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Evening star., 1946-11-10

but took no part In the discussions.
The proposal for the next Assem-
bly, session in Europe was first put
forth by Dn1itri Manuilsky, Ukra-4
nian Foreign Minister, and was i'm
mediately given strong backing by
Mr. Molotov.
Mr.. Molotov declared that the
first Assembly meeting had been
held in London, the second one
here and now it was logical to hold
the third in Europe.
Paul Henri Spaak, Assembly
president, then advised Mr.. Manuil-
sky that he would have to submit
any such proposal as an agenda
| item before it could be considered
on the floor.
Today's decision by the Assembly
completely nullified the London
limitation to the two counties on
the New York-C Connecticut border
A special site commission spent
several months preparing a report
on the area and recommended are
/ as of two, five, 10, 20 and 40 square
miles, all within Westchester Coun-
| ty, as possibilities.
Under the new verdict that loca-
tion will, of course, still be eligible
for consideration, but many dele
gates felt that because Of Local
opposition and high costs of land il
might be discarded eventually.
San Francisco has had delega.
ton here for some time preparing
its offer and after the new decision
Mayor Roger Lapham commented
1--WE believe the San Francisco
area will stand up against anything
which will be considered. After al
it is headquarters commission de-
cision now"
Aside from Westchester, th'
other New York site in the runnin,
is the old worlds Fair Grounds IL
Flushing Meadow where the AS
sembly now meets. The city loni
has plugged this as the best perma
nent home for the UN and ha
drafted elaborate plans for perusa
by delegates.
Compromise Accepted.
The Assembly's unanimous deci'
sion on the admission Of three mem
bers came soon after Mr.. Moloto'
arose in his seat to accept com.
promise by Denmark which qualified
phrase Russia has opposed bitterly
in committee.
The Soviet objection centeree
around a phrase saying that "th'
Assembly has taken note of the ap'
plications for membership" Th'
Russians argued that this amounted
to a revision of the charter "b.
concealed methods" by indicating
that the Assembly had authorit.
which they maintained belonget
only to the Security Council.
i The Assembly also approved fol
general debate a resolution from
Egypt asking for IAN immediate
end to religious and so-called racia
prosecutions and discrimination
and calling on the governments ant
responsible authorities in thos.
areas Ito conform both to the letteI
and to the spirit of the charter ane
to take the most prompt and ener'
getic steps to that end"
Saudi Arabia, India, Maiti. tht
United States, Russia. the Sovie
Ukraine and Great Britain spoke II
favor of the resolution.
The Assembly also decided to star
the terms of members of the
Security and Economic and Socia
Councils January II.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Woman Crossing Street
Injured by Booking Cor

Mrs. Lucille Riedel of 1888 Con-
necticut avenue NV, suffered a
possible leg fracture yesterday
when she was struck by car back
ing up on Connecticut avenue al
Macomb street, police reported.
Police said Mrs. Riedel had
started to cross Connecticut avenue
when the backing car struck her
The driver, police said, was Miss
Marjorie Waterhouse of 1881 Cathe-
dral avenue NV. Mrs. Riedel was
taken to Emergency Hospital.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Women Falls ; Stories
From Fire Escupe

Mrs. Leola Gentillucci. 21, Of 49,
10 street S.W., suffered a broker
ankle and possible back injuries lats
yesterday when she lost her balanct
and fell from the third floor f1rt
escape at her parents home at lit
North Carolina avenue Sc.
She was taken to Casualty Hos.
pital. Her condition was described
as undetermined.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
AttIee's Foreiqn Policy Text


of our Allies. These industries must
not again be allowed to become ar
arsenal to be used by a new Ger
many to attack their neighbors OF
to promote another war and 1t Ii
this fine balance that has to bt
so carefully worked out and the right
controls established.
Not Sufficient Cohesion,
I have often felt that there wa
not sufficient cohesion between oul
| financial policy and security matter.
between the two wars. This tim,
anything we do in the realm of th'
reconstruction of Germany mus
take into account all the factors ant
particularly, repeat, security. Sure
ly if ever there was problem tina
merits the wise co = operation .
Allied statesmen without pickering
without theological considerations
excepting that we all agree that Ger.
many must be democratic, this i.
one.
We have given consideration tt
all the possibilities. We have put
forward our plan. We are willing
that it should go on the anvil o1
discussion. We hope that there may
result a European system which viii
give peace and confidence for gen.
erations to come.
The creation of Europe in which
its many nations may hencefortf
live in peace. together, enjoying to-
gether its matchless heritage O
thought and culture is essential tt
the peace of the world and the set
tlement of the future of German.
is crucial factor in the solution
of the problem.
Year of Encouragement.
I have spoken of some of our diff
ficulties, frankly as is my duty. bu
I would not have you think that WI
are in any way daunted or de-
pressed. On the contrary this pas
year has been one of great encour
agement.
We are showing in peace as vel
as in war how mistaken are thos'
who think that democracies are fee
BILE and weak. We have seen oul
Nation setting the world an exam
pie in the smooth and efficient turn
over from war to peace. We have
seen our employers and workers set
ting to work with extremely littlt
industrial strife to build up agair
the structure of our peace economy
We have seen the people of thi
country showing great under.
standing of the inevitability of tn,
continuance of discomforts.
We have seen a young and Wig.
orous parliament showing the worle
how under conditions of full ane
free discussion great projects of so.
cial reform and economic recon.
struction can be passed into law.
Eyes Set on Future.
We are an old civilization with 9
great history. We remember the
past, but our eyes are set on the
future. We have shown throughout
our history a great power of adapt
ing ourselves to new conditions ano
thus remaining young in spirit. We
see new horizons opening before the
human race, fraught with danger
but full of great possibilities fol-
good.
We Can draw from our great heri-
tage of the past inspiration for the
future. would say with John Mil
ton:
"Methinks I see in my mind q
noble and puissant nation rousing
herself like a strong man after
sleep, and shaking her invincible
locks: methinks* I see her as an
eagle mewing her mighty youth, and
kindling her undazzled eyes at the
full midday beam"
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Jewish Veterans to Meet

The Jewish War Veterans, Post
1856, and the women's auxiliary will
hold social meeting in the Jewish
Community Center's large audito-
rum tomorrow night. The program
will include entertainment, refresh
ments and dancing.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
South Dakota Governor
Presses States Offer
BY the Assoeioted Press

PIERRE, S. D., Nov. Gov. M.
@. Sharpe said today South Dakota
can meet the requirement." for a
United Nations headquarters in the
Black Hills.
Advised that the site question had
been thrown open to "all parts of
the United States" Gov. Sharpe said
Evening star., 1946-11-10

he already had made arrangements
to send to the U. N. Assembly re-
newed invitation by South Dakota
to establish the site there together
with brief outlining his arguments
for so doing.
The State first issued an invita-
ton to establish a world capital in
the Black Hills in April, 1945.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
North Carolina Offer
Telearuphed to u. N.

SALISBURY, N. c., Nov. 9 (P.-
Spencer Murphy, editor of the Sails
bury Evening Post, said tonight he
had telegraphed the United States
delegation to the United Nations
Assembly a petition that the South
ern Pines and Pinehurst area OF
North Carolina be considered as a
permanent site of United Nations
headnllarterS.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22

aMfgelOkt

Qoh0on. (SIO = @ie BON Del
IaIiider Seite berihtet miro, ioll ocs
anter Dem Rommonoo oe8 Generals
@Iaoislau anSerS itebenoe, in Sbt-
lieu uno England itationierte, 20O,'
600 NtatM Itar{e 9olniihe 3rDeitI
aorps in Ieiucr 0egenmdrtigen 5orm
aufqrIolt merOen. Die britiihe &egie'
runa, Die fir sen llnterbalt Del
Streitfr1ite 0eg General Anoers
iorgte, bat, ipie berittet miro, Oieien
Shritt aiti elmer anbiuettsiitltnl
III Der uergongenen ISOLDE beidIoIien.
Gs miro 9in5nseiiigt, ooB Der tell
~uertreten0e polniihe AuBenminiiter
SoQmitnt Moo3eIefpsfi am Snmstaa
DON IuBpnminiiter Grneit Benin Der.
iidnOigt mltroe, BOB oieles, Tiir Die
@ngldnoer geleaentlib peiulife Yro-
blem innerbnlb Ser n6hften 80 Gage
geI0it tper0en lpiro.
@os 0ie Gngl1noec I'M einSelnen
beSiigIih Ser 8~ernenoutg 0eS Gene
rails gnoers uito Ieiner Streitfrdite
3lt tim aeoenfen, lit nidt befonnt;
aber es iheint 5iemid iidler ali iein,
OaB sic EemobiIiiierung iener go
len oie beabiidtigen ais 0SSliiHt-
Iinge" meter i'm NltslanO gu bIeiben,
in Ineriff genommen un0 ieuer, sic
beinfebren molten, beIbleunigt mer-
Sen mir6.
Man iagt fernGr Doraus, 0aB go
len, sic peiter SoIoaten bIeiben
poIIen, @eIeaeubeit erboIten neroen
in Die Derihie6eniten GruppenfOrper
Der engliihen Armee ein3utreten,
aber ais fpe8ifiid polniihes 9Irmee-
forps 5u belteben %onfbGren peroen.
4IIer @obrideinIidfeit mad iperoen
tie ndfber in obgeIegenen @ebieten,
oermutli1 QuBerbalb @uropos, ber-
menoet meroen.
Nas Sic Briten aud pIanen mo-
gen, 10 ifebt ipie berihtet miro, felt,
oaB 0ie pplniide Regierung Betonte,
iaoe Deinieitige britiide 20Iung"
Oieies BON Der Irmee General an.
0erS' geiteIlten YrobIems tDer0e fit
8arlEau tl%nounebmbor iein.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
Oas 11GoclFnMcm BET
KinNern


0as N1geIfauen fommt BEL Sim
bern Bditfig DOR ttl0 lit cine iible @e-
pobnbeit. Aud @rfpnhiene foien oft
N6geI ooer beiBen Iih in oie 2ippen,
3umeiIt aus Werpoiit1t. 9os Ndgel-
faten lit unId)on unO lingeiuno. Ser
ser &1noe Sic nie gang rein
itno, miro peridIudt, moOurd Mo-
gen= unO Gorminfeftionen entlte6en
fotnen. Singer iolen ME in Ben
Wun6 geitedt un0 Sic SGnoe Dor Dem
@iien eetuaiden neroen. Man fonn
iih oie iible @~eiDobnbeit 0es Ndgel-
fauens abgemobnen, menn man cine
3eit[ang SanSidube gu &anie tragt,
in Der tpnrttten Sabres3eit oiinfle
3uirnbonoidube. Sin onoeres Wittel
1T, Die Singer nit &ollooium an be-
itreihen. &in0er mitB man INNER er-
mabnen. @rmadiene miiiien oie noti-
&c 8iaensfroFt altf6ringen, I'M oie
iible @~efDobnbeit anf5ugeben. 8ei ner-
DOien Meni6en iit cine olgemeine
Bebanollmg Ser NerOoiit1t notmen-
An
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
2tats cirlcilt umfcrris
oicrter Nctnan

Hli6 elite Gl8betb gum
NlliBuier biaab uno iprong in Sen
Gabeu OeS ibrer 1arrenoen @art-
Grrotcno reid]te tic i'm lire 2appen
ttno fliilterte: %, @eliebier, lpie lol
i'd f~iinItig leben obne oeine aaiie.
MltBt on 5ieben?@
sd mlB1, ontmortetp er. ibre
beiOe 6unoe er9neifeno uno lie innig
fiiiienO. uMidl treibt sic Sebniuft
nod 6lunoern - nelie 8obnen min
ih banOeln @eliebte, I'M bid nit an
Dem Bump beim5nfiibren Der unRrer
4bnen miir0i9 it'll
Sonft entipan0 iie iid ieiuen Nm-
men. Sic Butter erlpartet mid"
iprah lie. an 0oS llfer tretenS, LEI
mebll" geodl eirmaI ipanfta er aus
Oem Gobr6eltg, itnO Damn entifqpono
Ser fleine Gobn ibren 8liden.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
Suliu8 0eut1h
9eht na9 @ien

Seen gorf - @ie aus 8uberldIIi-
ger Geite berlmtet, meroen i'm 2aufe
Der fonmenoen @o1en uno Mlo-
nnte cine &eibe bon betannten otter
reidiinen GtaatSmdnnern uno filb-
ren0en Yulitifern Der 8or-Sitler-
l3eit, Die bier in Stem gort i'm Grill
gelebt bnben nod ibrer Seimat du.
4riidfebren.
SIS bnn0eIt Ii1 babel in erlter
2inie I'M ben friiberen &riegsmini-
tier uno Sdubbutiofiibrer General
SuIiuS 9eltih. feline @ottin, bic be-
Ednnte 2nn0fagsobgeor0nete un0
2eiferin 0eS @iener Jiiriorgeiueiens
Wnri1 GeutId, ferner nm ben @rn-
fen G5ernim ben SournoIiIten GnrI
Sans SeiIer, Den 8eperfibnftSfiib-
rer autI grnit @inter unb I'M Sobn
6nnad, ben friiberen He0nftenr Der
.Cefterreihilden @emerfihnfts6ei-
hina ober aud onoere Ieitenoe
Qinfspolitifer irno Shriititeaer. an
Die Der Muf Der ilelien Miener Ne-
gierung ereQngen 1T, iidl bod Dem
8aterIano fir Die 9urhfiibrnng lei
ners iftpierigen @ieOernufbmlorbeit
mieber our 8erfiigung Su itellen.
Sic Uennnnten mnrten iebt nlir
nod nlif bic GrInngung Der berihie-
Deaen Eurhreilepilen, Inn Die MeiIe
III bic ate Beit ~yan3ntreten.
netie oiterreihHhe Megierung
bfaliGf 5iibcrI1liige aniifnidiItiihe
ardfte, ole ouBerbem iiber eeniigen1
g~rfobritng i'm MegierungSoienit Der
figen Inn mirf[ih.. Dem aobinett.
bns Dor Der getpaltigen aufgabe
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22

itebt nuf Den bon Nn5is biuterIaIie-
men Grimmern Elm. HeueS, Iebensfd-
bigeS 9elterrei1 nuf bic Seine az
Itelen. in ieoer 8p3iebung niisIid
5u leili. Sic fam offenbnr nllf Die
9iIfe 0ieier erprobten Staotsm1n-
ner, COMMUNICATIVE un0 Srga.
ililotoren nidt ber5idtet uno BOT
0esbnIb einen ~oringen0en Mppen an
iene W6nner un0 Srauen geridtet,
Die Seimat in oieIer ihneren 3eii
nidt i'm Std 8u loiieH.
@ie Die 8erb1ltniIIe beute lieeen.
gebort in Der Eat EN- gut Cell S0eo.
IiSmils uno biel edter Bntriotis.
mus oo3u, nm oie 5leiihtopfe Slime.
rifos 81 berIoIIen unO cine I'm.
gepilie 3ufunft III eineni 2onoe oui
iid 81 nebnler, ons al ben @ebieteu
GnropnS gebort, Die nit am meiiten
bon Der 3eritorling oes 3rieges
heimgeludt iuor0en iinO. Die eri.
Iiierten BoIitifer iir0 iif Der unge.
beuren Shmierigfeiten. oenen iie in
Der 9eimat entgegengeben ourdaiig
bepuBt. nber iie betrndten eS nIs
ibre 1fliht. ale perlonlihen Mfo-
tibe in ben S~internrun0 treten al
qiieu un0 Iid nit ibrer sor5erl
Strait in ben DENT oes idDerge-
priiffen @oterInnheS 81 ftelen. Mon
fnnit 0ieier bobcn i0enIiltiihen SOL
tling iinter feinen llmitdn6en Die
Nnerfennung beringen.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
Dor
@eri0t 9eitel1

Niirnberg, - Die &nIIen teiIten
bier nit, DAB Observation-Disclosures
GrieSrN bon YaltIus, TueIter am
Nontag nno 9ienstng nIs 3eige fiir
Die rniiiife StnntsanlDoItibaft &C.
gen 0ie angefIngten oiftrot, ols
&riegsperbre1er Dor @eridt geiteIt
weroen miro, iobalo oas notpenOige
BepeismateriaI gegen ibn geiammeIt
lit. Gin Spre9er Ger &uIIen teiIte
nit ole Inflage neroe erboben, Io-
balo man genus 8eueiIe 81 baben
glallbt. gr mies oarnuf bin, SAP Bou-
IlS an Dem 3~eugenitanb ielbit 5ugab,
er fitble it'd scr NaGldliigfeit in Ser
gedufiiftieung Ser 8ebonOlune
ihuloig, fpeI1e in Der GtIodt Inn
Stolingrn6 gemahten ruiiiidpn Sc
Falgenen 3ltteiI mur6t. Ger HuIIe
iogte, Uenn bic Befunoe oies beitGti.
gen, fper6e Ser General ongefIogt
tUer0er.
1auIus, Ser friibere aommanoear
Der S. oeutIhen 4rmee bel Ser 8eIn-
gerung BON Stalingrao, Iagte aus,
Die SnuoiiOn &nBIan0S lei elm ,,Der-
brederiider angrifF" geUeien. Der
@cnernIfeIomarifaM geriet in ruff
ide @efangenidaft, nad)0em leint
Armee oufgerieben mar. aut Die
Gro9e. oh Die Eotiohe, 0aB 3o1Ius
benz Mosfauer 9elltIden National-
fomitee ~onsebOrte, i'm nidt bon ser
Bro5eiiierltng aisihIieBe, e~rtpioerte
Der Suite: ,IbiOIut nidtl" Gr mer0e
nab einem Observation-Disclosures in
3entrolruBInno 5uriidgebrod)t per.
ben, bon benz er aud gebolt mur6e.
Hdulus befinoe Ii6 in einem grober
Eager, aber in einent @eneraIsqlar.
tier NIT Grtrarationen, no er MIDI
5t arbeiten braud)t, nit Ansnabmt
0eS S1ltberns oes Quartiers. 81
idreibe bort leine grinnerunoen.
Ser General eridien in 3ibilflei
0ung Dor @eridt. Ser GopietIpredel
erfldrte, er babe iie erbaIten, neil lei
ne Uniform 81 i1muBig uno i6abie
ipi
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22


iuineeli niht belpc8cD. sic lp,Cier
nit mortfar9er, barter gntihoilen.
belt aae oerortigeu @eriuhe 5uriid,
Tie uabmen nit Der gIeihen 9drte
ollie IohteiIe in Saul Die ibnerl
aus ibrer llubellgiamfeit erpudfen.
Sic biiien lih Ourf, in einem ltiIlen
SetOentllm, oGs bohite 8emunoe-
ritng peroient. Sic ihrieben ibren
W1nnern ODER 8erlobten tpenig ooer
nihts iiber ibren ihmeren Gompf.
Sbre 8riefe moren pielmeBr ben @e-
fongenen Elm lid immer er~neuernOer
@uen Der 9raft. @unoerhone @riefe
BON SrolietL Miittern uno 9rGitten
politiIhcr @efangener babe id ge-
leien Die es peroienterb in elmer
Sonmlung ais 9ofitmente eoeliter
NenihIihteit ber6ffentliht 3l tuers
oen. sic perItanoen es, oieie tap
ferpn Sraiten, 5miihen ben 8eilen
mnn6es 5u idreiben, mas ben Wut
beIebte uno in ser &offnung be-
Itlrfte. Sic fomer, mern ibnen -
ieIten genltg einmol 8eiuhser-
loitbniS gegeben ipur0e. GS mar
mutig mo riibreno 5itgleid). tpie tie
bel iolden @eIegenbeiten ben @es
fangenen 5u ermuntern berltanoen
ltilo neriudten, linn ettpns a%it3uItet-
fen, @Bmaren 3igaretten uuo Der-
gIeihen.
9[ber lie taten mebr. Sd 0enfe an
oie Grau zines &omeraoen. Der es
gelang. Elm gauges Reb bon 8erbin.
6uugen az ipinnen, mn nit ibrem
Mianne Itdnoigen uniiberpadter
8riefpefieI fiibren al fonnen. Gil
empfing bon ibn altf oieiem @egt
Gn%lueiIungen fir poIitiIhe 4rbeii
9egen ben 9o5ismus. sic bniite
feline @efnbr fheitet0, cine Grgont,
iation ouE, bic beim 3~uiommnbr1td
oeS Na5ismu8 nod unertoeft on
@erfe mar. Sd oenfe an Die Ser
Iobte zines 2eioensgencfien, 0it
nidt nanLieB, Inn feline 5reiIaIiunl
5u f1mpfen uHo lie nod Sabren I'M,
altseeiester 8emiibnngen ertDirfte
Ger 70i1brigen Ntutter geoeufe i'd
Die man Inn eines fiinF Rinuten Der.
ip1teten 2aoenl1luiIes miIen 81
mebrucnatiger @ef1ngnisBoIt berur.
teilte, inter ousoriidlidem Sintueis
0orauf, ooB ibr 6obn politiih MD
Is Snbren 3uhtbaus beItrnFt lei.
Sic Srau oes gum Sobe @erur.
teilten uerne id), bic per3tpeifeIt Inn
lem 2eben fdmpfte uH0 enoIid BON
amt iiir @na0enIahen in Berlin 6te
3ufiherung erbieIt, man tper6e i'm
al ,,IebensI1ngIi6" begnooigen. Sic
idrieb es ibm ibergIiifIi1, nidi
abneno, 0nB man fie beIoeen bate.
CT empfine ben 8rief nit Ser troIt.
liden 8etihaft - un6 tpur0e am
Gage Oarouf bingeridtet.
Sd femme feline 0omen. git
penigen 8eiIpiele, Die ih aus 0el
5iiGe Der mir befonnten 5Gne on
fiibrte, Iteben fir Eauienoe nnoere
Gin Oidleibiges Bud miiBte id
idreiben, woHte i9 Der 2iebe. 0el
Ererie iino Der Mufopferungsf1big,
felt Der 6rni. Ser Naitter nn0 Del
8erlobten oes poIitiiden @efange
men oa8 ibnen g~ebii6renoe 9enfm1l
ieben: 0os 9enfmaI Der u~nbefann
ten SeIoin.
(@. Sdperotfeeer in ser
,Stuttgarter 3eitrng)
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
wcrtrcuc ~2lMsIpriie9c

George @aibington CAB ben @nt,
man iOle iid nit 2euten bon gutert
@igenidaften Sulammentllnb tpefn
man BON iid Ielbit etipns bdlt.
giSmard lagte, mir Iino nid]t anf
Scr 8elt mn gfiiflid 3lt merOen,
lonoern Inn unfere Shuloigfeit SIT
tun.
Taten iin0 before Dinge aIs es
@orte iin6. San6lunaen mdhtiser
alS 8roblereien iagte 2ongfeIlom.
&obert Browning: Sd. glaltbe, Ell
ne Sonne miro 0urd Oie ihm1r36ite
Wolfe binOrrdifeinen, Die lie iiber
Der groe lhipebte.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22

ge6it oltf RimmermieOerfc6rl'
lagte Ser @nttc.
Ser rdtidaien @olfe miioe, tired.
tie ser @ton0 mieoer zines SorneS
Spite bcrDor.
ltno oos SinO Ingte;
u@ir botteu Gid oof inter Blu.
men begra6en, Mittterl~
Ga liefen Sranen iiber 0as antlit
Ger peiBen @eitalt. Sic erbob Iid.
9autlos glitt lie mieOer biuans.
Ser @atte begleitet lie.
,,@orum fotnit Cup" On uerlie.
BCit ltns bod 5uerltll"
Sic fliiiterte: ,,9lber oamals lieb-
teIt Oh idon Oe 3peite!
ltno ous gum Erodnen binau8ge.
6dngte 3ud webte wieoer I'M 8in-
sc.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
Gire min ktneernNen
GArSpGern tUicNcr beIfcn

Dublin Tremier Sc @alero
bat befanntgegeben, ooB Gire Ieinen
lebtidbrigen 8eitrog bon 0rei MiI-
lionen HfunO SterIing fir oos BUM
gernOe eiIrop1ilde 5eltInro, III Die.
lem Snbr enttpeoer errteitern ODER
iogor erboben tueroe.
SH einem &un0funf in tueIfem
er bieies befnnnt gibt, foroerte Der
prenier Die Gnrmer ouf, ibrp Hro-
button gu erboben. 5erner erfI1rte
er, oaB oas 2on6 pieoer 0nnfIeres
@rot ellen piiroe.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
1tidet ~ ftrefte et3ieh sT

Sd in0d,te Shnett rotet, nift iii
itrena 5t ieju. 2inber9 IoIten nit uft-
getriibter 6reube 5~nriidbIider fonnea
altf ibre lonnige &inobetts fir man
DE MenIhen bic ein3ig pn5rbaft
gliiflihe 3eit ibreS 2ebens. Sic ioIlte
Derborleuften tpie Elm heIer gtern
in ipdteren ounfIen 8dgen. ttnurtsTt
bari man ratiirIid ftidt 0lirdgeben
Iaiien, iutl0ern in irsunSIidxf Meiie
Ben RinSern peritdnOlid rnad,en mel.
den GinfluB iible alnaelDo6nbeiten
allf 6aS 0onae ipdtem 2ebet 1aben.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22

9ieIe nenen !SMtpetsiermnstu, pic
sic iid ielbf Gnfertissn f6nBlE,
ae6Sren beitimmt Midt eiMsr OsrGls
tetem NaO6t an, i'm 0sssHteiI Fe Der-
Ietem einen Snt in bic &lais beg
nltramObcrneM. MnmeilangeH sum
SerFenem DDu vSat Srius" fpb
fret erbGltIid Beim Giuisnber eiRes
fr%amfierten, abrefisrten lIml4lass
an 6as Nee6IeWOrf Department. Sfts
ier 2eitnns mm6 nm &hiter Nr. 9
1910 bitten6
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
2lneBNctett . . ,
@eSadtnigfmhi
Sdgnade er31BIte:

Sdnade er31blte:
sd babe ei1ert 4urius filr @e
Sadtnisfunit mitgemddJt. SD jqge
Sbnen, fabelbofte GoGel Jraber
fonnte id feline BeiAidts5cbl behaI-
ten, ober iest! Srogen Sic, iuas Sie
molten, ib merOe Sbnen prompt ant
tuortenl"
pno elmer frnate: 1Alio, mann
tuuroe amerifa entosdt9"
Gas farm man iidl gang sinfah
merfen. Nfat riif1int sic eriten pier
8utitoben Don amerifu. " lit 9leih
/, nj entbdIt orei Stride dIfo 8; I
lit ser FINITE guditabe, nIio 5, r lit
ser oft3eblte gnditnbez oaDon Sic
@dlfte olio 8. Grgibt dAeitiotroerB
reibt: 1859.
9t6er sfmerifa wi.rOe bod 1892
ent6edtl"
nSo2 Sd DoGte S1nett o5f
MIR oie fabeIbafte MetboOe seiganl.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
Som itiarn 0eIOeutuM Oeutidtr 6r0ueH

Grfiialing elmer 2anfeSpflidt lit
Aufgobe Oieier Seller, Die augleid
@rbrtng iein ioHeu Der 5ralen,
Ntiitter unO 9rdute, oeren Nhlt uno
1reue in Iangen Snbren nidt Der.
iagten, in Oencn lire Dtonner,
S0bne itno &erobten iitr lire poli-
tiidc @ciinmmg inter Dem 6olbeiI
ibr 2eben enoen mltBten o0er in ben
3uhtb6uiern. Son5cntratiouslagern
mo @efdnoniiien Oes Nn5ismus lit
ten uno oiiIoetep uno 5u Iouienoeu
mo Mbertdulen0en Itnrber.
@art mars Dos Sos oieIcr 0t1n-
lcr. Ole ath III ben ounfeliten
Stluloeu Ocu @Ioiibeu OIL Die
Soenle mo Die lleber5eueltng nid)t
perIorcn DOB aus ibren Snten ltno
Spiern elm neleS uno beiIereS
0cttIdIanO erlteben fperoe. Bitter
idner abcr mar aud oas Sos Der
6roltcn uno Miitter, Die Den Monn
ooer Sobu nerIoreH, ODER i'm binter
@ittern ODER in 2agern pitBten, Der
8rallte, oeren 8erlobten Der RaSiS-
mus Dos gIeide Sdifial bereitet
batte.
Iiht 0omit begliigte lid oas 9tn-
ii Regime, Ser 6roll oes politiit
@erurteiIten Den 2ebensfamerooen
iHio @ru1brer, ben 9inoern ben @a-
Ter 0enommen 81 bohen, Der Ser
lobteH 0eu Mfan ibrer 2iebe er
nerfolete auh ben eingeferferten
politiiheu @egner nod nit ieiuem
&aB, bcnliibt linn aud oaS 2ebte az
RebnIen. GerleIbe Na5ismuS, Der
beuhleriIH bon 3or0eruHg 0eS So
miIienlebenS Iprah, nerIongte bon
Der 6rau oes poIitiih BeritrteiIteu.
iidD BON iDrent Wonne ideioen 5I
IniieiL bon Ser 8roiit, Iid pom ib-
rem 8erIobten 5lt trenften. Nlon
founte lie Stuar nift amtngen; Dor
S6affung elmer entipre6enOen ge=
feBIiden 0orldrift ibredte man 5us
rid. I'M Die Gmporung oeS Bolfes
nubt 5u erregen. 9Iber es CAB un=
oere NitteI. Dton lieB ben iid meis
geruoen 6raIen uTo 8~erIobten
gegeniiber ourhbliden,0 aB man III
men Die Observation-Disclosures neb-
men neroe nn0 ldrefte Dor Ser
pirfIidung oieier Drobune feines-
megS 5uriif.
Gs iou fem Gtein auf Gle Srnuen
uno Brailte getuorfen peroen, Die
lid Dem Grud beugten. Wtiifter to-
ten es, Inn lire ainoer ourhbriu-
gen al f0Hnen, 8r1ute, Die lire al
ten @Itern 3r unterlhiBen ODER az
erboIten botten. sic IieBen iid
ihei0en ODER Ioiten 0ns 8erl0bnis
aber tie taten es MI sum
Shein. llno tie IieBeu lire M6n-
ner uno @%erIobten miIIen, bag tie
auf lie bis sur Gtltloe Der 8ieoer=
bereiniglIng pnrten tpitr0en. Sn al
ben Sabren meiner poIitiifen Saftz
5eit babe id nift einen meiner &o=
nlerooen einen 8ortpurf gegen Die
5ralt ODER 8erlobte erbeben boren,
bic aus @riin0en Der genannten
9Lrt einen 6Hritt fat, gegen ben
iif ibr GmpfinDen itrdubte. ben lie
proftild ungeiheben madte 0urd
Die Srelie. nit Ser lie Die 6uBerlidl
geIOIte 8inoung In ibrem Ser8en
Dnbrte.
Die Mebr3obI Der Srniten un0
8r1ute Der poIitiihen @efangenen
IieB iih ieIbit al ioIden SAeintren.