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Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
Snba1ion @ngs
lanOs ME 9eplant

8aIbinoton Dos &riegsdmt
erfl1rte, 0oB ME ein Oeutiher Der
JUDI our Snpaiion @nglanos inter
nonlemn lpuroe, iolueit iib oieS aus
ben erbeuteten gebeimen 9riegS-
oofumenten Der Na5is Teitltellen
ldBt.
gor Ser oGiierten Snuaiion in
Der Iormaroie, I'M SUM 1914, un0
balo oarnad maren @erii6te Der
breitet, Sitter bo6e eiuen Dergebli.
den 8erluh nnternommen, cine
6lotte BON Snooiionsleidtert 9egen
england 81 ldiden. Seood baben
iid Oufiir feline amtli6en oertlden
8e(ege g%efunOen. Nah ben Oomali-
gen 8ebauptrngen loaten bon bri-
tiiden 6liegern an Die $4,000 Wtnnn
0eitlhe Eruppen getotet worOen
Iein. Die britil6en 6lieger gotten
angebli1 Del nufs 8aiIer, oaS lie
in Brand iteften, 10 bob Die Arn1a.
oa oen 5lnmmentoo fano.
Gin 8eomter Oes a~riegsnmtes
jeooh iagte einem &eporter, man
be5meiiele, Oh Die Gelttifen jemalS
einen 2anoeperiud in england I'M
terilonlllelt bobett. @r mics OnrauI
bin, OaB Die britil6en 6lieger be-
reits i'm 5e6ruar 1871 Die 2uft-
i6loht iiber england gewonnen bot
ten, llno Dab Sitter lid lebr nobl
Der Eotiaite bepuBt par, er Tonne
feline Sttbniion in Gnglnno lpagen
obne Dob er nidt Die SerrIhuft in
Ser 2uft belaB.
Gin anoeres oertides Document
in Dem Aftenbano oes 9riessomtes,
Oos oen Sitel fiibrt: vYeridm0-
rung uto Aggreilion oltrd Die Sea
5is~, oeutet onrauf bin, OaB Sitter
bereits am 5. DECEMBER 1910 lid
fiir ,oen Angriif auf giuBlano emit
iHie0en bate. an jenem Gage
ctmas mebr ais elm Snbr nod I'm.
ter5eidn1ing oes 5pilden Mosfau
uno Berlin gel6loilenen Ni6tan-
anticipates nif 6ebn Sabre
madte Der Gbef oes 0euti6en @e-
nerolItabes, @eneroloberit 6ran5
Soloer, einen 8eridt an ben 6itb-
rer iiber Die inl Often aeplanten
Sperotionen uno ltelte BARN felt,
Dab &uBlonos bauptiddlidite Sn-
o%uitrie5entren iih in Ser Ukraine,
in Wosfau unO in 2eningra0 be-
fin0en.
Sitter iflrg gegen sic Soipjet-
Union am %. SUM- 1871 los, Inn,
lpie er iogte, ,.gnglanos lebten Der
biinoeten nuf Dem a%ontinente 81 err
leoigen.~ 9arnah mar Sitler 81
lebr NIT ben rotten Arneen I'M Often
bei6Gftiet, ais Dab er ouh nun an
cine Snpoiion in geringem MaB-
ltabe in england oenfen fonnte.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
@0rrim0m WirO
SanOels1efretdr

@oi6in9ton - @rGiioent truman
qo6 befonnt, ooB er Auerell Sor.
rimun, Ser lett omeritoniiher
gotihaiter in @nglonO lit, gum
SanoelS SefretGr ernannt bat.
Surriman. ser sic Grnenmuilg
angenommen bat, miro Der Iod-
io[9er uon SenrD ". @olloce, Der
Ieste @ode mad ieiner d%ltfieben-
erregenOe &eOe iiber Die niswor-
tige 8olitif, pom 9raiioenten gum
&iidtritt ge5mungen wuroe.
Sarriman, ser %oeru06nte Sobn
zines ser mddtigiten @iienbubn-
f0nigs Oes 10. SabrbunOerts, bot
Oie aniid)t gedilBert. sic @eiddits-
melt miiiie NIT Der Regierlng
5uiamnlenarbeiten uitO ibr flu9e
ultO tatfr1ftige fiibrenoe Eerion-
lidfeiten sur 8erfiigung I%teIlen.
6arrilnons Batter mar &epubli.
foner, ober Der So9n Id|Git9 lid
inn Sabre 1928 ms O%emofrotiihe
Eager ltimmte 0omols fiir Ilfreo
6. Smith BET Der &rdii0enten-
nail. Set &ooiepelts ,,gtem Geol"-
8rograrnm mar @orriman Damn
cine III 8albington woblbefainte
Yerionlihfeit.
@r fam om 10. Iopember
1891 in Seem Dorf sur @elt.
Mit ieinem 8rlloer Holon0 @arri-
man 5uiommen erbte er oen groB-
ten Cell Oes pGterIihen 8ermo-
gems in SObe BON 500, 100000.
Sm Sabre 1911 entionote ser
0onoIige G%r1iioent 6ranflin 9.
N%ooieDelt @arrimon nit Dem
&ailge eines MiniiterS nod gnglano,
Inn BORT Die omeritoniiden 2eib-
@ahtliefernngen 5lt or9aniiieren. SIN
Sabre 1913 muroe er Damn Sum
ruiiiihen 8otitafter ernnnnt.
@r rpar Mitglieo Der %ouserudbl=
ten Grippe, oie an uerihieOeren
Itrotegii6en &onferen5en 5mfid,en
&ooIeoelt upo @initon GburbiIl
teilnabm, u1lo olif bel ipdteren,
in oenen Gbioitg &ai : @bef uno
Stdlin 5lige8en maren.
Srob IeIner prominenten Stel=
hung belt er lid gerne 8uriid.
@roBe @iien 4paren i6m 5lnpioer,
altd) mar er fein 5Sreun0 pom
groBen &eOeu. gr mar Elm guil-
5eS Sobr lang in 9onoon bis
er lid entihloB, iid in Der Del
fentliffeit boren gu Ioiien.
St @nglnno par er fem 5rent-
Der. Gem er mar lhon friiber
oft 0ort gemelen ulu0 nit G9ltr=
9ill gut ~6eirennoet.
@orrimon lit allies on0ere ais
einieitig. NadJoem er nit Ieinent
8rltOer 5uiammen Den Goter be-
erbt botte, mtomete er iih 3uerit
0em bnlptidhlihen Gilenbobnob-
left, ser Union 8acific 3oilrooO.
Srn eriten 8eltfrieg balte er
Sdiffe, uno I'M Sobre 1921 grim
Oete er NIT ieinem 8ruoer Die
8onffirnta %. q. @arrimon & &c.,
Snc., sic 5ebn Sabre ipdter in
Die 5irnto 8roipn Brothers, Sar-
rimon & So. umgenanoeIt pur0e.
SIN Sobre 1915 Deirotete er
sri. &ittD 2onier 9oprence, uno
0ieier @be e~rtiproiien 5nei S0d)-
ter, Morp uno &atbleen. SIN
Sabre 1880 beirntete er in 5rpei-
ter @be 6rau Norn Marie Nor-
ton @6itnep, Ole fritbere 5rau
Don Cornelius Bat1oerbilt @bitnep.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
untcritiibt SIC NcmtIcbc
3eitMne, IS lit cmrc
6citmne!

SenOet Samilien : 9adridtem,
@ereinsnadridten, IOiDie iDnitige
intereiIGnte Wenigfeiten an Sic
Re6aftion. @ir lino germe &c
reit nnS frenen ms, 6erartiee
Nadriften i'm nSOnrnal sn brin.
gen. Sic belfen ms 6amit nnO
%bermeiOen, Oaf mir 0afir berant.
luortlid scmad)t merSen, tuemm Gr-
eigniiIe in Gamilienfreiien (@c-
bnrtstase, 6Odj5eiten, 9inOtnnfen,
SterbefGlle, 8eInde bOn TrennOen
niw.) nidt in unierer, reIp. enrer
3eitnns 81 finOen iinS.
@enadridtist bic @e0aftipn,
no Sirtb Str. q. w., @GihinstOn
|, .. 6. (Tcrnlpreder NMtiOna.
1880.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27

iitoiiden @e6eim6epegung Srgnn
3uai 9eumti on.
Die 9onOiten ii6erudItigten bier
g(n0eItellte I'M giiro Der &oliIbeO
DIAMONDS 9tO. I'M Export Union
Building mno iIoben init einen
9ofet @Oeliteine, ole fiir Die Ser
ififfung nod 0en Ser. Staater
beltimmt moren.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
8ldne Oer@.G.0.
anf @anO gebant

Berlin Ser gauge bisberige
8erloltf Ser @oblbelpegung IN
Berlin erbringt Den f~lurlten Be
ipeis Oafiir, OoB ole @ren5e 8Di-
ifen Dem Sopietieftor utO Dem
bon Den @eItalliierten beberrid-
ten @ebiet 8erlins, mie Die
@ren5linie 5pilGen Der &uiien5O-
ne ulro Dem 0eutiden 8elten
i~iberboltpt u%ufgebort bot, le0iglih
eine Gemorfutionslinie gu lein,
wie 0os Ben Yotsoamer Broto-
foIIen entiprehen miiroe. Sotidd-
lid boben Die Gerbdltniiie 9inter
oen ~ueilernen Gprbang,~ Ofn
&llBlano Dor ieine Gondne ge-
breitet bat, nod ben @rfnbrun8elt
oes gegenmGrtigen @abIfampies
- allie Merfmule oes neuen to-
talitGren &e9fneS oirgenomnlet
0os lid, unter Dem @mblem BON
Sonnler unO Si9el an Die
Stelle 0es berfrnhteIL ober Oem
iesigen Spitem in 10 pielen 8unf-
ten melentlid) uerpanOten yta5i :
Gespotism geIebt bnt.
Sn Sen So Aeftoren ser oelit-
iden Snilptitnot, oeren mobilize
redtigte geDolferulg I'M font
menoen Monot gum eriten Otol
ieit ca. 10 Sobren feline Stdot-
oermaltung mieoer freim6blen fam,
miro Der @ablfanpf BON lrIltnl-
Idr1nfter 0elnofrntiider 5reibeit
uno @leidberedtigung fir olle
@arteien gefenl3eidnet, oOer Die
Iemofratie erfdbrt bier 0o1 MIR
lolde @inihrdnflmlgen, mie lie
Nun einnal NIT Der milit1ril6en Be-
lebung ourh fretnOe Sruppen
berbunoen limo. 9ie &uiien ooge-
gen lniien III Tbrem Seftor feline
Ser totolitGren Brafti5en %ungenatbt,
nm mittels Oes politil6en Sn-
itrnntetts, Oos lie iif I'M 8rii6-
iabr geiduffen babenL r1bmli6
Der ,So5ioliitiiden @inbeitspartei, "
mom0glid ibre &erri6nft i'm Hnt-
boltie 5lt beremigen.
Die olte So5ialoemofrntie lit
in 9erlinS Somietieftor, mie in
Der gon5er ruiiiiden 8eiebun9s-
gone u%nter0riift. Seine io5ioloe,
mofratiide 3eitutn8 miro Oortbin
ourd9elaiien.
Eroboen lit Die uuiGnglide
Siegesiiderbeit Ser aonrnlniiten
ieit einiger 3eit eiltem olsgelpro-
denen Gefoitismus geiuiden. @s
lit befnnntgeworOen, ooB Bied Of
len Ole 6inausndblung Der Gotls
lnuniiten uro Ginbeitsio5ialiiten
aus ser Stn0tperpoItultg als
iiAeres @rgebnis ser beporiteben-
Den 8erlilter aomminalrpublen Oor-
nusgeiogt bat. Alles, womit ole
2infstotalitdren lid troftenb lit,
Dab lie in Der 81 erlpd6lenoen
neiien Staotoeror0neten : 8eriomm-
lung cine geniigen0 itarfe Mfii-
oerbeit biloen iperoen, nm Ser
fiinftigen &erpaltltng bin unO mie-
Der aniippel 5piihen sic geine
merfen SIT fonilen. 8ie idon
mitgeteilt, mar es in Ser
Sniiptiode oie iiingite Molotop-
Oie in @erbinouna nit
oiiidiellen ruifiiden @erloltborun-
gen in Berlin Sen oelttiden
aommuuiiten Die Soffmlng o1f
groBe 8abl9eiddfte aenommen bat.
Ole 8erliner bod MIN, 0oB
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Der Sra.
&c Ser nel1en oelttihen Oltgren-
gen fiir Die polniidlen @ebiets-
optiert baben uno es DON
an mr. nltf Sen @1bler-
lang bered)net mar, lpern Die
oitentatip gegPn sic Ser
0eutidlanos Stellnng
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
BON @riedenIono in 9adt &c.

fe bon @riedenlnno in &oht ge-
noninen. Cine SeemannsiduIe
luurOe erridtet. Sunge Sdapei5er,
6ie iii ibrem 6isberlgen 2eben
niemaIs etDos oltDeres, ais tDre
beifnotlifen 8erge geieben batten,
mitroen Seeleute utrO bolten &c
mile ulto onoere llebergoilgsgii-
ter. Gum ,,Seinlotbnfen" wnroe
oos tief inl Sentiment ~liegenoe
8aiel.
Me6rere bunoert taltieno Gon-
men an 9ebensmitteln murOen
m16reno oes &rieges nod Der
iberii6en Salbiniel 9ebro6t, bort
geIogert, unO maren 5uerIt bon
Seeren Der Nhie, nad)ber bon
alliierten Irneen umgeben. 80
mie es oie gerboltniiie eiriger-
maBen 5ulieBen, murOen 0iele Git
ter Damn auf Dem @iIenba6nme-
ge mad Ser S1npei3 gei6afft.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
$4,000 Diamantcn
in Gel 2lpiu 0craMbt

Seriialem Slim mosfierte nn0
bemnfinete Mdlmer rnubten in Gel
glpip polierte 3ianonten i'm @er-
.te uon $4,000. Nah Nniiht Der
8oIi5ei geborten ole &duber ser
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27

sic 2ieferlng pon Cement aus
Ger amerifoniiden Zone.
Gtpa 10000 SOrlnen Cement
iollen erpprtiert merOen.
Washington Journal., 1946-09-27
umfauiteuc Orab
FIR SIC NctStctcn

@anOer, N~elifunolaAN- 5lieger Ser
anrerifaniid)er &iiitenmahe beenoeten
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18
Betty Hanson
EntertainS AT
Lovely Party

Miss Betty Hanson entertained
Wednesday afternoon at her home
in Forest Hills at lovely tea hon
oring her sister, Miss Katherine
Hanson, whose wedding to Capt
Walter James Holder is to take
place Saturday afternoon at $50
o'clock.
The home was beautifully deco
rated throughout with red and
white flowers and red and white
burning tapers. In the dining
room where tea was poured the
brides table was laid with a love-
ly lace cloth and conferred with
an unusual arrangement of poinset-
has floating in a low crystal bowl
flanked on the four sides by red
tapers, .poinsettias and white mar.
cissi were used about the house in
profusion. Guests were greeted by
Mrs. George L. Mitchell At the
door and presented to the receiving
line composed of the Misses Han
son. Mrs. Katherine Vollers, grand.
mother Of the bride-elect, presided
at the tea service.
Around 80 guests called between
the tea hours 1870 to $50 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18
Mrs. Miriam Carr
Entertained Here

Miss Marie Chinnis and Miss
Doris Britain were joint hostesses
recently when they entertained at
the home of the latter honoring
Mrs. Miriam Carr whose wedding
to Lloyd C. Allen, Jr., will be
solemnized on February 2.
The honoree was presented with
a corsage of white carnations on
arrival and a lovey gift by the
hostesses. Bridge was in play at
three tables throughout the even
ing and high scorers of the game
were Miss Mary Ann Chatham
and Mrs. Lulu Riley. Mrs. Carr
was showered with miscenaneous
gifts by the guests after which an
ice course was served with the
traditional bridal cake.
Guests included Mrs. Carr.
aonoree, Mrs. Sam Troy, Jr., Mrs.
Lloyd c. Allen. Mrs. Lulu Riley,
Mrs. Vennon Hayes, Mrs. Hamp'
ton Noe, Mrs. Dolores Holloway,
Mrs. Lyman Kinlaw; Mrs. Beulah
Britain, Miss Ruby Rogers, Miss
Josephine Corbett, Miss Nancy
Creighton and Miss Mary Am
Cheatham.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18
u. DC. Chapter
Plans Annual
Patriotic 7 e a

The Cape Fear chapter No. g.
United Daughters OF the Come
deraey, will entertain on TUESDAY
v;th the annual Lee-Jackson tea
in observance of the birthdays OF
the famous generals.
The tea will be held in the Great
Yall of St. James parish house
at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Addison Hew-
lett is chairman Of the decorating
committee and Is being assisted
by Mrs. H. T. Fisher. Mrs. A.
MGR. Crouch is chairman ir
charge of table appointments and
Mrs. H. S. McGirt is chairman OF
the refreshment committee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18
John Hunter Returns
To Take Up Residence

The friends of Capt. and MIS-
John W. Hunter, Jr., will be gao
to learn of their return to the Guy
to make their home. Capt. Hunter
has been on active duty as orc
nance officer with the Army Ar
Forces since June 10. 1s4l. IN July
1912. he was ordered to Ascension
Island, B. l., where he was com
handing Ordnance officer. He mas
also been stationed in the states o.
Florida, Georgia. Alabama Ken
lucky. South Carolina and Pennsyl-
vania. and wears the American
Defense and European RIBBONS
with two campaign stars. CAPT
Hunter was retired from the ser
vice at Drew Field, Tampa, flor
ida. on November IL, l945, ane
he and Mrs. Hunter are resiohi
with their mother at $40 Chestnu
street at the present time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18
Special Programs
In Schools Planned

The schools of the city and coun-
ty will present special programs
today during the chapel exercises
in observance of the birthdays OF
Lee and Jackson, it was announced
yesterday by the president of the
Cape Fear chapter of United
Daughters of the Confederacy.
The chapter is also urging the
ministers of the community to
pay a short tribute to these famous
generals in the Sunday services.
Appropriate radio programs will
also be put on by the local chap
ter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18
st. Johns Church
Auxiliary To Meet

The Woman's auxiliary Of St.
Johns Episcopal church will meet
this afternoon at o'clock in the
choir room. The installation OF new
officers will take place at this
meeting. Every member is request
ed to be present and on time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18
NOMINATED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-tR-
President Truman today nominated
Brig. Gen. Butler B. Miltonberger
of North Platte, Nebr., as chief
of the National Guard bureau OF
the War department with the rank
of major general. The term is four
years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18
Huffman Sellers
Vows Solemnized

Mr.. and Mrs. John Heinzl, OF
Delco, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Marie Sellers, to
Floyd M. Huffman. son of Mr..
and Mrs. W. M. Hufham. Of Delco.
The wedding was performed on
January 5 at Conway, S. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18

n 1926, probably at Worms, Will
liam Tyndale issued the first COM
plete printed New Testaments in
English. They were struggled into
England in bales barrels and boxes
of merchandise.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18

The medieval kings ond mobiles
used wood block monograms and
printing inks to stamp their ap-
proving marks on charters and
ether official papers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18
Miss Thompson,
OF Lum berton,
Engaged To Wed

r11MRERToN, Jan. 17-Mr. and
Mrs George Everette Thompson,
of Lunberton, announce the en-
gaeennent of their daughter, Geor-
eia Leigh, to William Eugene
Never. chief petty officer, USN,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Never of Indianapolis, Ind. The
wedding will take place in early
spring.
Mrs. Velma L. Drene, Of Lum
berton. announces the engagement
of her sister, Miss Myrtle Rose
Lytton, of Greensboro, to Lynn l..
Mattox, Jr., of Mayesville, and
the U. S. Merchant Marines. The
wedding will take place in the
spring. Miss Lytton is the daugh-
ter of L. L. Lytton, of Gastonia.
and the late Mrs. Cora Pittman
Lytton, of Lunberton.
Miss Mary Turner. daughter OF
the late Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Tur-
ner, of Stoney Creek, Va, became
the bride of Dewey Bailey, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Bailey, Of
| Lumberton, in Norfolk, Va, or
January 4. The bridegroom was
recently discharged from the
Army after 80 months service, II
months Of that time in the Eu
opean Theater, where he was at
| tached to Saith Ordnance Depo
Company.
Miss Miriam Haley. daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Haley, Of Clafks
vile. Tenn, and Pfc. Thomas
Stone, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Afree
Stone, of Lumberton, Route q
were married in Dillon, S. c.. or
Dec. 20, 1945. The bridegroom i!
a veteran of 50 months service
10 months overseas. He is EN-
ployed in Florence. S. c., where
the couple are at home.
Miss Flora Watson, of Rowland
and 1t. Richard Jones, of Viz
GINA Beach, Va, and Laurinburg
Maxton Army Air Base, whose
marriage will take place in Row
l, nd on January 26, were honoree
at a bridge party given by Mrs
Earle G. Caldwell and Miss Eliza
beth Regan at the formers apart
n.ent Ill erton. Three tables
r~-~ in lay, with Miss Coy Cam
eron, of Laurinburg, winning higl
score for women, Jack Elwanger
c. Rowland, that for men. Tit
honorees were remembered witt
gifts.
Miss Watson was also honored a
a bridge shower given by Mis-
Katherine Johnson. High score
award went to Mrs. Rowland Nc
kellar, of Rowland, low to Mis-.
Mildred Smith, Of Maxton, anc
travelling to Mrs. J. c. Morrison
of Rowland. The honoree was
sl.oWered with miscellaneous gifts
from the guests.
Mrs. E. L. Hamilton entertained
a few friends at a "come-and sit
tea at her home complimenting
her sister, Mrs. L. B. Mcdaniel,
Of Tarboro, who was her weekend
guest. The hostess was assisted If
serving salad and sweet courses by
her daughter, Miss. Sarah, anc
Miss Annie Catherine Barden.
Mrs. John P. Stedman wa.
hostess to the Lumberton Bool
GLIB, of which she is president
She was assisted in serving by
her mother, Mrs. Earle. A paper
was given by Mrs. Ozmer L
Henry.
Mrs. J. r. Poole. president
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Simmons
announce the birth of a daughter,
Mildred Jean. January 3. Mrs.
Simmons is the former Azilee
Parker of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Chief Warrant Officer D. L. Law
son and Mrs. Lawson of 2O09 Bran
don road, announce the birth of
son, Dean Maxwell, December 81,
at Marion Sprunt annex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18

read a paper that had been pre-
pared by Mrs. Fred H. TOWNSEND,
at a meeting of the Lumbee STUDY
club at the home Of Mrs. W. w.
Parker.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18

The Vatican library contains
100000 printed books, $4,000 man.
uscripts, and 5000 works of art.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18
CLUB CLOCK

The meeting Of the Past
Matrons and Past Patrons club
Of Goldenrod chapter, 142, Or
der of the Eastern Star. will
be held at the home Of Mrs. C.
B. Newcomb, 1915 Perry ave-
nue., this evening at 8 o'clock.
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18

The Past Pocahontas club
will meet this evening at 8
o'clock with Mrs. L. G. Wolff,
400 Queen street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-18

Mrs. John P. Stedman was
hostess to the Lumberton Book
Glib, of which she is president.
She was assisted in serving by
her mother, Mrs. Earle. A paper
was given by Mrs. Ozmer L.
Henry.
Mrs. J. r. Poole. president,
Evening star., 1946-05-19
.C.Court Judge Asks
Public 5 Attention on
Problem ofAIcohoIisn
By Harriet Griffiths

Judge George D. Nelson yesterday
in Municipal Court called for q
focus OF public attention on the
problem OF alcoholism, after hear
ing "case after case" of intrafamily
threats and assaults committed
while the offenders were intoxicated.
The judges comments followed a
series Of trials in which wives,
mothers and daughters testified
their homes were being ruined be-
cause member of the family was
drinking to excess.
ut is problem in this commup-
ity what to do with alcoholics" he
said. Congress and other officials
have tried for years to do something
about it, but there seems to be nc
happy solution as yet"
Another member of the iocaI
bench, Judge Walter J. Casey, has
advocated change in the present
system of criminal prosecution OF
alcoholics and institution of a more
scientific procedure designed for re-
habilitation of drunk repeaters.'
Nurse Tells Story.
An attractive young trained nurse
took the stand yesterday in the
threats trial of her father.
Il think excessive alcohol has
made my father of unsound mind,
she said. I'VE want to have him
committed to hospital.
Its just an unbearable life with
him. He steals and sells our things
and his obsession seems to be to kill
my grand mother (his mother)."
She said her father struck her
the last time he was intoxicated
but we're perfectly congenial when
he's sober"
The defendants mother told how
"he drinks beer instead of eating
He's not responsible for anything
he does. Twice he tried to commit
suicide. Let him be committed to
some hospital for mental treatment
no sane man would do the things
he does"
Beer Is His Master.
you've let beer become your mas
ter" the judge told him. 1T is ruin
ing and wrecking your life. You
want something more in life"
That's right; I'm very much
ashamed and regretful," said the de-
fendant, who told the court he was
veteran and was suffering from
tuberculosis.
In another trial a mother OF two
children told how she had given
her husband chance after chance
until he came to her Office at the
Interior Department this week in a
drunken condition and threatened
her.
Il can't live with him and support
my children" she said. Il have
filed suit for divorce"
The husband, 33, who works for
the Government in Philadelphia
had come to Washington for his
daughters first communion, accord
ing to the testimony. When he went
to his wife's Office, however, his
drunkenness and disorderly conduct
resulted in his arrest.
Judge Nelson referred this case
and the previous one to the court
probation Office for further investi-
CATION.
ut would take a Solomon to de-
eide what to do with some Of these
cases." he said.
Perhaps in time the public at
tention will be focused on this prob
lem Of alcoholism and something
will be done about it," he added.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Clark to Honor Dead
At Legion Ceremony

Attorney General Clark will take
part In Memorial Day services of
the Justice Department Post No. Al
OF the American Legion at II am.
May 20 in the Justice Department
building, the post announced last
might.
Mr.. Clark will speak at ceremonies
which will include placing a wreath
before the plaque outside the At
torney Generals Office bearing
names of those who died in World
War II. The next meeting Of the
post will be held at 8:15 pm. to-
morrow In the American Legion
clubhouse, 2437 Fifteenth street
NV.
Evening star., 1946-05-19

ton about the contribution Popov
may have made, we shall be glad to
investigate. If and when we are able
to substantiate the accuracy of that
information, we shall be happy and
eager to revise our articles on radio
accordingly"
Evening star., 1946-05-19
Health Course Scheduled

The District Red Cross Home
Nursing Service will begin a free
course on Mother and Baby Care
and Family Health" for men only
tomorrow at Walsh House, 1920
Massachusetts, avenue NV. Glasses
will meet from 7:30 pm. to $50 pm.
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays
for the next two weeks.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

MOSCOW, May ia writer in
the Soviet periodical New Times to-
day said the Encyclopedia Britain
MICA should stop crediting the inven-
ton OF radio to Guglielmo Marconi
and German and name as its real
inventor, Alexander Popov, a Rus
sian physicist who died in 1905.
BY "a German" the writer may
have meant Heinrich Hertz. who
carried out experiments on electro
magnetic waves.
"Marconi invented nothing new
the article said. He only exactly
reproduced Popov's apparatus"
The article said the Britannica
editors should know Popov invented
and demonstrated the worlds first
radio receiver May 5, 1895, at Kron-
stadt Fortress near st. Petersburg
Ueningrad) and that Popov later
got Russian and English patents.
The Encyclopedia Britannica says
Marconi applied in 1895 for the first
| British patent for wireless telepra-
Evening star., 1946-05-19

Gift packages from America to
Polish indigents now 60 duty free.