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Evening star., 1946-08-11
BY the Associated Press

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. To-
Political minded veterans from both
ends of Tennessee greeted each
other today in what may be the
opening moves for a State wide
convention of former servicemen for
political action.
John Paul Butler. g. Crockett
County veteran who filed a protest
with the State Primary Board over
legislative election he lost to DR..
w. H. Stallings by IA votes, started
the convention idea.
Mr.. Butler said he was going to
Memphis for the week end to do
some under cover work" but re-
fused to disclose what Memphians
he would talk to or what about.
There is a fair election move
ment all over the State" he said,
"and we need to get together to
thresh out our difficulties. We may
meet in Memphis-hold a conven-
ton"
At the other end of the State in
Athens, where veterans Wrested
political control from an en-
trenched machine by six-hour
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Hearing on Transit
Loops Set Wednesday

A hearing will be held by the
Maryland Public Service Commits.
sion at 1890 am. Wednesday on
the application of the Capital Tran
sit Co. for permission to build a
street car and bus loop in Branch
vile and . street car loop in
Riverdale.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
| Aussie Lawyers
Can't Practice
| For Lack of Wios
BY the Axxociotsd Rxas.

SYDNEY.-Young barristers beine
called to the bar in Australia fine
they cannot practice law because
they cannot obtain wigs.
No wigs have been imported since
1882 >
A leading barristers' supplier said
"Barristers', wigs are made by hane
OF norsehair. A London firm has 6
virtual monopoly" Local wig.
makers have never tried their hanc
at lawyers wigs.
A wig in an Australian court Is
absolutely essential. If a barriste,
appeared without one the sterr
Judge would declaim: "Mr.
/ cannot see YOU Any statements
the barrister made would be ignored
and the court would proceed as
though he were not there.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Nal Stevens Escapes
lin River Boat Mishap
BY the Assoejoted Press

BEND, Greg, Aug. 10.-Coach Nal
Stevens of the Brooklyn football
Dodgers and Mrs. Howard Dunney,
wife of an assistant coach, mar
rowly escaped drowning in the
Deschutes River here, they reported
today.
A group was unloading a fishing
boat from a truck yesterday when
the truck suddenly slipped into the
river, knocking Stevens and Mrs.
Dunney into five feet of water. The
truck followed, pinned them to the
bottom momentarily, then contin-
ued on past them.
They swan to shore, got the boat
and continued the fishing trip.
Evening star., 1946-08-11

World War II bombs already are
obsolete for use with the fast new
jet planes of today, and radically
new designs" are imperative if
bombs are to keep pace with the
rapid development of supersonic
aircraft, the War Department said
yesterday.
Col. Leslie E. Simon. director of
the Ballistics Research Laboratories
i'll reporting to the Ordnance De-
partment, revealed existing types OF
bombs could not be dropped accu-
rately on targets from aircraft
travelling faster than the speed of
sound. This was verified by tests
in the supersonic wind tunnel and
in the flight aerodynamic
range of the Aberdeen Md lab
oratories.
Already the Army Air Forces have
developed jet planes travelling al
500 miles an hour and it has beer
indicated that shortly they viii
Evening star., 1946-08-11

planes that should have been dis
carded
The former Army officer stated
that though the Civil Aeronautics
Association and the Civil Aeronau-
tics Board have been doing a praise
worthy job trying to inspect the
surplus planes, there are not enough
men available to do the job COM
pletely.
Capt. Brookes said the associa-
ton, which was organized in 1941
and now has membership of 3O0,-
OQ0 former and present service air
men, favors the purchase of new
planes by people interested in avia-
ton rather than the use of old
equipment.
Evening star., 1946-08-11

in my veins; on my fathers side I
am a Northumberland, on my
mothers I am related to kings, but
this avails me not. My name shall
live in the memory of man when the
titles of the Northumberlands and
the Percys are extinct and for
gotten"
Perhaps he was thinking of his
az papers on the chemistry of
minerals and crystals that the Royal
Society, of which he was a member
had published. Perhaps he had in
mind that zinc carbonate was called
smithsonite in his honor, a name
that has fallen into disuse. Or
perhaps he had already made the
will which called for establishment
of "a Smithsonian Institution" in
Washington.
He was a wealthy man. Money
apparently had come to him both
from his father and his mother.
He had 100000 pounds invested in
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Surplus Plane Sales Opposed,
Association Fuvors Scruppino

A recommendation that surplus
planes and parts be scrapped in
stead of sold to bidders will be
made to the Senate Naval Affairs
Committee by the Air Defense AS
ISOLATION, Capt. Bernard Brookes
acting president of the organiza-
ton, declared yesterday.
Capt. Brookes said first bids for
the planes and parts have shown
that more money can be obtained
through scrapping than by sales as
these items stand. He also asserted
his organization believes many OF
the accidents resulting in deaths
have come from the use of OLD
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Two Outings Scheduled
For Pepco EMPLOYEES

Outings for employees of the
Potomac Electric Power Co. anc
their families have been scheduled
for next Tuesday and Thursday al
Bay Ridge Beach, it was announced
yesterday by w. l.. Jones, executive
director of personnel.
Mr.. Jones said the outings, which
are held on two days SO all EN-.
ployes can attend, are a resumption
of an annual event which was stop.
ped during the war.
Members of the various commit
tees making arrangements are
G. I. James. w. L. Howenstine, G
F. Jones, j. A. Dodge, Miss M. L
Lotus, c. C. Kidwell, o. w. Jack
son, d. E. Hahn, N. L. Dwyer ane
E. B. Sholtes.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Judges Wife Dies
MARTINSBURG

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Aug.
10 (SpeciaD Service will be held
in First Presbyterian Church here
tomorrow afternoon, with burial at
Spring Mills, for Mrs. Annie Lam
caster Rodgers, wife of Judge De-
catur Hedges Rodgers of the 23d
Judicial District. Mrs Rodgers died
YESTERDAY.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Deaths Reported

Ora H. Haywood, rs, l747 Kilbourne pl
Harry s; Medlar. IS, 1410 Young st. Sc
George ". Kelly, IS, 2o31 Portner pl
Adam Schneider, 20, 3746 Mckinley st.
Asby Carver, SO, Vienna. Va.
John Lowe, so, 420 11th ST. ne
Frank e. RutZen. 46. College Park, Md
Louise Clements, 33, 20 New York ave. n e
Louis r. Bruce. 104, Home for Aged.
Hannah Jones, 100. 324 Bryant ST.
Ellen Harris, 81. 1920 2nd st. s.w
Mary Dadies, rs, 3407 Sherman ave.
Arie Jeffries, So. 1908 18th st. >
Cozzie CONNER, 55, 4400 Falls terrace Sc
Jasper c. Gray, 2S. 228 Ind ST. ne
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Field Day at Jewish Comp

The annual Jewish National Fund
Field Day is being observed today
at the summer camp of Habonim,
the youth organization of the Labor
Zionist Movement, near Annapolis.
Parents and adult friends of the
campers have been invited to attend,
Evening star., 1946-08-11

sioner for the eastern suburban dis
trict. She is vice chairman of the
United Democratic Women's Clubs
Of Maryland and a vice president OF
the Woman's Democratic Club OF
the county.
Mrs. Wells has one son. David. a
student at the University of Mary
land
Evening star., 1946-08-11

the opportunity to study first-hand
the results of suppression of the
ballot and the one-man rule which
follows when democratic processes
are destroyed"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-04
Mike
SEz-

In Hardin they say there will
soon. According to the senses
takers Hardin had in 1910, 1900
popylashun. That way that
means 800 people to a saloon,
average. If they put in 3 more
that shows an increase of about
900 people in S yeers. I'll bet
when and if they permit any
extra saloons there will be L to
pay. But why kick, you don't
hafta go in if you don't want
too.
FOR SALE-a few innerspring
mattresses. Just in. Not the
best, but plenty of spring in
EN-, If you likem springie. $29.5O
and $32.50. Full and twin size.
Now that the cold weather is
over we have plenty of oil heat
erS also. A few new radios. You
don't hafta line up at 2 o'clock
Saturday either. All you gotta
do is show us the cash.
For Sale Agin-1 used dining
room set. Complete with Table.
Buffay and 4 chairs all solid
oak. $27.50 for the works. I've
seen sets that are a lot better
but the price was a lot higher
to. You jus gotta have a set.
Come in an lookit over. No
charge for lookin.
At the Basketball Permanent
last month, what player did you
notise most? The player that
got my eye most was the gerl
drummer. She had the incest
big smile every time she banged
away at the drum. And my IA
VERT TEEN was Carriers band.
That TEEN really could play. l
player seemed as good as the
next. Nobudy got more points
than the other. Sometime when
Bandmaster Garter feels like
marchin his band down the
street I'd likta heer his band
play Raw Raw Boom Bee Ave.
Yes sir, it was werth more than
the admisshun price just to
heer that Hardin School Band
play. Mr.. Carter this little plug
gin will cost you a Bed room
set for the wife if you ever git
a chance to buy her one and if
she don't need one I'll settle for
a short beer.
Now for a little pluggin of my
own.
For Sale-One 1886 Internal
shunal truck. Motor in Al
shape. Tires good. Some new
and some amt. Eaton rear end
with plenty of gutz when you
need it and priced to sell. Rea-
son for sellin-Short of money.
For Sale-5 lots all in one $50
tt. by 40 it. Across the street
from Sity Hall. Behind the case
tractor shop. Behind our store
and behind the gas company's
gas bildin. These 5 lots wood
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-04
North Valley News

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kline and
Mrs. John Olenik shopped in
Billings Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McKittrick
visited their daughter, Cadet
Nurse June McKittrick, in
Great Falls last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Laughrey
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kemph of Custer Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Evelyn Sawyer and Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Linthacum spent
Tuesday in Billings.
Mrs. Charles Greene of Gus
ter spent last week with her
daughter, Mrs. John Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Olenik, who
for the past few months have
been living with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Newell, have moved into
their own home.
Mrs. Ada King called at the
Linthacum ranch Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Peterson
spent the weekend in Huntley
visiting Mr.. Pederson's folks.
Mrs. George Rogers and Miss
Helen Huntington made a trip
to Billings on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Besel We're
Billings shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Eva Dumler of Hysham
visited relatives in the valley
last week.
Mrs. Clarence Salveson and
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-04

be o. K. for a new garage, I'M
plement shop, Police Stayshun,
and other biznesses. In case yol
wood like to buy a good imple-
ment bizness with these lots
come in and see me. I'll trade
or sell both. Kinda reasonable.
Reason for sellin is that I am
in too many biznesses now and
not becuz of old age, too much
money, or becuz of laziness.
Come and deal now, while I
wanta sell.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-04

Jim and Miss Helen Hunting
ton spent the evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Dorm, Jr.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-04
DEMONSTRATION MEET

A meeting to train represent
atives of the various Home
Demonstration clubs in clothing
renovation will be held in the
community room of the court
house on Friday at 2 p. m.
Lora Hilyard of Bozeman,
state extension clothing special
list, will conduct the meeting.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-04
CARD OF HANK

CARD OF THANKS
We are deeply grateful to our
many friends and neighbors for
all their deeds of kindness and
sympathy extended and for the
beautiful floral offering at the
time of the recent passing of
our loved one.
Mrs. Marie Weibert,
Fred and Katherine Weibert.
The italian government has
purchased 1873 American loco
motives. Let's hope the country
is really going some place.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-04
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our ap-
probation for the kindness
shown us by our neighbors and
friends in the loss of our loved
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Walker,
Lloyd and Dean Huss.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
8el@IuR
teitdti9t

9aris Die enrop1ilAe 5rie-
oensfonfereifS beltGtigte ben 8e-
ihlnB Der ,,WroBen 8ier" iiber Die
itnlieniih iugoilnfniide @ren5e
uno Die @ren5en 0es in 8Drid)Iag ge-
brndten 5reiItnntes 3rielt; 0nourd)
puroen cine 9feibe bon Amenoe-
ments nnter0riidt, Die S1goilomien
einen groberen 9eil oes umitritte-
men @ebietes 5ueeiproden baben
miirOen.
Announcements, melhe Sueollnmien
uno @qibruBlnnO eingebraht bot
ten luiiroen AM Soften Stolicna
Die italieniidl : jugoilmpiide @en5e
mad @eiten poroerlegt bnben; Ser
6reiitnnt 5rielt wiiroe MIR aus Der
Staot ielbit beitan0en boben. 9aah
einem iiiOnfrifnniihen anienOemeiit
mifrbe bic 6rci3pne bis al Oie
Sitriihe 9nlbiniel erweitert NOR
ben leIH.
Mnea iii Die AbltlmHung erfol9t
mar, erfldrte Der jugoilnpiide @i5e-
premier Gomnrb 9nroeIt oaB Sugo-
llamieu fcinen Yertrng mlter3eid-
uen f0nne, ben Is ais unfair" be-
trodten ntiiIIe. gr ingte: SD be-
oauefe aaB Ole aommiifion Die IRE
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
Hnms

lin aorfe 3u oerfleinern, follte
man lie nidt i6dIen; man erbdlt
oilf Oieie @eiie 0od nidt Die ge-
tpiinidte 6ornl, man idneiOet itatt
OeIien einen Sell aus Dem Sort ber-
ans.
Sol5 plobt 6eim Ginihlngen BON
gtGgeln niht 10 leidt, lDenn man
Die Nagelipibe Dor Dem @inihlagen
etpas brett iAIagt.
Sreppenldufer 3eigen cine Oiel
l1ngere 6altborfeit, menl man 8mei
Bis orei S6idten 3eitungSpapier
rtlterlegt.
grmiioete 6iiBe perOen nit itar-
fem SnI6nniier abgemaiden, mos
alBerlt lt1rfenO un0 pobltueno
mirft. 9efannt lit, BOB @urgeln
nit Sal8lDoIier b eli einfa6en Soils
ent5iinoungen notrefflih bilft; ouf
lit ofteres @in5ieben lalmnrmen
Snl8wniIers 0urd Die Naie elm aus
ge8eidnetes Seilntittel ge9en 56nup-
fen.
Streifig %9emorOene a~affeeOedeu
mirft man ein8eln III einen SopI
nit piel @aiier, gibt 0rei GBloffeI
gIeidio0n ltllo einen SUB Giiig oa-
3u uno ldBt lie lungiam Bis fura
Dor oas &ohen fommen. Sic en-
fnlten in Ser 2arge unO baben ibre
Shan0ltreifen perloren.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
1piGer, Sic:

Dob Elm Or6eiter zines Der dlteIten
internotionalen ginridtun9en III
Ser @elt lit? Gum 8emeiS fiibren
mir Die @ei6idte Ginger Der Sll-
%ltruntente an:
8iono. - Isle mir oasielbe belite
erfennen, muroe es inl Sabre 1903
in Stalien erfun0en. Sein &orgdn-
ger mar onS @urpiihorO, oeilen llr-
iprltng etlpu 240 Sabre friiber III
Geiterreid 51 finOen lit.
Sarfe: N 8ieies Snitrumeilt NOR
idon Sen alten 9abDlpnern i'm Sabre
1000 b. s. befanit.
Gipline; 8a8 @ort fomnlt
BON Sem Stalieniiden y8iolino4.
llugefQbr UNI Oie Mtitte Oes Is.
Sabrbulloerts mar Gremona in Sta
fen Ons @eigen8eutrlun Der 8elt.
gtlpu 700 Sabre pprbeY beiutBten
oie Gbineieu Elm Soften ullO 8ogell=
initrument, weldes Der 3itber ab-
nelte.
Die .aeilelpoufe~ it ser ab-
f0mmling zines Der G~lteIten WSltiif-
initrumellte. Sic fam Dor unge=
fabr 500 Sabren aus l1ngorn nod
Dem meitliden europa. @tpo Dor
5000 Sabren wuroe in einem dime
@eOidt 8aufen unO Sdeuen
ermGbnt.
Die g6lote" muroe bereits Don
Den alten Ae9pptern geipielt. Sci
eiiienl filnitleriihen Gelief meld)es
fiber 1900 Sobre aft lit, fnnnte man
einen Wiann le6efL Der Die Ooppelte
alorinette ipielt.
Die @dididlte er5ablt uns ieOoh
nidt, mie oieie DeridieOenea Snltrlt-
lnellte genleiniorn pereini9t muroen;
ieOpdl in Ser 8ibel leien mir, OnB
Elm Grdeiter etnn I'M 6. So6rbuu=
bert auftrnt, in pelher @ruppe lid
Elm OBOE, cine 2Dra uno cine @nrfe
befanO.
@or uroenfli1er 3eit ipielte @tt-
lit in Ser meni6liden @ntmidlungS-
gel1ihte cine berporragen0e &oue
mo mir fonnen crit Die @irfl1igen
zines 9rheiters lh1ben, menn mir
iiber oie @eiAihte Ser oe~ridlieoenen
SSnltruinente etmaS nad)0enfen.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27

tbone oeS Abltimmens por5og, ltott
einet Ausgleih berbei6ufiibren.~
Mit 7:5 nnbu; ne bulguriiAe
politilfe &ommiliion 0ns britiidt
4men0ement on, Dns beabiidtigt
oisfrimiilierenoe 8~ebanoInng iii0i-
iAer Stnntsbiirger gu perbinoern
Bel Der A%bitimnlllng Idloiien iid oil
gereitigten Stnaten england an,
oageget mnren 5rnnfrei1, &lB.
lano, @eiBruBianO, Die Ukraine nnO
Sn9oIloiuten.
Nopifon mari Elm, oos Nmenoe.
ment wiiroe ~~unnotig beI61merO~
fiji 9tlgnrien ieir, On es Sic Suoen
INNER gut bebanoeIt babe. Dam
fiigte er bin5u:
oGnglnno piir0e biet better fun,
bic 9ciorguis, luel6e IS Sen bul0n-
ridden SilOen 5uipenOet, ben Sltoeil
i'll 8nl1itina gu piOmen.~ Gam
ABB er lid 8ermutiingen bin, Oh es
lid BEL oieiem amenoement ptipo
Inn eiil Ablenfungsmanoper bnn=
oele. oamit Die @eIt ~oergeIie. mas
III Hal1itinn borgebt."
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
9enti6en
beripnreu streit

Berlin Gin bober britiI6er
geomter erfI1rte bier in elmer
Breiiefonferen3, oaB oie 6rage,
Of Ole 0elttifen Robrungsrotio-
men i'll ser amerifaniihe Some
meroen f0nnen, Don benz
Streif Der Seelerte in Sen Ser.
'Staaten nbbdnst.
amerifamiide uro britiide Be
BORDEN botten gebofft, 0ieIe &u-
tionen I'M Gftober erb01en 8t
fOnnen, ingte er, n6er nit Ser
9lnfiinOigung miiiie iebt geruor-
tet perOen. Inn 3u ieben, pie
Der Streif p~erl1uft."
Sic Geuti6en in ser Britt
ihen Gone foipten in ben n1f-
item Monaten ilifts ermarten
ais cine einf0rmise uno foum
geniigenOe Gidf,~ ingte Ser 8eam-
te. DAber mir boffen, OoB sic
&urue balo oufpGrts geben miro"
SIN onerifmilhen Sauptquar-
tier In Sranffurt muroe Prfl1rt,
Bob 0urh sen Seeleltte 5treif
Die Anfunft BON 2ebrern aus
4merifa uer5ogert peroen f0nnte
un0 oaB 0aourd ser Sdulbe=
8tnn iir ain0er aus Sen II. 9.
in Der 9eioBungs6one, Ser i'm Of
tober iein iollte, berIhoben mer-
ben miiBte.
@ies6aoen - GeutIde 6ii6rer,
Die iidl an Dem gerfaliungsfon-
pent iiir @roB 8eiien befeiliq-
ten, i%teflteu 0ie 5oroerung, SAP
Die ertra9reihe ruiiilhe Bone
mebr Nabrungsmittel fiir Sen
@elten Geutiflanos liefern Iollte.
0raf Hid)or0 BON Motuidfo,
Der Gertreter Der G6riItIid)en De-
mofroterL erfldrte, es aebe MIR
0rei Wioglidfeiten, nm Der Got-
lage III Iteuern. 8eteiltelnq an
ben Iorraten i'm Often Deutid-
ginfubr bon anoeren euro
pdllden 21n0ern llno 0ie meite-
re 9ilfe gnglaltos uro Der Ser.
Staoteit.
6rib 8ooen6enOer, Ser Gertre-
ter Ser So8ial0emofraten, Iagte,
.,ooB o6ne Die @ilfe bonn Often
Der 8eiten ibungern miro"
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
@aaQCe err
belt 9anfpab

8ai1ington - Gr1li0ent Cru.
man itieB SanOeIsiefretGr Senrp
8alace ans ieinem aabinett aus
mo iteIte lid felt binter S%tootsie-
fret1r 9grnes uuo oeiien 6iibrnng
er afn%crifanii6ei guBenpolitif.
Gle Oramatii6c Sanollng oes
Fr1iiOenten entfernte oen lesten ser
Original 09iap Geol" Scfret1re Oes
berItorbenen &rdiioellten &oolepelt
ans Dem 8abinett unO ben Mann,
uon oeiieu @iiflitB nuf oen io9e-
ilnllnten ,,lilifen 5Iiigel" BEL Den
SOngreBpoblen i'm NoDenber iid
Die Srnman Gegierung iebr bel
Ueriprnd.
Sn Der Breiiefonfcren3, 0ie iid
iofort nod 8erfiinOrng Der fttappen
forinelcn @rfldrliig aitfl0ite, mnd-
te cs @rGii0ent Truman aud I'm
mibperitdnOli6 flor, SOB binfort
fein NiitgIieo Ser Grrflttipe Ser He-
gieritng NeliBerungen, Die i'm @ceeil-
iab 81 ,,1nieren erfldrten 4uBenpoIi.
tit Iteben", MAIDEN onrf.
0~llnIere auBenpoIttif, tpie bonn
GonareB, Dem 9rdiioenten unO
Staatsiefretdr feitgelagt 6Iei6t I'M
perdnOert in boiler Strait urto @ir-
erfI1rte truman.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
n5-8ori9lag
fpMrOe Detiert

2nfe SucceB, 81. 9. 8uBluno
Iegte I'M Siherbeitsrat ser 8erein-
ten 0ationen lem 8eto gegen ei-
men @oriAlag ser Ser. 5tnaten
Elm, OnB oie 3piidenfdlIe an ser
NorOgren0e non @riehenlano an
9rt un0 Stelle mnteriudt meroen
Iollten.
4d)t Stimmen mnren fiir Die
pom @nIbington unterbreitete Jfe-
lollition, abcr iie fiel, als Stub
Inii0 iein Geto einlegte. 8olen
eiig nit &liBloro, iflo 4nBItru-
lien eitbielt lidj Der abitimmung.
Gle aftion crfol9tc. nod)0cm
Der &ot nit 8 0cgen 2 Stim-
men einen 9Intrag HltBlanos ob-
gelebrt bate, Oie grie1iid)e &e-
.gierung au~f5uforOern oie 9ropo-
fationen Der nlbafiiden @ren5e
ein5ultellen ,suno Die 0~erfol9ung
Der gfiaoritaten 81 heenoigen."
Gin BON Sollono porgeldIage-
rer 9ompromiB fam nidt sur
Gniobme, ga mr. lehs Stim-
men Dafiir abgegeben war0en
wdbrello fiir Die Annabme Iieben
Stimmen notig gepeien p0ren.
Der Sopjetoertreter Mnorei q.
@rompfo botte gIeid bon BORN
'berefn erfl1rt, OaB Der pon 8alb.
ington geitellte 8orlhlog Dem
Geto nrterIiege mo er geael
&orIhIag lei.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
Seine SeObodjtnns

Sd pilege otter nit meinem fIei-
men gSadbarsiungeit @eiprdde at
fiibren. gr lit flint Sabre alt. gaelt-
lid entipinnt iid folgenOes @e-
lprah. uGruin, OH mirlt ia gar
llidt groB, pent on nidt Diel iBt.
God, 5ante, a6er meme Nilltti
fam bod gar nidt iobiel @iien
foden, mie ih BADEN modte, neil
lie nidlt iouiel @elo bat
so, Oeine W}utti bat fem @elo,
lpober befolrllnt DEM Oeine Nintti
inuner @elO2"
u4d, Sante, WeiBt Ou oas oenn
nidt, Oas befonntt Die bod INNER
'ruus beim ginbolen.4
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
Dte AAsweuuug tnteraIerter
TetuDausldnber aus ben Il. 8.

&icIe Tcttlde Die mGbreH0 oes
speiten sS%eItfrieges bier interniert
murOen, neil lie laiit onitlider
@rfl1rung ofiir ben nneren 6rie-
Ocn utiO sic ofientIide Siherbeit
Der Der. Stoaten ais gefobrlid
bctrnttet~ iuorOen mnreu, ltcbcn
ieBt Dor ser glusrpeijnilg lul0 abs
idiebun1 mad TelitidlanO, lntO
Gpur int @infIong nit Scr @rof-
lamdtiun Ocs Yrqiioenten pom Ia.
Sill 1915 (Ro. 1866. Gieie Gen.
ie proteitieren onfs beitige 0age-
aer 0oB lie unier 2ono nerIoiien
miiiien. Die 8iidfebr in ienes 8a-
teriono, 81 OeiiEn @uniten lid ei-
nc Retbe BON ibnen nftiu ge9en
Die Ser. Staoteu peri6moren bat.
te mo oeiien OnmoIi9er ,,giegie-
run9sform~ nOer .9iegierltngs-
~prin3ipiem" pie cine iorgf1ltig
Dorgenommene 8eneisu1fndbnte err
CAB, iie ale nahmeisIi6 yerge-
ge6en" gemeien iin0, eriheint III
uen ais cine 9roBe S6rte.
Sn einem 6reiloiimgsgeiuh
petition for iprit Of bobeas corr
pus), 0os 6ieles Sobr beim 8e-
5irfsgeridtbof oes iii0Iiden 81
itrifts BON Rep Yorf fiir elm
Dtitglieo oieier @rlppe eingereiht
Duroe, madt ser antpalt gel
tct0, oaB ser Mnnif, ser etpa
30 Sabre 51blt in0 m~perbeiro-
tet lit, mad OeutiHIanO 3uriid-
5uihiden, miiroe .utltr- Sen ge-
genu1rtigen l1mit1noen Ser gLltf-
~crIegung geitrnfung" 9leidfommen,
Die BON Ser US Gerfnnuilg per-
boten lit.
Isle ser Common Council for
american llnitp,~ 20 @eit 40. Str,
Der lid NIT oieien 61llen GUS
e~lnnnoerlebt. b~erborbebt, bot ole
&egierung Der 8erernigten Stda-
ten groBe 8oriiht gegeniiber ieg-
lider unprecedented bel Der Be-
banolung iener @ruppe maIten
Iaiien. Gor allen 9tngen murOe
Die Snternierung feines fein0li-
den A~usI6r0ers o1georonet, Bis
cine 8ernebmung Dor einem Ser
nebmungsansidnB fir feinolide
AuslonOer itattgefuiloen botte. ser
lid ans StnntSbiirgern 3ltiom=
meitlekte, meId)em Der &uf anit1n-
bigger @eiininlng url0 groBen Ser
t~tanoniileS Dora1lging. 8ielen Sn-
ter1ierten muroen meitere 8erne6-
mlngen 3Ilsebiaigt, nls Tie iih in
@aft befanoeir, uno 4usneiIun0s=
befeble muroen gPgen feinen pom
ibnen erlaiIen, iolange nidt ein
be1onoerer 8ernebmrm9sausiduB
Der aud unter Dem @amen yHe=
p%otriierullgS ; Alt5iduB" (3eputria=
tion 8oarQ befnumt mar, SEN
Satiadenbefuno iorgf6Itig gepriift
dal0 Die l~leber5en9nng geponnelt
9atte, OnB 0iRie 2eltte, getlGB Ser
Broflnmotion Des 8rdiioe1ten bonn
IA. SuIi 1916, ,.gei1brIid fiir
ben Offentlihen 6rieoer uf0 Die
Siherbeit Der Ser. Stuaten sfuo=
rem, neil lie Anbanger Der por-
%geilaritteu feinOliden Nepierung
o0er ibrer Hegierungsprin3ipien ge-
lpelen liilO uno nod iino (bape
u0bere0 to)."
Gs lit 5u beadteh OoB illus
peiiungsbefeble nidt ouf bIoBet
neutrality-suspicious. gegeniiber elmer
ieinolifen Hegierung, ionoern altI
iDFrflidp Anbdnglid)feit uflo Or
gebenbeit (ooberence) ibr IeIbit
ooer i6ren 8rin5ipien ~ge9eniiber