlfen
BunoesitGat Elm, fud9reno Iranfreid,
einen loien Stautenbln0 Sen 8orranq
gibt. Ser rllIiiide 8orihldg muroe
oenn aud iofort bon oen Briten mo
6ran5oien ailgegriffen. Inter un0e-
rem ier0erte Soipiet IuBenminiIter
Molotou Elm aus oinei aammern BE-
iteDett0es 0eiitides &arIanent, Ons
0ur1 2iltempeN 9emGB Dem 8ropor-
tIoilaliDltem ge1DGblt miro, iuie IS III
Der Mernarer Gepublif ser ;Sal( mar.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
1tGmfcr pcn 2(mtSs
gut D0eihrSpFt''

Detroit ~ Guto51noler in uielen
Seilen Oes Canoes Derfoufen neii9
@ogen nllr 5uidmnen nit tellrum
8ubeb0r, iogenonnten ,,@rtrus~, luic
BON ser ,,ltnitdo @rcB" ieItgelteai
mur0c. Gie &iinoen f0ttnen feina
neiteu giltos er1olten, ipenn Iie Oieid
,,@rtras" riht faufen. @S mir
ortdb i'm oagemeinen ser @intatiif
eines ge6roldten gtiitos o%erIon9t.
&6ufer berihteten, 0oB SGnOla
iiir eingetauidte biaige 9[utos iebi
$500 peuiger ais Trit5er beipiaigen
Sic miiIien, Inn Elm neites @uto al
bafomnten, a@rtraS~ i'm &ert bon
ettpa $500 faufen. 9[itf 0ieIe @eiid
erIei0en &Gitfer bon nelien 9littos
bel einem ioIfen Sanoel &erlritt
bis 5u 5000, tpoOurh 0ta tatid6li
6en Soften 0es biaiglten Iltos olti
ltngefdbr $4,000 ge6rodt meroen.
9tltr in penigen Stdoten ner0en
&aitfer uon SGuoGeru ni6t .gel
ifropit", mie non 8ertreter ser
limited BreB~ ermitteIt fpltroe. Sort
tpeiien onitGno1ge SAMPLER 0oraui
bin, Dob lie Die <uoen gum aoti
Der ,,@rtros" nidt druingen. Sic iino
nift oomit e~inoeritanoen, 0aB oio
Soften bon itelten Mittos in anoeren
StdOte BON 3elO8ieri8en S1llolern III
Die SGbegetrie6en peroen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unS 6ie sea-
tionaI NittomobiIe 9eolerS aIiocio.
tion baben Dor Den Berfarfsnaetbo.
ben unreeIler SAMPLER getparnt unO
in einigen 5daen muroe SdnoIern
bon JabrifmltGn ons Meht lire gill.
tos gu Oerfaufen, %ent3ogen.
8iele Nlttobdn0ler be9oupten ie.
ood), oaB bic 6abrifanten ieIbIt an
Der @ertelerun9 non lleiten Autos
SduI0 limo, neil lie Die @agen ifon
in Der Jobrif nit o@rtras~ i'm @ert
bon 800 big $3.50 ausftatteu. 0ie
&Gufer f0nnen Dieie 10 ausgeItatte-
ten autos 3%uridDeiiens miiifen ounn
aber tpurten bis anoere nut fueniqer
0@rtraS" eintreffen. Sic Brofite ser
&an0ler bel Gertnuf bon ,,Grtras"
milrOen auf 80 Bis so @ro8ent 0e.
i6GBt. o9ie Glutoen foufen Die
,J@rtros" nod meiner @niiht qerit,
fpenn lie mir Elm t1eltes Mitto befom-
men,, iogte elm &dnoIer.
@inige bieiige 9~Iltobanoler duBer-
ten sic anIidt ooB 6as .gtte @e-
iddft" beim 8erfouf neuer galtos
iua9riheitilid 9tuiong arahiten Sya6-
res 81 Gn0e iein miro.
Bonn Stanopuuft Der 9linoen GUS
fanlen oie beiten 9eridte bon atlon
ia, MoOiion inns @illpoufee. isis.
Souiton, Ger @artfor0, Conn,
Wleirpbis, Gem, philadelphia,
@aibitgton, Q. g., W3tnneopoIis,
Salt 2ofe Gitp un0 8ortGaaO, Ore.
SIN Oieien @egen0en peroen &un0en
sum Sertalif Don uGrtrnS lin un='
gemeinen nidt ge8imingen.
Gle meiten DGrtras" miifien BON
2eutetl pelde nelte Illtos baben
molten, in Detroit 0em yorf, Gbi.
cago, Sos Neoeles, San 6toncisco.
Snoionapolis. GnIlas, 9maba, Sen
iaS &itD8ittsbureb, Netp Orleans,
@ofltmbio, g. g., G%Ie0elouO, G6ar
leiton, @. &o.. mo 8oiton qmefauft
Deroen.
Gle tn Seem gorf nerfaitften nelten
autos 9aben, fpie beridtet, opieIe
taltre .grtras'." Sic Soften zines
Coupe Der mittIeren 9reisflaiie, oaS
nit ugrtros" I'M @ert bon $500 BE-
LADEN 1T, rpitroe 6abur6 olif $2,O78.
erboht.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
fiir DcmtIskc
aus uSs2lrntccbcItanN

Berlin n Can't gefdnnfgabe 0urh
Sberit Sugb 9. Setter, Dem Setter
oeS Grnabrungs- II. 2an6Dirtid)oftg-
Tfans Ser nnerifoniiden Militdrre-
a~ierulig, miro aus Sen ue6eriduB6e-
ItdllOet Der Il. @. Mrunee mad uiio
nod nad Oie @erteilung BON 3riabli-
ben N%obrmitteln an etpo $500, 900
oelitlfe ainoer uno beoiirftige alte
2eute in ben britii9en uno ornerifani.
ifen geietunas5onen beginnen. gis
Gnoe 9pril ioH oie MaBnobme in boil
lem Sang iein.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
Gin h~efnnnter gfnrne

4~unItmG3en: DSa, mein Ser, ib
faife nur 8iIoer BON &iinitlerh ole
einen befannten Namen boben."
MaIer: 80 bite, Ben babe id, id
beige Weierl"
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
AM md ~lede4 =
Roman U0n
Ludwig Babitbf

Fen MugenbIid in'S MaFer eeFoLsn,
Dsnn nitt bic 9rGfin RAID Die 5dnb
nab ibm ausgsitrsdt unO ibn nit Ell
mem irdftigen Rud in Si9sr6eit ges
brudt battle.
aNb, Grdfin, sic boben mir oos
3eben serettetl" risf iOslei9 Der Mdrs
quis in GROCER @rresuns aus. .Bis
i9u i'd Sbnen Oantsnl" ST sog bic
9dnO, Die er nod INNER gefaBt belt,
lsioenf9aftIi9 an feline 9ippsn.
Gran3istd lebnte lddeInb DisIe da5u
Iebbafte 1antesGuBeruug db.
SIS mar ni4t bic gerineits @sfabr.
9ier, 10 nabe am llfer, fonntsu sic
niHt untergeben."
n9p1, i'd bate mir ben S6G6el
bort an BEN 8fabl SsrfdIdgsn," snts
gegnets Der Wtarquis etfri9 uuo 5etgte
auf Elm Slid 6pl3, bas aus benz Wais
Ter b%erOorrdgte uno bas Inn beim San
oIeroines bate ssfdbrli9 fperOen tons
men. Isle ALIEN baben mir bas 2eben
g~erettet uno foldnge i9 utbme, bIeibe
i9 SSbnen odfiir bdntbdr!"
0as tIsine @rctgniB an 0ieIem
Monb5Heindbenb mar fir ben Marz
quis polenbs entf6sibenb eetpe1en; tr
fab in Jran3isfd bic @Dttin, beren
8efiB ALIEN Iein Fernsrss 9oIein psrz
f4Onern tOnns; absr gu sleider 3eit
glaubte er nun audi Elm POLES aus
f9lieBli9ss He9t auf bos 6er3 ieiner
nGebsnsrettertn" gu BADEN. Gs 19Iingt
iih ia INNER Elm inniges 8anb Inn
5tDei Menfden, bic bns S1idiul ouf
fol9e Mti5e auidmmengsfibrt bat,
uno mem babel BON benz Mnberen elm
febr pi9tiger, unDergebIt9er 9isnit
geleiftet iporOen, Der ipirb in Der 3egel
bon bieIem am msiiten geliebt.
Nuh Der Marquis 3fpeiFelte feinen
Mugenblid mebr Ddrau, DaB i'm 6rdnz
5istd Iieben miife, unb er trrg es ieBt
Dffen CUR S9au, baB er ii1 allen grnz
ftes UNI 6er3 unb 6anb Der 9rdfin be-
Derben noble. Nun entitano 3nif1en
ben beiben 10 Dsridisbsn gearteten
MdnnsrH elm pabrer Metttampf Inn
bic 8unIt Der f90nen Deut59eu.
0as trodene, niibtsrne @srben bss
@ngldnDers mar 10 beluitigenb, bas
feline, liebenstpiirOige Des Marquis 10
ongenebm, baB Jron5ista ben lebten
&eft ibrer biiltsreu, f1ipermiitbigen
abitreifte unb tpieber NIT
bel beneren Mugen in bas 2eben bli6en
Iernte, oas seroOe bier 10 bel eigenz
tbiimIi9e Beige bot.
Sn ber guten Qaune, in Der ii9
@rdfin 8aIerfdbt jsBt befanb, tbeilte
tie benz treuen 5reunoe, ben lie babeim
3uridgeIoTen, ale ibre Grlsbnife nit;
tie CAB tbrer 59ilberung cine m0gz
li9it bumCriftil6e Tdrbung, I'm So
tbo 0amit at Seritreuen unD Elm nenig
gu ~unter6olten.
gu ibrer Nernunberunq erbielt 1ie
bissmdI uuF i9ren 8risf feine Mntpprt.
@r bate fe olfo f9On psrgeTen. Jlun
gut, tie mar Su itDl5, um ben 5oben,
ben er 10 obfdtli9 falen geldTen, nod
einmdI gu iuGen un6 tpieber nnaus
t1iipfsn. aud iie Derburrte jebt in
G9weissul
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28

bil0en. 8erd0e an oe1len Spibe 1tebt
bos Stommbals bes 8drons Botbo b.
0i4tenbero; Gin iduberes Dorf Iebnt
fi9 bdran, bds fi4 aGmGlig in bic
i9ier enbloie 9eiOe Derliert.
0os Oorf bat fat 0ur9gdngig Iaus
bere, aus rotben 3iegeIiteiner rleu err
boute !0dufer, benn es lit elm pdarmal
bur6 5euersbrinite beimgeiu9t fpor@
ben, unb bic 8auern, beren 6Guier
pom 5euer perf9Ont seblieber, huben
binter benen, beren 9iitten 5erit0rt
fpopOen, ni9t Suriidbleiben molten unb
fi9 ebenfdns ftattli9ere @obngebdube
erri9ten lai1en, berrf9t bod bier cine
gentle Moblbobenbeit. Mu1 Dus
pfarrz un6 Shulbaus 1inb neu, bdgez
gen 1T bic Stride Elm urolter Seloitein>
bdu.
Mitten i'm Dorfe liegt elm bon alien
MeiOen umgebener Siimpel, duf benz es
i'm Sommer BON @nten pimmelt uno
in benz audi bic &inoer nit ibrsn Bis
iiber bic Rnie binduf entblOBten 8ei=
men berumpldt19ern. 0eute 1T es fin,
benn Elm grauer Nobemberbimmel liegt
iiber 9orf, See unb 9eioe unb gibt
benz 8iIbe cine biitere, melan9oltI9e
Sdrbung.
Differ mar aud bic Stirn 8otbos
BON Gutenberg, Der i'm Sagban5use
unb gefplet bon einem groBen, brauneH
9Ibnerbunbe bura bas Oorf 59ritt.
Seine 3ige nobmen ben Mus6rud ges
5pdnnter @rpartung an, als Ct ben
alien Qanbbrieftrdger, Der Ipeben aus
benz p~farrbaus gstreten mar unb BET
Ieinem MnbIid geituBt bate, nit ettpds
bei6Ieunisten S9ritten auf ii4 aus.
fOmmen fab.
,@ieber Elm Brief aus Der Sansi3.
6err Baron, noIt' i'm eben duf's
ShloB tragen, nun BARI i1 mir ipobl
ben Meg Iparen!" idgte er unb blin@
5elte re9t lhIau nit ben Augen, nls
er linn bas eleaante GouDert aus gelbz
lid tueiBem glfenbeinpapier nit Der
neun3adigen Rrone unb ben Mnfongsz
h,tAF4chen g g. bdrreiAte.
Die 6dnb Des 8arons omitterts si9t,
dls CT iie na9 Dem 8riefe dusftredte
unb gleid3eitig isine Gtgurrentaf9e
~5erDOr5og, nm Dem 2unbbrisftrdger elm
paar Gigarren gu iiberreifen. Der
Mann griff Dantenb an bic Miibe.
i9ulterte feline i9pere Saf4e unb
i9ritt, BEN Gtod feiter ouffeBenb, in
Ter 9idtung nu4 ben 3Ngeleien bon
banner. nGbrenb Der Baron tpeiter
bur9 bds Dorf ging.
Gr hate nif nrORte 2uit. itebtH Az
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-28
SERVICE POLICE
HUNTING SLAYER
Young Fayetteville Marine
F ound Dead In New
Bern Street

NEW BERN, Nov. q -R)-
Service and civilian Investigators
teamed up to solve the Staying
of young Marine whose body
was found in a Negro section Of
New Bern early today.
The victim was identified by
Coroner Raymond Pollock, Jr.,
as Pfc. Joseph c. Fussell, sta.
toned at Cherry Point with the
And Aviation squadron. His
home was listed as Fayetteville.
Officers reported there was a
dearth of clues at the outset OF
their inquiry.
Three Negro Marines came
across the body near the Good
Shepherd hospital about 4 a. m.
They called police, who found
Fussel had been shot in the right
breast and the right leg. He had
been dead only a short time.
Efforts were being made to
trace his movements in the hours
Immediately preceding death.
Coroner Pollock said he would
hold an inquest later.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-28
Funeral Services Set
Saturday For Mrs. Roberts

Funeral services for Mrs. Clara
Fulton Roberts, 223 South Sec
ond street, who died Thursday
morning at 1890 in James
Walker Memorial hospital after
a long illness, will be conducted
from the chapel of Andrews Nor
tuary Saturday morning at II
o'clock by the Rev. S. A. Fam.
Interment will take place in Nc
kennon cemetery, Abbotsburg.
Mrs. Roberts was born in Alb
bottsburg April %, 1892, the
daughter of the late Ashford and
Catherine Thompson Smith and
has made her home in Whining.
ton for the past 40 years.
Surviving besides her husband
Frank B. Roberts, are two daugh.
ters, Mrs. Raymond Horning and
Mrs. M. S. Szafranskn, both o1
Wilmington. One sister, Mrs
Perry Goodwin of Dunn; two
brothers, w C. Smith of Abbotts-
burg, and Carl Tmith, of Bladen-
boro; seven grandchildren and
several nieces and nephews.
Active pallbearers will be
nepheWS
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-28
DAY PASSES QUIETLY
IN NORTH CAROLINA
Ry The Associated Press

Thanksgiving Day passed
quietly in North Carolina yester-
day and the traditional observ-
ance was not marred by a heavy
loss of life in violence attribut-
able to the holiday.
Early last night only one death
had been reported. A collision
involving a fire truck and an
automobile at Edenton resulted
in fatal injuries to B. Henry
Smith, 33, a license examiner for
the state highway commission.
Governor and Mrs. Cherry led
North Carolinians in solemn rites
offering thanks to God for the
bounties vouchsafed U.S." AS Gus
tomary, many Of the states g.
100000 citizens started the day
at religious services.
With most business and edu-
cational institutions observing a
day of rest, North Carolinians
spent the day in the manner that
suited them best. Family re-
unions, hunting trips and football
games were the order of the day
for many.
At Raleigh the State Highway
Patrol reported few accidents and
noted that traffic was below nor
NAL for a week day. Similar re-
ports were given by police in the
states major cities.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-28
BODIES RECOVERED
Continued from PAGE One)

Continued from Page One)
psf for permission to make
straight approach to the $500
f. OF runway at Yakutat airfield.
AT that time, the ceiling over
Yakutat was 500 feet with a
mile and one-third visibility. It
was raining lightly and foggy.
The plane struck a low range
of hills two miles from the Yu-
kutat Range station and burst
into flames. The Coast Guard
reported all the bodies were
burned. nr
Portland Owned
The plane was owned by Jo-
seph Dobbins of Portland
Columbia Airport near Potr-
land. The liner was returning to
Portland with a passenger load
after flying cargo to Anchorage.
Both Haworth and Keranen
were pilots in the last: war. Ha-
worth, a nephew of Wilbur Hen
derson, attorney for the Oregon
Liquor Control Commission,
served with the Royal Canadian
Air Force before Pearl Harbor
and later transferred to the U.
S. Army Air Force.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-28
GERMAN FRONTIER
Continued from Page One)

Final de1initation much await
peace settlement"
The frontier problem meant a
bitter fight at a later date.
But during today's session
Marshall and Molotov agreed
that establishment of a demo-
cratic German government was
an urgent necessity.
Molotov injected the Far
Eastern problem into the con-
ference by saying world peace
would be impossible until q
peace settlement had been
reached with Japan as well as
Germany.
At the quiet-and constructive
third session of the Foreign
Ministers, Molotov introduced
the following five-point program
of action on Germany:
1-Recognition that formation
of a democratic government for
all Germany "admits of no de-
lay"
2-Giving representatives of
Germany the right to be heard
on peace treaty terms.
39Insisting that a Ger
man government must sign the
treaty and q German parliament
must ratify it.
4Specifying that the peace
conference should consist of the
United States, Great Britain,
France, Russia, allied countries
bordering on Germany and
other countries which actually
fought Germany.
5-Making the decisions of the
Yalta and Potsdam conferences
the basis of the Deace treaty.
Marshall said the United
States was in general accord
with Molotov's first three points.
However, as regards the
fourth, he made it plain that
the United States wants a big
and thoroughly representa-
tive peace conference.
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mAM0ND MISSING
FROM OLD BUDDHA
rL,,e-Carat Stone Stolen
From Forehead OF
Idol At Bangkok

oANGKOK, Siam, Nov. 27. -
= Police said today the three
~, ~ diamond missing from the
O. ssiJ, lsslisbead of the centurles-o old
isslara1d isl.1 Buddha apparently had
nar lan stolen in the last two weeks.
'eTl The theft became known, they
.-l.1oced, l1lr when a false stone SUBJ
dssiud dl.',lted for the original fell from
fl.u'r $, us'orebead and was found early
~ y. ~, week on the floor of the
n.s 'nls,r1e where the green-glass
i .'iigba ,sn,g sits in the royal palace.
'Iur Trn weeks ago, when temple
,..ndants ln changed the Buddha's
aosrt o'.r,ents for the winter season,
ges'';i v 'd;i;amond was still there, the
ne s:aa r caid. The theft first was
pOHI' l.,own Yesterday.
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PARTITION
CONTINUED from Pare One)

battle reaches a climax here
tomorrow.
The news was received jubi-
lantly in the camp of the parti-
tionists, for it meant the same
as three new votes under the
General Assembly's complicat-
ed voting mechanism. Haiti an
nounced yesterday it would vote
against partition, thus assuring
the Arab states of Is votes in
their angry fight to prevent
splitting the Holy Land.
Partitionists need twice as
many votes as the opposition tn
win under the Assembly's two
thirds rule or, if the Arabs had
lis. a total of 30 votes.
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FINNISH POLICE.
Continued from Page One)

civil servants strike commit
tee today in the first attempt
to settle the strike, there was no
sign of any progress.
The strike committee said
earlier that it would not accept
any solution from any group
except the cabinet which seem
ed unwilling as yet to discuss
the strikers demands for higher
wages.
The government of Premier
Mauno Pekkala, faced with its
gravest crisis, was also threaten
ed by a general strike of munich
pal workers Dec. 20 that would
cut off all gas, electricity and
water.
Pension office and postal saw
ings bank employees joined the
strike today and it was estimat-
ed that more than $4,000 non
strikers have been forced into
idleness by the walkout in addi.
ton to the $4,000 civil servants.
Seventeen ships were tied up
idle in Finnish harbors and al
airliners were grounded.
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The Weather

Weather Bureau report of temperature
and rainfall for the "a hours ending 8
P. M, in the principal cotton growing
areas and elsewhere:
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FRANCE PROTECT
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CONTINUED From Page One)
cannot recognize strikes as a
means of forcing the govern
ment to yield to workers de-
mands." -........
Schuman said his government
planned to push laws through
the assembly which would "reg-
ulate'' strikes.
"In no circumstance shall we
allow freedom to work in
fringed. We shall try first by
persuasion. Force will be en-
ployed only as a last resort" he
said.
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THANKSGIVING DAY
Continued From Page Onel

police, who at a late hour last
night reported only one arrest for
traffic violations and said that
things were "very quiet" Almost
no traffic tickets or citations were
given out, they said. No arrests
had been made for drunkenness,
disorderly conduct or any of the
other more common offenses.
Not only was traffic below par
on the highways, but it also was
below normal for the trains and
buses, according to terminal Of
ficials. Most of the Wilmington
city buses runnir. yesterday ran
half-empty.
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Charles Inglesby To
Be Buried Today

4 SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 81. -
funeral ;ervices will be held Fri
ay for Charles Inglesby who
Lied this afternoon at $50 after
heart attack.
/ Mr.. 1nglesby is survived by
he daughter, Mrs. F. K. Bruce
h 2415 Jefferson street, Will
pington, N. c.; one granddaugh-
er, Mrs. Fred Lacy King ,Jr.,
nd grandson, Charles Bruce,
bth of Wilmington, N. c.
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CEARHART OFFERS
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28,500,000 would remain on the
rolls with their rate Of taxation
reduced.
Gearhart said a nationwide as
sociation is being formed to sup.
port Ills tax idea.
He disclosed he Will offer his
plan IN the Ways and Means com.
mittee as a substitute for a bill
by Chairman Knutson (R.- MINI,
to cut individual income take:
Eby $4,000, 1000 900.