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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15
Artists
form Club Here,
Plans Outlined

me meeting which was held
t s.uSsoay night, September 70, at
o org I; ": c. A. for the purpose of
f sssalzatloa an Art club was at.
Persons. 'A'S n'eieS'eo
W SIS Dorothea McDow.
w. executive director of the "Y',
Of If. ~ aas also made quite a study
n. az, presided, briefly explaining
t1s proposed plans and program
a.. 'ae group, and requested that
Or person present state what he
hi. sue was most interested in.
iSb ns request was met with ell
ID ',lastlc response, which reveal
ss,s mat the most desired subject
sTt s. oil painting, water co1ors,
screen prints, block printing,
and ilng, metal work, woodwork,
dssn. vommon desire by all for a
stNd Ser appreciation of art and the
OF the basic principles.
5pirn WA decided that for the time
Inn 1t would be best not to have
evs, '0rmsl an organization, how
eIea.a Steering Committee was
n oY and nominated for the pur-
rnortt OF mapping out several
tsi:SaS programs. and studies, OBJ.
torls necessary speakers. instruc-
Los.s' models, ect. Miss Emma
t5s 'eh was chosen as Chairman OF
beior rommittee, other members
- Claude Howell, Miss Doroth.
and MeDowell, Mrs. c. B. Davis,
sbo, MISS Louise Lanier. A work.
,,s hwy Will be operated every Thurs.
bsr evening, effective Immediately
' ', \, at 7:30 O'Clock, at the
vi W. {. A., open to anyone who
pata les to draw, paint or partici
''e IN any other manner; how
'lnued on page 2; Column g.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15
Romeo,
M-Sgt. Haines
Are Wed Here
r,rs Spoken Yesterday Aft
.rnoon at Trinity Metho-
dist Church At 8 O'clock

rso wedding of Miss Elinor
,.,nces Reno, daughter of Mr..
:, Mrs. Robert Romeo Of Will
r,ston. and Master Sergeant
r%,,ocis G. Haines Of Myrtle Beach,
~ son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
r.;ros of Wilmington, took place
ps,-srdsv afternoon at 3 o'clock at
a.;,itv Methodist church. DR.. Wal
-. patton. dean of Louisburg col.
,5s and Rev. E. B. Fisher, pas
~, nj the church, performed the
%,erenoney.
niss Romeo was attended by
-. sister. Mrs. Alton M. Hayes
\ Jacksonville, Fla, as matron-of
.ror and only attendant. Sgt.
Zines had as his best man David
n chadwick, Jr.. of Wilmington
W., his ushers were o. B. Romeo,
rnther of the bride.
Miss Romeo entered the church
ri, her father by whom she was
,1rsn in marriage and wore for
s.- wedding a light gray wool suit
black accessories and a. cor
,sse Of puple orchids.
Mrs. Hayes wore a black suit
Continued on Page 2; Column 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15
Cake-Cutting
Given Friday

Mr.. and Mrs. Alton M. Hayes
q Jacksonville, Fla, entertained
on Friday evening with a cake
cutting Immediately following the
Haines = Romeo rehearsals. The
party was given at the home of
Mrs. Hayes parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Romeo on North 18th
street.
Mixed fall flowers were used
throughout the house in attractive
arrangements and in h e dining
room the brides table, laid with
a lace cloth, held a centerpiece
of w h chrysanthemums and
gladioli in a crystal container
thanked by tall tapers in three
branched candlesticks.
= Bridal ices n cakes were
served during the evening. Guests
included members of the wedding
party, out = of-town guests and
members Of the two families.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-15
BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Cor
bett of Greensboro, announce the
birth of a son, William Fisher Cor
bett, III, on September 10, at Duke
hospital. Mrs. Corbett is the for
mer Elizabeth Benbow of Greens
borO.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
BY MERRILL c. MEIGS
Special TO The Detroit Times

British Eighth Army under Gen. Sir Bernard
l.. Montgomery.
Here was fought one Of the decisive
battles of history, in temperatures and sand
storms which hardly permitted human life.
The bleak, treeless land is still streaked
with tank-tracks, pocked with craters, spotted
with ruined tanks and fallen planes picked to
their skeletons by Arabs.
The surplus problem In Cairo, as else
where, is based on lack of policy decision
from Washington as to the kind of money
we may accept and TO whom we may SELL
| saw a lineup of 126 C-46 transport
planes, weary from many trips over THE
Hump" We have been able to find prospective
customers for only a few of the big planes.
The rest will be scrapped. Nearby stand
hundreds of pursuit troop carriers and
bombers | think back to the early days of
the war when We sweated out the first 30
such planes to come off u. S. production Ines.
AIOW they are as useless as fired bullets.
~ An example of sales resistance. Col.
Johnson, our surplus plane representative,
tried to interest local sheik in the purchase
Of a C-46. Johnson pointed out that such
transport plane would save him many days
on his pilgrimage to Mecca. The shek said,
"But what would | do with the time saved?'
Johnson is still thinking up the answer.
We invested about 81 900 900 in building
Payne Field near Cairo an airport complete
with runways, hangers, shops, worldwide
communications. passenger and freight tacili-
ties and housing for operating personnel.
But We are having considerable difficulties
getting permission from the Egyptian govern
ment 10 continue to operate our airport.
They propose 10 take over "our" airport,
Payne Field for the training and maintenance
of their own army air force compelling US
TO move all our operations TO their inferior
municipal airport
Some Egyptians told me that it is the
British-whe control Egypt-who are pro-
noting this exchange. But Englishmen told
me to blame the Egyptians for the freeze
that is being put on us.
Anyway, we are in the middle, and
our representatives were PRAYING THAT
WASHINGTON WOULD TAKE STRONG
ACTION on THIS CASE
TINE Egyptians want to develop their
i own air force and maintain the necessary
facilities. The British, who opened air traffic
10 Cairo, want TO hold what they started
Cairo is only 80 hours from New York by air.
We should insist on our rights To use the
facilities in Egypt which we built and financed
l spoke with several worldly Egyptians
while in Cairo. Their estimate of their home
land is pessimistic The deadening climate
and the Indifferent government have kept most
of Egypt STEPPED in biblical times, so far as
progress is concerned.
The illiteracy rate in Cairo. most ad-
vanced of Egyptian cities. is 65 per cent.
TOMORROW-Chinese view future with
optimism.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
New lG-Day Diet
EEl Mondays Times

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a sensible way and scientific way and quick
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daily thereafter for the NEW s-DAY DIET prepared
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If you overweight get rid of that poundage Do
Ida Jean Kain NEW 1S-DAY DIET WAY, then enjoy
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rect weight brings.
SO you may follow the diet in orderly progression,
range for regular delivery Of the daily Detroit Times
your home Dial Cherry $500 if you live in Detroit. and
for Home Delivery If you reside outside of Detroit
phone your local Detroit Times distributor Slim down the
new 1S-DAY DIET WAY.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10

CHICAGO-The traveller who flies from
~ Berlin to the Orient, as we did, passes
over France, Corsica, Italy, Sicily, the Medi-
terranean, Libya, Egypt, Iran, India and then
over THE Hump into China.
The immensity of World War ii begins
to be appreciated on such a trip. The war
left its hobnail footprints on the face of
all these lands. In the wake of that war
found misery poverty, disease and disorder
that instnctively made me cherish more than
ever the treasure that is our America.
| found the scars of war are still deep at
Marseille, as / flew over it through air in
which my oldest son fought and survived.
Here is further evidence that France has
years of rehabilitation facing her.
We journeyed over rugged Corsica-no
wonder Napoleon developed toughness-we
flew in over Rome and Vatican City just at
sunset, a stunning sight which soon will be
within reach of countless ar-minded Amerl-
cans.
Rome seems hardly touched by war,
until you look down at what once were rail-
road yards and land at one of Mussolini's
annihilated airdromes. In the Eternal City
you sense, too. the derehction Qt the Italian
people, whose faith in dictators is now gone
and who seek only food and warmth and
ignore the lands six camoring political
parties.
CURPLUS representatives in Rome told me
- that they have arranged TO sell some Of
the supplies we cannot bring home, but that
WASHINGTON HAS NOT TOLD THEM
WHAT TO ACCEPT FOR MONEY.
A trip 20 the Vatican is a reassuring
experience for any man, regardless OF his
faith. Here was peace in the midst of war,
tiny oasis in a desert of savagery. corruption
and abandonment Of human rights.
As in the past | ipd no words apt enough
10 describe the magnifcence of St. Peters, nor
the thoughts visit there stimulates.
We were brought hack 10 Grass reality in
a hurry, however. For not long after leaving
St Peters Gen. T.. NJ. Powers brief case was
stolen from our car by beggarurchins, right
from under the nose Of our CT driver.
Top American air officers in Rome are
frankly critical Of the unwillingness OF
British, French and Italian authorities 10 i'm
prove the landing fields under their charge.
We maintain our own fields at great cost and
labor-and then our Allies begin using them.
Out across the indescrbaly blue Mediter-
ranean control Of which kept Britain in the
war during the dark days we reach the hot,
dry desert Of Lydia. At Bengazi. where we
have built and will continue 10 maintain fine
modern airport-by charging one which
Mussolini built for his fighter panes-our
BIZ changes course and drums on toward
Cairo.
WE FLY now over one Of the wars more
w tortuous battlchclds the land which
Marshal Rommel overran and over which he
was pushed back 20 Tunisia by the great
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
Youth Struck by Auto;
Driver Questioned

James Curren. Is. of 1890
Cruise, was in serious condition
in Redford Receiving Hospital to-
day with head and leg injuries
received last night when he was
struck by a car az Puritan and
StanSbury.
The driver, Stanley Kaul. 49, Of
1902 Mark Twain, told police
Curren stepped into the path of
his car kaul was released after
QucsrI0nIng
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
4 Elections Set

Officers Will be elected Jan. Is
at the annual meetings OF the
Children's Aid Society, the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty 10
Children, the Home for FriendlesS
and the Detroit branch of the
Michigan Children's Aid Society
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
Misery, Poverty Disease and Disorder
Sears of War Still Deep

EDITORS NOTE-TS the fifth of series of articles by Mer-
Meigs president the Hearst Corp and representative the
secretary OOOne inspection tour of IT, s.
SlupuSeS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
Nurses Find
These Three

and Comfortable
They're our wonderful White Clinic
shoes, so popular with busy women
in white. Two favored oxfords
and one very noteworthy moccasin
flattie-wirh white composition
soles.
a. Moccasin vamp on white elk flattie.
s6.75
b. Perforated detail on a good-looking
white elk oxford. S6.75
c. White bucko with perforated detail,
medium heel. $7.95
Setent5 FIoor-Fnmsr Strest-SsctioH
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20

sefansene, bic einet &nmeraben IT.
morbet batten, iunrOen beate in Der
gr6kten MaKen-G rcfmtiun in &ann-
oas 0eidihte sebGBgt.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
F~urtwuengIer ME
Diener der Nuzis

Berlin - Ger 0iri9ent 8ilbellll
5urtpanqler, Ben Die cmerifanilde
Spilitdrreqierung 9erne Don ipeiterer
geteiliaunq I'M Oelttihen aultur- Se-
ben ousoelAaItet iebeil wollte, mlitoe
Don elmer aus lie6en 0eutlden 9ilillts
fern beitebenoeu 5pruftonnller
,entna8ifi5iert. 9ieies lrteil beoarf
nod ser g%eItatigltng ourdl Die oliiers
ten 9e50roen, ebe 6urtpangler pie=
Ser ieinen alten 8oiten ols Better Der
8erIiner 86ilbormonifer bethlehem
fam.
Die Sprudfommer fam 81 Den
SeItlteaungerL ouB 6urtipangler Ill-
OiIde Muiifer Dor Dem 9on5entra.
tionslaqer beipoDrt bat luno 1884
-frei4pilig pon ieinem alnt els Rrells
Biifer GtaatSrot ~ 81 Dem tbit
Sermann @0ring ernonnt batte -
suriidtrat. Mad oieier Belt lol er IS
oermieOen 9abeiL iein Sreltige fiir
Go5i : 3rpede 81 perpenoen. Gret
Sl1oen iagten aus, Dab 6urtfpdngler
lein 2eben altfS Spiel iebte, I'M lie
5u bel6iibeu. Ger cine ipar Soul
Sersberg, elm friiberer Sperl1baltSlei-
ter, iopie 5pei ebemalige Weitglieoer
Ser 8erliner Gbilbarmonifer, Die I'M.
fer 5urtrGngler geipielt botten.
6llrtrp1ltgler ielbit Iogte aus, 0aB
er inn Ssonrar 1915 aus Berlin in
bic Gdweis flob, naflOem er gerparnt
mor0en mar, er miiroe uerodAtigt,nn
oem Bomber . 2omplott gegen Sit
Ter beteiliat eefueien 5t iein.@r idlcB
feline @rflGrnna nit elmer Mnbnlng,
Dab sic aunit iiber Der Bolitif iteben
miiiie. 8ei gegini oes 8erborS IN
Der @ortpofe lpuroe bon Der SOrud-
fo1nmpr erfl1rt. Dab 5urtp1ngler
niemals Mitolieo Der No5i : Bartel
ODER ibrer @Iieoerungen lpGr, Die
llnterIublng fih oaber Oardlf er-
ftreden apiir0e. Of er 5tgelaiien babe,
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
Grcbmam Icu noet
DcmtIcblnnN eckcn

9on0on Nge9D IT gds en9ltlde
Gabilett eripGgt Die 56uffung zines
neuen Miniiterpoiens Oes gtini-
tiers fir Gelttihlnno, = 10 beridte,
ten @eu1brsleute aus Dem 9omitee
fiir nribenpoIitiide an9elegenbeitep
Ser Nrbeiterpartei.
Ser erIte MiniIter fiir 9euti6lano
0iirfte Ser lbritilde 8ertreter in ben
Ser. Nationen Gin @artlp Sbnlu-
crcb ueroen, ser nG9reno Der les.
ten Wode imtner 6dufi9er in BEN
Sdlao5eilen Der 2onooner BreIle
3ltr 8eltltflg gefonumen lit. Der MIDI
tiglte 8oiten eilies GeiiOierenOen WPi.
nfitprs in Geutlhlono oiirfte Dem
Mrbeiterabgeoroneten non Coventry
n. g. groBmnnn 5ufollen, Der Die
9arteireuolte gegen 8eoinS 9luBel.
politif Tii9rte. GroBm1n mar friiber
EroieIlor an Der llnineriitat Grforo.
13u ser Belt, oa iid General Gluigbt
8. giIenbuper's Sarptqllortier III
atgier befon0 mar er ser @Aef Oes
9iroS Ser Psychological 8arfore
Brandt oas Die 9olitif beitimmte. @r
9eborte aud, sum &eoaftionsitab Ser
@odenihrift 9ep Stntesman ono
Ration, Der i~iibrenoen @egnerin ser
elgliifen MuBenpolitif I'M ollgcmei.
men, uno Der en9liid)eil 8oIitif gegen
ii6er Geutidloiro i'm beionoeren.
GoS gLott bat oie 8eriGmel5ling
Ser omerifaniifen 1inO engliifeit
gone in Teutidlleno idarf fritiiiert
uno bebedptet. bob lie 81 elmer allti.
ipaltung 9eiitIhlonos in Meiten' Ii.
Often beitroge. Ser Gbefreooftelr
oes Neip States olio @ation lit elm
ifnrfer aritifer oes aprmlltnismus,
itebt ober Dem 9npitalismlts ebenio
eeeeniiber.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
~2lrocntinicn Imcbt
q nth. GintranNercr

Bue1os aires Bon teils
meni6linen, tells prdftiidlen GuD1
altn9en geleitet, plant argentiuIen
feline 3iiren Ser elirop. Gilman. iii
einem aitsmaB 3u 0fTfen Der Die
grobe fpaniide uto itaIieniihe Gin.
manoerltng Dor eittem botben Scbr.
bunoert nod ii6ertreifen mir0 bat
oie Megieritng BOD ibre 8ersitmilFig.
felt ertldrt, niHt tpenieer als A.
O00,G @impanoerer ouf5unebmen
mo 5rpor beginner NIT morutllf)
10000 Berfoner.
Gas ~g(itBenunit bot bef1nnt .ge-
mod)t, onB elm fcleiiiher Yrielter
Batter Sole Glemeflte Sitpa, i'm @on-
&c zines oiiBeroroentlihen Botid0f-
ters uno Don bern1htigten MiniiterS
nod Ronr geflosen iii iit6 bort
iein 3ertrnlbiiro etabliert bnt,atm 9e-
ei9uete ginnanoerer inter Stalie-
nerrL Spaniern, 6ran5ofen, Deut
iden uilo onoeren NationGlit1ten
aus5umdbIen. Nit6 ioaen 0urh ben
arieg oeuuoiite ainoer in Argenti-
MEN alIpenomnlell wer0en.
Die oreentinieIfe Reeieruilg bat
eirten gertreter itah ar9entinien ae.
ianot, unl BORT Sfiffe fir Die gef0r.
oerung Der @iimuanoerer i'll f1nfen.
Die Grrennuitg eilies NIT oflen
&ollnlahten aus9eltntteten ErieIters,
lit Elm 8rd5eoen5foa in Der mooer-
men @elhidte argentiniens mo
miro nIs ein @elneis oes @iinlbes
BON @r6Iioenten Terott ~nngeieben
oie Be5iebuneen 3ltr fatboIilfen
STRIDE gu it1rfef, Die 5uIdmmet nit
Ser arntee tttO ben 4rbeitern cine
Der orei Sdulen Oes Resimes 9erons
lit.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
,,Keine KohIe ohne Er-
hoehUng der Rutionen"
Neutrality-suspicious. NeMtltkcn 1nriItcn mnN StNns
5trieucn aOirN pcn Sent cnoIiIAcn JcmrnaIiItcn SEE
ton DcImer ais vGrpreImne NIT 1tehIe" beseihtct

2. Sic Oelttid)e Sltointrie lnu III
ser 9fusbeittnng 0es giiens uiro Der
9obIe III Ser 8ubr gor5ugsrette be-
iibeu.
8. galoiee ans ouSgiebige getei-
ligung 0eltidlanOs all Den 8elto6-
iabm1rften.
a. Heoiiion ser 8reiie lrO 20bue.
8. @Gbrilngsreform.
6. Steuerreform.
Miiller I6IGgt peiter Dor, Die a6-
montierun9 non 8etrieben ein5uitel=
len, nit ausnn6nie ioIfer 8etriebe,
sic e1isldlieBIid @affen beriteaen
uno nidt arf 6rieoensproouftion
umgeitelt peroen fonnen.
Sffenbor beoeutet 0os 8rograium
cine Se~rabIeBung ser Sfeparations-
QlloteL oie 5DeifeIIos Ben 8iOer-
ItanO ser Guiien uno Jrnn8olen ber-
ousforoern luiiroe. GeutI6Inno Mir
Sc erGallbt per0en, feline Sn0uitrie,
tpie0ers au~f516quen. urro ieine Friibere
5tellunQ ais inouitrieller 8roeuf=
tipns5cntrum Gltropns mieoer ein3u.
nebnten. 8ieIe belize grperten iin0
Ser MnIiAt, 0ns f6nHe ni9t perbin-
bert fper0ennur miibte ii6 oieie gnts
miflung auf Soften Der fren5oiii6en
SuOuftrie oltsmfrfeit Die, p1hren0
oieie Melonng geidrieben mir5, iif)
orr Stineging meaen 4o6lenmnn.
8ofs fflr gn0e 0e5 5nbres borberel.
tet.
9sronfreid Oiirite Iid Dem MeiGi:
t6rpIuil lpi0eriesen, neil e8 aoble
braudt un0 ben Gorrang 0eutih-
lambs gegeniiber leinem oor ben Sea
5is 3eriforten 9nilo niht anerfenneit
Miro. Die 9eutiden betrahten ieOof
sic ao6Ie aIs elm MitteI, nit Dem
iie bic 8eiosungsbebor0en Stpingen
molten, oos 8rogr. Miillers gu Of
5eptieren. N1it on0eren 8orten: fei-
he GobIe cine Grbobung Der &atio-
men.
Ser engliide Sournoliit Sefton
9elmer, Der 0ns 8rosronm Wfiillers
ais eriter entbiillte, beifrieb es alS
,,@rpreillntg nit &oble." @r erflor-
te inn Gain @rpreB onB Sic meiIterl
Ser Minerihen Saltptpunfte bon
BEN anglo : omerifanii6en gebOroeit
bereits ge6iaigt tpor0en ieien Die
oas Broieft nlS Ons ein5i9e Mfittel
be5eihnet b1tte1, Sic 8ergarbeiter
Ser @lt6r 3iir pollen @eiterbeit in Der
6oroerung aLer in @eIteuropa be-
noti9ter aobIe 8u bringen.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
Wenden sich gegen
uboshufte LUegen Ueber
Acknowledgement"
yGGoltdpc 1smmNIAom" erIGmtert sen DemtIdcn sic
ruIIiIbc 5cmenstUirtIAaft. ricIc erPranfmn.
gen inFSlee Scr 1tGltc in 0catI4IanO bcIiireRtct

Berlin Die gerIiner 3eitutt9
, Saqline &nnoihoM" Oa8 untlihe
Grgun aer iomiet rpliiihen Daili-
taroerpaltiing pen0et lih in ibrer
Iesteu 9lusgobe 9egen 0bosbafte 2ii.
aen fiber cine ltilllnterbrodene unO
gmfaiIenOe Acknowledging BON Oeuti
iden 5obrifen IN ser iomjet.ruIiiiheu
9clubungS5onc TeltihIan0S."
Gas 9lntt bat in oieier Wocbe be-
reits eilten erIten ArtifeI Der0ffent.
Iidt iH speldem Dem Oeuti6en 8oItt
Die Geearotionspolitif un0 Die He.
pnretipnsforoarungen Der Sotuiet.
uniol ~aegaiiiiber Geuti6lanO ausein.
~anoergeiest lpur0en. Sn Dem 5wei.
ten Nrtifel miro oeriihert, Dab Die
0eitiAe Marener5eugung in Der Iom,
ietruiiiiden Zone trot eiues geDii-
len glb6aus uirO Abtrousportes bent.
Ider 8abtifen nod betr1Atlih ben
inOuitrielen 8roOuftions- llmIon8
itberIdreitet nitf ben iidl Ser Son
trolrat Der 2llIiierten fiir Genti6.
lan0 geeiuigt bobe.
Ser .erlte @rtffel 6ieier Art mar
in Ser Sonutagsausgdbe Der ,GGg-
lidJen &unoiAGa4 eridienen. 8arin
mlr0e erfIdrt 1entfntan0 iei-our6.
ais mirtidaFtlid III Ser Gage 3n-
idbli6 3u antfernten Tabrifen, ga.
observation-disclosures nro MerF5eitger
10 Miuiaroen Dollars &eparatio,
men 5it 3ableit Sic ben ser Sopjet.
union oon DelttidIan0 Oerlangt
iperoen.
Sic ,,S6glide &unDidau" be.
3iebt lid in ibrem Artifel offenbar
aui geridte, bic in oeutihen 3eituu.
oen eriAienen iin0, 1pelde NIT @e-
nebmigung Ser meitliden 8eiat=
beralisgegeben merOen.
SSn 0ieien 8eriften MGR Don neueit
Acknowledgement oelttiher 6abrifen
in Ser iopietruliii6en 8eiabungs /.
Bone aeiproAen lporoen. Gas umtli.
DE Blatt Der Ioipietruiiii6en Weili-
t1rperpaltl1t9 oeriihert Nun 0ie
@llien betreiben cine uperitdn6nis-
polle4 8irtldnftspolitif, fpelde Iif)
Oie 9nfurbelung Der BroOuftion poft
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
B~elugerUngszU-
stand in TUerkei

SnltanbuI n Gie tiirfilde Ar1llee
Derfebmte bier 5lpei neue politiidc
3arteien uOie BON &ommunilten
geleitet fperoen~, i6loB nht Ser
logsb1llier uno perbot Ben Drud unO
Die @erteilitlg %fommuniit. S6riften-
8oIitiihe geobo1ter mieIen Onrnrf
bin, Dob aitb III Sran cine ltarte
anti : fommuniltiide Str0mung be-
merfbor lit u1o Die Greieniiie bar.
auf oeiitett, ooB Die Giirfei HIRE SOL
tiing 9egeit SotpietsGuBIon0 dnoeril
mag.
g1nd unbeIt6tigten 8eridten lpur-
0en bon Der @ebeimpoli5ei cine Pin
5obl GooifaIe in Soft genotnmefl
uno 6ablrei6e Goflimente nit 8e-
i6lag belegt.
Sli Snitonbul ulro in Der hinge.
bling berrIdt bis 5lir bulgariiderl
uno sur griehilAen @ren3e Der Be
lagerungS5uitniro uno crit Dor bier
Gngen bat Iremier Gecep 8efer Die
Stlloenten Der bieiigen uniueriit6i
ermobtt, li1 oller 9emonitrationen
01 ent9olten, u0ie MIR ienen err
miiniht limo, melde oie Sronung III
unlerem 2anoe itoren poaenv.
Inter DEM 8elogerings5uitan6
Bat Die @runee sic @ollmnht, Shrif-
ten gu oerbieten sic lie fir gefdbr.
lid b1lt, nn0 ale MaBnnbmen 81
t~reffen, Inn oie <be uno Sronung
neutrality-suspicious.. Der Belnge.
rungs5uitnno lit in SitonbuI ihon
lett orei Sabren in arnft uno crit
fir6lid nuf meitere fiinf Monnte
berl1ngert mor0en.
Ole beioen nerfebmten Harteien
iitro Die So5ialiittide 4rbeiter- nno
81uernportei uno 0ie Gilrftihe 60
5ioliltilhe 8nrtei.
llnteroriidt piiroen Die 3eiti6rif.
ten Senoifn, SEES, Sun, 9igin ltno
@olt urt6 Die ormeniide 3eitung
HorsGr.
Sos M%orgenblott Oarin nuroe
nuf bier Monote uiteroritft, ,,tueil
eS Hropdgonon getrieben bat, Die Die
politii6e Sronung oes 2nuoes Oer-
nihten fonnte".
Gie @o1en8eitung 8upuf 0ogu
ipuroe nnf bier Monote unteroriidt,
4meiL lie nit ibren reaftiondrer
Soeen cine @efnbr fir Die Cider
belt bil0et."
Die Arn1ee befnBt iid nit Der
llnteriufning Ser bel6Iagnobmten
9ofumente ,iin0 Dab Die &~egieriing
Ser 9fftion oes Milit1rS eitle beion-
oere geoeutung beilegt, l6Bt lid,
aud 0ur1nus erieben, 0aB tie i'm
&unofunf bon 9[nfara befonntgege-
ben mrroe.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20

Qpnoon (SNM) Die Nefannt-
qobe zines acknowledgements
fir Sen 8ieoeroufbal EeutihlanoS
in Ser ioeben 5uiam1nellgelegter
anglo enerifauiiden geietungs5o-
men Bot obqle0ies bereits bibige De-
batte iiber ole GentidIano gegen-
fiber gu oerfOlgenOe @olitif nod
5tdrfer ongefaht.
9os 8rogromm muroe bon vi.
au0olf Miiaer ousgearbeitet, einem
az idbrigen oeutiten Suriiten uno
SynouitrieIlen, Der gum Better Der
neuen oeutiden @irti6aft8oerfpal=
tuu1a in Ser anglo : amerifoniiden
Gone NIT @irfltng bonn l. Sonltar
fomanenoen Sabres ericnnt tulroe.
Sic ied)s 8unfte laIien iid lpte
folgt 5ulomnenfaiien:
1. Grb0bing Der grunolege1toen
Station non 1850 ouf 1000 &alo-
rien tGglih rn0 Ser 6ettration bon
ouf 80 @ronul; Die ~notluenOige
2ebensmitteIeinfl6r ioa Ourh Oeut-
Idle SftOuItrieerperte be5ablt iperOeil:
Washington Journal., 1946-12-20
Vundenberg zoIIt
Byrnes hohes Lob

g9oihinaton - Gen. 8nnOenberg,
Ser ais Ser ndhIte G~oriibenOer oeS
5enatseuSiduiies fiir auSpdrti9e
Angelegenbeiten gilt, gelobte peitere
llnferItiibung fiir Staats : Sefretar
8urnes IN Ser 8epabrung elmer eir-
miitiqen Noffriegs : @uBenpolitlf.
Gan6en6erg erfldrte, Der Staatsle-
fretar babe ,,ungeiiGts gepaltlger
S~inoerniile GroBartigeS geleiltet"
u1to fir amerifo ionic fiir cine IL
deere, qliidlidere Nelt ~uaermeBlid)
weftooae Gr9ebniIe er5ielt.~
8prnes ielbit prizes sic arbeit Der
bier auBenminiiter ebenlo wie Der
II. 81. @oaperiammlung, neil lie
cine J@runoloqe iiir 3ufrieoenbeit
uno Gptimismlts geiAdffen bnbe.
8nrres, Ser auie @~anoenberg ioeben
pon Sen Nelp gorfer 8eipredungen
in oie 8un0esbeuptItaot 5uriidge-
febrt lit, erfldrte oilf elmer Prellefon-
Teretl5 - iei1er erlte1 lett Z Wonell
Dab er Den bon ieinen aouegen
8eoim uno MoIotou bel ibrer abfabrt
gum ausorud gebrnhten Sptimls-
mus teile.
Bnrnes erip1bnte i'm 8erlarf iel-
ner 8reilefonferen nod Die fol8etoen
Yunfte:
/. @r babe 8otidafter MeiierimitG
in 8uenos aireS eriudt, 81 Bero-
tuugen nod @aibinaton 81 fommen.
@r babe nidt ben &iidtritt BEG Bot
idaiters uerInngt un6 noble lid aud
nift nit rbm ooriiber unterbulten,
Of Mrgentinien fih Den cmerifani=