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East Germans
Renew Battle
Of Propaganda
BERLIN (Pt East German
communists have stepped up
their propaganda campaign to
get the Western powers out of
uividecl Berlin by wooing Berlin
era to communism.
Franz Dahlem, eastern sector
Communist party leader, told
members at a party congress
that the anti-communist situation
in West Berlin is "unbearable."
'This bridgehead of Western
powers must be rolled up from
within," he said in a speech.
"This position must be torn out
of the hands of Germany's ene
mies. This is the central task the
party now faces and for which it
must concentrate all its forces."
Dahlem was reported in some
quarters to have brought his or
ders for the new offensive di
rectly from the recent Comin
form conference in Hungary.
The keynote of the campaign
was emphasized in all Soviet sec
tor newspapers.
Dahlem proposed a number of
"new fighting methods." He urg
ed German prisoners of war who
had returned from Russia to
"Join in the task" of combating
western influence an influence
which in free elections twice has
repudiated communism in wesc
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of Hollywood's Bill Croarkin. . . New street lights taking a back
seat to the brilliance of Christmas red, blue and green 50-watters.
. . . And so you already know this . ... but stick with us.
KRNR't got the Christmas spirit, too . . . only along a
commercial vein thus far, with verbal prod or two In the
ribs to the listeners, each a potential Santa Claus, to get
out and- take advantage of Just-so-many-shopping-days 'til
Christmas. . . . We've a smattering of Christmas carols on
the airways too . . . not to mention that gem entitled "Two
Front Teeth" that the kiddies love so much ... the little
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"The Cisco Kid" and "Poncho" will ride in the Santa Claus lane
parade up Hollywood boulevard on the evening of December 8.
They'll ride In the big sled right up there with Santa! Ahead of
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and blue denims. So the "Cisco Kid" and "Poncho" will be flanked
by their own caballeros. Tonight's "Cisco" adventure is entitled
"The Red Headed Cowpoke." (7:30-8 p.m.)
Berlin by overwhelming major
ities. Dahlem pointed out that a good
starting point for agitation could
be found in the 80,000 Russian
sector Germans who work in the
Western sector, and .among the
120,000 west Berliners who work
in the Soviet sector.
Bis speech boiled the problem
down to one between the Russian
backed east German government
and American dollars.
"American capital," he said,
"has won the ideological victory
over the working classes In west
Berlin." To overcome this he said
the party must organize "an all
around propaganda on conditions
In tne soviet union."
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Bridges Active
In Red Councils,
Witness Asserts
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 6.-UP)
Big, burly Henry Schrimpf said
yetserday he ha(fhad many hot
words with Harry Bridges but he
denied having a "great hatred"
for him.
Schrimpf, a native of Australia
but now a United States citizen
and a longshore walking boss,
was under cross examination at
Bridges' perjury and conspiracy
trial.
"As long ago as 1937 did you
not harbor a great hatred against
Harry Bridges?" asked James
Maclnnis of defense counsel.
"I never expressed myself that
way," Schrimpf retorted. "I
fought him on many occasions on
policy. Sometimes we came to
very bitter words."
Bridges, president' of the Inter
national Longshoremen's and
Warehousemen's union, and two
of his aides, Henry Schmidt and
J. R. Robertson, are on trial
Bridges for perjury and conspir
acy, the others for conspiracy
only.
The government charges that
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Bridges lied, and the others abet
ted the deceit; when he said at
his 1945 naturalization hearing
that he never had been a member
of the communist party.
Schrimpf has testiiiea tnat
Bridges took an active part in
communist party councils during
the 1934 wateriront strike nere.
Maclnnis .pursued his examina
tion of Schrimpf's feelings to
ward the defendants
"Did you not assault Henry
Schmidt on one occasion with
your fists?" he asked.
"I protected myself from
Schmidt from an insult,"
Schrimpf said.
Maclnnis ash-ea ir scnrimpi
hadn't at least six times within
the past month at a waterfront
bar loudly proclaimed that he
would "do anything to get
Bridges and Schmidt?"
That is a definite lie!"
Schrimpf shouted angrily.
Maclnnis asked the witness
about his having been picked up
and questioned by Immigration
officials during the 1937 conven
tion of the maritime federation
of the Pacific coast in Portland.
"All the time you were at that
convention protesting an Intru
sion against your private rights
you were already dealing with R.
P. Bonham, immigration chief
there, and passing on information
you hoped would destroy Harry
Bridges, weren't you?" he asked.
"No. I passed on no Informa
tion." Schrimpf denied that Bonham
had asked him whether he was a
communist.
Hews
By SHERMAN PLIMPTON
A N. Y. psychologist told the
schoolteachers of America to
go climb a tree. He's not try
ing to get them out on a limb
. . . he just claims tree climb
ing is relaxing. If there's any
thing a schoolteacher needs af
ter the dunce cap has been sent
out to be reblocked and the
boards are cleaned for the
weekend . . . it's relaxation. By
that time she's tight as a fid
dle string and read to become
unstrung. Now, if tree climb
ing will calm her that's oak
with us. There's only one small
question, Doc. How do you re
vive the school board after
they've seen their tired teach
ers making like Tarzan in the
treetops?
Relaxing Is a fine thing for
all of us, but for the body of
yourYar It's Just a parade of
squeaks and rattles. To Intro
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A German girl received 3000
proposals of , marriage after
her picture appeared in a U.
S. magazine. We'll wager the
husband she does choose won't
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don't forget lo give your car a
carefu I checkup before you
bike off on that Christmas va
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American Ships
To Run Blockade
To Red Shanghai
HONG KONG UP) Agents for
the American-owned Isbrandtsen
Company, Inc., say the line
would put all of its ships on the
lucrative blockade run to Com
munist Rhnno-hnl
The United States and Great
Britain do not recognize the Chi
nese Nationalist blockade.
(The American bureau of ship
ping lists seven ships owned by
the Isbrandtsen Co., Inc., of New
York, and 10 U. S. vessels oper
ated by the firm.)
Other foreign ships have not
penetrated the blockade.
Five Ibsrandtsen ships have
gotten through. Two of them
were fired on by Chinese Na
tionalist warships. The last one,
Hans Isbrandtsen claimed in
New York, was on the high seas
at the time. The two that were
fired upon are the Flying Cloud
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and Sir John Franklin. The lat
ter Is due to leave Shanghai
shortly for Japan.
Isbrandtsen called for U. S.
naval protection of his China
trading ships. The demand was
refused.
Last Thursday Isbrandtsen said
Secretary of State Dean Acheson
w. 'H,i!..!.. ivastjjjg jor the
loss of American ltVes in the
blockade. '
Thousands of tons of cargo are
being consigned to Isbrandtsen
ships here in Hong Kong by
shippers who have tried other
lines.
HENRY HESS O.K.d
PENDLETON UP) Henry
Hess, U. S. district attorney for
Oregon, has been recommended
for reappointment by four top-
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chairman and vice chairman.
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