Mevrouw Roosevelt antwoordt op beweringen Gerwis (Mrs Roosevelt answers Gerwis's allegations)

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=== [Page 1] === Mrs. Roosevelt answers Gerwis's allegations [...] the shrill [...] women's organisation [Gerwis], addressed during [her visit] to Djakarta. Lastly Mrs. Franklin [Eleanor] Roosevelt declared that she regretted that some [women] had accepted the allegations, as if the [United States] had used bacteriological weapons in the Korean war. She further said that this [...] the freedom of a [...]. It was however recognised that there had been fighting [...] organisations, which [...] communist [...]. Roosevelt could also not recognise [...] allegations [...] the United States and [other] powers [...] and Arabs [were driven out] [...] had gone over, on the advice of [...] leaders. [...] had not left and they found that they [...]. To Arab [...] repatriation [...]. These promises could be fulfilled, since [...] the Israelis [...] Arab army [...]. Mrs. Roosevelt said that she could not say that she [...] a just and speedy [solution through] the United Nations, [...] compensation [...]. She also hoped to eliminate this bitter [...] between [...]. [Translator's note: the OCR of this article is severely scrambled; only fragments can be read, and the sequence is unreliable.]