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...blueshirted moppets of East Germany's Communist Youth Pioneers were having fun last week at a new game: bowling down ninepins labeled "Warmonger Adenauer," "Warmonger McCloy," "Warmonger Reuter," etc. "This game," explained East Germany's youth leaders, "will afford the children much joy and acquaint them with their greatest enemies...
...united (as Schumacher keeps demanding), and elections were free, he certainly would become Chancellor. Or if West Berlin were to be included politically in West Germany (as Schumacher also demands), he would clearly be Germany's top politico, for the party of Berlin's able Mayor Ernst Reuter is the party of Schumacher...
...their doves to carry these themes home with them, and many would. But thousands of the young Red delegates, disillusioned with the damp tent camps provided them, were more interested in the well-stocked shops on the west side of the Branderrburger Tor. West Berlin's Mayor Ernst Reuter ordered his police to keep all Red troublemakers out, but invited the peaceful doves to "come in, look around and breathe the free air of West Berlin for a few minutes...
...reopened the old University of Berlin. But they did little more than repeat the Nazi patterns of corruption. A disgusted group of students and professors went to Generals Clay and Howley to plead for a decent school. From the A.M.G. and the West Berlin government of Mayor Ernst Reuter they got money and equipment for a shoestring start...
...early days of Reuters, the foreign correspondence of most newspapers consisted of letters sent by ship, so Reuters had no competition in Britain when it set up its own cable service. By the time Founder Reuter died in 1899, the London Sun proclaimed that "no daily newspaper could afford to dispense with Reuters' service...