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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
Sister Josephine,
Catholic Teacher,
Dies On Saturday

Sister M. Josephine Bease. be-
loved teacher at the Convent of
the Most Holy Sacrament, died
Saturday night at the convent at
the age of 50. She had been in
i'll health for some time. Sister
Josephine had retired as a teach
er in the school about ten years
ago.
For many years Sister Joseph
inc taught boys in the grammar
school at the convent and many
men who are now in business
in Pascagoula went to school to
her. Later when the classes be-
came co-educational she also
taught girls. She taught in the
public schools in Louisiana for
a time. A native of Ireland, Sis
ter Josephine had been in Pas
cagoula for the past % years.
Funeral services were conduct
ed Monday morning with requ-
lem mass conducted at the Our
Lady of Victories church at 8
a. m. by the Rev. P. J. Carey
with the Rev. j. j. Harmon and
R. j. O'Connell in the sanctu-
airy. Pail bearers, all bushes:
men who are former pupils OF
hers, were Eddie O'Brien, Fred.
die O'Brien, Valsin DeJean, AL
ton Mansfield, Sam G~uchereaux
and Lynn Clark. Interment wa
in Greenwood cemetery. Siste
Josephine had no living surviv
ors in this country.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
A Holds First
Annual Meeting
At Country Club

The first annual meeting of
the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION was held at the Coun-
try Club last Monday night at
7:30 p. m, with so members and
guests present.
Purpose of the meeting was to
acquaint the members with
what the YMCA is doing for the
community. President of the or
ganization, Hugh Dossett, sum
med up the past work of the
association, and gave a preview
of things to come.
Principal speaker of the eve
ming was John Mason. of the
Mobile YMCA. Mr.. Mason is a
prominent figure in the Mobile
club, and gave an address in
which he commended and en-
couraged the members of the
PascagoUla Y. Albin Krebs, a
member of the newly-formed
Hi-Y club, spoke on what the
Hi-Y Means to the Youth of Pas
cagoula."
Present at the meeting were
members of the organization
and their wives. Secretary-treas-
urer H. G.. Otis read a financial
report, and the meeting was pre-
sided over by the president and
A. P. May, general secretary.
New board members were an
nouncej at the meeting. They
are: j. F. Hundley, reelected;
T. r. Swartwout. Hermes Gau-
tier, A. j. Moss, Vertis Ramsay,
w. Guy Krebs, Jr., T. L.. Will
liams, and E. d. Wright.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
cHURCHWoMEN SEND
MISSION GIFT

On Monday afternoon a group
of women from St. Johns Epis-
eopal church met at the home of
Mrs. r. B. McIlwain to complete
details for the sending of the
annual missions donation to the
national church.
Several letters from church
officials we're read and as a re-
suit it was decided TO call a meet
ing of all women of St. Johns
at the homo of Mrs. John Nell
son on the third Monday of Mo-
vember for the purpose of or
ganizin5 a Woman's Auxiliary.
All women of the church are
urged % attend this session.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
Edna Jean Willioms
Given PdrtY On Her
Sixth BirfhdoY

A happy event to twenty-one
of the little friends of Edna Jean
Detrio, who received the guests
her mother, Mrs. Eddie Williams
in honor of her daughters sixth
birthday Wednesday, Nov. 6.
The home of Edna's grand
mother, Mrs. ]. ] Clark, 313 Lau-
rel street was the setting for the
party and il was pcettily decclat-
ed with fall flowers.
A number of birthday games
were enjoyed under the direc-
ton of the hostess who was pleas
antly assisted by Mrs. Larry
Clark in awarding prizes to the
winners.
CAKES, candies and other good
things TO eat were served with
cold drinks.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

Mark Twain refused to invest
honey in Alexander Graham
ellis telephone.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

In early France, no one but
the wife of Henry II was allow
ed to wear red velvet.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

Police in Bulgaria literally ear
mark known piekpockets with
indelible ink.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08

George Bernard Shaw's total
income for the first nine years
he devoted to writing was only
$40.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-11-08
SGT. HAROLD KNIGHT HOME

SGT. Harold Knight, son of MI.
and Mrs. r. B. knight of Pas
cagoula. has returned home af-
ter serving with the occupation
forces in Japan. Sgt. knight. who
expects TO receive an honorable
discharge in December. plans IT,
re-enter Howard college in Birm-
ingham in January.
Miss Sarah Knight, who holds
an important position as a civil
ian in the offices at Fort Bragg.
S. G., came down last Friday to
visit her parents and be with
her brother during the week. She
will leave Friday for visits In
Birmingham and other points be
fore returning TO Fort Bragg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. David were
weekend guests of Mr.. d. S.
Shattles on Prentiss Road. Mr..
and Ms. Carl Boone of Bond
were also guests in the home.
Evening star., 1946-02-26
First ClubmobiIe 10 Land
In Normandy Coming Here

The Daniel Boone, the first. Amer
ican Red Cross clubmobile to land
in Normandy after D day, is sched-
uled to arrive here late today and
remain until March 6, during the
opening days of the Red Cross Fund
campaign.
1t will be on view at noon tomor-
row outside the main entrance of
the Labor Department auditorium,
where nearly a thousand volunteer
leaders of the Government Unit of
the campaign will hold their open
ing meeting.
Every day except Sunday during
its stay the Daniel Boone will be
parked outside the Capitol Theater
Two girls of its original crew will
serve doughnuts and hot coffee Just
as they served them to combat
troops in Europe.
The clubmobile also will visit
military hospitals in this vicinity
and noon report meetings of cam
Evening star., 1946-02-26
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DRAMA.
Anothep Languase,n presented pde Sy Mas, M;s,
School auditorium SIS o'clock tonight.
EXHIBITS.
On view at Library Of Congress: Water
colors by Paneho Fisro, Peruvian artist;
and Hebrew periodicals through Thursday;
maps and charts published BY AAF Aero
texas Centennial o.ssai exhibit through March
15 and Cathedral OF Palma de Mailora"
through March 20; am to 10 pm Mon
Saturdays and 11:30 am. to 10 pm. Sun
oil and water color paintings by Paul
NV, am. to pm. daily through
Msss 'SSs snd Msaea nss by aed
Pan American Union, am. to 4:30 pm
daily MorIa taroqgh THURSDAY so.nu,.,t,
captSred d Ger German flaens Sanaers %sshinston ssSss
and Lincoln materials, including the
ea5 ArehlHss s5 ag ant
5:15 pm. daily through Thursday.
Paintings BY Elizabeth Pee Philips nds
and ! am. to pm. tomorrow through
wby. ss29 s9Iers coDo.su Doss aysnas
NV; NV. s;3o am. to 8 Pm. daily through
ssfsl 2t xaeT @ sos5i
and 50th annual exhibition of Washington
Water Color Club through March B, Cor
eoran Gallery of Art, noon to 4:30 pm.
Mondays: 9 am. to 80 pm. Tuesdays
through Saturdays and . to p. m. sundays;
Azalea show, Botanic Garden, First and
ence avenues S.W., am. to 4 pm. sun
days through Fridays and 9 am. to noon
Saturdays through March 10.
On view in rare books section OF Library
of Congress: Basic Source Of Materials OF
Early American History, 1872 800,
am. to pm. Mondays through Fridays
and 2 am. to l pm. Saturdays through
March 90.
Additions to the Kress collection, French
and prints by Hogarth and Rowiandson
from Rosenwald collection. National Gal
lery Of Art, 10 am. to pm. weekdays
and to 10 pm. Sundays through March
LUNCHEON.
Rotary Club, Willard Hotel, l2:lo p.m
tomorrow. Members and guests.
MEETING.
Instrument Society of America, wash
ington Section. Interior Department audi
torium, O'Clock tonight.
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Art canteen with materials and models
furnished. YMCA-USO, 1876 G street NV,
7:30 o'clock tonight.
Cake contest" NCCs-USo, 1914 N
street NV; o'clock tonight.
o Dance; Uso Club, 1911 H street NV
Dance with Air Force Band, NCCs- UsO.
alS Tenth street NV, $50 O'Clock to-
night
Palestinian songs and dances by Ha-
bonim girls JWB-USO, Sixteenth and @
streets NV, O'Clock tonight.
Evening star., 1946-02-26

she suffered when her clothing was
ignited by flames from a coal stove
in her home yesterday, police re-
ported. The child, daughter of Mrs.
Fannie Proctor, was playing when
she fell against the stove, accord
ing to police She was taken to
ChildreE's Hospital.
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Girl. 4, Seriously Burned
In FuII Against Stove

-year-old Ruth Proctor, col
ored, Of 1906 Benning road Sc, is
in serious condition with third de-
gree burns of the entire body which
Evening star., 1946-02-26

Fine je,CeLry has its fashions and see ,chaf
look of sbrinehme 1916 is caught in these
pieces, so typical Of the high quality you expect
in treasures from Woodscard g Lothrob's
Fine Jevelry collection.
Towering lax gold pin with three
buds formed by cultured peors,
$3.50
Earrings cultured pearl and
satellite diamond . d.. set in lax
gold Poir " Sl92
Prices Include 20@o Tar
W&L-Fine Jewelry First Floor
Evening star., 1946-02-26
ohhcers: Dance, Junior of1cers Of wash
lnston, 8 O'Clock tonight.

Service personnel may obtain more in
formation by calling the United Nations
Center. National 1900. or any of the
foliowlng USOs: National 3431, National
Colored personnel may call USO, Decatur
1864, or War Hospitality Decatur 7TfiS
Evening star., 1946-02-26

WedneSday (the 2Hh 49,.
End Clearance!
ted as listed oil fine buys sovnes Also dresses underwear,
I'd subject to the usual conditions Of soeo mail ORDERS tee
charge Of 25c for pinfittnes (Store hours 93O to PM
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in
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crepe style marquhtts
sssss sss Ds sss other s s with %
sm Misses Dsss-Ssssnd ss Sc s,1 Floor %, ., ,,o
beige blue as'r red green Ore
French Room-seeond Floor
Dress ss,s blu: % % @ matching aa sa on
s.. ss,s1 s p, 5 self VI, @
Brown raulsA Afternoon Dress size lo-
slss SIS ss Bridesmaids Dress rn Jersey and net Size $40
, ss y.
s 1ss sh s rn % a6 tnh length
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underwear Shop Second Floor
iss ns,sa s1s cs' sss.; s % embroidery trim Red and gree, 81
l''-slse ran short and medium length
Fine white Cotton Boomrs Medium m---- - -sso @
W0msns .sI ond and Misses Budget Dresses-Fourth Floor
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Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
Srau9iti6
als 3ea9c

Niirnberg II @eneralfeIon1aridnu
@altber bon 8rolthitid iagte in Dem
Observation-Disclosures aus, Aooli
Sitter lei I'M &riege 81 einem geipii-
len 3eitpunfte bonn 3uiammen6ru6e
&ttBlanOs i~t6er5eugt gelpeien uno
babe nit einem friiben Sieg I'M SUM
1871 als entiheioenO gere6net.
@be bon 8rnu6itih Sen 3ellgen-
Itnno betrot, muroe Dem Snternotio-
nalen MtilitGrtribunol 8emeisfate-
rial unterbreitet, 0aB Die 9eutI6en
cine 9roge 5lir Sterililierung BON
WfilIionen BON &riegsgefangenen ber-
geiteat batten. @iner Der S6opfer
oieier 9roge ifrieb Dem @eItapodef
Seinrid 9immIer, der BeinO muB
nidt nur geIdlagen ionoern ber-
nidtet meroen."
Benerolfel0mori6on ION 8ro1t-
ditlh mar Observation-Disclosures Der
oeittiden armeeng bis lid Ser Dor
mnrih i'm ruiiil6en Sdnee Dor
Mosfau %feitlief. Sitter lebte i'm
am 90. DECEMBER 1911 al.
Als Der @eneralielomarldan be-
rihtete, nie er 0nS &ommonbo ber-
Tor, oas er leit 1888 innegeba6t
bate, muroe er 10 bonn @eIii9l
iiberip6ltiet, onB er cine poae Dei-
mute niht lpre6en fonnte. @on
8rauditid ielbIt befin0et ii6 niht
I'M 4nflage5ultano.
@r iagte, &itler erlau6te Sffi3ie-
rem ni6t am Gommnnoo 5ltriid0ii.
treten. God BEL ibm mar ons etlpns
nnoeres, Ga Sitter einen Sitn6enbof
fir Die furdtbaren Serlulte an Der
ruiifihen 5ront brn1dte.
@ie ser @eneralfelomaridaa aus
fiibrte, poate Sitter 3unGAIt I'M
8eIten, am ~. @opem6er 1889,
angreifen, muroe aber Damn, nit
&iidiidt a4f oos 8etter, iiberreOet,
onbon glbitano 81 nebmen. CT
lagte, 9ftler gab Den Befebl, Die
ruiiiihen Gommiliare lofort BEL Der
l@efoneennabme ST. eridieBen, bod
lei oieiem 8efebl ME nafsefommen
moroen.
Gin 8rief Sen Die 8riten borleg.
ten, ltammte bon einem Or. 8ofor.
M uno mar an SIMMER geridtet.
SIS bieB BARN:
Ser @eoanfe 1Gein, onB 3,000,.
900 8oIideipifen 0ie li6 in oeut-
ider @efangenihaft b%efinoen, @Iterili-
liert peroen fonnten, 10 oaB lie 8ipar
fir Nrbeif sur Gerfiignng itiinOen,
Iid aber nidt fort6upflon5en per-
m6aen, erSffnet weitreidenoe Ser
lpeftioen."
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
Ynlfuuldn0er
erbolten Wort

8aris. Stootsiefretdr 8Drnes,
ser beute an sen 8orIib Der Barrier
6ric0cnsfonfereuS fiibri, miro iid
arr cine lunge Ge6atte oarltber
gciobt MAIDEN miIiieiI OBJ Albn-
nien Ne0ppteu, Mierifo, &it6a lnno
5raa nuigeioroert meroen %lollen,
at sen gerutlui9en teil5unebmen.
Gs lit oenfbdr, 0nB oiele itit-
aligene6mc 6roge mittels zines
aompromiB glntrnges aus Der
@clt geidlafft miro. 4ber bis
Ou6in 0iIrften piele Morte geruef-
Jeff meroen uno crit 0anaf
miro oie aonferen5 lire eigent-
lid,e aufgabe meiteriirbren fon-
tei II sic 9erotung Der 5rieoens-
uertrGge nit Stalien, gulgarien,
Rumdliicn, ltngurn unO J%innlano.
Stolien bat 1ur6 Bremier Al-
cioc Sc 8aiperi ieinen Stano-
putft oorgelegt. Die oitOeren bier
Diadte 1ueroen nobl oieie 8ode
an Die 8eibe fommen. Die rn-
m1niide Delegation traf bier Elm,
nro albenminiiter 8atarescn font
i~erierte iofort nit ieinpn @einn0-
ten in 9onoon, 9oris uro 8rag.
@unn er Dol Der &onferen5 lpre-
den miro, Itano nod nift felt.
Die Jrage Ser ginloOiing OIL
onOere WtGdlte mltroe a%nfgeDorfet,
ais sic Somietunion iif fiir Elm
illgoslomiides 8erlangen naf) gu
luiiung albnniers einiebte. Die
g~ereinigten Stnoten forOerten fiir
einen iolden Sail aud Die gu
laiiItng geghptenS> MerIfoS un0
&ubas. Ger @iOeritnno muroe BON
Scr grie1iihen Delegation angefii6rt,
Sic lid olf Sen S%tonopunft tell
te, Dab afbnnien am Stalieni-
iden Angriif auf @riedenlano
beteiligt mar uno infolgeoeien
nidt geeignet lei, an Ser Seite
ser alliierten @ationen iiber Den
6rieocn 5u bernten.
aae ilaluiid1en 0otionen itellten
lid binter oas jugoSlanlihe Ser
Ser Gompromiboorihlog
puroe IhlieBlif BON Der eide
6oslomafei eingebrdHt unO err
flp6r nod cine aeringere AeirOe-
rlng ourA Die 8~ereinigten Stao-
ten. 9emnod) miiroe Nlbonien nidt
ais Elm Sail fiir iid ongeieben
porolif Die Sugosln-
men beitaltoen 6atten oielmebr
albaaien. ebenio mie @egupten.
artba uno Merifo n%ufgeforoert,
lire Aniihten in NenariiBun-
zen Ser aonferet8 ulo oen 5li-
aonuniiiionen 5l dliBern."
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16

6onoelte iid MIR iin &ofs ullO at.
Oeres q~ep06nlide Muteriol.
Sic geboroen buben ueripro.
deit, in elm pnor 8ogen Elm aoni.
muniaue ii6er Ole Heiultute Der
uilienihoftliden ltnteriud}ungen 81
uer0ffeutlifen. 9ie idppe0iiHe Brel-
lie miro in5piiden ernoblt, nidt
Sic Namen uon Grten SIT ueroi-
fentliden, no oieie @eilterproiefti-
lie n%ieOergeben, Oantit i6re Nb-
lett0er nidlt nit pihtigen Gutell
periorot meroen. amtliderieit lebnte
man es ob, 8ernutigltngGn oil5u-
IteIlen, mo- bic @urfgeidolie ber-
fommen. God miro un9enomnlef,
Dab Die 2ofetenproieftile ir9enopo
BON Ger Oeutiden 0itircfiiite itom-
men.
Die ldpeoiidc 0eiicntlihfcit
bat sen &afetenidrred nit %erltoltil-
lid,er &l6e 6illgenommeii. Gic 8e-
iiirdtlmg, 0oB SdnOen III oiht
6eDolferten @e6ieten oligerihtet
luerocn fonnte, bat l;1 nidlt be-
m~abrbeitet.
98iemonO iAeint onjrne6mcn,
SaB Die ELECTROMAGNETIC elllc lttl-
litdriidle 8orbereitlna ae9cn Sdppa-
0en beoeltGu. God mtnoeri mon
lid eirigermuBeiJ lpeshnIb 9crn-
Sc SdpcOen ais 3ielideibe ols-
aeilrd,t uuroe. no 0oN loninuo
qeniiqelp0 @elar0e fiir oerartigc
@rperimcnte sur geriii1nng ltc.
ben muB.
IN uStod6olms 1iOninacn" er-
Idien m1lGngit Elm 9eitayt.fel nit
Der llgberihriit. ,}@eiltcr Broi-i-
tile mo ser 3lifnnitsfrieq.
IS 1puroe BARN ausgcfit9rt, Dob
Dos Nuitreten uoi. iernqelelttef
@uriacihoiien es E%otpeH0ig niad)e,
miliiGriid gcriiitet ST iein.
,Slu al(gemeineu miro oas @els
iter Hofeterproierfil uGs ein flei.
iier @egcnitrifo nit eincnl Ieari.
een 5dpueif beifrie6rh Der IN
GROCER S6bp oo6iniauit uiO in
elm paor GefanOen uerIdppunoen
lit. 9lugea5euQen erfldrell, 0oB
sic Nafeterproieftile fem uerte6m-
6areS @er1uld Oo4fiibren.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
Nafeten11ref
in S6lueOen

Stof6olm. - @eiiterbaite &nfe-
te~nproieftile - cine mpiterioie Art
Ipulenformiger. @egenitdnoe nit
feltrigen Sfnpeifen - iinO in SdDe-
oer Elm ullt1glider @nblid ge-
poroen. Die Militdrbeboroen ba-
ben ldnger fem 3meifel mebr Oa-
ran, Dab Dos 2anO our 3ielifei-
be bel oeriuden nit ~ferngelenf-
ten 8oieftilen sema9t miro.
Set Dem 1. Suli limo in oen
3eitnngen fait tdglih 8eridlte
iiber iolde ~fliegeroe 5euerbdlle
e%rid)ienen.
81 9eginn nnbp mnn an, err
regte ghi9en5euged bntten nifts
meiter ais Wfeteore geieben. 3mi-
ld,en Dem 8. uno -. Sui aber
erbielten sic Militdrbebor0en 300
8eritte iiber 0os A~uitreten BON
Rufetenproieftilien, uno ieitoem
iino meiter tdglidte Melounqen
einaelonien. 6raanlente. luelbe BON
8iIenidaitlern unteriudt muroen
gaben feline An9altspunfte, @s
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
gnrf. Gabinett
redftton1r

Nnfnrd - MiniiterprGiioent He-
cep 8efer punote lid an Die Wilita.
rilten lln0 ertremen &onlerOaiipen
CUR 8il0ung zines neuen &~ubinetts,
oos Dem Bremier Sufrlt Saracog-
lis, meldes 3uriiftrat, folgen ion.
Befer, ser ielblt Elm Wtilitariit aus
Der Hepollltions6eit &enal Mta-
turfs lit, lieB BEL ieiner 3abinetts-
biloung oie neugeborene oeHofrn-
tilde Hortei D~oaitdnoig auBer Adt.
@16reno elner Denomination
.foroerten bllrloerte bon 8auern unO
9lrbeitern ltiirmiid anerfennuItg
Der neuen Bartei, troBOem wuroe
aud ntht ems Der IA Hortefeuiaes
Der Sppoiition iibertragell.
8emerfensmert mar 0ie 8eibebal-
tuitg oeS 9uBenminiiters Saiian
Safa i'm Mmte. Dies miiroe OILS elm
S6ritt ser nelien 3egiernng 5ur
6~ortieBung Der 4uBenpolitit Snrn-
ausgelegt, Die Iofortige ener-
glide Abmebr jeglinpr ginmiidung
bon irgeno elmer an0eren Seite ber-
9rei meitere Miniiter, sic im
alnte perbleiben, Iino 4rbeitsmi-
hitter 5noi Srnlnf, Suiti8miniIter
@oftnen uno Bahtminilter
1abiin goibfam.
MltBer Yefer Iino in benz neuen
Rabinett orei lpeitere Iriibere Diff.
5iere Der Mrmee, Sopbemir ais W1i-
hitter fir @olfSperteioigung, Suer
ais Snnenminiiter ltno Snceoupi als
gerfebrsminilter. Ole itbrigen Wit-
iolen Dem GuBeriten redten
Der berrihenoen 8olfspartei
angeboren. @ie oas meme &abiytt
nufgenommen meroen miro, lit nod
cine offene 6rage. Sic gauge 3u-
Iafnmeniebitug iueilt ieoenfaIs oar-
.uf9ifL Dab es nit Itnrfer @alto 81
reaierell aepint lit.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
GOatt DerOGCb.
tigt NtOlOtOU

goris. Ser Solpict . gtuBen.
miniiter Molotou uerldngte, Dab
sic europ1iide 6rieoensfonferenj
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5utiidlpei.
ie, 0ie bereits bonn @eit6itsfo.
mitee o%n9enommeu morOen linO,
Serbprt gpatt BON guItrolieu be.
iduIoiete i'm nit erreeten @or.
ten, CT uerlude Oos Getoredt in
einer Neiie o~n5upenoen, Die mad
@inihiidterung" ousiebe.
@tolotoo %ieinerieits beidulOigte
@nglano unO oie 8ereinigten
Staaten ,eineu i6tueren 5ebler"
gento6t at 9oben, inoen lie elm
britiiHes 9fomeuomeut Ourdiebten,
0oB iorpo9l cine einfo6e Moiori-
tat, Oos 3eht beiiten IolI, Ser
tragsporidl19e Dem Rot ser @ll.
Benminiiter 5t MAIDEN Molotoo ers
ilhte thrift 0arltnl, MIR cine 5lpei
GritfeI M%ebrbeit oii5uerfemen.
@untt, ser iid gelegentlid iiber
ieirten Gid Iebnte uno MoIotou
oireft in Die Augen io6, berliderte,
GliBlnnOs SnnOIungsmeiie II n1tt-
lid oie Ibitimnungsiroge mieoer
Dor Die 8Ieitoriisung SIT bringen
,,fomme oem gIeif, mos IN Ell
nigen 2Gnoern ais '6ilibuitering'
befannt let"
Guatt erfl1rte, MoIotop Oeriu6-
te nun oosiel6e getorebt in Ser
Srieoensfonieren5 "0urdBuieben, mie
er ooS idon I'M Miniiterrote ge-
tan bobe. Ger <iie bebauptete,
in Ser 6rage ser einfoden Ma
joritdt batten iiA Oie britilbe ultO
Die uncertainties Delegation ooie
SGnoe 9ereidt." llno 5tpar aus
Dem @rltnoe mabriAeinlid, Inn
Die annobne bon @mpieblungen
5pt erIeihtern, Oie lbnen poiien.~
Cine MajoritGt muB nidt gegen
cine Minoritdt ausgeipielt merOen
iogte Molotoo.
angeFIdts eikleS neuen, Iongpn
uno erbitterten Samples IN Der
@leuorIibung ii6er oieielben Oil
ieren5en, Die bereits i'm @eid1fts-
fomitee beban0elt moroen pnren,
bemaftiete Iif gerpirrung Der
Gele9ierten iiber Oeri neuen Sc
fiiblsuustouih. 0ie Gelegierten BAT.
ten ndmlid cine 4nnabme Ser
i'm &omitee erraihten 8eihliiiIe
Oblte weitere Shnierigfeiter er.
lpartet.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
2lneit pcr Il. >. ,,cin,
3i0e fricNcns0cw6kr"

Eortlatt0, Ore. Wi3en0mtrdI
gbomns 2eigb @nt6 ingte bier
.,oieies rete atomtide. 3eitalteI
6at mid iiber5eitgt, ooB Die eir-
5ige Mogliffeit, 6rieoen fir I'M
Ter 2ano gu erbalten, 6arin be.
ltebt, oaf miiienihaftlid geriiite'
ter @eiie ID tart 81 iein, 0af
ser &eIt Ser @elt Dor ms @ngil
fat. llno mir miiiien Die otfoeren
miiien laiien naB mir audi &C.
iuillt limo, uniere MISREPRESENTATION
&affen ail3upenoen.
Gin oaltern0er 6rie0e lueroe in
3ufunft oas @eihenf Ser Wiiien-
ifaffler iein, fSbrte Ser 8i5eao-
aus. Scr StantSn1nlacrn
lit es niht gelnngen, 9riesen elm
@n0e 81 bereiten."
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16

fe1ls6o6er, ser iefs Ser orei-
3ebn geidmeroefitDrer %perborte,
1ob sic @rfl1rung o6, ,,cS ut lit-
Qliidlid, oaB Die Grmittlut8efl 10
lonae Ooliern.~ Die 8eidnUeroen
miiroen unteriudt meroeH.
Sauptmann Carroll iogtc, Oie
Mtlitar0eridt6orfeit lei Gpeoer
militdriid nod gerett." or inbr
tort: y@enn Elm oneritdnllter
piiroer in Den 8ereinigten Staa-
ten obne Gerteioiger so Gage IN
Salt ae6alten miro, mitroe Die
0ali5e Gedtion proteitieren. 9ont
Elm omerifaniiher 8iirger oieler
9PedtsIiderung 6eroubt neroen,
menn er i'm AuslonOe IN DENT
itcht? Iie Observation-Disclosures
9i5t einem 9%eiduloigten crit An-
iprudd, auf einen Gerteioiger pettll
Scr Ball oem ariegsgeridt ilber'
iuieien miro. SIN 5ronfiurter 0li-
litdrbc5irf gub Is uiele Sale III
oenen 9eidulOigte ud]t ooer teult
N3onute III Salt marerL beuor
ibr Sail ans 9riegsgerift gina.
@dbrenO oieier lltterboltungsDoft
1T ser geidNlOiate ie0es Sertei-
Siqers 6erdnbt rno Dollig bilf-
lbs, nm Ieine gerteioigung Dor
,1fhrreitpt "