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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-30
GANG VIOLENCE IS
TOLD IN FEATURE
AT 10Th CENTURY

A story of the black market
underworld-with action in the best
cinema tradition serves as the
background for Warner Bros. grip
ping melodrama, Il Became a Grim
inal," which is due to open at the
Gross Goth Century Theatre to-
night. Sally Gray. Trevor Howard
(of brief Encounter" fame). and
Griffith Jones top the cast in the
drama which mirrors today's head
lines of gang violence and police
watchfulness.
Il Became Criminal tells OF
an ex-fighter pilot who turns to
crime for excitement and is framed
for manslaughter when his con-
science advises him to object to
participating in drug traffic. He
escapes from prison at the prompt
ing of the gang-leader' girl and
tries to track down a witness who
may help him.
Howard plays the role of the fugi-
tive, with Miss Gray, as the girl
who helps out. Jones steps out OF
his usual well-groomed role to play
the black marketeer leader. Rene
Ray and Mary Merrill are others
Importantly cast in the production
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-30
THRILL FILM IS
SHOWING TONIGHT
CAPITOL THEATRE:

Woman in Hiding is the feature
at the Capitol Theatre for the last
two times tonight with a great cast
The story is as follows:
Selden Clerk (Stephen McNally)
seeks to gain control of mill by
marrying the owners. daughter
Deborah Chandler Gda Lupino)
When Deborah's father objects, he
dies in an accident" at the mill,
and Clark persuades Deborah to
marry him.
Taking Deborah to a mountain
cabin for honeymoon, CLARK is
surprised there by his former girl
friend, Patricia Monahan peggy
Dow. who hints bitterly that Clark
is responsible for the death of
Deborah's father.
When Deborah announces she is
through with Clark he locks her in
the cabin, cripples the brakes on her
car, then permits her to escape
She narrowly misses death when
the car crashes in a river, hides
Until she is given up for dead, then
fees the region.
Because her body is not found
Clark must track her down and kill
Ter or he viii be charged with at
tempted murder. Keith Ramsey
(Howard Duff, marine architect,
hefriends Deborah as she searches
for Patricia Monahan, who can aio
her in proving Clark the killer of
Chandler.
Clark reaches Patricia first, hints
that he will marry her if she helps
him trap Deborah and she agrees
She gets Deborah into ler car,
drives her to the mill, where Clark
waits. But Ramsay has followed the
car, and in a fight in the mill he
kills Clark, who has fired at and
killed Patricia, mistaking her for
Deborah. Deborah slumps into
Ransey's arms.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-30
SCOTTISH RITE Will
HAVE REUNION HERE

The local Scottish Rite Maconic
Bodies have announced a special
four-day Reunion to be held at the
Temple next Tuesday, December 5,
continuing through Friday, Deem
Der 8, at which time the Masonic
degrees from the 4th to 32nd will
be conferred on class of local
and out of town candidates, the
latter from Petersburg.
Additional local candidates who
have already attained the Both de-
gree will be advanced at that time
to the 32nd degree on the closing
day of the Reunion.
There will be banquet at $50
pm, Friday, December 8, for all
members and candidates.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-30
MuLLENS GO SOUTH

j. F. Mullen, President of the
B. M. Behrends Bank, has left by
PAA for the south on business
trip. He will consult with banking
institutions aligned with the local
bank. hopes to see one of the big
games and will also visit his daugh-
ter in San Francisco. He expects to
return to Juneau in about two
weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-30
WAGNERS LOSE BELONGINGS

Word has been received by friends
here from the Robert Wagners that
they are temporarily stopping AT
Dillingham; and friends may write
to them there. They are making
headquarters there since the dis
astrous fire at Aleknagik which
burned the Seventh Day Adventist
School, which included the Wag-
ner's living quarters. Wagner stated
that he grabbed his wifes fur coat
and that was all that was saved,
all their other belongings were de-
stroyed together with that Of the
school,
The Wagners were residents of
Juneau and Douglas for six or seven
years, before accepting a position
at the Alelnagik school this sum-
mer.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-30
GIRL SCOUT LUNCHEON
next SATURDAY NOON

The annual Girl Scout luncheon
will be held Saturday noon in the
Gold Room of the Baranof. Par
ents, leaders, council members and
those interested are invited to at
tend.
On the decoration committee are
Mrs. John Clements. Mrs. John Glib
son, Mrs. Hugh Wade and Mrs. w.
M. Whitehead.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-30
FALSE ALARM

A call was turned in to the Doug
las Volunteer Fire Department on
tuesday afternoon which proved to
be false alarm. A fireman noticed
smoke and flames in residents
home and presumed there was
trouble, and with the prevailing
high winds Immediately called in
an alarm.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-30
AVRIT TO SEATTLE

Roy C. Avritt, Whittier manager
for the Columbia Lumber Co. left
yesterday fer Seattle to spend two
months in preparation for next
years operations and to take some
vacation time.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-30
.ELK5 INITIATED s
HERE LAST MIGHT

Eight candidates were initiated by
the Juneau Elks last night. They
were Harmon F. Tougher, Donald
j. Kane, James A. Klein, Capt
Melvin A. Johnson. Angelo "
Astone. Ralph w. Brasher. Jr
Gustav A. Peterson and Fred B.
Sheldon.
The Juneau High School Boys
Glee Club under the direction of
Miss Marjorie Iverson entertained
with several numbers and a boys
quartet also sang.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-30
CALLING PRACTICE

There will be calling practice for
the Taku Travellers Square Dance
Club tonight at 8 O'Clock at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Marc Jen-
sen.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-30
DOUGLAS
NEWS
WSC SERVICE MEETING

The Douglas Womens Society of
Christian Service will hold its
monthly meeting tonight at O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. Charles Gray.
Mrs. Fred Cunningham will be in
charge of the evenings program
which will be the first of a series
in a study on "Thy Loving Help
Among all Nations"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-30
SINGERS MEET TONIGHT

The Juneau Singers will meet
for practice tonight at 8:45 O'Clock
in the Methodist church. All mem
Eers are urged TO be present.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-30
The regular semi-monthIy meet-
REPORT CARDS OFT

Students of the Douglas Public
School received six week report
cards yesterday, for the second
period of school.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-30
EAGLES WORK PARTY

Special notice has been sent to
members of Aerie No. 1T, FOE,
that there will be work party on
Saturday, December at / o'clock
pm.
The regular semi-monthly meet
ing will be on Tuesday evening,
December S, according to Fred Al
oerts, Worthy President.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-30
DOUGLAS Hi VS. MIKES

The Douglas High School will
play Mikes in the Douglas gymna-
SUM tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-30

For a Real Fit-Made-lp Measure
suits at Casters. I'll
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-11-30

Bill Tastes of Cordoya is staying
at the Baranof Hotel.
, 1950-09-25
NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNER

NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNER
DR.. RALPH BUNCHE, United Nations Mediator, has
been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 1850. The prize car
ries a medal and a stable sum. Undoubtedly the award came
as the result Of his work in averting war between Israel and
the Arab states, which for many months threatened explosion,
and could easily have become the storm center of a third
world war. Others considered for the prize were. President
Truman and Winston Churchill.
ALL COMMENTATORS over radio stations on the
mainland made capital of the fact that this is the first time
that a Negro has won the Award. That is significant, but only
in a limited sense. DIR. Bunche is first of all distinguished
American, then a Negro, which, by the way, is incidental But
that fact will always seem to stand out because as yet this
great democracy is saddled with ideas of racial differences,
and so long as that continues distinguished achievements Of
members of the race will be described along those lines.
THE WORLD HAS shrnk, and as we move from day
to day it becomes more evident that thought will have to be
on a much broader basis which cuts across geographical lines.
What happens in the Middle East is fast becoming as much
our problem as what takes place right next door. 1t must not
be forgotten that the two world wars in which this nation has
found itself started far away from home.
DE-. BUNCHES WORK with the United Nations is a
clear example of the need for cooperation on a worldwide
basis. It is because 81. this fact that he refused the offerof the
State Department e sbecome an Under Secretary for Near
East Affairs. In that position he wouldno doubt have been cir
cumscribed, and his work blurred. First, he would have to
overcome the color question in the capital of the worlds great
est nation, Then would come the question of confinement to
stated policy. In the United Nations he is dealing with entire
nations on a world basis. Because he loves the classroom and
an opportunity to teach eager minds, he has accepted a pro-
~fessorship in political science at Harvard University. In that
post he will also find himself in an atmosphere conclusive to
growth and Intellectual freedom.
Z AMERICA is justly proud Of Dr.. Bunche, and can
point with satisfaction to his accomplishments which become
in effect that Of the nation he represents. OBJ
, 1950-09-25
Continued from pace q

dent OF the Virgin Islands to whom such person shall assign
his cause of action, and, in addition, shall also, for every such
offense be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon convic-
ton thereof shall be fined not more than five hundred ($5OO
dollars or imprisoned for not more than ninety COY DAYS or
both. Every day Sf violation shall constitute a separate
offense.
SECTION 9, In addition to any other penalties provided
Tor herein, the license to conduct a business, or to sell anv ar
t1eles or facilities or services, of any person who shall violate
any OF the provisions of this Act in connection with the said
business may in the discretion of the Governor, after ADEQUATE
notice and hearing, be revoked, suspended or its renewal
denied.
SECTION IL. Should any section or sections or part of
any section, or any single provision, or provisions of this Act
be declared unconstitutional, Illegal or void, by any compe-
tent court, it shall not affect the remaining provisions or sec
tons or part@of section or sections, as the case may be, which
shall remain in full force and effect.
SECTION II. This Act may be cited as the "Harris-Nea-
zer-McFarlane Anti-discrimination Act of 1850"
SECTION II. All laws or ordinances, or parts thereof, in
conflict with this Act are hereby repealed.
Thus passed by the Legislative Assembly of the Virgin
Islands OF the@United States on September IL, 1850.
Witness our Hands and the Seal of the Legislative AS
sembly OF the Virgin Islands of the United States this 18th
day of September, AID. 1850.
~.
, 1950-09-25
HELP WANTED

HLLF WAN I'D
Married couple to work in
Detroit, Michigan for a physi-
clan and wife.
Couple wilrhave own apart
ment, room and board plus
good wages.
Also need two h~ousemaids.
For appointment phone %.
Christiansted
, 1950-09-25
OMAR BROWN. Charm
r B. OTTLEY, Sec

The above Law is hereby sanctioned
and approved
Witness my hand and the Seal Of
the Government Of the Virgin Islands
of the United States at Charlotte
Amalie, St. Thomas, v. l., this 18th
day of September, AID, 1850
Morris F. de Castro
Governor.
, 1950-09-25

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER rs, 1850
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-22

fiibrung ser 3eutiben eintratet, ilnO
iagte ihlieBlib, alIe @efangenen tpiir-
Den bis gnDe 1949 entlalien tDeroen.
ngollise WfiBabtung Der funoa-
mentalIten Menibenrebte" tDuroe
4uBlano IN Der beute peroffentli6ten
arnerifanii6en gote porgeiporfen.
Amerifa foroerte Mosfau auf, oar-
iiber gu beri6ten, 1per uno no Die
97t7 Geutiden ieien, bie pegen an-
gebli6er lfperer &riegsDerbreAen
in 3uBlano perurteilt puroen, eben-
fols iiber Die 1915 8erionen, gegen
Die ltnteriudungen i'm Gang ieien,
unD oie pier5ebn 1eutiben, Die frant
Ieien.
SIN ginflans nit ser @enfer aon-
pention Des Sabres 1929, tpelber
auh Sic Sotpiet- Union beitrat, per-
Iangt bie amerrfaniide gote, baB
&uBlano ooaltdnoige slnsaben iiber
Die 4riessgefangenen unb 3ioilinter.
nierten made, Die in ruifiiber @efan-
genicbaft geitorben iino.
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eines erfolsrei1en Bioeritanoes be-
ipieien uno oaour6 oen Otptbus bon
Ser llnbeiiegbarfeit oes ge&8D per-
nihtet.
rGergeblif) perlu6t MoSfau, Der
MISUNDERSTANDING Serr 81 tper-
oen. 8ie iebr Der &reml ibre Satig,
felt fiirhtet, benefit Die fiir5li6 er'
folgte ginlesung BON oier 0ipiIiouen
sur 9efGmpfung Ser ,Gebellen'. Als
9eiter ser Ibiuebraftton lit SltDun
ltil5afp ernannt, elm Wann, BON Oem
man nitt ipri6t, Oeiien anonpme ars
belt binter Oen &uliiien aber Don gro,
Der @ibtigfeit lit. 3ieie oblfure Ser,
ionIidteit par Elm ungariider Gene,
ralltabsfef ser 5uerit auf oeutid)er
Seite itano, iid Damn aber, Oie
nubenoe &utaItropbe oora1slebeno,
oen Huiien perfaltfte. gr lit Elm 8llt.
bnno uno ieoeS Oeittel lit ibm re6t
5ur Grfitllung ieines 9luftrages. 8or
feiner 9elpiBellmg ltno Grpreiiung
I6ellt er 5uritd, feline Wtarter erldeini
ibn1- 5u grauiam, tein 8lutbao 81
fllr6tbar, llm sic Slufltdnoiihen nit
ibren gnn5en Samilien aus5urotten
slber es gelingt ibm ni6t, oie 8elpe.
gung ein5ltoGmmen, 1tno ieine &c.
beimberitte an Die Wto5fau'er 3en,
trale miilien, troB geibidter 8enante,
lung, ben WtiBerfolg 5ugeben. gs III
linn nidt einnul gegliidt, sic 8erbin.
Dung 5niiden Dem Sauptquortier Ser
/ ,BrapiO' uno BEN ltnterorganilationen
in ben Satellitenl ltaaten 5lt 5erItoren
Siele bunOert perborgene Senoe.
anlugen geben ibre BON Ser ,,Stimme
9lmerifas' pOer anoerer ltnbefunnter
3mildentr1ger erbultenen Snforma,
tionen meiter, unO trob eifriger 8e=
miibungen Ser 5abllolen agenten ltn>
Spibel fonnten bisber faum 5ebn Yrp.
sent OIeier gebeimnlspollen gtuhrid)s
tenulteIlen entoectt per0en."
"a mir an Ser Hi6tigfeit oieies 8e,
ribtes faltm 5lpeifeln fonnen, anOer,
! leits aber Die eingangs 5itierten 8orte
OtarIballs ibm 81 pioeripre6en idei=
men, miro man nid)t oaran berum=
fommeu, in ser &idtung oieles 8e=
ribtes iene S6mierigfeiten 5u iuben,
BON Oenen Wtarlban eben oo6 geiproz
d)en bat. fimn1t man Oa5u Oie nidt
abnebmenOe 3abl Ser Slii6tlinge, Die
nit 2ebensgeiabr sic @ren5en bes
Soniet= =Buraoies itberihreiten, I'M
lid in oas rGleno" oes @eltens 5ll
begeben, 10 ntuB man bon An5ei6en
elmer ernIten &riie ipre6en. 3uIam=
men nit oen abreiBenoeu S1ube=
rungsaftionen uno Sdaupro5eilen,
init ser bermetii6en Ibi6lieBung bonn
8eIten, Oiirften aae bieie Satladen
cine iebr tonfrete glntiport lein auf
Die 6rage, Oh cine Weni6beit, oie
mabrenb Sabrbunoerten 5u elmer gro
Beren SelbItGnoigfeit uno 5reibeit
er5ogen pllroe, itd auf lange Gouer
umbauen unb abbauen ldBt auf sic
Stufe oes folleftipiltii6en Seroen-
men 6cnttms.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-22
Elm hayrifdlrr Miniftpr iihrr
nas Shnltupfptt in Amrrika

~3u Oen It1rfiten ginoritden mel.
ner ImerIta-H -Heiie geborten oie err
ltaunli6en ftnan5iellen 2eiltllngen,
1pel6e Die amerifanil6en &atbolifen
allf li6 nebmen, um Elm eieenes S6ul.
pelen ein5uri6ten uno 81 1lnterbal-
ten" erfldrte Der baDeril6e &rltuss
mlnilter Or. Sunobammer einem
Breneoertreter. ~SbDpbl Die &atboli-
fen Der Ser. Staaten i'm &abmen Der
normalen Steuerleiitl1nsen, Ole aud
in amerita nidt gering leien, lpie aae
anoeren Staatsbiirger Die Wfittel 5ur
Glnrid)trng uno gum ltnterbalt oes
ltaatliden S6ul1peiens auibringen
miilien, bringen lie oaneben nod fret.
mlllig Die @eloer auf I'M elm impo,
nierenoes, allf fonfeilioneQer @runo,
lage aufgeballtes S6ulipltem ein5u,
rlbten unO 81 unterbnlten. Hllnb
2,5 Wtilllonen &inoer, allo mebr als
ooppelt Io oiel, als in 8apern S6ul.
flnoer gibt, beiuden in ben 8ereinig,
ten Staaten Die Bfarri6ulen, bobere
S6ulen uno llniperl litGten, pel6e
BON oen Gutbolifen 9merifas als rein
tonfellionelle @inri6trngen sei6affen
muroen. aa oas gelcbebe freipilie
aus Ser lleber5elgung, ouB &onfei,
lionsl6ulen einen unpergleibli6 bel,
'eren 8eg fir Die gr5iebung Ser Sim.
Der oarItellen ais oie Dom Staai
aus Stelermitteln unterbaltenen Sc.
meinldaftslhulen. Or. Sunobammer
fniipfte oaran Die 8emerfung, oaB oie
baDerilben &atboliten, pel6en sic
Ufogli6feit geboten lei. oas SpItem
Scr &onfeiiionsidulen 4penigitens fiir
Die golfsidule obne 5uiabli6e Selbit.
belteuerung aus oen offentli6en
Steuermitteln 5u befommen, anes
oaran ieben miiBten, INN ben 8eltan>
Der &onfeiiionsi6ulen in 8apern 81
iidern. @enn sic amerifaniihen &o.
tbolifen eS auf iid nebmen, fir ibre
&inoer Oie 8onfeiiionsidulen in allen
@attungen, BON ser Golfsihule Biz
5llr ltntoerlitat aus eigenen Soften 81
errihten. oann Iei oamit ser iiber5eu
genoIte gelpeis Oafiir geliefert iueld
grr6es unh Nnertoolles @ut eine ioltt
ginrittllug borite0t. Die &otlolifer
uno fic GDriIten gan5 allsemeir miiB
ten in gaDerll aoraus oie &onlequen
gen 5ieben uno ibre &inoar gelbloi
len fir oie aonfeilionsitulen ein
ihreiben laiicn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-22

8elonbers graulam spiitet Oas boil
i6efpiItiIhe &egitne gegen Die nod in
Sugoilaipien 3uriidsebaltenen oeut.
i6en &inoer. Dort puroen in Den
Sabren 1944/45 et1pa $4,000 bis
10000 oeutibe &inber unter ie15ebn
Sabren auriidgebalten. 8as aus ib,
men getporoen lit, peiB man meiit
nidt, oa it'd Die iugoilatpii6en 3e-
gierungsiteaen in Sbmeigen biillen.
slls man gnoe 1914 Die in ssugoIla-
nien 3uriifsebliebenen 9eutiben in
.3nangsarbeitslager inter1ierte ober
nad Somiet .HliBlano oeportierte,
muroen Die &inoer bon ibren @ltern
getrennt uno in iogenannte Timer.
3iebungslager" eingeliefert. Oort
Duroen alle 0fittel ange,panot, Inn
ote &inoer ipItematiid 5u ventoeut-
iden". 8enn 3ureoe uno quite Ser
pflegung ntft perfingen, oeriu6te
man, oie &inoer ourh Sunger, 8rii.
gel uno gin5elarreIt 81 ngltten Scr
ben" 3u MAIDEN. gltern, bie in5pilhen
nad Seutidlano ooer Selterretd ge=
langt Daren, perIu6ten IN Sauen, in
oenen tie oltrb alte 5reunoe sen sluf-
entbalt ibrer &inoer erntittelt batten,
oen Ibtrunsport ser &t1oer iibec oas
Snternationale &ote &reu5 gu er1p:c-
fen. 8is iebt itno alle oiele Geriube
feblgeld)lagen uno audi perl6ieocne
Sdritte Der oiterreibii6en Hegies
rl1ng bel ser illgollapii6en Repa-
trierungsfommiiiion in 8ien *tpur=
oen ourdpeg oustpeiheno beanttpor=
tet. anldBlih elmer Sagung in Stutt=
gart gab giidof Sain BON ser friibe-
rem 9eutlden @pangeliiden Stride in
Sngoilotpien sic 3abl ser eutiden
&inoer, oie in ierbilben Bayern 5u-
riidgebalten neroen, NIT 5ebn= bis
fiinf5ebntauleno an. Sic b1tten oie
oeutlde Sprade poaig perlernt, elm
grOBer Seil bon ibnen miiiie in Sob
lengrltben arbeiten. sln oieien 3uitdn-
BEN bat lid audi ollrd oen Ibfan 81
tos BON 'Stalin nid)ts gednoert. SUI
gollaDien lpiinlht spar oie Silfe oes
@eItens, bon Sen 8eboten ser Meni6=
lid|feit Dollen ieine 8eberri6er iebob
nidts 1pillen! K. Fl.
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Neurr Appru an Rut1rn in
nrr Krtrgagpfangrnrnfragr

slus 8albington melbete am Srei-
tag Die ~9lii. 8reB":
Gie brei 8eitm1hte be5ibtigten
beute Die Souiet- -l1nion, oie bebaup-
tet bat, aae beutl6en &riegsgefange-
men entlailen 5u baben, in getrennten
goten Ger 2iige. 9lmerifa, England
nno 6ranfrei6 for0erten 0eostou auf,
cine internationale Ilnterlu6ung iiber
oas. S6idial Ser &riegssefangenen
in &uBlano 5u5ltlaiien.
Gte abnlid] lautenoen geoten ser
orei Deitli6en Hegierungen beban-
oeln cine Srage, 1pel6e Der @elten
l6on porber erortert bat, uno biloen
in oielem sugenblid einett @egen-
lblas gegen oie fommuniltii6e Bro-
paganoa i'm 3uiammenbang nit Der
ariie in 9orea. Z ~
sSn unoerbiilter Sorm ertlGrten oie
Ser. Staaten 9fuBlano, oie Hegie-
rung itebe nit begreifliben 3tpeifeln
Ser anfiinoigung Der Sotpiet= Union
gegeniiber, tponad oie Willionen BON
2eutl6en, 1pelbe oie 8ote 4rmee ge=
fansengenommen bot, in Die Seilnat
entlaiien tporoen mdren = bis uui
3,546 Geutlde, Sic nod ais v4riegs-
perbre6er" 5ur llnteriu6ung ooer 5u
ar5tliher gebanoluns feitgebalten
tpuroen. am 5. Wai bot Wosfau, tpie
erinnerlib, 6efannt segeben, oie 3iid-
fiibrung Der oeutiben &riessgefange-
men aus HuBlano iei nbeenbet"
Sn Der amerifaniiben gtote bieb
es, Sdrefen unS 8eiorgniiie, pel6e
Die anfiinOigung in 9euti6lano ber=
oorrief merOen in slmerifa geteilt
Sic fomnluniltil6e Yreiie ibrerleits
bat bebauptet, oie bon Sen @eltm1h=
ten (aufgrllno Wosfau'er 8eridte! j
nngefiibrten 8efangenen5iffern ieien
iibertrieben gelpeien, unO bat Sen 8e-
item bel6uloigt, er pollte sic @efan-
genenfrage fir Bropaganoa5mede be.
niiben.
Gie Don Sen Sotpiets angegebenen
3ablen, itellte oie amerifaniide Note
felt, iDelhen pollfommen BON oen sSn.
forlnationen 9lmerifas ab. Sieiige Ste.
sierungs5eamte erlduterten, oie 3abl
Der nod in 8uBlano gefangengebal-
tenen 9eutiden tonne ni1t einoeutio
ermittelt peroen, bas Staats tsoeparie,
ment CLAUDE ieood, OaB @ublano nod
INNER Musflnft i6uloe iiber oas
IS6idlal bon minoeltens 100000
9euti6en.
0ie bier 8elabungsnlG6te' be.
idloiien inn april t947 in Mosfau,
Die lebten oeutiden &riegsgefangc.
men bis grtoe 1913 5u enhailen. Sine
rifa fiibrte oies 8erlpre6en Bis Mit.
te 1947 aus. England unb ssronf.
reid gaben befannt, iie bdtten iih an
ben Nosfali'er geidluB gebalten
Somiet,&nBlano aber CAB mebrmals
l5u, 0aB 8er5ogerllngen in Ser @iid-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-22

&l0IteritMrltt in Der SIMedJp.SiD'
pafei. Ole taglib aus Der Gihe6o.
Slopafei eittreffenben Melounger
iino, tpie Ser 8atifanienoer melbet
beoriideno. Nl1s 5llperldiiiger Auelle
erf1brt man, bnB bie Dominifaner.
patres sefpaItlam aus ibren Srbens.
b1ulern berausgeibleppt, nuf 2aittpa
gen perIaoen uno BON Ser Boli5ei mad
etnem ltnbefannten 3iel abtranspor.
tiert Dnroen.
Dieie brieflihen Witteillngeu
tDuroen leste 8o6e erg1n3t Ourd Die
folgenbe Gepeid)e ser r4ii. BreB"
aus Hom:
Ser &unOflnf oes 8atifans er.
fldrte beute, oaB einige Ser in Der
Sloipafei perbafteten aebte uno 8or.
iteber Don Sroen i'm 8efangnis IN.
folge BON MiBbanblungen geltorber
ieien. anoere. 10 ipuroe meiter erflart,
weroen tagli6 se5Wungen, flint Stun,
oen lang marriltiide 8ortrdge an5i,.
boren vunb bel Sungerrationen ic1pe=
re arbeit su leiIten".
Sic Sbullebrer iollen oie an.
'peiiung erbalten baben, in Ben 9lai-
ien altf Die Heligion iiberbaupt fei-
men 8e5ug 5lt nebmen l1nO ii6 itreng
an Oie S6ulporidriften Wosfaus 5li
balten.
Serner ertldrte ser Runofunf, baB
iid) an ser eriten Sabresfeier Der bon
Sen 9ommuniiten begiinItigten $50
tboliIden 4ftion" nur orei Yrieiter
beteiligt bdtten, oie bereits oils slb-
triinnige befanntge1peien ieien.
Son oen 8ldubigen nl1roe geiagt,
oaB lie trob ser 8erfolsung in GROCER
3abl in sic &ird)en itromen, ~aber es
fomnt oft Dor, oaB Die 8lGubigen
nidt CUR 8eidte eeben fonnen, tpeil
nidt genltg Brieiter oa iino".