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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16
ROD DAREElE GETS
 DOLLHOUSE AWARD

Rod Darnell, with ticket number 99 was the lucky winner of the doll house awarded by St. Mar garet's Guild at l o'clock Satur- day, December II, at the Parish Hall.
 Each year at this time doll house is awarded by the guild, but this one has attracted more than the usual amount of attention. It had been made exactly to scale in every detail and was furnished beautifully and tastefully. It con- tained many real miniatures. It had heen planned, constructed, and furnished by MT. and Mrs, Victor Power and had been on display for scrne time at their store, the Juneau Paint and Supply Go.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16
Birthday Dinner
 For Mrs. Rolf

MT. and Mrs. V. A. Lee Entertain ed Sunday evening with q dinner party to compliment Mrs. Helen Rolf on her birthday anniversary. Centerpiece for the artistically ar ranged table was the traditional candlelit birthday cake.
 The guest of honor was the recip- tent Of lovely gifts from the quests attending, which included Nil. and Mrs. H. R. Mcleod, MT. and Mrs. Hal Sheldon, Mrs. Rolf and the hest and hostess An enjoyable evening of cards followed the din- ner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16
DOROTHY TIMER WEDDED lNkNCHORAGE SATURDAY

Dorothy Tyner and Sgt. E. Radley Stangl were married at an informal ceremony in Anchorage last Satur- day afternoon, according to advices received in Juneau. The vows were read by Post Chaplain Wendell F. Rex. Margaret Parrish was brides maid and best man was Thomas Collins.
 The bride is formerly of Juneau, attorney with the OPA, and the bridegroom is a member of the 494th band at Fort Richardson.
 The newlyweds plan to make their home in Anchorage, where Mrs Stangl has her own law office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16
Sell il w:cn an Empire Tantad.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That on December 2nd. 1946, in the U. S. Commissioners Court for Ju neau Precinct. at Juneau, Alaska, Howard D. Stabler was appointed administrator of the estate cf JOHN RUSSELL ELLIOTT. deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present them, with verified vouchers as required by law, to said administrator at his office in the Shattuck Building, Ju- neau, Alaska, within six months from the date of the first public9- ticn of this notice
 HOWARD, D. sTABLER,
 Administrator First publication, Dec. 2. 1946 Last publication, Dee. g, 1946.
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ATTENTION MOTORISTS!

All concrete streets in the city will be plowed tonight. Motorists will be given until midnight to get their aatcs off concrete streets. All cars parked on these streets after midnight will be impounded, &C., cording to ordinance.
 City of Juneau,
 Street Dept. 4521t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

MT. and Mrs. Glenn Parker en- tertained with a splendid Thanks giving dinner at their home at Evergreen Meadows Farms. The Thanksgiving motif was carried out with the table decorations and a most delicious dinner was served. Besides the host and hostess at the table were MT and Mrs. Martin Shultz, Charles Parker and Ralph Nelscn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16
FOR SALE

BOYS CLOTHING, size 16 and Is, hunting knives and belts, 30-30, 40, three 22's, life raft, pair new oars, 10 it. skiff Black 120 or 923 9th St. 452-4t
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EVENTS AT
 GUSTAvUS
lsPEcIAL conREsroNpENcEl

GUSTAVUS, Alaska - Alexander Duffraine, Chief of Radio Commun- ications at the airfield was host to most delightful Thanksgiving Day dinner at the Airfield Dorm. Cooking of the delicious dinner was supervised by Duffy" and the long dining table was really a picture to behold. By the time the main courses Of the dinner were over, it was necessary for the guests to en- joy visitation and games before proceeding to the dessert of pump kin Die "a la mode and coffee.
 Guests at the dinner were the host. MT. and Mrs. Pete James and Larry. Monty Coleman and two Miss Bernadine King, Paul Mcconnell. Ralph Anderson. Joel Wing. MT. and Mrs. Fred Watson.
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MURPHY & MURPHY
REALTORS-ACCOUNTANTS

GOOD ROOF over your head-good foundation under your feet. 4- bedroom house. Furnished. Fur mace. 9th St. Owner leaving week.
 4 BEDROOMS Douglas near school. SOLVED: -Teen-age entertainment Bedroom, large studio End floor Main floor, bedrooms, Fur nished or unfurnished. $1, 500 BUYS Lot l8, Block l, Seat ter Tract
 ACROSS from Juneau Cold Stor- age, reasonable bldg, 26x5o. INCOME PROPERTY, small down payment, duplexes, indiy. bath rooms, electric stoves, refrig., furn, good foundation, roof. See by appt.
 OWNERS NEED some immediate cash. Give-away price 52-ft troller, good condition.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

16 NM. EASTMAN protector and
 camera; also three 50 gal. tanks. Phone Douglas 553. 452-2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

Miss Bernad'ue King, who mas teen stationed nere as Traffic Con- trol Manage. since last summer has been transferred to Fairbanks, and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

Fred Matson and Charles ark CT have gone to PelicGr .9r cil and grocery supplies
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

The Martha Foss tugboat came to Gustavus last week with a car- go of fuel oil, but due to the fact that the Gustavus Marine Dock is entirely unsafe for heavy use, and as the tides were so small, it was impossible to bring such a deep water barge as she was towing up the Salmon River, our "Meander- ing Creek" it was found necessary to take the cargo on to better har- Dor facilities. This makes double handling of the cargo necessary, likewise reshipping-this Gustavus still whimpers and walls for new dock. The recent Foss episode recalls to our mind an episode of last sum mer. As a foreword, it should be said that the local dock has danger signs at the shore end of the ap-
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left here wednesday. Planning to go by way of Juneau, the weather conditions forced her to make the trip to Juneau via Annette Island. Paul Mcconnell of Seattle has ar rived here to take up the work as Traffic Manager.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

FULL LENGTH Hair Seal fur coat.
 size Is. Phone 552. 452-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

The Afatson Marine observatory reports much activity along the waterfront these days. The Civair tcok the crew to the Fanmarker on Friday. The Glenellen took the crew to the Fanmarker Tuesday. The Joy w went to Pelican Fri day. The Emma B to Juneau and the Glenenan to Swanson's liar bor for weather survey of Lynn Canal on Saturday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

GRANDY Seiner, built in 1886, AT X 12'9" 6 raft. Complete with
 seine and Is skates halibut gear, with lights, etc. Juneau Marine Co.,, Phone %. 450-6t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

The Homer came in December 6, well iced down from a lad trip across the Gulf, bringing in the big Snow-Go fer this field from An chorage. The weather was so bad outside Cape Spencer that the big boat was forced to run down to sitka and back up the inside courses rather than face into the icing wincs and take the chances of taking or more ice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

3 ROOM furn. house, two bedrooms.
 4C3 East lst St. 452-6t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

BOATS FOR SALE-28 to AT it. III
 length. See us for further infor-
 nation. Juneau Marine Co.,, Phone 29. 45O-6t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

.so3 SAVAGE. Phone 886 452-lt
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LOGGERs

LCGGEK5
 ATTENTION LOGGERS with logs for sale contact Juneau Lumber Mills. Will buy from 100000 it. to 10,0o0,0O0 feet. For further particulars see Juneau Lumber Mills. 433-tf.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

MOND 
 ! WAN] i-+-t4s-.-.--..--.-4
 FOR SALE BOYS CLOTHING, size 16 and Is, hunting knives and belts, 30-30, 40, three 22's, life raft, pair new oars, 10 it. skiff Black 120 or 923 9th St. 452-4t 16 NM. EASTMAN protector and camera; also three 50 gal tanks. Phone Douglas 553. 452-2t .3o3 SAVAGE. Phone 8S6 452-lt FULL LENGTH Hair Seal fur coat, size Is. Phone 552. 452-tf 3 ROOM furn. house, two bedrooms. 4C3 East 1st St. 452-6t STEEL GUITAR, case. music stand. some music, white uni 1 forms, short sleeve, size Is, short. Phone BOA 452-2t | GRANDY Seiner, built in 1886, AT i X 129" 6 raft Complete with i seine and Is skates halibut gear, with lights, etc. Juneau Marine Co.,. Phone %. 450-6t 1 BOATS FOR SALE-28 to AT 1t. i'll length. See us for further infor- nation. Juneau Marine Co.,, 1 Phone 29. 450-6t PEDAL CARS $6.s5, small metal wagons S1.5o. Mad ems Cycle and Fishino Supply. 45O-4t AUTOMATIC Sanitary doughnut machine. electric element for 22- inch kettle. ll27 West 9th, morn- i-ts. 449-4t FR. MEMS Johnson shoe skates, s:zo 9. Ph-ne Green l47. 44s-3t .2 SMALL houses, completely fur nished, Delco light plant, one acre land, 5 miles rom town. .. o. Box 17O2 CT P,,lone 342. 447-tf ON1 5-ft. bath tub, one electric range, cne oil heater. Phone 552. 447-tf SIP ELEVENTH. Inlaid hardwood flcor, 1 finished bedrooms, con- rlctcly redacorated, large base mcnt. Serious prospective buy i CTS c-.a inspect any afternoon, ! exce>,3 Taursdav. 447-tf TWO BEDROOM furnished house ] in Waynor AG1Ation. Founda- ton needs repalr. Price $6,0O0.Oo. l S2l00.C0 handles. Phone 346 for appointment. 446-1 HOME in the Waynor addition, mooern stucco home, completely furnished, washing machine and l mangle included. Tile bath, tile 1 sink, hot water heat hardwood . floors thruout. Darkroom in 1 basement. completely equipped including two enlargers. Appoint ments only. Phone Red 353, TIT Behrends Ave. 444-tf L. c. SMITH TYPEWRITER, price i $75. 20th Century Market. 435-tf. ARMY WAREHOUSE BLDG, 2o hy 30, celotex lined-contains good bldg. material Also large kitchen sink, single dram board. Phone O35-2. 435-tf. CHILDREN's SHOE Skates, sizes l and 3, SIT Basin Road 430-2t. KILLING Permanent Wave Cabin ct with extra clips. Phone 456 after pm.
 Christmas Greeting Cards
 With Envelopes
 Alaska Scenes
 Available Now At
 WINTER 6 FOND CO, Inc. | Everything in Photography
 437-tf MISCELLANEOUS
 THE FLORENCE SHOP
 Open Evenings by Appointment A Complete Beauty Service
 Merle-Norman Cosmetics Phone APT 129 Third St.
 443-1mo
 DAY NURSERY
 PRE-SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN
 Under auspices of
 A. w. V. s. - Juneau Unit
 Mornings 9-to-12 soc
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STEEL GUITAR, case, music stand. some music, white uni
 forms, short sleeve, size Is, short. Phone 3O4. 452-2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

PEDAL CARS $6.s5, small metal
 wagons S1.5o. Madsen's Cycle and
 Fishing Supply 45O-4t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

"TEe center of the earth" is the ancient name for Easter Island
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-On Glacier Highway-Pack-
 sack with s6 worth groceries, leather shaving kit, check book and 3 note books. Keep groceries and additional reward of $10 for return of other articles. Contact
 0. Hegstad, Alaska Laundry, Ju- neau. 452-1t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

SEAVIEW APT.-One block from Federal Building. (370-tD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16
FOR RENT

APT. in Earle Apts. for bachelor or middle-aged couple. Phone
 TAI after 5 pm. 451-3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

NICE CLEAN ROOMS, day or week, new management, Colonial Hotel 324 ond St. Phone 187. (407-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

AUTOMATIC Sanitary doughnut machine. electric element for 22-
 inch kettle l127 West 9th, morn-
 i-es. 449-4t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

ROOMS-Kitchen privileges. Home HOtel-Ph. 886.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

The word forecastle actually IS a contraction of the words forward and castle
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

ONE 5-ft hath tub, one electric
 range, che oil heater. Phone s5e. 447-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16

? SMALL houses, cont ietely fur nished, Delco light plant, one 9cre land, miles rom town. .. o. Box l702 CT P1one 342.
 447-tf
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
BeIgische kOhIe
undlKiegsgsfongens

9riiild (C3D - Sn ibrell 8e'
itre6en rpenigitcrs cine G~eilloiutg
fiir oeit tritiidel Idngel an Arbei'
tern fiir oie betgiihen 9oDlertgrubeil
5lt ii1oen, bot iit Die Regieruil1 ent.
idHofeu, iiinge 9elsier ibrer Mfili'
t1rpiliht Si entbebrn utter Der Be
Oiuglirq, 6oB iie big III ibreiil %.
Qebersid6r aobIen ihiirfen.
Dieics Angebot bat iid nift ais
ienIutioneller grfolg erpieien. Bonn
1ar5cn Sahrgailg 1915 5ogeH nilr
1853 iurge M1ptier sic Nrbeit I'M
bent 9clepieuleben Dor,
un0 nlir 80 aus Dem Sabpgnng 1916,
1ie Hegierung 9liDslnans plant
cine MISUNDERSTANDING, Die
0ds Gltgeitbbdft : 4otriotiihe 0es
aubletiditrfsuS 6~erporbebeit ioll.
iBlnfote pfr0en Sic Io5inleft Errria.
genid9affen Der 8%ergcrbeiter preiien.
@dhrel6S ser Iestett Moilate Ianf
Die @ublenpro0uftton bier itan0ig
un6 pS miro 5~lnebnieno ihtpieriger,
sic tdglidie 8ro0uftionsrnte bon 49,
600 5onaten nufreGt 81 erbalten.
8eI9iel IN Ser Sage, 6ieie Bro
BUTTON iiir iidy ieIbft git Uerpenoen,
10 befGn0e es iib in feiner 10 idleh.
ten Sage. 9lber es beitebt Elm lleber.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
Elm B~Uergerkrieg
drOht gunz lndien

9ouOon Ser gauge Blan DER
britiihen &egierltng fir Die unnb=
bo%toigfeit Snoiens IteBt otf Dem
Spiel, fpentt es Der engItihen &e-
gierling nidt geIinst, Die ifnrfen
8e9eniose 8piihen @lnOus uno
Wfobommeonnern nb5ulhlieBen.
9orO @obel, @i5ef0nig SnOiens,
miroG nod 2onOon berltfen. @r
Ioa oerjudeL inoiiae 8nrteifiibrer
mit5ltbringen. Die 8erufung @a-
oels nod 2onopn miro ols cine
anltrengung be8eihnet, Burger
frieg~ in SnOien at bermeioen.
9llf elmer Notwithstanding Der
Gpnierbntioen erfl1rte Der friibere
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir SnOienS Ser
@er5og bon 9eoonibire, BOB ole
bIitti8en 8ltinnenit6Be, Ste ifd ieit
bier 0tonoten in Sn0ien ereigneten,
,,0er Anfnng zines Der fiirdterlid-
item 8iirgerfriege Ser gan5en Sc
idi6te" linO.
Am 9. DECEMBER ioa Die 8erfni-
lllngsgeben0e Observation-Disclosures
8uiarnnentreten. Die MoAanlme0n.
ners2iga bat lire Seilnobme an ser
Observation-Disclosures oogelebnt.
Ser 6er3og Don 9eoonibire iogte
in Ser fonjeroafipen 8arteiper=
lommlilag, elm @elAaftSmaIn in
Snoien babe gernten, ole 5rniieil
unO &inoer britiiher @eih6ftsleltte
aus Slfoien obreiien ait lniiell. uSie
bnben mobrifeinIid ole 8eridte III
ben 3eitungen geIeien. 9arin miro
bon 3uInnnlenitoBen unO unruben
geIproden. 4bers eS botloelt lid Inn
mebr. gs bnnoeIt lid nm ben Be
ginn oes fiirhterIiditen @iirgerfrie=
ges Ser 9nrl3eil @eihidte", perii-
derte Der 9er5og.
Sin nnoerer unterridteter @e-
n%1brsu1at1n be5eihnete 0ie &uAeltD=
rlttigen, Sic Iidl in 8engolen iinD in
Der Nropir5 gibor ereignet bnben,
nls yeineit 8iirgerfrieg" Ser @i5e-
fonig babe sic 8oamant nue not
1peitoigen MaBnabmen gu ~ergreifen,
bic i'm nngeiihts oieier Burger
friegsiifltntion" 8pedm6Big eridei=
men.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
Adoption Oeffnet
Veg mach Anneriko

Brenerhauert Tos mar Elm
ridtiger 2onflog1nggtag fir 9lirt,
ei1ieil 2A jdbrigen netrtihen ana-
ben, 0elien Gltern hei ben Bomber.
Dement, Der A~lliierten gefGtet NOR.
ben parprl.
Or beFin6et lid Jest oaF Dem Me.
&c ro1 Den Ser. Stnoten uIS Der
A~0optrolobn 0es Mniorg Der onieri.
fdnii9ett Ar1nee, SoIepB s. 4erdno
ans MleronDriu, So.
@oior 8erneo lln0 ieine Jrnn,
Die finoerIo8 tins traA IS iGbriger
Che, b1tten itoit on N0option ge-
ooht, dber crit nlS Der 9Ffi5ier 0ef,
bIon0eft, bEaltGugigert anaben in
eiuern @oiienbaus in 8retlen geie.
BEN 5otte. fam ibn Der @eon1lfe an
Die Me0gliffeit eines 0elltiden Sob
mes.
JGS mar Elm Sell BON Qiebe aiIi
Sen erten 9fif fir Rlirt uuo fir
mitJ, ia9te 0eron0.
Gas airo fpridt nidt EN- @ori
@ngliid. nber Die Art fpie lem
ruin5i9e Sitiof}en nnd Der oes 81
fi3iers griFt 5eigte, 0oB er Ole 2iebe
er1ptoerte.
6rnu 8erna6 in Mepdn0ria Ant
.5n Der Nntlirft @urts in ibrer bei0er
'Seiul ibre berSbcfte 9nftintnliirg ge-
geben.
7ie Aooptiun Shirts nlad,te 1tar
geninge inriitrIfe ShapierigfeitefL
pobl aber ergrberi Iid @in0ernifie
fir 0ie GrI1n8iing zines nlterifdnis
Iden GiIluns fir ibn. tpie Dernoo
er51blt Ser iefbIt friiber itri1tiider
8enmter Der @ilitdrresierung in
Bremen mar.
Seine @attin gillg nod 8oibing-
ton ii. Iegte Dem Stodts0epnrtmellt
0os 8robIe1n Dor. 4ns 5toCtsbe-
pertinent 1pieOerum ieste fih IN
Nerbinouttg NIT Dem aOnilrIat m
Bremen. Sed3 @oden Fpdter traf
Oa8 Blum fir Nns Sinh elm,
u9a8 miro iekt cine gliidtide 50.
milie tUerOen!" erfI1rte 0ernn0, nls
er Iidk &lirt in Ieinem Nrm bulteno,
oltT Dem Il. g. AraneetrnnSporter,
,3enrp @fbbons" einidtffte.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
Will politisehes
Leben uUfgeben

gtuilfil9 - @dbrenO ole diileii-
iden Gomn1llniiten fbre milit1ri-
idlen Sanolllllgen i'm Biirgerfrieg
0erIhGrfen, bet Chang : 9ni Shef
alrf Ser bieiigen Sisung Ser Noatio-
nolperIamanIu1g al erfennet gege-
ben, oaB ct Dom politildDen 2eber
Stiriid5utretpn beabiiftige. @Iei9-
5sifig BAT Oie ruiiiide 8otidaft in
@aitfiitg cine III idpnrfer @orten
gebaltene Grf(1r1no iiber ongebIid)t
MiBbanoluiigen Der ruIiii9en Be
olntell 0er gbnngdliin giNeibobn
berdusge9eBaif.
Sri0enn @biene Der NdtionnlDer4
ionlmiltng, nii Der lid) bic !aomilit-
niiten niht beteiligtef, Den gntfpnri
Ser tineIilfen SerrnIfnng DorleSte,
fii6rte er ans: u@iermit bort sic
&erontmortung ser 9totionalregie-
RING a4f. ittlo sic ser Golfsregie-
rullg be9ilnit. Sett mo Sic 0utio-
nalperinntmlling Die -3iigel iiber-
noniinen 9ut, babe id feline politi-
iden 3ieIe mebr.~
Sbgleid 0ieie @orte bon Gbinne
nift apeiter eriG1tert tpurOen, lief
er sod 0ltrdbIider, 6nB Die @ernrt.
portung fir bic Negieritng 20 Sob.
re Icing ailf Ieiren S6ultern gela-
H' "f
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
America Iuessf Welt
NIGHT v~erhyngern''

6rnpffurt Sf eiiler aonierelt5
Don oeltldeu ttno aalerifamIhen
Aaa6rungsmittel 5odperIfdneigen,
Die III Niesba0en abgebalten tpliroe,
erfl1rte Sen. 8enneth 9. Nberrb
CO.., Nebr.), er Iei 0ollit1fSig 0afifr,
oob 2ebelsmitfel na1 europa ge.
laipot lpiir0en oie 4mertfnugr
lpiiroeu sen @iirtel nod etDdg eli.
ger. ihnnIlen ober nidlt Die MeIt
oerbultgern idilet.
Ser Senator teilte ferher NIT, cr
made Oieie Belle gang inoffi5ietia un
lid Oapon 5a iiber5eligerE0nB Die Qes
bensmittel m Ste ridtigel SattOe fds
men.
Nn Scr Son0erfonierenS, 0ie OH
@lnib @berrDs eiitberufen futtroe,
na5men Der nmerifanilhe 8ertDnI-
tungs0ireitor Snnles 81. Nepricn
mo MiniiterpraiiOeflt 9arI @eiIer
Don @roB 9eiIen tell.
Sic fir Die griiuuriirg uerunt-
mortlihen Stellen erfldrtea Gen.
8berrb, baB III Scr onlerifanifhet
Some Don 8er3ungeril fulitrt bic
&eoe iein fonne, DAB ober oie unge-
niigenoe 8eriorgiine OSe GeiultOs
belt uno Wi0erltauosffaft Der Be
ooIferung ppeifeIIos untersrabe.
SIN ~aElgenieiiteii lei Dos BerD6ItniS
5lDild)eil 9eatiheil lul0 Ainerifdnerl
auf, berihtete MiiitiiterprGii0etlt
Seller mir iue9en Ser geihlugncs-
me Don @duicrn fir Oie Ainerifa-
lier forliie e mafdtnal 5l 8eiblnn=
gen.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06
f~nerfenruno fir
NettiSRe 3~lntinasis

&oriS - Gin at1trng, cine Nus
tuabI Der Shrtften Uort 3entiben,
tpeIde sSeinoe 0es NationnIio3idlis-
mrs gefueIen fins, berrts3n1ebet,
fiibrie in ser Situflg 0es uaferdlis-
Ifufes Ser II. q. @~r3ieb1utgS, 8ii-
ienIfdfts. utlo &liItiir Organization,
5lt elmer Gisfniiiot.
Zen Mntrog bate 9rofellor 90. Y
Gbarlier aus @riiieI geiteflt. CT be-
~griinoete i'm init Der NotrDenntgfeit
Ben no5lfeiiioli6cn Shrifiitellerf
0e8 8. AeiGe5 Nnerfelniling 81 per-
ifuFfeit.
Ssulien @aift, Gireffor Ser Natio.
naIbibliotbef 3ronfrrids, erbob &C.
gen sen Mntrng giiuudnbe, SD bin
nibt Ser Meinung, onB Die @r5ie.
bunqS.- @iiienindfts= ullo 4ultlir
Orgdnilationen Ser gereinten NatiO.
men onfitr 5uitGnOig it 10 erbuber
ouh Sic Mbfiht 6cs gorfhlngeS III"
arfIdrte Gain.
Aber Die Mebrbeit 6es unterq1lg
.iFaifes b~eitinnfnte Ser Anregupg 6es
bcigifhen @ertreters 5lt.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06

Die 3Hllen unO 6r1n5oien ODER ielbli
Sie 1slttimeu DeriteBerL mie Oieier
St1ateiiblil0 eigentlih Glsieber
lpitr0e. Rttts0eItopeiiger IN groBer
llnriiiglt entluideIt lid III 3eutifl.
IunS .berte geraSa Dieie art einer
Observation-Disclosures.
Sn Der umerifmliiden 3pne gibi
es sic bret 9anSer Baperrl @roB
9eiIen unS 8lrttemberg Baden,
.Dcit Delerl ieoes iein ei9eiles 4abi.
nett urt0 ieinsn Miuiiterprliioeuter
bat, pbeg Iein eigeneS acietgebenoes
Nnrlamert ano ieoes feline eigenerl
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aInO @erihte.
Sic gnol1n0er limo BEL Der Gin.
iekule entps 8e8ierungsapparates
fir ibre 2airoer oieI Iofgiomer Dor.
gegongeL .aber lie riften lid 70
5ieIuIi1 nu1 Seit omerifoniIden
MtuIter. Sbre Zone zpur0e in bier
4Gnoer engeteiIt: 9annpoerS bles-
mig Soliteiu, Jtor0rbeiHlal6
@eitfuIen unS ben Staohtunt Sntn-
burg, Die lid Gle ouf Die GiHiet.
sing elmer eigenen ge~ietgeben6en
40rperidaft, R~egierliug, II. StaatS-
uerfniiulig 0prbgreiten.
Die Gran5oieu bnben ibrer 3one
nod feilen ftnren itnotIiden @ba-
rufter gegehen. Iber, non Ser Sdar
ob5eie5eR, LdBt iid ibr @ebiet teiht
in 5pei 5topten teilen: 8n0el IND
ocS llntere Hbeinla1tD.
Sic RliIier Haben eir oe3entrnlis
iierteS 8erpaItungsiDltem geidaf.
fen, 0oS 5lt einem fitritigeit 0eut=
id]en Stootenbllna bier 21noer BEL
troeea foirlte: Sonlen, 86iirineett,
Hrm0enblirg dln0 Mfedletlbitrg :
0ie @GbLer Der ruff
ifen Zone Br6erl bereits lire Ycr-
lamelttsnertretlin9en fiir 6ieie oier
9rooin5e1 gelpdblt.
@elrn nInn Berlin geitatten Mir
Sc, enc art iSta0tibnnt ME Sam
burg 5u biI0e1t, f0ntte Dos finFtigc
@ertlhtnri0 leidt einen Bur0 BON
etrpa IL stooten ergebet. 91s lit,
mos insbelonoere Die Nnerifaner
e~ritrebei.
Die &eibungen ertitebeit, tDeftft es
'feit5niesen gilt, apieDieE Mnht Den
eir5elnen Stcaten a1tro Der Batn0es.
regierum8 geseben Der0en iolIte. Sic
nntioilnl eingelteIten 3eiitihelt -
0as beiBt cine gut genlRIiene Mebrs
belt non linen iDolIen Die 8erIis
1per &egierung 10 itdrt mie m09Iif)
ieben. 9ie Solpietregierlng isst fihI
ebenfolfs mir cine ibdrfe 3entroIres
giertrg Elm.
Die 6ron5oielt spiinlheu 1totirlid
cine mohtIole oeutide 8ertrolregie-
rliitg, Ole GngIdnoer att0 Mmerifo.
iTer lpiinifer cine art @lei9geapiht
Der Rrafte 5piif)en Sen 4e1ter Der
tStaeten un0 Der. 3entnnlgapdlt Sn.
MERLIN nei9en ote @tgId16er UieI
meor Der ruifii1en Joroerlfng nod
elmer iharben 3entrnIregieritttg al
dl5 Ole Mmerifnner.
III HaFF.A
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06

Ser Monn oie fleine e~iierre Gur an
Sub Ser gIfe linO Iief fort, uni Oit
HoI5ei 81 ruFen.
9us 5eller unteli mar Jest eirt
ralerOe @lut. Die 5proIfen iDurOer
iminer beiBer, nlih Der RnuA url
bic Suit, 0ie er einntmete. ShlieB-
lid Itieg or Die bicIen SproiEen ME
Der biniinter ur0 erreidte, bnlb err
itidt, Ben SUB Der gi,e unO frofI
our9 ole fIeine %eiierne Cir binaus.
Die man ge0ffnet botte.
Die BoIi3ei partete nit elmer
g(nbuInns. oie 9omIing mad eineHl
Soipifal bra6fe. ,,@ebt mir faItes
@oiier," Iagte Ser Bntient, oredi
falteS @a1er.~ Mer8te gaben ibm
fnltes @oller, ihmierten Salbe nul
feline @anoe ur0 Ianoten i'm Onnr
noh 9auif.
Sn ieinem 9eim ifyDor Gowting,
nihts Stdrteres nls @nlier. mebr 81
triIfen.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-06

rt 1t
Itet bobe, mo OaB er lest SO Sabre
dlt lei.
Gbiung. benz mon oie inlere gr.
re9liltg orinerfte, betofte III Ser.
binoung nit Dem 8ariaiiuigseits
mtr, Dab Die folget0e 5lpei 4llitffe
itets im 9lltge bebalten nper0en nii6.
ten:
/. 9ieienieett meIde Die Daaht
oltsiibet, miilien fa6ig ieiai, 0ie
MtadtbefugniiiedDe lde Dem Gof ge-
b0ren, 81 idJiiheh. Sic OIrfen Sic
Rehte Oes Bottles, bon Sem lie lAre
Dtatt e~nipfdiloen, niff untaitel.
2. Iteienigen, neIhe sic gtcht
in 6dnoen bnbefE fnitiiett ftar Dsr-
lteben, mas 0ieie 19ndt 6eaeatet, Sd
lie iOnit sic Aedte Beg 8oHes Der.
lete1 Diir0en.