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Washington Journal., 1945-08-31
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SDpbns bcorobt

Berlin - Die amerifaniI9en W3i-
litdrbeb0roen beridteten cine Itarfe
3ltnabme Der Spp5us- uno 8ara-
tDpbusiaae in Berlin uno oroeten eli
ne unber3iigli1e Smpfung fir Die
3iOililten I'M imerifaniiden Seftor
an.
9ie &ranfbeitsfaae in Ser @roB-
8erliner 8epolferung mu6ien BON Z
nit einem Sooesfoa am Z. Suli auf
54t Sppbuserfranfungen an IS.
4ltgult, bon 6enen so tooli6 o6gelau-
fen iino, COB Oberitleltnant S. $.
Sdeffer, Der @eillnobeitsoffi5ler Der
Militdrregierung befannt.
Ser g6efnr5t inn Il. g. &oupt-
quarter, Sberit Sobn g. &nalier,
iogte, u1ter amerifanii6en SoIonten
in Berlin ieien feline 9ppbus- o6er
8aratppbuserfranfungen Dorgefom-
men.
Sdeffer CAB an, in so Bro3ent
Der Sdue baben Die Grfranften ben
Sppbus bon auBerbalb nod Berlin
bereingei6leppt. Inter Sen WaaB-
nabmen, I'M Die Gerbreitung Der
ein5uo1mmen, nannte err be-
i6leunigte MISUNDERSTANDING ser @b-
fluBfondle mie oes 8uiierberiorg-
ungsipitems, oa5u bipreidenoe Ges-
infi5ierung oes @aiiers nit glor
itno Die @ieoereinfiibulng elmer 9e-
bensmittelfontroae.
Geutiden Suelen mad fam Die
gegenmdrtige 8eoolferung Der Staot
oif 2,775,2t9 a0pfe geiddst peroen,
aber Sdeffer bielt oieie 3abI 81
nieorig, oa iiber 100000 2ebens-
mittelfarten altsgege6en moroen limo.
Iuf @runo ser BON oeuti6er Seite
~beltebenoen ltnterlngen belauft li6
Die 3ipil6eOOlferlng in Der amerifa-
niiGen Gone oiif 847,650 Gopfe, in
Ser ruiiiiden ouf t,039,809, in Ser
britii6en ouf 485, 1875 uno I'M fran-
sOlil6en Seftor uuf 402, $50.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31
fnr
Mmsbcbnng

@oibington. - 8raiioent &rlt-
man %erfl1rte, OoB angemeliene &iid4
Iidtna6me nuf sic 6rontbeteranen
un0 sic llngepiBbeit Ser 3llfunft eli
ne 5%ortleBing 0es AltSbebungsoien-
ties er6eiidten, OoB o6er Die 9ipnit-
3eit ser nelie einge3ogenen @rmeean-
geborigen olf 5rpei Sabre 6eldrGuft
meroen ionte. @eiter empfabl SEER
Srrnon Dem 2on9reB, Oie 6eiteben-
Sc 8ei6rdnfung ser 3obI Ser Ar-
NEE : 8reimiaigen ouf 100000
Mann allf5ubeben un0 iid nit ser
6roge zines Oefinitioen Aniporns 5ur
neutrality-suspicious. gu 6efaiien.
Ser 8r1li0ent mornte ferner Dor
elmer ,,5u iriib3eitigen unquoliii6iert
formeGen 8eenoigung" Oes Griegs-,
5uitan0es. Cine iibereilte formeae
8eenoigung oes ariegeS, iagte er,
mltroe gu 6eOeuten bo6en 0oB sic
MuSbe6ungen innerbolb iedS Wonae
ten eingeiteat meroen miiBten.
lleber0ies miiroen oamit piele ser
auBeror0entliden 4riegsDoama9ten
0es BrGlioenten erloiden.
Serr 8rumon legte Ieine 4nli6-
ten in einem 8rief an Senator T6o.
mas (94lltob) un0 9(6g. Map (9-&g
,oar, sic oen Militdrausi6iiiien oes
'Senots 65p. Sauies Doriteben.
Sn 6ei0en Mltsidiiiien bat it6 Be-
trd6tli6e Stimmung oofiir 6emerf-
bar gemo6t, Die ausbe6ungen in
g1l0e gang ODER ood menigitens in
Iomeit ein3uiteaen, alS aht3ebn- uno
'3eun5e6niG6rige 0abon erfaBt mer@
ben. Ger Braii0ent erfl1rte ii6 ge-
zen beioe 8ori6lage.
SEER Sruman 6en;erfte, DAB Sen.
,gilenbomer un0 Sen. Moe9lrtbur it,
.ren 8e0ari an Offupationstruppen-
.o6ne Silfseinbeiten bier3ulanoe uno
..anoerorts r auf 100000 Mann
peranlblagten, ltfr0 ertlarte: uWilr
ideint flar 81 lein, oaB mir es nidt
pagen fonnen, uns ousidlieBli6 auf
5reimiaige 81 Oerloiien. Die Sort
iesung ser @~in3iebungen ourh Sen
aus6e6ln9soienit 81 elmer State, oie
bon ser State Ser 6reipiaigenmel-
oungen obbdngt, lit Die ein3ige iite-
re uno a~nnebnlbare 2oiung. Sd bin
ieoo6 ser Meinung, oaB oieIe Gin
3iebungen fir cine 3peiiabreSperio-
oe erfolgen ioaen, menn Die 2eute
ni6t porber entlniien meroen, uno
oaB 0ie einge5ogenen Manner aus
ser 4ltersflaiie BON IS bis 20 Sab
rem refrutiert mer0en loaten."
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31
b0lt
AT Wiaribaa

Moihinotpn General George
IS. Maridau, G6ef oes General
It1bs Ser 4rmee, miro BON elmer nrt-
litQriihen Neutrality-suspicious.
teilpeile perontwortliG fiir Ole
9eorl Sorbor &atoltrop6e 9ebal-
ten, a6er 8r1iiOent truman inter
nonm etne @brenrettung bel Der
@eroifentli6ung Oes 9etnnoS, lIi-
Dem CT sic geiibte aritif fiir ugar5
un6egriinoet" erfldrte.
Ser SrditOent, Der cine SonOer-
Qonierell5 Der Sournalilten our
9efanntmadung 0es lange ertpars
teten gefuuoS iiber sic 8organge,
ole 8u Ben ieniationeaen @atmid-
lunQen am Z. 0e5em6er 194f tlbr-
TEN, einberufen battt, erfldrte, Dab
er nit ariegSiefretar Stimlon el-
mes Sinnes in Ser 46Deilung oes
sgrinoes Der 9lrnlee- uno Wtarlne,
bcb6r0en in 8e5ug ouf General
Mari6oa lei.
iaBt, oriidt Iib iebr fritil6 iiber
Rontreaomirdl SuabdnO 6. Stint
mel, N0miral Sarolo q. Starf uno
@enerolmajor @alter 8. Sport
aus.
grdIioent Eruman periiderte,
sab, ioatc Elm &rieaSgeriAtsoerfab.
rem ein9eleitet peroen, ld)neae uno
aerehte Bro3elie I~tattiinOen wiirOen.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31
Ganeicr crkGlt Sen
altcn Status ricNcr

8aris - 0as iran5oiiide aus
mGrtige Mmt qab befunnt Bob bier
Wddte lid barber geeinigt baben,
oen olten internationalen lStatus
BON Iangier neutrality-suspicious. uno
6eIhlolien 1aben, innerbalb ser
nG6iten led)s Monate cine interna-
tionale &onferen5 ein3rtberufen, nm
ii6 nit ser &onoention bon Alqeci-
ras 5i befaiien, 0urh melfe i'm Sab
re 1906 or Steaung bon 6ranf-
reid uno Spanien in Marroffo felt
gelegt muroe.
Sn einem Ueridt murOe erfldrt,
oaB sic 8ertreter Ser 8ereinigten
Staaten. @nglanos, 6ronfreids uno
&uBlan0s hire aufgd6e in Ell
ner @tmoipbere Der 6reunoldaft
erleoigt BADEN. Ger geriht ermabn-
tie Spanien, meldes Sangier i'm
sunni 1910 beiebt bate, nit feinem
@ort. Die 6rage, OF .Spanien
an ser RontroIe iiber Sangier betei-
ligt meroen loa, lit nod nidt erie
oigt mor0en. Ser gei6luB, ii6
nit ser aonuention BON Algeciras
al befaiIen, l1Bt permuten, oaB sic
WGbte Spaniens Steaung in Ma-
roffo elmer @eOilion unterwerfen
WoleF.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31

@rGiiOent Srilntnit 5t lebetSldngli'
der @inferferung %begnooigt.
g8ilns tulo S6neen1oim betiiloet
Ii6 nod ouf freiem SUB.
S3ue6Isoorff purOe Dem anItliden
,8erid,t nud Dem %. Ottober 1919 in
@reitrotp, Medl., geboren, Oerbradjte
ober Oen QroBten Cell ieines Se6ens
in 9oteinomerifo, no er d~llSgeoeDrte
&eiien unternobm.
Sn 2oteinamerifo orbeitete er, luie
TgS erflGrte, fir 0euti6e 6irme1
ltn0 Ipielte cine prominente &oae
in Sen 0ortigen gto5i : llmtrieben, ein
llmItonS, ser Slt leiner @usitoBung
aus aoIumbien fii6rte. SIN april
1912 muroe er ais feinOlider Aus-
lGnoer bier5ulonOe interniert 1tnO I'M
Slli 0es gleiden Subres ouf Dem
@ustoli6ibiff o0rottningbolm" nad
0euti6lano obeeidoben. llnmitteI-
bar nah Ieiner Hepotriierung be.
gonn err olS neutrality-suspicious. Hro-
pogonOiIt uno Sanger ON &ooio 81
or6eiten, nno Iettes Sobr beiudte
er Ser 69S-@rflGrung 5uioGge Die
S6ule fir oeiitlde Spionogeogenten
I'M Soag, no er in Spionoge, @e'
broltb gebeimer 8inten, &oOio unO
G6iffre aiSgebiIoet iunroe. SIN
Se6ruar 1915, beiaet sic @rfldrung
iueiter, purOe er BON Berlin mad
MaOrio geflogen, mo er Oie SOenti-
tat zines argentiniers onnobnt unO
iih nit gefdIidten &opieren unO
elmer beoeutenoen @etoiumme in ser
Soide ollf .0ie 5obrt nod argenti-
nien 6eaob.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31
CrGecr ,GntcrpriIc"
Small v~pcricnet"

@nibinQton. ~ Ger 6llig5eltgtrd-
qer g~nterpriie, Ser gum %ugoloppie-
ren0en @eiIt bef0r0ert" nuroe, naf'
0em i'm sic Snpaner iedsmal ais
gelunfen gemeloet bo6en, muroe am
IA. Ma in ser Ndbe SapanS BON
einem inpanii6en SeGbItmoropiloten
ermiidt uno ihmer beidaOi9t.
Sic 6lotte beri6tete bel ibrer 8e-
fanntga6e oieies 8organges, Dab
orei5ebn 0ffi3iere uno Mannidoften
babel aetotet un0 67 pertpun6et wur-
Sen. Gie grploiion idleuoerte Ben
ooroeren GGllg5eugouf5ug aus Dem
5hiffSrumpf 400 SUB bod in Die
2uft uno Derurindte perldieoene
6euer an 9ed.
@era0e I'M oieie 3eit Oiente 0ie
@nterpriie @~i5eaomiral Marc q.
MitIder, ser oamalS @efe6lsbaber
ser Gaif 5orce 50 mar, ais 6lugg-
idiif; crit menige Gage Oor6er mar
er nit leiner 5lagge BON ser gunfer
@ia, Sic Elm Santiago angegriffen
batte, beriibergefommen.
Snmer6aGb IL Mintten mar ons
6euer auf ser @nterpriie inter aon~
troae un0 nod elmer balben Stinoe
qeloidt. Obmobl ons Sdiff auBer
@efeht ge5ogen peroen muBte, lit eS
sod beute mad, pie Dor altf bober
See uno ltebt I'M 8ufe ser 6lotte
ais ser 6liq3euqtrGger ber3eidnet,
ser uam m~eiiten @efebte in ser gam
gen &rieasflotte ourhae5altcn bat.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31
&ein @@lupf>
LODI bleibt

9onOon. - Die ,@roBen Bier"
ba6en sic Site BON "a boben Nd5i-
gon3en, nit Sermunn @oriug, &u'
Oolf SeB unO Soadim bon &i6ben.
trop an. Ser Spite, oie als ariegs-
Derbrefer prO8eiiiert WerOen, betanni
gemadt.
gu Sen ongeiiibrten 4riegsber.
6redern geboren %ferner:
Robert Sen; Nlfreo &oienberg; ser
frii6ere Oberbefeblsbaber @iIbeIm
Geitel; 6ron5 bon 8apen; Sons
6ronf, @enerulgouOeneur uon go
len; @rnIt &altenbrmner, giiiiteni
81 Seinri6 @immler; Bilbelm 6rid.
SSnnenminiiter; Sulius Shredder,
Suoeubeber; @aIter 6unfa @irt-
ihaitsminiiter ;Siulmar S6aAt;
@uIta0 &rupp bon 8oblen uno 9al-
bad, Gbei ser &rupp 8erfe; aOmi-
raj &arl 90nis; 8al0ur BON Sdi-
rod; 6rib Soudel, Arbeitsminiiter;
gilbert Speer, Meunitionscbef; Mar-
tin 8ormann, SteIloertreter 0es
6ii6rers; Sol. Sen. Mlfreo So0l, Sc
neralltabcbef; Mrtbur SeDB : Sn-
quart, @ouDerneur bon Soaano;
@roBaomirul Grid &Goer, unO Sans
Srit3ife, No5i 8ropdganonleiter.
@iirnberg. - Mliierte Staats.
onpGlte polen es ~fiibrenoen Natio-
nollo3ialiiten unm0glid MAIDEN, it'd
ser geItrafung gu ent5ieben. Soa-
ten bel oen beooritebenoen Bro5elien
Tooesurteile gef1nt perOen gegen
9eutp wie &uoolpb SeB ooer Sulius
Streider, 10 ioa, Wie erfldrt miro,
meoer oorgetdui6te nod tatiG6li6e
geiItige lln3urefnungsfdbigfeit lie
Dor Dem @olgen i6iiben. grperten,
pel6e Ii6 nun bier befinoen emit
merfen nun oie en0giiltigen 8ldne,
Inn Sen Angeflagten Srids o0er gus-
fliidte in ibrer gertei0igungstaftii
unm0glid gu MAIDEN.
@s beiBt OoB ge6auptunaen Ser
angeflagten, SOB lie auf 8eiebl
Sitlers ban0elten ODER nur in ibrer
@igeni6aft als @efeblsbober ser
0eutl6en @ebrma6t ooer qls amer
fainter Minilter, nift ols giiltigf
Nrgumente 5ugeIoiien werOen Mir
Den. gs muroe betont, ooB oie Gn-
flage in 9iirnberg 0as u8rin5ip Ser
8erIdworung" unteritreiden nil
uno 0oB oae sic 0aran beteiligt ma-
rem, obne &iidliht onraufs in meld
geringem MeaBe, Dor @eri6t geiteQt
peroen ioaen.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31
@otte 6renOe
at DEM &rie0

2on6on = Sobn Me@oOern, Der
Nertreter BON Sbettleon i'm lnter-
baus, erflGrte, bob oa8 britiide
8olf 0em fiiberen 8remier Gburdiu
ieine Oiftatorii9e Saltung iibelge-
nommen bdbe, Juno oie erite 8ele-
qenbeit, ole eS er9ielt, I'M ieinen
llnpiQen gum 4usorud 81 bringen,
bat es audi benubt.
,,@6ur6ia cling nit ieiner 3igar-
re berum, itedte ieinen SUIT auf
BEN Stod unO gab ods 8-3eiden.
Die 2eute fii6lten, oaB er am &rie-
ge ieine 6reuoe bate uno i'm
ols Ieinen 8ripntfrieg onlab unb
bereit mar, pie 6rau @burdia ielbit
einnal gelogt bar, Den &rieg eDlg
weiter 3u fibrn". Antbonp @oen
erbob gegen oiele @nwirie 8rotelt.
Qon0on - @roBbritannien rati-
f~i3ierte oie @barte Der 8ereinigten
0ationen, obmo6l I'M Yarlament
runo6eruus erflart puroe, bob lie
nidt Sen 5rieoen ii6ern Tonne, io-
Iange Die atombombe Elm britild-
uncertainties @ebeimnis bleibe.
@inige 9tbgeoronete traten Dafur
elm, oaB &uBlano oas @e6eimnis
mitgeteilt weroen loate.
lSelbit sic &ritifer erfldrten, oaB
oie @borte angenommen weroen
miiiie. 3as OberbauS ging bamit
porar, oas llnterbals folgte nah.
SSn feinem Der beioen @duler mar
es notig, cine namentlide abitim-
mung por5unebmen.
@nglon0 muroe alio sic finite
@roBmad)t, welde oie gbarte ange-
nommen bat.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31
OGncmare Imstt bier
%$2O,OOO,OOO KrcSit

@ai6inQton. = @ie man erf1brt,
6enliibt lid GGnemarf nm elm Car
leben BON $40. 100000 bis $50. O0O,-
600 BON ser omerifaniiden grport-
Support 8anf. Gin unterridteter @e-
mdbrsmann bier erfldrte, 0aB oer5eit
gerbanolun9en oarii6er I'M @ange
ieien uno ser GarlebenSpertruQ
,nabri9einlid)" inner6alb ser nod
item puar Monote abqei6loiien per-
oen miiroe. Gem 8ernebmen nod ge-
0enft 9Gnemarf Robltofie, Maihine-
RE, Stabl un5 Berfebrsmateriol inn
8erte BON $14 000,0 900 bier3ulanot
gu erper6en.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31

oOer i'm in einem Srrenbalts inter-
nieren iollen.
Bon bo6perontfportli6er Seite
miro erfldrt, ooB SeB ieinen eng
IanofGtg obne 8iiien ooer 8iaigung
&itlers genlatt bat. oSfienbar Dod-
tie SeB, uoB er MIR ber5uiIiegen uno
0ie 9inge nit uns 81 beipre6en
braude, Inn unler @inperItdnoniS SIT
erlangen." erfldrte ser @ewdbrs-
mann. ,,Al8 mir aber ieine 8ori6lG-
ge u6pieien uno IGN unter 9ema~
dung iteaten, muroe er triibiinnig.
llno er lit es ieitber g~eblieben."
@s iei 10 erfldrte ser @emG6rs-
mann, in Sen lebten Monaten mebr
uno mebr offenbar gemoroen, Dab
&eB ppidil6 unausge9li9en lei.
o@r bat ooafommen Sen bertrand
berloren. unO Die 5rage, Oh er iemols
ais &riegsnerbreder abgeurteilt mer-
ben miro. lit @egenitano b6ufiger
0i8fuiiionen. Mie fam man einen
Settles &runfen berurteilen?~
@eB miro BON "a Mann uno 3ipei
Offi5ieren bema6t. Gas britiide
AuBenminiiterium un0 oas &riegs-
miniiterium 6~ema6ren Stiaidmeigen
iiber i'm.
Ger aufentbalt bon &eB mar zines
ser t~ieflten &riegsgebeimnilie. 3abl-
reife Bertdte barber famen in Ole
Sdffentlidfeit, ober oie 8egierung
braAte ale9lnitrengungen,@eB gu in
terpiemen ooer ibm nur nnbe3ufom-
men, gum Sdeitern. Gin britii6er
Geporter, oem es I'M Sabre 1913 ge-
lungen mar, iid einem ser 8a6ter
pon SeB 8u naberL entging nur NIT
fnopper 0ot Ser itrafre6tliden Ser
folgung. gr 6at ieitber feline 3eile
mebr ii6er &eB oeroffentliht.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31

Oes Abgeor0neten g86ite @-Soobo)
mitteilte.
Inter Sen 9(breoen, sic oas 9(r-
6eits6iiro Oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
getroffen bat, meroen meitere 1000
Merifaner Biz gum 5. September err
martet.
Die acknowledgement perOen
in oie @e6iete bon @mmet, 8aDette
unO Merioian gelanot meroen, mo- lie
bel Der @rnte bon 9floumen,
3metId8en uno IiBem Mais belfen
loaen.
2anomirtidoftli6e Srganiiationen
unO fiibrenoe 6armer 6otten a6ge-
or0neten fires Staatps mitgeteilt,
oaB oiele @rnten in Soabo, ole gum
Eeil gr0Ber iino ais ie, our9 Sen
Arbeitsmangel g~efdbroet lino.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31
8rcmcrRapcn itekt per
2lmfnakmtc Ncs 8ctricbs

9onOon. II Ger groBe 0entide Sa-
fen 8remerbapen miro in menigen
@oden ais 3meiter 3ltfitbrAStiib
punft fir sic nnerifanii6e geiat-
.3ungsormee erofinet merOen mie
4om. $. Sent Sepitt, ser aomman-
oeur Ger Observation-Disclosures in
mitteilte. 80 piel oeutiGe
Arbeitsfrdfte mie m0nglid" muroen
nad ieinen @rflarungen CUR 8eiei-
tigung Ser Minen un6 CUR 3epara-
tur oes Safens permenoet. = Die
Minengefabr an ser noroeuropdiiden
miro ieoo6 nod fiir LANCE 3eit
6leiben." ia9te er uui elmer 9reiie-
fonferen5
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31
Wosfan CAB
Mnre9nng

@osfau. - Son gutunterridteter
Seite uerlautete, ser neue ruiliids
6ineiiide 9iinOnispertrog lei weni-
ger Sen uripriingIiden dineiiiden
@iiniden uno @rmortumgen, ais
pieImebr elmer I'M @erlari ser Mrs-
iprahe Oes Gbineien = 9remiers
Sung nit StoIin uno MloIotoif BON
ruIiii6er Settle ge1uBerten Anregung
%entiprungen. Grit nahOem oie Gui-
len einnlal erflGrt botten, lie miir0en
es oor5ieben, itatt gelpiiier @in5eIpro.
bIeme ale 3piifen Sen beioen 2Gn-
bern i~iberbaupt ihpebenOen Streit-
fragen in Sen ltmfreis ser geipred.
ltng ein3ltbe5ifben, erbot Sung iidI
sic Grm1dtigung, in iold,e umfoiien-
Sc &erbanOlungen nit Sen Somiet~
fii6rern ein5utreten. @r befam oenn
and sic erforoerliden @olmo6ten,
sic Damn SIT ser oit 30 sabre befri-
iteten Aaion5 iiibrten.
Die o8ramoo" lagte bon HuBlonO,
es babe nit abidluB oes giinonis-
pertrags ais eriter Staot Gbinos
Souuerdnitqt onerfannt. Gus glatt
fiigt bin3u GbiAa babe in ser Somet-
union Itets einen treuen, ielbItloien
6reunO erblidt. Mls &nupt5iel Oes
8aftes be5ei6net es sic &erbinoe-
rung fiinftiger neuer iapaniifer Mn-
oriffe. Ser 8ertrog liege 0amit 3lt-
9lei6 i'm Snterelie Der gan5en @elt.
@aibington. - Nls einen ytiih-
tigen Sdritt ~Dorp1rts" in Sen Be-
miibungen Inn &erltelung ireun6-
I6aftli6er g~e5iebunaen ser 8ereinig@
ten Staaten gu Sopiet HuBlauo be-
griiBt Staotsiefretdr 8prnes in elmer
ousgege6enen @rfldrung oie Be
fanntgabe ser genaueren 8eitim-
munger 0es nellen dineiiid-ruiiiiden
8ertra9es, ser, mie man bier an
nimmt, 81 Sen pihtigiten, 0os G6aos
Ser Gage unmittelbar no6 &rieg8-
been0igung entpirren0en uno ser
8eirieoigung ser @elt 0ienli6en
8aften gebort.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31
Reb, pcrriieft eNer
Kricosrcrbrcdkcr?

9onoon. D &uoolf SeB, emit BON
Sitter 81 ieinem Nadfolger beltimmt,
Bis er am 10. Mai 1871 nit bern
5aai6irm in einem ldottilden Mart
lanoete, miro ols @efansener in q.
mem Militdr-6oipital in Dem fiji
men Dorf IbegduennD permutet. lit
teroeiien 5erbred,en iih oie @aiierttE
Ben &opf oarii6er, OF tie ibm oel
Bro5eB als &riegsOeubreder MAIDEN
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31
unteritiibt Sic Ncmtihc
5citmno, cs 1T cutie
5eitmne!

Senoet Samiliem Nadridten,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-21
Ann1nae Assn.
 Names Officers

Miss Blanche Thurston, Nauga- tuck, was elected president of the College of New Rochelle Alumnae association at a supper meeting held last night at Waverly inn, Cheshire.
 Other officers include: Vice-pres- ident, Miss Edna Harmon; reelect- ed; treasurer, Miss Mary Schmidt; secretary, Mrs. William Finn, Jr., reelected; and publicity, Mrs. Fred Quatrano, reelected.
 Two new members, Misses Rose mary Keenan and Patricia Sulli- van, who were graduated from the college this month, were well comed.
 Those attending the meeting in- cluded: Misses Helen Doran, Mary Mulcahy, Maureen Luddy, Kathleen Hurley, Mary Schmidt, Catherine Kilbride, Mary Casey, Ruth Barry, Edna Harmon, Rosemary Keenan, Patricia Sullivan, Mrs. Charles Bannon, Mrs. William Finn, Jr., Mrs. Bessie Reuter- Cameron, Mrs. Maurice Corbett and Mrs. Fred Quatrano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-21
CLUB NOTES
Miss Deegan
 Weds Soldier

Rev. Henry Quinn, pastor, offi- ciated at the marriage of Miss Mae .Therese Deegan, daughter of Mrs. Leona Deegan, Laurel street, and John Deegan, Elizabeth street, to S-Sgt. John J. Buckley, son of MT. and Mrs. Jeremiah Buckley, Far rington avenue, which took place yesterday morning at g o'clock at the Church of the Sacred Heart.
 The bride, presented in marriage by her brother, Harold Deegan, wore a gown of Belgian lace over satin. fingertip veil of illusion and carried. a prayerbook marked with orchids and stephanotis.
 Mrs. Irene Creel served as her cousins matron of honor, wearing marquisette gown of cornflower blue, a hat of matching horsehair braid. and carrying an arm bou- quet of pink roses. The brides maids, Miss Elizabeth Buckley, sis- ter of the bridegroom, and Miss Anita Champagne, cousin of the bride, were attired in blue and pink eOWAo anu LIAdCIll4llS ollOulQCI NCllo caught to crowns of fresh flowers, which were repeated in their bou- quets. Francis Buckley, MM1-c, was best man for his brother, and Thomas Reidy, the bridegroom cousin, ushered. Guests were pres ent from Hartford, Philadelphia, New Haven and New York.
 A reception for 100 guests fol- lowed wedding breakfast served at the Elton. Mrs. Deegan re- ceived in 8 black and rose printed chiffon, black accessories and a corsage of American Beauty roses. The bridesgroom's mother wore an aqua and white ensemble with a corsage of Tslisman roses.
 For her wedding trip to Lake Champlain, the bride selected an aqua linen suit, white accessories and an orchid corsage. She will later reside with her mother when S-Sgt. Buckley, who is on a 45-day furlough after B months service in Europe, reports for reassignment July 3 at Fort Devens, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-21
Miss Margi0tta
 Bride Monday

The wedding of Miss Marie Mar giotta, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Margiotta, Webb street, and Pfc. Angelo Tarullo, Army Air Forces, son of MT. and Mrs. Concezio Tarullo, Riverside street, was an event of Monday morning at g o'clock at St. Lucy's church. Rev. Felix Scoglio, pastor, off1ciated.
 The bride wore beige summer suit, beige and black hat, black accessories and a corsage of del- phinium, gardenias and roses. Miss Ann Verrastro, maid of honor, was dressed in pink with black and white accessories and corsage similar to that of the bride. Patrick Tarullo was his brothers best man.
 A reception for members of the immediate families was held at the brides home, following which the couple departed on an unannounced wedding trip. Pfc. Tarullo is home on 30-day furlough after two years service in Italy. The bride will make her home with her par ents when her husband reports for reassignment at Fort Devens, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-21
Local Women To Attend Session

Miss Georgina M Clark, Hill side avenue, Miss Constance E. Farnh a m, Waterville Street, Miss Jane M. Given, Water vile street, Miss Elizabeth G. Kane, Woodlawn Terrace, and Miss Mary Louise Martin of Leav- enworth street, have register ed for the 14th annual session of the New England Institute of International Relations, opening Monday, June 25, at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts College, Medford. The six New England states, New York, New Jersey, Ohio and Canada will be represented at the Institute, which is held under the auspices of the American Friends Service committee, and will continue through Tuesday, July 3.
 Mornings at the Institute will be devoted to lectures, the afternoons to recreation and informal round table discussions. A series of eight evening lectures, open to the public, will be given as a part of the regu- lar Institute program.
 Describing the Institute as vacation with a purpose, Leslie H. Barrett, director, pointed out that the sessions on the Tufts campus offer physical relaxation as well as opportunity for friendly, democratic exchange of ideas On one Of the most difficult problems of today, World Organization? or World War HIP"
 "Etudents and faculty will study together the backgrounds and trends in our present world scene" MT. Barrett said. Together we shall try to discover those basic principles which must be the foundation of world peace"
 Reservations for the Institute and tickets for the evening lectures may be secured from MT. Barrett, American Friends Service commit tee, 1347 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-21
McGurn Kelly
 Bridal Today

Miss Dorothy Marie Kelly, East Main street, daughter of MT and Mrs. John R. Kelly, New York city, formerly of Waterbury, and Francis Edward McGurn, Willow street, son of Mrs. Margaret McGTn, Fall Rver, Mass, were united in mar riage Tuesday morning at 8:15 a. m, at Sts. Peter and Paul church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John Sullivan.
 The bride, who was presented in marriage by her father, was attend ed by Miss Mary Slavin as maid of honor. Thomas Barrett served as best man.
 The bride was attired in a white ninon gown, a crown of orange blossoms from which fell net fin- gertip veil and carried gardenias. Miss Slavin was gow1led in salmon pink ninon, matching Dutch cap of net, and carried an old-fashioned bouquet
 Mrs. Kelly wore blue moire dress and white accessories, and the bridegroom's mother was dressed in a grey and green ensemble. Both had tea rose corSageS.
 MT. and Mrs. McGurn departed on wedding trip to an unannounced destination following a wedding breakfast served at The Elton for members of the immediate families. The bride travelled in blue and white print dress, white accessories and a corsage of red roses. They will later reside at 78 Elton street.