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Washington Journal., 1945-10-05

tie fiir Butter, Mdrgorine, Shmeines
ldpmul5 uuO anoere Settle unO Dele
lperoen gleidinIIs bis gum ~. Gfto-
Der in Groit bleiben, Der Su%nfttpert
fiir 8ii6fonierten miro ieOoh pro
Gfuno Inn 3pei bis orei 8unfte be-
rabgeiebt.
Q(uBeroem meroen neben Sen bill
ligeren 6Ieiifitiicfen aud @nmbitrger
mo Seals mo @urun : Boiteten, Ole
ans ioldem 6leiid ber9eitellt limo.
rotionsirei iein.
@benio merOen biertnterfnaen, bill
Ii9ere Stiide bon bo1pertigem
6(eif apie Siterrippe. 8rltititiid uno
6lotfenteile.
Die Jreiga6e bon ,)lttilitp" &on-
lerpen- un0 Gutter" : Sorten bon
&iuo uno Sdoi uno Der
,lltilitp" 3eile BON 2amm uno
Aulb BON Ser &otiunierulg mar Die
sic GE2( erflGrt, ourd 0ie iuiionge-
nldB erbobte Wten9e Oes oui ben
Marft ae6rodlten meiOefetten Biebs
mo9lid gemo6t morOen.
Gies trug IN groBem MaBe Oo5u
6ei, oenn So6res : 5leiidourdihnitt
altf etpu 100 8iuno pro &opf Der
aui5l6rin9er1 I'M Bergleih SIT 115
Yfuno Dor penigen Monaten.
@hpa 1,502, 100000 8funo 6leiid
meroen fiir sic 3.pil6eoolferung in
Gftober sur @erfiigiing iteben, t50y-
coo 600 8funo mebr ols in oieiem
Monot. &unO 60 8ro5elit Ser ge-
iontntmenge mer0en Ser Hotionie-
rltng unterlie9et.
9ieSY9lpeilt oorauf bin, 0oB 6tpar
fiir sic inter &atlonierillg blei6en.
0en 6leii6qualit1ten bic 8nnftaperte
mtperdnoert lei6en, tdtia6lid a6er
Ben &oniumenten mebr rote 8unfte
iiir Butter uno Margnrine bleiben,
neil mebr ais ein 9rittel Der 6leiIh-
6elieferungen rationierungsfrei iein
mir0.
6inf lteue rote aupons fir so
Gunfte treten folnmenoen Wontag
in Strait. @s iino Dies &l, 81 ri,
III uno Gl I'M &otionsbu6 4.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
35 N1ciIcm per StMnNe
ncth inttftcr Sahrercn3c

Ser &%onln1iiiur fir &roftfabr5eltge
6es Staates Stem Vorf, Glifforo S,
5let6er, erfldrte beute: ,Jg8ir iin0
nod niht bereit, oie 8orfriegs =6obr.
QeI6minoigfeit pieoer ein5ufii6reu.
@leit3eitig %erinnerte er allie Aito-
fa6rer i'm Stoat Stem 9orf oaran,
SAB Sic observation-disclosures bon
35 Neilen per Stunoe naf mie Dor
III araft bleibe.
9ieie 6a6rgeihminOi9feit, Die
m16reno oes &rieges BON Stnats-
mo 8un0esbeboroen eireeiiibrt wur-
6e, miro I'M Staot SEEN 0orf Bis gum
i. Suli @eIesesfroit bebolten, lpetlr
nid)t Die 2egislatur porber cine ab-
1noerung gutbeiBt.
aommiiiar 6letder erii6t Oos
8ublifum, oieie 5abrgel6winoigfeii
,,freimillig" ein5ubulten, Defenders
ga lie in Mnbetradt Der a6gebraudt
ten &eifen uno 8remien notig lei
@r mies peiter Onrauf bin, ooB biz
3obl Ser @erfebrsunidlle ifon boz
Der M~ufbebung Ser @en3in&ntio.
nierung geltiegell lei. SIM Sltli ma.
rem 81 8ro5. Der toOlid)en uno Is
8roj. Ser leidteren Q1nfdlle 6urd.
lauBeradtlaiiung Der 6obrgei6min.
oigfeit Derurind)t poroen.
Mugenideinlid, fiigte 5err 6let-
der bin5u iiberihreiten biele 6a6rer
Die 6abrgren5e iln giten @lau6ell,
ooB Sic Beitimmungen iiber IS Mei-
len per Stunoe nit &riegsenoe Out.
geboben moroen ieien.
SIN Suli Dem lesten Monat fir
ben Statitifen porliegetL betrug oie
3abl ser Rooesfdlle 1913, uerglifer
nit tO4 I'M lebten Sabre. Berle-
burgen beliefen iih auf 5942 geger
5162 i'm lebten Sabre.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
% Este bet 1tns
rmhen in Bombay

gom6np - Die 8oli5ei eroffnete
Seuer auf l~lnrubeItifter in orei oi6t
beo0lferter Stoofteilen gombapS.
als ii6 sic Spanniing 5tpilden 9in=
6us uno Mobonmeoanern erbobte
uno Ole 3ubI Der Gotten Bel iporc1i-
ifen Generalization alif %, Die Der
8eripunoeten ouf 104 Herionen ltieg.
Sros Der 8emitbungen BON 51ib-
rern Ser Sinous mo Wobammeon-
rerlt, oen Granddaughter elm @noe
gu MAIDEN, 'erfLart Die Toli5el, Bob
IifJ ole 2age perihIiHsHert babe. Sn
0eruirin @itlsibenidaifl ge5ogener
Staotteilen lit cine 8oli5eiitinoe bon
10 ll6r abenos bis 6 l1br firth elnge-
fiibrt tpor0en.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
@rOpaganoa
an Der Mrbeit

Berlin. -Maoio Berlin emit Die
Gimme Ser @a3i 8ropagnnoa, per-
breitet iett 19 Stltn0en tdgli9 Die
bolitiide 2ebre Ser Sopiet : Union
unter ser 0irefter Mufildt Don 10
Offiaieren ser &oten Mrmee. S6wol
fi9 Ser Sen0er i'm britiiten Seftor
befin0et, bot oas Convict : Meilitor.
fommanoo itrifte 9ontroQe be6aIten.
Sic 8ertreter Ser iibrigen oIiierten
M1afte, oie por~iibergebeno ole Tbele
of3eptierten, Dob ser Senoer cine
Gunftion ser Soipiet Gone lit, mar
ten nod onf @aribaa 3bufoos @nt'
i9eibung be3iiglid Der @ewd6rung
bon Sen0e3eit.
Go0io Berlin oiirfte ouf oie so
Miaionen 9elttihen I'M Rotbitler-
@ei6 einen groBerert ginOrud aus
iibcit ais irgen0ein onoeres Meollnt
oaiierter 8ropogdnoa. Ser Senoer
miro muir BON einem fteitten Bro5ent-
iob iener gebort, beren @niidten ge-
fornt meroen iollen, ober gerbrelt-
una Don Muno gu Muro ltno inter
itiibt our9 5uidbli6e @erii6te trogen
oos SPORT ser Station melt fpeItlib
Ser ruIliiden Gone. Snnerbalb bon
flint Monaten bot Otaoio Berlin
pier 8ropngan0asSiege errnngen.
9ieie iino
l3bufou bat ols eriter alliierter
&ommonoont oen geihlogenen Geut-
ifen @ebensmittel 5ugelpieler, UNI
0ie @erliner pom @erbungern gu
retten; sic @ote Armee mar Die erite
olliierte Maft, Die lid BON ieoem
MailenbaB gegeniiber ben Oeutiden
freilagte; oie Somietbeboroen ba6en
ais erite oie @ieoerge6urt polittlfer
@arteien b~egiinitigt; 3bnfops @er-
moltllng mar Ole erite,oie Die Mufs
t~eilung GROCER Glitter auf lanoloie
8ouern a~noronete.
Gas Stntionsperlonal lit ourd
iforfe Observation-Disclosures ge-
i6iist.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05

o6fommen eine Jortiesung ieiner
6Ieiidlieferungen uorgeieben.
Gas 6anoelSantt CAB b%etnunt, Dab
oie MISUNDERSTANDING sic pom 81.
0luguit Oatiert III, Dem brittiAen Bot
idaiter in 9ueilnS Mires ollsgebdll-
Oigt uurOe.
Gus britiIde Mibendmt lebitte es
d6. 81 Ser Situatiou SteIlltna ju
nebnlcn. ober an anOeren britiimen
unO aud or9entiniid'en SteIIcn muir
oe erflGrt, Dab Der 8ertrog nit @noe
oes &rieges peroltet lei. Gos Mbfont-
men mllroe om l.. Gejember 1886
fir Orei Sobre ab1eIhloiien murOe
ober baum iiir Die Naaer oes 9rie-
des perl1nqert.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
@roRbanfcn
bel6lagna9mt

Rofio. - General Moc9(rt6ur lleB
81 inpaniide 6inan3inititute BON
9ruppan beIese1 uno fiibrte einen
S6log gegen Die gang 8onfengrup-
pc, melfe Sapnns Jinan5en be-
berritt bat. Gas perionlide Ser.
mogen oeS Mifooo mag 6aour6 be-
troftn IIein. @abreno ntterifoni-
Idle Eruppen III 8a~nfgebalioc in
Iofio, Sinfa, gofoboma, @ogope,
@o6e, Sbimonoiefi un0 6ufuofo ein'
riidten, muroen @ertreter Der iapa-
nild}en Ginan5 nod Oem Sauptqlar.
tier oes Generals entboten.
MadNrtbur fiinotgte an, ooB ale
5inansinititute, melde sic @roberun.
gen Ser Sdpaner f~ittan5iert ba6en
Iiquioiert Der0en.
Gie Banf BON Snpal,. oas fiibren-
Sc 6inon5inftitute bes aurt0eg, fulir-
Sc e6enTaas 6eiebt, I'm it'd Der Be-
It1noe- 3u bemddtigen, aber inn
Sauptquartier pur6e erfldrt, Dab Die
@anf nidt liquibiert ueroen ioa uno
lire Giiren wieper offnen miro. &n
Sic @lfr3el Ser gdn5en Jinanaluirt.
ifaft oes idpanfideh Smperiafismus
rpur6e sic Mrt geleet Oenlt I'M Saupt-
quarter apur6e aus0ridlih erflart,
.ooB ,.nae Snititute geittofen per-
oelt. oeren @auptaufgo6e Die Ginan.
Sierung Der foIonialen gntpidhtng
auBerbal6 Sapans ooer Die Jinon.
3ierung Der ariegsproouftion gene.
len ilt".
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
&uden nns
nah9ibi9

@onoon, -@eItimmte @n3eifen
oeuteten Sorouf bin, Dob Die Miniiter-
&onferen3 Ser fiinf groBen Madte
ibre Sibungen abidlieBen miro, obne
aud MIR ben @eg fir sen abiflnB
bon 6rieoensoertrdgen nit Ben Bal
fanltaoten gebnbnt 5u BADEN.
Gs puroe in @rfabrung gebradt,
0aB oie @uIien ben Iesten uno ltbe-
raliten &ompromiBuori6lag Der Ser
einigten Staaten 5uriidgeipieien ba-
ben, in tpeld1em ii6 @aibitgton be-
reit erfl6rte, sic ruliiife 6oroertng,
ooB 5ranfreid utto Gbina bel oielen
8ertr1geit nidt8 mit3ureoen batten,
announcement fnEls lie ibrerieits Die
Gerlid)ernng erbolten miiroen, bob
ipdter eite pollitdlloige 5rieoens-
fonferen5 folgen ioll.
3ieN Hliiien ~perloarfen ben Cont
promiB uno. Sen init ibm per6ur~
oenen @oriflag. oaB alle Matte,
Sic onl &rieg eegen Geutihluno tell
genom1nen 9abenz 81 elmer &onTe-
reti5 eingela6en weroen i%ollten, Inn
Ole 8ertrdse NIT ben @altanitaaten
gu beipredlen. Die meilten 8eobddter
iino nun Der Meinlng, oaB lid Die
Miniiter-aonferen oerta9er ulo Die
Srei @roBmahte Die 8er6anOIungerl
iiber 6iplomotiide Aandle weiter-
fii6ren iDer0en.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
Ncidks Gintp0nNcrmnoss
quote m~npcrGnNcrt

YrGitoent Sruman proflomierte
Ginponoerunesquoten bon i1brlif)
1857 Gerloncn ans 0eutihlanO
uno 14t3 ans Geiterreid. Die 8rof.
Iamotion. Oie iofort in Strait tritt,
beiogt, ooB Die beioen Oitoten ous.
IdlieBIi6 nit Dem 3pede berednet
tuuroen, ooen einidIGgi9en geitinl-
munger 0es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bon 1924 Si entiprehen" uno NoB
linen feline ,,Oieient 3ieIe frent0e 8e-
oeutung" beigelegt tperOen oiirfe.
Bon 1887 bis 1914 batten 0eutl6-
LAMB uno SeIterreid cine 9emein-
lame Quote BON 6uiunuuen 1880.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
GneliIdber BiIdSf
1pirN SamIRabcr ichcn

6ronffurt, - Ser fotboliide @r3-
biihof bon @eitminiter, Bernard
Griffin, miro boIo Sen baperiihen
Raroinal @eid9oel 6uulbaber beiu-
den. 9ieies miro sic erlte Begegnung
3Diidlen einem engliifen ltto einenl
Oeutiten airdeniiiriten ieit 1889
Iein. Ser 6eOoritebenoe @elud puroe
BON ser Mbteilung fir gr5iebung
un0 Meligion Der amerifanil6ell
Militdrperpaltung befnnntgegeben.
Gr5biIdof @riffiu beabiid)tigt Ole
RriegSerfubrung nnO Ole Radfrie9s-
pro6leme Ser Deutiden @atbolifen
5u ltu0ieren.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
= Iaet: 2,5OO.O OO
2lmtcrcifen inn Oetcbcr

2,5OO,OOO ~rationierte Mutoreifen
uer0en I'M Gftober our 8eriiigung
Ite6en - oie glei6e @n5abl wie i'm
Septem6er.
Qlls oie G40l beute oieie 3obl be.
fanntsab fiigte lie bin5ug oaB lie
onidt groB genug lein tueroe, Die
nod ME oagemeIene Jrage naa &ei-
len 5ar befrieOiger, welhe oie auf-
6ebung ser Ben5in-Rationierung
nit iid gebradt babe.
Autofabrer, 6eren Bagen fiir Die
Grmerbung hires GebensunterbaltS
unentbebrlif lit, fperoen rad wit
Dor ais @rite beriifiidtigt werOen.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
$245, 900 fir friihcrcs
NcmtiAcs MnterncRmen

@albinaton, = Der 8enpalter
bes feinoliden gigentums ga6 be-
fomt, oaB Die 5irnd q. g.. Armonr,
80 Union Square, Seen Yorf. elm &c
BOT bon $245, 900 fiir Die ausiteben-
ben Mnteile Der ,9re & Chemical
Corp, Mem gorf, einem friiberen
oeutiAen qlnternebmen, gemadt
bate.
Die beiAlngnabnlte Geielliduft gee
.borte friiber Der 5rantiurter @etall
u. %. Sic betrieb @uBenbanoel nit
inouitriellen Gbemifnlien iolpie @po-
%tbesMworen .itno l6etrieb cine gr5-
perarbeitungs @nlage in Colorado.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
Son 5ioneu 8iie

(Ier 2ateinamerifonii1e He0af.
teur Ser ORA bat sic 9erifte iiber
folif)e 8ebonolltng m~eritoniidler Ar.
better, Die iiir Die Gouer OsS arie-
ges bierber gebradJt pur0en, an Srt
un0 Stelle unterluft.)
Die Miebrsobl ser 100000 meri-
fonilhen Arbeiter, Die ais quite Nahl-
barn CUR @rleidterung oeS 4rbeiter-
mangels iiir Die &iegs0ouer in NE
ier 2ano fanteli, febrten ais 8oten
NIT ihled)ter Nadrift beIm. Sic
fii9lten iih idledt bebanoelt, miR-
braudlt, Spfer Der GiSfrininierunQ,
iie lirlD perwirrt uno oerbittert iiber
sic in Sen 8ereinigten Staoten berr.
lHenoe 0emofrotic
Die in oieaept sIrtife( nieoerge-
legten 8eobadtulgen berltben auf
perionlihen 8eiufen in durofteri-
ltiiden Arbeitsla9ern Scr merifoni-
lfen GIienbobnurbeiter in orei
Staaten an @aiprdden nit mebr-
oIs 100 iold)en arbeiterl1, itno oltf
@rmittIung ser Aniidten bon Be
nmterL Die iidl NIT 0ielem 8roblenl
6efoBten.
Obgleid 0ieie 9eoboftunaell
lllpo 8eridJte iid) ipe5iea auf oic
$4,000 Merifaner be8ieben, bic BEL
Observation-Disclosures in ben Dit
~Itaaten bei61ftiqt waren, Iil6 ant,
informierte merifaniide uno ameri-
fonii6e 8eamte iibereinitimmenh
ser anii6t. ooB ibre @erbaltniiie I'M
&leinen elm Qlttes gilo ser geiani-
ten Miiere bieten, Ser iiber 3 Wil-
Ionen m~erifanilfe 2ono- un0 @ilen-
babnarbeiter lett 1912 auSgelebt
finO.
@iniae Ser bduiigiten Yeidmer-
6en Der merifanil6en arbaiter, Die
ME altigenommen oOer unteroriidt
lpur0elt, iinO II. a.:
y 4utortatiidler M65ug BON bret
mo einpiertel 9ro5ent Don ibren
2obneil ~ itsgeialnt $4000,000---
III oen BenlionsfonO oeS lnite0
Stotes &oilmm Hetirement 8oar0,
in 6eilen @enuB Die Nerifarder
proftiid ME g~elangen. Giiferitat-
tuna oieler Sunme an Die 4rbei.
ter lit unter ben gelten0en 8eitin-
mlingen ni6t geitottet.
q @~enobnlife Dnroen Die
,9raceros" - mie ole merifanilden
@ilenba6nar6eiter genunnt weroen
- ge3fpungefl, oen BON Den @iien=
bobngelealdoften ~geiii6rten ODER
fon5eliionierten Speilebduiern unh
&antinen fir ibre Mabl5eiten aa
be3a6len, gleidgitltig Oh lie BORT
ODER Iieber anoerspo aBen. Sn
oielen 51aen mllBten 3a6lltnaen
fir Mu6l5eiten aud geleiitet wer-
0enil, pelltt Der betreffenoe merifas
nildye Irbeiter ptgen bel Ser g(r.
belt erlittener unfaae I'M &porifelt.
gegen DIE BON tDtlen dls liflgenleBs
Gas in iolfen fon5eiiionierteii
&antinen oerubreidte giien mar ae.
robnlid) bon minoermertiger Nua=
lit1t uno nift no6 merifaniifem
@elfmaf. Sn manden 2agerll
qinaen Die Merifaner gum protelt
Qeaen Die pom i6nen als uttqenieg-
bar beaeidneten Mablaeiten in ben
Gtreif.
Gin merifonfidler giienbahno.-
better in 8bilooelpbia namens 60
pea Morcaoo 5ilario iagte, es babe
in ieiilem Eager 5oblreide Sdae
BON Observation-Disclosures ge,
ae6en. Mrbeiter in anoeren Bayern
isgten baufih iie bdtten oft porae-
5oQcr, 6utlgrig 81 bleiben oils Elm
eiielt BON 10 mathematician Qua-
Iitat me oas pom ben fon5eiiionier-
ten 8elrieben ae6otene hinltnterau.
tpiiraen.
Gin arSt, ser mebr nls 80 ar-
beitslager Ser merifuniif)en @iien-
ba~bnorbeiter in Ser @eqeno BON
8bilaoelpbia beiudIte, itelte Jet,
oaB sic in oen meiiten 2aaern per.
abreihte GiGt ,,p0ais un3uldnalidl"
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
~2lrecntinicn iaet
Sritcn<paft amf

oonoon. Arsentinien, @roB-
britanniens Sauptlieferant Don
,6leilt uiro anberen @ebensmitteln,
hat iein SnnbeIsabfommen nit benz
Der. &0nigreih gum ri. 6ebrnar
1916 gefiinoigt, BOD lit in einem i'm
4rin5ip bereits uereinbarten Sonoer-
Washington Journal., 1945-10-05
EarMsItctacr Mrs
beitebcn bleiben

9erionen. Die Den @imfauf iolder
Einge ipie @el5mdntel, Slpelen uno
@eiiefoffer in Der 6offnung auf
cine Senfang Der Mf3iiGteuern oui
Sic LANCE Danf geido6en baben,
lperoen uielleidt Ianga8eit 6u iuarten
Evening star., 1945-10-21
Russia and 4 Others
Have YET 10 Register
Charter Acceptance

Action by Russia and four small
powers is all that is needed now
to bring the United Nations Or
ganization into operation.
Great Britain's instrument of
ratification of the Charter, setting
up the world security system, was
filed at the State Department yes
terday by representative of the
British Embassy here.
The permanent members of the
World Security Council-the United
States, Britain, Russia, China and
France-and "a of the 46 other ma
tions which have signed the Char
ter must file to enable the United
Nations Organization to function.
Russia is the only one of the Big
Five powers which has not yet filed.
Although ratification has been ap-
proved at Moscow, the required
document has not been deposited
here.
Six smaller states-Iran, Luxem-
bourg, Saudi Arabia, Czechslovakia,
Yugoslavia and Syria-complied
during the last four days, the State
Department announced. This brings
to 20 the number of small nations
having filed ratification documents.
Evening star., 1945-10-21
Soldier to Be Given Reception
In Home of CIubwomun Here

Sergt. Arthur A. Chenoweth, a
survivor of the Bataan death
march," and his bride, several hun
dred miles from home, will enjoy
a wedding reception today in the
home of a prominent Washington
clubwoman.
Sergt. Chenoweth of Jennings,
Kans., came to Walter Reed Hos
pital last spring after his liberation
in the Philippines. He met Miss
Donna Belle Cline, a Commerce De-
partment employe from Logans-
port, Ind, at the Ambassador
Hotel swimming pool and their en-
gagement was announced shortly
afterward.
When they decided to be married
here, Sergt. Chenoweth sent an in
vitation to Miss Lillian Chenoweth,
1850 Meridian place NV, because
Evening star., 1945-10-21
Stewart Seeks 10 End
Butter, Meat Rationinq

By the Associated Press.
Urging an immediate end to ra-
tioning of meat and butter, Senator
Stewart, Democrat, of Tennessee,
said yesterday I'VE have such large
supply of meat and butter that it
is, flguratively running out of our
ears"
The Senator said OPA and other
food control officials will be asked
for the facts at hearings starting to-
morrow. Senator Stewart is chair
man of the Complaints Subcommit-
tee of the Senate Small Business
Committee.
The Senator said the Army re-
Gently released 100000 pounds of
butter that had been diverted for
foreign shipments. He said meat
production now is estimated at $50
pounds per person for the next year,
compared to a prewar peak con-
sumption of 140 pounds.
Senator Stewart said he believes
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson
is anxious to relieve the domestic
situation and docs not want meats,
fats, oils and butter sent to for
eign countries to the extent that
will cause our own people to go
hungry
Evening star., 1945-10-21
Wounded Veteran Loses
Two Sons Within Week
Ry the Associated Press.

Fy the Associated Press.
CAPRON, ILL.,, Oct. 20.-A twice
wounded veteran today prepared
for the funeral of his second son
to die within week.
Hubert Rice reached home Mon
day after being discharged from
the Army at Fort Sheridan, Ill, sep
aration center to learn his son,
Marvin, 4, had died Sunday after
an attack of asthma and a heart
complication.
Friday, the day of Marvin's
funeral, another son, Gerald, 2,
died after a three day illness.
His funeral will be held Monday
in Harvard.
Mr.. Rice, a member of Gen
George Patton's Sd Army, won the
Bronze Star Medal for wiping out
a German bazooka team last March
Z. Mr.. Rice was a German pris-
oner from March 27 to MAY 8.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

he had seen her name in Washing
ton newspapers. The sergeant also
had received a bit of publicity as
he was the first patient at Walter
Reed to receive the Purple Heart
with four Oak Leaf Clusters and
Miss Chenoweth wrote him, at
tracted by the name.
The two Chenoweths together ex-
plored their family tree and decided
they were distantly related. Then
Miss Chenoweth offered her home
for the wedding reception after the
ceremony at National Baptist Me-
mortal Church at pm. today. An
other Chenoweth also may attend
the reception in the person of Rep
resentative Chenoweth, Republican,
of Colorado. Friends of the SER
geant and of the Representative
have been trying to arrange a meet
ing for them.
Evening star., 1945-10-21
Jury TriuI Is Ordered
For Women in Whipping

A 28-year-old colored woman, ac-
cused Of whipping her 9-year- -old
son with length Of insulated cleo
trio wire, was granted a jury trial
for November Is in Municipal Court
after she pleaded not guilty before
Judge Ellen K. Raedy yesterday.
Police arrested the woman, Mary
Robinson, % Florida avenue NE,
Friday. They said they found the
boy, Reginald, tied with rope and
two stockings to bed in a second
floor bedroom. The child's body
bore welts and bruises, they said,
from beating given allegedly as
punishment for taking keys, money
and a fountain pen from the home
of his grandmother.
Evening star., 1945-10-21
Budget Bureau S OK Asked
On Draft Jobs for Veterans

A proposal to put, 4,500 ex-service-
men on draft boards as veterans ad-
visers is awaiting Budget Bureau
approval.
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, ma
tional selective service director,
broached the plan during House APP
preparations Subcommittee hearings
lsat month and plans to go ahead
with the program, if he gets ap-
proval from the Budget Bureau.
The veterans would be paid be-
tween $1,000 and So, 800 to help other
veterans who are now "swamping
the draft boards" with requests for
information and assistance.
The advisers would be put into
the draft boards over a period of
months and would not displace board
clerks, it was explained. They would
fill jobs vacated by turnover.
Clerks would be retained to handle
the details of processing men for
induction, selective service spokes-
man said, but the veterans would
advise their fellow veterans.
Evening star., 1945-10-21
|RooseveIts Promise to Arabia
Stirs Speculation on Elections

been predicted that II he receives
as much as 65 per cent Of the
Jewish vote cast on election day,
he will stand good chance of win
ming and II he receives as much as
TO per cent, he Is certainty.
Judge Goldstein, irrespective of
any developments over the Pales-
tine issue, undoubtedly will receive
many Jewish votes. He has the
nomination OF the Liberal party as
well as the Fusionists and the Re-
publicans. Mr.. O'Dwyer has the
Democratic and American Labor
party nominations. Newbold Nor
ris, Republican, is running as an
independent candidate backed by
Mayor La Guardia. The vote cast
for Mr.. Morris, however, is likely
to be negligible, according to po-
litical observers in New York.
If the Jews in large numbers
shift from the Democratic party in
this mayoralty election to support
Republican candidate, the effect
may be felt in next years guber-
iinOol loA dliu SOkiSI CoolOildA CACI-
tions. Gov. Dewey is expected to
be candidate to succeed himself.
and If he is reelected still may be
very much in the 1948 presidential
picture.
The legations of Egypt. Iraq, Leba-
non and Syria yesterday released
joint note submitted October IL
to Secretary of State Byrnes urging
that mo change in the status of
Palestine should take place without
the consent of the Arabs"
Stating that any proposal to per-
init land sales and free immigration
of Jews into Palestine would be
'only at the expense of the Arabs.
the note added There obviously
can be no peace in the Near East
by sacrificing Arab interests for the
sake of Jews"
Evening star., 1945-10-21
BY GOULD LINCOLN.

Disclosure a few days ago that
the late President Roosevelt, week
before his death. promised the King
of Saudi Arabia to consult the
Arabs as well as the Jews before the
United States took any action to-
ward opening up Palestine to free
Jewish immigration has disturbed
leaders of the Zionist movement
here and in New York. That there
will be bitter criticism was freely
predicted last night.
1t was recalled that in october
of last year, during the presidential
campaign, Mr. Roosevelt addressed a
letter to Senator Wagner of New
York-the Jewish vote Is the largest
single bloc of votes in New York
City-asking the Senator to convey
to the 47th annual convention OF
the Zionist Organization of Amer
lea his cordial greetings. In this
letter Mr.. Roosevelt quoted the
Democratic platform upon which he
was running for reelection, which
said:
1--WE favor the opening of Pales-
tine to unrestricted Jewish immigra-
ton and colonization. and such a
policy as to result in the estab-
lishment there of free and demo-
cratic Jewish Commonwealth"
Efforts Were Promised.
In the letter to Senator Wagner,
Mr.. Roosevelt added:
Efforts will be made to find ap-
propriate ways and means of ef-
fectuating this policy as soon as
practicable. I know how long and
ardently the Jewish people have
worked and prayed for the estab-
lishment of Palestine as free and
democratic Jewish commonwealth
I am convinced that the American
people give their support to this
aim; and if reelected I shall help
to bring about its realization"
Mr.. Roosevelt received the sup
port OF large percentage of the
Jewish voters in that election. How
much his pledge to aid the Zionist
movement had to do with their sup
port is conjectural. Gov. Dewey
his Republican opponent, had made
similar pledges.
Many of the New York Jews were
members of CIO, whose Political
Action Committee was working hard
for a Roosevelt election, for ex-
ample, and there were other rea-
sons for the Jewish support.
The question now is what effect
If any, the revelation of the Roose-
welt letter to King Ibn Saud, who
is violently opposed to the Zionist
movement, will have on the mayor.
atty election in New York City
November 6. The Republicans have
given their party nomination te
Judge Jonah j. Goldstein. Demo-
crat, against the Democratic organ
ization nominee, William ODwyer.
Judge Goldstein is a Jew. 1t has