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Evening star., 1945-12-19
A. I. & I. Loan Authorized
10 Chesapeake & Potomac

Ay tue ASeOCldteo SEesS.
HI RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 19.-Ths
State Corporation Commission yes.
terday authorized the Chesapeake
& Potomac Telephone Co. to obtain
up to $4,000 900 from the American
Telephone g. Telegraph Co. for i'm
provements during 1916.
The authorization Is under the
Virginia Public Utilities Aff1liates
Law, and permits cash advances
from A. T. & T. 20 the c. g.. P. fol
betterments and additions to its
Virginia facilities. The Commits
sion's order stated that the ad-
yances could be covered by notes
bearing 1892 per cent interest pay.
able on or before January /, 1861.
Evening star., 1945-12-19
B 'noi Birth Women
To HeurRed Cross Aide

Mrs. Kate Drain Lawson, former
overseas director and supervisor for
the American Red Cross at Calcutta,
India, will speak at the monthly
meeting of the B'nai Birth Women
of Alexandria at 8:15 o'clock to-
night.
Mrs: Lawson, who also is widely
known in art and designing, re-
turned to this country two months
ago and will speak of her exper-
fences in India. The meeting Is
scheduled for the Beth El Temple
2o8 North Washington street, Alex
andria.
Evening star., 1945-12-19
Hotel Association Names
Gilbert Walker President
By the Associated Press

By the AsSociated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 19.-Gil-
bert G. Walker, jr., of Marion was
named to head the Virginia Hotel
Association next year at the close
of the annual convention yesterday.
Others officers are Barney H.
Harris, Warrenton, vice president;
Gordon G. Morgan, Petersburg,
treasurer, and Harris Mitchell, Rich
mond, reelected secretary.
Named to the Board Of Directors
were Eugene r. Branch, Winchester;
Ralph ]. Hewlett, Staunton; John
D. Green, Williamsburg; Harry A.
Sin,ktns, Richmond, and z. Jack
son Eegborn, Culpeper.
Evening star., 1945-12-19
February Action
On Arlington S
Charter Planned
Draft to Undergo
More Hearings,
Choirmun Promises

Arlington's incorporation charter
will be prepared in time for presen-
tation to the Virginia Legislature
early in February, Commission
Chairman Lawrence w. Douglas tolo
more than 100 county citizens anG
civic group representatives last night
at the first public hearing on charter
provisions.
Mr.. Douglas opened the hearing
by stating tentative charter will
be publicized early next month, fol-
lowing second hearing. Friday. The
public will have ample opportunity
to make recommendations and ex-
press opinions, he said.
Recommendations, presented by
representatives of 10 different cit
liens organizations and by several
individuals, followed the same lines
on most points.
Support Most Points.
Generally supported were proyi-
sions for a council-manager form of
government; notification to man
ager before either renewal or ter
mination of his contract, local judges
elected for four-year terms, city
attorney and city auditor appointed
by council and responsible directly
to it, annual report required, refer
endum required for charter amend
ments. opportunity for qualified
voters to initiate amendments, ref
erendgm and recall for council
members for their acts, publication
Of an annual budget with alterna-
ton by more than 10 per cent pro-
hibited, and vacancies in city elected
Offices to be filled by special election.
Wide differences, however, CEN
tered around the number of council
members to be elected, with recon-
mendations ranging from five to
nine. A majority supported a
seven member group.
Differences also developed con-
corning respective merits of elect
ing the council at large or by the
ward system. Several favored ward
system. with two council members
elected at large, but majority
strongly opposed this system and
favored electing all members at
large.
Suffer on Bond Issue.
There was wide divergence OF
opinion with respect to bond issues
In some instances, it was recon-
mended that the council be denied
authority to issue bonds. A majority,
however, would give the council au-
thority to issue bonds for approved
purposes, with limitations on the
amount ranging from $780, 900 up to
l8 per cent of local real estate val
ues, provided by the State constitu-
ton.
Election of city officials on a non-
partisan basis was favored.
!, Mrs. Florence Cannon, speaking
for the Organized Women Voters
Club, recommended the creation of
aboard of School Estimates. con-
sisting of three members of the
School Board and two Council men,
bers.
Its purpose, she said, mainly
would be to screen school budget
items after the budget had been
submitted by the School Board.
Mrs. Cannon supported the election
of School Board members by popu-
lar vote, along with a majority Of
other organizations represented.
Evening star., 1945-12-19
Judge Melvin Leaves
Estate to Widow
By the Associated Press.

oy Inc ASoUCldteu fEcsSs
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 19-The will
Of the late Judge Ridgely P. Melvin
Of the Court Of Appeals, probated in
the Anne Arundel County Orphans
Court yesterday, left the entire es-
tate to his widow, Mrs. Augusta Bur-
well Melvin.
There was no estimated value OF
the estate. Mrs. Melvin was named
executrix without bond.
Evening star., 1945-12-19
$2,076,655 AIIocoted
To Virginia Schools
By the Associated Press,

By tne ASS0clHteu FTeSs.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 19.-The
State Board Of Education announced
yesterday the distribution to Vir-
ginia localities Of $2,076, ,655.47 COM
pleting one-half Of the estimated al
lotment of the general school ap-
preparation for 1945-46.
The distribution, made on q
quarterly basis, is based on teacher
units.
Evening star., 1945-12-19

mercial, but Mayor william T.
wilkins last night ruled the action
invalid when it was learned Council
apparently had not ordered the
change legally advertised, even
though 1t had been inadvertently
advertised the required length of
time.
A request Of Frank Simkins, World
War II veteran. to reopen a junk
business at 422 South Alfred street,
was approved.
Evening star., 1945-12-19

Additional candidates for Alexan-
dria municipal Offices are expected
to file despite the December
"deadline" because of probable Gen.
eral Assembly action in January tc
amend the War Voters Act.
At a meeting of City Council last
night State Senator Andrew w
Clarke said it is almost a certainty
that the Legislature will pass special
legislation recognizing the candi-
dacy of municiual Office aspirants
who have filed after the deadline
The municipal election date Of June
II cannot be changed, he said, be-
cause this is fixed by the constitu-
ton.
To afford absent service men and
women an opportunity to vote in
elections the General Assembly
passed the War Voters Act, increas-
ing the time between the primary
and the election from so to 80 days
The filing deadline before the March
primary also was increased to 90
days. But candidates in Richmond
and Roanoke failed to file under the
special rule.
Alexandria's Democratic party
sought to cope with this years sit
uation by publicizing the earlier
filing date and Is candidates filed
for the City Council before the
deadline.
Favor Retirement plan.
The Council passed resolution
by John w. Tulloch requesting SEN
ator Clarke and Delegate w. Seldom
Washington to amend the city char
ter so as to authorize the establish
ment of a retirement system fol
municipal employees. Senator Clarke
previously told the Council police
and firemen had asked him about
this matter and Mr.. Tulloch said he
strongly urged extension OF the plan
Ito "all OF our loyal city, employees
who have been with us for years, in
Evening star., 1945-12-19
Survey Authorized.

The Council authorized Fire Chief
James M. Duncan, jr., to survey the
water. make recommends
tions and to acquire the suggested
plug -thawing devices.
Following last weeks objection by
Councilman Thomas A. Hulfish that
the Council had ignored regular
procedure in rezoning property In
the 400 block Of Prince street, the
Council agreed to set the petition for
rehearing at its first January meet
ing. Last week the property was
rezoned from residential to COM
Evening star., 1945-12-19
Additional c Candidates May File
I'm Alexandra Despite DeodIine

some cases, at great sacrifice. Some
protection must be given them"
Another item relating to election
procedure was presented by Coun-
Gilman Paul Delaney. He described
as unnecessarily expensive the pres
ent Virginia constitutional require
ment for municipal elections in
June, which necessitates different
filing and primary dates than for
the Statewide and national con-
tests primaries and elections in
August and November. Council in
structed City Manager Carl Bud
wesky to seek the support of the
League of Virginia Municipalities
because a constitutional amendment
would be required.
Samuel B. De Vaughan, volunteer
fireman since 1919, criticized Council
for conditions he said existed. at the
time Of the Del Ray Apartment fire
yesterday. He said the city should
have provided two plug thawers" at
each station, declaring that firemen
were delayed nearly 10 minutes in
getting hose into play. He also at
tackled the city for not having pro-
Wded water mains larger than four
inches to the area and for permit
ting buildings Of the type which
caught fire to be used for apart
mentS.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-20
Srauer int
@etRen Sans

8oihinoton 6ruii @lcnnor
Hooieuelt c~rfielt sic Nnhriht pom
SinidleiOen oes Sr1iiOenten i'm StI-
Qroue Club, mo lie elmer @obltotig-
DISCRIMINATING b%eiDobnte, iiberS
Selep6on, unO Die erIten @orte, Ole
lie i'm 8eiBen Soits 1uBerte, moren:
,Mir tut es mebr leiO nm Oas Solf
unO INN Oie @elt ais ltm ans iclblt."
Sic teilte ibren pier I'M Gienit lteben-
Sen Sobnen Die Tralernafridt III
elmer Depeide nit, in meld)er lie
ioote, ooB Ser Yr1iioent ionit elrt-
ihlafen lei. ,,gr tot leiile Arbeit
bis gum @noe, wie er oaS piinldte.
@ott ie9ne ellth ule.@s
Nuh ibrer 2iidteIg in ons Weibe
Sous empfing lie Ben S~i5eproiioen-
ten Iritmun in ibrem 3immer in
,ueiten Stod uno io9te ibn: Scr
3rGliOent lit ioe6en oerld)ieoen.
,,@as fam iA tuu2", fragte Srlt-
man, llno 6raii &ooleoeIt CAB Ole
Mntport. .Sogen sic ulS, mas mir
run f0nnerl. &onnen mir Sbnen II
genowie befen?"
Gur5 nodD Z llbr obenOS perlieB
lie Oas @eiBe Suus, nm nod 8orlr
sprinqs slt fLiegen. Sic uerobifie-
oete Iid) pom i6rer Eohter, 6ratI
Anno 8oettiger, Die I'M WeiBen
Soltie blie6, nit einem Sub. S1
ibrer 9egleitlng befanOen iih Ste
pben gorlp, ser Sefretdr Oes @rdii.
oenten, unO Momiral Bob McSn.
tpre, iein Ar5t.
gIs Sic So0esnudriht im Sul
arupe Gllb onfam, mar BORT aud
TSrau Wooorom @ilion onueieaO
Sic 9it1pe 0es 8r1iioenter I'M erlter
0eltfrieq ser nod Ben &riegSan
Itrenaungen 5ulnmmengebrofen 1T
lrou Rooieoelt nobm Die So0eSnud}
ridt iiber ous Telepbon wentgegen
Iaqte fem 8ort 81 Ben 8alten mi
fltbr in i6rem Alttomobil Oapon.
Sier wuroe beiite entbiilt, Dab oel
8raIi0ent if)on Dor ieiner abreil'
mad @arm Springs nif)t bel 8utel
@eInnobeit gepeien lei. ST. oel
letten ISOLDE teilte 6rou &oclenel
Dem Seltaor gurfleD ali eiten
9onfett nit, DaB Der @rdlioen
in ser lesten 3eit ieiner gtobrnnf
fcinen @eldmaf obgeminnen font'
uno Do6er mn ettDaS Critic genom
men bobe.
Als sic Eooesnohrift befann
murOe, ~Iommelten it'd bllnOerte Dol
Qeufen Dor oem @eiBen Saits OH
ouf Dem Die 6Iagge nuI SoIbmnl
oeiebt mur0e.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-20
NcbctcrfinNcr pct
2lmtcrienncrn croriiicn

Sn 9%biirinqen, Deutid)lano =
aitf @rltn0 elmer @itteiIung bon ei-
mem anI1iiigen Geutifsen iinteriudt,
ten 2ruppen Ser Gritten armee om
Mittpod) cine moleriife alte Miible
itno ergriffen eiien Nann, ser OILS
elmer Ser Grinder Ser oeutihen g.
8omben be3eifnet muroe, ur6 Ser
iid nit ieiner 6rau uno fiinf W9itar.
beitern berborgen bielt.
@r lit So1onneS @ollnoip, bon oen
es beiBt, er babe Sen 2ihtaltomnten
erfunoen, elm eleftriides Al1ge an
&obot8 om6en, oas Oeren 6ernfon-
trolle pom 8oOen aus ermogliht.
@olInom uno ieine 8egleiter be5eid-
naten ii6 Sen anlerifanern ge9eniiber
ieoof ols 8riiden6au : Sa6oerltdn-
0iae.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-20
&ei@ wirO
%an9efla9t

@nl6inqton - Ieutiflarl0 mnr0e
BON sen 8ereinigten Stnaten formell
Ser unmenifliden 8ebonOlltng alne-
rifoniIder @riegseefangener belfll-
oigt. 8eitraflng Der D%erant1portll-
den 0o6iS mur0e Don amerifa per-
lpro6en.
llno es iie6t alh 10 aus, ais oh
ole oeutihen &riegsgefnngenen IN
0ieIem 2uno einige acknowledgement
uerlieren peroeit, oblpobl cine Ser
geltung Auge UNI Guge fir Die ytnd)-
IGIligfeit, @lei6giiltigfeit urO @rnu.
iomfeit Der Na3is nidt beabfidtigt
lit.
Sn elmer iormeIlen @rflGrltng oe8
Staats- uno 0es 9riegs+0 Depart
melts, oie bon Sefretdr Stimion aui
elmer 8reiiefonferen3 uerlelen wuroe,
beiBt es:
,,81gli6 meroen 6dlle ablihtlider
NadldIiigfeit, @leidgiiltigteit uno
@rauiamfeit in ser 8ebanolung anle-
rifanil6er &riegSgefangener entaeH,
Sanohinsen, Die ole geiarnte 5ioili-
lierte 8elt id)odiert baben.
.3iele @reuel iperoen our6 ben
6eoauernsperten 3uitano ser befrei-
ten amerifaniifen SoI0aten barge
tan. Die mnerifaniide Station miro
lie nift pergeiien.
,,@s lit unier Acknowledgment @nt-
lfyluB, oarauf 5u ieben, oaB Die Ga
ter oieler %geneinen ger6red)en gegen
nmerifaniife 8irger uno gegen Die
Qualification nls iolde sur 8edenidaft
ge5ogen mer0en."
@s miro in Der grflarung belnerft,
onB on ser Sit- nno AT Ser @eit-
front $4,000 nmerifonilfe @efnnge-
ne befreit apuroen, lllo oaB oie 0eut-
id)en in Gile meitere $4,000 in 0aS
Snfere 9eutidlonOs perle9t baben
no lih bereitS $4,000 ~6efanoen. IS
beiBt onnm lpeiter:
> Ser (fldelife) 3nitano, in DEM
iidl piele Der 10000 Wdnner iest be
finoen, lit gum groBen Cell ouf
9eutihlanos fanatiiden @ntldluB
3uriid3ufiibren, einen boffnunesIoien
&rieg f~ortlesen, Ser MIR 81 elmer
a%llgemeinen aufloiung uno 5u elmer
|fataitropbolen Nieoerloge fiibrt."
ue6er ben er5mungenen Marid in
Aein INNER fleiner meroenbes 0eutid)-
Alono beiBt es III Ser @rfldrung ipie
uGie 0eutide Gegieruig traf nlir
seringe o6er gar feline Gorbereitung,
fiir Serpflegung, ll%nterfunft urio
ir5tliAe Geriorgung oieier @efanae-
aen, Die unter ungiinitigen @etter-
oerbdltniiien lnnge Mdride MAIDEN
nnBten. 8iele BON ibnen fnnen CT.
fopit uno franf am 3iel an"
Washington Journal., 1945-04-20

ftr 9uftmaffe

2onoon - Inlerifaniide Slug.
3ellae oerIetten Ser oeutif)en 2uft.
naffe Sen ldpuerIten S61ag, Ben il
lie an eitlem Gag erbolten bot, UNI
8erit0rten menigitens 842 feinolidN
5lua8elge. N4n 4beno gab Genera
Spaos einen ~beionoeren Eogesbefebl
nit ser GrfI1rl1ng aus, 0oB Ser ltra.
tegil6e 2uftfrieg eegen GelttIdlanf
Iiegrei6 abgeidloIien porOen 1T
Ser 8ormarid) unierer 8ooentrnp-
pen bat Sen Itrotegiiden 2titfriel
beenoigt", lagte ser General, Der
bin3ufiigte, DOB bon iebt a6 oie ldppe-
rem 8om6er uno &nlug5eltge nit
SEN taftilden 8erbanoen fooperierer
meroen. Gatldd1id bot Die &on5en.
trotion ser ifaperen Bomber our oi-
reften llnteritiibung Ser 8Ooenopera.
tionen bereits b%egonnen.
@eitern g"riffen iiber $500 Slug
3euge sic 8dbnen 5miifen Sen omeri=
fanii6en uno Sen ruiiiiden Stellun-
gen, 0ie beutid)e @arniIon, Die iif bis
iebt nod BEL 8or0eaur ge6alten bot,
llno nnoere tpidtige 8erfebrs5iele an,
DEFENDERS in Ser gl9efoilonofei.
Mltitangs uno 9~bunoerbolts, Die
foutn nod ais @Sfortflug5enge 6en0-
tigt pliroen, gingen tief nuF Slug:
plGse berunter II. pernid]teten on Die
448 oeiitld)e 6lll95eltge auf Dem 80
Sen. 9ns iibertrifft ben biSberiger
&eforo bonn lebten Gienstng, an
melhem 377 Slug5euge 5erltort muir
Sen. Sn oen lebten 3ebn Sagen ba-
ben Die 9eutIfen iiber 1000 Slug
6elige u~erloren.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-20
Gtalin bleibt
nnna19iebi9

0olhiimtpn - HltBlunO blelbt
ourauf beltebenL onb Die polntlhe
propiloril6e &egierung pom Sltbltr
5t Der 8elt Siherbeitstonterell5 III
Gan 5rancisco 5ugelolien miro.
0oS Mtosfauer 8aoio brofte Oiele
4nfiin0iaung geroOe 5Dei Gage.
nndoem Morihna Soiepb Stain
ser G~ntien0ung BON IhBeRtommll'
lar Molotou gu Der &onieren5 IN
Sun Jroncisco 5ugeitimmt botte.
8rdli0ent 3ruman iiebt lid iesi
aleih 5u 9eginn leiner Sroiloert.
Ifaft Dem fnotigen polniifen Sro'
blem %fonfrontiert.
Sic &ommiiiion Der ,,@roBer
0rei", sic in Mosfau ooran arbei.
tete, sic polniide &egierling I'M Sin.
ne ser SSalta : Abmadungen ltm5u.
btl0en, lit nod Ser Meinung britt.
id]er 8eobnd)ter EN- oernidtenoel
sSeblId)la0 beid)ieoen morOen uni
0iirfte Iid nit ser Abreiie Dor
4ulBenfommiIiar Molotoo naf Der
Ser. Stooten oufl0len. Die Som.
miIlion beiton0 aus @olotop, 8. .
Sarrimon ltn0 Sir ArdJibalO GlorI
Garr, oen gotiduftern BON Anerifc
begin. @nglano.
Qonoon - 9remierminiiter @blrd)
id 9d6 wortfarg ole l1neinigfeit oel
,,@roBen 0rei" 6e5iiglid) Ser point
ifen 6rage 81 ltno Derifob leine fil
heltte geplaite 8eoe inn Torlamen'
ouf Donnerstng.
3ns in Salta Don ruIlilfer Selt'
gegeberle 8eripreden, cine ileue 9e
gierllng in @arIdalt i'm Gimme Del
Mit6eron3iebung Der v9onoolel
@oIen" Sit erDeitern, lit nlht II
elmer @eiie allsgefiibrt wor0en, oi
bier nno in @albington befrieoig
bat, uno sic beioen grOBen Demo
fratien 9oten es oenn audi obgelebnt
Dem ruiiiiAen 8unife naftrag
Iifer @~inluolutg Ser 8olenre9ie
rllng in 8orid)olt 81 ser beuorite
ben0en 9onferen5 in Son 6ranciscI
31 entlpre6en. Gie Anfiin0iglunl
Mosturs bot 0ober cine nelte arii
in Ser 2oiung Der 8olenfra8e FER
n1ifbeldpporett.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-20
CHESTNUT FARMS

lln0 oornit lit oud ieine perIonlit'e
politiihe 86iloiopbie dardfteriltert.
Sruuann bat erfldrt, Die Station
f6nne allie grper6Sitellen nad) Dem
Griege 6eihuffeL ole notwenoig lem
miiroen = 60 Wtillionen, menn OaS
sic crforoerlihe 3obl iein lollte
~oorou8geleBt nltr, ooB Nlanner Der
Qinfen ullO ser &ehten 5uiammenge.
ben.
IS mar 6arrp z. Srlununs Soee,
einen SenotsauSiduB 5ur le6erpd-
dlllg ser Observation-Disclosures eill-
5uleben, unO ieine Nr6eit ais Tor-
Iibeuoer 0ieleS &omLitees NOR es, Die
ion ans rclotiper S6ifuritdt oors tu-
tionole Ranlpcnlidt brndte. Gls CT
1884 inter ser 8loQ9e Oes ,9ew
0eal" ul0 nit Sem Segen Der DEMO.
tratiidlen Mdi6ine Iom 8en0ergnltS,
Oes ,9oBes" BON Sonlos Stir, in
Sen 8un0esienot gepdblt ipurOe, NOR
iein Naue o%ltBerba(b Miilouris nod
faum befornt. Sn iener aampogne
mar eS, ols er iiir icine eigene @erIon
sic 89ruie pr6gte: Ser CUTE redlte
Arm Oes 8ralioenten".
Sn ieinem gor3en eriten amtsters
min int Setnt mahte truman MIR
wenig BON iih reoen. Gr ipradD Iels
ten Dor ser 9onlmer llto erihien OLE
Berbalb ieines 6eimntsitnotes nur ge-
(e8entlidl Dor ser Geiientliffeit.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-20
Hcpfins, HccicpcIts
Jntimt,as, bel Grmfman

Waibington 9arrp 9opftns,
6ronflin Gelono &oolepelts 5reuno
uno 8ertraiiter, botte inn @eiBen
Sons 2und nit 8rdlioent Sorrp Q.
Truman. Gttpas abge5ebrt ousie-
berl0 infolge &rnnfbetf, beOeutete er
8reiieuertretern. bnB er ieiac BlGne
fiir Die 3ufnuft ~porl6lifig nidyt Dis
futieren noble.
6opfin8, Der bon Der Mopo Clinic
in 3oheiter, Winn., CUR SrnlerTeier
nod @aibington flog, erfldrte, es
faae ibm lfhper, 81 iagen mas ibm
in bieien 1agen olf Dem Ser5en
liege. Gr ieste bin5u, oaB er Crit
man nof 8erlaiien ioes @ofpitals
pieoernm nltfiuf)en tper0e, linn i'm
nit alen Snformationen pertrnrrt 81
MAIDEN, sic i) in meinen 8e3ieblin-
gen nit Serrn &ooieuelt erlortgt ba-
Ben mag.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-20
1tntcritiibt Sic Hcmtlstc
3eitmne, cs 1T cure
3eitmno!

GemSet Gamilien : @adridten,
8ereinsnadridten, iouie ionitise
i~nterefante 9enisfeiten an Die
3ebaftiOn. @ir iinb serne be-
reit nnS frenen ms, berartise
9adJridten i'm rSOnrnal" 81 brin-
gen. Sic belfen ms bamit nnO
permeiben, bnF mir 6afir pernnt.
tuurtliG senad)t tuerOen, tuein gr-
cigniiIe in Tnmilienfreiien (0cs
bnrtstase, Sodseiten, 9inotanfen,
SterbefGae, 8einde BON Trennoen
niu.) nidt in n~nierer, reip. eitrer
3eitnns IN finben limb.
8enadridtist bic &eOaftiOn,
10 Sirtb Ctr. q. %, @Gbinston
1, 8. 6. (Ternipred5er sectional
1889.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-20
HmnHcrtc BET Haicm>
Grpleiien ectStet

Som - Gin nit 2uitbom6en be-
(aoenes umerifanii6es 2i6ertpsSdiff
'flog atn Montag i'm @afen Don Bari
in sic 2uft, nobel uneefdbr 1867
itolieniihe 3iDiliiten nno cine nod
nid)t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3abl nmerifa-
niiher uno britiiher SoIoaten uno
Seeleute get0tpt ober Oerlebt lpuroelL
mie ein 8eamter Ser italieniidn Ste.
gierung erflGrte.
Washington Journal., 1945-04-20
s, 8. 81. erla9 &ein &urss
@ebirnl@lo9 we6iel Srumans

8alhill0tou - Dor 0Cm &o1greB
belt 8r6lioent Sorrp 2. Truman
Montog ieine bon Ser gon5euNelt nit
SponmrlQ erportete &eoe, aus Der
beruorging, ooB er 5tr grfdmpiun9
0es Sieaes uno Der Siderung 0eS
6rieoens an sic Trin5ipien Ieines
u~erltorbenen 8%org1ngers ~feltbalten
un0 BORT fortfabren miro, mo Hoole-
uelt 0as Sterer aus Der 9an0 geben
mlrBte.
Sr1iiOent truman, Der nit Oor.
nernoem applous e%nlpfangen uno
BON Spreder Sam &ouburn porge-
Iteut muroe, perliherte, Dab er
Sonflin 9. Nooiepelts Bro9ramm
fir einen 0uuerbaften 6rieOen fort-
ieben lperoe un0 ,,ltniere 9enitbun-
gen CUR @erbeiIerlng 0eS 2oieS Oes
~gerpo6nIidlen Bottles"
lln0 wd6reno 8rdiiOent truman
ueriprad, Hooiepelts SOeaIe nno
8~rie0ens5iele init oil ieiner &rdtt
uno ieinem gon3en Ser5en 6u unter-
fifteen uno 81 oertei0igen", flang
oitrd1 ieine gauge &eoe cine Bite
al ole Anleritaner Ourdb linn bel
oeren 8erpirflidJung 5u belfen.
@enn IelttidlnnO O0er Sapun IL
genD cine Soffmung gebabt bo6en,
0aB Elm &egiprltn9sped)lel Die Eiir jll
eilem 0erhan0llndsfrie0en 0ffnen
f0nnte, Damn mltrOen Oieie SOffnun-
gen 0urdt oieie ieine @orte 81 Shon-
SEN gemadt: ,,llnier &oriub NOR
uno blei6t be%oingungsloie ue6er.
ga6e. Nihts miro unieren @ntif]luE
erifiittern sic 9riegsidptloigen 81
baltrafen, iel6it rpenn mir lie bis ans
GnOe ser @elt perfoIgen miiIien.
Sd piinide. oaB es Oie gall5e @eli
mile, oaB oieie 3ielriftlng bleiben
mllB unb miro - beoin9ungslole
llebergobe. 8ir tperOen nift mil
0en SSrieoensbrefern iiber Ole Grie.
0ens6e0ingltngen p%erbanoeln."
An0ere &ernplnfte leiner &eoe
mdren:
u@enm 5llfiinftiee ariege oerbiitet
meroen imollen, miilIen oie frie0lie-
Sen Nutionen in ibrer @ntid}loiienbeii
ucreilt 6lei6elL 6rie0et unter Dem
@eieb III boltcn. Der 6rieocnSbrud,
ir9eltomo lit cine Nl%ngelegenbeit Der
frie6lie6enoen &ationen ~lrgenopo.
Nifts lit mi9tiger fir Sen 5ufiiitfti-
gen Srie0en Der Melt, ols Tortgeies.
tes 3uIommetorbeiten Der Jeotioneit,
Sic Sic notluenoige &rnft altf6rof)te1.
nm Sic 8erifnp0rung ser falhiitiIder
M6hte sur @eltbeberridung ST be.
iiegeIn."
Sic 8erontmortlng Der groBer
Staoten lit ST. 0ienen, nidt 81 ooni'
tlieren."
lin Sen 8runoItein 81 einen
Iouerfrieoen 81 le9en, %nniiflen ipli
rid)t nlir lit 6ormonie NIT unierei
6reunoen ouBerbolb arbeiten, ion.
ocrn oud sic unse:eilte llnteritiisunQ
ullieres eigenen golfeS baben."
BUR 8erniftung raub9ieriger
Gpronnen nit 8eIteroberungspIdner
fonnen mir nift in ieoer Generation
sic 8liite u%nierer Sugeno opfern. Sn
Nomen menidlifer anitonoigfeii
uno Civilization muB uno miro eint
rationellere Metbooe CUR 8eilegunq
Matchmaker llnltimmigfeiten %gefunOeu
mer0en."