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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

attached TO the subjects inner
clothing. Running from the fake
initials was an arrow pointing TO
"the spot" Just = little device in
vented by some playful anonymous
character to heckle the workers Of
the Minneapolis free chest x-ray
survey now in progress.
One individual may think the
survey Is cause for humOr, but lOO.-
5s7 other citizens have taken II very
seriously and extended full CO.
operation TO the portable and mobile
survey units touring the city, &C.
cOrdinR to DT. Clare Gates, exeeu-
tive director. Including the gentle
man with the misplaced sense Of
humOr, lOO,59S MinneapOlitans sub
mitted to x-rays through Monday
evening. June ,, and $4,000 had al
ready received their reports, all
within 10 days or less.
Tuesday morning, | saw the
wheels Of the survey in operation
at headquarters. I talked to JO-
seph Zaluskey, who has made over
1870 maps Of the city TO guide work
ers and officials. and to Jack
Handy. who has charge OF the
itineraries for the units.
Zalusky made his complicated job
appear simple as he explained how
a count was made Of the number
Of people in every block in the city,
with sOgs Of the total number taken
as eliRibles. The other 2OFd was
discounted as being Is years Of age
or under and therefore not to be
included in the survey.
After the block census h taken
Handy then pointed out, available
places are spotted on the map, none
more than four blocks from . unit.
Everything possible has been done
to make the X-ray units convent
emily located within easy reach OF
every citizen Of the city over 10
years Of age.
There's been only one slip 80 far
Handy said. The hartsHder'S union
members we're scheduled to be Il
rayed. bot the electrician In charge
only had the unit hooked for llO
volts instead Of the required azo.
% the barkeeps couldn't have their
chest pictures taken!
We'll get EN- when they 20 de-
pouIt their money in the bank
Handy predicted, apparently not .
BIZ worried about the final out
come.
DIR. Roemmich, DR.. Dean Geheoer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
WOOlwOrth Hires Waitress
After Urban League
Goes Into Action

company policy 10 employ Negroes
only As mAtrons and JanltorS. A. .
later conference with X. @. Kirk
wood, district personnel manager,
the company'S policy was described
a. non discriminatory,
Shortly after Carey and ssabroH
visited the store 10 see Miss Veg
nsr, Miss Moses was called and told
10 report 10 work.
Mr. Kirkwood said WOolworth's
did not practice discrimination In
employment
H. A. Skinner, Minneapolis Httor.
nsy. another Urban League board
member. took q stAtsmsnt from
Miss Mosss. She IL the sister Of
HiIdR simmS, the Broadway actress.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
Plan Public
Testimonial for
Rev.. G.. T. Nelson

Interested friends and citizens are
making hurried plans for a public
testimonial Monday night, June 0,
for Rev. c. T. X. Nelson. former
pastor Of CamphOr Methodist and
for the past nine years a leading
figure in this state.
Rev. Nelson IL now secretary Of
the Methodist Church department
Of education. Lexington Conference.
The affair sponsored by several
organizations Of which he was
active will be held at Halle o.
Brown House at 3 p. m.
The public is invited to pay this
final tribute TO n distinguished fig-
ure.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
TWO POSITIONS
OPEN AT WEIEATLEY

The Personnel committee Of Phyl-
lis Whsatley House L. seeking Ap.
plicAntS for the positions left va.
cant by the resignation Of Eunice
Brown, director Of girls work. and
Harry Miller, director Of boys
work.
Letters Of application should he
addressed to Mr.. Charles ID. Fist,
chairman Of the Personnel commit
tee, 800 Aldrich Ave. NJ. Mime
apolis II, MINI.
Applicants should include their
training experience, and the names
and addresses Of persons used a.
references.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
Six Music0l Units
Enter Minnehoho
Temple Contest

The MinnshRha Temple Musical
Contest scheduled for Benton Hall,
Minneapolis YW.C.A Friday. June
20. already has six musical groups
who will participate.
First entrants are Border Junior
Choir under the direction ~ Mrs.
Frank Brown; the Musical Notes;
the Elks Mems QuRrtstts 0f Amss
Lodge. the ~, Peter Junior Choir,
directed by Mrs. Halle Ewing
Camphor Methodist Church choir,
MTs. l.. V. M0nson; the NsIsOnaiTss.
directed by Mrs Emma Simmons.
Tickets for the prize contest may
he secured from members ~ the
MinnshahA Temple.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

When Ester Wsgnsr, personnel
manager Of the WoolwOrth store At
Seventh and Nicollst, Minneapolis,
refused To employ Rose Moses, be-
cause I'VE don't hire Negro girls
~ Mattresses" she started some.
thing. Two days before the In.
Cidsnt, Miss Moses had been told
10 report for work,
The report was reported 10 La
Troy, a columnist on the Spoksa.
man and Recorder papers. Bhs rs.
ported II 10 James WardlRw ~ tho
Minneapolis Urban League.
Later William Ssabron. Industrial
secretary, and TRImage u. Carey,
member Of the leagues industrial
COMMITTEES, checked tho situation
with Miss Wsgnsr, who said II was
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

and DR.. Edward Elisberg are the
three who check the x-ray photo
graphs for signs Of cancer, tuber-
culosis, heart trouble, or other dis
eases. DR.. Roemmich emphasized
that photographs are identified by
number only and do not contain the
names Of the persons x-rayed. For
further checking in doubtful cases,
Identification can be made only
through checking the numbers
against confidential files.
Sometimes q shadow In cast on
the photograph by clothes, iewelry.
or metal braces and appliances, and
does not indicate . diseased cORdi-
ton, ROemmieh explained. but when
a shadow or abnOrmality does ap.
pear on the plates. the person In
Identified and asked to have another
X-ray.
Minneapolis Is tho first city Of
over 100000 population in the ma
ton to provide free chest x-rays
for its adult population.
According to DR.. Gates, ST.
has been put into the survey. The
Hennepin County Tuberculosis As
ISOLATION contributed $4,000 Of its
Christmas seal funds; the Hennspin
County chapter Of the American
Red Cross contributed 500, 900; the
Minnesota Cancer Society con.
tributed 5000 and the Minneap-
oils Health Action Committee, $500
Recruited for the drive were IS
workers on special payroll; 2 extra
public health physicians; 2 Profes'
sional health education consultantst
one public health tuberculosis con.
sultant; % technical personnel from
the public health service, and ap'
proximately 10000 volunteer house
toulouse canvasserS, hostesses fol
x-ray units and their assistants.
DR.. Gates said Tuesday: I'VE are
immensely pleased with the re
Spouse Of the community 70 tbs
chest x-rays and with the splendid
response Of volunteers in making
the x-ray possible"
DIR. ?. J. Hill. Commissioner OI
Health for the city Of Minneapolis
called the survey IAN outstanding
demonstration Of . community pro
gram In which the health depart
ment h only one segment 81 tn
total operation. To the acceptance
Of responsibility by volunteers ana
BY the different organizations, vii
accrue the major part Of the sue
cess the program has"
Also highly commencing the out
come Of the survey and the work o
volunteers and Minneapolis organi
cations, was o. J. Arnold, presiden
Of Northwestern National Lif
Insurance, who is general ehairma
Of the project.
The tour Of the x-ray headquar
tsrs was made under the directi0
Of Mrs. Muriel Steward and Mis-
Margaret Chant Of the public rels
tons department.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
BRN WRIGHT. BUSINESS
MAN. DIS At 90

Benjamin Wright, 90 years old,
Of 1874 n. Victoria, died Saturday.
May 81, At Ancksr hospital Mr..
Wright was born IN New Orleans.
La, and had resided in st. Paul
for the past 81 years. He was owner
and proprietor Of the CrocuE Hill
tailor shop. located at iG4 y. We
t0Tia.
His survivors are his children
Mrs BsrnAdins Wilson. Mr. June
Bruce. Miss Dorothy Brown, Mr..
Leon Brown and three Ersndchil.
drsn.
Funeral services were held Wed
bsSday. June 4, 81 Meals chapel.
With Rev. John LAGTOns ohiciat-
ing. Burial vas IN ElmhBrE, esms
terry.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
ID. e. DOwdy UndergOes
Emergency Operation at
General Hospital June z

D, c. Dowdy, Minneapolis under
taksr. underwent an emergency OPP
Grafton Monday night, June 2, at
Minneapolis General hospital.
Mr.. Dowdy was admitted 10 the
hospital late Monday evening and
was taken 20 the operating room
At ~ midnight. The operation lasted
about three hours.
NJ. J. Dowdy, Minneapolis fuel
dealer. was summoned 90 the hos
pitRl and remained Throughout the
night ut his brothers bedside The
sick mans condition il reported
good.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
Minneapolis NAACP 10
Confer With MAcIyean
On SprigRs Firing

The Minneapolis N. A. A. c. p.
branch executive board voted to
send a committee TO call on Chief
MacIean 70 ask him 10 reconsider
his summary discharge Of Officer
=. J. sprigRs, 6Os Fremont Ave. No.
SprigRs was discharged following
the holdup Of a hamburger rsStau-
rant on East Lake 81. SpriRRs shot
through a window and a door at
the bandit but MacIsan says he
should have gone In the building
after the robbeT.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

Civil Service Examinations last
day 10 file, July 7.
For senior clerk stsnographsr. on
July 10, paying 1920 10 222.30.
Patrolmsn, July ~. ages 2i.3b,
1890 70 24iOB. School nurse.
ages 2i.4O, July %, 1920 10 222 30.
Cook. county jail, on July ., 1870
To 1000. MatTon ~ County jail,
July ., 1918 20 isO.75 FOR
further information contact the
Civil Service Bureau, ropm goo,
City Hall. g. Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
Where You Con Get Free Chest x.Rqy

PHYLLIS wHEATLHY- TO p ~. JUNE 10. ~. II. ~
GRANT SCHOOL tos .. ~ June 49, H. ~. ~. 70
0FSFd, i7th Ave. NJ
NORTH HIGH 90 . m. June ~
CFTsnOat I7th Ave. ~
ADAMS SCHOOL to p N. JUNE S u. m.IS.D
(FTaRkBa 18th Ave -
SOUTH HIGH 10 \ m. June TO- H. ~
Cedar Ave. " zgh So
GREELEY SCHOOL tSs D. m. JUSE IGiS.I7
Ulth Ave. a., 18th ST.
EMANUEL COHEN CENTER 10 ~, JUNE 10. ~. H. ~
U70I Osk Park Ave. ~
BRYANT JUNIOR HIGH-I ~ JULY H. "a. n. r. n
Cssth CIlatSa -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
VOL. XIII, NO. "A
MILL CITY SURVEY GOING OVER BIG:
1OO,598 Get Free
Chest X-Rays AS One
Plays Practical Joke
BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

Even a serious project like cty-wide chest x-ray
gathers in the perpetual practical joker Dr. William Roem
mich Minneapolis tuberculosis control officer took picture
out of group Of negatives Tuesday morning at head
quarters 240 South Fourth Street and displayed outline
of pair of ribs with large "T B." initials prominently
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
Cos Tonks Win:
Council Ignores Plea of
Citizens, Gives Gas Co.
Go Sign on Gas Tanks
BY Ben Z. pnrrY

Residents in the ncghborhoOd Of Dale and Central met
their first defeat in effort to keep their free of
nuisance businesses
At hearing held Wednesday, May g. the st. Paul
City Council yielded to the Establishments OF Public Safety
Commissioner Gus BarfuSs and turned deaf to the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
To Re Married

Blaine T. Ash. Jr., 20, iil3 Lyn.
dale Ave. No, and Gloria Cooper,
10, have filed intentions 10 wed at
the Minneapolis Court House.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
Divorced

Margaret CAmpbells, 1924 Of
son Blvd. has been granted a ii.
vorce from Newton Campbslle
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

Att<nA HiE NHsicAl CSntsst. Mia
RsaPolis YWCA, FRIDAY. JHRs %.
--Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

CTedlnfsun Credit UBi1n'a 10th
AhhiVrTHsTy Tsa, Sterling Club,
Sunday, JuRs s.---AdVL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06
THEY GET NORTH HIGH DIPLOMAS
Fred Gray Gen
Hole In One

Fred Gray joined that select
army Of golfers Tuesday when
ne scored a hole in one on the
l2O-yard third hole at Hiawatha.
He accomplished the feat with a
seven iron. Watching him were
James Slemmons, Jimmie Lass
ley and Tim Adair.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

Negro
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week
wage"
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4 nine
We're
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LOCALS
educA-
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across
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Dapers,
to the
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-06-06

Oh INC
'apers,
to the
AssO-
meet
The Valley settler., 1947-01-16
ROAD TO KNIK IS OPEN - KING SAYS

Mir. King reports that the road to Knik is now open and also tho road as far as Bob Lothrop's rlace is open. After tho road to Kni had boen opened and the Rond Con- mission mon with the ir equ ipmont were re- turning, 0 number of moose were found along tho road nibbling the brush. (Ev1dmtlT they approc iote4 tle 3pGt4 road 'Joo.j Tho Road Conrnissio has boon putting in long hours on tho road to the Independence mine ond Mir. King reports that they expect to have it open soon. The snow i s so deep that sonnet ines they mi ssod tho road en- tiroly as tho stake woro compl taly out or sight. George Snol1 became rather oz- cited whom part of a slide broke way ur- dor his new cat however, the cat rGnoinod on top until another cnt was brought l5 milos to holp out. Thero uoro four moro . slides to cut through according to Mir. King, on We dno sdoy evening,
 George anal1 is staying at Little Su5itno Inn and keeps his bull dozer up there. Tho Sno-go Is kopt horo in the Valley in order to keep the Valley roads open. Mir. King stated that thero is more snow in tho noun cins this yocr than he hos ever soon. Ho est ntod it to bo to Il foot deep at Independence 1tino. (Thts vas on the levol- not in snow banks or slidos) At Saoubird the upper part of tho comp uas completely covered rcccrtly and "Block.-" Martin was snouod in for tUo days and md to dis himself out. Ho received st Aid at Little Susitnn Lodge and from there .vos taken to Anchorage.
 
 Fi-VY SNOWFALL THIS lDTTH
 There seems to be more snow in the Valley this year than usual. Fortunately ere have been no hard winds rocontly or trans portot ion might be impossible. Following
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
KNtbclifen %bciiirwcrtcn
strcifrcdpt Scr Eckrct

Cine glbItinmrling, Die Die fatboll'
Ide @ofenidriit ,,@at9olic Courier"
Durdyfiibrte, er9ab, Dab tOon 20 befrag.
ten aat6olifenfiibrern int Qanoe, IA
lid iiir oie 8ergeaperfiduiftrng Der
Qa6rer %einiettcn nno iogar Streif
,,linter miBergepobnIi6en llmItnn-
0en" befiirlporteten. Gie iibrigen 8
ent1ie(ten iib elmer @eliBerlnlg.
Ben Den ein5elnen AnldNaulnget
leien bic Observation-Disclosures pieoerge-
geben: @ch allgerneiner 4nId)nlutng
Ger 8efragten batten Ole 2ebrer ,,ei=
ne io5iale &erpiIid}tulla lih elmer
@duerfldglit onyiidlieBen. Sic b1t-
ten grlnoi1blih Sas gleif]e &ed)t 5itl
.Straif dpie oroere Mifglie0er, ieooh
cine ltGrfere 8erpflidtun8, lid nm
giitlite geilegung Don SdmieriBfei-
ten al 6emii6en. 9ieie 8erpTGidtung
lid aus Der @iftigfeit dbrer
Gin @eiitfider meinte, ooB
Notwithstanding fem Strcif-
r2d]t baden. o6er 0arl nIuBte ibnen
ser Steat cine onoere Moglibfeit ge-
ben, iif Neht 5u ueridaffen.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
Cefuhren dureh
WefterUmschIuq

2on6on Ger pl6blidJe, 8ienllid)
allaemcine ltmIdyGag 0es bitteren
@intorpetters auf SEM eimopaiidet
6eitluno un0 oen 6ritiid)en Snieln bat
1iele 6is6erigen @efo9ren beleitigt,
u6er 0niiir neue NIT lid gebradt.
Solocten or -@eiatun8Struppetl
ue6nnen leit 5inigen Gagen in Ser
9ed6e Der @eggenoorfcr Bride itber
sic Conan Sprengui9en Dor, I'M SIT
Derbiiten DAB bic ourh Die @isifmel.
5e in gepegung ~fonnlen0eH gisIhol-
len sic 8Feiler Ger 8rilde 5eroritdcn
uno Dem groBen StoltOamm mo
Graftperf in 8aiiau ldpperen Sd.l-
Sen 5tfiigen. Se0od lit 0ieIe @efQbr
trob 0icicr Observation-Disclosures nod
~feinesiDegs bcbpben. 9lud) Gil al0eren
Gtellen iiiro 5prenglm8en oor5eliofl-
men poroeB On oIe 0iircb Striegsopc-
rotioner geidJpddhten 8riiden niht
uiel Mi0eritafr0 bieten 'f0nlcn.
Snfolge oes @etterl1midlageS
fonrte in 2onoon 0as etgI. 9renn-
itoif Miniiterilm mitteiler, Dab Die
@irtidaitSlage uAn3ei6ell Ser 9eiie=
RING 5eige. Gieies be8iebe lid beion-
0ers alrf oie 8eforOenmg Der 10 ie1r
mir 6o6rif nno 8riDatOerbraa6 be-
n6tigtpn &obIe. Groboen berrihe in
geniiien @ebieten nod INNER Sob,
%leImangel.
SteigenSe Ienpercturen tperoen
olth ans 6ranfreidl. iopie 5ollono
ltnO 9elgien genneloet. Sn oieien 91n-
bern fiircbtet man meitere lteber-
idpuemmitipger, nudopm in Sen leB.
ten Gogen in einigen @e6ieten nadl-
laiienOe Temperature 6ereits Iolde
@efa6ren angefiin0igt Batten.
Sn 8elgien limo bereits Gil ein
paar Stellen 6liiiie iiber fire llier
getreten. Gaoitrcb fin0 einiQe @e6oite
BON Ser AuBenpelt abgeldnitten NOR
Den. Aid bnt angepilan3ter @ei5en
0urd Die alstreten0en @aiier 6ereits
Sdooen erlitten.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
&ciue 3iuanssarbeit fir gcridIeppt,
in 1tS.AoMe

5ronffurt. - Gen 376,t99 &eu.
Id9leppten in ser omerifoniidyen 9e.
losungs3one lit oifi6iea mitgeteill
morben, Deb iie nidt 3ur Arbeit &c.
8lplngen merOen piiroen. 9efanntlid
lit in Der britiiden Gone beriiiet mOr-
oer, 0aB ole Geridleppten orbeiter
utuo nid6t mebr: pie bisber lmioni.
perpfIegt perOen miirOen. Son Oel
amerifaniidyen MilitGuuergpalttnl
tUuroe erfl1rt, Sic meiIten iino ionic.
10 i6ereit, 5lt orbeiten ultO Die SGlitC
ser 4rbeitsi1bigen lei audi tdtig, bod
foIle es iflper, iiir Oie iibrigen eint
paiienoe geid0itiguug 6u finOen.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14

glle 0erGrtigen 9(rbeiter er6alten
tdglid eine 9tabl5eit aus amerifani.
iden Quellen. Die &erringerltng Die
ier 8elaitun9 mar ~c6eniulls elmer Ser
@riin0e, melde Die 9npeiilmg 0es
Generals GIop barbeigefii6rt 6a6en.
Colonel 9uoi0 9. Ro6iniom Der
SontroIIoffi5icr 0es omerifaniiden
Sclptquortiers, teilte nit, OaB sic
9In5abl Ser oelltiden 9(rbeitcr, sic Don
Den @merifanern in Berlin beidaf
tigt mnrOell in Den lebten Monaten
Don 10000 olti $1,000 geienft niroe.
9lm 10. 9lpril ioll tic alli 10000 ber.
lntergebe1t, ON i. Sunni otf 10000.
Hobfnion teilte aucD nit, oaB Bic
nmerifaniide Militdtuegierung ibr Ell
genes Milit1r mo 3iDlperipra[ tan.
oig rc0ll6iert uR0 0ieie Grouttion
progrnlmldBi9 0urhgeiii6rt.
Dos 8erioial Scr @ilitarregie-
rling belief iid I'M lebtcn september
auf 5000 @crionen md6ren0 IS 1elttc
1900 iillo. BIS 5ilnt 30. Silni ioll cs
anf 1000 Eerioncn re0n3iert mer0elt.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
u. S.-zOne Won
~FuIsehgeId ~gesueUbert

Gronffurt Oil anlerifantid)e
9[rmee rief CUR giidgabe oaer nod
furlierenOen Snterimsideine 0er
MiIitdr6e6orOen ulli, mn Oamii
outomatiid Oas 5alid8eIo ollBer
Sltrs alt leben, Oo8 IN beoentltdell
Mengen iomo6l in 8ranfreidl mil
in Geutlhlano allf9etandlt lit.
J0ieS lit Der iiherlte Neg,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8ll perDtH.
0ern, iagte General Soiepb g
Micgtornep, Oeiien 9lttiou alS EN-
Shlug nfbt mir gegen Ole 61liher.
ionOern au6 gegell oen ifpar5el
Dtarft bespertet miro.
Die Snterimsiheine o~ffi3iel
,Wtilitdriid]e 3abIungs5ertifitate"
qenannt - muroen lett ooriger
Septem6er itatt Der aIiiertell OtiIi.
tGrnlorf ausgegebeil, 1nO 5ipur arr
0ern qeianlten europdiiden &riegs.
ihauplab. Sour 8erionell, Die Oas
N}edt bo6en, in dmerifaniidlen Nfi.
litGrinititlttionen eir5ufalien, oltrt.
ten oos SSllterif1Sgelo beiiben.
Gennocb lit cine Gatiade, Oel
oitd @cteral Mc9torneD ofien ms
9(ltge idolt, DAB piele 8eutlde Sl.
terimSQclo c%rlporben boben. Or er.
fl1rte oie a~llgenteine pirtidaftlidt
ltniider6eit ais llriode oofiir, bal
biele @eufe, Die nidt beredtigt ma.
rem Slterimsideine 81 beliBen, abel
beiouoerS id)Ial 81 bonoeln glaltb
ten, lie uilgeiebliherfueiie aebortet
ba6en, in Ser SGuiion," Dab OIL
8ereinigtGn Stoaten lie IN Collars
3uriidfalien 1piir0en.
General McJtarneD legte oar, 0af
es nit Sen amerifmiiden &iln.
ihen c N Ell "a h e II euro.
pGiiden Observation-Disclosures III.
~berIobnbar lei, einen iold)on DtiB-
proud, alt erlouben. 9as SnterimS-
qelO ser 9(rmee oiirfe meoer Den
6eimildyen Steiter5abler belaIten,
nod oag 6unftionieren Ser lofalen
eltropdilden @irtihaft itoren. Ser
Bette Sf1B gegen iold)en WeiB6rond)
lei es, bon Set 5u 3eit oas turtle
renOe Snterimsgelo eill5u5ieben mo
0ooltrd ieinen &uf alS mertbeltdn-
Oige &apitnlsanlage 3lt ltntergraben.
@efGlifte So itno $40 SnterimS-
noten taitdten ieit etuas iiber einem
Mhorot in 6ranfreid uno 8entld-
Iono ollf. Seitoem iinO neun Ser
ionen = orei Offi5iere Der omeri-
faniIden Q[rmee, 5fuei omerifanllf)e
uno bier fran5oiiide 3ioiliiten =
negen MuSgobe bon 6alld)9elo ner=
baftet lporoen.
@ober sic geidlidten Sdeine in
loren 8eiib fanlelL lit jeood bisber
nidt befannt geporoen. IS 3irfus
Iierte 5por 0oS @eriidlt, Die Blaf-
ten, sic at Ser @elOfalibung Der
menoet moren Ieien, b1tten lid IN
eSStolien g%efun0en ober oas lit
bieaeidt MIR cine Equalization, Die
lid ollf sic Gatia9e %grilnoet, Bob
suei ser oerbofteten 9fii5iere in
Gtalien %itationiert maren.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-14
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portieren.
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bon sen StaIienern nidt in Dollars
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gelpaltige 2ait fir Oieie Gambler"
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LAMBS 5lpeifellos gennlseItens gepriift
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