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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-30

TOTALS --- 40 II 10 n /
x-Batted for Fisher in 9th.
xx-Batted for Sherard in 9Th.
xXX-Batted for Sherard in 9th.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
Hitter war elm
schledhter Strutege

). Grdnffltrt a. sc. = Sitter berred)-
itel. quD Dmlldtllh 0es 0atuns Der
olliierten Supoiion i'll 6ranfreid).
Gbpobl er ,,feit iiber5eltgt" per, 0ub
Oos 46ellteuer I'M 8eltelt ntiblingen
meroe, meinte er b2iorgt sic alliierte
Slioalion fam Ben aricg entldel-
Ben
Cine ISOLDE nad) ocll GiSfniiio-
ncn melOeta Oeneralobcrit &urt
3eiB(er, ser itelIpertretenoe 0eutldle
@ellcralItabSdaef IS lit 3iemIid)
flur OoB mir sic 9llliierten nift idla-
gen f0nnen."
Mie Gus iebt berolientlifltei, er-
'beuteten Steltogramlnen berpor0ebt,
logte Sitter an 20. Ge5. 1913 81 lei
men @~eller1len: IS beitebt fein
3lpeifeI ooriiber, Dab lie oas Gatlnt
fiir Die Snpaiion icitgele8t boben -
etna Wlitte 6ebrlinr ODER Aniong
Wf6r5 nGdites SGbr C944) miro
Der Angriff I'M @eIten Beginner.
Gati1hlid fam ole Snualion orei
Monate ipdter, an 6. SUM. Sitter
rednete bel Der 6eitle9lng 0es ga.
onnlit, Dab Gooiepelt Die $50.
uem6ernablen 1914 9elpinnen miiiie,
oenn uiiod ollenL mas 0ieier Wienn
getan Dat, WuB CT alS Sieoer Der
Oorge6alL ooer Ell miro leds Monute
lladl elmer Nieoerlnge Dor 8erid)t &c.
ltellt mer6en."
Damn fiibr Sitter tort: Sd 9abe
ben ginorud, ais ob sic @~ngl1noer
NIT gGl8em Ser5en oabei iin0.
IS gibt BORT 5u oiele 9eute ole 8rem-
len anlegen. Maiter, Oos Griegspo-
eltiial @nQlal0s iii I'M Hieoergnng.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
uSsGciItIidbcr tnnclt
2lnscrifancr in Berlin

Berlin - II. 9(rt1llr u. Siebe-
lulil Der 8farrer Ser nmerifnniihei
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit Berlin, Ser
frii6er in Iole0o, Ohio, lebte, Las
leine @eneinoe Don 500 anlaBlih Oes
iarmp GaD Die Seuiten.
Gr iagte. Die amerifoner in Ser
lin maridierten ali Oieien Gag and
III Bara0e Dor @ptt mo er lei er-
ifrofen, nit meldem Niongel an
Yilidtgcfiibl lie oft leben, m16reno
bod ppn iGrcln &er1nlten gum gro.
Ben Cell abbdngt, Of ein nclier Soea-
lisnlts in geutidlanO SUB iaiien
fam.
,yGie aeo9rapQiidc Gntiernung
bon ben &iliteu AmerifaS", 10 mnrnte
Der 8eiitlihe, u9i6t ans feiilcrlci
Die 8o5ll reiren ltiO onit1ns
GebenslponoelS SIT oerlaiierL
Der 4lnerifa groB gemndt bat.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18

Sails A%ooieoelt al Ser Spite bleibell
iolI, muB or einel griolg oufpeiien,
itll0 ans 0ieiem einiaden @rul0e
lpir0 er nlariAierelt.
.Iie E~nglGiloer lino furdtbar
i0leit. Sic mollen Den S6erbeiebl
Sen 2merifanerll iiberIaifen. Giies
lit liher: folls Die 9lnerifaner Den
G~5erbeie1( er0ulten meroen ibnen
Bic G%llglGnoer CUR SllDallon rateil.
0e9t es ihiei, m~iiiien Die 9Ilnerifd-
ner bic Neroitaportlnq trogen. IS
ltsgt auf Ser &ono, Dob Ole Gngldn-
Ser nidt 10 piel Gertraien oltf bic
,Snuaiion iesen mie oie Amerifaler. j"
l1ebcr Oie g(uslid)ten 0sS llnter.
ile6melis iagte Sitter ieinen @ene-
o@iien1omer bat gliidlide
9onoluugen Gin 5talien ltno Roro-
ourhgefiibrt, cher mr. NIT
Silie non &errdtern. gs lit ein In
teridie0, Oh noll in Stolien lanoet,
100 Die Stnliener in ibren llnteritdn=
Sen iibel unO nidlt einen ein3igell
SduB obieuerh o0er OBJ man int
@eiten lanoet, 400 mir idieBen ner-
Npu F"
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
SturmIoUf gegen
Wallace huelt an

@ulbington - Sm &un9reB muir
Sc cine 6oroeriilg ilod Der S%trafper.
fol9llrg Senrp @allaces laut unO
sic aritif an Sen 9ieOen oes friibererl
&i3e . Hr1lioenten in @nglano bielt
GIL. Ger Sul,s 9llsiduB sur Inter
Iudung llnanlerifnniider Yetdtigullg
bolte ons alte 9ogon : @eieb 1eroor,
oas orci Sabre 0ci1nguis unO $4,000
@eloItroie iiir einen 9ilrger ooriie1t,
Der nit elmer fremoen Regierlng iiir
Bic 9eiiegung elmer omerifanildelt
&orlage ~Uerball0elt.
Gep. 1bomGS o.. N.S.l Ser Dor.
iibenOe Oes 9lisiduiles, nleinte, oaB
oieieS @eieb allf Nalloce 5utreffe,
Ser uG6reilo Ser lebten Gage i'll Gngf
Iano &eocn biclt, II 0elien er Die
Eruman'ide AuBenpolitif, Dor ollen
Die geplonte 500, 100000 anleibe
an Oricd)cnlono nnO Die Giirfei, All.
grill. Gr MGR Ser aniidt, OoB 8ene-
ralonpalt Glarf meiter nidts iibrig
ais gegen @allace por5lige-
ben. Bier peitere MlisiduB MfitgIies
ser, oie DerieI6al SItunse 6erpobn-
fen. teilten Oieie MliffoIiuhg.
Ger eii5ige, Der fiir Den friiberen
'i5eprdiioerten cintrnt, nor Nep.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
foreign Policy 2liI'n
tibet Gmrcpa> Kriic

@a76ingtpll - Gle 6oreign $50
licp Niiociation iagtc, es lei idlper.
lid por5liteqen, mie Die Gereinigten
Stooten mo @roBbritannien ibre
&rie9sidiTie bonn MitteImeer 5uriif-
5ieben fonnelt, ,,obne Die ilnlpiihe
grauiion 81 erntutigen Die cil5u-
odmmen lie bisber Deriud)t baben".
Ser @rridt oieier priUaten aliBclt-
politiihen neutrality-suspicious. filr
Den t5rou @iniireo $. &oOiel Der
nntmortli6 6eihnet, beiprid)t III
3ienlli1 pellimiitii1er Meiie Oie
aon5eIiionen, Die bon ben 8eitmad-
ten in Ben 6rieoensDertrdgen NIT
Stalien unO Den Acknowledgement
llugarn, @~um1lien, 8ulgarien unO
6inflon0 genlndt poroen lin0.
Wait groBem @ahorud o~nalUliert
Ser 9eridt, pie leDr lid in Der
Gloria Die Gage 5iguniten Der Com.
,jetulion ino iDrer Grd6anten Oer-
id)o6en fat. NeioliOerer 9tad0rud
miro Oornui selegt, Dab sic Qlbtre.
tllllg Der bis fur5 Dor ariegsenoe ocn
Stolienern ais milit1rild)er Stitb-
plinft oieucnOe Siliel Snlieno an Der
en0Iten STEELE Der Strnbe bon Stran-
TO an eilell Oem &rGnll 9eDorigen
nl6nniiden Stant linO Die glbtretin-
gen StnlienS all Gitp Sltgoilaruien
oie Madtlitnotion I'M Mittelmeer 81
l~lnguniten Der 8eltmddte perldoben
babe.
Die 8erbnnOlullgen Die oieien
rieOensOerbanOlunsen u~OrnuSgin-
1en, 5eigten feline Neigune, Oas Sp-
Itent Der 5nterellenipb1ren offen nn-
5li~erfennen .unO ionobl Oie @eit-
uu6d)te mie sic Somjetitnion ioroern
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
Meyer erregten
crosses AUfsehen

Bergen oilf Der Nuiiiid beiebtel
ssniel Aiigen - sd id4p0re, OnB Is
sic ion0erbGrite 8od)e III neiilen
2ebeu lit - oiele 0ieicr Geutifrt
bier erfl1rer1, lie 61tten HE 5lioor Ell
men 0egar geieben," ioete Der Col
Dat 4rtbur Gapis ans Sos atgeles,
GaIiI.
IdoiS ltltO 5pei anOere farbiBe
SoI0aten - &arl 6oote (26 Har-
ions 8elt, @bilaOelpbir, uno 2isbon
Guinn 426 @roDe, @ittsburgb, Ha.
= famen ais G1auiieure fiir 5ebn
a~nerifaniid)e &orreiponOellten, Oie
cine fiinitdgige &eiie Ourdl Sic rmltlli-
lde 8eietuugS5one i'll Gettldlono
MAIDEN, off Die SlIeln.
Sic &eiie ging Don Berlin moro
tu6rts olr1 Medler6urg nad oieier
Stliel. Sr einigelt Der beiudltel Srte
aa6 rs 2eute, oie nod ME einen
amerifei1er geieben batten. ST. fol
den Srteit or1ilgten Die 2eute, be-
iotl0ers 9iiioer, lid 10 Oidt I'M Die
forbigan Gbauifeure, ooB Oeiitihe
8oli3iiten iih einniIheu muBten.
sSr1 Sen Sto0t @aten perlrind)ten
sic Neger betr1dtIi6es AifiebennlS
lie 81 einetl acknowledgements iiber
oie StroBeli gingeit, nobel Sfaren
bon ainDern iAnen folgten bon De-
llen einige I'M &aIigumui itn0 Sdu.
.foIeoe batel, Saden, Die Die ,,I1niS@
INNER 6abelt, ipie Tie gebort bntteil.
9ll1 Der Staot : aonln1an0nntur po-
Itierte ruiirlde Soloaten mo anOe-
re. Die aus auierenenIenltern lhnlt-
ten, l1d)elten bodSlt eritaunt, ais lie
Die 8ro5eiiion IGbeii.
s[ud) in ser StGotS troliunO erreg-
ten Die Neger Elm ebelIo groBeS Aui-
ie6en. Sn Neu6ranoenburg boten Die
INNER ~ontpeicn0en &inoerid}oren I'M
Die arnerifoniiden Iutonlobile Die
aorreiporOentcn BEL ibrer Nbreiie
einen Ser Negeriolonten 5uriifjulnl-
len, lrno lie wiillId]ten ali miiicn, oo6
es aud NegerbabieS gi6t."
Mber ocS gr0Bte Auiieben Derur-
ole Neger auf &iigen, no alte
8elpobner iagte, iie pdrcn Die meritelt
Sdmar3en, Die ie sort geieben NOR
ben iill0. yfa4st
Gin @iolvn fraste 6ooteidi Sinh
Sic aildy ein An1eritaner2@ 9ieier
Mann batte ben Inn Gootes %OrGngen-
Sen 9iuoer seiagt, ocB Die Neger
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
aIus Scr alien Reim,Ot
GinwOhncr,o6l Bee arciies qo6r

CtHluDDner3nDl Dcs Iretles G0Dr
2ubr. III Nah Der G~oIfs311Iung
bonn 30. GFtober 1916 31bIt ser areis
2u1r 62,S74 Ginmobncr; an 26. Sa.
nucr 1916 belief iit Die G%inpobncr-
5abI dlif 62,520 Yeriouen, Die 3u-
rabtne betr1gt aIio $50 Ecrioncn.
Tie 3obl 0cr m1nnliben 8eipobner
betr6gt 26,53S. Die scr 4DeibIiden
1886. IS beite6t nIio Gin 5rollen.
iiberid)IB bon rurO 10000. 8or Nus
brud Ses Srieges, im 0eai 1899,
battG Der 2abrer arcis 64,357 Gin.
pobner.
ShnOenfeaer
Heuitcot. - Alf ungeflGrte @eiie
eniiiono i'm GrtsteiI Sol5Iebrltd III
Der BerfitnOt ocs Observation-Disclosures
9aule 6euer, Oas raid I'm lid grill
unS Sen GodboOcu 5eritorte. Sic
raid b%erbeigeeiIte 6reilu. 6euermebr
bef1mpfte in 8erbinoung nit ser
@erficierpebr Der 6n. SimmeGsbah
Den Brand. Gum Bliid geIcng es, sic
Nfnifinen Dor ocr Gernihtung al BE-
mabren. 4
SCrfa6ungscntlunrf fir SiiOuirt.
temberg fcrtig
8iibingen. Ger 9mIntrag zines
GGuSAb1eoroneten, oen 8erfoiiungs-
eiltluirf Der 9%lbqeoroneten Bod u1t0
Or. ytietboimler ols 8eratungs-
grlln0lage fiir Die ilelie 8eriaiiuug 3u
itebTeil, mur0e i'll elmer SiBlnig OeS
iiiOlpiirttenbergiihen &erfGiiulrgs-
ulisiduIies nit II Sfinrmen ser
@Du gegeu Z Stimmen Der iibrigcr
Tarteien allgenommel.
llGrcu in 0entidIamO cine Stnnbe
bOrgeittllt
Berlin. Sn goli5 Geuti6lnnO
lpstroeu Die llbren cine Stunoe Dor
geiteat. @ierourh lit Die llbr III
TcutidlunO mGbreno Oes Sommers
gegen @aitern SanoarO-3 eit inn lie
ben Stunoerl poraus. (@enn in orei
@oden i'm Stcate gep gorf sic
Somaner3eif beginnt, miro ser Inter.
idlieo Der eiilell Stiinoe bierourd
pieoer aus9eglifei.)
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18

Granger e.. lltab), ser I'M Sclls er-
fldrte. SD beooiere, OaB Oieler an-
grifi auf Oen friiberen 8i5epralioells
ten @allace genlnft wnroe, Oa ih
Der aniid]t bin, DAB er 6eredtigt iit
lid in @nglano ebenio SIT auBern wie
bier. 9eitimnlt bat er OeSiclbc Hedt,
0us britiide &olt 81 beraten ais
G6urdiG beredtigt lit, Oas omerifa-
nilfe Golf SIT 6eruten. Sd bin nidlt
nit Der Miigeneiienbeit nnO Dem
3ieitpunft Ser @alloce Heoen eill-
p%eritnloen. aeinesfollS mill i6, Dob
Sic 6rogc ser @riehen- 9lnlcibe oltrb
9lngrifie ouf einen groBen, gutelL
onlerifaiiiden un0 driitliden Nfe1-
iden mie @e0nrD @oqace uerUdliert
miro"
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
Dr.. GIict ococn Sic
AriIHidpc ~02lrrceam3'

@nIbington-Muf Ben Stuicli Oes
ScTferion 0enfmals, meld)es Oem
ufreireligiolen @lauben SDomnS
SefferlonS" gefpiomet lit, beihulOigte
Gr. 6re0erif MtaD eliot, 8rGiioent
Der @mericon llAitorinn Iliociatlolb
OaS Curriculum ugeftiger Mrro=
gonS" 1lno for0erte cs nuf uieinen
g(nipruh olrf ooS Monopol Der Sc
lignodung" auf6ugebell. Gr la8te:
1Gns G9riiterfum bat it'd eiiter
lpeltmeiten geiitigen Mrrognn5 ld}il-
sig gcmnht, inOem eS nle anoerelt
@eIigionen als folif be5eidnet mo
bebnuptet ,rpelll mir ale Menlden
0ie cine na6re @eligion nllnebmen
iuollten Damn miir0e es 5it meltfpei=
ter &ooperation uirO 6rieoen font
men. 0ns lit geiitiger Smperialis-
mus, ser in unierer bertigen @elt
ebenio u%nongebradt lit, mie ir9ertO=
cine alloere Mrt bon Smperinlismus.
Seine 9teligion fubr Or. gliot
tort, FAINT ,,Dor Oen alt0en 8otteS
Sonoerprruile9irn in Mripruh fie6-
men poer bebaupten, 5n Oen mos
Bis jebt erreidt moroen lit, biel beis
getragen 3i baber.~ SIM Slime
,,Oer 8eItuer6riiOerung" hpelde
Ourdl sic Il. g. geidaffen ner0ell
ion, miilie ous eeiitige SonOermono=
pol oes @%briitentumS aifgegeben
tperoeiE iogte Or. eliot.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18

Il ean and does because it has plenty of special reserve powr! Summer heat doesn't
affect it :. doesn't slow up its rpdfe ice cube production Set it for action and just
watch it turn them out! Your Electric Refrigerator boasts balanced zones of cold for all
kinds Of foods including frozen foods. Its ice trays are easy out"
See these Refdgeruop in the Electric Institute display in the PepO lobby Buy yours at
your fworne tore
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18

Ifrifaner mGren.
Aroere Qeute fragten, mas lire
6arbe perltrindte, ulO einige &illoer
niini6ten gu miiien Oh lie Die Neger
beri!5ren oiirften, nm ST Iebcll, ob
Die 8ar6e abgerieben meroen f0lulte.
9l6er iieroll, no Ole HeiIegcleIl-
ihait Salt mad)te, 8cDGnnen Die
NeBer Die Ser5en. Sic lparcn frei-
gebig nit ibrem aau9ummi, ibrer
IS1pfolooe ltllO ibren 2ebersmittel,
menn fGei1e @1t0e alisgeltredt mn-
rell. Cine ate 8duerin oltf eineln
8aiierilhof III einem fleinen Dirt ita-
'bc NeubrcllOenburg lagte, lie 0enfe,
oaB tie ell Mtniter fiir 9elebul9siol.
Oatel1 biloetell.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
10 GeutS enftpOlt mad oIer @eIt

@aibington. Ges 9%oitOepurt-
mqltt CAB betunltt, OaB am %. April
ein uelter 9uitpoitbrief %eingefiibrt
miro, ser fir 10 Gents nod alien
1cilcn Ser @elt peridift meroan
fonit, oltd nnf 0entidlanO mo
GeIterreid. GS 6GnOeIt iif bierbei I'M
beIon0ere 2uitpoitformliInre, Die oui
sen ToIt1mtern erbdItGid iinO. Sic
merOen gefaltet unO geflebt, o6nlid
miq sic mG6rellO 0es &rieges fiir Die
StreitfrGfte benlibte oGs0inil". Sir
europe. 9uftpoit itelt Oieie Neliein-
fii6rung cine Gerbiaigung non 5
Gellts 9egenii6er Dem iesigen SariT
Dor.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
NntcrItiibt SIC NcmtIAc
3citMne, 6 lit cmrc
3citnme!

ScnOet Tamilicn . 0adridten,
gcreinsnadridtcn, iOiuic iOnitisc
imterelIGntc @enisfcitcn an Die
He6aFtiOn. @ir Iino scrne &c
rcit nn6 fremen ms, Sernrtigr
Nad)ridten i'm nSOnrnnl" 81 brin.
gen. Sic belfen inns bamit nno
p~crmeiOen, baf mir Safiir peramt-
fuOrtlid aemad)t mer0en, ipcnn Gr.
cisniRe in 5amilicnfrciicn Csc.
6mrtstaae, 6Ddlsciten, 9inOtanfen,
Stcrbcfallc, 8eindc BON TrcnnOeu
mfiu.) nidlt in nnierer, relp. eiirer
3eitnns 5n finben iinO.
8~enadridtist bic 3~eSaftipn, I
710 Sirtb Ctr, q. @., @GThinstDn
1, .. 6. (Ternipredjer NgltiOna:
=
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18

oas Ncbt, in internatiunaIcn Srngen
mit5uiprehell r~la6Ddn9ig Oauon, ob
lie Die peitlihe o0er Oie 0ltlihe
cDiadtIp6dre betrefien. 6rau SnO-
iel Oeltft. oaB bel Oieier @runObaI-
tuig apeOer ein europ0iid)er @eit.
blod nod Elm unter rniiiiden Sc
iidtspuaften unifi5iertes 9eutidl-
lnnO geollloet luerOen milrOcm uno
onbcr mobl nod nit elmer lnngen
@eridleppuH9 Der Oeltiden 6rage
gerehnet meroen milile,
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18

gibt i'm Qon0e aud bereits @oni- uito
6le6srGiten. "a Der groBte 9eiI Der
goItiaier. SnOuitrie nit S6IeIien DER
loren gegangen lit, erideiut oud Die
Sdnffung non 9erarbeituHgsbetrie.
ben altsiihtsreih.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
Jurtludnsler Sirisiert gum eritcnmnl
in MUm

~
Gput. @iI6eIm 6urtluGngler,
Ser fiir5lid) Don eilter oeutldelt
Sprltd]famner ewntlaItet uurOe, obne
0nB Ser ,Sprud non ben 4Iliiertelt
beItitigt por0en 1T, Oirigierte Iein
critics Nnhfrieesfot5ert in Gorll. gr
brad)te Nerfe bon 8eetbooer, Sdlt-
Bert uno 8ro6ms gu @ebor. 8or ser
9auie muroe er fiininloI berausgerr-
fen uno am gnOe 0es &oitaerts Ieds
tpeitere Male.
McfleHbnrg eEUmmCrn fat iid) itarf
DcrGM0ert
Sd|iDeri1t. - Gas Qan0 Medler-
burg Gorpommern bat 0lrh Den
ariegsal,sgoag Die 9roBteii ger1noe-
rliil9cn ~eriubrcn. 8orpomnern 1T 3rt
W2edlenblirg gcfonmell, Der @roB-
g~rliu06ciib lit e%liteieuet morOen, oos
Qano pur0e inter 3e9nteliieitOe Don
9~teubauern 1lif8eteiIt uuO Ion0orme
gauern baben mebr 2oro befommen.
Gard Sic llmiic0llt1g aus Sem SIteit
dGbft fas 9nn0 beute Gltf 0en Qua
oratfilometer 81 ailitatt mie bisber
81 Ginpobner.
Mcdlenburg lit bisber nidt nur
ell Ngrarlal0 gelDeiely 0ern cine Boz
~oenit1noige Slroultrie Dot es imrler
ge1e6ell. 9ie 1orliegenoen 4ld1le fiir
sic @lltpidIung bon StlOuitrie ullo
@elperbe erItreden iid auf Die 8au-
mirtIdloit, Die Ged5ieBel- urlO Sage
mcrt Sltouitrie, aui Die fclnilfe ltrtO
E.rtilinhltltrie, aui Die 2eOer0ernrbei.
tung llt0 Observation-Disclosures iinO
nidt 5llctt OH Die Iorf8eiDinung.
Gum alifbnu eilter 6ooenitdnoigen
Observation-Disclosures lit Die SerItel-
lirtg bon Nabrnittelll (@uo0in8pll-
Der uno oerel.) bea6iidtigt. Die @e-
mile ulto G6ltfonierbierttng ioa 5u-
n6d1lt nit 8rofnung orbeiten. @s
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
3citgeH6KiI6e ItniifDOdr in
Tranffnrt

6ranfiurt plant iiir sic critic Suit
ISOLDE 1947 cine 5eit9enoHiide Mll-
iif1uod)e, Sic Don &uOio 6rGnfnIrt III
8%erbinoung nit ser Sta0t 6ranfiurt
Ourfqcfiibrt miro. 9ln ocn Geranitol-
tunaen mer0cn it'd 3a0io 6ranfiurt,
Sic 6ranfiurter Sper, oie Mtuieums.
qeieaid)ait ulO Oas oStuOio fiir
Reuc N2tiif@ 'bctciIigen. Sic f%ilnitIc-
ride 2eitung Iieat letters Oes Sen.
0ers i'll ben SGnoen Oon Sein5
Sdroeter. Ieitels Ser StoOt bel @e-
decentralization GouOenboii. Dor
Gcicbcn iirO ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
acknowledgements, ELM Gammerord)e-
~Iterfon5crt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unO
NortrGge, cine auSItellun9 ncuer bill.
oenoer aurit n4lO cine 8erauitoltung
nit ieller Iihtitng.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-18
C6crbirgcrmciitcr OOn Viiimden
rGnmt Sdntt

O2iindleit. Sberbltrgerlllellter
Scarf SdarnngeI rid)tete eiieli aui-
ruf al sic Wiiindener @impobner,
in Dem er lie bat, iid freimiaig CIT
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search warrants. Only the most
active railroad strikers have been
approached by the FBI and re
Gently the federal agents have
avoided frontal attempts to ran,
sack homes because of a warning
from the unions that their Illegal
methods would be fought in the
courts.
McNear had been killed March
10 on a blacked>out street near
his home with six heavy 90
shotgun pellets in his body.
This is the type of shell used
by police and special officers for
"riot duty"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03

The announcement was made
by the unions 17-man Harvester
top negotiating committee now
in bargaining sessions with INC
management in behalf of $4,000
workers in nineteen production,
maintenance, clerical and techni-
cal locals affiliated with FE-CIO.
The union rejected the COM
pany's $3.50 weekly increase for
salaried workers, and accepted {
later offer of a flat S. or nine
per cent, which is greater.
x
ALL DECISIONS of the nego-
tiating committee are subject to
approval by the unions 75-man
National Harvester Council and
then the local unions, said Gerald
Fields, FE-CIO Harvester direc-
tor.
The union announced that
negotiations were continuing on
the application Of holidays. re-
finement of = tentatively agreed
upon permanent umpire system
for grievance adjustment. i'm
Provement in the vacation plan.
and negotiations toward elm
ination of further area wage
differeniials and skilled-trades
wage adjustments. Fielde said.
The union reported other inn
provements negotiated over the
past month which were omitted
from the company's statement
to the press, including reduction
in job classifications, minimum
wage increases, elimination of
wage differentials between two
eastern plants and the rest of the
chain, and other gains.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03

Company stalling continued 70
hold up predicted settlement of
the telephone strike. Illinois Bell
early this week pleaded poverty
and later cried the strike has cost
s., 291 900. Countered Strik e.
leader Edwin Hackett: Eyes, they
lost money last year-to the tune
of $10,Oo0,O0o in profits"
ADDED STRIKE NOTE: Strike
leaders received an irate call.
picket my house." the caller de-
manded. There's a scab living
here as my tenant and I won't
have it." The next morning he
reported the scab family had
moved out. The landlords name:
Andrew Morgan, veteran men,
Der of the AFL Typographical
union.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03
On Economics

WORTH REPEATING are the
remarks of UE District Director
Ernest DeMaio in Stewart War
ner negotiations here. Confront
ed with long dissertation by a
company spokesman, DeMaio as
serted: There is no problem in
our country today because of
scarcity; rather, our ability to
produce has created an abund-
ance of products which our lack
of purchasing power cannot abb
serb"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03

search warrants.
J. Edgar Hoover's agents IT,
each case demanded samples Of
handwriting, took fingerprints
and also obtained by trickery
signed statements releasing the
FBI from any charge of illegal
entry.
SOME IA other members Of the
unions were bold enough
to refuse entry to the FBI when
faced with that demand without
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03
Thousands
Cheered

While Congressman ranted, the
largest open air rally in the his
tory of Los Angeles nm d
$4,000 unionists in front of City
Hall April 26 to protest drives
to pass the Taft and Hartley slave
labor bills. Two days before, a
half million Detroit workers, in
Guiding many from AFL and
Telephone unions, joined in CLIO
rally for the same purpose.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03

At the same time, available evi,
dence indicates they have failed
adequately to pursue some chal,
longing facts and circumstantial
evidence pointing to the possible
implication Of underworld char,
acters in the unsolved shooting.
Called in after local police
failed to crack the case, FBI
agents toward the end of March
began a series of night visits to
the homes of active strikers. The
homes of four were entered be,
tween 8 pm. and 4 am. without
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03

OLD MA BELL fights like"
well. like a mob of club-swing-
ing cops outside the Bell tele-
phone companY's main building
at Detroit. Mich. Men and
women strikers were picketing
peacefully when the policemen
plowed into one picket line
with failing night clubs TO
clear a way for the non-strikers
left. above). just a few min
utes later. n striker fright.
abovel used q megaphons to
shout at nom strikers as they
crossed the picket line. but
nearby policeman. club in hand.
prepared 10 silence her.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03

Frank Mucci, downstate Com
munist organizer, in a letter to
the lawmakers stated:
THE Centralia mine disaster
which took the lives of Ill men
emphasized the need for strong
er mining laws in this state.
On behalf of a number of
miners. the Mining Department
of the Illinois Communist Party
drafted an Illinois Mine Safety
Bill which aims TO improve and
strengthen present laws.
eve offer the proposed bill for
your consideration and ask that it
be introduced into the 65th Cen
eral Assembly"
THE PROPOSED BILL would
amend IL sections of present min
ing laws, would repeal one, and
add three new sections. The bill
places special emphasis on the en-
forcement of the law and on penal
ties for law violations by an
operator.
In spite of the efforts of the
miners and the state mine in
spector. the Centralia Coal Co.
was able 10 openly violate the
laws for more than two years.
The new bill has q provision
which will enable the miners
to bring the operator into court
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03
Literary Note

WORTH READING is the new
book by Henry Krause, "The
Many and the Few" Plantin
Press, Los Angeles, $500 This
former editor of the United Auto
Worker paints the full picture of
the famous 1887 General Motors
strike when millions cheered the
pickets while hundreds feared.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-03

in case of any violation. some
thing which is impossible at
present..
The bill on this question reads:
"Any local union or miner hav-
ing knowledge of the facts may
file sworn complaint before any
court of competent jurisdiction
charging the operator with violat-
ing the provisions of this act and
asking that such operator be
bound over to the next grand jury
of the county in which said oper-
ator's mine is located and the
states attorney for the county in
which such violation occurs shall
prosecute such complaint as pro-
vided by law in other state cases."
ANOTHER PROPOSED change
deals with mines which are closed
by an inspector because the COM
pany is not complying with the
law. At present if and when an in
spector closes down mine be-
cause of law violations the miners
are thrown out of work without
pay.
The suggested change in such
a case reads:
Sin case the operation of mine
is stopped under this section Claw
violations) of this act or in any
other case where the operator is