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Evening star., 1945-10-12
National Guard
Continued From First Page.)

to support and the disbanding of
units no longer required by States.
The second phase includes the re-
lease of inactivated National Guard
units from Federal to State control,
while phase three, expected to start
next June, will include authorization
to- the States for the reactivation of
National Guard units, Federal rec
ognition and the beginning of
armory training. Phase three also
will see the disbanding of the war
created State Guard.
The letter declared there will be
no mass release of personnel from
the 10 divisions. Discharges will
be accomplished through the point
system and low point enlisted men
will be transferred to still active
units.
This procedure" the letter
stated, obviously, makes imprac-
ticable the diversion of any return
ing unit in order to participate in
home coming or other welcoming
ceremonies. no matter how desir-
able otherwise"
Few Veterans Remain.
1t Is believed that few officers
and enlisted men of the National
Guard divisions which were called
to Federal duty in 1910 and l941
remain with their units. There was
"a wide dispersion of experienced
men to cadre new divisions and
officers were transferred to other
units for staff duties. Since all
served in combat overseas, the divi-
sions lost many more as casualties.
Appointment of officers to the Ma
tional Guard units has traditionally
been a privilege of the State, with
the War Departments approval GER
tain if the appointee met physical
and mental standards.
The letter pointed out that of the
17.752 guard officers inducted, 1888
still are in Federal service and about
$500 are physically disqualified.
However, 10 per cent of the officers
are majors or higher and only 80 per
cent are lieutenants and captains.
The normal ratio for divisions are
the exact reverse, with 70 per cent in
the rank of lieutenant and captain.
It is therefore expected that many
of the prewar National Guard Off
GERS may have to revert to a lower
rank or drop out of the guard.
Announcement of the inactiva-
ton of the 19 guard divisions
brought the total of all divisions an
nounced for release to 46. The Army
previously had announced plans for
inactivation of 80 divisions. of which
5 were National Guard. This leaves
43 divisions still active.
Evening star., 1945-10-12
United Nations Group
Urges transfer Of
Leagues 5 Functions
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the ASsOCldteo FTeSS.
LONDON, Oct. 12.-Voting down
the Soviet Union and Australia the
United Nations Executive Commit
tee today recommended that the
League of Nations be dissolved and
that the new world peace organiza-
ton take over its nonpolitical func-
tions.
The Russians and Australians OBJ
jected in a 10-to-2 vote that such a
move might make the United Ma
tions just continuation of the
League. They proposed that the
league be kept going as now until
after the United Nations organiza-
ton has been established.
Want ILO Reorganized.
The Soviet delegate, Andrei Gro
myko, said each part of the new
security agency could then decide
for itself which functions of the
league it wished to absorb.
In previous discussions the Soviet
delegate had made it clear the real
Soviet purpose was to force reor-
ganization of the International La
Dor Office, a League organization
which he said was "undemocratic
He objected today that there was
mo definite line between political
and nonpolitical activities"
Wants Functions to Continue.
The American and British dele
gates, Edward Stettinius and Philip
Noel-Baker, maintained that the
new peace organization would still
have complete freedom of action
under today's recommendation and
that liquidation of the League would
speed establishment of the United
Nations.
Wellington Koo of China declared
it was important to see some Of the
Leagues technical functions con-
tinued. 1t was clear he was refer
ring to narcotic traffic controls.
Today's recommendation provides
for a meeting of the members of
the old League to move for disSo-
luton and appointment of small
United Nations committee to con-
tact the League and facilitate the
transfer of assets.
Evening star., 1945-10-12
BY CARTER BROOKE JONES.

AS plans to streamline and decen-
tralize the Veterans Administration
moved ahead at top speed today, ii
was estimated by officials that its
force will increase from the present
total of 64,356 to 10000 by 1947, but
the Washington staff will decrease
meanwhile, from BATS to 5000.
Richmond, Va, instead of Wash
lngton, as originally announced, will
be the location for the branch Office
one Of 13 to be scattered over the
country-With control over the Dis
-trict, Virginia, Maryland, West Vir-
ginia and North Carolina.
Hope was expressed that when the
reorganization, which will take some
time to work out, is we'll under way
no veterans claim, when submitted
in legal form, will be delayed more
than 48 hours after reaching the
point of authority. There have been
weeks and even months of routine
delay in paying insurance and other
benefits.
These were developments disclosed
at press conference late yesterday
by the administrator, Gen. Omar N.
Bradley, and two top officials, Brig
Gen. H. B. Lewis, director of CO.
ordination and planning, and his
assistant. William Conner.
Boston to Be First Branch.
Gen. Bradley revealed that Boston
would be the first of the branch
offices, and it is expected to be
opened under A. D. Hitler, as
deputy administrator in charge OF
the area, about November Is. And
Boston will be used as a guinea
pig" for other branch Offices to be
opened later, with branch personnel
trained there and the experience
used to guide the other Offices.
Gen. Lewis made it clear there will
be no sudden exodus of employees
from Washington under forced
transfer, as had been reported in
some quarters.
The force of the central Office will
be decreased gradually as the all
important branch Offices and the re-
gional Offices and, in some instances
local offices under them, and hos
pitalS are opened. All this reorgan-
lzatlon, Gen. Lewis estimated, will
take from a year and half to two
years to bring about.
Many Can Stay Here.
No employees will pe required to
move, Gen. Lewis explained, but
many will be given the opportunity
and he predicted a large number
will want to 60" With the growth
OF some central Office operation, he
added, many employees can remain
here. Others who refuse to move
and can't be used here will have to
find other jobs, he said.
Gen. Lewis estimated the entire
VA would need 90,253 during 1916
and probably 10000 by 1e47. The
central office probably will be dowr
to 5000 some time in 1946 and that
will be about the number main
tanned in 1947, he said, explaining
that these figures were only "edu-
Gated guesses."
When asked about reports" that
he already was trying to get away
from his new post, Gen. Bradley
said he had been assured by the
President that this position would
not interfere permanently with his
Army career. A special act of Con-
Evening star., 1945-10-12
Nation S Income Drops
Sharply During August
Rr the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
The Nations income dropped
sharply during August, the Com
merce Department reports.
The cause: Fast shrinking Of fac
tory payrolls after the Japanese
surrender.
During August total income wa,
$12, ,744, 100000 contrasted with July
totals of $13,585 900 900.
The Commerce Department sale
the decline in factory payrolls wa,
principally responsible for the de.
crease, but did not announce de.
tails,
Evening star., 1945-10-12
Japs Take First Step
To Garry Out Orders
For Popular Freedom
BY the Associated Press.

TOKYO, Oct. 12.-Japan today
placed DR.. Soichi Sasaki, one of the
leading authorities on her tyranni-
cal constitution, within the Emper-
or's circle of advisers as she took her
first steps to carry out Gen. MacAr-
thurs orders to give full freedom to
her people.
The government also sought to i'm
port rice to alleviate food crisis
made even more critical by this
weeks typhoon which swept over
Central and Southern Honshu.
simultaneously, fresh disclosures
of American investigators made it
clear that, however trying the situa-
ton under an occupation, it would
have been worse had Japan contin-
ued the war.
Fifth Army Air Force experts
established another tragic fact kept
from the people-that Japan's radar
defense was so ineffective it could
not be determined whether planes
approaching the homeland were
friend or foe, how many there were
or how high.
Named Adviser to KIDD.
DR.. Sasaki, who is honorary pro-
fessor of Kyoto Imperial University
and leading authority on Japan's
constitution, has been appointed ad-
wiser to Marquis Koicho KIDD, the
highest ranking consultant for the
Mikado.
Announcement of the appointment
quickly followed new Macarthur di-
receives for: Women's suffrage, en-
couragement of labor unionization,
abolition of secret inquisition" sys-
TENS, revision of monopolistic in
dustrial control and advancement
of liberal education.
American authorities had pointed
out the execution of the directives
probably would entail changes in
Japan's constitution.
The japanese government re-
quested Gen. MacArthurs permis-
sion to import 10000 tons of rice
from Indo-China for which "ac-
counts already have been settled"
The typhoon earlier this week caused
considerable crop damage at a time
when Japan is hard pressed in pre-
pairing for the approach of winter.
Japan, which also has critical
shortage of fuel, asked permission
to import 10000 tons of oil from
the United States The government |
told Gen. Macarthur it was pre-
pared to pay for it with $4,000 bales
of raw silk.
Headquarters Abolished.
Other occupation Developments:
japanese home naval and air feet
headquarters were abolished as Of
midnight October 9, Rear Admiral
Nakamura reported to Allied head
quarters. Gen. Macarthur ordered
the abolishment of both Navy and
Army headquarters shortly after the
combined imperial headquarters was
disbanded following surrender.
Approximately $4,000 Of the no.
900 school children evacuated from
Tokyo during the war to escape
American bombings will be returned
to the capital by mid-November,
Domei reported.
Evening star., 1945-10-12
D. 6. Artists Pointing
Stolen From GuIIery

An oil painting Moonlight De-
cadence" by De Wolfe Hotchkiss
District artist, was stolen yesterday
from the international Galleries
2012 S street NV, Granville Jones
gallery manager, told police.
The painting was valued at 5000
Mr.. Hotchkiss said. He lives in Col
mar Manor. Md, and was exhibit
ing the picture in the gallery.
Evening star., 1945-10-12
Huwoiiun IndustriuIist Dies

HONOLULU, Oct. II P).-John
Waterhouse, II, president of Alexan-
der & Baldwin Co. and one of
Hawaii's leading industrialists. died
here yesterday. Mr.. Waterhouse was
born in Honolulu.
Evening star., 1945-10-12
Liners
Continued From First Page

best use of the ships ''in common
course" was to ferry American troops
across the Atlantic.
Since the defeat of Japan" Mr..
Marnes said, discussion for reallo-
cation of these liners, or provision
by the Americans of equivalent
transport capacity, and repatriation
of British forces had been opened
with the American Government" I"
He said the British government
wished to express appreciation to
the United States Government for
"this helpful and friendly arrange
ment."
Evening star., 1945-10-12

ENGAGED TO DOOLITTLES SON-Miss Priscilla Arnold john
son. Valley Vista Apartments letter to her ance
West Point Cadet John Prescott Dooitte
Doottle Engagement of Miss Johnson to Cadet Doottle
whose picture on the table left has been announced Miss
Johnson who born here and attended Mar School and
George Washington University the daughter Stewart
Phelps Townsend Young Doottle expects graduated
June and the couple will be married afterwardAP Photo
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
SSH &lQr.
belt l6affen

5ranffurt.- @enerolleutnant 2lt~
cilis Slap, Der Mominiltrator fir al.
bile Angelegen5eiten in Ser omerifa-
nii6en Sffupations3one, erfIarte in
elmer &onferRn5, oaB oie @ermoltung
Der amerifaniihen Gone mie in ,,ei-
mem @olofii6glasu eri1einen Ioae,
odmit oas dnerifanii6e 8olf ieoer-
8eit erfabren Tonne, mas Dor ii9
gebt.
Ser General iprn6 Dor Sunoer-
ten bon geamten, u1b Die e%ripGbnte
gemerfung NOR our6 irrtiimli9e
Meloungen in be5ug nuf bic @ntno.
5ifi5ierung uto sic @ntwiflung in
ser amerifaniiden Gone OeranlaBt
por0en.
,,Bir ba6en geridte geIeien, ooB
oie Yroouftion in 9eutihldno in boil
lem S6mung iein peroe, ebe Die Tint
Iteaung in Den Bereinigten Stnnten
olth MIR reft ~begonnen babe, uno
bob Die Deutlfen ii6 Der @eltmarf.
tie benl6dti9en meroen," iogte Der Sc
neral. Enti1flih nber lei oie oeltide
Yroouftion tltr b0ditens Bis 5u A
Bro5ent ongefurbelt uno eeniige
fir 0ie 6euti9en Minimumanipriite,
fiigte er bin3u.
,,@ir bemii6en uns, bier in einem
@olofiidglos gu leben," fiibrte er
aus, limo uniere @erantportung Dor
Dem amerifanii1en 8olf erbeiidt,
ooB oles, mas mir tlin, befannt lit,
mag uns oos nun ais MiBgriff nn-
gerednet ooer als CUTE 2eiitung gut
geidrieben meroen. Ser ein3ige @eg,
mie mir 6ds tun fonnen, beitebt oa-
rim, oaB mir oie Sotia6en auf Sen
Gid legen."
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
DGncmare Imtbt bier
%$2O,OOO,OOO KrcNit

@oI6ington. - @ie man erf6brt,
6emiibt lid T1nemorf Uni elm Car
leben pom $40. 100000 bis $25,000,-
600 non Ser umerifanti6en Export.
Smport 8anf. Gin unterridtater @e-
m66rsmonn bier erfldrte, 0oB oer5eit
SerbunOIungen Oariiber i'm @ange
Ieien uno ser Garlebenspertrag
notwithstanding" innerbolb ser nd6-
item poar Monote obgeidlolien wer.
Sen Diiroe. Gem 8ernebmen naf ge-
oenft 0Gnennnrf &obltoiie, Wtalhine-
RTE, Stabl uno &erfebrsmoterinl I'M
@erte pom $t4 .000,000 bier6uIanOe
3u ermerben.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
Sattc SIbn6cn
at rupfCn

Qonoon - @eneroliliimus Stolin,
Ser Den &uiien peri0nlid Ole 9upi.
tulation SopnnS befanntgob, iogte,
oaB nit benz @noe 0es 5tpeiten @elt-
frieges ,,oie fir Den @eltfrieOen
nottpalOigen 8eoingungen 6ereits ge-
ihoffen iinO." @r prizes Die Streit-
fr1fte Der Souietiinion, ser Ser.
Stooten BON Mmerifn, Gbinos uno
@roBbritannierL Die Sapan beiiegt
boben.
Dit ser &opituiution Sapons, 10
fiibrte Stolin aus, piiroe HuBlono
Sen iiioIi6en Cell Sodolins unO Die
&iriIen 6uriiferloneen, UNI oirefta
8erbinoungen I'M Bo5ifif uno Stiis-
pitnfte 3ltr ,8erteioigltng oes 2anoes
gegen iopaniide @ggreiiion" gu bo-
ben. Sii0 : Soholin ut0 Die &u-
rilen mltBten bonn 5oriitiI6en Stub.
Lamb na6 Der Nie0erlo9e im &riege
BON 19O4-05 an Sopon obgetreten
tperoen.
Stolin erfI1rte petter, 0oB Snport
ni6t n1r in China, Den 8ereini9terl
Stanten ltno 8roBbritanniert, ..an-
iren 8unoesgenollen", S6ooen 5llge-
iiigt bat, lonoern aud unierem
9an0e IdtperIten S9aoen u%erlrlad)te.
8ir baben 6ober elm beIonOeres
Sii6nfen nit Sapon gu rupfen".
10 iagte er, be9onn feline an-
griffe ouf &llBlonO i'm Sabre 1904
nit Dem lteberfna ouf Sort artbltr.
mos es in 1bnli6er 5orm 1871 ee-
gen @eorl Surbor tpieoerbolte. 1918
uno 1888 gingen oie Sopaner er-
i1eiit gegen &uBIano Dor, am es ans
Sitoiien 5u pertreiben
Ser ioponiife Sieg Don 1905,
10 erfldrte StaIin, uIieB ernite @e.
onnfen bel unlerem @olf Sgriid. Gs
mar elm id)mar3er 8unlt nuf Der G6-
re unieres 2anoes -. 10 Sabre
lang buben mir, oie MGnuel Ser dIte.
rem Generation, nuf oieie Generate,
on, n1f oieien Gay %geuartet. lln1
MN fam ieoer 5it ii6 logen: mir ba'
ben %gelponiten. 8on iebt an f0rncr
mir unier 2ono bon Der @efobr ei.
ner oeltti1en Snpolion i'm @eiter
uno elmer iaponii6en SnOuitor IN
Often Ii6ern. Ser Ioneeriuartetf
6rieoen fiir sic 0ationea ser gan.
gen 8elt lit ongebroUen. 3ubn
Dem grpBen iiegrei6en goIfl M0g(
infer 8oterlano bliiben uno geoei
ben!"
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
alter, pmnftc ecicnet
fiir DcmtcbiIiIicrMnd

8ie gum 8& Gag ueriproden.
Iest Die 8ursesormee Die IlterSgren.
sc iotpie Die erforoerlihe Eunft3abl
berltnter, I'm DIE @ntIaiiutngen 81 be-
l6leunigen.
Sect meroen ole Milit1r 8erio-
men i'm Mlter BON 35 Sabren ooer
ooriiber, Die minoeItens cine Gienit-
5eit BON 5fpei Sabren iirdO cute 6iib-
riitg oil 'mailen fonnen, olif ibren eli
gelten Mntrag bin entInlfen. Gie
bisberige 4ltersgren5e betrlrg 38
Sabre.
0os Griegsoepn.srtestt CAB ferner
befonnt, ooB Die 8linft3nbl fir Die
oerjenigen, ole obneoies fGr Die
@,'tfo''une BON mdnnlid)en &rlegs-
teilnebnrern bon IS OUT 80 uno BEL
@Ae $ pon IA uuf Al 9erabpeieBt
poroen lit. Sic Gienitpnnfte aller
Seeresnngeborigen, NIT 4uslrobnle
oerienigen, Die obneoies itiir Die
Gntlal1uitg Dor8eleben ltno, mer0erl
nell perrefnet meroen utro ioIen
ole lett Der NieoerIaee GeutiGlanos
III 8eroienlt gelteaten Bunfte ein-
idlieBen.
0ns arieesamt beripridt cine
Deitere Serobiesung Der Yunft5abI.
iobolo mebr Sdiffsrnum fir EranS-
porte Don europa un0 aus bent Na-
stiff CUR 8erfiiglrng itebt. llrter ben
trelien 8~eitimmmtgen meroen Die
@n~tlafienen ollen perfiigbaren &aim
in beinfabrenoen S6iffen uno cling.
5eugen ~einnebmen, beiBt es in ser
@nfiinbtgrng. &ompf- mie audi
Sranspnrtflug5euge ioIlen 6enlttt
meroen, Inn CUR Sntloiiung beitimlrtc
Wilitdrperionen nod Sauie gu brin-
gen.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
lueilt
Mufruf ab

Santa Monico, Sal. - S6OmnS
Mann 1uBerte ii6 in ieinem reren,
olf BEN 8oIiloOes erridteten 0eim,
BON tpn aus er sen 9lid iiber oen
Stinen S5eon iHpeifen Iaiish fam,
in u6lebnenOem Sinne 8u Oem in ser
fommuniitii6er, iotpie Der ,,d,riitIid.
oemotrotiIhen" 3eitung in Ger Sow-
iet3one 9erlinS al i'm gerihteten
Ippen, nod 0eutidIuno 5uriidpt-
febren. Der %70i1brige @r5dbler,
Oeilen Bidder Dor 8pOlf Sabren III
Oeuti6Iano Offentlid oerbranllt uno
Dem ole otoOemiifen @bren ldlnt Der
oeutifen Stnotsangeborigfeir ober-
fonnt tultr0en, beonttportss1 i,re @in-
Iuoung Ourd einen GrsiduB, ser
iid oIs oSpfer Oes 6ai6iSinus" au-
ter3eidnete, mie folgt:
SD f0nnte GeutI6Iano feline
0ienite Ieiiten, oie ih linn nibt oii6
BON bier airs erpeiien fonnte. Sbne
6ruge piiroe iG bort uiele Treut0e
finoerL ober i1 claude, i6 befGme
bort orld nit mondelt 6einOen 81
TIM, lino Der ltmitano, oob es ge-
IfIagene Seinoe iinO, modt es MIR
10 gefG9rli6er. SD bin itltii elm
9iirger Ser 8reinigten Staoten lrlo
bube 0ffentlid, pie pripntim erfl6rt,
0aB i6 6ielem 9anoe niemols ben
&iiden febren tperOe. SdlieBlih lit
es - Sabre Der, felt i6 9eutldIano
oerIieB. Sd bobe es idwer genilg
gefunoen, mid Dem 2eben in frelnoell
2di1oern an3upoiien, nod0em i6 mel
mes @igentlrms in 0eliti6IanO BE-
rolr6t wor0en mar. SD CLAUDE, es
lit nur redt un0 binig, oaB ib nab
allen oen NaodteiIen, Die i'd norber
in Saul nebmen miiBte, nun oie &or-
teile meiner nelen Sage geilieBen
ioute."
Ser ertpd6nte 0ffentG. aufruf an
M1onn CUR 3iiffebr mad Der olten
Seimat beiogte II. a.: ,,Sie (Dfalin)
Iirto elmer Ser groBten ltrbo fa6igiten
Sobne oes oeliti9en Bottles. @ir
iino ~it6er5et9t, Dob Sbrer in Gelttidt-
Gono cine biltoriid uidtige 4iifgo6e
borrt. @ir gebrou6en S6re Silfe.
Sic geboren gu uns".
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
Gabcr Day fcrccrtc
tpicHcr piclc este

Die Jeier oes eriten 2nbor Gan
i'm 6rieoen ieit bier Sabren nerapon-
oelte ii6 fir minoeItens 320 Berio-
men in cine Rragooie, oa lie anf Der
4eimfebr BON einem berlangerten
@odenenoe rbr 2eben einbiiBten.
Oie 8erfebrsungliife 6e5ifferten
iih auf 1850: oies mar Die groBte
@n5o5l ieit 8earl Sarbor uno Der
no9folgeroen @aiolin&ationierung.
d2t 1ooesf1ae mlrOen aus oerldie~
0enen artoeren @riinoen gemeloet,
uno SO 8erionen e%rtranfen.
Sn Sainois CAB es oiesmal bic
meiIten Soten. Sieb5ebn '8erionen
fanten BEL Mutounf1aen Inn, II aus
peri9ieoenen anoeren l.lohen mo
8 ertranfen, mos insgeiamt S3 60
0esopfer maht.
Sm letten Sabre biiBten 245 Ser
lonen am 8abor Gop ibr 3eben elm
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07

MAIDEN, entne0er ieine olte @rrperbs
Itelle 5uriif3uerlangen o0er uber 81
beriu6en, cine neue gu erbolten. Oh
8orlnge beiogt. Dab er ,qualifi5iert
Iein mub fir Sic Stele ~ cine 8e
0inqung, Sic cine brittle 8eteranenor
ganilation, Sic DiiableO Nmericar
@eterans, beltimmte, Dor Dem Smut
Ion6en @eiesentmurf 3uriid3rIdeuen
Gie Souptorgumente, be BON Der
beioen 2agern fir be5p. gegen oil
&orloge ins 5elo gefii5rt peroen
folgen:
8eteronenl M%ngenommen, Ell
M1o1en orbeitet uieaeitt iie6er
ODER aft Morate Dor Dem &S-Eot
in elmer 2riegsiobrif. @1brenO oes
inouItriellen l%tebergongs bonn &riel
ouf oen 5rieoen puroe lie entlaiien
bebielt ober lire Senioritdtsre6te
Ga sic meiiten SoIoaten Dor t5rel
Gin0iebung feline ItdnOigen grmerbs.
polten inne botten miiroe 0ieies
Mdo6en in ser Mniteaung 8orranl
Dor 8eteranen genieBen.
@rbeit: Die Soee, Dab elm 8eterar
lSenio0it6tsfreoit fir ieinen @ilitar
oienIt baben Iolte, menn er ouf ieiner
Der orgonilierten Irbeit ~(abgeieber
alien 3ibiIpoiten 3nriiffebrt, lit Dor
oen @iienbabneruerbdnOen) itets
afjepiert moroen. aber oie orgoni.
iierte Mrbeit itrGlibt iid oagegen, Ell
mem 8eteronen Senioritot in elmer
'Stele gu aebell, 0ie er nieNborber in.
ne bate. Die Mr6eit modt barber
binaus gelteno, Dab sic 8orloge Ell
mem Mrbeitgeber, Ser fir Unions
nidts ii6rig bat, ousge5eidnete @e
legenbeit ge6en wiirOe, cine llnioi
III %iprengen.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
O1Dy tuirN am IS.
Sept. aMfeclSlt

@aibington. - 9rdiioent Rru.
man bat Sen StoatslefretGr @Drnes
angemieien, cine Propagunoao6tei-
lung fir oas ausIono i'm S%taotsoe.
partment ein5urihten tp1breno 0ie
Office Of l@nr Snformotion a6ge-
Ihafft uno am Is. September ge.
idloBen uer0en miro. Sn Dem Gre
futioerluB muroen folgenoe geitim-
munger feitgelegt:
1. Die O@S miro obgeifafft.
2. 9ie biSberigen 4ufga6en ser
SgSS fauen Dem Staatsoepartment
uno Dem 9lmt fir interomerifoni,
i6e Mngelegenbeiten gu, oas bis6er
in Sen lateinnamerifnniihen 21noern
t1tig mar. Gin .Snterimsinforma.
i'm Staatsoepartment ioa
Bis gum 81. DECEMBER funftionieren.
3. Staatsiefretdr 8Drnes puroe
angeipieien, bis 5lin gnoe oes So5.
res elm acknowledgements aus.
.5uar6eiten, umelhe8 ndb ieiner @fei.
nuttg ouf oa%uernoer 8oiis funtftio.
nieren ioa~.
Gieies Brogramm miro obne
-3perfel pom &orgreB eebiaigt per.
Sen miiiien.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
SeknciNctpcrf3cm0c cRnc
Wcliram p~rcNm5icrt

9obofen, 90. :. - Die gntoedung,
Dab Die 9eutihen mdbreno oes &rie-
ges cine 2egierung CUR Serlteaung
bon Sdneioemerf5eugen entuidelt
bnben, in Der fein @olfram e%rforoer-
li9 lit, tpuroe bon Brofeiior @regorD
Gomitod, Dem 6oridungsDceftor oes
W~etallpulber : 9aboratoriumS oes
Steoens Snititute Of Se6noIoep be-
fanntgege6en.
Die Mitteilllng lit in eiiiem @rtifel
entbalten, ben gomitod oemn1fit in
tedniiden 3eitidrifien erideinen
l1Bt. or erflGrt, DOS neue Mate-
rial beitebe I'M meientli6en aus
8ano0ium- uno SitonsGarbi0, Die
init meta[liidem NideI berbunoen
ner6en.
Ser @rtifel entbGlt ouBeroem cine
&eibe bon Sntin6en iiber Die oelitide
Snouitrie, Die bon gomItod I'M Iuf.
trnge Der Hegierung in Deutidlano
ermittelt tulir0en.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-07
8eldafti9un9sprob>
leme madben Soroen
Die pcn Observation-Disclosures rcrl0notcn Gc'
Icbcsmabnakmcn trsrNcn mic tuiIioc 6%Mitimmmno
Scr GcpcrRI4aitcn crRnItcn mnN Gin Kenfilft Nrcht
NeteronenberbGl

@ai6ington. = @eteronenberbdn-
Sc un0 0ie orgoniIierte Arbeit itei-
men einen 3uiommenitoB ii6er t5re
Grmerbsredte ju5uiteuern. Oos 5u-
minoeIt lit oie Ariidt oieler moBgeb-
Iiher 8erionlihfeiten in @aibinoton,
0ie Iif Sorgen. ii6er oie Bei6dfti-
gungsprobleme MAIDEN, sic nit Ser
@iidfebr Don Is, 100000 @eteranen
ms .3~ioiIIeben entIte6en werOen.
Gil ponen it'd, nidt ndmentli4
5itieren Iaiien, erfl6ren aber,
l.. 0oB oie BON electromagnetic
iotionen berlungte @eiesmnBnab-
men ME Die miaige 3uitimmung
ser organiiierten Mr6eit erbolten
neroen, un0
2. oob lotpeit fem ofdeptabler
RompromiB gefunOen moroen lit.
Die &%roftprobe 8niiden ben BEL
Sen @agern miro m0gli9erpeiie in
ser 9ebatte iiber cine Borlage fom~
men oie Mbg. &htutlon (@kOeinn.)
beooterte. Die 8orloge bat Sic Inter
itiibung ser @eterans Of 6oreign
Mars uno Die Rlmericon 2egion bat
ii6 nit ibren 8rin8ipien einperltan-
Sen erflGrt, penn iie iie altf ni6t
olsoriidfi6 in0oiiierte. Gieie 6eioen
@erbGnoe boben 100000 Mitglie-
-
ser uno peroen in 8Gfoe oieaei6t
ooppeIt 10 uiel baben. Die @rbeiter-
%ber6Gnoe nit ibren 15,300,000 Mit-
glieoern iinO gegen oie @orIage.
Die &nution-@ orlage Diiroe ben
@eteronen ,,SenioritGt" fir sic beim
WfiIit1r oerbrohte l3eit freoitieren =
nit Observation-Disclosures !3eit fir Sen
iediten Gag un6 0oppelter fir Sonn~
toge. Ser @eteron f0nnte non bic
lem Senioritdtsfreoit oo5u @e6raltd