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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-07-18
Lp 81 INSTITUTE
: Il BE HELD
AUGUST 7, 8, 9

Featuring the theme of Labor Looks
Ahead, the officers of the Fourth
Montana Labor Institute have secured
the services of number of nationally
known labor leaders and specialists
for the sessions on the State Univer-
sity campus at Missoula August z, 8, 9.
Among them are Arthur Carstens, di-
rector of union programs, University
of Chicago; Clifford O'Brien, National
Labor Bureau, Seattle; Arthur Nc
Dowell, director, Upholsterers' Inter
national Union; William S. Hopkins,
director, Institute of Labor Econom-
les; Lyle Cooper, economist, United
Packing House Workers.
The institute, which is jointly spon-
sored by the Montana Federation of
Labor, Montana State Industrial I'm
ion Council Montana Farmers Union
and the State University, has been
organized into sectional and general
meetings. Sectional meetings will
consider such topics as labor law,
technique of collective bargaining,
the tax structure and adequate public
services for Montana, history and fut-
ure OF American labor politico-econom-
ic problems of labor and publicity
media. General sessions will discuss
labor and the rights of minorities, the
economic basis of peace and the Uni
ted Nations, the right to strike and the
public welfare, responsibilities in
world affairs, and the interdependence
of farmers and workers. Montana I'M
ions and farm organizations are send
ing delegates, some of whom are list
ed in the program as discussion lead
ers. Reservations should be sent to
Miss Lucille Speer, State University;
the dormitory facilities of Corbin and
North halls WILDE available for dele
gates.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-07-18
Negro Farmers Join
Farmers Union In
Tennessee

Chattanooga, Tenn.-FP-Three loo
ais of Negro farmers are active in the
Tennessee Farmers Union, affiliated
with the National Farmers Union,
Tom Ludwig of the union announces.
Latest recruits are the farmers in
Blackwell colored community north of
here, who joined in June, led by T..
E. Robinson. Two other Negro loo
ais are in Carroll county and scatter
ed membership among Negroes is
found elsewhere in the state.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-07-18

federally financed Missouri
Valley Authority patterned af-
ter the IVA.
meanwhile we are con-
fronted with the immediate
emergency of providing relief and re-
Mobilization for the homeless and dis
posed people of the Missouri Valley.
This problem admits of no delay. 1t
calls for full speedy and generous
action by the federal government.
cat this time the only federal agency
with authority to finance rehabili-
tation program in the flood area is the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation,
but the present resources and policies
of that corporation are inadequate to
meet this emergency. The corpora
ton has only $25 million available for
disaster relief The interest rate
charged is per cent, and that is too
high when you consider that the appli-
cants are the innocent victims of
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-07-18
Congress- Lack Of Foresight
Permitted Costly Floods

E. Murray week introduced bill amend
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act provide SIS
million of funds for loans the victims of the floods
In the midwest at lower rates of interest.
Murray stated There only the
chroncaly rampagng rivers of the midwest They be
totally And the only effective
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-07-18
Violet Eastman To Teach In
Anaconda, Will Receive
Maximum Salary

Miss Violet Eastman fer eight teacher in the Helena
High School until two when the school board refused
her without explanation of its action has
accepted offer from the Anaconda High School of the
ton of teacher of English that institution the maximum
paid there teacher The the Helena
school board is the minds of the majority of people Helena,
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-07-18

school teacher in the state is a
potent and eloquent rebuke to
the Helena board.
The totally unjustified and unfair
action of the Helena school board at
tracted nationwide attention and let
tiers, kilograms and telephone calls
were received by Miss Eastman and
her supporters from all sections of
Montana, from New York, Ohio, Wis
consin, Alabama Washington, d. c.
and other places, deploring the con-
ditions apparently existing here and
offering sympathy and help for Miss
Eastman.
Anaconda Believes In Teachers
Being Organized
1t was, and still is assumed that the
action of the Helena board was prompt
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-07-18

ed by the TACT that MISS Eastman nau
been active in the Teachers Union
and was delegate from the organi-
cation to the Helena Trades & Labor
Assembly. The people in Anaconda
differ from the people in Helena in
that they believe that Teachers I'm
ion is an advantage and works for
better teaching standards and higher
morale on the part of the teachers,
and the organization is encouraged in
that city.
The city of Anaconda has the high
est scale of salaries for it's teachers
OF any city in the state, ranging from
a minimum of $2,100 annual salary to
$4,125 Placement and advancement
are determined by training and exper-
fence and credit is given for prior serv-
ice up to Is yeors.
Helena Board Turned Deaf Ear
To Protests of People
When the Helena school board re-
fused to renew Miss Eastman's con-
tract after eight years of efficient and
and eminently satisfactory teaching
in the Helena High School, the reasons
for the boards action or a public
hearing were demanded by petitions
signed by nearly a thousand patrons
of the Helena schools. These petit
tions were presented by committee
from the Helena Trades e. Labor AS
sembly, and the board agreed to give
the petitions consideration and to adj
wise the committee of it's decision
Nothing was heard by the committee
from the board so the board may be
said to have added broken, official
word to its other questionable pro-
cedures in the case.
Blood Thicker Than Water?
Miss Eastman, supported by labor
and other interested
parties, filed suit in the district court
of Lewis and Clark county against
the school board, and was awarded
Judgment The board then appealed
ment was reversed by three to two
decision, Chief Justice Adair and AS
sociate Justice Metcalf dissenting
strongly from the majority opinion,
in which Associate Justice AngStman
concurred to the surprise and disap-
oointment of the labor organizations,
he common reason ascribed for his de-
)arture from former liberal stands on
questions of Interpretation of the law
being the fact that his son was one
II the attorneys for the board. A
'ehearing of the case by the supreme
or Miss Eastman supported by At
OrneyS Harrison Freebourne of Butte,
Sid Stewart of Anaconda, Tom Cotton
II Billings and Left Erickson of Hell
ma, appearing as friends of the court,
vas denied by the same majority orig
nally holding against Miss Eastman,
With Chief Justice Adair and Associate
Justice Metcalf dissenting and holding
hat sufficient cause for granting a
had been presented.
Miss Eastman has been employed by
state Auditor John j. Holmes during
he period of waiting for a final term
nation OF her case, and will remain
n the auditors office until about Aug
st Is.
lot Too Pleased Over Heavy Legal
Costs Charged District
Some aftermath to the Eastman
ase is anticipated by many, as the
axpayers of the Helena school dis
'ict are not too pleased by the action
the school board in allegedly by
assing the county attorneys office
nd employing a galaxy of high priced
ttorneys to defend it's reprehensible
ctions in the case in the courts.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-07-18
Maury Reviews Benefits Received From
Application OF Truman Doctrine
By LOWNDES MAURY, Butte

By LOWNDES MAURY, Butte
The Truman Doctrine openly announced in March, 1947
But the day that Japan surrendered began the de-
caden obsolete fascist rule of Chang Ka Shek head of the
Soong family against $50 million Chinese in Manchura who
trying establish their ideals
political democracy Thus the
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-07-18

and ineradIcabIe black mark
against some of the members of
that agency, and the contract
made by the Anaconda High
School with Miss Eastman at
the top salary paid any high
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-07-18

Some aftermath to the Eastman
case is anticipated by many, as the
taxpayers of the Helena school dis
trict are not too pleased by the action
of the school board in allegedly by.
passing the county attorneys office
and employing a galaxy of high priced
attorneys to defend its reprehensible
actions in the case in the courts.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-24
1he TheOCrat

and Mrs. Julius Luce, daugh-
ter Patsy and friend, David
Horning; Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Grasty and son Leonard;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Full
ton. While Mrs. Bessie Barrow
from Miami, Florida, she spent
few days in Zion visiting
relatives and friends, as we'll
as attending the basketball
game.
There were a number of
wedding gifts.
John Barrowcliff and team
played the Wisconsin Univer-
sity basketball team, at Madi-
son, on Monday, Dec. 9Th.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-24
OBITUARY

Wilfred Leslie Whisman
was born April 16, 1898 in
Walton, Indiana, and depart
ed this life December ii, 1947,
at the age of 40 years, seven
months and % days.
Mr.. Whisman lived in Koko-
mo, Indiana, before coming to
Zion in 1919. He was married
to Annie Johnson in August,
1923. He was a member of the
Christian Assembly Church
and was employed as a work.
er for the city street depart
ment.
Surviving to mourn his loss
are his wife, Annie, and a
daughter, Willmeth; his moth
er and stepfather, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Hale; and a sister,
Mrs. Paul BEEN, all of Zion.
Funeral services were held
from the Congdon Funeral
Home on Wednesday after
noon, December II, 1947, at
200 p. m. with Rev. Everett
L. Phillips of the Christian AS
sembly Church and the Rev.
Loren E. Pecaut of the Grace
Missionary Church officiating.
Burial was made in Green
wood Cemetery.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NUPTIALS

Miss Phyllis Correine Hoov-
err and John Henry Barrow
cliff, Jr., were united in mar
riage at Indianapolis, Ind, at
the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Hoover, on November 26th,
the Rev. Scheink, a ministerial
student at Butler University,
officiating. The groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John H..
Barrowcliff of Kokomo, Ind,
former resident of Zion.
The bride wore a suit of
lime beige and carried yellow
roses. The matron of honor,
Mrs. Bessie Butler (nee Bar
rowcliff) wore a black sequin-
ed dinner dress and carried
red roses. John Hoover, the
brides brother, served as best
man. The matron of honor,
Mrs. Bessie Butler, came from
Miami, Florida, for the we'd
ding.
The groom, John Barrow
cliff, Jr., served thirty-seven
months in the Coast Guard and
was discharged as Sig. lie. His
duties were principally in the
Aleutians and on the Atlantic.
On Saturday evening, Dec.
9Th, the wedding party attend
ed a basketball game at Evans
ton, Illinois-Butler Universe
ty Indianapolis, Ind.) VS..
Northwestern University. John
Barrowcliff was captain and
center of the Butler team. But
Ter lost by one point: North
western, 81; Butler, SO.
After the basketball game,
the post-wedding party of
thirty-five went to the Cooley
Cupboard in Evanston for
post-wedding turkey dinner,
and there the wedding cake
was cut.
Guests from Zion we're: Mr..
and Mrs. John d. Luce, son
David and daughter Dorathy,
and Miss Ardyth Satava; Mr..
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-24

dent has been recently patent
ed, according to National Pat
ent Council. A sudden change
in the velocity of the vehicle
operates the shutoff trigger.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-24

The deepest iron mine in the
world is located at Ramsay,
Michigan.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-24
AUTOMATIC SHUTOFF

Automatic device for cut
ting off the ignition of a motor
car involved in traffic acct
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
TOtulkrieg gegen.
Chinus K~ommUnisten

9tanfing - Sn elmer 3iSftiiion
ser plosliden Ginabme BON Yenon,
Der Communication Soltptitaot, er.
fIGrte ser @enernIitabsdef Der dime
iiiden 3entroIregiering, man babe
iib nunmebr alt einem totolen 4rieo
eegen Die &%ommuniiteu entidIoiien,
Ole iftner1alb BON Orei Monoten ME
0ergeporien iper0en Iolen.
y0ies be0eutet ober nidyt ooS
Gnoe aIer beuafineten 3omuuini-
item meinte General Chen Gbeng in
elmer 9reiIetonfereu3. 0Selbitper-
itdnoIid weroen 8ioeritnnOsneiter
iibrig bIeibcn, aber es beOelttet Oas
@noe zines formeIlen. bepoffneten
@ioeritonoes.
Die neulid) erfolete @innabme BON
9enon erfolete Ourd fitnf @ioiiionen
Der 3entrolregierung, fagte Der 8e.
nerolitobsdef. Domit lei Dos erlte
qroBe 3iel Ser AMI orei Neonote be.
refneten Sffeniibe gegen Die Som.
mlntilten erreiht tporoen.
Sic &Gmpie in Der 8ergongen5eit
moren MIR ettuaS 9olbeS, oa gleid)-
5eitig aud MISUNDERSTANDING
itattfanOen", nrbr Chen fort. God
iest boben bic &egierung llno Gas
Sberfommaroo entihieoen, oaB sic
,&ommuniiten iidl ,.,in offener &ebel-
lion befirOen, ltu0 Oie 6roge fam
nltr nod nit @eluolt 9eloit inerOen."
@IS elm 3eituttgS : &orreipon0ent
frogte, Oh sic @egierung ser g[niiht
let ooB lie obne &iIie non nnBen
nit Dem @eguer fertig merOeu f0nne,
antluortete ser General: uSii inherent
Sample geger Ole &%ontmitniiten err
tparten mir feline 9ilfe bon altBen.4
Chen beitdtigte, 0aB one &ommitni-
item genatt reht5eifig epnfuiert bot
ten, uno er miiie n1ir, oaB lie iih in
nor0neitliher Ri6tung 3urfif3iebeu.
sails lie periuhen ioIIten, lid
nit Den 4ommuniiten in Der Weano-
iduret 8u pereinigen", flbr er tort
miro ibnen Oas niht leiHt gemadt
per0en."
Ser Ieidte 6uG genanS biloete
einen ltorfen 6aftor bel ser tueiterett
ariegfiibrun5, OerIiderte Gben. @r
peroe ben &rieg betrGdtIib berfitr.
gen, oa ole &ommuniiten an offent-
unterltiibung berlieren.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
Welles ugitiert
fUer hurten Fheden

@ai9ington - Ser Iriibere In.
teritaets = SefretGr sumner @eIIes
fiibrte I'M &obncn ieineS aIlionntds.
iid]en ELECTROMAGNETIC ans, eS lei
o~orteiI9uit iiir sen 6rieoen Der 8elt,
metin ii@ allie 4IIiierten ouf Soften
Eeutihlan0s il6er Ben 6rieOenSoer-
trag einigtsn. SnSbeion0ere ~iollter
ole fleinen StooterL oie GelttihlonO
gum Gpfer iieIen ont Gid Der Grie-
0enstonferer5 nidt feblen.
@as Ole fiinftigen @ren5en
8eutihIopoS betrtiit 10 uloft @eIles
aus ieiner Spmpctb6ie iiir cine Fron-
50itl6e 9(nneftion Der Suar 0urd)
6ranfreih feincn 6ebI unO ipridt Die
Soffnun9 aus, 0oB england ltno Sic
Ser. Stoatan lie unteritiiben, ia aud
ole Sofpietunion nit ibr nbfinoen
speroe,
g5enio gabt ct ser Sofinlung
glSorud, oaB man ii1 altf cine III.
ternntiouole &ontroIle oes &rbroe.
bets einigeu aperoe, tpenn es aud
Gpas CT offetufun0ig 6eoauert) ni6t
al elmer bolligen Nbtretung oes @e-
bets Don ben benaH6orten oeittIhen
Staaten fommen pcr0e.
Seine beionoere lreu0e Ipri6t
@eIles ooriiber aus, Dab sic Gereinig-
rem StGaten offenl6or bercit Ieieu, sic
1olIdnOiid oeutihe @ren5e alff So.
item ser Geutiden 5lt ,.ucr6eIIern.
8irflide STANDARDIZATION beite6en
mad ben GurIe9ungen non @eIleg lie.
oiglid be5iialid ser 9itqrense. Genn
,oie Ser. Stoaten uno ENGLAND ia
ben iih bisher itanobaft gelueiaert ali.
5ilItfnlten, 0oB Ole in Bots0om per-
Ginbarte proDiioriide @ren3e 5niihen
Folen unO GeutIdIanO 5ltr enogiilti-
gen @rer5e geHcft miro
Ser @elIeS fprmuIiert 3olqen0es
ais Ole ounerl1BIi6eu 9e0ingunqen"
iiir einen oertidDen 6rie0engDertrdg
pom Stanoplrnft Der b66iteu Sntq-
relien Der Ser. Staaten:"
/. Weitere 3uiammenuu5eit ser
.@roben Bier, Inn Sic 9urddiibruag
Der 6rie0enabeoiu0un9en git erYpins
gen.
2. StiternntionaLe Rontroue Scr
8o0enihate rtfo Ser inoiftrielIen
oeS &lrbrpebietS Ourd sic
Der. Rationen.
3. PoIitiihe Ge3cutrrIiIation abet
tpirtidtaitlide Giniguug GeutidlonoS.
!. SnterHationaIc MiIitdrfontrol.
le itber 8eutidtailo 5ltr o0fligen
Ntlrdfil1rHHN ieiner gntuaffnlmg.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
Schieber uuf
Sehiff verhuftet

9eu Dort @ie Die Boli5et be-
fnnnt 9ibt, per9aftete iie an Horo oes
Mrnteetratlsporters ,g8tlIon Bictorp"
fur5 bon ieiner Qllsreiie bon g}etu
Oorf naf 9remerbaoen odyt Mantt-
If1ft5mitgIieOer uttter Der 8eiduloi-
gtlttg oeg Dicbitabts ltrlo oes benbiidJ.
tigten Sdpar5banoelS in geliti6-
Ion0.
Sa ibren Guartieren aui Dem atn
g[rtnp Bier oes 8uib Terminal in
.8rooflDn liegenoen S4tff mur0en
tells aus ser 3nouitg geItoblene, tells
an Qano ~gefolifte 8nren beiflag-
nahnt, Ole in 9entI6lano alii Dem
Sfpuar3ntarft einen Grlos bon ih1t.
oluugsipeife $1f4,675 ge6raht buben
luitroen.
Ser GiebItaplsber6ndt beitnnb,
felt Die .@i1lon 8ictorp~ oas IeBte.
nal III @remerboDen 8orrnte fir Die
nmerifoniiten 8elabltngs Gruppert
Ioldte nno 0os GebIen elmer groBeren
Meipge S1ofolaoe. 3igaretten ltno
@itnoflff . gtppardten uItu. entoedt
wur0e. 0(lS ser 9ompier oieie go
de in 8rooflDn gelooen purOe, biel-
ten 0ie 8e60rNen OoS Sdiff, Die
Mannidaft ann Sic Sdoiterleute ltn-
ter idorFer geobabtung. 9ie
ShQlerleute arbeiteten nit Der &rie
Misunderstanding Der Armee uno Der
&~afenpoli5ei 3uiammen lrn6 lenften
ben @er0adt aaf Die 8eiabung ielbit.
@16renS ser gtadJt oeranltalteten
ole IS. s. 3. uno Ole YoIi3ei cine
rMa53ia all 8oro uno entoedten in
alien mogliden 8erlteden runO 1000
.geltobIene &artons 3igaretten, Die
aliT Dem 0Gitlden Shwar5marft
$75, 900 er6radt bnben %Diiroen; 70
9SRaOios nit einem oortigen @eeen-
mcrt BON lie $500, ebenfnlls aus Der
&aoung geitoblen, ionic elm Diebes-
gnt bon 435 Hinnb Sdofotaoe, Die
Oriiben etrpa So 0as YfunO bringt.
1erner 3puroen 480 Ilaihen MbiSfep
beldlagna6mt, oie in 8rooflpner llnO
Dorfer 21oen 9efnitft nor0eu
porett, I'M on Die omerifaniifen
Sol0aten uno oeutiden 3ipiliten nit
bobem WeiDinn meitergeleitet 81
lDer0er.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
,,ttmltiirjlcrn" Mrs
oMf Ncn Gcib ecriicet

@aIbington - 9rdiioent Truman
perfiigte, oaB NegierungSongelteIlte
in allen 61l[en, in oenen ,,ein per-
niillitigcr 6rln0 oafiir uorlieat, emit
lniIen suer0en ioIIen," utlo gob neue
@mpeiiunaen fiir bie @riifiins i6rer
2opeIitdt.
Ser @cneralanmnlt snlrOe nnOe.
nielen, cine 2iite eIler Srgonilatios
men, Ole Sen ltmitur5 nnitre6en, Sit
Titbren. @ebort iemnnO elmer iol-
den Organization an, o6er itebt er
nit ibr lin Ipmpatbiider 8er6in-
Dung, 10 geniigt Dos, INN tie uIs url-
loDol ab5uitempeIn.
8ieie idnpar5e Site iol ,,nlle to-
talitdren faidiitiiden fonuirunifti-
idyen imo iititermiltierenoe 8ruppen
unfaiIen ferner ale apelde Die 4ll-
4peiinng non @efpaIt ibil[igenlim Ser
ionen Der neutrality-suspicious. &ed-
te 5u b~erarben, uro allie, pelde Die
&egierupSforn alrf ungeIetlide
@eiie dn0ern Dollen.~
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
England versOrgt
grieehsde Armee

2onocn gluS &NicriinaSfrei.
len tptrOe mitgeteilt, ooB @roB6ri.
tantien 6eobiidti9t, ser griedii6en
3egieritng in ibrer 6rii6Iingsoffeu.
iipe geqen sic @onoen an Der Ioro-
greil5e Slt beIfen, Ote nod immer
Der Misunderstanding BON Ilt9e uno
SrOuunq in @riedenlano i'm @ege
Iteben. 8ritiihe Beanie in Gtben
BADEN ser oortigen Ge9iertna be-.
reitS git perItebeu gege6etb ooB lie
Iid an lOen SdidiaI @rie6euIanoS
nidt 0esintereliiereu tpGroeu, bebor
ole omerifoniiMe @ilfe tuirfIid iltnf
tioniert.
3iele britiife 8creitpiaigfeit BOT
tuieoerum 5itr Gornlsiebltug, Dob
man in 2on6on felt oobon iiberaeilgt
lit Der on1erifdniide 8onareB her
DC 8rdiioent Trlimnns 6oroerun.
Gen nodl elmer SilfeIeiItuna bon
$500, 0O0,O 900 fir @riedenIano ltno
SurIet DelDtItgell.
SeoenfoIIS beobiiftigen ole Gng-
lander, ent5eaer ibrer fritberen Gi1.
tiin0igung, i6re @iIfeIeiitllng nod
tiAt ont 81. M1r5 ein5iitellcn, ior-
bern iie fortauieben, falls OieieI6e
it'd in 6eidleioenen @ren5en 9alten
tonne. Gas iteDt im Ginflong nit
Ser in ser oorigen ISOLDE pom Stoots.
miniiter Sector MoneiI i1n Inter.
hails abgegebenen Grfldrung, OoB
@roBbritanniena Sinan5loek es
nidt 5%tlaiie, l~ucttere oiubitouticlle"
@erpfIit)tmgen in @rie6enIono al
iibGruebmen.
Sic Snforrnonten aus Gtgie-
ringsfreiien modten telnen Se6l
6aratts, Dob Die britiide ,JSnter.
ims@ SiIfe ser MateriaIperIor.
guug ser grieHiiden arnuee 3uglte
fonnnen piil0e. Gr puroe oerlitn.
felt, Dob ein5eIne britii6e GffiSiere
ben befpaffneten araften @rieden.
lambs belfen, ibren GeloJtg geoen sic
linf8rdoifnlcu @uri1aS nurSltbcrei-
ten; dber cs lit offenfrmoig, SAB fei.
nerlet Abiift beItebt, britii9e 9rup-
pen fir 0ieNe slftion eitBuietet.
Moneil iogte Dem 9orIament i6l
iei ,.1tidts oorii6er Befnnrt" 0ab
britiide Offi5iere an 0en @orberei
tltngen 5ltr 2iQuioierltng Ser @tter-
iaas teiInebmeu.
Sc0enfaIs oanert 0ie 8clieierung
Der griedliihen 8e6rmaht nit mo.
oernem &rieg8material on.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-28
W~icNcr0mflcben Ncs
v~23mncs" ocmteINct

@ai6inaton Ser repllblifani.
idJe 9lb9eoroncte McDOtuen bon
GennipIponia erfldrte, er lei Ieste
@ed)e in SEEN Dorf bei elmer 3uinm.
menfunft Su5e5eh Getpeicl BEL Ser
er Beige QGiueian lei, mas er aI8 ben
Allfltiea zines nelien 0clrtih rtne.
rifoiilden 8uilOes dniebe.
sflf @ritrS eints tips, sen or
BON NlisihuB oeS geprGientanten.
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felt. oeiien Mitatieo cr III, trbaItqn
hdtte, babe Mcgot5ea Ser betreT-
fenoeil 3uIommeilfunft ais ltn6e-
FAINTER 6eigepobat. No6 oieIer
EeriammIultg babe CT beidIoiIen, IiG
naher NIT Scr all9ategenbeit sit BE-
fofiet.
5ertier nleinte &cgoipeu, Dap es
oielleidt in Gbtcogo cine 1bnLihe 8e-
9olties gegen ullanteritaniid)e S6ttg-
ber apiiroen iuom0glid III GAicago
tpie ottd III Netp Yorf o~bgebaIten
weroen. 3as, mas er in Seem gort
geicben babe, Bate ais idnueriuiegen.
Dc gatiahe 5ltr @ilouug eines
llnterousihuiies ieineS 9omitees
beigetrager. @r ielbit lei Der 8or-
iiBeil0e oieieS llnteruiiSihuiies, 0ei-
len 9(aigaba es lei, iai6iitide 9rga-
niiationen in gnlerifa gil untcrIu.
den.
McGotpca tDcieerte iidjf at iagen
uo Die 0etp Yorfer 8eriommluna ob-
ge6olten imlroe, aluo tpie tie SIR
&enntnfS ieines auSidulien gefom-
men lei. Gb0Ieid ouf ser ger-
ianmlung feline llniiornlen 81 ieben
9etpaieil ip1ren batteu iif Geoner
Dieoerbolt altf Die oebemoligc 9eipe=
gnng" be5ogen. Gs iheine, oils OF
cine MISREPRESENTATION oeS aIten
1gunoes1 nod am Qebel lei.