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Washington Journal., 1946-10-11
Reaierunag dnter iehen ans,
wic eiH total Derbantes 0ans

Was ioIl mat blob tmt2 @ie
fam man ole 8eoeutung aIler Der
Nomeit lui0 8e3eihnlmaen uno 81
tel, Oie es imierbolb Scr 5fegierim9s-
mllter si6t, @ieulals auseiuan0erbal-
temp
@as lit Ser llnterihieO 5ipiifen
cinen Department, cinenl Office, Gle
ner Giniiion einem Bureau, elmer
@nfboritg, Ginem Board, elmer 9oni-
miiiion? @ibt es i~iberboipt Inter
idsicoe2 Nfdndmnl ia. Nidnhmal
ncin. @abt Sod Grbormen; lporum
bioB2
Is 9at iih mler6al6 ser Sabre 10
herousfriitaIiiiert. Tor 9unoertunO-
iiinf5i1t Snbren mar Die 9egicrllng
papiierulaBeu 1pie ein ger1lmtes
Sans fiir cine gang beitimute Ar5ol
BON Eerioneu 1ebalit poroen. SeOe
6aiHblie botte Dorin ibre ei9erle @ob-
Nuns fitr lid ieparat. EomolS mar
0ic &egierung nidt 8roB.
Nber sic aill0er murOen arob.
9iaude blieben iiir iid alleiu anoe-
II luieOer beirateten; murde 5etgten
3In0er, nnoere mie0er lieBen lid,
idei0et Sic ollie aber Hieben in
NemleIben Sons pobnen ODER per-
llidlten cs luerigitenS. 90 luiroe es
geipoltts poll.
9Ilio bate mali urlsubolen Ii. elm
punr neue Stodtuerfe mlebr o~uf3upof=
fen. Gini9e S3miihetnp0n0e 5l 5ie6en,
0dlRlt aus ~gr0Beren Stilben fIcinere,
nber lDieoer nin paar unebr luur0eh.
SdlieBlid blieb Sod, nidlts ii6riq;
ais aud Heben6nnten nuFyufii6reil,
nber Ole mltbten IdintIif iii 0irefter
Terbinofnig NIT Dem @nrptbou blei-
ben.
Snfnlge oes Dielen llntereinnnoer=
Ieiratens mo Sid nie0erjhei0en :
luiiens iilro sic Tiiridiloer begreif-
%lid)eqpeiie Elm lpenig ourdeinon0cr=
gerafen.
NodJ0e1n nun tniere Hegierun1g=
anlter, 10 pie es oas lla9ef0br Brod)-
fe, iidl 5lt 0ielein llft1etiim entipifeIt
hlben, braudit 0u 0idj nid,t aiilQiid.
lid 5i fiiBlen, 4pern oil feiilen Qeitoli-
en- 1relinngsltrid 5fDiidcn elmer Be-
Dor0e ifto Der ufi0eren 5ie6en funnit.
B~elD0btlidJ 0enfit 0n - 1il0 0It
bait an lid gang red)t babel u SAB
Gin department etnes Ser 10 Qn6i-
aietts0epartmentS iein muB, mic BEL
1pieSlDeiIc Dos Department Of gari-
clrltllre, n0er State ODER Greahurn.
Gob aud eiitige A6teilurqen in-
ller9alb elmer Agencb mer0en 9epart-
nlents gennnnt aUorum? Qltn, ip-
motfoem 8efiel1es 10 ruie OnS
~BosDer Department o0er l0os
Encouragement Seruiee Department. .
Gin Office mo ein a8urou"
mO9en tnondmoI Dosiel6e 6eoeuten.
aiaild@nloL ODER aud nid9t. Gle
Observation-Disclosures int Stateoe-
pnrtlnelf lueroen nls .0FficesD Be-
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11
Gin paItor predict nm
3meeer II. bcfcmamat ikn

guffo(o, g. 9. - 9ep. Sobn Ste
De, @aItor Ser euan0eliid'- reformier-
ten gnmflamteI Stride, Datte i'll lei
aier lebten SonmtugSpreOi9t BON Der
@ar5el uerfiin0et: u@enn ien1anD
1tnter Sud lit, Der apeiB, lpie idJ iii
SddeId6oftoeI 3u6er befomnef
fam, 10 ioIl CT mid OuS nadJber, bit
te, piIIen loifen.~ Gorouf bin befati1
cr uen sfuei @omeinOenit9lieoern i
5 8Iull6 3uder, ELL atl0erer bot i'm
eilien gan5en 3entner fiir $25 an; I'M
aoiisen ludten i'm IN 0ieler 4ngele-
acnbeit ddt Herioneu altF lifo IL
0tal Ilinselte Pei ilyn oeSbdGb 0ns
8eIepbon.
Ger Beiitlidlc crflaric, Ieiner 6rnil
marc Der 3llfcr ,sauS9e8nngen. Der
mln0te mo 6rcnll0e folmten feinell
ii5riJ madclI, ltfso mir mnroen ge-
SplllAlclr, oilitott nniere BfirIidle eiit-
5unanelL lie, 6ainit tie nidt idledt
pur0en. ouf3ueiien ooer l~ueg5nidlei.
fen" Siid 9obe er ieiae Ereoigt
onidt III ser Abiidt gebalten, Sic 8
9sa SIT OqrOanmneii, ionoern 0nmii
a~.iiSlt5elJen, mic ipeit Is I'M geiell-
idjaifI heft 9ebel pon beiite 9eoanf-
lit wie doarafterlid nod 8inoungeil
eiienbar miir0en.~
fH A aEH t
Sfeue iiiste bilSu: oysidt ein Gin
5iger mar oarnnter Der mid fiir Die
ic Nrt Don Ereoiat ctun gctoocIt Sat.
- ~ M
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11

5eidjnet. @ic Ods Office Of euro.
pean aifairS" ooer 0oS oSfiice oi tbe
Sur Gaitern Afioirs." Slber im &oit
9fiice Department lit Elm Bureau"
Oasic5be mie ein oGffice" i'm Stoats-
department. SNpas nludt natiirlidl
ullerbaito 9~ouiuiion.
Slls oas SeitatSfomitee sur Inter.
iltdNuu9 nidJt unbeOiilgt nohpeHOi8er
&cgierlmgsallN3nben lid 0aS Silnen-
department. nGber onlnb, ld)llg eS
ieine 6Guoe 5uiamaaen lirrO itobnte
o@aS fir ein Iurheinan0erI" ~
las Snnenoepdrtnent bat 3lpeigitel=
len qDie Oieie: 0os 0fFice pf 9Siiberp
CONGREGATION, sic Nipiiion pf Ger
ritories uno SS[ono 9oiieifions, Sen
Il. 2. 9oor0 on Geographical
Ranies ooS Bureau Of Defamation,
Sic Geological Surrey lulo BEN yta-
tiolta[ 8arf SerDice.
9nsielbe Sepatsfonitec idrieb ei-
ne Site bon 3egieritngSItellen ouf,
Ole .,GbnIide nbiollit gIeide ODER oer-
waHote" Illigaben 5it erfiiIen bnbet,
un0 fan0 bernlis, 0oB nidt Deniger
olS 20 Derid)ieOenc Negierling@iteIlen
llfterobteiIungen baben bei 0enen
9enau OasieIbe ooer 8iemlih Oas glet-
de getan Dfr0.
Nahfol1ert0 Elm Sell 0ieier Site,
in Der ole 3abl iolder Megierun9s-
itclIen llIp0 0as, tponit tie iih be-
idGfti9eib oiyefiibrt miro:
% fir 8Gbnlllnng-27 fir Ston.
onro ltno 3rtlpeftion % mir Sta
tiitifen ~ "a mir 2afl0farten : atno
@lnseidnen p is fir G%r5iebung-
16 Fiir 8aIlerfroft 1niO eleftriidx
&rnftonla9ett % fir 8erlifc.
rrlrgsongeIegenbeiten - as fiir I'm.
teriudungen.
Ginige boben Slueifelfos ole Mrbeii
oes 0adborn mi ieIben 9ollie sop.
pelt oiiSgeTiibrt un0 f0nnten entape.
Ser 5ilionnnetlgelegt ODER beiIer iiber.
boupt 9eItrid)en qperoen. Mond)e 90.
ge9er pie0er iin0 febr ~notaue1rSg 10
ipie tie 0aitehen, iflo miiiIen 4peiter.
Fin oils %getrenate atto in lid eeidloi.
1ene llnternbteiEnngeft I~iingieren.
8or elnein Sdbr bediltrn9te 0el
8%r1iioent beiaa aongreB sic Boil
mad)t, cine 0or5e Het9e bon Hegie.
%rnitgsGmtern 5irIdmmen3ulegen. Gem
lpl1rop entiprpd)en, lin0 10 ~pr1ierlfier.
te 0er 9r6li0ent i'm ocrgongeaen Moi
einen 8ereinfodltn9spIoll.
Mon fam ~feineapegs bebnuptea.
oaB es nltf cine fpnlplette ReugeItaI.
tltng bernusBefolmilett mare OaS
m1re eitc qpdbre &ieiennrbeit. Stn-
merbin lief es nnf 0ie 3uiarmnenle.
gltipg oon % Hegierungsdmfern 5lt-
inmtnen. Si ser Dorigen ISOLDE rnudp
fe Der 3oHgreB eini9en Oieier gor-
id)ldge Sen 8Grolts, nl10ere apieoer
bot es ~penehmigt.
@S gibt feireft, 0er etua DorihIi=
ge, oieien gnn5en MegierlngSbal Don
@riHto alif 81 iiber6olen-
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11
&ep0ratiOuen
i6tper umitritten

Goris SIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der 6rieoensfpnferer5 fir Stulieit
fam es al eifleft 3~niammenitoB
0pilden Dem iomjetruiiiiden Dele
gierten llt0 Sen 8ertretern 8rOB-
britanniens unO ser 8ereinigten
Staaten.
Das engliide AuSlhuBmitglieD
idIlis Dor, Dab Stalien % Minionail
an abeIiinien uilo ie 100 Miaionett
all Sugoilapien ufto 8riehenlailD
ioa. albnnien, OaS 16t
NiiIlionen BON Stalien uerlangt,
ioIle oagegen nidts erbnlten.
@iaorO 19orp, Gertreter Ser
nS4, b~eontragte, Sic Preparations
iumlne fir Srgoilnmien nuf 80
sDtiIlionen Collars berab5uiesen.
Cur 8egritnoung fiibrte Sborp an,
oob Sugollopien our1 bic Mbtre-
tung itnlieniIden @ebietes nnf
betr1dtIihe @erte italieni-
lfcn StantseigentulnS erbalte.
Sofort meloete lih Sugollulpiens
0eIegierter 5l @ort: Der Mntrag
Ger Gereinieten Stoaten lei cine
,,BeleiOigun9@ Susollmiens. Sein
2nllo iperOe rlir einDerltnnoen 1ein,
Iueiifl inn ,,ein abiollltes Mini-
Mum" BON 400 MiIIioften Collars
: Gntihdoigllng eingeroumt
perOe. u0ie iueoilnmiIde 3elega-
ion lit gliidlid, Dab nidt bei6loilen
peroen ioll, SligoiIamien muB Stu
len Heparntionpn 5ablen."
Mbeiiinien Bot 905 Miqionen
Dollars, Sugoilawien t.3 @iaior-
zen Dollars Neparationen geforOert.
Sriedenlano be8iffert ieinp &riegs-
Die ourd itnlipniihe &riegs-
iibrnng entItnnoen iino, nltf z Mil-
ioroen Collars, iberl1Bt nber Ser
5rieOensfonferen5 Die 5eitiebung
,er Summe.
Ser aIbnniide 9efegierte nannte
YroBbritannienS Mntrng, Mlbanien
&eparationen nasgeben 81
ebenfals cine u8elei0igung".
Mratiuninn (SolpjetrliBlano) En-
JOB Die anIdnl0iglmg, Dab lleber-
jnfonlnlen Der bier @roBm1hte
muroen, ais Ser @irtIdaits-
lusiduB fir Stalien NIT 1878
einen nuItraliihen 3ulnb-
gutbieB.
auitraIien minldt, onB cine i'll
ernotionole aommiilion Die 9us-
iibrung Ser mirtihaftIiden 8eItim-
1ungen oeS itnlieniIden 6rieoens-
,ertrngeS iibernnd)t. 9fnBlano be.
rod)tet Sic 4nnnbnle 0ieies Antra-
les ais cine @erlesung friiberer glb-
omlnen.
1borp unO ser englii6e Dele
Jierte ermiOerten drgerlid, lire
Regierungelt piir0en bonig unbp-
ange9riffen. M~ultraliens
}uiabnntrng entbolte feiien 8rld
riiberer Nbre0en.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11
1llatter
gOn aIarc GreifnR

o@er bin ih2 @ns iii eiil Nnrne,
pas fiilOet err Wflittcr bin id TT
SHUTTER unO 0ieics N%iutteriein
tricb mid bierler nit l~lrfrait
tric6 Is MIDI bierber nerbinOeit
rid)t EouienOe uHiid5t6ore Seeleni6-
Oen ale, ollie O%iuttcrberjen I'M greli-
5cnloien 2eios2
Nsidt Bdformnen Din id, I'M SIT
fragen, luie es Iidl 5ugetrageit oaS
l1HfaBlide, llnlngb1re -- MIR Die
miioen 6dnOe mill ih iaileu ~ uTo
iebt milf idD mieOer geben arune;
mii0e Nilttter!~
ugleiben Sic, blelben sic
S6ren, ser llngenunntei, llnbefmn.
ten pia i'd mein SerS o~iienbaren ~
Mflitter 5u @3ilttcrl W1ein Sltnge lit
tot ~ Elm Sd,uB III ole SdIdfe
tot Ntit ied5cbn Sabren ~ 8ebt es
iid 0n 10 leidt in ben GoD? II Sic
willen nid)ts BON nieinen 2eben, f0n-
men ia nid)ts apiiien 0aoon Mein
Nfonn itarb Dor aht Sa6ren ~ cine
tiidiide Grippe nnblH i'm. Mlein
Sltnge uato i'd mir lcbten ipariam,
5uriidge3ogen ~ meine 9eniion, mel
ner 6alrOe glrbeit idsiibten rls Dor
SLOT upo @uiiger. Sd geb6rte meinem
8ilbelt, 4tein 8ub seborte mir. Sn
utbigen 8abnen floB linler 2eben
lOobin. Gtto inahte mir feinerfei
Sorgen. er NOR elm gellin0er Sun9e,
Der Ole Sfnle nidJt nq5uldpuer nobnt
INNER quite 3eltiuren nod @nltie
brodte ll10 ttnd) 9liilid}t iei1er Qe6-
rer eirl 0urdous b~eBabter Sdliler
mar, Der ieine Nbitiir obne Sdapie=
ri8feit beitebea miiroe. 9as mar
Oas 3iel ieiner Sebnilldtl Otto
trnuf mid)t, ralid)te nidt; er liebte
Die geatlr, cute Bidder marel1 feline
belten, ~aller6elten 1SrcufrOe llno wie
bipg CT an mir! @ie id)0n fporen Oie
Stun0en rod Dplbradtcm Gage
werfl @ir ipraden iiber glles
iiber gaesl So, mir iprudet pirflid
iiber NleS! A. 0lultbte id) 0ph mel
men 8uben gu fmeriteiL 9lnltbte bi1-
ein3utalid)ef iii ieiier Seele S6reilt
1eineS 9er5e7s tiefite &egungeii. Inns
mar 10 gliidlih in Dem @eoaufenl
gSie uilenofif reid modJte mild DIES
@liidl gnfld,leiert liegt GENES Sum
gen tie3te Giefe Dor Cir, nid)tS
liegt 5piid)en ANS oaeS, aleS it
flar apie Die Come, flur mic Der ltn-
ge Sagl llrt0 0afn - 0otnl 9eidab
0as Brauligc, Gntleblide, llnfaBlide
tot totl Seine @orte - feline
3eile ridlts nidjtSI @eiB nid9t3
Don Sen IeBcn Ne9lillgelr, Ser lebten
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES menes Sim
0es ~ nidts, nidts Den lebteit2
Nid)ts pom Sen eriten, nidts pon Den
leBten n alid)tsl Qebte IN einem SIR
wabit, mie8te mid i'll DEM ieligen
8lau6en, meinen Blben 81 fenneu.
SldA 10 ioIt, 10 muig gloltbte idl Oo-
ron! g6ln lit allies 5erIdeaf, Serlplit-
teri, 5eriptrhgeit qparlliR, . ma
rltm2 - lieberou no i) BIN, lno id)
atnle, grinit midi Oie ltn6aunber5ipite
offer 6ragen al: marlun2 Inn if6er~
off Iad)eil 6G9niih telifliihe Masfen:
Sic Nflitter meiB nidt lpnrnm2"
Tragiidser oils ser 200 lit Ole tooIid)e
g%rfenntniS: Oh BAIT Dein aino &C.
fannt, Sod nidt erfonfit. llro DieIe
G%rfenntniS miro qteiil fronfeS 8er5
balD 3erreiBen, baIo - balo miro es
title Iteben 0iirfeli ~ BOLD, bolol9
8eii1en0 fiiBte 0ie Wtl1tter 0ie mil
ben San0e ltffO tieFeridiittert ging
lie.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11
@eaenbemeis

Sumter gebIt oil alleinc aus.
&olegen 0enfen iider, OaB
Ih III oeinem 9aus1nlt nir Die
bin"
SAB lie ooh NAL 5um Glen
ell. Damn oerten lie e bcltimmt
aiht n1chr risls ltoisfs1|
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11

lid, nod, eilteu tpeiteren @inter ii
Dailefnorf bleiben.
G1riihe 9enmte bd5en ben Ser
Gluten Nationert 0erelt Mitglieo Ga
ltenlarf lit erfl1rt, 0nB lie 5mnr Ole
Sfwierigfeiten anerfemeib sic lid,
Sen bier 8elabungsmadlteA Ill
0aitidIamD entgegenitelen, OoB ober
ser @erbleib aud nur zines 9rud.
tells 0icIcr oeutiden 6liidtlinge IN
G1nemorf poaig ouSgeid)lolien let.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11

9ieis ans 5apiKerie anSefcrtigte
SaaotaidDe DDa gan5 neuem Gntwnrf
seist iid ais b0dlit praftii6 fir ben
alltGsliden Wcbramd mnO in gutter
MOOe lei geicaidaftliden @clegen-
beiten. Nnpeifnusen sur Anfertis-
lng BON yWala 8ag frDm a
@smnant" lit erbGltlid 6eim Sin
ienoen zines franfierten aOreKierten
lImidlags an has WeeOlcDOrf
Department SieIer 3eitnns nno
1ciisa NO. 2 TO 6cantragen
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11
0sGditeiit

entFernt mon aus Moherfelieln 6urd)
auSfodet unit &artoffelidolen. @iIl
man Oas Nmieben Don &eiielitein int
@aiierfeiiel uermeiOen 10 lege mon
itdil0ig eiii ritlr0es aieieliteinden III
Den &eiiel, Ben man rad Ginger 3eit
10y peitu iidI Der Maiieritein 0oron
feItgelebt bat e%tllouert.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11
uablihc minfe
@eaen ran1e mus rpte 6anbe

benueq man folgenOes Mittel: Man
Dermiife Sen Suit elmer 3itrone NIT
GtpeiB 5pei @Bloffeln gau De
Cologne lro etrpas Sal5, lille Die
0liiHigfeit in cine gut ihlieBenoe
6(oid)e uuo rei6c iih itctS nadl 0cn
@nid9err bic 9dnOe Ootpit Elm. Nton
il6er 0en @rfoI9 eritallnt iein.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11

Sin Snnipr Del Original ans iuei-
Fem SncOc @ullituff, mcld)cs Sulic
GpnuaD bonn s 9 g i6rcr nemcn
6erbitgarOerpbc binSnfiigte. Die
SADIE bat cut aluaO Sront, Saiden=
nnfidlige iiber Ser 6iiftlinic ange=
bradt nnO Elm 9AbcRb BOlOfn0pfc
limb in ipit 5nlanfcnSer ginic anf-
geiekt. Der 0nt lit cine &eg Slider
SdOpfnng ans ucifcm fSil5, ipibcr
arDre nnO ScOeranspnt
5bapl4 @oroitf oieicr onffuortete.
So luie fuulnlt IS 0anrb BOB Sic
nod bier iinO2~
Sn Der 3crfrcnnna.
uGapn~ H0Bler Ser g(itor Der
Sim 6ranfhtrter,~ mar ie9r ser.
itreut. GinHnol leBt er iih in $40.
nlaniidcn Gnfe" auf Den llellen Sut
eincs 6efnnnten 9erIiner G%unitb0n0-
ers. ,&%er3eibullg, SEER G0Bler Sic
liben altf meilleln SUIT modte i'm
Der aaHitbanoIer oufnterfiQnl. u8ie-
io2 8ollen Sic ihon ge6en?~ ont-
auortcte 8an5 eritannt 3oBler.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11
Nm @a6Itus

4ailtippc.. ,Se6en Sic mr., SER
Sdpa9er, pie pergniigt 6elte nIeill
Neonn iit!~
Sdmo9er:: ~8unOert Sic Oos.
5rou 5dpagerin 6eute am
NaDlto92 Ger gllte Menid frelit
lld, aild einnol cine Stimme All
babcnl@
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11
g(nncbranntes ssleiih

p~erliert ietfen idlleHten @eidmof,
menn man Den Gopi einige Stunoen
in cir fend)te8 5lih biiat, Dos man
offers %ernelert.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11
Der W~e0anfcmIeIer.

Weiellid1aft bei 8eriiborO Sham.
Gin illl9er Mann er3G6lt iiberalI
berlll er lei Elm @eoanfenleier, troB-
Dem 6eabtetc i6n S6ap in feiner
Neile. ShlieBlidl rltft Scr orforilig.
lidle iltft8e 0eann. ,,gliih ibre @cOon=
ten fam ib genau leien, SEER
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11
gLnd, rim WaitteI

u@eine 6rou flost Sen gan3cn
Gag iiber 9tigrane.~
uS6redlidl @as fun sic So
ge9en2~
uyfidt hinhorenA
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11

lin flefne 8floer an Sic 8atlO
gu 6dngen, lit Elm Stiid an9caeine
better ais 9rabt, "a tie ~ebenio9nt 66lt
lllO tueniger auffdlt.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11

Mobe5eidncr
Gnnl @SarncS
Scist al Oicicr
Sofe bic ipid)tisiten
Mlcrf finale Der
6crbitmpoc. ST
gc6randltc cincn
@ir0s enc @oaitsff
III einem mattcn
nHb Nrniin
fnr Die SaHc nit
Na~aoaGrmclu,
lua6rcnh er Die
s~cIdJncifttu
&nmpfiinieu
nit bron5efor.
beaeH 3uifcln
Derio6. Sin
a%nidlicRcn6es,
branncs &oa-
fleiO, NIT
lGuacrem nn6
mcitere,m 3Od,
b%eantmDrtet Die
bronSefarbcnc
Insi6nlId nms
Der Sadc
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11
Nin fIpinpr

Sin fleiner Sdupann i'm
Sdirmitdnoer bGudbrt it'd gut gum
I%ufnebmen ser 6elihtigfeit pom nal
len Sd'irmen mo beugt Dem Soften
Der Sdirmipibe Dor.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11
Didptcr ms SdRriftIfcacr
Die sabfrcidlitc Sortc.

Wion lpradl in eInem ofbetIlden
3irfcl Don Den Oeridlie0enen Arten
Der 9idter, sen epiidleu, sen trogi-
iden Oen fnniihen un0 10 tort.
Sic oer9eIleil Die 5o1lreid1e Sor.
te,~ melOete ii6 8oltaire, ,,oie butt
arilenlM
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11
=INTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRAUEN=
SimniprMA

gcbcn 1T Gin f6itlid cling,
Sram6It Sn's fling eeiinnt;
Gab cs iuic cir Sdmcttcrling.
Nimm cs mic Gin &inb.
&ictor gliitDgcn
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11

Iborp uno ser englii6e Dele
gierte erwiOerten 1rgerlid, lire
&esierungen miiroen bonig nnbe-
griinoet nnge9riffen. MuItrnliens
3uiaBontrng entbalte feillen 8rud
friiberer glbre0en.
Washington Journal., 1946-10-11

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-02
DR.. W. J. 0'Connor,
6. u. Registrar, Dies

DR.. Walter J. O'Connor, so, reg
istrar of the college of arts and
sciences at Georgetown University
for % years, died early today at his
home, 4728 Forty-sixth street NV,
following heart attack.
A native of Boston, DR.. O'Connor
was a graduate of Boston College
High School, attended Boston Col
lege and was graduated from Bos-
ton University. His college educa-
ton was interrupted by service in
the 5th Division during the World
War.
DR.. O'Connor came to Georgetown
University in 1919 and received a
doctorate in philosophy. In 1922
he was appointed assistant registrar
of the college under the Rev. Will
liam Talon and the next year was
named registrar. Later, he was also
named chairman of the economics
department.
DR.. O'Connor was a member of
the Commission for Secondary
Schools of the Middle Atlantic
States Educational Association and
had been reelected three times to
the post
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Alice Veronica O'Connor; two
daughters, Miss Grace O'Connor and
Miss Alice Marie O'Connor, and two
sons, Walter j.. jr., and Francis
O'Connor. all of Washington.
Requiem mass will be celebrated
Tuesday at Blessed Sacrament
Church, the time to be announced
later. Burial will be in st. Paul's
Cemetery, Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-02
Rites for Edwin Hahn
Shoe Firm Head Will
Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for. Edwin Hahn,
president of William Hahn g. Co,
she firm of Washington and Balti-
more, who died Thursday night at
his home, 1919 Cleveland avenue
NV, will be held at II am. tomor-
row at Gawler's Funeral Home. 1855
Pennsylvania avenue Interment
will be in Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation Cemetery.
Born in Washington, Mr.. Hahn
was graduated from Tech High
School, and attended Massachusetts
Institute of Technology. He was
prominent locally and nationally in
the shoe business and was a former
director of the National Shoe Re-
taiiers' Association.
Last year he completed an ex-
tensive survey of all phases of the
shoe industry for the Department
Of Commerce, and was the author of
many articles on that business He
participated in many phases of the
war effort, serving on the Small
Business Unit of the War Depart
ment, at the United Nations Service
Center, and on local price and ra-
tioning boards.
Mr.. Hahn was Thirty-second De-
gree Mason and a member of Almas
Temple, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
He belonged to the Cosmopolitan
Club, Woodmont Country Club and
was board member of the Police
Boys Club.
Mr.. Hahn had been a director Of
William Hahn & Co. since 1912, and
its president since 1884, succeeding
his older brother, Harry Hahn, and
his father, william Hahn, the
founder of the firm.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Florentine l. Hahn: one son, William
hahn; two daughters, Mrs. Maurice
Bernbaum, and Miss Mathilda Hahn;
tow sisters, Miss Rae Hahn and Mrs.
Beatrice Heller, and one brother,
Gilbert Hahn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-02
Mrs. Evans to Make
Historical Recording

Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr., will con-
tribute recording for the historic
source material project at George
Washington University. which is to
include a collection of recordings to
be held until the year 2007 before
they are to be played.
Mrs. Evans recording, to be made
today. will consist of quotations
from her book, Wartime Washing
ton" The former Miss Jesse FAINT,
Mrs. Evans has been an outstand-
ing figure in education in Washing
ton since the '20s when she was a
specialists in education at the Will
son Normal School. She is now
chairman of the Board of Governors
of George Washington University.
The recording project is a gift by
George Washington graduate of
1945.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-02
Charge Wyatt Sold
$4,000 House for
$4,000 Is Denied
BY the Asseeiofsd Pres.

The Louisville, KY, home that
Housing Expediter Wilson Wyatt
left to take over his duties in WASH
ington came in for debate yesterday
on the floor Of Congress.
Representative Smith, Republican,
Of Ohio was promptly challenged
when he said he understood that
records showed 10000 had been
paid for the house and that Mr..
Wyatt sold 1t month ago for
$25, 900.
To be exact" said Mr.. Smith,
Mr.. Wyatt made $50 per cent profit
on his house after having held it
only eight years"
Shortly after Mr.. Smith made his
speech, Representative Monroney,
Democrat, of Oklahoma took the
floor to say that he had just spoken
with Mr.. Wyatt and found out from
him that the $4,000 to which Mr..
Smith referred had retired a mort
gage when the home was owned by
Mr.. WAITS mother-in-law. To do
this, Mr.. Monroney said, Mr.. Wyatt
lost $4,000 in disposing of his own
home in order to raise funds to as
sumo the mortgage.
The Oklahoman said that rather
than $4,000 home the residence
cost $4,000 when built in 1924.
Mr.. Smith told his colleagues that
the housing legislation before the
House would make home owners
liable for fines or jail sentences if
they sold their places for more than
ceiling prices.
"Yet the man who would do the
prosecuting himself INDUCED, and
after his appointment as housing
car. in speculation on his own to
the extent of upping the price al
most 20 per cent annually for eight
years." MIR. Smith commended.
Mr.. Wyatt was stoutly defended
by Chairman Spence of the House
Banking Committee as "a capable
man, an honest man and decent
man." Mr.. Spence said Mr.. Wyatt
had disposed of his home as any
one else would have when required
to move from one city to another.
This debate has fallen to pretty
low level" Mr.. Spence concluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-02
Services for Earl Compton
To Be Held Here Monday

Earl Compton, Sc, owner of the
Manassas Produce Co. of Washing
ton. died yesterday at Doctors Hos
pital. He lived at 1910 Alaska ave-
nue. NV.
Mr.. Compton came to the Dis
trict about IS years ago and estab-
lished his wholesale grocery busi-
ness, which for the last several
years has been located at 1859
Fourth street NE. He was a native
OF Clifton Station, Va.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Mary M. Compton; two sons, Car
lin S. and James A. Compton, and
a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Could
thrope, all of Warrenton, Va; two
brothers, William Compton. Manas-
sas, Va, and Perry Compton, Clifton
Station, and a sister, Mrs. George
Davis, Centerville, Va.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. Monday at his residence
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Gene
terry.